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Evening star., 1915-05-17
DRINK AND UNION RULES
LIMIT MUNITION SUPPLY
London Times Correspondent Tells
of British Troubles With
Workingmen.

LONDON. May Il, 3:1s a.m.-The
Times Glasgow correspondent having
made a careful inquiry, declares that
the conditions in the north OF England
and the Scotland districts which are
producing war munitions arc still ex-
ceedigly unsatisfactory, and that they
are likely to continue so unless great
change takes place.
The correspondent says he finds the
worst difficulty Is the manipulation by
the trade unionists, by which the men
work much below their capacity He
acquits the trade union leaders, who,
he says, are doing their best, OF the
responsibility. but says the men them
selves do not keep the agreement with
the government to relax their normal
rules for limiting work.
This is especially noticeable in the
ammunition shops, the correspondent
adds. where it Is quite common to see
the machines and men standing idle
the men willing to work, but forbidden
to do SO by the rules of the engineers
union. Moreover, the correspondent
says. in conclusion, drink and lost time
are still serious questions on the Clyde
Evening star., 1915-05-17

Charles S Keith. Keith & Perry. Kan
sas City, Mo: Robert +. Maddox, Amer
lean National Bank. Atlanta: +. T..
Meredith. publisher of farmers jour
Bank, Chicago: William II. Stevenson.
former president chamber of commerce,
Pittsburgh: c. g. Rice. y. w. Rice IL
Co. Boston: Charles Sutter. chairman
executive committee of the foreign
trade bureau for the Business Mems
League of st. Louis; F. Ernest Cramer
chairman of the above bureau. St
Louis: James S. Alexander, president
National Bank of Commerce New
York: J. f. Rovensky. National Bank
Falconer. president Merchants & Man
ufacturers Association. Baltimore: DIR.
W. T. Wilson, director Commercial
Museum. Philadelphia; Charles j. CO.
Philadelphia; William NJ. Coates. pres
ident board of trade. Philadelpfia,
Elmer i. Bliss. president chamber
of commerce. Boston; Herbert NJ
Meldrum. president chamber of COM
merce. Euifalo: Charles l.. Dering. pres
ident association of commerce. Chira-
go; Charles e. Warren. president boaru
of commerce. Detroit. u. T. Black.
president chamber of commerce, Fits
burgh: Edward Hidden, president busi-
ncS:; mems league. st. Louis: +. w.
Lehmann. president Commercial Club.
St Louis: Elliott H. Goodwin, Secre-
tary chamber of commerce of the
United states, Washington: c. II. Inn
hoff vice president Irving National
Bank New York: David H. G. Penny,
vice president Irving National Bank,
New York; Cleveland II. Dodge. mer-
chant, New York: A. B. Forbes. Harris
Forbes &. Co, New York: A. p. Leach,
A. b. Leach & Co. New York: Robert
H. Patchin, national foreign trade
council, New York; d. r. Francis, st.
Louis.
Evening star., 1915-05-17
SEYMOUR H. KNOX DEAD.
Was Vice President of Woolworth
Company and Bank Director.

BUFFALO,, n. Y. May 17.-Seymour
II. Knox, vice president of the F. w.
Woolworth Company, chairman of the
board of directors of the Marine Ma
tional Bank of Buffalo and prominently
identified with a score of other busi-
ness and financial concerns, died here
yesterday.
Starting life with neither capital nor
prospects. Mr.. Knox died one of the
wealthiest men of the country. He
was born in Russell, st. Lawrence
county, n Y, in 1861. He started his
career as clerk in a store at Hart,
Mich From there he went to Reading,
Pa, where, with his cousin, F. w.
Woolworth, he opened five and ten
cent store This store was the start of
chain of similar stores extending
from coast to coast.
Evening star., 1915-05-17
PLEDGES LOYALTY TO U. S.
German Catholic Union of Baltimore
Reassures President.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 1.-THE Ger
man Catholic Union of Baltimore, which
has membership of 5000. at it's an
nual meeting yesterday adopted the
following memorandum, addressed to
President Wilson:
while proud Of our German ances-
try, we know only one flag. the flag OF
our country: and we tender to you, the
standard bearer, our undivided loyalty.
I'VE have every confidence in your
cool judgment, honest purpose and
brave manhood. and are convinced that
you would rather be right than Presi-
dent That God may guide you is the
praycr of the German Catholic Union
of Baltimore and vicinity"
Evening star., 1915-05-17
Fete Day of Joan of Arc Celebrated

PARIS. May 1.-THE fete day of
Joan of Arc was quietly celebrated yes
terday by large crowds. A number of
English women participated in the
ceremonies, among them Christabel
Pankhurst, the English suffrag agette, and
deposited wreaths on the monument of
the heroine OF Lorraine in the Rue des
Pyramides, the Rue de la Chapelle. the
Place ST. Augustine and the Boulevard
ST. Marcel. English and Alsatian pas
tors were among the speakers at the
exercises.
Evening star., 1915-05-17
Chilean Democrats Pick Nominee

SANTIAGO, Chile, May 1.-THE demo-
cratic convention has nominated Don
Juan Luis San Fuentez for the presi-
dency.
Don Javier Figueroa was nominated a
few days ago for the presidency by the
liberal convention.
Evening star., 1915-05-17

J. " Campbell, forty-three years old
hoistman at the Baltimore and Ohio ash
dump In the yards at Cumberland. Md,
was dragged out of the dump by the hoist
yesterday. He had been missing several
days.
Evening star., 1915-05-17
Present System Discussed.

A common weakness of the courses
frequently offered for wage earners'
says the bulletin, is that they are laiu
out to cover three or four years, an"
only few pupils remain in schooi
long enough to complete the course
The short unit course meets the dill
Guilty by dealing with one speclh'
thing in each course and by making
the unit so small that the pupil Will
be able to complete it within the time
the school can probably hold HIM
If the unit course is laid out for ten
lessons the pupil who remains during
the course gets all the school has 70
offer on specific topic. By offering
a series of short unit courses on the
same subject, experience goes to show
that when one course is completed
the pupil is likely to return for the
next one. and thus actually remains
in the school longer than he would II
the same work were laid out in the
form of a continuous course.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
Sncrs sn Is Wipnatc1 pcrnrtbcilt,

g IN Dprf a. 9e5. 9iicbter 6plpc
ipics 1cnte Sic sllltrage Der sngetlagz
ten I'M @eridipDrllngsfalle ge9cn Sic
Ser. Sitaten ob llnb perllrt1eilte ST.
&arl 8ncnS, SEQ. Softer llnp slpplpl
8u6uuciiter bpl1 Der Soambllrg slmes
rifa 2inie 5n ic is N5pnnten in
glnoes5lldtbalts in 9ltlalrtu, nnb SoI
Gpppin9balts 5ll eincm Subr. Sic 6az
pag : 2illie iplrpc Sl cirent 9ollal
5trafc perbpnnert. Sic Gerllrtbeilte1
blciben ipibrenh ncr slppellattpu all'
frcicn SiiBcll abcr ibre gilr9lcbaftel
mltroeu atf $4,000 crbplt.
@pr Scr llrtbcilsfdllltng erlll6te Vt
8ucns sen Midter plmd) leinenslnlpalt
sen l1mltol1b III @rlpd9ung Sl1 5iclcn
haS leinc hret Mitnn9cfla9tcn lcin'
llntergebcnen iparen llno peml lie ell
gerscbcn be9angen baben lplltcll. c:
aufplge leiller @efeble gclhebcn lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

5l1 sln6etrodt Ser 6urlnonilefeH
Ssecnolgung bes senatsfallfls teleoro
pblrte Der 95ebrbeitsfiibrer aern a..
Den @iceprai. MarIboll, oaB leine 9ln=
pe1enbeit in 8albingtpn am W3pntas
ntdlt crToroerlih lei. Ser @icepralioer
nilnIfr lpeoen Ser arallf6eit ieincr
@ottin ttpd cine 8pd]e in sSnoianopos
lls 5lt bleibcn. Ser Scnat ipiro oes
balb on1 S6ontog bon Scfretar gafee
sur Srortng 9erufen uno oog erIteG5e
1d)dft tpiro sic @ripd6lltng oes gena
tor glarfe C9lrf. sum 9sraiioenteir
p. t. leir uno Sic alten 9iegeln lperoei.
in &raft blei6er.
slllh Die $oausoe11pfraten bieltell
6ellte etnen barmoniIden Siallflts uu1
senebn1i9ten Sic pon Committee fiji
0itttel lno 8ege geruadten Commit
tee GrneHnunseu. Sic 9febplte Sc;
Observation-Disclosures glalloe attcflilt
Ga. g. 9eeen oas gertbeibiguness
prp9ron1ln fam rit6t gut @pradhe llna
9eles9ebertlde Sra9el hlteher ltner
3rts II
Ser meme s. ongre +.
3os nele oaus 5dblt 229 9emp.
fraten, 1917 8epublifaner, 6 ErogreI4
1lpe llnb ie einen llnab6dngigen unb
So5ialiIten.
Sa 5enat iiben Sc 9emofrater1
lmo 40 sfeplbltfaner.
Snt neuen Soalls erlheinen bie(e be-
fartte alte Mepublifaner lpieoer, ln
Der Gr Z Spredler Sne Cannon, Sln.
.. WScainlep bon SQinois nl1b 9ficoz
las Son9pprtb bon Ohio, ser Sdipiez
9erlnhn oe5 Gpl GopIepelt.
Ser oenlpfr. aongreBmulln @itberz
lpppn tit fiirslih geltprben ltnb es be-
lte6t oa6er cine @ofall5. Sic bcn1pfroz
tt'chc sgiehr6eit I'M 1alne iibcr Sic ocz
lan1nlteSpppition reou5irt ltd) baourd
auf "a.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
5uros ssriebeltsidiff lit furt.

ip Yprf, 4. Sea. 6enrp Sort
unb mebr ais so Sriebensbefiirlppr
bcsleitet ppn 81 3eitungsforreippnbel1=
ten uno Ebptosrapben, iplpie bon iibe,
90 Sefretdren lrno Sgtenpsrapben
traten beutc gtadnittag 2 llbr nil
Dem lcblpebilden Sampler uGsear 2.
bic 9teiie nud europa an. gSln. S
8rpan ltnb Gbpn1as gbilpn fonben lid
allf ber1 Sod ei1, Inn 6errn SprD ibl
2ebelppbl 5lt elltbictel.
9ns S9iff biirftc am IA. bs. III
.Gbriltiania, gfprpeeclL eintreffen llnS
bon ba lpirb lid sic @elellihnft mad
Stpcfbpln, &ppenbuge1 ltnb bcm &aae
begcbel1. gs miro 9cplant, Sic Sriez
pensfpnfere115 I'M Saag absubalten.
Sorb erlieb fplgcnoe Ibl6ieoserfl1z
rnng:
uS6 leSle i'm feitcn GIol1bel1, bar
biele shllipn piel Gutes lpirfcn ipirb.
Sic lptrb Sen @cbaufen ipnhbaltcn.
bnb Ser Sriebe ipippbl 1nogli6 mic
ipiinidenslpertb lit mo iplanse Sic:
eeldbiebt, bcltebt Sic Spffnlng alli
5SrieDen.
SD ipeiB luenig ppll sen gin5elbciz
ten Des Nrbeitsplanes ber SricnensS
fpnfcrcn5, abcr id) lpcib, oaB iebe slnz
ltren9tng fit cincn c6renbpllen unl
bolbigen ssrieben 9enlacht lperben lpirb.
8enn bieie &pnferens lulr sen grfpla
bat, einer slnfang ser Srieoensll1terz
banblnneen berbei5llfilbren, 10 miro lie
cine quite slrbeit ppllbracbt babcal."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
5dlnf Der @eltausIellnng lit SriscD.

So, 000,000 ueberi6nb.
San ranci5eo, 4. Seq. Sic
Eanoma : gaeific s(usitellun9 ipllrz
De bente Nad]t na6 ether 9ouer bon
1888 Sagen NIT einent groBen Seuerz
tperf eeIcbloiien, boc6 miro Ser slbz
| l6leosfarnebal nod Big in Sic Mipr=
genltnnoen fprtbauern.
Sic slusltellltng mar in jeber 8e=
5iebllng Elm GROCER grfplg ltnD bracbte
etipa $2,OOO,00O l1eberl6ub Elm, pbz
ippbl Die ll11fpiten, eir1l6lieBlicb Ser
@ebdlbe, iicb arf Sic borrenbe glln,z
ME bon etlpn ,$50,0OO,000 belaltfen
baben unb Die gunbesresierl1ng feiz
nen 8uldllb 9eliefert bate, allber Sic
$50O,O00 fir lire eigene 9lusl1elz
lung.
80 frembe gtatipnen iparen pffi5ie[l
in ber Nusltellung pertreter, barrnter
rnebrere bon Den frie9fiibrenber Wtdh&
ten, bauptIadlid Sranfreie) ulo Sic
5iirfei, bie i6r eigenen Ge6al1be bat
ten. slud 81 ll1ipnsltaaten iparen
bertreter, bie falt aae lire eieenen
3eballbe batten. Sic 3abl Ser sluss
teller betrllg etlpa 10000 nnb Ser
@ert6 ibrer Sdalltellnn9ell ettpa $50
Dlillipnen 9ollars.
Size meiiten sllslteaungsgebdube
lperoen abgerillen, ba Bic Geripaltung
fpntraftlid perpflidtet lit, bas 2anb
binnen 4 @lpnaten 51 raltnel1. .gine8ez
lpesung bat jebod bespnner, oen 9a@
lat Ser id)Dnen ailnite. bas impplane
teite 8ebillbe bon alien, Das auf Sc
gierllngslanb lte6t, bauerno SIT erz
6alten.
spatcr. Ser S6lub Ser slusz
l1ellung erfolete Gunft Mitternadt.
Ser 8clllh am @dblubtag id6uf einen
neuen Hefuro 8is ltbr sbenos ipaz
ren idon 29S,61O gelu6er per5etdz
net, pber 1000 me6r, ais big 5u ber<
ielben shlnbe am Sau 5raneiseotag
erl6tenen lparer. sSl1belieu fan1eu am
Sriscotag nad) 6 llbr slbeno5 npd] ete
pa $4,000 geluder, lpoab lid bieGcz
lammt5ubl allf 34s,372 itellte. gs
lpirb erlpartet, baB ard oieie 3abl beuz
te iibertrpffel1 lpprben lit.
stp6 ipater: l1nt S l1br
sbenbs iparelr 35O.730 9elrder reS
giltrirt, mas Sen 9fefprb bpn 34s,372
an San Sranciscptag Inn iiber 1000
iibertrifft. gSabrideinlid linb auh
nad s llbr nod eiri9e Sanlenbe gez
fp111u1cu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

Die grobcr11gs bon 5ipei ipcitercn bri3
til6en &anprenbooten auf Sem 5iarisz
flub (Meippota,nier), Die nit Is genz
tirneterseldiiten ar1nirt iparen. Sic
gngldnber baben lnntit in@janscn bier
&anonenbpote berloren.
3ipeif bnf tie Oi e Z 5 1ng.
goris, a. Seq. Scr 9(t6ener aprz
reIpDnoent Ser Sabas mefbct: Sic bull
garilden Srllpper lagcr1 an cinen1
9labe, Ser ct. airiati beibt, in ser
@egcnb bon Monaltir. ginc 9elegatiz
on Ser @inipobner begab lid nod Sen
bnlgarilden gprpDiten, llm sic 5rupz
pen 5lt benohridtigen, bob lie in Sic
5tabt ein5ieben fo11nten. Scr bnlgaz
rtltbe Sffiaier ingte, Ell babe feine II
9efebl, Die gtobt 5lt beIeben unb
er enpfobl Sen @inipnbner,1 Bic gilz
bung ,einer @iirgergarbe, un1 Grbnllng
5r balten.
gulsariitbe 9elertellre in Slorina
lagen, DOB Sic 9rpbe @icbrbeit Ser
bulgaril6en !Sploaten nit Der geie=
tnng BON sWa5ebpnien ibrc gade fir
becr1bet baltic nnb nidt I'M sSnterelle
Der Gentralnd1te ipeiter gu fanpfel1
lpiil1I6e.
5plb Der SeIbgrauen ipII
lerGDht IN c L 5 en-.
9erlin, 4. 9es. @ertreter Ser
gentrumspartei itellter bente in ser
bes Gcihstages Sen
4ntrag, bie 2Dbnltne Ser beutIden
Solbaten I'M SO Grp5ent 5u erbDbel1.
Sic @eneinen in Der beutlben s(rz
nice crbaltcn icbt nur 80 9fellnige
(pocr ~ gel1ts amerifanild) per
Sag.
@ fabr in Ser aricgs5pne.
aopcnbagen A. Sea. Ser
ifipe0iI6e Sampler giorpif, NIT Sob
len bon Gfinsbp fir stocfbpln belaz
bel1, itieB in Der 9aorblec auf cine Mine
unb ging lnter. Ser &apitar, Ser sSnz
gellielfr, Elm 6et5er, cine 5telparbeB
nnb Der aob iinb ertrunfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
81 llIIiI b c + s. ritbt.

gctrp9rab, Al 9cs. sltt Der
rnlii1deu 8eitfrpnt brad) ein perludls
ter beuti6er slneriff in Der @e9cnb
bon 9tpi1sf, naDe Ser Sdilcbfpz Sarn,
nprblpeltli6 pnmSipentenlee ltntcr I'M
Icrem @eipeDrfener Elm.
On Der Dltlidcn Srpnt (sSolbpnie!,
lno 9eilarabien) inlpic I'M &allfains
lit Die Gage nnperdnbcrt. (9ic cinsigc
8eoeutllne bieler 9epeld)c licgt in bcnt
3ugeitdnpniE bnb Sic 9entlden tire
sbIidten mlf @ipinsf fcincspeas aufe
9e9ebcu Daben.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
2pnaon gibt 5tblidi> ii Nftiopotamien 81
obne beoeatenoe geritdrtssl ,em lei bort mid)ts
51t Dplcn.
Sirten Dabeu per britde 8lnRtauoueubooe seuommen.
gnlsarcn 1a6en teincn sceDl, @,Onaitir 5,t bec,n.

p pe Sapt pfp nnr bon Scre ber gcrbnben rgcr
sc qrntlon ~ gp1 alien anbn Srpnn pna Nr an ser
aniro atin Sunt eebt lcbba u @n nrebe ale itolz
en An9rte als abgela9en 0ibt s baB bns gonbqbcz
npt bon eori5a iprtbauert gctonc Np np glbpei1
19 aaer ol 4n9uffe ~ Sas blibe v@eimue" Hb Grecnz
anp lno 8unancn 2onbpn piu grppbeeilnocn nt
ner bercnalen Sonoern Die Gaaen Saenider
Efen1er erlarte Die Gage fr crn Sic ee
9pfTn19 auf ldicBliGn gicg bet eth @cruuersz
bptunl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
9enti6e Militdrattadees birfeu nidt 1T
ben Ser, 6taaten bleibeu,
2tnd lpe,t1t e fein iid)ercs iidercs 0eleite nad,
9emtId)lano erbaltem fo,tmet.
Sour Merifo bleibt ibnen als 3nHudt often.
9rittcr Dcntidjcr s(ttadcc lit 75riseu uerbaftrt.

@meiner srindn @edipDro eeen lnierc s.
ohs9edaf bef1etlg lem lpte Ser oelofr Senatsfa1us
Den aanp fi Die 5Bregel angegc6en bein olten
enoran Ser Dcn1pfr 3asf6rer oeqcn pas Gertbeiz
b9ngsprpgan1 Gldl5e1ber sdlub 9anana gafic lss
elun9 Gin 9etprbbeth ibtr 35ooo0 am IcBte gaoe
nebduB bon 5net 0fiaiorell ber Die npen glipen
5nos 6rteSenslct abseoampft glcn5 snc gaibeoe Al,
is glunan perur6lt ga1n gu enen Sobr Qraiz
bentenbnhseit mirb is. itattnoen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
&icb nnS &ropifiuntn.

Gbieagu, A. 9es. Hinopieb
3l1fnbr 400. Stierc $6.00-t0..
90; &iibe 1m0 9il1Oer $500 500:
&alber $6.50-1O.50..
Shlpeine 3ufllbr $4,000. 5,
nieoriaer 5u $5.75-6.90 6lulleilt 81
$6.25-6.7O.
5dafe 3ltfllbr 5000. 5tetil
su $6.oo-6.5o; sarnlner $500 biS
$9.10.
geiliigel 121se gl,rfeps
lac.
ssltter Greanerp - % bis
SS311ac.
Gier 27-3Oc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
ealppnranb in ct. 2pnis.
% a nm er pIlen, melt

.Vl q II II N o II, met e
einarmig lpar.
ct. 2pnis, 4. 9e5. Gin cinarn1iz
ger Niarnl 9lantens Datd)ael sgiegartbl
purpc belltc 9tad)t bon slpei Salppnz
raubcrll crihpien, neil er bet oen
Sefebl uoanbe bod mn Ben einen
slrn allfbpb, Sen CT bate. Ser leere
serlncl oes anberen Mrlnes bing berz
ab nnb itacf in Der Gpdtaldle. 9ie9faltz
Der glunbte1 lpabrld1cinlid, hoB gtcz
Gartbp elnel1 Nebplper 5lt Sicben beabs
lidbtigc lmb gabelr lpfort Scuer.
Scr sSirth Srcb. Creme lnllrbe in
Sen llnterlcib 9eldpllcn llnb Sic ser5te
baben ipc1ig Sonfflulna fir i'm. Sic
0lorbcr cr9riffcn Sic 6lu6t, pbne
9cllte Sll MAIDEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
gtpd, cilt oentid1er slttad)cc perbaftet.

vi tim ter b. Srinrfen ii.
Snn Sranciscp.
San Sranciscp 4. Sea. Sua
ron @eorg gSn1 bon Srir1cfel1, ser aes
ltern als s)5iIitdrattnd1ee bes bicligen
pelltldlen @eneralfoltilllnts Sreibeit
BON Gerbaftllng beaniprll6t bate,
ltellte litl bellte slbeno Sen 8unoess
behproclL nllroe ltnter Ser slnfloge
pcrhaftef ltnlern Sonnbel nit Sen 9llz
litrtcr 5H ltDren uerinrht SIT boben, ,lnl,
lplroe inter $4,000 8iirglhaft ellts
lallen. Sic ala9e bril1st i'm in Ser
bllloung nit gbas. 6. Grpiplep lms
Selpis S. Slaitb IN einer GerlhuDrllng
sur 3crltorltng BON Scbtffct1, ipelcbe
Den olltirten 2dnocrlt 9rpbiant, alct:
Der ltno 0duitipu 5llfiibrcu. Gin bier
fer Wtunn gnn,el,s 9}pbcrt gopeQa.
I9cllt ocs 9fproo. 2lppb, miro nud
gclllt)t.
soron Srirlcfeu lit beutic6er RiE,
mcntcr ltno bat III Ser bieIisen @elcas
Ichaft cine 9tpllc aclpielt. ST bat filg5.:
lleb cine slmeritanerin WitB @4lo
abercrpnl6ie, 9ebcirutbet.
sSul htngtpn. 4. 9e5. a'lit
Der &erbaftlng oes garpns d. 8rindp4
tnp slnoerer in Sau 6ranciseo slal.6t
oas .Sriti5anlt, oab Sic meiiten @ets
lchmnrcr 9cgel1 ben amerif. Wuniie
pnsbunoel nnlhdoIi6 gen1abt lpnrpari
lcien. 9os 9lmt ill6t cine Serbi1bung
sniIeher ser Sriseper @erihip6ruuE
uno Ser BON 9tobert Sup in g1eiu go
na16upeilcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
= Die wdrste
Trpbnfte.

Gbicagn, 4. 1c5. g@ci5elt
1165s 9e5, 1t61s Otai.
&or,t - 6634 9e5. 7014 sgfai.
0aier - 43 3e5, 1895 geai.
@etrcioe fiir gaar: 9eo. 2 rotber
gsillter Hills; 9so. 9 &orn alt
20, nelt 66; Stanoaro 6ufcr 45.
9ioggel1 9So. 3 94..
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-05
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-05-01
SUM MONS

In the District Court Of Cache
County, State of Utah. Edwin Mid
dleton, plaintiff versus Lottie Middle
ton, defendant. Summons-The State
of Utah, TO the said defendant: You
are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days after the service Of
this summons upon you, II served
within the county in which this &C.
ton is brought, otherwise, within
thirty days after service, and defend
the above entitled action; and In
case OF your failure so to do, judg-
ment will be rendered against you ac-
cording to the demand Of the COM
plant which has been filed with the
clerk Of said court.
The said action is brought to OBJ
tain a decree of the said court dis
solving the bonds OF matrimony
heretofore and now existing between
the plaintiff and defendant.
GEO. @. RICH,
Attorney For Plaintiff
p. o. Address, Logan City, Utah,
Box 1926.
ADV. 5-29
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-05-01
Clean Up Day
At Smithie|d

smithfeld, April 30.-Our mayor,
Joseph j. Richardson and the city
council have set apart THURSDAY,
May 6, as clean up day. All able
bodied men and boys are to meet at
the Union hall at 8 o'clock in the
morning. The mayor and city coun-
Gil will superintend and direct the
work. The city is to be divided into
four districts Center and Main
streets being the dividing line. A
free dance will be given at night in
the Union hall for those who spend
the day in a general cleanup of our
city.
On Saturday, May 1 the Smithfeld
Gun Club in connection with the city
officials will improve our canyon ro2d
and bridge Summit Creek, and 1t is
hoped that the general public viii
get out and assist them in this good
work and thus make our canyon ac-
cessible for summer outings.
Miss Uarda Gustaveson Of this city
and Mr.. William Hoffman of briggs
Idaho, were married this week. They
will move to briggs, shortly to make
their home where Mr.. Hoffman has
large farm.
Miss Lucy Fackerell, daughter OF
Mrs r. A. Hillyard was married on
Wednesday to Mr.. Milo Egan, OF
Richmond. The ceremony was per.
formed at the Logan temple.
DR.. and Mrs. Morrell OF Ogden
and Dr. and Mrs. George r. Hill OF
Logan were the guests on Sunaay OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Farr.
The property owners northwest u
town are doing considerable drainage
work this season. The work is beill
done under the supervision of The
state engineer.
Mr.. Thomas Allsop our Dronz,
monumental dealer has sold his team
/ and purchased an automobile.
Mr.. Joseph Meikle moved his 'am
lily into his fathers home on TUESDAY
and a number of improvements ar,
being made on the property.
A special Peace Day program vii
be given Sunday evening in both o
the wards under the supervision o
the NJ. l. A. workers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-05-01
Doubly Proven
Logan Readers Can No Longer Doubt
the Evidence

This Logan citizen testified long
ago.
Told Of quick relief-of undoubted
benefit.
The facts are now confirmed,
Such testimony is complete-the
evidence conclusive,
II forms convincing proof Of merit,
Y. b Davis, proprietor of the De-
pot Store, % South Sixth West street,
Logan, says: Il had pains in my back
and extreme lamonoss across my
loins Sometimes I could hardly get
mp or down from a chair ana It was
difficult to get about the store.
was also annoyed by irregular action
Of my kidneys and felt languid aud
without energy, Doans Kidney Pills
procured at Ritter Bros, Drug Store,
gave me positive relief, after other
medicines had failed, I was surprIs
ed at their prompt and lasting effect"
statement given September p,
1907
OVER FIVE YEARS LATER Mr..