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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-02
Naiierte iuitblen.
SOnis Bitter GHtnnusl fOnfe.
riest nit Wiiniitern.
Nmerifa bat Nnken.
amsrifa bat giuten.

&om, %. 9lpriI. aGnis giftot
emmanuel batte eeitern nit oan
Vlitglieoern oes Sa6inetts einc
aonieren3. Gr iprah NIT @rc11ier
Salanora inlo bent 9tiniiter oes
gIeuBeren Sonuino. oes SGnaerer
ilber Die Sage, imo uafoern Sieie
terobidlie0et maren. botse or mi!
Srieg&miuiiter 3upeli auein cine
einltiluDi9e lluterreolmg.
Cine energiite 9ampoene wiro
in Den itolieniiben 9eitungen fiir
Die sIIIiierten aefiibrt. SeSen Gag
erideinen &eleetanlme aiis getro.
gro0, meIbe Stalien luaruen, oa6 es
oIIes DerIieren miro. penn es nlnt
halo interbeniert. gs 9eibt, rie
sIliiierten batten bei6loIien. i'm
Sale iie iieereidb ieien feiner neu.
tralen 0sadt ettrds alI gebet ioeIne
nod 0eu sSorten SSliIes Gonbons
Dem Sic0cr 81 SiIie etlt." Tie
3eitimgen ner0fieutIihen aud
gtddrihten aus frau5oiiihen gIGt.
tern, in iuelhen es beibt. Stolicns
Gingrciien iei beporiteberS. SeIe.
granmc bon 2ouOou beioeen, ooB
Der Oortige itoIieuiide @otIdofter.
MiorquiS sSmperinli, Elm Nlbfon.rlen
NIT Dem britiiden @tiniiter bes
GcuBeren utter5ci6net babe, mel.
dies 9eitilnmungen entboIte, no9
melden StaIien iitb Oeu g[uiierten
onidIieBen nil.
Sbnobl Die Gepciden ais gerIia
lmo 8ien Oanf Oer in oieien StGS.
ten Berrihen0eu 3eniur ii6er oie'e
6rogen 5uriidbaItcuO iino, 10 iper.
Den oo6 a1e gIuitrcngungeu ge.
mad)t unt Oieier RreBfampogne scr
9tliierien hie Spite absltbreden.
Gle bieii1en 8ertreter bon 9erlinsr
nno 8ierer 3eitltugen entiaIten ei,
ne re9c 3dtigfcit pnO iucbcn Ocl
Giu0rud ST erinedch, sab rtart al.
les tlm tucroe, im 3talien 5u Der.
Biubern ieine gtattraIitdt mf3nae.
ben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-02

betrcflenoen @eiau9enetl belteben
nerOe. 9ie Sppoiiticu. Sic i'm Ge.
aenlaB 5iir slOTirnIit1t mo I'M Gin.
tIong nit oen beiicr c5iinuten gng.
IGnbern oie betreiien0cn @efauaenen
aIs ebrlibe 6ein0e bctradtct, oo6
i;b nit Der 9hisfunit suirie0en, oo
iic Oie 9lnnobme beitdtigtc. OaB oic
itrengere SebanOllmg elmer oleiher
9ln5obI pon eugIiid]en 0fii3iercu i'll
GelltidIon0 oeu geiuiiuldtet Griclq
Qebabt im0 man goie 9eitroiuug
bis nod Dem Griege auigcGobeu
babe,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-02

Suuitantinupcl, %. 9Ipril. 9as
tiirfiid)e Sriegsbnrcnn madJtc Bcutc
murocn 6efnuut, bah bel Dem gcitri.
gen glugriife Der Alliirrten aui bic
Strafc Der 9arOaneIIen sluei fcinb.
Iide SrieoaidIiffe idlWer 6cidIdOigt
wurOcu. Seruer wirO betidtct, Snh
sc @aI6iHicI @nllipOliS, WO Die
&er6iinOetrn am gage DUrber
Srnppen gelanoct Bnttcu, DUu oieieI
geiGnbcrt luOrocn lit. Rnr an cinem
eiu5igcn Gnnfte Baben Die cngIilden
SolOaten. iidj inter Dem Sdnke Otr
cngIiiden 6Iotte baIten f0nnen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-02
9cntltbe beleiOi9t.
UeOidt wurOe BON &arDarS
StuOenten UerOhentIi6t.
@erljcren OaOnr6 4SrUf. 0lcpcr.

glep gort, %, 9(pril. ProFeTpr
Sumo YteDer bon Der llniperIitGt
Berlin Bat in einem Der bieTiaen
pStmes" geitern 3ugeIteqtsn Brief
betonnt ge9eben, baB er ais &ans
oloat fir 0as 9(mt zines 9luss
taui4profefprs an Der Sarporbs
llntperIitdt auriidgetreien 1T. 9lls
8runb fir ieinen ytudtritt gibt er
an, boB in ben BON ben Stuoenten
berausgegebenen 3eitIdriften elm
nWott mi. llus" betiteltes @eoid,t
beroffentIih lpproen lei, hnS eiuen
ausaeipro4enen oeutItbfeiubli6sn
6barotter trug.
profefor meber iogt, er babe
feline Reiignation perI0nli9 an ben
qrdfbenten Der llniperiitdt, u. 2ops
renee 2opeII, geI9idt uHD ibm mits
geteiIt, boB er bic @er0ffemli6ung
beg ertpdbntel @eoi6ts fir ben
GipfeI ouer 6eutI6feinbIi9en Sanbs
Inngen balte, beren iid 6arborb Bis
iebt f4uIoig gemadt. Gr, gleBsr.
bofFe nur, rbnB", pie er p0rtIi9
iagte, noie bon meinem 8ruber, els
mem nit srOBen g4ren entInHenen
8rdouierten Der llniberfitdt ausges
iprodene 6offnung. e8 tperbe ii9 in
3utunft tein 9sutI6er finbeu, Der
bereit 1T, bic SteIle zines 2tuss
toufbprOfeHors an ber 5arparbs
llniDeriitdt on3une6msn, in GrFiils
lung 9eben berbe."
Dos bon grofeiior Tleber srs
pdbnte GeOi6t ipurbe BEL einem
Wettbetperb bon 6eOi4ten ii6er
ben &rieg burb einen preis auss
deaei6net.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-02
. Inter ben glninen osg ON Der.

- Inter ben 9uinen oes am pers
gangenen Mittpp4 abgebrannten
0ecaturs6oteIs in 9ecotur, Su..
fono man beute DIE 2eide eines 9}un=
nes, nomens Cornelius g. 0uiIb
aus 2odpprt, R. 9.
- Der gorIte6r be5 Su6t6aufes
in Mi6igan GitD, Snb., bat 9eitern
fiinf Strdflingen, bic ole Idugite 3eit
i'm 3u6tbaus 5uaebro6t un0 iih im@
mer gut gefiibrt baben, als 9eIobs
nung cine % D}siIen IanQe 2futos
fabrt bepi[igt. Giner Ser 5iinf bat
SO Sabre i'm 3u4t4dus 3ugebra4t.
- syn einsm bO6f unbefiimmt aes
boItsnsn 8sri9t iber bic Gage in
Jlan0ern ertIdren bic 6ran3oIen, 0aB
iie 600 tote 9eutI6e auf osmS9la9ts
feloe 3dblten. Die 9eIgier botten nur
100 se3dbIt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-02
s6nappt iibrr.
2orO Sitdener BELT Die
Senti9cm alI.
Ssnt iibsr g)prrn Sies.

SonitantinopsI, 2S. 9(pril. @or
osm tiirtiiasu Sriegsomt pur0t
geitern Der fpIgsnoe offi5isae 8sribt
iiber Die ougsmeine &riegSIage IN
Der Siirtei umb iibsr Die gliBerfol.
gs Der Nliiertsn an Der StraBe oel
9orOaueIIsn bstannt gema9t:
nllntsr Dem S9ub BON Sriegs-
ihiffsn perfunte Der 6einb, an
pergangsnsn Sonntog an bier per
f6ieoenen guntten an Der @eFfii4
ite bon @alIipoIis 81 Ianben. 8ieIC
bier puntte porsn: Die UIunbunc
oes Sigbinoers. on Der 9iifte por
2loiburn. ipsftIi9 bon Saputepeb
bnnn an Der aiiIte bel Sefe6urur
uno in Der Nadbnrfdoft BON Sum.
3oIeb.
n0te feinoIi4en Sruppen, bic IL
Der Ndbs BON Seteburun lanbeten
lpurOen burd einen gajonettnngriFi
ge3pungen. iid Bis sur aiifte gu.
riid3u5iebsn. Sin Sell bieIer Streita
srdfte faben Iid am Nlontug genD.
tigt, mad ibren S9iffen Suriidsu.
tebren. Die gtnsriffe Der tiirtiI6er
Sruppen maiden an allen 9untter
srIOI9reide 6OrtTdritte.
Sur felben 3ett ndbsrte Ii6 eli
fetnoIihes GsI9pober Der StrabC
Der 9orboneGIen, Inn bic GinFobrt
gu er5ipingen fpurbe obsr ge8nun.
gen, iid BON unferem 5euer 5uriid.
su5ie6en.
Die StreitfrGfte bes sseinoeg
Bic in Der TGbe bpn Sum aalet
lcnoeten uno BON ibren 9rieasI6if.
fen geoedt purben, mubten ii9- bo,
benz m0roerif4en 5euer unTerel
Sruppsn suriid3ieben, ouf bic boz
benz 5einbe BON alien Seiten Ell
heftiees Seter ttnterbaIten Durbe.
Der 5einb biibte 400 Nlann al
Spten unb 200 an @sfan9enen Elm
ltnfere 8srIuite iporeR un6ebeutenb
D@ine 2IbteiIung mobammsbani.
Ther SoIbaten, bic in Der RG6c bor
aum aaleb mil frnn30IiI9en Sol.
baten Ianbeten, beTsrticrten aus ber
fran3oiif6en 2inien unb eingen su
urfcren Sruppen iiber.
o@or &opatspeb nu6men mir einc
9tn3ubl englif6er unb auitra!iI6er
3suppen 9efongen, unter benen ff
Elm 9auptmonn unb elm 2eutnant
befanb."
2onbon. %. gprit. 9os beI9i-
f4e 9auptquortier erIieB beute mor>
gen cine GrfIdrung u6er bic
Gage in iyIanbern, bic i'm bireften
Wiberfprude gu Der engIiI6en Grs
fIdrung itsbt, in Der bebouptet pirb,
boB bic 6ran3oien bos 0orF Set
Sas, ouf bem 0itIiden llFer bes
0IersSonaIs, tpieber 9enommen 6dts
ten. Der 8eri9t Iautet:
Die ollgemeine Gage 5eigte ges
itern obenb I'm 6 ltbr, baB bic
beutf9e artiIIerie bur unTerer 6rOnt
MIR geringe 3dtigteit entpidelte.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-02

2on6om 81. 9lpril. Sic orcB,
SbIoppe tei gperu bat in GngJdn0
eincn me,fruiiroigen Gin0ruf oui
nie @cmiitcr ieIbIt iorit tiibIer
2erte 9euaht. Inter heu 2lgtcu,
Die pipdiif imter Dem Grud Oes
ctntihen Sieoe$ teheh 6eiiuoet rs
Horo aitdJ9ner, oel @eIe ron Stat
ifum imo iebiges Georaomictor arN
Sdopier ocr engl;EA'a .gPil,irqon
tsere". @r, Be: Eel Scr Nlmr,
@Sfapaoen gSinitcH GburdNs,
2lugO @cOrgcS unb 9ISQuithS tc..
nehm sur Seite Qe:Mneeu. meil or
nid)t aui ben 6ein0, Der eDrIidD
tGnpit mo melt entfesni lit, idin;p.
ZEN miu. lift nun autb pom ;SieFcr
angeiteft luoroeu, lmo in Ser &c.
itrigen Situng 0es @aR:t5 Scr t3e-
nlcineu erfldrte er, 0dB Gie Sent.
i6en Die groBten @artIrrn Der g8ei;
ieien. Gr bei6uIOiote Die 3eutlhon
Der grobeu N3iBban0lul5 engIiiGcr
@eiangener, ilno obne rlit ser @ln:-
ter 5t 3uden, fiigte er bin5lL eS
gdbe iogor 6due, i'll Sc Il. Die ge.
fangeneu 8riten bon reiitihen 81
ti5ieren faItbIiitig ME Die SunoC
nieoergefualIt pur0en. 9lu6 fonrtf
Der SeIo bon abortuunt mht ectii.
gcnO iharie @orte iineeu. luu iei.
ne 8erohtuua oarilber glus0ruG 5ll
geben, DAB Die Geutiden Stinf6onl.
ZEN nn0 nit eritidenocu @aien ge.
fitllte @eidoiie gum Siegeu geGrou.
den. 3oB iie iiberbaupt BEL gpcri
geiiegt, no 0o1 2oro aitdeners 9[r-
NEE 0ieS beior9en moIlte, ipitroe in.
oirett ais gon3 beYonoere llnocr,
iddmtbeit bingeitc1t. Serr Slide.
ner, Der I'M SlOatl befnnntiib ieinC
&dnoe nift mr nit g9aiIer ocua
ifen, erflGrte, oab es b06lt be.
oarerIidy iei 0nB cine 8ioiIilicrte
gtotion ipie Die 0euti6c iid 10 lueit
pergeiien f0nnte, OoB iie iid bar6a.
rider @letbooen beoiene, ipic fie
ton Sen Geripiiden i'm SuOan an.
geiuanot ipur0en.
@inen bodit iutereiianten 3pi.
idenfou IN Ser Sibung bcs &ouies
Pereitete 0ie S5nterpe1oiion in besua
1lf Die @ebon0llug 6eutiher Inter.
le1bootnonnifaften, Die in enlVi-
i6e &1n0e geraten. 9II3 0ie Sabe
3ur Spro6e fam, er6oben iid) 2oro
2anoSoomne, Der 6iibrcr Ser 0ppo-
iition, lInN 2oro Grorer uno oriid.
ten ibr @eooiern oorilber ans, ooB
sic en9Iiide gl0miraIitat es fiir ont
Eeflnben, ben bcutitcn llntesice.
bootmnnuidnften cine anOcre g'c'
bonOIlung 5lrteil merHen 81 Iaiien
oIS ben onoern ariegsgeiaugenen.
9remier 2lsqilitb mid elmer 8eIrt.
mortltne Der Snterpcuotion aus, el
fldrte aber, 6oB gnqIon6 nah Gem
ariege nuf einc n9eitroiune" Der
-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-02
g8idltige aOnferclt;.

- Nus Spotane, @n., tpirb gemeIs
BET, baB 600 2lGer ggei3en in Der
0iIion Greet Gegeno, @rdnt COUNTY,
gBd., our9 6riaen serit0rt porbsn
iinb.
- Nus Waibington ipirb semelos:,
taB in Der 5amilie oes Sdabmsis
tiers mc2toop, oes Smpisgeriobnss
bes 9rdioenten, oemnGhit Elm 9elan
nes Stor9es gu erpnrtsn lit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-02

Die 6rnn5pIsn baben, unteritiik
our9 bsIsiTfs 9trtiIIerie, siserns
pteoer ssnommen, unb mebrere
Oeutihe Grdbsn init Der 9fi6tung
auf Set Sas" bsfsbt. Mshr aIs
100 Sote Iaesn auf bem SdIa6t=
fsIoe. g8ir mohteu 200 Gefungeue
unb erbsutetsn feds Sdneufeuerge,
i6iiBe. Die 9tnsriffe merben fort=
gefeBt,"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-02
Nnr cine Yanie.
eSn bent OentI9en Ait>
grill bel 9pern.
Mtut Der GHgldnoer gefiiblt.

Yaris, 2S. ,SIpril. Sas f.,an50ii-
ihc SriesSminiiterinm madJfc geutr
hitting befannt, Oah Scr fran30iiidJe
9renser y9cun Wam6etta" i'm aOrias
tiidlen Nieerc bon ciutln 6iterreidli-
idJrn llntcricrbOOt turpcNiert nnS
ucrIenft unrSe. glnr Gin aeringer
Sell Der ans 725 @ann britebenben
Scmanumu9 lit gerCttct mproeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-05-02
sSoIge Oes Sriegcs.
HeufOnltraftiDn einer OeatIdl,
itaIieuildcu Illiau;.
Glniigt OcS @rafen appOupi.

9urin, StaIien, 2,S 2tpriI, ii6.r
paris. 8rof 2tpponpi. oer Giibrsr
Der Sppoiitipn in llngarn, srtldrte
na4 einem in Der seitrigen 4ussabe
Der bieiigen 3eitung oStampa" pers
DFfentli4ten gerift in elmer unt.rs
reOung, boB Der arteg ou Der 0sus
contribution elmer teuti1sitalient'
faen Qtaian5 fiibren muB, bic inns
Itonbe iit, nit @elpaIt ben Grieb.n
uno polle Greibeit nuf ben WsItmsea
ren bur65ufeBen.
rllm biefes 3ieI 8u errsi6sn,"
fagte 9raf 2fpponpi p1rilth. ~iit
es n0tis, llnipit1eu untet sdnbtru
gu bermeioen, bic epentueIl baran Be-
tsiligt iein t0nntsn. StaIisn iOIts
ii6 bssba(b ni9t burd bic anI5eis
nenb giinItige 9sIsgenbeit in Der,
fu4uns bringen Iofen, feine ans
ipriide in unberniinftiger WsiTe sds
tenb gu MAIDEN. Sd esbe mid btss
bnI6 Der Soffnung bin, boB ss in
ben 8e3iebungen stpif6en Deiterrsia
unb Stalien 3u fsinsm gtu9 fons
men tpirb; benn ipenn Ssffsrrsi1
beiie9t perben folIts, fpiirbe elm raIs
iiT6er Sieg f9nn beuts unb ni9t
srF morsen cine MOstoipiter Gefobr
bebeuten."
Bidltige aOnfereus.
Waf9ineton, %. glpril. Der 9te
heraltommifdr bes Gintpanbsrungss
bureaus in 8afbington, guminettt.
iit ougenblidli1 oaulit beI9dftist, Elm
programm fir Gle 0ationaIsaonfss
rrn3 aus3uarbeiten. bic am 2. auguit
in Son s5ranci8co er1ffnet tperoen
unb ii6 nit Der 6rdge, lpie 8sf9dftis
gungsloIen 2rbeit osri9aFft uno bic
8erteilung BON neue Enlightenment
4rbeitstrdften in pirtininsr Weiie
pprgenommen peroen fol, bsi4dftis
gen ptro.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
IN THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIS


trlct Court OF the State OF Utah. In
and for Carbon County. George Il.
Ford. Trustee. on behalf OF himself
and all other stockholders Of the Sa-
voy Hotel Company similarly situated
who may see ~ 10 cOme In and be
made parties 10 this action and con-
tribute 20 the expense thereof. Plain
tiff. Va Savoy Hotel Company, "A cor
poration; X. n. II. Jensen. John Jen-
sen. Hyrum Baird. and c. u. March,
sen. representing themselves and all
other stockholders OF the Savoy Ho-
tel Company who do not come In and
become parties plaintiff 10 this ae-
ton, Defendants.-NOt Notice Is
hereby given that the undersigned as
receiver for the hotel company has
filed a petition IN the above entitled
court for the sale OF all OF the assets
OF the Savoy Hotel Company, which
said petition will be heard on the 9Th
day OF March. 1915. and any and all
persons who have any objections or
protests 20 make against the sale OF
said property must file the same with
the clerk OF the above entitled court
on or before the 9Th day OF March,
1915. ID. NJ. sHIREMAN. Receiver.
First pub. Feb. 20; last March sis.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
no THE PUBIIc.

Beginning Monday. February 4.
1915. the undersigned will place their
business on a cash basis. selling for
cash only This step IL taken 20 pro-
tect the undersigned and their cash
customers Under the credit system
the cash customers are compelled to
pay for the losses sustained through
credit 20 customers Hoping none OF
our customers feel sgrieved at thi,
step. we remain.
Very truly yours.
G. N. RUSSELL.
Secretary and Treasurer Utah Meai
Market
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
DAIRYISG RANCH FOR LEASE.

Two and one-haf miles from Price
and three miles from Helper. lao
acres Of dairy land. timothy. wild
hay. red top and alfalfa; only dairy
ranch In Carbon county: milk sells
readily for 10 cents n quart; 100 cows
can run successfully during summer.
First-class dairyman wanted. nothing
but cash rental considered: the fore
going facts guaranteed. Address NJ
w. Advocate.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
EzcIIcnt For stomach Trouble.

Chamberlain Tablets are just fine
for stomach trouble" writes Mrs q.
C. Dunn. Arnold. Pa. II was bother
ed with constipation for some time
and frequently had bilious attacks
Chamberlain's Tablets afforded me
great relief from tho first. and since
taking one bottle Of them feel like
a different person" For sale by all
dcalcrs--Advt
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
How's This !

We otfer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward fer anv case OF catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls catarrh
Cure.
FL. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo, o.
Wa the undersigned, have known J.
Cheney for the last IS years. and believe
him perfectly honorable IN az ous in,s,.,,
out any obligations made D. MS nIn.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Toledo. o,
49, a,reetiv upon the blood and mu-
eo',s surfaces OF the system. Teatimoniaiss
sent free. Price u cents per oo'ue' s''N
By all Druggists. .-.,..,,..
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26

Oraon T. Brooks and son. Harold.
returned Tuesday from Boston. Har-
old underwent two operations and II
In hoped that his condition Will be Inn
proved on account OF them.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
Congh Mcdlclnc Fnr ,hnhrcn.


Never give a child a cough medicine
that contains opium In any form
When opium Is given other and more
serious diseases may follow. Ions
experience has demonstrated that
there Is no better or safer medicine
Tor coughs. colds and Group In child.
rem than Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy. II Is equally valuable for adults
Try IT, IL contains no opium or other
harmful drug. For sale by all deal.
ers.--AdvI
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
Words Of Cheer.

IT sometimes wonder II life 10
worth living" mused the pessi'
mist. 1T u.s." replied tho opimist.
1T IL worth living much better than
most OF us live it."-Lippineotth
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
wnrId,, s,rona,.t Wood.

An Australian wood called yats 10
said 20 bs the strongest known and
ia imported for automobile construo-
don.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
perssvsrino chInsmen

There are oil and salt wells in China
more than 1000 feet deep that have
been drilled through solid rock BY
hand with the most primitive tools.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
Both About Rlaht.

Tom-"women don't love men for
what they really are but for what they
have done" Kitty-"And men love
women for what their fathers have
done."-Puck.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26

W. W. Lewis has rented the living
apartments In the upstairs OF the
vigilA- nonomo building and has
moved his optical parlor 60 that To-
cation.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26

Women swallow at one mouthfui
the lie that matters and drink drop BY
drop the truth that IL bittsr.-Denis
Didsrot.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
Concerning Eve.

zone OF de things dat mos worries
me-" said Rev. Johnsinsham. am
whar Eve got dat needle an thread
10 sew dem hgleaf aprons wild"
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spaln's Great Industry.

Spain annually uses the huge quaA-
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making OF other products than wine
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In order Co fulfill the scout oath.
the hoy scout takes up such work ~
first aid. life saving. tracking. signal.
INK. nature study including care
fui study ~ our common plants. and
our animals and hundreds OF other
subjects
tloyH can do special work and In
return get merit badges for the same.
Some ~ these Hubiccts are agriculture.
architecture art. astronomy. athletics.
automohilinR. bee farming. bugling.
business. carpentry. chemistry. civicH,
cooking dairying. electricity, forcH-
Try gardening. machinery. mining,
music. painting. personal health. pho
Biography. plumbing. poultry. printing.
public health. scholarship. surveying,
swimming. taSidcrmy and numerous
others
one thing IL certain. that " the boy
scout work can do all II stands for. II
II the best organization yet effected
for the youth.
hut even n u doesn't do all. but
only part. tho returns from the
same viii be all beneficial. and help
materially I'm ones life. one won.
derfui thing about boy scout work II
this: That when the boy decides for
himself and on his honor 10 do good
that there II by all means a greater
chance for him Ia do good than II he
never was converted TO a. II one
can only be led TO see the value OF
doing good. he generally will do good
hoy scouts on their honor promiss
TO keep the oath. and In keeping the
oath they Keep the scout laws. Whai
wonderful plan N this hoy scout
movement
such n movement should have tins
hearty support OF all the citizens IL
| every community.
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The schools throughout the county
observed waAhington's birthday Mon
day by giving the pupils holiday
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All kinds OF soldering done at
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sCoUTCRArr IN PRICE.
Nv N o. Vaughan. Scout Master

by NJ q. Vaughan. Scout Master.
What Is scoutcraft and Of what
value Is 81
Scoutcraft Is relatively a new move
ment begun 60 enlist the boys be-
tween 2 and rs years into an organ
ization the purpose Of which Is 10 pre-
pare the boy for life. The world wide
scout motto Is ne Prepared"
The scout plan ~ not military In
its nature. but on the other hand Il
Is a plan advocating universal peace.
II teaches. however. among many
other things. loyalty. patriotism and
chivalry
The boy scout movement II reia-
lively q late movement. hut has now
spread all over the civilized world. and
We now hear Of boy scouts even Ia
the world war now raging in Europe.
assisting the relief societies. Red
Cross organizations. gathering crops
and IN some INSTANCES guarding COM
munications and carrying dispatches.
The hoy scout movement takes the
hoy at I or over never under ~. and
places him In n patrol OF troop.
Eight boys constitute a patrol and
generally three patrols n troop. The
troop II under the direct supervision
Of scout master
BOY scout work IL all systsmatized.
and the boys first become. on passing
an examination. n tendcrfoot. then a
second-ciass scout. then n first-ciass
and later life scout. n star scout. and
an eagle scout ON successfully pass
ing the tcnderfoot examination the
boys then become scouts on taking
the scout oath, which Il a. follows:
ION my honor will do my best
First. To do my duty 60 God and
my country and to obey the scout
laws
Second. To help other people at all
times.
Third. To Keep myself physically
strong. mentally awake and morally
straight.
The scout laws which the boy'
| urUmIaa a. uNaN uras
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-10-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
By Altman

Avenue, Sixth Avenue and South 7th
Street: South 7th and South Sth
Streets, South Sth and South 9th
Streets. South 9th and South 10th
Streets, South 10th and South nth
Streets, South tlth and South 18th
Streets from Warner Street to Proc
tor Street; on the alley between
North 18th and North sth Streets
from Warner Street to Adams
Street; on alley between North Sth
and North 9th Streets from Warner
Street to Lot s, Block 8, Bogle's
First Add, on Proctor Street from
the alley between Sixth Ave. and
North 7th Street to the alley be-
tween South 10th and South 18th
Streets; on Puget Sound Ave-, from
the alley between North Sth and
North 9th Streets to the alley be-
tween South 10th and South 18th
Streets.
A twelve (12) inch pipe on South
18th Street from Puget Sound Ave-
nue. to Cedar Street
Said fnstallment may be paid on
or before October 18th, 1915, but
IL not paid on or before said date,
added Interest. penalty and costs
CHAS. ID. ATKINS.
City Treasurer.
Sept. 1924, Oct. 1, 1915.