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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
Sapps SOao,u.

8Gbrenb einem neitliden 8eiud)s
bel Geo. @ppIe, bate Sdreiber Die.
les oas 8eraniigen Gbos. 8egner,
BON 2afapette COUNTY, ST t%reffen.
Serr 8egncr mobntc friiber in 2ittle
Berger, Gr iastc, Die Sadt lei in
aafapette Gormtp iebr bod; 5orm.
lanS merbe fir Die Salitc oes ST.
trays, ober al einem bobcn 8reiie, IN
@elb berpodtet.
gbas. Stolte berIor fiir3lid ein
idOneS Rinb; oas CHER tpar alf Dem
gis eefallen botte elm 8ein ~gebrodJen
rno mubte oaber getooteo iuerben.
Im lesten SahlStae trafen mir
gliig. Sdreimonn, bon Siuiss, nebit
beiicn Sobn Sliper, Dem 2ebrer on
Der Sbule I'M 8illintann Diitrift.
Serr Sdrcimann iaete, baB in ieiner
Gadbaridaft nod biele Berionerl an
Der Grippe Ieiben.
Gbas. Serbian lno Senrp &Iott
batten beioe einen anfoll bon Der
Grippe; baben iid ober inSluiiden
ipieoer erBolt.
Die Gan5unterbaltune am Der.
sangenen Samstag abeno, bel $p.
Yocidel mar gut beiudt ltno Derlief
in a%neenebmer @eiic.
8m. Serbian %berfnufte am Dorigen
Sreitne, an &itbn un6 8raenble, bon
Sermann elm iA0neS &alb un6 ein
fettes SdDein.
2eonnrb Saerer bergroBert gegen.
pdrtie feline 8iebiueioe, inoem ct
idmmtli6es @eitriipp uno l%lnterbol5
ansrooet.
Die Sobne bon Sreo nn6 Senrp
abring, friiber in uuierem Gonntp
aniaiiig, jest aber in Sllinois, lparert
fiir5li6 ole @1ite bon gbpirt
nnb @attin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
gasemeinc gpnntb : &enisfeiten.

i 9is iest ipltrben bier fir 1916,
bereits i'd Saehli5enien nitsgeItelt.
i Sreo Seba itnb 8attin bon
8larlo, prrben ourd Die 8ebitrt eis
l,cr Eodter bcgliidt.
t Sas gountD @eridt miro lib
anl %. Sebrunr fiir ben regelmoBi-
gen Sermin perinmmeln.
t Syn ct. 2ouis Itorb arl s. San
Srou glnna @eper, friiber in Der
Rabc bon 9cemoilt, @asfnnube 60,
ipobnbnft.
t 9ns @rabel1 bon fellerfeltenl
8bcn miro ailf 5ranf 9entlasc's
Sarnl IN Der Idbe bon 9lano, in
o~asgeoebnter @eiie betriebe1i-
t gbas. @reiinfe trifft 8orberei-
trngen fir ben 8n,i zines 5ipeiit0d-
iaen Srame . Soities, anf ieiner
Sarnl 2 Meilen oitIid bon 9rafe.
t @m. 8iesanb, in Der geabe bon
Mt. Sterling, ipur0e 0ieier Sage bon
ieiner @attin nit einelrt fleinet
Stammbalter beidenft. Serr Bie.
ganb iagt. Der aleine iei elm ritaiio
pat" 3epublifancr.
1 9em offiSiellen anfruf fur cine
MepubIifaniide 5taats : aonbention
sufolge, peIde am 6. glpriL 1916, IN
grcelfior Springs, @o., %obgebalten
iueroen folI. lit @asconaoc goltrltp ~,
Geleeoten beredtigt.
t Sral Senrp 5dlOttaf, triiber
Sri. Barbara Saioe, bon otelerl
gountp. lett aber in enio, Ola,
mobnbaft, uater5og iid fiiralid, I'M
gni6 SoipifaI elmer iebr idfplerigeit
d~irureiiden Operation.
/ Sn Der gaptiiten . @entet1oe
bon gat. SterIing 1T elm Siigello-
gereiu sesriinpet tuoroeu; oerlelbe
100 EE&E
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28

miro iid ale 2 8oden p%erlnmmeln.
Die nddite 8%eriammllliig ipirb am
Sonntag, ben 30. Snrlior abgebal-
ten fperoen.
i Cant Dem 4usipr1lh 6es Mder-
ban . &oHegiilms bon Mifioitri, err
balt Der Snrmer, neIdcr einen
Rabm . Sepnrator beniist, ebenio-
biel WiId BON A &iiben, ais pie elm
5armer obiie einen Separntpr non 5
&iiben erb1lt-
! Gbns. Segor, elm 8rlber bpn
Geo. Segar, bon SermnnrL 81. 2,
ipelher friiber in Den Sefferion Bar.
RAIDS itationirt mar, bat iib fir Den
nusIGnbiiden 0ieitlt niriperben laiien
rnb lit iest nit ieiner 4ompnnie I'm.
teripegs nod ben 8bilippinen.
! Sn ben ~folsenoen G1llen, melde
i'm September : Sermin Deg Greis-
geridts bier perban6elt iplroen bat
te Der Staat folgen6e llnfoften at
tragen: Der Staat gegen Sol. 8annt.
gaertrer. $179.15; Der Gtant geget
g.. 6. 8lirdaro $t98.S5; Der Staat
gegen s.. %. 8reuer, 5000.
g- a-HEHI
t Mnrtiri Maarr ltorb am f5. San,
uar i'm alter bon SO Sabrcn, in iei.
iiem Seim, in Der N1be bon Siuens-
billie. Der 8eritorbene mar eebiirtig
aus 9obn1en. BORT erlernte er 6as
Sdnei6er Snnbtperf nnb arbeitete
bnnn in ntebreren groBen St16ten
gnropas, ebe er nod amerifa fam.
Nad anfunft bier pobnte er nit iei.
ncr JJainilie 5iierit in ct. 2onis uro
tIieB iid bann i'm Sabre 1894, auf ei.
ner 1drrl, in Der N1be bon Ofpens.
billie, nie6er. ct binterldbt feline
@nttin nn6 5fpei ainoer: syraa 2puiie
Cuba iin6 Tbomas Marr, ferner II
gnfel iiii6 8 llrenfeI.
1 SdmmtIide goftmeifter baben
bonn Merte1t . General . SiIfspof.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28

Stride. Sbr 2eben mar gum groben
Sbeil Der S6rberung bes @Iids ibrer
Mitmeniden gefpiomct. Sic binter-
l1bt einen 8ruber. goam Sosfelo;
3ipci Sdiueitern Srau Charlotte
8ruenS ialo Srau gbriitina @nfe,
ioiuie biele anbere gerpanOte mo
SreinOe, ipelbe ibren Sob betrauerrt.
Solgenoes lit oas Srogramlm fir
Die 2ebrer : 8eriammluns, tpelde ON
SanStag (morgen) ben 80. Sanunr,
in Oipen8bille itattfinoen miro:
Purpose of meeting--Co. Supt.
Moral Training, paper--Miss Lena
Sassmann.
Discussion-Miss Eliza Murphy and c..
E. Vaughan.
Drawing, paper-Miss Mae Baxter
(a) With what materials should
pupils be supplied? (b) The teach
ing of drawing in first four grades.
(c) Correlation of drawing with
language and nature.
What am / doing to teach drawing?
Penmanship, paper-F. H. Licklider.
School Sanitation, paper-Ella Helm
Discussion-H. w. Heidbreder and
Ruth Hobein.
Primary Reading-Mabel Maupin.
How am | teaching my primary CLASP
Cooperation of school and community
e w. Gaertner.
What have / done to bring about a.
closer relation between school and
community-Ray F. Lichte, r. N.
Hibler, b. w. Koseck, Fred c..
Wittrock, Jessie Elston.
Daily Program, paper-G. w. Opitz.
Care Of school roomLWm. L. Steiner.
Address-A. F. Borberg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
gerser.

8ran &orio 8oblfing. seb 8oIi.
blod, itorb an Dorigen 6reitag, I'M
baIb.brci ubr nadmittaes. in ibrem
Scim, 4 @eilen iiiolih bon Berger.
Die 8citattung crfolste am letten
0ienstag 8ormittae, anf Dem Srieo.
bofc in Senote @rope.
Mug. Conrad nno 8inber, bon
8aibin9ton moren @noe Der letter.
Bode Die @Gite ppn ". W. 5reeie
unb SnmiLic,
Sn Der poriaen @ode trai bier Die
2adridt elm, bonn CODE bon Srou
8ictor SdeiSeseer. in Eilot @rope,
&o. SER Sheioesscr unh Satin
mobnten friiber bier IN Berger. Serr
Sdeibeeeer ltorb am 20 Gpril, 1905
itno ieitber batte feline @ittlue ibre
Seimntb in Eilot @robe.
SRI. emma 9rinfnlonu reilte ant
letten Montag nod ct. 2oiiis.
Srl. emma Wolting, bon Wober.
liz. Wo., mor iibcr Samstag nnS
Sonntoe Der @oit bon Sran .. ".
Sail.
Sobn g. Mepcr unb @attin, bon
gopion, SnS., mcilen bier bel ibren
Ineeborieen.
Sobn $. SclmerS nlb @attirt, BOT,
Sermoml, tporcn am lestcn Sonntag
bic .@6itc bon Gincent @ileller uno
@attin.
Banl Cutler fam alt Sonntag
bon ct SpuiS mn lcine GamiIie al
beiuben.
Die 1on5unterboltilng meldc pp,t
gebrmam & Eetcrs geeeben muroe,
nor Gin biibid)er grfolg; olih Ser
mann mar gut pcrtreten.
SRI. @boie 9urbir, bon Gbamois,
mcilt aIs Sat bel Srau 8. Sabis nno
Samilic.
Srou Saul Woosntann befano iid
@noe Der p%erguneencn 8o6e in Ser.
mann.
SRI. Carrie @niufigncrtner, bon
Sermann, mar borigc @ode Der @aSt
ibrer Sdmeitern, Srau Com. Sdo-
mc, ilnb Sror Ealll Sduet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28

meiiter reiie &eeeln erbolterL 1melhe
beltimmen Dob ieoer &llnbe elmer
2anbroiite ieinen Galuen in leIbarcr
Sdrift alif ieinem 9oitfaiten gebriidt
baben Toll, iopie aitd bic Drummer
Oes 8oItens, pelde bonn SoIttr1aer
gegeben fperOen ioll. Die Srdaer
iperoen iebem &uiiben Die Drummer
ieiaes &aitens, iopie aud cine &opie
Der Regeln 5uItaicr. @enn 6ie5e
~8eltimmnngen mad 5fueimaliger go.
ti5 ni6t befolgt nerben, bann miro
Der Srdger Die 8olt fir ben GoIten
niht mebr abliefern, nno Der 9itnOe
nluB oieielbe Damn niif Dem Central
BoItamt abbolen.
Sn ibrer Bobnufig, in Der 0abe
bon BEN, ftarb an Mittmod, ben 10.
Sannar, nod fur5er &ranfbeit Sro1i
eliiobetb arft, geb. Sosfeio, im sri.
ter bon rs Sabren unb z Monaten.
Die 8eerbigung erfolgte am Iesten
5reitag, bon Der @obnung aus aiif
DEM Srieobofe Der gbongl. ct. go.
bannes Stride. 8aitor Spedt, bon
StpensbilIe, nmtierte am @rabe. Die
Berltorbete piirbe am II. sy,,ni,
1912, IN Sadien in 9eutfhIano, ae.
boren nn6 fam i'm glter BON f3 s,ab.
rem nit ibren 5pei griibern rad
Amerifa, 5ierit nod OF. aouis i,nD
ipater nod Benz, mo file fid i'm Sabre
1857 NIT $ermain Mrft perbeiratbe.
tc uno mo iid Die Gotten auf elmer
Sarm nieOerlieBen. Dieter CHE emf.
iproBen feline &in6er. 9oh Ill
Sabren ftnrb Der @atte urb Die 8itt-
me madbte aIs6ann ibr Seim BEL ia.
rer Sdlpeiter, Srou s. 6. aebr.
Dor einigen Sabren madten Die
Veritorbene ltno Groii gbriItina gnfe
lbr Seirn onf elmer, 5rou Writ Wef.
Ten .. g. Gnfe, seb0rigen Snrrl, MO J
ne bis 81 ibrem Eooe pobnte. Die
geritorbene mar cine ~ergebene gbrif.
Tin uno Elm trel,es MitaIieb Der Oh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
stons Sill.

8as feblt unieren 4uto 9eiis.
ern? 8arum iin0 iie iest nidt beim
a~usprobieren ibrer Gabrmaidinen2
l1niere StrnBen iino iest geraoe In
einem 3uitaiio I'M Die autos auf Die
8robe 81 itellen.
Sobn Smitb nno @attirL IN bic.
flyer Rabe. tprrben fiirSIi1 btird Die
@eburt zines Sobn9ers begliidt, no.
Su mir beiten8 g%rati,lieren.
8~iebbdn6ler Stod, bon Berger,
mar borige 8ode bier ur6 fniifte
Bfer6e.
Bm. 8ed. Or. bier in Der R1be
ipobnbaft, Delder idort felt mebreren
Sabren leibeno it, befinoet iid aud
leioer nod in iebr beoenflidem 8ii.
itan6.
Grai 8. 8. @inlper ltegt an ct.
mem idtperen anfaII Der Grippe
6nrnieoer.
Bm. Seieuan,t nebft SaniIie,
iuaren an Ietten Sonrtae bic Gdfte
bon Sraa @urnper lino SarniIie.
Bir beridten nit Beoalerrl bah
itnier Boittrdeer, Sris @intborft
fdon felt Der bersansenen @ode febr
franz LIT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
&oiebnb.

Sermann 2atan begab iib am let.
ten Samstag auf Elm paar Gage
mad Sipiss, I'M Geripanote ltnf
Sreunbe 81 beiuden.
8. @. Sites, Reiienoer fir Die
glug. Gaiic @rocer so. bon ct.
2ouis, ipar am lebten 1ontag bier
in Der Stobt.
5ranf &riebe uno beiien Sdfpeiter,
SRI. 2eona, bon @eralo, befanoen iid
am Sanstag inter ben bieiigen 8e.
irtdern.
$. s. &oied, bon 9lonb, mar AM
bier, ouf 8eil6 bel ieinenl
8ruoer.
@m Samstag, Den 80. Sanuar
(nlorgen) finoet in SDenspille cine
. geriammlung ftatt, ipelder
elm ieoer 2ebrer tito Sreun6 Der Or
5iebung beitpobnen follte.
Die nSurpriie . Bartp," anl per'
Sonntag bel Samuel
Snerncr's, oGbItc audi bon bier cine
anSabI &beilncbmer.
Blame @aitlcs, bon glar0, bcfanO
iid am Sonntag alif Ueiud bel bie.
Iiaen 8ertpon6ten.
Srau Sermlann &oblfing. BON On.
pnsbilIc, befano iid am Montag bic.
ier ISOLDE, befiifsipeife, IN &oieb,i6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28
@orriion.

Sobn 8reunig miiroe ON @ontog,
ben "a. Sanlar, bon ieiner @ottii
NIT eincm So6terden beidentt.
gm Sreitog 0eute) 9beno Oen 2S.
Sonlar finoct in Golte'S SaIc Gin
DtaSfenbou itatt.
5rau Soc Storfe lit crnItlid ers
franft.
&aufer iollten bic ne,ien BieiferL
ionic Die neiien Sabof Smofaroles
pcriuhcn. peld)e in 2oltis &oh's
Gaib Storc 5u babelt iino,
@dbreno 8m. Steffcn otn CONS.
tag na6 Der Stoot fiibr, blieb Iein
Surrcp I'M 9ref iteden uno Gbeile
Der Sei6Icl muroen acrbroden.
Otto Sdmiot, Scr GiebbGnoler
bon Berger, mar an Sumstae bier,
Inn MauIeiel gu f%aufen; bon oeu 20
onaeboteneu Sbirren foufte CT s..
Gas @eidaft mor bier in Der Der.
gangenen 8ode ilou; lebcnfallS III.
iolac ocs idle6tcn 3ultaubes DER
Strobclt.
Is. u. Sbomos febrte an Montog
bon cincm @cidyoitSbciud IN Iofanc
5uriid.
Srau Gerono @ittbaitS unb Mntou
Scluncr, bon Srurtom no, iinb &c.
%gcmpGrti9 aui Yeiud bel 8ebmcger'a
mo un0eren Seripanoten.
Sri, Soitie @pplc lit am Sonntoe
bon cinem 8ciud it ct. 2oliis at.
riidgefcbrt,
! 6rau 9t,ts. Reoefer lpor 81 an
! fang Nieier 8odc in Gbomois,
! 6reo S6ncioer, bon ct. Souls
Gin anecitcDter Der u. Serle @obine
! 60, bcfinbct iid ouf 9eiii6 bel Sp
Sellc.
( Serbert Boss, bon GDou,oiS, mol
an poriaen Jrcitoe bier in oel
! Stobt.
q SRI. emma @olfitg, bon Mober
B ~, Ip., befinbct iid) orf @ciu6 be
3 ibren GItern Serrn @olfiug Uni
( Satin.
Gomin @ebmcpcr febrte an
! SamStog bon eincm frr5en 8eiud
! in OF, 2onis 5llrlid,
( Wietbet cuere Mosfenou6iiee be
! Reoefcr's.
3 Senrp 8peecr NOR ON leste
4 Sonntoa in Berger,
ISM. &einbol5 mobte aill Monto
Z bieier ISOLDE cinen @eiddftSbelid |
&ermanl.
81 Rebcfcr'S filgren cine pollIt1nois
8 Iltsipabl bon Wasfen.
RI @nn. ISABEL itn0 @ottill bon Ga.
conaoc maren am Samstog Die @d1
bieiiger Gcriuanbten.
Sol. Spefbols unb 5amilie reiite
& oin letten 0ienstag nod ct. 2oui
mo Serr Spedbals eiuer 8criamn
3 lung Der @etreibebGnoler beimobne
: miro.
s. Srau 2ouis @erritfen iul6 0erC
8 SdpcIter, Sraii Ilice &olfs, mare
. al @nbe Der pergo1genen ISOLDE !
3 GbamoiS.
d Snfe S6mib mo Srib Same fill
8 ten in Der porigen 8ode ibrc gi'
bGiier aus Sol. Sadlnauns Geld.
Sabt ibr Die nele n5ountnin" git
ridtltng, III s, 8. Gooper's &eitai
:. rant, idon %geicben2 Dies lit b
~feinIte oerartige @inridtung 5luiibe
= @aibinston urtb Sefferion Gitb.
;, @enn ibr Die Sdubc Die ibr iud
nidt finben fonnt, Oann gebt 5u got
: & Gugclagc; oeren Shublager |
grob un0 %ppllit1noig.
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%. 8. Mauloina. i

Capt. SO. s. Mauloing, Der
5iibrer 6es 8ootes n2ieiit. 2etpis, "
muroe nod BaberIp, Mo., gerlifen,
INN Die anffidt iiber oas Boot
~2ieiit. auguftine" Su iibernebmerL
pelhe bort BET Dem gaii unb Der
auSbeiierune Der 9amme ~berfuenoet
ipirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-01-28

: @eines, 6eitinirtes @aifer. aiil
Erinben unb fir aittoniobiI- 8fpefe.
il, berBaufen In allen Guantitdter.
Ohio GberIin. $ermnrat Mo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-08-10

JURY BILLS
igI5-1e Settlement
Jos. NJ. TrowbrIdge ........S 26.eo
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-01
STUDENTS OBSERVE HIGH
SCHOOL FOUNDERS DAY

Payson, Jan. 30.-High School
Founders Day was observed Friday
at the high school. Parents and
friends of the pupils visited the
classes from to 1880 a. m. From
iO:3O to 70 there was program in
the assembly room. George II. Brim.
hall of the b. Y. U. and Supt j.
Preston Greer were the principal
speakers. From IL to O'Clock lunch
con was served in the gymnasium to
about 500 visitors. In the evening a
league basketball game between
Springville and Payson was played
The score was 35 to 40 in favor OF
Payson After the game social and
dance was enjoyed in the gymnasium.
Music was furnished by the high
school orchestra.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-01
Plan Schools To
Train Aviators
establishments to Promote Aviation
to BE Scattered From Coast
to Coast

New York, Jan. so. Preparations
for establishing training schools for
aviators at New York, Chicago, Bos.
ton, Newport News and Augusta,
Me-; Detroit, Los Angeles and Seat
tie are being made by the Aero Club
OF America 1t was announced tonight.
Funds already have been provided
to assure the training of 200 men, II
was stated.
More than 100000 is reported to
have been raised throughout the
country to advance the work. A
group OF men in Illinois has under.
written $4,000 of this sum to pro,
vide training for 100 aviators.
w. c. Robinson of Grinnell, Iowa
holder OF the American endurance
record, informed the club today that
he would undertake the training OF
one officer from the militia of each
state.
II is proposed to establish an avl
alton school in New York in charge
Of Lieut.. Raynal G. Boiling, com
mander of the New York national
guard aviation detachment who al
ready has twelve men under train
| ing.
The Aero Clubs of New England
and the Northwest have announced
that they each have three aeropIanes
ready for training purposes.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-01
Story Of Book
of Mormon
at the Oak

Story &c the Book of Mormon in
moving pictures is a feature that wilt
be "~e""nted at the OaE theG.er On
wednesday and Thursday. E
The story is written by William A.
Morton and the pictures were pro.
duced in Salt Lake City under the
direction OF Bryant s. Young, all TAX.
ing part in the picture are home tai.
ent and the pictures have been p an.
ned with great care as to correctness
and Interpretation.
The pictures has the approval OF
the First Presidency and General
Board OF Sunday School, and II is
especially desired that all children
should see them, so they might get
a better understanding as to the
story OF the Book of Mormon.
Mr.. A. ]. T. Sorensen, one of the
owners OF the picture is travelling all
over Utah and he has already shown
to large houses in several cities in
this valley.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-01
Condition I
Improved In West
Gold Wave Lessons Danger OF Storm
In Arizona; Railroad Traffic
Resumed

Denver, Colo, Jan. 30.-Flood and
snow conditions, which for the last
week have harrassed residents Of
Arizona, Colorado and Wyoming, in
some cases blocked railroad traffic
and disarranged wire communication
were improving tonight, according to
advices received here. No lives were
reported lost and damage to property
remained unestimated.
Southws stern Colorado still was
snowehsiu. Slides running in the
Silverton and Telluride mining dis
tricts, had destroyed a number of
mine buildings from which occu'
pants had escaped. In the valleys
ranchers and hunters had begun a
campaign OF determination against
famished wild beasts which, driven
from the hills by the heavy snow,
were attacking livestock and other
domestic animals. Snow began fall
ing again in the mountains.
Phoenix, Arizona advices announc'
ed a cold wave the recession OF
flood waters below the danger point
and the arrival of the first passenger
train from the Pacific coast in four
days.
The town OF Yuma, Arizona, was
unframed early tonight and residents
awaited the passage Of the Hood
crest, probably some time tonight
Pressure on the Arizona leyees was
relieved by the flooding of part 81
the lower valley and Indian reserya
ton On the California side.
Rising temperature in Wyoming
caused steady improvement in storm
conditions.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-01
SUPREME COURT UPHOLDs
DRAINAGE BOND ISSUE

Salt Lake, Jan. O..-The supreme
court in session yesterday decided
That the writ OF prohibition asked
for in the case of the Corinne drain.
age district should be denied, thereby
authorizing the procedure to sell the
bonds The case is considered a test
and of importance to several large
drainage projects now under way in
Utah.
The court granted a permanent
writ OF prohibition in the case of A.
q. Morgan, judge of the Fourth judi.
cial district. as to his right to sit In
the cases involving the flow OF the
Provo river. for tie reason that he
had been counsel IN previous cases
for several different parties.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-01
U. A. C.-B. Y. C.
LiCEUM NUMBER

The Metropolitan Grand Quartet.
which appears as the regular u. A.
CD. Y. C. Lyceum course on
Thursday evening, promises to be
one of the unique musical perform
ances OF the season. 1t Is unique in
that 1t Is much superior TO the gen.
eral run Of musical programs being
presented to the public.
This quartet has been in success.
full operation for two seasons and IN
nearly every case they have been
asked to return second and even
q third time after their initiap per.
Torrance The affiliated Lyceum Bu.
reau recommends them as one of the
best male quartet yet secured by
that company.
The singers have all had wide cy.
rerierces in chorus and operate
work. Mr.. Char'es l.. Meth, the
dyric tenor. just returned from Eur.
ope where he studied under some OF
the best teachers on the continent.
MIR, John Eberby. baritone has been
recognized as one of the best bari
tones on the Lyceum course for the
past nine seasons; he was a success
in both Paris and Berlin and has
since appeared with some of the best
concert singers of the day. The 9th.
err members are equally brilliant and
have won as great success.
This company appears Thursday
evening at the Tabernacle. The pub
lie are invited. General admission
25 cents.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-01
Revise Ship Bill
To Secure Aid Of
American Capital
Government VIII not Compete With
Private Lines Furnishing Salts.
factory Service

Washington, Jan. 30.-Details of
the new American ship bill to build
a merchant marine and naval auxil-
iaries, revised to command the votes
OF dissenting Democrats. were made
public tonight for the first time. II
will be introduced tomorrow in the
house by Chairman Alexander of the
merchant marine committee who
will lead the fight for its passage on
the floor.
Public hearings at which President
Wilson and others will be asked to
testify. will begin in a few days.
The striking differences between
the new bill and the one which fail.
ed In the senate committee are verv
noticeable. II is calculated that as
a last rostr' II private capital fails
to respond to the enterprise the ship.
ping board would be empowered to
regu' ate all interstate and foreign
commerce in American waters as the
interstate commerce commission now
regulates interstate railway traffic.
Every effort has been made TO
draw the bill so as to encourage
American capital help upbuild the
merchant marine and to protect II
from unfair foreign competition and
the government itself would never
operate on lines where an American
service was furnishing satisfactory
service at fair rates. The out and
out government ownership feature OF
The bill aroused so much opposition
that 1t Was generally conceded to
have been one OF the primary causes
for the failure OF the measure.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-01
Administration
Policy Played
By Roosevelt
CONTINUED from page FOUR

bomb and the torch against our in
dustries
I'VE are asked to kiss the bloody
hands Of the murderers and to serve
as the tool of these men against
those nations which have behaved
more valiantly and righteously than
we"
Unfortunately, 1t is evident that
many of our public men are afraid
of Germany-afraid of the profession
al German American vote and are
willing to sacrifice the honor of this
country to their fears. There is
practically no French American or
English American vote. The politi-
clans motto is Safety First
81 believe that the great mass of
Americans OF German descent are
straight out Americans and nothing
else. / believe that they are shame
fully misrepresented by the profess
sionat the hyphenated, German Am.
orleans, who have been so loud in
their insistence that the United
States should be prostituted to the
service OF despotism against democ-
racy, Of tyranny against freedom
ut must be remembered that the
league for world peace would mean
that we would enter into an alliance
on the largest possible scale. DO
not let us talk about doing such a
thing unless we face what it means"
"The proposal for the so called
continental army is proposal to
meet Uncle Sans need for an auto.
matte by giving him muzzle loading
ga
81 ask that while our people remem'
her that while their first duty Is to
The United States, they have sec
Ond duty to humanity at large"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-01

Step lively" yelled a conductor to
two old women who were trying to
board cross-town car at Broadway
and Thirty-fourth street the other day.
Step lively there, will you?" he called
again. Step lively, you IDIOT" an.
swered one of tho old women. trying
to pull herself up to the step of the
car. 1--WE look as II we could step
lively now, don't we? Wait till you
are as old as we are and see how live
ly you will step; but you will never
live to be 80 old. The fool killer will
get you long before then."-New York
Times.
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Hansen, Mrs. Sarah.
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Martin, Alfred.
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