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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30

frans0iiide Jii6rer gsfargsn senoms
men. Der 4eroplan mar = 3. u. 12"
marfirt gr ipurbe na9 9risft gebrd9..
nGm Worsen bes "a. ssjuni bombars
birte Elm 6Fsrreidiihss Sliegsrs
geI9tDaber in erfolsrei4,r Dsiie bic
giienbabn6riiden unb Gabnb0fe III
pont>bizpidl unb pOrto @rabo.
Cine Bride tpurbe BON bier gDm6en
getroffen. ale unIere 4tropIane te3rs
ten unDeriebrt auriid, trps bes beftigen
Jeners, bas auf fie geridtst ipurbe.
Cine Stunoe fpGter ipurbe sin
frdn5Oiifder aeroplan bonn ). .. Il.
Spp bon benz panasrI6iff geutnant
9abnfslb i'm 9olf DON 5risIt obses
i6ofen. CT fisl unseFGbr pier ailos
meter bon porto 9rabo entfernt ins
Mssr. ginem feinbli9sa gepanasrtsn
lnteriseboot selang Is, unter benz
S9uB Der feinbli9en &attsrien ben
4eroplan auf5ufii6sn urb in Si9srs
bsit 3u brinsen. Die beioen Mdnner,
tpel9e bic gefabuns bilbetsn, finn
absr ipabrideinlid j&nsr berrpunbet.
Intern Datum bonn %. Suni Be-
ridtete bas 81. 81. Marirsminiitsrium:
Am Morgsn bss %. sunni perisntts
ein 0iterrei6ifb iingartides Inter,
issboot einsn itaIieniifea Silistreu5.r
bonn prineipe llmberto Sbp in Der
Strabe BON Sitranto. Ser Silfstrsua
5sr ipar BON einem frar55Iii9en 3er'
it0rer bonn GOur6e 5np beslsitet. Der
3sritorer berfplste 0as llnterIeeboot,
auf baiielbe feuertlb, urO tsbrte banH
on ben Yunit 3uriid, on ipel9ent Der
Silfstrsu3er perIsnit ipurbe. Gr ipurb:
Oann sud- pon bem llutsrieebOot tors
psbirt uno usrientt.
0as frans0Ii9e Ndrinsminiite'
| rum 5dtte am %. Sunt ansetiiRbigt,
bab Der itali.uiI6e Silfstreu3sr Sit
ia bi ReiTina" unb Der frau50iiide
5orpeOobsot5srItorer .Gour4e" in Der
Strabe DON Sitranto tptpebirt iporbsa
Isien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30

iiberlesenen RuHsn 5uriidseidlas.n
iporben ieien, am sl6sRb a6er bic
Oeiterreider ss3punssn seipsfsn isisn,
il9 an einsm 96eil Der JrOnt BEL aps
lomsa uno fiiblpdrts 5ariid5u5isben.
Sn benz gsridt bsibt ss ipeiisr, bab
ira4 auberOrbentli6 bsftissn glrtils.
rissefsdten es an Der itaIisniI6en
5ront, in Der gesenb bss Monts Gan
WsideIe, Bel Gan MartiHo unb 5iilih
bon 8srbesliaHo gu sroBsn S6laaten
sstommen lei, bic nod i'm @anss
ieisn; bag abtr bersits bic gngrifi.
Der Staliensr gum sbsil bur4 @essu,
dnsriffs Der Oeitetrsidsr suriidsss
idbldaeu tpprnen feieu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30
Gras5DIen tpie Nritea
@reifsn an Der sanatn Jront bi. bsui.
ihen StelIunsen an.
Werbsn absr iibtraG nit faperen
0erluiten suriidgsidlas.n.

Berlin, 80. Suni. usber aonbpu.
Die oberite SeeresItituns tiinbistr
ipdbrenb bts cages an, bab am Ulitts
mod unb iDdbreub Der gladt ON pislen
punttn an Der ipeitli4en Jront bi.
Rdmpfs febr beftiser art iparsn, bic
ansriffe Der Grun5oien unb gnsldu-
Der dbsr iiberaIl suriidseihIagsn ipors
ben fsisn.
.4uf benz fptitIihen ariessi9aus
ptoS,@ beibt es IN Der Hetnnntmas
Dung. .ift bic Gage an btr britiidsn
Jront unb ON nDroIidsn Gnbe Der
fransSiif@en Jront bieieIbe. ME 4pdbs
renb Der Iesten paar 9ase. Die MHs
sriffe fsinoIider patrOuillen unb DON
itdrten SnfanteristoIonnsn tpis au9
0asansriffe tperben INNER bdufissr.
.lle6eral nurbe Der Jeinb aurii6s
seihlassn. Gasnsllen bradisn benz
1sinbs isinen grfoIs. I'm einisen
puuitsn errsidts bas IrtilIerieFsuet
cine aubrOrOsntlide 5sftigteit.
~alu unisrsr Gront H5rbIi4 bon Der
alisut uno in Der Champagne sDiihen
2luberire unb ben arsonnen uHters
bis!t,n bic 5ransOisn sm itartes glrs
tillsrieieusr. 4u9 bier purbsn iapas
DE feinbli4e ansriife prompt suriids
ssf6Iagsn.
.Horbpeiilih BON ben Sbtaumont
Berlen Bel 0erbun ianDen unbebeus
i.ube Snfanteri.sef.4te fta.t.
.OeitIidsr Rrisssidtauplas: .9lns
sriffe bsr @uii.n, bic spifden Dubes
ta,pta unb Worson semadt iuurbsn.
braden uuter unfsrem Jeier suiams
men.
.gei GusiTitfbi, iiib0Flid DON
Siubi!ao. erftiirmte cine bsutide
Sruppenabtheiluna sinen feinoIidsr
Stiibpuntt 5itlih bonn gaismen unb
nabm 5tuti Sffisiere unb 56 Wann sss
fangen. Aud ipurbtn spsi WaidiueH.
gsI&ise unO sipsi Mineniperisr er.
ob<rt.
BON gaIian ariessf4aupIas III
ni8ss Su bsri&tsn.
0et aDlDmea IL Cits
Oali3iex
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30

in 9rsDiiO, Monte gelruno, gicsn3a,
pabua unb 2toria unb DlilitGretabliI.
iements in WsoHfalcone nit 8onnbsn
bslsgt.
Die poritebenbe 9spsI9e mar be-
rsits am Mittpod i'm aussus per aas
bel ssmeIoet iporosn.
Der offisielle Oitsrrei9ilde geri4t
bonn Oisnitag Idutst iDis folst:
@RuiIiI6er arisssi4auplab: Sn Der
Jidbe bon Jatobenp, n0rbli5 bon
Sutp. uno tueiilib bon Ropopocsaer,
iuurSsn ansriffe Der RuiIsH 5uriidg.s
ihldgsn, bic iiberaa iebr ibipere 9ers
lutte erlittsn. Die 4nsriiie Der Seuls
i4en BEL Sotul MAIDEN CUTE iyorts
f4ritte. SIM llebrigen 1T bic Gage un,
Derdnbert.
.Stalienii9er ariessi1auplab: Das
'ein5ieben uHferer 6ront in Der 9es
ssnb 5ipii4en Der Gti9 unb Der grsns
ia iuuros am Waontas Dollenbet. gtae
bic bon ben Staliensrn ssma6ten se.
9auptungeH iiber ansebli6 ero6srie
yoiitionen uno anbsrs jogenannte grs
folse iinb abfolut uHpabr, pie aus
bsm GolseHosH erIidtli9 lit, mas aus
militdrii4eH 9riinbeH bisbr MD!
oerOffentliht fperbsn tonnte.
rSn Der Rd6t bss 25. 5uni finaen
mir on, einen Sbsil unisrsr eriien 4is
ME duiaugebeu, bic Don unisren 5rupe
pen erobert tpOroen mar, ii4 aber dls
unsiiHftisss Serrain erpiss. Die gors
bereitunssn fir bic RGumuna bieIe.
poiitionsn tparen felt elmer Dode aes
troffen porbeH. 9im 26. Suni fu6r
Der Geinb INNER nod fort, bic poiis
tioneu gu bomharpirsn, bic mir auFz
gsseben batten. Grit am Ulittipo1
finssn bic Stalisner an, on einisen
puntten 3tpii6en benz 2lfiito uno oem
Sasanatbdl OOriidiis por5uriiden. Sn
Der 9egsno 5uiiden Der gti4 unb benz
2litico bombarbirten bic StaIiener bic
Idnsit oon uns aufsessbensn pOfitios
nen nod ben sdu3en 5dg, bic gta6t
unb an einigeH puntisn iosar nod
am Wontag Morssn. IN beiben Sasen
fanben on Der gan5sn Gront abioIut
tsine aGmpi. ftatt. llniers 5ruppen
perlorsn ipebsr 9eiangene mod Sanos
n.n, MaIdinengei6iiBe ebsr anberss
Grisssmdtsrial. Sect riiden bic sStds
lisnsr segsn uniere neueH poiitionen
Dor. Grit beute Nlorgen grt'fsn bic
Staliener ben Wlonte seifo an, mo- iis
nit Iebr idperen 9erluiten auriidse.
i4lagen tpurben. Sm poiino 5baI
ipurbsn mebrere feinblibe 8ataillon.
bon unIerer 4rtilIerie in bic ylu1t ge.
iast. an Der Sfon5o Gront uia4te Der
Geinb osrsebli4e angriffe auf arI
lnb ben Wrsli Berg.
attibitdt Der 5iierrsid l.
ihen MARINE unS
Jiteger.
Der fols.nbs bonn "a. SUM batirte
gsriht bes 6iterrsifiiden Marines
nriniftsriums lit i'm 2aufe bss 5asss
bier eingetroifsn.
.2(m Morsen bss 23. Suni bei1oIs
fen Ditsrrsidiih unsarifae sOrpsoos
bcote eine Jabrit unb einen in gepes
sung befinblidsn Giiter5us in Der
Rdbe bon giulidnopa, an Der Oittiiite
Stdliens. Die aotpmotibe ilos in bic
Quft, bier Jrddtpdssons fpurben in
Granb seihoiisn unb mebrers anbsre
beihGbisi. llnisre arieesIhiffe tsbrten
5uriid, obne BON Jsinb belditigt nor.
ben su Iein.
.qlm gfbtnb bes 23. Suni ipurbe bon
Dem pan5erI9iff .lsutnant Balm.
feb" CD Elm feinbIiaes WaHerflugs
seus nbssfhoiIsn, bas i'm 8ssriff
mar, 5risit anausreifen. Der italisnis
its Hsobahisr spurb< get6bte. irun Der
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an alien grputrn
0teiftn Die Nlliirtem nit ir1maer 9ro.
btrtn Sruppenutaiitn an.
Sic @eOn a6G i6eraQ u0n Den Ou6in0eten mil 6u(iqen
k6pfen 5nrdfge(6(agen
an Der Sfliem Trot iinb aBcrprbemtlid) bege aapfe
TIM O3anae.


no6n temG hbr
- ds nmoi6m
ro ttSuba
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30

Sir Ohio. Snbiana unb bns
tpeitIi6epenniplbanien: S46nes Wets
ter am Greitag unb Sanitag, ausse,
nommen tpdbrideinIi9 eetpitterregen
I'M fiibli6en Sheil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30
Die % pom Sen 2aexikaneru gefaugeu &C.
non1n1enen amerikani(6eu $oloaten.
Am Oonnernag an Ole 9ren5e ge6ra6t unO Oen ame-
rikanl&en Be60rOen G6erge6en.
Die Regierng in lUbabgn bebt ab a elmer frigen befd
ssnden Hntwert auf die andsrsn TNdsrungsn.

in
srnurbna ana
II gut bem
ben
bn unrna
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Sf sine groBe g Sdluht
sDif4tn ben Ssiterrei'
&ern Mnb ben Ruifsn

&ern unb ben Ruifsn
TN Gange
aoHbon. 20. Suni Gin am abenb
bier stngetrcifener 0itsrrei9ii1sr off.
sisIIer Hsri&t enibdIt bic 2lntiinbi-
suns. bub ferreidtr sesipunssn
paren fi& bon einsm 1beiI ibrs-
Gront tei aOlomsa. in OF Gali5isn,
surHdsusisbsn. gs fuirb in Der BE.
tanutmd&uns ertldrt. bab bic Ruiien
an elmer 25 Reilsn lanssn Groni ut.
LID Don aOIomea nit srobsn arups
psnmdiIen onsrsifen unb biss febr bsf-
iise G6laaisn sllr GOIse babe; bub,
n0HDsm bic Deiisrrei6er in oIlsr Gil:
Reisrpsn bsr0notbyaHt bk an 3abt
- . - :
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meinTamer gsI6iibung Der @ren3e,
bann t0nne Elm iOl6er 8ori4lag IN
grsdgung ge3oaen tperben.
8orldufig perbe bas He6t, 8anz
bitten in Mertto gu berfolgsn, aufs
re6t erbaIten iperben, unb ipenu Die
9ren3e nur bur6 cine temporGre Be
ieBung msritanii6en SsrriiOriums
6si6iiBt psrben t0nne, 10 perbe bic
Ter Surs beibebdlten tperben. Die
Ser, Staaten bGtten bereits offiSiell
ertfdrt baB ibrem 9afiirbalten na4
Der 8eneraI Garran5a auberitunbe lei,
angemeiieue @arantieu fir bic Rube
auf Der meritantI6en Seite Der Srenz
Sc 5u ge6en, unb angebeutet, baB8runO
5u benz @lau6en por6anben lei, bub
bic 8anbitsn bon ben meritantffen
Streittrdften in astpiTen Jallen err
mut6igt tporben ieien.
Sm Srtes ssbepartementi It
nod penig Snformation
iber bic sruppen Be-
negungna4 Dem g IL
ben eingelaufen.
0ds arieesbepurtement bat Bis
iebt nur tpenig befinitipe glafriht
bariiber srbalten, lpslhen 6ortifritt
Der transport Der Milistruppen na6
Der 9rsnse made, obglsid bon pielen
Seiten M2elbung iiber bic bepprs
itsbsnbe Qbfabrt berI9iebsner Wtilia=
tSrpsr sineclaufen lit. Tas Saupts
quarter beg Generals Sunfton 1T, Der
etnsise plab, tpp ssnaue Snformution
bariiber sr6dltli9 lit, punn bic
StaatstruppeH on Der Sren5e sin=
treffen.
M dts neues purbe BON @ee
raI9eribinsiiher her ben
Sampf6et @urrisal
gemelbet ct.
General Peribing bat tcine ipeitez
rem Wittbeilungsn iiber ben &f
6ei garriSal aemadt. Sagesen pers
Dffentli6e GliIeo 2lrrebonto, Der me-
ritariT6e gptI9after, cine angebli9e
Grtldruns BON Gem Spilsburp, be-
Dolmsti6sr5 upn &apitGn 8opb uno
eines Der gsfansenen gmeritaueY bers
sufrlge bic amerttaniiaen Sruppen
ben aampf psranlaBt bdben Iollen.
Die enbgiltige Gnti6eibung iiber bic
Yeranttportung fir ben &anpf tGrll
ni9t setroffen tperben, Bis Elm oous
ftdnbiger 8eridt bon @eneral 9er5pe
ing porlitgt, Der oon ben lleberlebens
ben ale Snformutionen gu erlungen
iu6t, bic fie gu ssben inritunbe iinb.
Yetnabe alle amerttants :
den 8iirger in Megito
bdben isst ben meritos
uif den 8pbeu Oers
ld1IeH.
Qlqe Inerita1er, tpel9e Meritp Su
periafen beabit4tisten, iinb nun con
bort abgereiit. Sepei6eu, peI9e cm
OoHneritas i'm Staats> unb i'm
triegsbepartemert einlieFen, beri9ten
ppu Der @breiTe Don mebr als 100
GliidtIingen. Gtpa tauIeno gmsritas
ner bon 9erd Gru5 unb Sarnpiep ipers
ben am 5reitus in GaIpeiton eripars
tet. llnp iiber Dier6uubert befinben
ii6 nod in @era Grua auf BEN
S4lu6tfdJiff nRebrastu". sic tperher
arf bem Srangportoampfer vSancod"
nad hem Roroen abgeben. On Her
ipeItli9en &iiite bat Der &reuser Gle
pelanb" 200 ameritunif5e slii6tlinse
an 8orb, bic mad San Diego, GAL,
eebru9t tperben ioGen. 9tuf benz &reus
ger colorado" befinben iid 67 Qlmes
ritaner. Ginem pffi3ellen 9eridt 3us
folae bdben ole Qtmeritaner tis duf
Drei bic Region Sss gasui S9alss rsrs
Iahsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-30
5n MeritO Dtrb gegen Bic
8e 4lugna6me ameri.
tamil den Gtgentbums
proteftiert.
proteftert.

Der fpe8iele 9fgent be5 StaatsOe4
pdrtements bat in Der Stubt Nlerifo
gegen Die 8ei4lagnabme beg Giaenz
t5um8 ameritanii4er 5lH6tlinqe
our6 lotale 8eb0rben proteit er6oz
ben. Sffi5ielen geribten sufplge
fOlen Sob unb Silber6arren, 9fers
be, 8ieb, 9lutomobtle unb anoeres
@igentbum bon 2tmeritanern nit 8e,
ihldq beleQt poroen iein.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-05
SENATE VOTES FOR
PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENCE

Washington, Feb. "A definite
policy contemplating Philippine in
dependence within four years was
approved by the Senate today. Vice
President MARSHALL casting the decid-
ing vote in favor of the Clarke
amendment to the Philippine bill di.
recting the President to withdraw
American sovereignty within a four
year period. the vote. which follow
ed weeks of debate, was Al to Al.
An effort to recommit the bill was
defeated and final Senate action on
the measure, which has not yet pass
ed the House, was deferred until to-
morrow.
Administration senators in support
ing the Clarke amendment maintain
ed that some such definite provision
was necessary to square with the in
dependence declaration In the Balti
more platform.
President Wilson has made no pub
lie comment on the proposed amend
ment, but senators who had discuss
ed It with him let 1t be known he
was not opposed to 1t.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-05
v. S. TROOPS MOVE TO
HEAD OFF VILLA FLIGHT
Bandit Chief Said to Be Fleeing To
ward Border With Gold
Bullion

FL Paso. Texas, Feb. 2.-Patrols
Of the Thirteenth cavalry stationed
at Sierra Blanca. Texas, were order
ed today by General John j. Perish
ing. commanding the Eighth Infantry
brigade at Fort Bliss to move closer
to the border opposite the Bosque
Bonito country OF Chihuahua state,
about ninety miles east OF here in
anticipation of the possible fight of
General Francisco villa across the
international line at that point.
villa was reported today making
his way with sixty pack mules laden
with gold bullion, toward the Bosque
Bonito country. Closing in from the
south we're reported to be 200 govern
ment soldiers under General Luis
Herrera of chihuahua City from the
east Lieutenant Colonei Rioias with
the garrison from ojinaga, and from
the west troops from Guadalupe and
Jusrez under Major Ortiz.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-05
Traversed All the Main Thorough
fares.

I took away with me. remember
leaving Springfield ana striking out
for home here on foot. l was half
starved, nearly frozen, as | tramped
through village after village. That
day we were talking about | must
have had the start of the wasting fe-
yer that has kept me an invalid for
over six months. Everything is a blur
from the moment | was sitting sway
ing to and fro on rock by the road
side. when n young girl ard an old
lady in the Paisley shawl passed by,
! fell sideways. exhausted. Just then.
They got me into their house-a vel
low-painted story and a half cottage.
They led me upstairs to an attic bed
room. They brought me food and
drink and then l slept. 1 recall wax
ing up in the morning half delirious,
not sensible of my real surroundings.
/ remember dressing and putting on
an overcoat hanging across a chair
and leaving my own worn undercoat
in its place. | recall stealing down
the stairs, and in my lightheadedness
to fight OF the, biting cold and keep
me warm-warm! Since then a
blank, till / wandered into the house
here, burning up with fever and in
wild delirium."
ITO find that old coat is to recover
papers that will prove our Joint own
ership to property worth fifty thou
AL
"a story and q half house-painted
yellow-an old lady with Paisley
shawl" he added memorizingly, hall
to himself II shall start on my quest
at once"
So, first, Wallace Briefly went tc
Springfield. He had secured an au
tomobile and made a regular business
OF his difficult task. For three weeks
he traversed all the main thorough
fares leading out like spokes In ,
wheel from his starting point Alas
the fashion in houses had not changed
There were any number OF one and {
half story structures, and many o
them painted yellow. But the fashion
in wraps had changed. Only som,
ancient dame retained possession o
that olden badge OF dignity and sub
stantiality-a Paisley shawl. Few
wore them, however. They were heil
looms relocated to obscurity. and this
the chief clue, utterly failed to ma
terialiZe.
One day-ah, he would never forge
It'll He had arrived late Saturday eve
ming at a little town called Fairview
He was wearied and undecided, almos
discouraged. as he awoke the mex
morning. He loitered around the hS
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-05
|Co|ds Affect
t1e.,Kidneys


Are you wretched in bad weather.
Does every cold settle on your kid.
neys?
Does your back ache and become
weak?
Are urinary passages irregular and
distressing?
These symptoms are cause to sus-
pect kidney weakness.
Weakened kidneys need quick help.
Doan's Kidney Pills are especially
prepared for weakened kidneys.
Logan people recommend them.
Charles Peterson, blacksmith, GIT
North First East street, Logan, says:
II take Doan's Kidney Pills whenev-
er feel that my kidneys are not act.
ing properly which is generally caus-
ed by cold settling in them. At
such times have backache and lame
ness across my loins. can always
depend on Doan's Kidney Pills for
relief"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Petersen mad. Foster-Mil.
burn Co., Props, Buffalo. N. Y
Adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-05
Could Not Stand II Longer.

Did you ever converse with Han
who was so nervous that he would
break right in and finish what you
were going to say? A fat man and
lean man met on u Broadway car re-
Gently, relates the New York Sun.
Their conversation began agreeably
enough 1t was about the weather,
flats. coal and politics. The fat man
was a good listener, but the lean man
wanted to do all the talking. and every
time the roly-poly one said anything
the cadaverous man took the words
out of his mouth. The fat man began
to glance sidewise at his companion.
1t was apparent that the thing OF hav-
ing his words taken out of his mouth
was beginning to raw him up some.
The car travelled quite a distance be-
fore he opened up again. Then he
said something about election. but the
lean man again interrupted and I'm
ished what he was going to say. The
fat man jumped from his seat with an
angry fash on his face, shook his fist
at the lean man and said: 1T would
be worth ten dollars Of any mans
money to give such a poll parrot a.
you, such a doggoned unmannerly
chatterer a burned good" licking
cut In the lean man. And the fat man
jumped on the car.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-05
The Paisley
Shawl
Copyright. 1915. by w. q. Chapman.
By
MILDRED CAROLINE
COODRlDCE


Nopyrisht' 1910, py w. q. Chapman.)
Think hard, Eustace-try to re.
member!" urged Wallace Briefly, but
his invalid brother shook his head in
helpless, melancholy fashion.
It's no use, Wallace" he declared
Its all kind Of blur, all except the
quaint little story and half house
painted yellow, and the sweetfaced
girl who was so kind and plying, and
the lady with the old.fashioned Paisley
shawl, can SEES II pow--e white cen.
ter and the figure in quaint carllcues
and saffron-colored fringe. Find that
shawl, Wallace, and you find the pa.
pers.'
III they have not been destroyed
yes" nodded the brother, with a seri-
Gus sigh. 1--WE are an impetuous, poor
ly balanced family, Eustace. lost my
share of the fortune left to us by fa.
thar In speculation. You wasted yours
and you are now paying the penalty Of
your folly. fancy we have both
learned sense. We will have to begin
business life all over again. We can
do It with good, strong capital, II we
can find those lost papers"
II never knew their value" spoke
Eustace Briefly. when l took my
last thousand dollars from the safe,
the envelope they were in, ! discov-
cred later, held a couple Of preten-
tiously legal-looking documents. I sup.
posed they we're some old deeds OF no
value"
you are sure they were In the coat
you wore the day you exchanged that
garment for the overcoat you tell
about?" pressed Wallace anxiously.
Positively, and about all there was
in It at that time" declared Eustace.
II had long before spent all the money
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Best Substitute for Wisdom.

An acquaintance OF the late Josh BIZ
lings was one day talking with him
about the remarkable increase OF imi-
tations and substitutes for original
articles, as oleomargarine for butter.
celluloid for ivory and 50 forth, "and."
said he, many Of the substitutes go
ahead of the real thing. guess In
time there will be substitute for
everythins-though don't know about
wisdom"
mo" replied the humorist, up to
the present time, at least, there is no
really good substitute Tor wisdom. But
silence is the best that has besp dis.
covered"
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NOTICE

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Richmond Irrigation
Company will be held in the club
rooms on Monday February Z, at 2
p. m. for the purpose of hearing the
report for the year. 1915, the election
OF officers for the ensuing year, and
the transaction Of any business that
may property come before the meet
ing. s. w. HENDRICKS,
Secretary
Adv I'll
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And in accordance with law ar

And in accordance with law and
an order OF the Board of Directors
made On the 18th day Of December,
1915, So many shares OF each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at the office of the secre'
tary, Commercial Block, Logan, Utah,
on the 18th cay Of February, 1916,
at the hour of ~ m. to pay delinquent
assessments thereon, together with
the cost of advertising and expense
Of sale.
H. BULLEN, Secretary.
Commercial Block, Logan, Utah
Adv. |l2
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LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICE
Consult the County Clerk or the
Respective Signers for Further
Information
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Alfred Swinyard, deceas
ed. Creditors will present claims to
the undersigned with vouchers at.
tacbed, at his residence at Lewiston,
Cache County, Utah, or at the Office
Of Walters G. Harris, Attorneys, Lo.
gan, Utah, on or before the 18th day
Of May, 1916.
Date of first publication January
II. 1916.
MORRIS ]. SWINYARD,
Administrator
Adv. 2.12
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Adv
American Product Liked.

The first machines for rope making
in America were constructed in Mas
sachusetts in 1884. American ma
chimes are now extensively employed
in Europe. and American cordage Is
held in such high estimation that 1t
is exported to all parts of the world.
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Mexican Citrus
Fruit Company
Logan, Utah

NOTICE.-THERE ARE DELIN.
QUENT upon the following described
stock, On account of assessment levi
ed on the 18th day OF December, 1915,
the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders
as follows:
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Beet Seed To
Pass Blockade
Great Britain Promises Safe Transit
or Supply Coming From
Austria

Washington, Feb. 2.-Great Brit
ain has promised the U. s. to
permit the prompt transportation
from Rotterdam of a large quantity
Of sugar beet seed bought in Austria
for sugar beet farms in Utah which
are expected to make the United
States independent of the European
supply.
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T. r. Cutler, vice president and
general manager of the Utah Idaho
Sugar Company, says there must be
mistake in regard to the British
government guaranteeing safe pass
age Of beet seed from Austria to
Utah, as there is no seed coming
from Austria to this country, altho
the sugar companies have long term
contracts for seed in Russia, Austria
and Germany. The dispatch prob
ably refers to beet seed obtained In
Germany, for which safe transit was
guaranteed some time ago.