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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
3tpei ieparate 9lrmeen
Werben bur9 Wonteregro
mad Der Gbria mars
fbiren.

0enf a. J1nudr. Oie WtunWeHeI
Teueitsn Ha4riaien meISsn. odb 5tpsi
ieparais 5itsrreidiffe uub buIsariids
Qtrmeen sebilost tporbsn fsim, bersu
2lufsabe ss 1T, bur4 Wonienesro mad
bem Msere gu mari@irsn. Sas 3iel
Der nSrblihen 2lrmse III gettinie uno
Der 2obdembsrs unb basisniss Der
3ipsitm glrmee gnitpari unb Gan
9fopanni bi Wlstud.
Der YrottfSrie@euidn6s
nod Mot bedntwor.
tet
atben, 4. Saniiar. Der premier
StuIubis srtlGris tudbrenb bss 9agss.
baB Ct nod feline glntport ouf ieinen
qroteIi sssen bic U,rbaftung Der
apnTuln in Saloniti bon ben Gntente-
md9tsn srbali.n babe. 0as srieaH6e
Bolt III Sur9 bic Werbaftungsn in
bie grobte sli,freslna eerutben. Die
@ebauptung Der Gntentemddts, bdb
bic aorfuln ii6 Der Gpionaseif@ul-
big ssma&t bditsu. ersIirt Der Minis
fer fir Id4erIi9. CT iasts, bab bic
aonfuln pom Der @eheimpoIi5ei Der
gtaiirisn 10 iorsfdltis iibsripa&t nor.
ben fsitn, baB bas Spioniren sinfd&
cine llnmSslidieii setpeisn iei.
9as gorbringeH Der 4nI.
garen In aIbanien
garis, a. Gan. Cine Tepeide
ans glthen iagt. onb 10000 WnIsa.
rem in Sumn, 12 wleilen BON Girn.
no in gllbarien, drpefonrnlen ieieil,
nadocm iie porber @Ibaiim beiett,
bon ipo bie Gerben ii1 borber si-
ridgesogcL aIe @egeritdnbe bon
militariihenr @crtb Siiriifnebuicrtc.
Gie Dcpeid,e iiigt bin5ll Dab
ON Gainitog 5ipiidrn ben dii.
beriteu Dorpoiten Der itaIieniiden
@nrniion in Gairn5So, ON aoriatb
idlen Meer, unb alboniihen Srregi,.
Iarul bic iuifer ocm WeiebI BON bnl.
eorijd3cn rntcrcffi5iereIt itanbeL
&biiihsGsps66 6sIk ssoxbsR isisDh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
9is Gage in yalcmift.
Rebr als iauisnb Dsutid. unb
Osiierrei4er bort psrbaft.t.

aSnig pster min BON Salonifi aui
bic isrbiide 2lrmse reorsaniiirsn.
pdris. 4. Sanuar. Die Der 5as
bag aseniur aus Saipniti islssrapbiri
ipirb, piro Der SSnis p.tsr BON Ser,
bisn. Der ii4 iesi i'm ierbiiden aOn.
fulat 5u Saloniti befirpet. bic Rsor.
saniIation Der itrbiiden armse ptrs
fonli6 in 2lnsriff nebmtn.
Die armss Dirb aIImGbIi9 in ga.
IoHisi periamHsli, bsibi Is in Der Se.
peias no bon 3,it 5u 3eit @ruppsn
bon 200 Bis 400 Wlann an.ommen.
Sb Der a0nis 2ltben bsiudsn ipirb.
bdnsi Don Der entpidsIuns Der poIiti.
ideu unb militdriT6sn ersisniffe a6.
es ipirb unsepsuiet. bab aud Der
G0nis gailolaus Don Monttn.srp mad
Suloniti iommtn ipsrbe.
Die Wlilitdrbeb0rben Der QIiirten
psrbafttH al. psrfonsH. bic fs i'm
Derba9t Der SpiOnass babsn. uno
biss iinb bic fdmmtli9en alns.b5risen
BON RdtiOnsn, NIT bsnsn bic aaiirtsn
Erits fiibrsn.
JnnsrbuIb Der 8sfsItisunasn BON
GdIonitf IN NIT Der aonfrutiion
iiraiesifasr eiisnbabnsn bon 100 Ri
Icmetsr Gang. bssonnsn ipOrbsn.
9trlin, 4. Sanuar. gluf brabtlo.
fem Msgs na4 Gappias. Die llebtr.
ice : Ru@ri&ten astntur iagt: Der
.Gorriers Della Gsra1 in wlaiIanb Be.
ri8iet. bab Der omsritanifds RonIul
IN eoI0niti, SObn 9. stsbl. Der bic
Jniersj5fR DeutictIunbs. Csitsrrei6s
linsdrns, 9ulsdrisnS unb bsr 5iirtsi
pahruimmt. bic frans5fil& ierbiiden
MiIitdrbsb5rbsn triu&t babt, ibm bic
GDtasas sH sssnIHtsL ~ asz5ajlss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
3as tit es tuesbalb 9ng'
laHb Srieg fiibrt.
Saus 10 faIimm IN es
aber bod ni1t.


2onbon, 4. Sanuar. - Seutfds
lambs GrportbanbeI lit 10 gut tpie
5erft6rt Tagt Elm WeiBtud bes auss
1pdrtigeu glmts, oas am 9ienItag benz
9arlament porgelest purbe, uHb bic
8lodabespplitit geeen Ssuti6Ianb
iti5sirt. IS beibt barin:
.Seutihe SmpOrte limb gIet6faus
iebr Suriidsegangeu, inoem IoI9 pi4s
tise Stapelartitel, ME 9dumpoue.
BpGe unO @ummi gang uusseialofen
tpuroeH unb anbere pie Sette, Dele
uub Moltereiprobutte IN Deutidldno
nur geeen Surgerpreiis cr9dltli6 ftnb,
ipGbrenO geridte, tpelde Der Regte,
rung Sugeben, unter Der BeO6lteruug
grOBe llnSufrieoenbeit NIT glabrungss
mittels&runalIen in einisen srOberen
StdDteu tprfiutiren."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
vass5 furdtbare Werlufte
Erleiben bic gfuiien bti ibreu Dtrs
fuden,
Die Giiiien Der Oeiterrei9tr IN Cali.
5i.n 5ii bur6breden.
Sm Siiber baben bic Ssftsrxider Ser
StaIkuern eiHen graben abss-
L nomrnen.

Berlin, a. Sdnuar. 4uf bra9tlos
lem Wese nab GapDilIs, 81. q. Qlus
BEN am Dienitag BON Siterreidiid,
ungdrif8en ariegsminiIierium psrSfs
fentli9ten offi3ieIlen 9eri9t iiber bic
Ieneften Greisnifie aitf benz arieass
iduupIab sebt berpOr, buB be RuFtn
nit ibren beipsraien @sriuhen, bic
0Iterreifii&sn 2inien IN Gali3ien su
bur9breden. fortfubreu, fe aber nirs
gsnbs erfclsrei9 tparen unb iiberall
init ieAr fdaperen @erIiiiisu anriidse.
f4Iagen fporbsn iinb. gs tpurbe aud
angetiinbist, bdB bic Sefterreider
nSrbIi4 DON Dole I'M solmino Qlbs
fanitt on Der SfOnsO Gront ben Sta'
litnern sinen grdben absenommsn
babtn. Der geridt lautst pie folst:
Die iHgalisien sntbnannteSala4
III nod I'M Ganes. Die RuFen feben
ibre erfoislOieu @eriu4e, aniere 2is
MEN In Der Rdbe Don 5oporlib gu
bur&bre&en, fort. SIN ben ssrit0risR
Graben Bel 5ssebaus, DitIi9 Don Ras
rinesIe. faHben febr beftise 5anbse'
menge itaii, IN benen iia bas 13. sp
fdnterie Resiment aufs 9eue aus'
5sidneie.
~auh ansriffs Der Ruiisn norbOFs
Iih Don Dina iiub ouf ben griidens
iopf Don llsc5ibto, unb norb0fIi4
DON guesacs. ihlugen febl.
.9is 0.rluite Der Ruiien fparen
gang furdibars. 2ln ein,r Jront DOH
5sbn ailometsrn (6.2 Wleilsu) Durben
alIsin 29OO Sobie gssdbh. R5rbIi@
Don 8usoea purben 300 ManH ses
fungeH senoWmen.
Pm obsreu Stuu fyIuB idoiien bi.
1ruppsn hes Generals g0bm s'Grs
mOIli ,inen ruifiiden aerOpIan bsrs
ab unb -madien bi. Snia7sn, 5p.i
Sffisiere. gu geiausenen.
.afn Der itaIisniiten Jront bonn.
barbirteu 5iterrei4ii@e gIuss.use bic
Nilitdrfauppsn in 2na.
.gine Oiierrtidii4 unsarif4e
9ruppsnabtheiluns nahm nOrbIi1 bon
Dole einsn grabeH Der Staliener.
Drsi Gessnansriffs Der StaIieusr
,purbsn absei4Iasen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
@erb en- n adj SO arfaiI Ie u n b
BON bort aus mad Der
Gren5e Der Gdmeio


bon bort aus mad Der
q Gren5e Der Gdmeio
gebra6tDer b en-.
Raris, 4. San. DaS w&niIte.
rilnn beS Srneru bot au OierItng
angefiinbigt, baB bic m GaIonifi
Derbafteten aOniidn Der @erbirloeten
ua6 Ilarfaiue unb BON bort mts nod
Der Grense Der SftDei5 gebratt
iperoen ipiiroen.
Gas w2inifterilint firtoigt ferner
an. baB ala @ioerDergeItmg fin oie
8erbaftilng bes frarsoif6en 0ioe-
foniuIs mlo @eiddftstragers IN 60.
iia, gnIgarem, uno Der @eihlagnab.
me Der ardlpe Der bortigen GeimlSt.
id,aft bic frars0fTfde giesieums bic
yerbait,mg bes buLguriifai gemn.
ten perauIaBt bate, Der sur 8aua.
dung Der slrdipe Ser bidguriffal
@eianotitaft suriidseIaiien pcroerI
ipar. Ia oieier geaIirte aber frGnt
lit, bari er in feinem 8innter bIei'
ben, po er iebo9 Dom elmer GGilb.
uaGc besucft .utrb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
alls Gsar npn WsaseSoniea
9ilI lid angebIi9 aonis
Serbinaub BON 9uIsa.
rien froren Iaiien.

Bien 8. San, Sn politii6en
areiien IN Softd ipiro periihert, oaB
Der s0nig Gerbirauo bon 8uIgorien
oie abiitt babe, iib ua9 Ben Ortbo-
ooren 5eiertagen gum G5ar bon Wta.
3eoonien ou proflamirer urto iicb in
ser alien mo5eSonii9eu a0nigitobt
0trioa fr6ncn Sii Iaiien.
Gbtnas 8oIIeinnabmer.
9efinG 4 San. Gbina's ma
ritime 9oaeiunab1nen fir oos Sdbr
1915 betruecn 4,764,97s gftrno
sterIins ooer 545.2o6 SefuttO Ster.
ling penieer aIs i'm goriobre.
stQe austp1rtisen 9erpfIiftlngen,
welde bur4 Sie 3OIe geiidert lpa.
rert iiitS ab6eaabIt iporSeu.
.0sutfatanbs GrpOrt na d
BEN Der. Stuateu.
9srlin, pin 2onSOn. 4. Suruar
Der Wtrtb Der grporte aus benz
acuIuldrbiItritt 9erlins nah ben
Ser. Staten belGuIt ii6 fir pos 4.
Quartal BON 1915 auf $62s,0S ges
oeniiber Sc, 500, ,235 i'm guriabre. Die
grpprte nab ben qbiIippinen betpers
ibeten ii1 auf $443 seeeuiiber $19.s
s82. Die @efammtsglusfubr na6 ben
Der. Siadt.n betrus fir 1915 $4,s
377, s4s ssgsu. SAC, ,25o, ,29l TN SaR.
"a MAss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05

S9luB, baB Ho1 4bsug al Der I'm
taugli6eH lIno Der Mdnnsr, bic fir Die
SeritsQiing BON WunitiOn rInb arbsren
notbtpenbigsn Dienft benDtbist lpsrben,
nur nod 200, 900 Wsann fir bic Der
fdrtuug Der Qrmte !ibris bIstbeH
ipiirben.
Oie parldmentsiiknHg pom Wsitts
mod ipirb ppn gr6btenf s5nbaeiIe iein.
abseTebeu bon ben GrtlGrungen bes
preuliers Isquitb iiber bie Retrutis
ruugsporlage ipirb Cir ssobn Gimpn
cine tur5e Rebt baltsu. IN Der er ieiHer
Stanbpuntt pertbeiOtgen ipirb. uH6
man eripartet aud, bag poH peri4iepes
nM Geiten Reber gegeu bic Ginfii6.
rung bes MiIitGr5panss gehalten psr'
ben.
Cine 90 q drift aus meni
sIaubnii Il T oiger GIeIIe.
garis, A. San. Cine 0epeidC
m,s gtben bebaiiptct, BOB, einr WeI'
Sing aus 1ptiIere sitfoIse, EN- gro
Bes Seinites lluteriee6oot IN Sbeiler
iiber Die GnIrrna giieribabu mad
Der guSrm goi, I'M iiiblifen aIein'
aiiet am Golf Don aos, gebra6t
porben lei, iuS oaB sruuu3is oeutife
nrb oiterreidJiife 9Iaiiadeu, unter
Sem gefebf eines 2e,ttitarts, Dos
Salrtiboot aufan1nRnieterr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
Megen 9anbeenerratbs
0srben bic Subrr Der
Sungc3e1en proseTitrt.

W 7 pen pie y u y rer Der
Sungc3eaen pro3eTitrt.
Berlin, 3. Sanuar, pta 9onbon,
4. Sauuar. 6ier 1T bic priputna6riat
aus Wien etrgetruffen, bab Or. Surl
&rumurS, Der 6iibrer Der Sungc5e4en
i'm Reibsrutb unb Elm siftiser 0euts
i9enbaHer, fpegen So9perrotbs pro-
5eTirt piro. Or. aoerner. Der Setres
tdr Der SunecSeden, unb drbee bob
mii9e pOlititer lperoen unter dbnlb
9sn 4ntlasen prr3eiiirt.
Sc piro beri6tet, odb 0r. &rds
mara feline eigene @ertbetbtsuug fiibrt.
9lls Giibrer Der Sungt5eben befebOet
.r ni6t nur aleS Oeutide, ionbern er
bate aud eine erbriiberuns NIT ben
rufiI6en epuuIlapiiteu ungebdnoeIt.
Or. SranarS mar 3u bteiem 8sbufe
tpieoerbplt IN Ct. Petersburg.
Der prpSeb III Elm OffertIi9er, ben
3ettungeu ipirb tnbeHen niHt seitat'
tet, iiber bic 0erbanoluneeu gu bes
ri9ten, Biz bas @eroiit abgegeben fetu
ntrb.
9erguiisuugsfeuer.
8erlin, pia 2OrbDn. 4. Samiar.
0ie 9e16rben Reutolln's, elmer Der
er6bten 9orItdbte gerlin's, bdben be-
I6lofen, cine 8ereniigungsiieuer gu
perbdngen. Sebn proSent Der Ginnrbs
men aller Tbedtsr unb 6hnIi6er pIdse
nHhsH lulk.stzt spafpsR.a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
Dir Eanpfr 1T Of @nlieiem ttfbmft'
at Dffti9kfit 1T.
Die 2suGen MAIDEN per3weifelfe Anfrengunsen
nm sic 1Sinien ser @eferrei6er 5u onr66re6eu.

iporben finb. gu iiberlaiIen. baB ietn
@erlansen absr abf4ldsis bei4isSsn
iporbsn i.i.
es Diro aud beri4tet. bab fotueit
auBer ben aonfuIu unsefdhr eiHtau'
fenb Seutidbe urb Sefterrei&er psrs
bdftst iporosn ieien. barunter Der
priusipal elmer beutf4sn S4uls, unb
mehrere Grauen.
Die In GalDnifi bcrbafte'
TEN 8onfuln
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
Dem bDndnoiibeis 8riegs'
minifter tpiro Jorge
fpprfen
Sab er bic qrmee sum
Dertseus elmer Deuti d.
lamb freuubIt4en4 4lis
one den upfIe.
cue IT q DEN 10 o II c

2onDon. 4. San. - Der bols
ldnbiide 2riessminiiter. gensraIma'
ior RidoIas gOsboom, bat feline Re
iisnation einsereiht. fie lit abr ui9i
ungenommen tporbsn, ipte Der .0dilp
TsaiI4 aus ROTTERDAM senelbet ipirO.
@eneraI 9osboom III tpisbrbplt i'm
Parliament tritiiirt pruoen, iast Der
8orreipoHbeni. neil man i'm I'm Der.
bd4t bate. baB er ournod itrebe, bic
boadnbifde Qlrmee gum Wert,nlg ei'
ner tIeiuen aIique BON glrfftotraten su
MAIDEN, bic nit Ssuti6Ianb fpmpatbis
iiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
Sebbafte slrtilleriefampfe
) in ben an Oergan3en 0ar'
Sansllen 6ront itatt.

oanellen 5ront i att.
&ouitantinOpel, 4. San. -
llsber 2onbOn.- -Sas tiirtif9e &riegs>
amt Osr0ffentIi4t fOlseuOe gtngabeu:
rQn Der Oarbaneaen JrOnt fanben
b.ftige &dmpfe nit gOmbsrluerferH an
beibtn 5IiigeIn unb 2lrtilsriefeuer
lungs Der gauSsu 2iuie itatt. Sin
feinbIi6er &rsussr unb EN- MouitOr
aOsen iid ua6 einem iurssn 8OHr6ors
bemsnt uuiersr StsIflingsn suriid.
llHisrs 6lisger unterudbmen eiren ers
fOIsrsi6su GrtrlnbigungsfIug iibsr bic
Stsaungeu Der 6sinbe. Su Der Rdbe
DON 2lri 9urnu ipurben 400 aiiieit
TtuHitiOn. bic Der 5einb bort Dsrftedt
hattie, dIfaefunbeu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
Grleioen aber Sabei 9an5 f,tr0tbare
Ntrluite, obne et,uas 5,t erret0en.
an Oct ita(ienJ6en front inO jebt an(6einen0 ole
Oeaerrei6er Ole angreifer.

Die in SalOnt pbaftn Dniuln pn yareae gsbra
bort nad Der 0renae Der Spe3 sefit Die er6i4e Re-
geruns bat te anpo au pn prots gssen piatire
Iite sbabre @Grten in SaOni erbaltsl- ue
9mtibe Oeerrfer 8ugarsn uHb sGrteH fnb oDt in San
usrbaet pOrbe 3pei arate bulgariId oerreite armee
organt Dorb una6bdnss chamber ssgn aoria,
tde Wer DOrsurd gusarsn Sriussn audi in abausn gegsn
9urua;o por.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
Yliinbernns iui eisenen
Sanbe

Wirb BON eiHem rufIti9 en-
Sberit 3useit anben.
Berlin, A. San - Iuf prabti
loiem Weee naG SappilIe, q. q. -
Gin 9rief, Der Don Sberit SaiauOlp
untsr5siduet III, tpurbe einem SffiStsr
bss 8. ruiiii6en lsidtsu Sufantsries
Rsgimsuts abseupmmen. Sn bisisul
Brief. pirb ssiust, bag ruiiiide Sol.
bdten in ibrem eigenen 2anbe ebenio
tpubl pliinbsrn, als i'm feirbliaen. Der
griefI5rstber eriudt um bic gilbung
siner SpeoiatpOIissi aur 9erbaftuHs
Der Qliinoerer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05

benz 9dmpfsr y8onOiIitoH' unterge.
gangsn iei. Gs lpurbe aud angetiins
oigt, oab RiemaHb babel srtrunten
fe;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
10000 Granes 9eIobnung
fiiraustunft iiber beuts
= fd,e unteriee6oote i'm
NtaGtf 6en Mser.

aesGtf9en Reer.
paris, 4. Sanuar. Cine Tepeide
Der 9apas 4aentnr aus SaIoniii idgt,
bah bic britifHen gsb0roen cine Be
Iobnuns bon $4,000 Srdncs fir Sn-
formation ilber bic 4nipefsnbeit beits
ider llnterieeboote i'm glegdiIdsn
Mser ausssiebt bdtten.
Der Ddmpfer .geelons'
untergesdngen.
Qonbon, A. Saniinr. Qlm Dienss
tag ipurSe ongetiinpist. bab Der Dams
pier .geelpng" BON Der peninIular
dnb Oriental 9. g. Gompnnp, beFen
1intsrgung IN bsr Hontu9 Ra&t ge.
mabel mita na6l sints aQgl gl{rn NIL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-05
QSetterberidt.

Sir O6to: Stri6regm AM
VtlttDo6. am 9onnerftag bebeuteno
talteres Wetter. Ddbrf4einIi4 nit
S3neefal.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21
Part Of Surroundings to Be Used BY National
Guard For Parade Purposes.
of Funds Limits Work.
by Attorney General A. r. Barnes and published the Salt Lake
kilograms Annual Review.

the problems which confronted the capitol
after the selection of its architect the capitol
selection of the site for the building The grounds which had been
decided TO the state of Utah by Salt Lake City that purpose
irregular shape which perhaps might be described
iron shape that is the grounds they abued North
street had frontage of only eight rods the west boundary the
grounds being West Capitol and the boundary being
East Capitol the grounds extending north and south
Second North and Fourth North streets Cap
o extends from Second North norhwesery drec-
and East Capitol a
had frontage Fourth North of
grounds east of East Capitol extending
of City Creek Canyon between Second and Fourth North
had elevation averaging fifty feet above that portion of the
capitol grounds that selected building
that these leyeed
of the capitol site the capitol would have appeared
located depression and the of the
and southeast portions Of the valley would obstructed For
that the commission options Che included
the two blocks lying between East Capitol Creek
Canyon and between Second streets The
chase these o which afterwards acquired
the state OF hundred and twenyseven thousand dollars
After the purchase of these blocks the city
was peoned by the capitol commission be vacated
that portion of East Capitol extending
North Fourth streets together with that portion of Apricot
extending east from East Capitol TO the west side of City
Greek canyon This has been done and the lands included the
streets vacated part the capitol grounds The city
also has conveyed the the lands extending
and Fourth North streets between the boundary the
blocks of land acquired by
OF land hundred feet wide extending the edge City
Canyon retained for street purposes which street will be known
West Canyon and viii part the
ward system of the city
After these had acquired as part of the capto
grounds il became to level them TO grade
y to the site of the building The this work wa
This work has been carried spring 1911
a Is at this writing, largely completed This
wolves the removal OF approximately hundred
yards OF earth at the approximate cost Of eghyve
dollars.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21

in these rooms respectively follow the marble used and TN
room complete the exception Of the rug which is
ing made in Scotland This will be onepece rug hand uf
Administer and worked with the design OF the beehive
At either end of the main corridor there has been left un
shed except in plain plaster space within the arch thrye
is the expectation and desire of the commission TO have
painting covering this at each end OF the corridor
subject matter for the proposed paintings for these spaces WINK
have submitted TO the commission the Agriculture
mining other industrial activities of the state One OF the
which particularly pleasing TO the commission is purely hs
cal 1t is representation of the life of the cliff jewellers
given the artist an opportunity to bring out eoors Of SKY
Cumer desert paintings and 1t to be regretted that that
artist could not have lived to have filled these two with
work These muals will greatly add to the vista looking
the corridor from either direction.
In the dome four spaces called spandres each iorysN
wide at the sixteen feet wide at the bottom and twenty
high have been left with hard plaster finish the commission
Legislature Above these there is twelve feet
extending around the dome This has been left in hard %
finish with the expectation that II will be furnished VITA ire
Fairbanks Bros sculpors, of Salt Lake City have been ene
aged TO proceed with design for this work They have now
peted model which illustrates the history of the state ncud
the Indian life the coming of the pioneer and the priest the
yeopment along the lines of agriculture mining and manu
ing, and the development in art and education.
There have been furnished for the building four mura
of these in the chamber Of the house of representatives
cry of Great Salt Lake the other by Vincent Adeente of
York City, and represents the dream of Brigham Young
which are eight by eleven feet There number of OF
panels of the size in the chamber of the house that
chamber of the senate extending the entire length of the no.
wall This painted by Lee Greene Richards and Alma Wn
of Salt Lake City and landscape of Utah Lake Another nv
has been placed in the ceiling of the state reception
painted by Louis Schaettle of New York City and is p
of the cherubs Space has been left in the supreme court
ten by sixteen feet Immediately back of the bench where
pected mural will at some future date be placed.
Space has been furnished the third floor an art ga
which consists of main and two wings The main room
eighteen by hundred and four feet and wings eight
eleven feet each is expected that the walls of this gall
will eventually be covered with paintings furnished in the way
donations number of beautiful pictures have already been
sented TO the commission for the state Three of these
presented by Col Edwin f. Holmes These all large paint
by Gunner One hanging in the corridor of the comme
club is picture of the Augusta bridge One is picture Of
Carolina bridge and the other picture of Little Zion Na
Col ID c. Jackng has also presented the with
5 paintings Of the Utah copper mine, both by Gunner
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-01-21

The commission at first had in contemplation the building of
terrace of the material the exterior of the building Cot
onwood granite around the building and the design Of the arch
ect comprehended such terrace afterwards decided how
by the commission to dispense with the terrace not only
because of the cost but also because of the appearance and the
present plans comprehend lawn terrace providing for mme
date approach driveway around the building of about forty
feet The present plans also provide for an approach from the
intersection of State and Second North streets TO the main
trance of the building including two more suberraces This is
the purpose of breaking the grade from said intersection To the
races the walk will have but little grade.
The front Of the grounds that IS that portion lying between the
south front of the building and Second North street will be i'm
proved in the of lawns and low shrubbey with circular
driveway extending from the intersection Of Second North and
extend from the south main entrance of the building to the
erseon of Second North and State streets with lawns and
portion of the grounds for the erection of monuments and sta
he furnish representing Chief Washable Horse this
be placed between the two walks above mentioned The
mission hopeful that this be provided for by popular sub
scripon.
The grade Of the grounds north the building win be on
level with the lawn the point
about xtyve feet north of the building From that point
grounds north and of the building will be graded slope
grounds viii be- when completed in terraces and walks and will
will be practically level with slight slope to the west and it is
expected that these grounds will be used parade grounds
building will a considerable slope to West Capto
avenue and eventually flight of granite steps will be provided
to the west entrance Of the building
1t the expectation the commission that the grounds will
be fully improved and the approaches completed during
1916 The commission had in contemplation the furnishing
the contract for this the west and north peens wouc
be let this but the commission has found unable
proceed with this work account of the limited funds provided
Interior of the Building Is Practically Completed.
While the interior of the building may be said be- in gen
era way completed yet there ample opportunity for further
establishment by mural decorations and by stauary mali
corridor of the first floor finished in oote Sanpete white
stone The main corridor of the executive floor and main stat
cases leading from that floor to the floor above finished
Georgia marble which gives most pleasing appearance Tn
south or main yesbule finished in Utah traverne perhaps
the most beautiful specimen of that be found aywhe
in the world The senate chamber also finished Utah
tine The chamber of the house of representatives the
court room and the state reception finished Uta
bdseye marble which unique and beautiful The decoration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-02
SOLDIER killed
BY MOTOR BIKE
Sergt. Pearl, Goth Infantry,
Thrown From Machine
When it Hits Auto.

Thrown from his motorcycle when 1t
collided with a Ford touring car at
Boulevard and Campbell street We'd
nesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock sergt-
Joseph i. Pearl. company c. goth in
fantry sustained fatal injuries, dying
two hours later In the military hos
pital. where he had been rushed, tqr
treatment T. B. Hagler driver Of the
Ford machine. was severely shaken up,
but escaped with slight injuries. Pearl
sustained a fracture at the base OF
Aruises about the body.
Thorvvn In Air.
According to witnesses, the touring
car was going south on Campbell
street, when Pearls motorcycle came
down Boulevard His motorcycle
struck the rear end Of the car win
such force that he was thrown over
the handle bars, while the Ford car
which was unOccupied with the eN-
ception Of the driver, was turned com
pIeteIv over. The two injured men
were picked up and rushed to the
emergency hospital, but were removed