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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-06
Senior British Officer Tells
Story Of the Skagerak Battle

We had accomplished this when the
mist began settling. finally giving
tho Germans chance 20 escape.
sour fire was 30 heavy they were
more than anxious 10 quit.
"Oniy two OF their battle cruisers
were atm firing when the mist set
tied. All that was left for us wns
90 chase them thru the night When
daylight broke they had diaap-
peared.
our men entered tho battle fear
lensly and fought with wonderful
GOODNESS turnout.
"Ons shell after another struck
our vessels, but failed 90 break the
rnirit OF tho men.
"a bursting shell hit q funnel OF
ono OF our first line vessels. Men
rushed tn remove tho debris and
found ntili another shell as yet un.
exploded. They dumped II into
tho sea
Tho big supefdrcadnaught War
spite, which tho Germans claim
they sank. rushed into tho engage.
ment disabled with a broken pro
pelirr. She circled around help
icsaly under a horrible fire.
"Tho other British ships came "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-06
so ARE KILLED
BY TORNADO

MEMPHIS, Tenn. June g.
Eighty persons were killed In
tornado that swept thru Arkan-
sas and Mississippi last night,
according 10 dispatches TO-DAY.
Property damage TO the cs-
tent OF $500. 900 was done and
hurdreds Of persons Injuries.
Rescue parties sent TO Inter
Tor parts have been unable 70
report, owing TO wires down.
Twenty-Five persons are cead
AZ Judsonis, White county. Ark;
six In BEDFORD. Ark; thrce
In Not Springs; eight near
hatcher. Miss. and two near
jackson, Miss.
A crew OF five drowned when
q boat sank In White river.
near Augusta. ARK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-06
M Hal O'FLAHCRTY

OV nal " v GeF'Gh
Quilted Press start Correspondent
LONDON, June o.-~"only .
phenomenal piece OF luck saved
the German high soau fleet
from utter destruction In the
North Sea fight" a senior Of
floer commanding one OF tho
Britain cruisers that played an
Important role In tho engage
mont told tho United Press
today.
"The Germans had all tho ad
vantages they could have wanted
said the British commander. III
was blowing hard IN their direction
Tho sun was at our back. siihouet
Ing all our ships and making splen
did targets for tho German gunners
The firing began ut 10000 yards
We engaged five German battle
cruisers whose names We could not
make out.
ut was hot fighting from the
start. with tho water full OF burn,
ing shells could sec our shelf
hitting the Germans and plainll
doing great damage.
"Our strategic plan was 20 Gu
ths Germans off from their base
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-06
'CARRANzISTAS
GETTING NASTY

COLUMBUS. N M. June a.
Active obstruction tactics have
been taken by detachments OF the
20 900 CArranEa troops. recently
moved south Of tho American expo
dictionary forces.
Hlsh military authorities state
that all search for bandits south OF
tho present American linea. had
been abandoned because OF the Car
ranxlstas' actions.
A close watch IL being kept on
tho movements OF the defacto gov
eminent troops.
They have made no effort 60 co.
operate or aid tho American forces.
when the attention of the Car
ranEistas was called TO bandits near
them the defacto troops took no
action.
Gen. Pershing expressed the bciief
that the motor truck roads viii be
able 10 stand the heavy traffic dus
ing the coming rainy season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-06
GLORIA FONDA mere

Miss Gloria Fonda. after n year
In the movies at Los Angeles. has
returned TO Seattle and II visiting
her mother. Mrs. W. A. Fonda. bis
18th ave. She win leave for New
York IN a week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-06
RUSSIA BEGINS
ON GREAT DRIVE


LONDON. Juno s.--The great
drive OF the czar against the Aus
trlan lines along tho 2o0.mils front
from rruth to Kolki - believed un-
dor way.
Tho cars plan II designed. Il n
believed. TO hit the Austrian forces
with equal vigor all along tho line.
The attack has been In prelimi'
nary preparation all thru the win.
ter months. In tho gathering oil
great quantities OF munitions and In
preparation, in tho last several
days. by general artillery often
Hiver.
Those were announced by the
Russians and admitted by tho Aus
TRANS.
In tho several heavy infantry
PUSHES already made IN the Tarno
pol region. the Russians have taken
many prisoners and some supplies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-06
If Too Fat Get
More Fresh Air
- Moderate Ia Neur Diet rsd tie
auee Ncer W~isht fske
ptt 90 koreis.

Lack 81 fresh air. II Is said. weak
ems the exygen-carryinx power OF
/ the blood, the liver becomes slug
g<xh. fat accumulates ana the action
~ many Of tho vital organs Is htn-
/ aered thereby. The heart action be-
! comes weak. work Is an effort and
4, ehs beauty Of the figure IL de-
otrcyet.
Fat put on by indoor Nfe IL un.
hsaithv and n nature Is not assisted
n throwing IL off, a serious case OF
ohesitv may result
when you feel that you are get
ting too stout take the matter In
hand a. once Dent wait until your
figure has become Joke and your
health ruined through carrying
around . burden " unsightiy and
unhealthy fat.
SPEND as much time as ycu pos
ofbfy can IN the cpen afr breathe
deeply and get from Rartei nrus
CO. or any druggist a box OF oil 81
kcrrin capsules. take one after each
meal and one before retiring at
night
weigh yourself every few day,
and keer up the treatment until YOU
ere down 90 normal on OF korein Il
~ <ciutely harmless. l. pleasant q
take. helps the digestion, and even
3 few days treatment has been re-
sorted 20 show a noticeable reduc.
Hon In weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-06

Modern rooms, BEST service. Spo-
ciai rates. Hotel Virginus. s0s vir.
glnia. near westlako Ave.--Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-06

her aid and engaged the Germans
Smelling her She finally escaped
under their protective fire.
"lier loss IN men was small and
her damage easily reparhble."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-06-06

star Want Ads cover the enure
Uorthwest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-14

Sm engIiiden Sberbuus
| 1T SalDaNe, Der ebsmolige 2orbs&dn6.
lsr unb &isssminiiter lpessn isine,
beuti tidfreunoIiden qnIi9ten, Die Ell
ncr oem ariege gum ausDrud braG)te
oura bic Se6et sesogen iporben. 9aI
oane bat fih ni6t gut pertbeioigi
neil sr in Dieiem Sale bic b09ite unt
rpirtI Iamite Sraft zines Gebners, ben
Uautb Der usber5eusung psrmiiien Iisb,
SGtte er bteIen beieHen, 10 ipiirbe er
offen einseitanoen boben, Dap baS,
mas er 1912 iasts, nod beute fpabr If,
namlid, bab 8eutidlano teinen aries
poIlte. gr bGtte nod mebr idgen fin
men, bub bas englii6e golt iel6it 1915
ben arieg ni4t pollte, Ionbern bag Der
Srieg pon LANCER 9anb bon Der eng.
Iiiden 5inan5= IriitOtratie, in oeren
Sinns bic Regieruns ipirtte, porbsreis
tet purbs. Die enelif6en Sabritlnr
ten firdteten. BON Der oeuti6en aOns
turrens srDr1tt gu peroeu, bic englis
lden Reeoer ppn Der beutI6en Sbiff;
fabrt perorGnst gu perben. bic engli-
i9eH gaHten Don Der beutiden JiS
nanstraft BET Seits gefbobsn gu rers
ben. 9lnitatt ben aonturrsn5,ar,pi
nit seiitigen @dffen gu fiihreu, iNbent
man bic Snbuitris uno ibre 9lrbciter
leiftungsfd1iser madte, 6efdlob man,
OeutfdlaHb nit brutaler SsipaIt gu
eri6lagen. SIN uebrisen iparen bis
gefiir6tuneen, bic man tpeeen
Seuti i6lanbs kste, gar ni6t begriinl
bet. Wenn ss au6 ri9tie lit, blb
Deutfdlonbs Snbuitris einen tountsrs
rollen gufidipung nabm, 70 in es
5batiaGe, oab bic enslif6e Subuiiris
nidt 3uriitging, ionbsrn ebenfalIs
Sorti6ritte ma6te. Gin nift esrtnJsr
5bsil ibrsr iHbuftrieGsn grseuanlHe
tpurN mad Oeutfdlano psrtauFt. glber
nit brutalsr national =DtpnomiT9er
llnniiisHbeit slaubte man, bab cine
9tation untergeben miiife, bdmit eine
dnbere auftommer lam, tpGbrene ss
5batfahe 1T. bob bic Drosperitdt eiIsr
Ration Don Der prosperitGt anbeter
Rationen abbGngt unb bab man meAr
on eine reids Rdtion, als an cine 1rme
5.rtuufen tann. ;Siir bisie grutaliIdt
Der enqliiber 5inanas s@riitotrdtis rpirb
RAG 9olt Idper gu biiben babsn.
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9as grbeiter= =RrOblcm.

gBir bGben suIih einen Irtitel aus
Elmer Rep gortsr 3eituug gebra4t, in
peI6em &lase iiber bic boben 2obn.
umpru6e Der 9lrbeiter gefiibrt pirb.
Die biz CUR uueri iapinsIi6tsit gu iteIs
gen broben. DAB pieie Gri9einung sur
isslgeR 3eit Defenders tart berbortrilt.
1T nit Der Generalization 5u ertld.
rem, ipelhe bic &rieass sSnDuitris ler.
Dorserufen bat. Die s5rofite 'inb 10
qrob unD Die 9lr6eit 10 bringIid, pdb
bic 9riegss Snbuitrienen jepsn ao1n
sablen, I'm eineH Streit gu psrbiiten.
Dis boben 20bue in bieIer Snouitrp
peroen baHn auh in anberen Sntus
itriesneigen seforoert, obHe RGtIidt
oarauf. 0b is 6etpiligt perben t5naen
ooer ni4t. Sier3u geieQt Ii6 nod sille
preis Steiseruug Der Daoren, in
Jolgs Der bobsu preife Der Robitcife,
Delde Die gngldHber aus bem Qanbe
berausbulten, mas elmer sSorberuna
Don boberen Go6nen eine gere6ti1ung
sspd6rt. Die Ser. Staaten perpsn
nod iebr lange ben groben Shoben
OeripareH, ben iie ii6 our6 bic arieqs-
SJnouitrie 5ugefiigt ba6sn unb beftige
Gobntdmpfe iteben in &usii6t, nenn
Die auf uunatiirli6er @runblaae bsru>
benbe &rissszS zSnbuitrie sufammens
ori6t unb oauit aud Die 26bne bera6t
qeben miifen. 9as pirb bic fdipare
uHo gere6te Strofe fir unIere 9elbs
gier unb @efpiiienloiieteit ietn.
Die @erbdltniHe, bic na6 bem
arisqe iid einftellsn iperben, biIben isst
BEN @egeuftarb alleemeiner gr0rte,
rung. Ginsn 8elss bierfiir finben toir
in Der DON Der 0ational Gitb Bart
pon 0sp gort berausgegsbenen 23os
Henfdrift. in bisIem artitel lpiro
aefasi, oab &msrita feline inbuftrislsn
probIeme nur burd ssiftige gsrtis'
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Der prafibent bsbaalp


tst abermaIs, bab anlsritdnifhe Bit
aer ansIGnbiI6sr 4ttunfi, gsrina all
.3abl, perlufen, bic SntereTen ibres
aIten Watsrlanoss gum Shaben unb
sur @efabr Der Der. Staaten au f5r.
bern. Ssbi 1T es bod enblth an BET
3eit, bab er oieie 2ente nennt unb anz
sibt, lporin ibre lanbessefdbrli6sn
umtrisbe beitsben. Gr lit lhpn mebr.
mails ba5u aufseforoert ipprben, BAT
aber Bis jsbt pursesosen, eine QntpOri
gu pertpeisern unb Der 8runo ut ni1t
uni9per gu ertennen. er tann ben
9epeis fir feline 9lntlaee nidt lisfern,
obne sleidSeitis bic tiibns 8ebaup:uns
aufsuitslen, bic nur 9elGfter errsgen
piirbe, bab per feline politit anereifi,
2anbesperratb besebt. Gs lit ritbtis
bab ameritaniI6e 9iireer beutIber
glbtunft WiliDns ausipdrtige politit
ni9t bilIigen, aber nidt neil iie 9cat-
ite, Ionbern neil lie Imeritaner l;nb.
Sic fiiblen ii6 entsbrt burt bic
idmablide Mibadtuns unierer as6te,
fpelde mir BON @nglanb erfabrsn uup
lie iinb Der entihispenen 9lniitt, oaB
Elm prditbent, Der elm boberes G1npiins
ben fir bic rationale Gbre beidbe, ais
WiliOn, iolde Gntebrung Der amerilas
niIden Ration ni4t rubig binnebmen,
ipnbern Die Inn reidli6 su Gebote re.
benoen Uaittel in Inmerouns bririJen
ipiirbe. um bic Gngldnber gu 3tpingeh
taB fts bic Rshts ter Ser. Stadten
datsn.
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9as amerifaniide 6iliswerf in
Fplen.

amtlih pirb i'm SUM- aus Berlin
osibrieten: ssit elmer anSabl Wona'
ie bemiibt iiA bic amsrifantlde
SilIstpmmiiiion, BON Der britndsn
Rsaieruns bic 3uitimmung 3ur Gin:
fubr Don asbensmitteln fir Die Grill
bep5l,erung Der oon Deuti6lanb beis5s
ten polniidrn @ebiets su erbaltsn. Die
in bieien @ebieisu berrIdenbe 2ebtnSs
mitieltnappbeit III beianntlid cine
golss Der beIonberen Metbobs Der ruIs
iiiden ariegfiihruns. Weit iiter bas
nnmitt.l5are Debiirfnib Nnaus ptrs
niateie bic ruiiifde 4rmee auf BEN
Riid5ug aug polen planmdbig gum
sbeil burd eigens grdnbiolonHen) bic
0orrdtbs Der prcbuitioH Der beimi-
fdgn gepGlteruns Die englif4.
.frans0fiias unb ruiiidF prshs pris.
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Sas alfubolfreie HuRlanb.
2ie Nrobi6ition bat ben Berbraiti;
geiunObeitsihGblider griaeitpi.
re IN geiaDrorobenoer Meiie
geior6ert.
Bon g. 6 be b aIicr.
1 q RI f q II, ben 7. ssuni.

8enn aud bas geid sts peibe,,
Barren Elm y9anb Der unbesren3ien
Woglid)teiten" gennnnt peroen tam.
10 cnti4liebe man iid eiue aussu-
ihIieFer: Die Ulogliffeit, bem III
mon gtltobOl Die 8eleiiidait 5u BEG.
iaeer. Sd modte iagen: 8eieBpara.
grapben uno auimerfiame goli3iitcn
oermogen piellei6t i'm ein1clnen 6af.
le Der Coien @afte Sanb 5u marfi.
rem uHb 3rpiiden Wtunb unN aeldeS.
rano 5u itlpeben = 6as 2aiter aus
aurptten iinb fie nidt imftanbe. 0as
lit in Ssabrbunberten Jbeil Der Bolts.
ieele seDorben. llnb ieste Der Sber.
fommanoierenbe ieinen blutiecn
Stempel inter bic 8erbotsurfunes
mas gilt es, nod inter oem @algca
wIrben iie bas @ijt einitliirfen.
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2aDrenee Goblin, ems Der
probriiif6en airbenli9ter, er5d8It eint
lanse SeI6idts pUn SriefeH, Die mai
an sefaasnsn beutiden solpaten oor~
eefuNoenbat, bic bsrihten, bdb in
Seuti6luno 9uHeersnOtb berri4t anD
bas 9anp am Ranbs einer ReDolution
itebs. Oieis 2ise 1T gu alt, I'M nod
ipeitcre 8eadtung gu perbienen. 'sr,
pdbnenspsrtb iirb nur bic Ssmertlns
gen 9obtins. Gr empfieblt, oab Die
0eutiben ben &aiier Oeriagen, cine
Republit protlamireu uRo 2iebtned,i
gum prditbsnten MAIDEN, neil er ben
Dlutb sebabt babe, ben &riee gu Ns
fGupfsn unb Dem auiier bic @abrheit
gu iasen. 8a piro pobl bic isrcse
am 9lase iein, Ob 9obttn 2iebiaedt
sum Prdiioenten Der ameritanil hen
Republit baben mDdte. Wir toHl.eI
uns iein Geiiat ausmaleH, tpenu ibm
Elm iol4er 8oriatag sema4t ipsrben
iplte.
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On siner anbsren StsIle

In elmer anberen SteI le
pieiss 9lattes tbeiIen mir nit, bub Der
SapitGn Der .9eutl dlanb" eutidieoen
abgelebnt bat, amerttaHii6e puTagiers
auf Der Rudfabrt mitSunehmeu. SEPT
ipirD absr gsmeloet, bab ss ibm oOH
uHierer Regierung nidt geitattet Di:r-
be, aud tpenn sr es Dollte. 4ls 9rInD
nirD ansegsben, oab nenu bic GnglGns
Der bic rGeuti hlaHD" obns 4nruf uno
Sur6Iu4ung DerienteN iDlIten. ftd
paraus cine ernItli6e 9sr1pidlune nit
jsnem Qunbs ergeben piirbe. Tas Ioli
Durh bas geoadts @srbot Dermieben
tuerben. 60 neit, 10 gut, aber tpenl
rer prdipsut perbistet, bab ameritouis
i9e TaIfasiere nit beutiden Sd)iilen
fabren, parum perbiet er baun nidt
au8, oab ameritansr auf sneliI4elt
SdiFfen fabren? Ddrum nil er bIos
bic Re6te Der Der. Staaten asgen
0eutfhlanO uHb nidt audi gegen Gnss
Lamb rpabren? Disie peri9isbsndrtigs
getanoluua III bod i'm b09iten Graoc
unneutral. Ratiirli6 finb mir itferr
bieies @erbalten beg qrdiibenten ridt
Deripunbert. Dir piiIen es fhon
ldnsft, bag er nt6t neutral tit.
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gs Dtrb beri6tet, ba5 in
Seuti6lanb elm ipe5ifiiaes unb ie6r
uirtiames 9etlmittel sesen bic jest
uHfer 2ano Der6eerenbe Seu9e Der
Tinberldbmung berssiteqt pirO. Der
grfinber 1T Elm beuti9er qrat, Der bic
arantbeit in Sdpeben unb RorrpegtH
itubirt bat, po lie nit beionberer Sjefs
tigtett auftritt unb ieiu Ssilmittel oG
fi9 Saislbfi OorSiigltd bepdbrt ba5en.
@merifaniide aerats iinb, ipie iih oas
poH felbft Oeritebt, isbr begierig, has
5eilmittel gu erlangsn. 2tber Da es III
SeutfhlaHb dnsefertigt rptro, laiisn bic
GngldHbsr es ni6t bur9 unb ss ioa
bdber Elm llnterieeboOt ertra abeefcfiet
iperben, Inn bas prdparat beriibsr 5u
hrinseH. gu bemertsn lit, baB bic
Gngldnber iein Redt baben, bic Be-
f6roeruHs oisies Seilmitels ron
S6peben aus gu perbinbern, ia uiht
eiHmal DON Geuti9lanb aus, meii Die
Ylodabe. nel6e Die gnglaubsr 0ers
bdngt bdben, unfpirtidm unb ungefes.
lid lit. Gs rpdre baber bic YfIift res
prdiioenten, DOR ben gngldnbern ait
Der srDbten gntf9ieoenaeit 5u perIans
gen, bab iie Der gsf0rherung oicIer
Ulebiain teiue 5tnoerHiifs in ben Des
legen. 2ber tpern ss 5ur gntfdeibung
sfpfHen ben @ehten uno SntereHen
Der Ser. Stdaten unb gnglanbs
tDuntt, 1T aesterss betm prGfibenten
immer obenaH.
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Sn @aibington 1T osrislt

Sn @aibingtOn TT osrielbc
Geounte, nie mir ibn ouSeeiproden
batsn, enlightenment, einen qmeritaner
nit Der rDeut16lano" biniiberSuIttt>
ten, um bieie DOR britifden pol.er'
re6tstpiprigen glngriffen ii6er gu iteI.
len. Der Sapitdn Der nGeutIhlanO"
bat bus ater cnersiId 3uriidgepielcn.
Gr III Dfferbor iiber5eugt, DaB bic
ganse englii6s ariegsflotte ibm NiAis
onba6en tam.
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6reitaa, ben II. Gull 1916.

Die 8sutiasn brinssn aass
ipieber in Rstbe. Die Ruiien psrotn
in Siibz zGaIistsn 3uriidsetrieben, Die
Sranspien in @sroun tpeiter 5urlirse.
trGuat uno bic Gnsldnper am fpeitsrer
@orriiden perbinbert. Die neue ullr
erDBte Sffenitpe lit, rpte ale friibersr
YerIu9e bieIer Dirt, suiammeneshror
d1eu.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-16
LYNDON, SECOND WARD
IS ONE YEARt0[D

A most successful birthday party
was held on the lawn OF Bishop C. G..
Johnson's last week in honor of the
Lindon Second Ward being one year
old. Over $50 sat down to the BAN
quet spread on the long tables and
the good things to eat were so plenti-
full that sufficient was left over for
another feast. The banquet was fol-
lowed by farce and D program. A
pleasing feature was the flag dance
by the bee hive girls in uniform. After
the dance the girls at a signal planted
the flags in circle around the Bis
hopric who were so overcome with
emotion that Bishop Johnson was UNI
able to express their thanks for a few
minutes
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-16
DE ATH SUMMONS
'0HN P. HAYES
Was of Irish Extraction. English Birth
and Resided Here For Past ~
Years.

John p. Hayes who has been ailing
for the past year passed away Friday
afternoon, He has been a resident of
Pleasant Grove since 1872. coming
here when he was is years Of age. He
was born In Canterbury. England oct.
4, 1855. His parents George and
Fanny Pnipps Hayes we're born in
Ireland. He was married in 1877 TO
Miss Eleanor Hayes who survives
Their living children are John f..
Hayes OF the b, Y, L. of Provo Geo.
Hayes of Rigby. Idaho: hurry Hayes
principal of the Richfield high school
Ralph Hayes of this city; Mrs Walt
or Moore of Spanish Fork and Mrs.
Hyrum Johnson Of Llndon,
Mr. Hayes was a railroad employee
for twenty years and learned to talk
the Swedish language almost as we'll
as n native.
Funeral services in the Tabernacle
Sunday afternoon were largely attend
ed.
The speakers were Bishop S. l..
Swonson, w. /. Hayes, Bishop 4. T.
.Cullimore. J. o, Bullock. Joseph II
Adams and Bishop Ed Olpin The
choir sang 20 My Father, ""Rest Rest"
1.-THE Resurrection Day" and 81 Know
That My Redeemor Lives" and Miss
Orpha Halliday sang 81 Think When
7 Read That Sweet story Of Old" The
opening prayer was by ~ p, Peterson
and the closing by Alex Bullock
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-16
Scandinavian
Reunion Opens
Here Today

be the Scandinavian concert tonight.
1t will be free to the public. The Com
munfty choir will sing the Pilgrims
chorus and a THANKSGIVING athem.
The Scandinavans choir which will
furnish the music for meetings this
afternoon and tomorrow will sing the
the three national airs OF Denmark
Norway and Sweden respectively DER
Err Et Yndiat Land" ia vi Elsker
Dette Landet" and "vart Land yart
Land" Hagbert Anderson the famous
baratone Of Ogden, Hyrum Christen.
sen. the Salt Lake tenor, Axel Bloom
quist. the American Fork basso. Mrs
Reynolds the Salt Lake soprano and
Mr.. Marley will all sing solos. Sven
Nelson, Miss Jennie Larson and Prof
Overlade's stringed quartette are also
down for several numbers. Mes
danes b. Merck and Clarence Chris
Jensen will sing a solo and these lad
les with Prof. Merck will give gui
tar and either trio.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-16
WITH PROPER USE OF PAINT
Veranda May Be Made Most Comfort
able Resting Place N a Little
Chintz Is Added.

You women who live In the country
will find that n can or two of paint
and bolt of pretty chintz will do
much TO transform your porch furni-
turc, says the New York Telegraph. II
you have no comfortable chairs for
piazza use, do buy one or two. They
need not be expensive pieces, but DO
sure they are comfortable and have
pretty lines.
The wicker or reed furniture is real
ly the most attractive for verandas,
and II Is not at all expensive.
You need not worry If you have two
or three pieces Of one kind and II cou-
pie % pieces Of another variety. After
you have given them all coat Of the
same paint and made chintz-cushloned
seats and backs for them, they will
look enough alike to fool any casual
eye. Besides, no one expects rigid for
mallty In porch decorations.
If your hONsc Is white or gray you
viii find that green porch furniture
will look best. Give all the chairs, ta-
bles and settees coat of green paint
and one of green enamel paint. The
chintz for green furniture should con.
trast with II, and II figure with good
deal Of red in II Will be found most
effective.
II may be wisest to have cheap
upholst rer make the seat cushions
and backs If you are afraid to tackle
so tricky job. Have them made with
some white goods as n cover. Then
you can yourself make slip covers of
the chlntz for them. The reason why
IL Is better not TO have the chintz put
right on ms the first cover Of the cush-
ions, is because 1t may soil very quick
ly, being where the street dust can
easily reach IT, II the chintz Is made
into slip covers they can be removed
AMI washed when solled.
If your house Is any other color ex-
cept white or gray, brown porch furni-
ture Is prettiest. So you can paint your
furnishings brown and use almost any
gayly colored pretty bright chintz for
cushions.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-09-16
)OLMER TUNNEL
STRIKES WATER

'Ae Wadley who has been working
"e Onlmer tunnel at the base of
mountain above Linden for sew
- months, struck a flow OF water
% week The stream is not very
'' YET nut the face OF the tunnel
spp"''htly Just on the contact and
"'"e more work will probably get
''' ''o"" Work has been suspend
u"u' pipe can be obtained in
.'" 10 convey the water out of
Unhel as a body of water under
,l' conditions might prove a
-a' inconvenience.
ue race Of the tunnel is now about
wv loet from the portal. II was
'""''y run by Culmor for n dis
- VI I'2oO feet and then prac-
'oahdoncd. Two years ago
"pouy was organized by the Cul-
h. - OuIIimors and Johnsons since
~" umo the new owners have run
u'ner 1900 feet, The first few
h ~ s'' 'eet were in gravel wash but
"y balance is in black gumbo
way valuable for lining smelter
teg,S 'S 1t swells and unless re
b., WIN crush the strongest tim
NJ, 'O'aInabIo This has necessi-
|, J' 'vnoNng vast quantities of ex-
I,v "a Apparently the tunnel
h n though this clay which the own
ito, 'N holds back a big body of
\ n, At any rate the exploratio-
oD,o,, next few days will prove their
\ me-, ,','r II obtained will probably
I.h o,, TO supply Lindon residents
,,ro urinary water and II is the in
''" to install a system.