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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
German Spy Sen
fenced to Death
Hahn Given Seven Years Penal Ser
vitude; Convicted In Civil
Court

London, June 4-Oflcial announce
ment was made here tonight that a
German Spy named Muller had been
sentenced to death.
The announcement follows:
"The trial of two alleged spies,
Muller and Hahn, held in camera at
Old Bailey before the lord chief JUS
tice and Justices Avory and Lush was
con .luded this afternoon. The jury
found both prisoners guilty. ,Jrison-
er Muller was sentenced to death by
shooting, and is to be landed over
to competent military authority for
execution, subject to his right to
appeal to the court OF criminal APP
peal. Prisoner Hahn was sentenced
to seven years penal servitude.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
Made in
Idaho TeachingFOTCe
Personnel Of Teaching staff For
Next Year Is Given
Out

Pooatello, June with the change
of the Academy of Idaho to the Idaho
Technical Institute at this place
has also developed quite change
in the personnel Of the teaching staff
for next year.
Since the school was to make a
complete change in its nature, the
state board of education took the
stand that all positions terminated
with the present school year. Before
this was done, however, three of the
instructors who had been here the
longest time had resigned to do 9TH
er work Prof. Cheney Of the Lat
in department will engage In work of
similar nature in California. Prof.
J. w. Slaughter of the agricultural
department will become manager Of
a -four mill in this city. Miss Tain
tor. head Of English work, will re-
turn to New York City schools where
she has a good offer.
The members Of the old staff who
are known to be definitely employed
by the board, according to a meeting
held the other day are as follows
President Miles +. Reed, who will
also be head OF the work in educa.
ton; A. G. Cough, professor of in
dustrial arts and engineering; Nor
man b. Atkinson, professor Of
chemistry; Robert T. Blair, profess
sor of music; j. e. Rutherford. pro-
fessor Of social science and history;
J. w. Sessions, instructor in agrlcul.
ture; J. A. Fost, instructor In COM
merce; Carey Black, instructor in
home economics, ana Gretchen Smith,
librarian and instructor in library sci
ence. Miss Julia Wheaton of the
home economics work resigned to be-
come the bride this summer of Prof.
Rutherford. There are a great nun.
Der OF applicants for ten positions
which, are yet to be filled and great
care Ia being exercised by President
Reed and the state board IN the Sc.
lection Of the new members Of the
faculty.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
WAR FEVER RUNNING
HIGH IN RUMANlA
Great Demonstration at Bucharest In
Favor Of Aiding the
Allies

London, June 6.-Reuters cores.
pondent at Bucharest telegraphs that
great demonstration was held there
today in favor OF Intervention by Ru
mania in the war In support of the
allies. About 10000 persons march.
ed with flags flying and bugles sound.
ing to the Italian legation, where
speeches were delivered eulogizing
Italy. i
Later partisans OF Alexander Mar.
ghiloman, the conservative leader,
together with Socialists, organized a
counter demonstration.
At meeting Of the executive com.
mittee OF the conservative party the
attitude of M. Marghiloman in favor
OF Germany was discussed. After a
long debate the majority condemned
his leadership of the party. NJ, Mar
ghiloman thereupon left the meeting,
followed by his supporters. A meet.
ing of the whole party has been call.
ed for tomorrow under the preslden.
cy Of Jean Lahovary, who represents
the wing OF the party which is favor.
able to the allies.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
v. s. WANTS RETURN
OF ATTORNEYS FEES
Says Payment for Services to Gov
eminent Lawyers In Reeeivership
Proceedings Was Improper

Columbus, Ohio, June 4.-Demand
that United States District Attorney
Sherman Mcpherson and his assist
ant, Harley E. Burns, return fees Of
100000 awarded them by United
States District Judge John E. Safer
for their services as counsel for the
receiver in the suit Of the govern.
ment against the old Capital City
Dairy company. is made in q motion
filed In the federal court here to-
day. The motion also asks that for
mer Congressman E.. l.. Taylor. re-
ceiver for the company be required
to- return $4,000 awarded to him for
his services as receiver.
The motion, which is fled by Spe-
cial Counsel Childs Of the department
Of Justice, asserts that the payment
Of the fees to the district attorney
and his assistant was peculiarly i'm
proper" In that 1t was their official
duty to prosecute criminal cases
pending against officials of the com.
pany who are charged with conspir-
acy. The dairy company through
some of its officials, recently paid to
the government nearly 100000 in
settlement Of charges against It OF
having evaded the payment Of taxes
on oleomargarine.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
State Department
Is Investigating
Great Britain Is Said to Be Recruit
ing Young Men In the Tilted
States

Boston, June. alleged recruit
ing of American young men for the
military forces OF Great Britain is
the subject of an investigation begun
by federal officials here today.
According to cablegram from the
United States consul general at Lon
don, which was included in q mes
sage sent by Secretary Bryan to
Congressman Peter +. Tague OF this
city, at least fifteen youths have been
enlisted in violation Of an agreement
with the British board of trade, re-
garding the United States shipping
laws. These and other cases are
being inquired into, II is under
stood.
Secret service agents are cooperat.
ing with United States District At
torney Anderson and his staff on or
ders from Washington to learn what
inducements. II any, have been offer
ed American youths to ship on Brit
ish vessels as saretakers for horses
and cattle. .
In the case OF the fifteen who left
this port on the Leyland liner Cam
brian on May s, the consul general
found that all had signed preliminary
enlistment papers before his agent
could board the steamer on It's arriv-
al In London. His cablegram to
Secretary Bryan sent in connection
with inquiries for Patrick Denehy
boy of is years, said:
"On the arrival of the steamer
Cambrian, recruiting sergeant was
given opportunity to go aboard, and
enlisted Denehy and four others, thus
frustrating arrangements previously
made for his return.
The consul general added that he
was asking the British war depart
ment "for Denehy's immediate dis
charge as contrary to the agreement
with the board OF trade covering COM
pliance with the United States ship
ping laws, which provide for the re-
turn Of horse guards to ports Of de-
parture."
Since the outbreak of the war sew
eral hundred young men have ship
ped out of this port on the steamers
used as horse transports by the re-
mount division of the British ar
my. Few have returned. according
to the information catered by the fed.
eral officers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
Bravest Women
In The World
Coming With the Big Circus Which
Arrives For Two Performances
June 16

Someone slammed the door, but
the action was not quite quick
enough. Naked Brain, the press
agent, had already entered.
81 thought you might be expe .ting
me-" he announced breezily, 80 |
came in the skylight. Just dropped
in, as 1t were, to remind you of the
fact that the grand, glittering and
glorious Sells-Floto Circus and Buff.
falo Bill's Original Wild West would
be in this city for two Performance
es on Wednesday, June 16. And al
so, I've thought up a beautiful
scheme for an entertainment. We
: have the bravest woman in the world
with our show, Madame Fora. Also,
three herds Of performing elephants.
Now, on circus morning, suppose we
line all these elephants up in front
Of the office and let them have a
race. Let them have signs on, ask.
ing where they're going. Mystery
see? It'll get the crowd excited. No
bodyll know where those elephants
are going. Down the street they'll
race on and on and on, with the
whole town chasing them, wondering
where the dickens they're headed for.
Then. at last, the railway depot!
Then will come the denoun cement .
Then will come the excitement Of
1t all. Then the crowd will see the
purpose Of the whole thing! Wonder
full! Magnificent! Grandioso! For ev-
cry elephant, just as fast as he can
waddle, will head toward the bag
gage department.
"Yes-yes!"
"And the crowd-the crowd will
yes, yes, go on!"
"The crowd will see that they have
been racing to see which one can
get its trunk checked first! Won't
that be riot9 Won't that"
The city editor looked up and when
he spoke his voice was cold and hard.
And therell be another riot here
in about two minutes" came calmly,
unless certain press agent beats
i'll"
But you don't understand"
Don't argue!" came from the city
editor. "Go!"
II WISH" came moment later in
the plaintive voice of the Office boy
you hadn't hit that press agent so
soon You cd at least have stalled
him a minnit until could a. got
them two tickets he promised mel"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08

Muller and Hahn were arrested with
Anton Kuepferle, who committed sui
eide in Brixton prison, London. All
three were accused Of sending mill.
tary information to Germany by
means of invisible ink. Kuepferle,
who once lived in Brooklyn, claimed
American citizenship and Muller pro-
fessed to be a naturalized English
man Hahn admitted he was a Ger
man subject.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Logan, June 8, 1915.
The following letters are at the
city post office, and II not called for
within two weeks will be sent to the
Dead Letter ONCE. Washington:
Benson. Rulon.
barley, Arch.
hotter, Horace.
Olson, Dora.
Paper, Jos.
Smith, Roland.
Vaughan, Mrs. S. E..
Wallace, Miss Clair.
JOS. oDELL, Postmaster.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
HOW THEY PLAYED BALL
SEVENTY YEARS AGO

A baseball bug arises to suggest
that on September % of this year the
baseball magnates commemorate In
some fashion the 10th anniversary Of
the adoption Of the playing rules
which form the basis of the present
code of the game, The principal
paragraphs of these rules. adopted by
the Kniskerbocker association OF
New York In 1si5 read as follows;
1.-THE bases shall be from home
to second base. 45 PAGES; from first
to third, AZ PAGES. equidistant.
THE ball must be pitched, not
thrown. for the bat,
"a ball knocked out of the field
or outside the range of first or third
base is foul.
Three balls being struck at and
missed and the last one caught Is a
hand out; II not caught is consider
ed fair and the striker bound to
run.
IF a ball be struck or tipped and
caught either flying or on the first
bound It is a hand out.
"Three hands out. all out.
players must take their strikes
in regular turn.
All disputes and differences rela'
tive to the game to be decided by
tbs umpire, from whom there Is no
appeal.
"A runner cannot be put out In
making one base when balk is made
by the pitcher"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Marriage licenses have been pro
cured as follows:
David W. Macarthur, MILFORD, Ida
no; Emma Murray, wellsville, Utah
Roy Wright, Thatcher; and Myrtle
Neeley, Riverside. Idaho,
Leroy Merrill aud Cora r. Hill
Smithiield.
Dowayne N Jessop, Millville;
Pearl James, ogden.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
VIII File Action for
$4,000 Damages
British officer Says He viii Give
Editor Of Herald Republican a
Chance to See Him In
the Flesh

Minneapolis, June 4 .-George Corn.
wallis West, the British army officer
who, the Herald Republican announc.
ed had been shot as a traitor to his
country, declared today that he had
taken steps to sue the Herald Re-
publican for $4,000 damages. Mr..
West plans to 90 to Utah within the
next few weeks to make personal in.
| vestigation of the source of the story
published about him in the Herald
Republican.
Mr.. West is somewhat lame from
the effects of continuous forced
marching while with his regiment in
the British naval brigade that went
to the defense Of Antwerp. Follow.
Ing the fall of Antwerp Mr.. West,
who Is colonel in the British army
was invaded home, and while on
sick leave made two trips to Ameri.
ca. He arrived in New York recent.
ly and joined his wife in Minneapolis.
Mrs. West Is best kown In America
by her stage name of Mrs. Patrick
Campbell.
To report, Mr.. West said today
That most contemplate article
branding me as traitor appeared In
the Salt Lake Herald Republican
while | was with my regiment. |
have not the remotest idea where
such dastardly story originated, but
am trying to find out who is re.
sponsible for It.
Ordered SUIT Brought
When heard OF the publication
Of the article | was furious and re-
Gently / instructed my New York So
licitors to bring suit for $4,000
damages. We haven't yet decided
on the course Of action, but 1t would
serve them jolly well right to have
to pay that amount. l can't under
stand why papers would be permitted
to publish such story, especially
when a little Investigation would have
proved how absolutely false Il, was.
Recently. while In New York. i
had my solicitors demand that the
Herald Republican withdraw all II
had said about me. don't know
whether or not this has been done.
] shall at least insist that they make
their admission OF the falsity of the
story Just as conspicuous as their
original story. gafu ai.yul4A s.r a.
II do not get recalled to England
in the meantime i plan to visit Salt
Lake in the next few weeks and give
the editor of the. Herald Republican
the opportunity to see me In the
flesh. .
Condemns Newspaper as
l am not familiar with your Utah
laws, but II there is any Justice in
your law Of libel, am sure | should
be able to get judgment for the full
amount of the damages. The pub
lie should know what kind of paper
the herald Republican Is printing.
Such foul lies about a man who is
lighting for his country should con.
denim that paper forever. 1t certain.
ly is, as you say in America. "the
absolute limit"
Mr.. West would not discuss the
events of the war further than to ex.
press his confidence in success of
the allies, Nor would he discuss the
recent reorganization of the British
cabinet. He said he hoped that the
United States would remain neutral.
He felt that there was more advan.
tage to the allies in having America
neutral than in having her as an al
ly He referred to the German reply
to the American note as characters.
tic of German diplomacy.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
SCHOONER WRECKED;
THREE ARE DROWNED

Delaware Breakwater, Del, June a.
Captain Burgess and two members
of his crew were drowned today when
the schooner Warner Moore, Charles.
ton, S. c., May 20, for New York,
was wrecked ten miles north of Cape
Charles, Va. Four members OF tho
crew we're saved. .....
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
To Clean Copper.

Copper articles that have become
discolored car be made TO look new
again by rubbing them with lemon
dipped in salt and afterward rinsing
in clear hot water and polishing with
q soft cloth.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
Sincerity.

should say sincerity, a deep, great,
genuine sincerity, is the first character.
lsuc OF all men In any way heroic
Carlyle.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
A BAR TO TESTIMONY

Maggie--I wouldn't marry one O.
them scotties not for a fortune.
Aggie-Why?
Maggie-eos hook at the trouble
you'd ave to keep lis knees polish.
ed Cartoon.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
Not Always Their own Idea.

ne only reason some folks says
aey appreciate flowers an sunshine"
said Uncle Eben. is dat dey read In
a COOK dat it's de proper thing 20 do"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
Worth While Quotation

Love is the best thing in the world
and the thing that lives the longest"
Henry Van Dyke.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08

Use our classified ads-they are
real business getters.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08

First English Field Marshal.
The first English field marshal was
created so long ago as 1886.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08

NEW PLAYER PIANO, Price $3.50;
will sell at $3.50 with s25 worth Of
records. Instrument never been
used. Phone 426j. lilo
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08

SEWING MACHINE, new Standard
and White machines. IFS East Third
South. 6.S
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08

Daily Thought
Love is better than spectacles to
make everything seem great.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08

AT ONCE. FRESH MILK COW.
Fred Datwyler, s12 East Ninth North.
Clio
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
DRY FARM LAND AND RESI-.
DENcE FOR SALE. INQUIRE At
NEW6OlD CLOTHING STORE, II

IMPROVED SINGER MACHINE,
must sacrifice. call at 2s1 South Sec
ond East; will trade for horse. 6-S
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08

\ Classified
MISCELLANEOUS
WHEN IN LOGAN STOP AT the
Logan Hotel, Sc East Center street;
good beds. 35c. so and up; ali clean.
~ ~ z 80 ~ II
FOR RENT.
BRICK HOUSE. 8 rooms and bath.
Call 2S5w. II
FOUR ROOM HOUSE, furnished.
35 North First West. II
-.. FOR SALE
ONE MCCORMICK MOWER and
rake in good shape. 31s South Main
or phone 618. 6.12
SEWING MACHINE, new Standard
and White machines, IT'S East Third
South. 6.S
DRY FARM LAND AND RESI-.
DeNcE FOR SALE. INQUIRE At
NEW6oLD CLOTHING STORE. II
IMPROVED SINGER MACHINE.
must sacrifice. call at POI South Sec
ond East; will trade for horse. 6-s
AT ONCE. FRESH MILK COW.
Fred Datwyler, S12 East Ninth North.
Clio
NEW PLAYER PIANO, Price $3.50;
will sell at $3.50 with s25 worth Of
records. Instrument never been
used. Phone 426j. lilo
LOST
WATCH AND wooDMEN's FOB.
Finder return to American Express
driver and be rewarded.
WANTED
ONE PLUG HORSE to do light
work. James e. Taylor, residing
near Skanchy Fish Pond, Logan. 6-19
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-06-08
FOR SALE

ONE MCCORMICK MOWER and
rake in good shape. 316 South Main
or phone 618. 6-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-16

sensible de impalpables nervios donde
Sc sienta la vibraci6n de tu alma di
bujen los dedos de los angeles maravillo-
sas alegor1as.
Famosa urdimbre es esta del romance
espa6ol, brochada y recamada por san
tos poetas y m1sticos articles: palio del
sumo Verbo, p1rpura de Reyes, toca de
vlrgenes, velo de custodias, brocado de
casullas, henzo de banderas, pano de al
tar, vestidura honestisima de pensa,
mientos limpios y veraces, airosa capa
de cOrte castellano. rica en- hombros de
hidalgos caballeros, garbosa al talle de
los chisperos de Madrid, manto impe
rial cenido al vigoroso cuerpo de nues-
ira raza insigne
!Con que orgullo y, la par, con que
profunda confusion me acerco yo ahora
a los Umbrales de su morada y arribo
al temple solemne consagrado a su cul-
to- mantenedor de sus antiques esplen
dores Digna es esta Real Academia del
singular tesoro que lie fue confado
Merced a SUI dignidad, sabiduria y tole
rancia se1ore6 majestuosa, inc6lume, las
ardientes disputas, las fuctuaciones del
gusto, recibiendo por igual en- sus sillas
a clasicos y romanticos, eruditos y
poetas, a los humildes y los pr6ceres,
con la serenidad augusta de las institu-
clones inmortales. Atenta solo defen-
der la honra y soberan1a del lenguaie
espanol permanece ha dos siglos en- sll
glorioso puesto, agena a todas las fac
ciones immune todos los contagios,
cumpida su mission bienechora baio las
lumbres claras y perennes de la Glen
cia y la Tradicion, de la Autoridad Y ell
Progreso. Al inclinarme, lleno de gra-
titud y reverencia, ante sus puros blaso-
nes, env1o tambien una efusiva saluta-
ci6n las mobiles Academies americanas,
a los generosos hispanistas extranjeros
y cuantos desde lejanas tierras dedi-
can sus leyes y estudios al esplendor de
nuestra Reina y Senora, la Lengua Cas-
tellana."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-16
Elogio de la lengua
espanola

Continuation de la "a. plana.)
temIblores estampido de la p6lvora,
el aspero rodar de los carros, ell espan
toso choque de la carne ell hierro las
corazas rotas, los salvajes relinchos. la
TERRA que treme, ell canon que retumba,
el huracan que pasa, la sangre, La noche.
ell tragico silencio de la derrota de la
muerte L.. Pues 81 tn mansa condi-
cion te inclina mas apacibles horizon
tes, arrullo te daran las ondas de los
graclosos manantiales y habitaci6n las
selvas, " correra el estilo puro y claro
como el aqua destilada y serenisina de
los rec6nditos neveros. Y, por fin, GUAM
do pretendas revelar enmociones de la
vida interior, este idioma tan carnoso y
turgente Sc adelgazara en- tus manos
como tegido incons1til, como tela viva =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-16
NOTICIAS S

En- la manana del domingo, en-
ire nueve y diez de la misma, ocurrio
en- la Marina un hecho criminoso entire
dos sujetos populares en- ell barrio y po-
pulares en- las faenas del genio alegre.
Ramon Aquino (a) Ell Indio, ell agre-
sor, le di6 Alexandra Andrade, una
cuchillada que le Interest una hernia.
Uno fue conducido la carcel y otro al
Hospital, entendiendo las autoridades
en- ell esclarecimiento del hecho y sus
motivos.
CUANDO vAYA A Una BOTICA a
conseguir una boteIla de PAINKUILLER
para calambre c6licos, examfpela y ~~rci6rese
de que consigue ell legltimo. No hay mas que
un PAINKILLER, ell de PERRY DAVIS
En- el barrio Garza, de Adjuntas,
trat6 de suicidarse la senora Ventura
Sanchez, de 40 afios de edad.
En- la tarde del II del actual, en-
ell barrio Borinquen, de Caguas, estan-
do examinando un revolver la sehorita
Eduvijes Marcano Sc lie escape un tiro
cuyo proyectil lie hiri6 en- la frente,
siendo trasladada al Hospital Munici-
pal para ser asistida
La polic1a de, GALES arrest6 a los
individuos Venancio Santiago, Juan
Figueroa y Pho Muniz por haber hurta-
do 16 colmenas al senior Carlos Lopez
de Tord. Tambien fueron arrestados
Ell senior Antonio Quiza sus hijos An
dr6s y Eulogio por haber inducido
los acusados a cometer dicho delito
Todas las colmenas fueron recupera.
das.
Sc desarroll6 en- Hatillo un incen-
dio en- canaverales de la Central Cam,
balache, quemandose cuerda y media
de cana.
En- el barrio "Nuevoo, de Naran-