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Evening journal., 1915-06-24
SALE FOR SETrLEMENr

Burglary Insurance $500 year. William
T. Norris. Phone 567s Equitable Bldg-Adv.
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oen 5oblreiden Sommerbdus6en
ridtete Der Sturfil groBen Sbooer
ali. Der ari Dem Seloern uub Ben
6rudtiarmen Der umgegeu6 anse.
ridtete Shdoen lit bcoeuteno. emit
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odten ulo Die eirlloitienoen BniIo.
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noulmen. als man oenieIben unter.
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IN 0eIien 5huber1. @s tparen nod
cine an3a6I moerer n3ug00eele nli
Dem Senoer, ais blinoe poIiaaiere,
sod puroe nidt teridtet, Oh elmer
ocricIben Der Gonege oes 8erbofte-
ten lit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-24

GtraBen ite6en blieb. Die SbatIo6e
lit ieoOd, boB bic M0bren pobI ben
Aegen au faIlen permodten, ieood
nid)t aud Den Stroin aus oerll ilber.
uolen Stoian Greet nod nit foiien
fouter. Die 6Itttb i'm Snoion
Street, mar IN Die Ab3agsro6ren &c.
treteu. So5aio 0ieie 6rage geIoIt
lit, tper0en tpobl aud bic iebigen 8e.
idhueroen iiber bic Setper oeritunt.
men.
Sn Der gtodt bonn Soiritaa ltat-
len Ginbrcder Die eiiernen @elo.
pin6e ans Der Office oes 916nbofes
Der Nod SsIauo Balm in llnoerDoo0
lmo berau6ten Die BOitoffire in use.
iton. Sn UNDERWOOD bradten Die
Giebe ben eeItoblenen @eIoihranf
auf cine Sonofarre, ftbren Domit
cine @leile ans Der Staot, iprengten
Den Sdranf ulo fanoeu ni6ts oor.
in. Ger @ertb Der geute, ben Die
aerle madterL ioa nidt iber $5 be-
trngen.
am GonnIdg Nndmittag tpirbe
Council Bluffs bon eii,em tperbee-
renOen So9eIiturm beingeiudt, Der
groBen Gda6en onridtcte. Sa oeg
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bdltuiBmGbig gering, oeito l6Iim.
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bis nad Manafpa Gee auf. Die
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iheint, 0ab Elm llnitern iibcr Den
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cor & Cons moltet. 3tpeimal idlpp
uurben oieie DISQUALIFICATION BON
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fort. eicr9roBe Soaelitiide iielen
ltuo 5erbradeu ieoe WlaslheiDe III
ben @ebducerl. 9tatiirlid fteIeK oicI
glilIlen mo or0ere @ep1die audi
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Ger Sahiho6en oiirite pob( al
$4,000 bis $4,000 betroeel. Sui
0eua Ger1luloluInSrart am Sec ullOl
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Dr. . I. MCCARTHY
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Der aobIenltreif in 9aO @oles
t beenoet ober inter Der aid)e
ylimnt es ipeiter.
8otidafter Spring. Rice i6eint
nod nidt gu miiien Dob Die Ser.
5taoten bon 4merifn AM A.. Sui
t776 oufaeb6rt baden, cine engIii9e
&olouie 5u leiu,
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Der neileii @eieaidaft IinO: Sobn 81
Yrafioent; Selulette Climber
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

U. S. Land Office at Salt Lake City,
Utah, July IA, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
w. Connel, of Fairfield, Utah, who, on
November 90. 1911, made Homstead
Entry No. O9O96, for Ne, Section /,
Township South, Range West, Salt
Lake Meridian. has filed notice of In
tention to make three year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above des-
cribed. before the Register and Re-
ceiver. U. S, Land Office, at Salt Lake
City. Utah, on the LIST day of Septem-
Der. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ralph
l.. Dubois, Warren H. Carson, ID. l..
Thomas, Charles Nostrom, all of Fair
field, Utah.
GOULD b. BLAKELY,
Register
First pub. July 81, last August 2s,
1850
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14


AT the NJ. I. A. meeting held Sunday
the dates for holding the Stake
fair were fixed for Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, September 9th, 2Sth,
and Goth. Everybody In the north
end of Utah County will be asked to
make exhibits, whether they are NJ. l..
A. workers or not The plans being
matured will provide for an exhibition
superior In every respect to the one
given last year. One interesting fea-
ture will be the department devoted
to vocations and industries. There
are sixteen wards In the Alpine Stalk
and each ward will be asked to reprcs.
ent different vocation or industr
arranged to illustrate 1t In such a vs.,
as to create an ambition in some.
young man to follow that industry.
One evening will probably be devoted
ed to vocations and industries and
speakers will briefly tell OF the advan-
tages Of following each OF the leading
vacations.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
NEWsY NOTES FROM
ALPINE.

Miss Beulah Orr of Highland, on
Monday was In tree reaching for a
specially tempting peach. when she
fell, breaking her arm. The injured
memebr received prompt attention;
but she will not gather peaches for
some little time to come.
A small son arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Mcdaniel last Sun
day night, and his welcome was such
that he has concluded to remain p
member OF the family.
Dewey Bennett, in opening a heavily
charged bottle OF root beer. received
some very painful wounds this week.
The bottle exploded. sending show
er of fragments In all directions.
breaking glass In the windows. and
the youth was badly cut about the
throat and face A number of stitches,
twelve, to be exact-were required TO
bring the wounds together; but q,
last reports the patient was getting
along nicely.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
N. |. A. Convention
Sunday, August 2Sth

At an officers meeting he'"
Sunday, II was voted to hold the )
and Y. l.. NJ. I. "A. Convention here
Sunday, August goth. The first ses
sion will be held at IL O'Clock, the
second at 2:15 and the third at 7;4o'
The Stake Officers voted to make an
endeavor to have 100 percent attend
ance of all the ward officers Several
members of the general board will b.
present and lead out in the discus
sions.
The morning session will be held
conformity. when the following sub
jects will be discussed:
Contest work and special actiyi-
ties.
II-Social Work.
III-Joint Reading Course
IV--Preliminary Programs.
V--Joint Supervision.
Afternoon program Young Mems di.
vision.
Fund, Era and Manuals
II-Vocations and Industries.
III-Scout Work. fff
1V-Class Work.
Walking Things 60.
Afternoon Program Young Ladies'
Division.
Roll Call.
lI-Report Of summer work
1II--Review Of Winter Work.
Iv-Special work of Officers.
V-Guide work 1866.
At the evening session there will be
two addresses by board members on
THE Joy OF Living the Gospel" and
THE Spirit of the Gospel in NJ l. A
Work"
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior.

department OF the Interior.
U. s. Land Office at Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Notice is hereby given that Brigham
Y. Mulliner, OF Lehi, Titan, who, on
January 3, 1911, made Homestead En-
try Serial No. O7O3S, for S W 4, Sec
ton II. Township South, Range 2
West. Salt Lake Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make three year
proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before Clerk OF Dis
trict Court, at Provo, Utah, ON the
10th day of September, 1915
Claimant names as witnesses: Hor-
ace C, Holbrook, Lazell Mulliner,
Stephen w, Ross. all of Lehi, Utah,
and Peter c. Adamson, of American
Fork. Utah.
GOULD b. BLAKELY,
Register
First pub. July 2i--last August 81.
1850
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
Three Ball Games
To Settle Championship
LEM and American Fork VIII Try
Conclusions ON Diamond mt Lehl
Next Wednesday.

Lehi and American Fork will play
base ball next Wednesday at the Lehi
CITY Park. IL will be the first game
OF series Of three to determine the
championship of the North end of
Utah county. The next game win
be AT American Fork the following
Wednesday. and the two teams will
toss coin to determine where the
third game Is to be played. There
VIII be purse of SIS for the winning
team. so the fans can depend on p
pail being played. The warm con-
test between the two teams two years
ago, Is said to be as gentle zephy to n
whirlwind when compared to these
three games the next three weeks
Already the American Fork sports are
Offering some good sized wagers on
the final outcome. The managers of
the two tehms. however. are trying
to discourage betting as they are mr..
ranging the series purely IN the In.
'e'es' OF cIenh sport and for sport e
sake.
Efforts will be made to have the
silver bands from both towns attend
the games to spur the boys on to do
their best.
Both teams have been winning
games this year, but never came to-
gether until last Wednesday, when
they met at Saratoga with n result Of
to 2 In favor of Lehi. This game.
however. was not a real test of the
merits OF the two teams as the game
only lasted six innings and was play
ed on a recently moved alfalfa field.
Neither team had all it's best men,
but the game was good one and
whetted the fans appetites for more.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14

submitted for their acceptance or re-
lection.
There were present at the meeting A.
j. Evans, j. h. Cotter, 5. l.. Chapman,
j. II. Storrs c. h. Young, n. NJ. Am
brose, Prof. Morgan, DR.. c. +. Wes-
phal and John Il. Clark.
The proposition accepted by the
committee will undoubtly be accept
ed by the telephone users which will
end the agitation for the formation of
new telephone company and will
restore the telephone situation to
its normal condition. During the agi-
tation. according to Mr.. Krauss, IT'S
telephones were taken out In the three
towns leaving $50 phones In American
Fork, 100 In Lehi and 80 I'm Pleasant
Grove. Under the new arrangement
and with good feeling restored, he
thinks that combined subscription
Of $50 phones will be obtained I'm the
three towns.
Many people in the three towns
have been interviewed and almost
without exception the people are well
satisfied with the solution OF the
trouble as a dual telephone syste
Is most undesirable The people fe,
that the Telephone Company has gone
more than half way in solving tn,
differences between the company and
the users and that larger exchanges
than ever will be the result.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
Committee Accepts
Telephone Proposition
Business Phones Will be Rails
ed in Return for Which Free
Service Between Towns and
Four Party Service Will Be
Restored.

Al meeting of the telephone users
committee held In the Lehi CONNER.
cial Club Monday. Mr.. A. G. Krauss
representing the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph Co. made
the following proposition.
That In consideration of the Tele-
phone Users COMMITTEES agreeing to
drop any further agitation and its
cooperation In securing the reinstal-
alton Of the phones recently taken out
the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph company agrees to:
LIST. To remove the toll rate between
Lehi. American Fork and Plea
SAINT Grove and establish free service
between these three exchanges.
2nd-That the four-party service
where same is applied for by four
parties within radius of two or three
blocks, or where four subscribers can
be secured by a salesman or an en-
ployee of the company within a like
distance will be granted at the rate
OF SIZE per month.
3rd-There will be no charge for
reinstalling phones recently taken
out
4th-That the standard rate for
business phones In the three exchanges
shall be $3.50 for two-party service
and s4.00 for individual service.
6th-That the foregoing PROPOSE.
tons will be reduced to writing and
signed by the Division Manager OF
the Telephone company
6th-That the free service between
exchanges will go into effect as OF
date August list. and the increased
rate on business phones as OF Septem.
Der LIST, 1915.
President 8. l.. Chapman moved that
the proposition of the Telephone Co
be accepted, and the motion was
ried unanimously.
Meetings OF the telephone users az
all others interested will be held N
day evening at s p. m. at Lehl In the
Assembly rooms. at American Fork
In the City Hall and at Pleasant Grove
In the City Hall when the propositions
of the Telephone Company will bo
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
PROBATE AND GUARDIAN
SHIP NOTICE.
Consult County Clerk or the Respec.
tive Slgners for Further
Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Magnus Nelson, Deceased.
Creditors will present claims, with
vouchers. to the undersigned at Plea
SAINT Grove City, Utah, on or before
December 1,1915.
Hilmer NJ. Nelson, Administrator.
J. Tracey Wootton, Attorney for Ad-
ministrator.
Date OF first publication July %, last
August 81, 1850
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-08-14
MISCELLANEu|

LADIES WANTED for BIZ,
work, spare time. No I
big money. instructions
Derby, 40 Wheaton Ave.
Mich.
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FOR SALE

RANCH, TWIN FALLS WATER, $50
acre. DR.. Duckett, Was. 3431, Scott
building, Salt Lake City A-2S-p
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FOR SWALLOWING to lack of pasture
II. c. Johnson will sell young Jer-
sey prize COW. 14-tf
Evening star., 1915-02-11
ALLIED POWERS FEEL SURE
ROUMANIA WILL COME TO AID
Austria-Hungary Presses Balkan Nation to
Reveal Stand-Bulearia Soon Gets
More German Money.


LONDON, February 1.-THE situation
in the Balkan states appears to be
rapidly crystallizing. Bulgaria will re-
ceive another large consignment of her
German loan within the next few
weeks.
Roumania is finding that Austria
Hungary is clamoring for definite
statement Of her attitude. Neverthe-
less, she shows no disposition prema-
turely to reveal her Intentions, and the
entente powers-Great Britain, France
and Russia-seem to be quite satisfied
that Roumania's ultimate action will
be on their side.
Critical Situation Impends.
Discussing Roumania and the possi-
bllity of that country entering the war.
the Nish, Serbia, correspondent of the
London Daily Express says:
The situation In Roumania is devel-
op,ng rapidly, and Ia likely to become
critical at any moment. Austrias ac-
tfvity in the southeast corner of Hun
gary is becoming accentuated. There
is considerable uneasiness on the Rou-
manian frontier, and a concentration of
Roumanian troops Is possible.
1T Is not lmproDaDie tndt the AUS
trian government will address a note
10 Roumania calling attention to the
fact that Serbian stores are passing up
the Danube, thus violating Roumanian
neutrality, and asking especially about
the meaning of Roumania's new pur-
chases of munitions of war;.
Austria's First Move.
The correspondent adds that Austria's
nP the
occupation of Turnu-Severlnu' hou-
Evening star., 1915-02-11
FINDS HUMAN HEADS IN BAG.
Boy Searching Rubbish Unearths
Parts of Two Bodies.

DETROIT. Mich. February 1.-Two
human heads, two feet and a hand.
wrapped in buriap bag, were found
yesterday afternoon in AN alley behind
a oettling works on Beaubien street.
The features were almost obIiterated
by acid The police believe one of the
heads is that of man and the other
is wornan's- A boy searching for bot
Ties made the discovery.
Detectives found a satchel contain
ing clothes marked m. r A. Easton''
q few feet from where the heads were
picked up The satcheI had been COW
cred with rubbish.
Eastcn. who formerly conducted a
mission on Beaubien street here, died
two days ago.
After several hours investigation The
police expressed belief that the heads
feet and hand had been thrown in the
alley by medical student or modeler
who had no further use for them.
Evening star., 1915-02-11

mania, a port on the Danube twelve
miles southeast of Orsova.
The order has come from Berlin to
invade Roumania before her mobiliza-
tion is complete the correspondent con-
tlnues. "At every point preparations
of troops toward Krajova. Over 100000
troops are concentrated in the region of
Temesvar.'
Loan to Bulgaria.
1t is semi Officially stated that the Ber-
liner Disconto Gesellschaft has placed at
the disposal of Bulgaria 75,000.00O
francs Cs15,000.0O0) against treasury
bonds as the second installment of a
loan of 5oO.000.O0o francs 100000. .000).
which was concluded in Berlin by a
group Of German banks last year. OF
this amount Bulgaria has already re-
ceived 12O, 100000 francs. Another 75,-
100000 francs is to be paid within the
next two and half months,
The loan. which bears interest at 6
per cent, with Az per cent commission,
Is to be utilized for the payment of
debt coupons and for the purchase of
various supplies.
Sought to Force War.
The London Daily Telegraph's Bucha-
ieSt SoiIeSpoHoeHl. III d uiSpdtSH Soil-
cerning the Berliner Disconte Gesell-
schaft's loan to Bulgaria, says:
1T has been learned from au author
itative source that the first condition
Germany sought to impose upon Bull
garia in connection with the German
loan was a provision that she attack
Roumania in the event of Roumania at
tacking Austria.
According to the Bucharest news
paper Adeverul this condition was re-
fused"
Evening star., 1915-02-11
Jimmu Tenno Celebration.
CALL ON COMMISSIONERS.
Admiral Dewa and Party Visit the
District Building.

Admiral Dewa, accompanied by Com
n1ander Leizo Kobayashi and Lieut..
Commander Yoshitaka of the imperial
Japanese navy and Commander Ralph
Earle fthe U. S. S. Dolphin, today
called at the District building and paid
his respects to the three District Com
missioners- The imperial party was
presented 10 the local government
heads III the office of Commissioner
Newman Upon leaving the building
Admiral Dewa's attention was called
to framed testimonial sent to the
commissioners by the honorary COM
visited Washington in 1909 The testi-
Inonial, which is signed by the FORTY
members of the commission. recites
mat It's visit to this country had helped
TO cement the bonds of amity and
good understanding" existing between
Japan and the United States
Evening star., 1915-02-11
SAYS U. S. NAVY USED
BRITISH FLAG AS RUSE
Retired Officer Writes of Incident
Which Occurred During the
War With Spain.

Representative Browning of New
Jersey read to the House yesterday q
letter to him from Charles s. Brad
dock. jr. of Taddonfield. N. j., who was
senior watch officer of the U. S. S. Res
olute during the Spanish war, saying
that the commander of that vessel
hoisted the British ensign and sailed
under it all day in the Caribbean wa
ters to deceive the Spanish. The let
ter was dated at New York Tuesday.
We were on the blockade off Santa
go in the early part of the war;" said
Braddock. who signed himself late
lieutenant. U. S. N, and a voter III Mr..
Brownings district"
I'VE were ordered to Tampa to load
ammunition for Admiral Simpsons
fleet. We rounded Cape Maysi and
steamed to the westward We could
along the coast signaling our ap-
proach, as there was at that time no
telegraph lines. the cable being cut.
The late Rear Admiral Eaton was in
Eaton) and to deceive the Spaniards
we hoisted the British naval ensign
and sailed lnder it all day. We were
only armed with four six-pounder rap
id-fire guns and we knew there were
several Spanish torpedo gunboats on
the coast. Sure enough. in spite of
our war ruse, we were attacked by
three small Spanish torpedo gunboats
in the Bahama channel just at night
fall, and only escaped by superior
speed.
We brought the news of the attack
to Tampa and were corroborated by
Rear Admiral Sutherland, then Lieut..
Sutherland. This news kept the troops
in the transports at Tampa back three
days until 1t was known that there
were no larger vessels in the Spanish
squadron. This was the so-called
phantom fleet.
Il afterward at the close of the war
saw the three torpedo boats in Ha.
vana harbor when we took the evacua-
ton commission to Havana in the Res
olute, so we have used the British flag
as ruse of war and 1t was perfectly
legitimate"
Evening star., 1915-02-11
WAITS WEEK TO ENTER CELL.
Texan Who Violated Bankruptcy
Laws Has Novel Experience.

LEAVENWORTH, Kan, February II.
James Wilder. Houston (Tex)
banker. entered the United States pris-
on here today to serve a term for vio-
lating the bankruptcy laws. after wait
ing at a hotel here for a week. He
came to Leavenworth alone and ap-
piled to the warden for admission as
soon as he learned the United States
circuit court of appeals had decided
against him He was informed he could
not enter the prison until his commit
ment papers arrived An officer from
Houston arrived last night with the
papers