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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
eaiTsuadridtea.

gteD gOrf, angefcmuleu Sin
coma" Don 9tenpeI.
Wta aasIuis, 8. Whnr5. gnge.
tommen ,Rotteroam" oon Nap 0orf
Gibraltar, 8. RGrS. ange'
tOumen r5iHIano" BON Rerp Dort.
Gopenbagen 9. Wdrs, Gnse'
tonunen rSreSerif VIII" DON Reu
gorf.
9iperpoOI, 10. wtdrs. Gnge.
tommen yGpHrie" DON gserp Dorf.
Rep gOrt, 10. Mdrs. Gbgefub.
rem nRDnbdm" na9 Rotter6um-
3 OitOu, 10. gsars. augetouupel
.Ganopic" Don @eHin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
aoitbare 9eaoel.

Ser Geteftip Gon Callahan Ieete
Dor eu,igeu Eaeen i'm Soilette5inlner
0es Sotelgi Saulip cine mertbpode
NnbeI ab, bic iurter 9riioern tbrs
$3.50 lpertb iein ioa, 8eiterH pliroe
Don Geteftipes Der &ufrpdrter Rap
WiiIo, 10 Sabre alt urlo $50. 416 Sit
SiiHite StraBe uobnboft, in einem
SfanbIa6en ertpifdt, ols er Die RnSel
bericsen molIte. Or lpuroe inter Der
sIufIase beg 9robbiebitabIs einee.
fperrt. SSn ieiner @eieaihaft befuno
fi5 Der Waurer Sobn Grop, Der IN.
ter gerba6tssriiHbeH feitsebaIien
pir6.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
erti6abieen uno Die Submit miro
gang ms geboren."
Ser Sysansel an Nys,initipm
mu.b in ensIanb Elm sdna
aef6brIid,er feiu.

Yt Atu9 III.
2onbon, 10, TGra. Sm Inter.
baus iogte am w1ittnnh Der S9dbs
amtsfawIer olopb 9eorse. iiber bic
GntitGbisuna ipre6enb. bic ben pers
ionen geipGbrt iperben ion. beren 5ds
briten ppn Der Rsgitrling bei4las'
nabmt perben, bab dies M0gIihe ees
than perbsn ipiirbe, I'm bic Gissn'
thinner Dor 8erluiten unb llntnnehms
li9teiten 3u belhiiBsn.
,@s bdrbeIt iih dbsr bel uns Inn
2eben unb Cob unb mir miiien bic
mrpbuttipn bon MunitionsporrGtbea
ednS enorm permebren, tpenn au4 boz
BEL einaslne perionen Ysrluite erleibsr
miiHsn. Die gsoiirfnifs Der Ration
limb 10 iibsrpdltisenb, baB ih boffs,
bnb biejsnisen, bic unanusbmlidteis
ten cher 9srluits erlsibsn, iid bies ses
fallen IafeH," iaste 2IOpO 9eorss.
Sritiider 9 mpfer'in De n
8run6 q CD obrt.
9onoon If. Wf1r5. Cine liir.
fenbepeid)e aug Berlin iagt, BORT iei
bon Siottcroam Die gfohrift einge.
troifen, 6aB Ser britiife sobIerioum.
pier Sertbooen auf Der 5abrt BON
eReip Cattle nnd) @ibraltor entipeoer
bur6 eiite gline ODER einen 3orpebo
5um Sinfen eebrnht woroen iei.
3pei Rann bon Der geiasung ioaen
ertriuifen iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
Die brei ntutn abmirdG..

Oie brei neutn abmirdl..
WoibinstOn, 3. G., 10.Rar5.
Der SetrstGr Daniels tiinbists am
UlittipOd an, bab aontr. abmirnI
Glstner, Der apmmdnb.ur Der gltlans
tif9tn JIOtts, aOntrs gomiral !6Olpf
arb Don Der pa3ifif4en 5IOtt. uHo
aontre abmiraI Gotples Don Der aiia'
tiinen 5Ictte sa aomirdIen erwannt
peroen piirosn,
9illa buIbet teine SHters
psntioH in WeIiio.
81 paio. Ssr., 10. Mdr5. Der
aFOciirtm preFs ift aus 1Orreon tes
legrapbirt tDOrben, oab Gsustul 9iau
bic grtIGruus absegsbeR babe, bob sr
uHo ale W.ritunr gsmeiuiume Snhs
esgen giHbrinsliHss MAIDEN piirbsn,
penn ausIduSiids 1ruppsn in Mstilo
iHterpeniren Dlroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11

SeauHe. Sn einem SeI6poitbrief
ben oGIensbors Inis" mittbeilt, en-.
5ablt Elm arieestbeilnebmer an Der
@eItfront fOIeenbe unsepobnlihe ge.
gebenbeit: ySan 0ooernber itiirnrten
mir u. unb gruben ius ierieits oeS
Srtss ein. gubsr einisen alien ecu.
ten uoren ale @inpobner geIoben.
llnicre aou1pagnie lag bel einem gro.
Sen 9auernbof in Stealng, bei-bent
| iid) cine fIeine SobIe befinbet. glIs
mir Die zines cages ourdduhten,
innoen mir elm WedoGen ron fiini5eln
Sabrcn, Die Todter bes 8eiisers, bic
ibr poterli6es Seim nidt bate Der.
lniieu ncIIen. 9dlb Durben mir
gut 5reluO nit ibr, beionoers ih,
Der etrpns frniBoiii9 iprifJt. Sic
bieB 5eauue, rrurbe nber baI6 Slime
gerufen. g2ir pnreu bier 9oro.
i6lespiser suinnuuen, un6 iie bielt
iid itets 5ii lms, fobte unb puid fir
uns. Gnbe 9seHlber i6ob bic i5pe.
re engliite artilerie oie S5ble er,t.
5fpei. Seitoem pobute iie bel uns,
ltnb Die gauge aompdgrtie bate iie
serne nnb beprnlberte ibre Eapfer.
teit. aIs bic GranSoien etnInnI Ell.
nen idperen gnerifi mafteil, bIieb
iie bic eanse Get i'm SdiiseHgraben
ltno bali utittbia beim 9erbiHben Der
@crrpunbeten. - @or EN- pnar 10
gen puroe inbefen befrbIerl oab tie
nah q. seidift nes6en ioIle, mo-
frarB6iifhe 9iniIiiien pobnten. @ei.
ueno BAT iie unieren lyiibrer, rnir nod
einen Sonntng bleibelr 81 biirfeH.
Gus Dltrbe erInubt. slm Sonntag
@Ornittng beifoB uns Die feinSIife
artilsri,. pIDbli5 ihIug elm 0ollr
treffer in unieren llntetitnno, in oem
fih Ssdnne 6efanb. aeinsr Don uns
iddmte iidl gu rueirer, oIs mir ihren
Geianam cus Der 65bls bsrDorsogsl.
Sect idntiidt elm groBes Steinfrc,,5
ibr Sra5. llnb of iaat elmer tran.
rig 5u anSern: rrme Semtnel@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
vS6rss 9esfs4 frsiaea.b.u.

) Dus aiebesbrama .1bre. weetsa
tDsl9es Dtrboteu mar, 1T freisessben
tD0yesu unb fpirb BIB influfine Sonus
Sas im @iseusra Sbsatss ssJsisi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
2trhrtnL

iJrau profeifor (triti nit ibrsm
SiiHsitsn ipdt absnbs in bas Sfubirs
simmsr hires bsf46ftisien Gaiitr):
.Gbuaro, mir m59ssn Dir quite Qo6t
fng,n."
prOfsfior (iIn gifes bsr arbeitl:
.eaS isbt tsins 3sii. srmMi Msrssp
.fEilh pisefI.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
a,a, isr ssutr'atssrtu.
qommiffisnsrs cftttl
2Gmtiicp gonntc. Cbte,

' '
3GmiitoR gouuto. Dbte.
GtnetnHaii Ebic, 4. T21rs 1915.
Btrfteeeiit uneepete petetn sni.
assenaenonimeR IN ber cfiire peS eoarb ol
dcuntn qouimiiRouers bis Dreftna ben
efgrii 1915, nH i2 tIbr g1iitags. inr Die Ha4.
iieteuoe Hoiintosarbet:
Sends ben SpesiiiiafipHfn 10. 73e = 6El
bic He3arirunG bet eoofIdfib uao 4aaoelra
RonD. bon bem Snb,pan ~ ofr Z. & G. 0i
feHbdbr bic sur gorpprdfiontituif ben gppe
laft, n. epIiIHes 1opHittp.
Die kirbeii hai ~ sForten IN ueteteiniilm.
maine mt ben Sleren nrlb Gptdfilnilsnsn.
fvfI4e ifti IN het Cfitef be Hoero Of qcanfn
gcuiurfloneEf dufIieeen
4ie Aneeboie niafspg auf GcrsnulnEfn dnsas.
ferfiai ffiH nelte IN ter cfiire est poare o.
Gelutn gommiiii3n.Ts sn tabsH hnb. nne re-
eleiief isiB bon eirem %orb ln Der ocbs bon
biertnnfeHo 4oHers 5000 .0el' nit sipei 90
ten nub .aeHfiaeHDeH earaeH ale ei9ertfii bat
beF eietrr een aoniraii fireeben gtrb sur
auslatEaHe est arssit. IN esns sssisIbs isHI
fis Gsunts aouurstIlensrs tetsIirn IA ess
ms1i pot iresnSstn sesr aus ansse0is sH
! On auitrags Sss soars Of esniIion aOuHiS
aaas s's5 s5t..s $ sss.'iis'E.i.isi ;;g S;;E...'' e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11

etIiebisr gaite bon aatberiHt waouars, peb.
Ninter.
lie Reerbiannn finbe, an greitaa. btr ~.
wldrs. Ra6miftnas ubr, eom 1taEeibdufe.
2532 Zine Strdbe, itaii 1t
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6B4ft 3trfreuthttt.

Jrau grofeHDrin (ibrss Mnnes
SusOtafds rsbiDi.rsnb): .Das III benn
bus9 Cine Campo brinsft Du mir
mits"
profsffor: Nd @Oti, i4 Gfel, ba
iD0IIts i& siusn Suisn saufsn unb bin
IN siu - aamssnssiAat sssaassu!'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
Observation-Disclosures
iSn berfGnien - Sarmsn.
8n permisthsn-SIats.

mUbtrHe BI1.s. 6GrfboIs'
agubb5btH sie., bis Simmer; tifilafre
5lais, s Simmer. SO 5is sib; liHb 3iHy
met stats, sis nnb cuiphrie- Jfrnet 6dii'
Qriie Sectional Sdui Gsbdiibe. activopb.
Eel Asbas 6Ss. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
et,n,na.In6. - @eibIid.

ab1tH beuil6rmerrifte, fnfi Eigue; ipiu
sa Sarfs ftlnirr. 2os aRngnriia HTree.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
Rsreins.anssiaen.

aassmesnsr 1tnhnss 8ader @sputs.gsreia
Ter g7siaIiebsru nbtcen Setetns snt Net'
rfdi. Dnk @suDer Gbxtif. Begemntu netforben
III llub an Enmiiud, ben ia. apttl. MprueE,
8 fihI. pom lrnnerbdlre are. Bellevue nHo
Steffon efrdte ben beu eenmtsr siir letien
ssifbs aeleifst virb. etnf ghieIltetr ftne pef'
litit sineeiahen. ms,
3ssn alams. esiF. u
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Rdbaen 'nr ulssusins sansartsii in 10.
7p6 glentpeso hesnHs. Gbensais. Hhens
Esnifess Ihbesn sHn soesn Hns Nm
bd bE ealsarsstt su bsIisn. nsisrsnssn
Rsas. essrssis bssasit So
eaHsbsiifriH.
MttteTfdbrtee afbsitiGHe 6dn6talifun
obne Ainbef IN Jauyilie con sirtl Gripa6it'
nen. aateE rnn 1ofiet: sins,. lpeIA. elm
itin gaafssH cssr easeln: s.itet aobn.
gmefeblnnafH beyInnni. Hn6 sHfsaaen 1872
eSeuiisa absHne, 9saHiier. I'LL
SSn n a.iSs Gsasas anssr, hISsi ss se@sr,sluSSsn.
Selepbcfitrc gnif 6Es ober rr6lriTdpeu 5inis
mfr 1902, qrf,e HaiiennI Hant 0tteube.
ststtt nHb EsalHui sirabs. II
qenff6es gsabdtn cher grsu in ri.i!ertn
gnttfn for RoGru nHb anserieine 1cuS.
arbeii aqii eiefeeetsen Anhteaea 2623
Mdb6tn fhY ahftn. ane Sousarbs.t aere.
sii Gfr Gearf nHb elm Sirass.
mhs0en FIR aIasmfine Sansattsit. Gms
tistiHneen osriannt. enrrtiie bon bfp;s.
Gee Court tssoronfe.
ffEIfnEE ftlUJfIWQrWfn. EffI NMf
flttIanarn perianet. eTs efrinetoH assnus.
hbonbais. uocn 3ssi.
aiHbsruabAsn, sIfabrsnes. um fnr
ainssr ~ fospss; dgsitselHHssH 1851
m4b6eu init qrsssganssu far 4osn.
iiritSgfbsit eeo TaHa GSsnas gsOneals.
Rhbasn far rsvuftuirs.estsss, uns bssm
9nf9sH 81 bsIfsn. sa5 eHtS'Hs assans.
mltitffhbrtes aran fnr eeasotetii;
ffiu apteu. Sein ediiytfaps. Ddltr's
aaHs cSri StrEas. an.
afb6tr fit eausarb-is. flsiH ssef4en.
2ii 5stsi, aeenuf, abeHofie.
GrsttnaHtIf6ss msAs.n fa= fans.
r'bsii IN 1900 9sitptine stEa5s.
Mdt6eH iar oossarbrii in iIsiusr suAIris
tsnief robn. 72pis Soafb lFeSttnf httrne.
0sHif6ts steieiinutf6ss w,ah6gn zoe
eansarbeii IN 6duIilie oen 2. $40 paurts
Strobe
mab6eu far ennsarteii In nelner baniilt.
Z eHey SIat s4a2 asastne R0ae, aesHee;s.
20 aas iE sslss ssss aosiss ss ss. sa'H santa
Ebrtttsk efdbdeH NIT grsrfebIunaen iir
iipiinifb.Arssit ets gcfrii flps., nbertalf.
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mBBeIf4reinet beutfGsr. iu6s etsb
lune. 9. 4rlieuinie 25to Abbiion Sfrebe
S-edmr 4eloiHsion. Ills
sfefTnua asnnnffi ais dsdrtHsr rns Ee.
isteer flrfs 1rlsaisie.ts. abEsne 6raf
I--i5s
Dertsrf hs,r4sF. fa6i Sts1rng or lin.
phs'<m s"ssA
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Dittrih Gbbtrs,
}rsu Wniruo, lt1itmfssr,

,,.s es,s.rs.n !n en- am sHittSo&. 10. yaas. I'm v
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@duner stIsrni hus earbisrpatdft eitnsn
cffen Qrbn ndbrfub bem pesneu. 2aerf5fue
ntasben fib Rsllable edrbez doHesf. uint,o q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
soOrs.Nnseiasn.
eiarb . an m, 9ienttaa, ben .. naas isi
QDhi(is il)unfn,

aeIiebie Satin bon, Or. eugene geunfa. Re
erbieune ON Grelfaa, ben -. Wldrz 1915
Wloreens 40 itbr, BON 1rdnertdufe, no. 7sl
On w1cD1iInn efr1te aus urb ipirb I'M :
@eauitm absetnIisH. pereen. gsifstnrs an
Derf St. Tlnrieu Grieobcie.
3eiuneen in pcuisOius. stp.. uolsn, bitie
fopierer. i0,i1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11

gpduuer, erIerut has edrtiereef6dii. Ea.l
lebren - 0Hf fdnel. bouilAneia. binia unt
besnhlfn pohu: 9refft,uae eelteiert, <pretl
Dor obet f6rdbf ihr Rainloa. Wloltr 5crbe'
Qensae, 32S u. q. eiEabs. bS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11

ain outer figrfsr ounse. I'm nuk ygrat
gpobine- 0eionfi an rrlerutn. Na1suirceta
1880 Spstngrpoe upe1rf. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11
Ghrifisphsr B.ramann,

gnrb nm gsittipod, ben 10. mtdrs 1915
WlordeuS ifbr 40 qliulsu
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gerIamat-@eibrid,.

eae.s als stii.s eens. % einsIas etEate
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11

snr nlasreine eansartsii in 20,
7O6 GIenpose Eefnrs. Greneaif. Hhens
Geen 2seT. btt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11

JHnae 10 Sabre all, for aIaemcue Cabrii
arbsii esHrp Rlnre. iloe 9Iym Sir. IL
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gerIans. - mannIid.

g gatiutt HPaftrA 0iufrs. Gnnbsts
ttsrmit bfrn6u6tiat est IN Cincinnati O.,
Elm etrttf N 4auas ~. Em. mttrfs,
eefrsihr ScmiIisn 90. garpsHisrs Siiitse'
goanfii. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-11

Mhb6sn sgr fioasn Hne I'm
BET bfs edusorbsft ~ bsIisn. HffersE1sn
eerlnaei. qstfrf cniisy Gar. 2s27 Egettion
Eoos. e6brsfle bttctIt to3
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30

had the Musselman tract inspected
by a geo ogist, who reported favor
ably Then the search for the own
er began. After several months he
was located at Kiefer. McFarlin leas-
ed the tract for 81 an acre per year,
or total of $72. Musselman says he
would have sold the entire tract then
for s12 II it had been offered to him.
Development came rapidly after
the land had been leased. The Nc.
Man Company made one OF its big
strikes in the North pool. The flow
of oil was excellent.
Musselman heard Of the strike. He
knew more about business then than
he did when he landed in Ellis isl
and and he got good contract from
the company. Since then he has been
living in clover and getting rich. -
Denver Post.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30
SYRIAN LANDS WITH ONE
$40 BILL IN THREE YEARS
IS WORTH S2,5O0,O00

Three years ago NJ. s. Musselman
walked down the gangplank from the
steerage of an emigrant ship and
landed on Ellis island. He had $40
in Syrian money in his pocket and
railroad ticket to Bartlesville, Ok
lahoma.
Today Mrsselman Is worth more
than $2.500,000. He travels in his
six cylinder automobile.
1t all happened because Mussel-
man bought seventy.two acres of
land lying along the Cimarron river
near Winfield, Kansas. He paid
$3.50 80 for the tract and thought he
was stung. Now 1t is producing
10000 barrels of oil per day and is
worth over 100000.
Musselman called it luck when he
described how he became wealthy to
crowd of friends. When he land
ed in New York he was a stranger.
He knew no one in the United States.
But he had been advised to go to Ok
lahoma and engage in truck farming,
He landed in Tulsa. He got a job
and saved his money. Land was too
costly near Tulsa for his feager re
sources, SO he took his savings Of
$500 and went to clifton, Oklahoma.
"A real estate man told him Of the
tract of land near the Cimarron riv-
err. The land agent said It was good
bottom land. Being of a trusting
disposition, Musselman bought 1t on
the spot, paying s36O.5O for it.
With the remaining $40 he bought
an aged horse and two wheeled
cart, loaded all his belongings in 1t
and drove out to his farm. When he
saw It he was disguised. The land
was succession of rocks, hills and
holows, with not enough level space
for a good sized family garden, Mus
selnnan offered to sell it for 500, but
body would have It. Then, broke
once more, he left his new farm and
went to Kiefer where he obtained
work as a day laborer.
The Cushing oil field was gradual
~ drifting northward, Robert l.. Nc
Farlin of the McMan Oil Company
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30
NEW LUNCHEON DISH

Poach an egg carefully in boiling
water to which squeeze Of lemon
juice has been added, trim 1t neatly
with round cutter, mask 1t with
some thick, nicely favored white
sauce, which is still warm, and put
it aside to get cold. Dust the egg
lightly with -four, brush 1t over with
beaten egg, cover thickly with dried
bread crumbs, seasoned with salt
and pepper and fry it quickly Zone
and a half minutes should be suffi.
cienD in a bath of boiling fat. Serve
the egg on round OF buttered toast
and garnisn the plate with water
cress.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30
Bird Day A Fea.
ture Ot American Life

Bird day, the American states of.
fetal recognition OF the debt that
we owe to the feathered beings which
protect the crops ON which our lives
depend, is becoming more and more
an annual feature of our national life
May is the day chosen by many
states for their Bird day. The date
Is good one, for on it was born
James Audubon, the immortal lover
OF birds and depicter of their ways.
The Audubon societies named for
him encourage in every possible way
the celebration of Bird day, and they
have been active in inducing cover
nors Of states to pro claim Bird days.
In some of the northern states on
May is little early for the outdoor
exercises that are peculiarly appro-
pirate for Bird day, especially when
children take part in them, so later
dates are chosen. Some of the more
southern states have selected earlier
dates.
In pamphlet on Arbor day and
Bird day prepared by the state of
Kentucky appears the following:
How shall we go about preparing
the children for Bird day exercise?
We must go to the birds themselves,
observe them and get the children
to observe them. Go with the chill
dren as much as possible. Start
with some well known bird, such as
the robin or song sparrow and pre-
pare list of questions to be answer.
ed from observation.
Answers should be compared.
There will be many mistakes TO cor
rect at first, but the work will rap
idly improve. After few birds have
been studied in this way under the
direction Of teacher or of some one
who is a little in advance of the 9TH
ers each one can take up the sub
ject for himself, following the gen
eral order of description indicated
by the questions given. A bird man
ual would soon be needed by every
little group; also an opera glass.
The exercises Of bird day should
consist Of essays about birds, based
upon results of observations. Write
about individual birds as IL they
were persons OF our acquaintance.
Essays giving any facts about part c.
ular birds, showing their ways OF
life, habits, dispositions, their songs
as learned by observation, have pc
culiar interest and value. REGULATIONS
from literature, both prose and po-
etry, are very appropriate.
The teacher as well as the children
will have begun lifelong study that
increases in interest and beauty. The
little child and he old man may heap
up these riches and nothing but death
itself can rob them Of it, and perhaps
that cannot.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30
SOUR, ACID sToMACHs,
GASES OR INDIGESTION
Each "Pape's Diapepsln" digests 5000
grains food, ending all stomach
misery In five minutes.

Time II! In FIVE minutes all stom
ach distress will go. No indigestion
heartburn, sourness or belching OF
gas. acid, or eructations OF undigested
food, no dizziness, bloatlng, foul
breath or headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs
II is the surest, quickest stomach rom.
edy In the whole world and besides II
is harmless. Put an end to stomach
trouble forever by getting largo
ffty-cent case of Pape's Dlapepsin
from any drug store. You realize in
five minutes how needless II is to SUI.
fer from Indigestion, dyspepsia or any
stomach disorder. It's the quickest,
surcst and most harmless stomach
doctor In the world.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30
DRESDEN BIRD CAGES

Among the new and novel things
offered for the home are the Dresden
bird cages. They are Of white en-
amel. garlanded with delicately col
ored flowers of the same material and
are as practical as they are beauti'
full, for they can be washed with soap
and water and so kept fresh and
clean They are in attractive shapes
some on tall standards that can be
easily moved from place to place
some on low ones for a table and
others are to be hung from artistic
cranes. They are just the thing FOL
sun parlors and ,onservatories OF
for dainty boudoirs, They are beau
tiful IN themselves and are an adorn
ment to any room they may occupy
Use our classified adds, they are
.ooI hu.inasa pnttera
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30

Take HERBINE for indigestion, 1t
relieves the pain in few minutes
and forces the fermented matter
which causes the misery into the
bowels where 1t is expelled. Price
soc. Sold by Ritter Bros Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30

Use our classified adds, they are
real business getters.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-30

Use our classified adds, they are
real business getters. .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19

sas City. The tourists made ouls l,22
miles to Lexington. Mo, that H,,
Greenville. ILL.,, 323.2 miles away, w,y
reached at the END OF the eighth dly..
run. From there to Dayton, Ohio g., ,
miles. was the next run. Grcoushufr.
Pa. 1908 miles further on, marked thu
next stage. Bad roads. because OF r,..
and hard travelling, marked the rl.
to Philadelphia. st5S miles whore tn,.
arrived Monday. They covered tho 70.
naming 1903 miles yesterday.
Telling about the trip at a lurcheo,
Mt the Automobile Club OF Amer.
Baker said he and Sturm had average.
about four hours sleep every riels
Sturm said Bakers acquaintance wiz.
the roads and his bump of location mad.
h.m an IDEAL pilot. But for dotours
needed on account OF bad roads, Blkor
said he felt sure he could have maJ.
the trip In ten days. ~ the luncheo,
the speakers included Baker. S'ur.
Harry g. Stutz. president Of the com.
pany that makes the cars, md uly.I
B,ecroft OF Automobile.
Compared with Bakers p~erformar..
the West to East record is one mad,
about six years & by the FrartI
Motor Car Company, which was ff'c.,
days. two hours. fifteen minutes. r .
worthy of note nat the first s'camsr -,
from San Diego to New York. vs /,
arrived Monday, took fifteen da,. w.
tho trip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-19
WRESTLING STARTS
PANIC IN MOVIE SHOW
Women Trampled in Rush
Cell for Man Who Urged
On Offender.

Several women were trampled and
painfully hurt in a riot that started
because a nan in the Progress Theatre
AZ l0ith street and Third avenue in.
sisted on whistling while the motion
pictures were being shown. Jacob Gold
berg, 80 years old. OF 1894 Third ave.
u was arrested for causing the dis.
turbance.
The whistler, who later escaped in the
mixup, attracted the attention OF an
usher, who told him to stop. Gold
berg then interfered. urging the oh.
streperous one to soak the usher
Tie did no, and Abraham Shenk, man
ager OF the place. ordered Goldberg TO
leave. He refused, and was thrown out.
but Immediately forced his way in again
n began TO vent his wrath in inn
precautions and yells of "rotten SHOW
The audience became frightened and
made for the exit. Several women were
knocked down and walked upon in the
rush, which grew into a panic as the
quarrel went on.
Policeman Horgan arrested Goldberp
and he was taken before Magistrate
Lazy In night court. He was inclined
20 treat the AFFAIR as a Joke until the
Magistrate sternly told him that there
was no humOr in creating n disturbance
that threatened the lives Of women, and
that he considered Goldberg's Offence
too serious for "A fine. 4 sentence Of
thirty day In the workhouse was i'm.
posed, Goldherg's wife, who was pres.
snt, begged for a suspension, and wher
II was refused, tainted.