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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07
stammtiidJ gaterlanc.

Scr StannlrtiIb @aterIanb hat
irieber cine 5eitIidfeit gepIant, beren
grtrag Sen arieasnotbleioenoen III
Ser aIten Sctnratb suaelponot per-
oen fpirc, nGnrIih Elm 9ofbierfeit,
Gas am glbeno bes 25. 09Grs Itattftit.
ben Miro. 60 tuilroe in Der gelter.t
Abcno int Sauptauartier ,,sluf gSic.
beriebn", an Der 9lpoliten nno @al.
mt StraBe, ni1ter oent 8oriit nes
Br6iioenteit 9arl gefer ftottge6oD~
ten geidGftsperiannl1ttp beidloiieil.
Nit ben arrangements Fir oas
;Scit iuur0c Elm olls BEN fnigenben
Oanleil imb Serren beitebeirbes aonl.
nlittce betrnit: Sri. ghsie @uds iinb
Die $crren aurI grob, 6. @enbiid,
Otto 91ititfmarn, G. 6ricrnml iilo
y. Bfeifer.
glls neue meiteIieber tparben SRI.
SeIeae EbnIuiann isib bte sSerrett.G,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07

Gesbrten cine nsbsrrd4ung seDefsH
mar, su sinem ipiirbissn @bf4luB, pos
rauf Serr S&roer ertldrte, bab jest
Der offi5ieue 4ttus boriiber unb Der
Reft beg G6ertbs benl Dergniieen ges
fufbmet lei. 9isie gutiinSigung gin.
hete unb es barf NIT Re9t bebdliptet
tperben. bnb bos fr0bli4e Srsiben,
bag ieBt einiebte. bis sur friiben Wiors
genitunbe anoauerte unb pur9 felnen
ein8igen Wiibton geit0rt ipIroe. es
fpor Elm edit beutI9 gemiitblidss
s}eit, nd6 edit beutf6er @rt urransirt
unb nit e6t beutf4em 0eforHm
bur6gefiibrt, tur5um elm Set, auf
tpeIdes bic norobeutIhen S4iiben nit
Stol3 3uriid6liden f6nnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07


ermabnts Ssrr Rens nod bic Wi!s
sIieber. eifris llutsri9rifien fir bic
Gmbargo poitfdrten ~ iammeill. Ar
tem gaI bes DeutfhsH 2Iifbs inirD
iid be, @ersin poI5dblia bstbeiIigeH.
prdiibent 5aefner rnnbts bic Wlit.
slisber nod gang bsIonbsrs baraai
ciifmsrtiam, baB, bic nd@ite msr'
iammlung cine bisrislidbrlide GeTes
talDsriammluns lit umb am SOnntas.
tem 10. Wdra Rahniitiaas 5luei llbr
ftdtifirbet. gom gunbesietrstdr 5rnnt
Cling aus CT. paui las Elm Dani'
i6rei6eh fir bic $40 Dor. /iDelae be
Dtitslieber tiirsii6 aslssentlif einr
gerinmmluns fir bds 9eutide Rotas
Sreila gefammelt unb on bic 8unbess
tsbSrbe In St. pdul geI1nDt bdtien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07
RaiIerbaIl.
Der @orSbentid)eH SdJabenseiell'
ifaft trOt Sss nnshnitisen @et.
ters elm srOfartiser GrfOls.
grObatridtcr @m. s. 2ueSers ais
fSeitrsoner.

Trot6em Der SinuteI feline Shleii'
len ge6ffuet bate irno es tpdbren0
Scs enr5en qeitrigen glbertos in
Str6nen berilieoergtng, liesen iif
Die @etreyen bon Der RorooeittIf)er
| S6EtcngeielE16ait, peren sSaHrilier
imo fsreu1be nitlt onDon abbalteu
oem idbrIid)en adiierball, Der IN oeu
6alen oes 9eirtihcn aliibs peran'
italtet tpl,roc, nlr6 ibre @egeniuuri
81 becbren. G6on Lduge Dor 9eginu
ser sSeitlifjfeiten, batten iidJ Ole
Theilnebmer. oarutter mth piele
afitglieoer Der 0eutisben Sdiiben'
@eiellid)dft, Der gIatt0iitsfeu gogel'
Ideiten @eieaiflp, oe5 @'oooieloD
G1ngerdpors, oes gf. Sc. llnteritiis'
ana5rereins, oeS Cloenbrrger I'm
terltiisungsoereins ltno elmer arBabI
meerer @ereine, 3u 9unoerten eiuge'
tanSen uno. mdbreno iid bas iullge
Bolt beim Sanje antidirte, begd6er
lid bic Gelteren nab Den binteren
M1unlidJfeiten. .aIllDo elm gutter Fro.
pfen rer5apft imO ouitenoe @iirltten
nit Selifatem Sauertrniit pera6reid)t
,pnroen. Blnift neuu ltbr nerfiinoetei
,yaniorerl, oab Ods 0iesi6brise S6er.
haupt Der Stiieeu, aliier 6rirerit
/. (Serr sSreo. 9ietbe) nit ieinem
SofIiaat, beltebeno ais Der &aiieriu
(5ralt Srnu3isfa Starntaher), oern
eriteIt glonltGnteu Senrp G6uruafer
nit ssroii isreo. g8ietbe, behl Sueiten
g!oiiitanten Germ Senrp SEEMING nflo
@enmblin eingetrofien uno 6ereit
ieicn, Die SuI6tglusen ibrer 8e.
treuen aus Dem Rorooelitid,eH S9i.
senreid1 entgegen3ltnebnren.
Die 5errf1aften ipurben Don Dem
Qlrrangsmenistommtttss, beitebenp aus
ben Serren Gusuit Sdrotr, Ssnrp
9Onerianp unb Soiepb grintmunn in
gwpfong gsnommeH unb murThirtsn
barn unter @ordntritt Der Suns'f4en
MilitdrfapeIle unO 5ii6runs bes Ihnei.
biaen &pulmanbanten Gbriff. Gbrilts
man burtb ben S5eitiaal ua9 Der
giibne, mo bic feierlibe ar6nuns pors
genommen Durbe Der Gr6ningsntt
geitoltete ii9 su sinsr impcionten If'
fdire unb fpurbs burb eiuen @iatDms
msngruB Ssitsns Oes prdiioenten Der
eeisli4aft. Serrn 2luguft Saroer, in
fpiirbiger @eiIe sinseleiiet. 5err
Snroer tpies in ieiner tiir5ei, aber
beiip ber3Ii6eren 2lHIpruhe auf bic
Grringsnfhofpn Der tapfsren Selben
i'm aIten 9aterldnbe bin unb ma9te
barauf alrfmeriiaIn, caB bic DeiitiAsn
in biefem 2unbe bieie 5elben baburh
am 1eFen ebren f0nnten, inbem lls
ireu. ipie bic Mtitgliebsr Der 9eorobeuts
idben ShiiBsnseiellihaft SuIanmen'
bdIten ilnb bdsu fun fpiirben, baB Dsm
Deutfhtbum In bisiem 2unhs du6 Die
ibr aebiihrenbs 9latuns eripiefen lper>
be. Nit etnem Sod auf bos auiIers
pd0r. in has aIle slnpHeunkn trditiGJ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07
6etne bat seniisenb 3cn'
gem binfer fi@.
s5rast bic seutr, ipslde mid fen.
men," iaet er.
9erem gnslngeH perSen ben gsiueiS
fiir bic Sebanptingen lieferu,
10 ninmt man On,

2eute, ipsl6e mid fennen, ipiFsn,
mas Sanlac fir MID get5an bat," er,
tldrte Wm. +. 6eine bon 1896 Raee
Strdbe tiir3li9 Dem Sanldr Mann in
benz GuOen Der Dom Drug 60. an Der
6. uno g8ulnut Strdbe.
.Seit ldngerer 3eit bate i6 febr
TART 81 leiben IAN unDerbauLidteit
uno 0agsn>5rubel"," fagte Serr
9eine oem SanlacsUlann, ,a6er Sdus
lac BAT mir geboIfen.
rgisber bate i6 fol9e S6mer5en
mad bem @ifen, baB iis mid umpars
fen un0 mein Magen mar tets aufs
gebIGbt. Meine Gpeiien tpurben iauer
uHb erititten mid betnube, inbsm lie
tpisber aufitieben. Sd lit dnS4Dins
Def un6 S6merjen i'm Stopfe uno
metn 5er5 fiiblte, aIs Of es mir ous
bem WtunOe fprtugen rpoQte. Sd iibte
0tGt unO nabm ale &rten pou Wlaz
genmioi5iu, bod AuIfen mir OieIelbeH
nifts.
nSebt bin td einem Greunbe ie6r
bant6ar, Der mid ba3u benogen bat,
Sanlac sin5unebmen," iagte Serr
Seine alien GrnItes. ySdnldt pirfte
berurtig, als % es ipe5ieG fir mid
aemti9t iei. Giniae penige 0oien DOH
Sanluc gaben mir bic ieit Wlonoten
ben0tbiste 2inOeruRg. Sd puroe
bungrig unb aB aQes, pas i4 polIte,
mein Ulagen purDe aber niAt iauer,
nod traten gIG6ungen ooer S9merz
gen Elm. Wein &ppf puroe niAt me9r
f9pinblig un0 metn Ser3 b0rte auf
10 fart gu ttupfeu. SD puroe befer
bon 4opf Biz gu SUB, uub e6e i'd nit
Der erifen 5laIhe fertig mar, pubte
id beitimmt, buB SanIac mir Relten
piiroe.
sd nerbe bei SanIuc 6lei6en uub
i9 iperOe meine trunteu Greuroe be-
peqen, meinem 8eiipiel 81 folgen."
Sanldc 1T rein pegetabiliIa. Sierin
liegt elmer ieiner gr0bten gor5iige IS
ntrtt a1fbaueno- ni6t nieberreibeno.
Da es beIpnbers fir ben Utagen se@
eignet III, 10 regt es oenIelben CUR
S6Gtigteit unb 9tfimiltrHng an. W|it
ben acknowledgement in Dolltom=
menem 3uitunbe, iperben ale Srgune
i6re natiirli6e Qrbett tpieoer aufneh@
men unb feines berfeGben pirb bic
9eruntportli6feit ubi4iitteln, fpel6e
Die Gr6altung opn 9eiunoAett uno Sea
benstrqft tbnen uitferlegt.
Die @pr5iige bieIes punoerbdr aut4
bauenben StGrfungsnitteIs perber
ieben Sag ppn Dem SaulacSWann unb
fetnen 9lfTiiienten in Der 0otp'i9eH
Q(pot6ete an Der 6. uno Wulnut Str.
ertldrt. Sdnldc lit aua in alien IA
QGber Der Dom @eatberbedb 90. uno
in Der @ilmore16en Qpothete IN Gon'
inaton su babeN. 4u4 TT cine Sanlac~
9lpotbefe in ieber SrtIddft i'm Gin.
cttndtier Siitritt. - &n3eige.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07
Giir bic ariessbilfe.
Gie oentiden Samen BON SpSe Bari
babeH bente 5eitlidfeit.

2lus Der GripGgung bsraus, bnt
ni6t 5u pisl getban perbsn fam, I'm
ben infOlse bes entfsbli9en @slttris-
ges in Rotb @eratbsnsn i'm alten
beuifhen @atsrlanbs 5ur 5itfs au
iOmmen, bat iih in Spbe part Elm
aommittee beutider arouen gebilDsi
gu benz 3peds, bic .9eutIG= Deter
reidiide 9ilfsgeielIf6aft" in ibren
eblen 9eftrebunasn nad beifen ardf,
ten 81 unteriiiben. 1iefes apms
mittss. beitsbsnb aus ben 1yruuen
&drder, Mombera. Saumsifer, Gbriii
unb Graner, peranitaltet am 8ienss
tag, 7. Mdrs, sinen Na6mits
tags 2un6 unb glbenbs Supper
gum preiie BON 25c per Wdblleii,
in 5rau aar6ers 6aus, 3433 Wells
itpn glnte. nabe ObierDotorb aue.,
unb ldSet ale getnnnten unb Ireuns
be Der sblsn Sa6e (6errn unb 0as
msn) biermit ber5lib Elm, bur9 ibren
8eiud baSu bei5utragen. baB bieiss
Wert Der Nddiknliebe gu sinem Or
fOlae ii9 seIiaItea m5se. Da iid ebs
le g6nner bersii eefunben baben, eli
nen 5beil Der ssnsrebisnsen su liefern.
10 ftebt Elm id6ner grtrna in auss
iidt 9llfo iommt unb beIft ale nit!
adrtsn Iinb 5u baben in aarders
8Gferei, Ode 9rate 9lpenue unb
WaEon Rpab, ober i'm 6aufe bon
Jrai: adrder. 3433 Weaiton place.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07
Nies nmo 9as.

Sraii Goa Wsap Sell, bon go.
2S8 Sao Mnp Gtrabe, glfroiL g..
bot geitern @iirgermeiiter ghifto
id;riitlih eriiidt, Die gbrcIie ibrer
5dpusiter fyrnii Cora 9tiEaroiun.
geo. Gapcloer. alsfinbig gu nlad,ei,
Die bier mrfdifig iein io1 urto pon
Der lie felt iiinf SabreH rHd)ts rrebr
,lcb6rt bat.
Ger i'm grbeitBbmis beidnftigt
seipeiene aQoihiriiit syreo. Grotc
ipirbe eeiteui bonn Gidyerbcitsoiref.
tor JrieoInn6er aus Dem 9icnit ert-
Iniieit, neil CT fiir5lid) irdbrerio oer
elrbeits5eit Elm SdlaIden senradi
hottie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07
Ddg amerifantf9e Roufu us
lat in Srdpe5uut BON
ruffif den &rtegs'
f9iffsn 3 ON bdrs

8afbington, .. g., 6. MGrs.
Dem Stadtsbepurternent III gemeloet
porben, oab oas dmeritanii4e Spuius
lat in Sraps5unt, einem tiirtii9en
SdfeH am S6tporsen Meer, tpdbreno
zines gombdrbements Der Staot bur4
slpei ruFtIde Sprpepo6oote am i.
M3drs pun einem @ei6oB getruffen
purSe. urb ouB elm perier innerbdlh
BON 20 FuB bon benz 9ult Oes foHs
fuls Oscar 9. Sei5er eutfernt setDbtet
purbe. gtuh bic rebenau gelegene
8pbnung bes amerituniihen 8i5es
touTuls purbe Opn sinem 9ei4oB gea
trpfFen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07
Pokal.Deridt
4entibes 1beater.
1aditeu Sonntas Seaefi5 fiir aidaro
Senid rGine Gbe", Sdjamipiel
pOu Carl Yi. SaeObp.

ssm Geuti6en 9&ater pirb an
Sonniag Abenb i9perss @ei1us
aufsefabrsn, anliber Subtrmnnn, oIs
bsHen Sdiilsr jih Carl 30. 5aeobp,
1eriaiier bss sur 4uffiibruns anse-
itbten gioben S9auIpiels .Gine GbeA
bstennt. Wielsichi Elm befsrsr 3iisI
fir oisIf mobsrne gbetragobie mare
Die geihi4ts elmer 1rau", cine @ss
ibi9te BON iiefersreifenoer Sragit,
BON SacObp In msiittrhafter Weiis
dusgsorbsitet.
Der SioFf, Der in oieTem S6dus
ipiel petarbeitst ipiro, Idbt ii9 ibiusr
in ben ensen Habmsn einer SiiS3is
ring brdngsn, sinige tur5e 2lttbsutuns
gen miifen stniigen. Sm 9duIe zines
i'm oeuti6en Oiteh fsbbuften Gutsbes
iibers, einem gr,inbtbrGhen Meni9en,
Der isbsn fiir 70 often unb gut hdlt,
fpie Ct fslbit III, ipirb sslesentlid, sis
nes Btfuhes bon Nd9barn Der SelbIts
morb etnes 9eiannten beiprofen. Der
Mann butte iid srI9oHen, na6oem er
bic Gntbeduna gemadt, bab ieine
Jrdu, burh GENTLE 0erbgltnihe ges
5punsen, Jpn nit einem QHoerH bes
trogst bate, Dor uno na9 ibrer Der'
beiraibuns nit tbmL bem @atten. Der
Gutsbeiiber, in beHsn Sans biels
5rds5bie in alien ibren Gin5elbeitsn
ersdblt ipirb, bdlt iol6e Sinse fir
Sirett unm6slid, nnb bier liegt bic
gepaltise 1rasif bieies 9ebsnsbiIbss.
tp6brsnb tbntfGAlib unter ieinen
2(ussn fid ssnou bieIelbe Sdde abs
fpieIt. Qln@ feline Grdu mar Dor ihs
rer @erbeirafaung oas Spfsr zines
Shurien geipcr6sn. Der nn9 ibrsr
@srbsirntbuns iie .5u Spingen fpuBte,
has friibere iduIoise 8erbdltnib fOrts
suIeben. 2lls benz betrogenen 9dtten
bic Wabrbsit betdnnt ,puroe. md4te
er abtr niht S1lub, ipie Der 9dtte IN
Der gktrag5bie, Don Der man in isis
nem Saufe sr3dblt bate. ionbern iein
ebrlidss gtmiitb forbert unb nimmt
Rahs an bsm 3erft0rer ieines 9llides
iino bic bebauernsipertbe Grdu md9t
ibrsm 9ebsn Elm gnbe.
Die Woriielluns an tommenben
Sonniag 4benb 1T als 9eneii3 fiir
6errn gfi4arb aeufd anstieBt, Der
iuaerblife 6elb unIeres GnIemblss,
unb er ipirb bic Role bes Gutsbts
tigers, bss betrossnen Gatten, ipitlsn,
-ftne 9lufsabe, bic ieinem eisendrti9en
Tolent iuunber6ar sntipridt, unb Der
portreffli6e stiinitlsr, Der I'm Drs
lauf ben, Gallon tpieSerbott 10 grubss
Isiiists. ipirb iiher Sonntas 4benb
NIT elmer Uluiftrfsiftung dufiparteH.
Das SdauIpiel BAT eine san5e Rsihe
qrDBer unb b1nfbarer 4ufgabtn, bic
iGmmt!ih 70 bsfsbt finh, bab iis gu
rehter @sltune t6mmen fuerbeH.
Die 0oritsllung ipirb obne 3peifel
cine Der aeba!tpclliisn Der Saifon ipsrs
ben unb Elm ausperiduFtts 5uus follts
bsr TppitGt beIdieben iein. 2lubsrbtnl
iperben es fid bic gsiuunbersr oes Be-
nsfi3iantsn, unb bds 1T ia pobl iebsr
Sheaisrbsiufsr. miht nrhmen IailsH.
ibm buth Elm gombenbaus tire gsrs
ehruns 3u bensilsn.
gorpertnuf on Der 9oysOffics I'm
Gjranb Opera Souie, Eel. Canal
401; gob unb sdtamps efpotkte.
gins uub 12- Sirdbs, EEL Canal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07
SnmSessDn '0eIete
Stnbenau6 auf irtt

Stnbenau6 uf i'm irtt
ppitpatete 4npenburg.
9bttobefpbia, 6. Mdr5. =
Ri6ter Burlington BON gunbess
9(ppeuationsgeri9t enti6teb omMpRa
tag, baB Sas I'M Sabre 1909 erlaFene
8unbesseIes in 9eaus duf bic Be-
itbla9na6me bon unterbepertbeten
Maaren, tpelhe in bic Der. Stddten
einsefii6rt tuerbsn, aud ouf bic pdtets
pDft gs5ug bat. Die in Grage IONS
member gtrtitel ndren gatete NIT
5abndrstlt6er Snitrumenten, pel4e
ppn SeutI6Iorb na4 pbilabelpbia
geiHidt pprben tpnren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07
seIesrapbiide Ssptisen.

= Der Soma gIepdsrr in peoria,
ST., rurbe an MnHtne, 5uiummen
NIT 10000 gu. Mei5en, bur6 s5suer
serif5rt. Der angsrihtete S9aben bss
liuit ii4 auf urgsFdAr 81, 1,ooo, 900. !.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-07
Die Windsbraut
Sat seiteru misbsr eiumal in Gill;
einnati ltnbsiI anseridtet.

Gus ilnipettsr am seitrigen 2fbenb bal
5ismIi6 BOG sebailIt. -- Sdsel uno
MOltenbrud ma4tsn bic StraBsn
p0lIia umpaiiirbar. = geri4iebents
li9 ipurbeu bic 9Gder bon ben
5diriern obseriiien. = 5n einem
berartigen Gaa purben brei psrios
nen perleBt. = 5enIteri4eiben IN
erpber 3abl fielen benz SturmtDino
gum Dpfer. - Der getrie6 Der gtns
einnaii GeOrgetopn &c qortsmoutb
gerbinolnss6d9n iunrbe labmges
legt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-03

representatives. of twenty-five Aag ma.
kers in his office and demanded OF
them why the boxes they used were
not properly marked, or were short in
their measurements. He told the deal.
ers they were trying to get the best
OF competitors by dishonest means.
Some Of the manufacturers told
the commissioner the demand for
Gag had been so great that specula
tors were selling short measurement
flags. inferior quality flags for high
grade flags, silk imitation banners ioI
real silk, and cotton flags for wool,
Commissioner Hartigan warnec
them that no matter what the cause
might be he intoSded to put a stol
to the practice.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-03
achers in Hawaii have returned

teachers in Hawaii have returned
home.
U. Ashton Jones of Cedar City, son
Of Uriah Jones OF that place, after
completing his service in the eastern
states mission, especially in Maryland
has returned to his home in Cedar
City Louis Thomas of Lehi, who was
working in the same field, also has re,
turned home. With them came Erwin
]. Fawns from the same field who left
yesterday 70, his home in Alberta,
Canada, after brief stay in Salt
Lake.
Miss Helga Petersen who returned
recently from New York where she
was stenographer in the mission Ollie
es. has been given clerical position
lin the Deseret Museum.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-03
NO FUTURE IN
GOVERNMENT JOBS

In the American Magazine, james
uav Jr, says that government JOBS
in Washington have no future ana
vet thousands of persons want theW'
One day near the close OF TINS
session of Congress- he says !
asked thirty members of the House
Of Representative how many appilca'
,ions they had received that day.
either personally or by letter or te's,
grams. for government jobs. Each Oh
these representatives, purposeiy PICK
ed TO cover all sections OF the couh'
try. had OH his desk from two 10 TWEEN
ty.one requests for federal employ
ment. The average was FIVE.
"A twelve hundred dollar man.
whose family consists of his vile, MS
fifteen year old daughter and him.
self, told me this:
81 do not mind confding to you that
we are able to have roast OF 'eei
in our apartment only once a year
have not been to a theater ror h'e
years. Nor has my wife. we ca''ho'
afford to 20 to moving pictures mo'e
than once or twice mohth-ahu
sometimes, when bills are pihhs up
doubt II we ought to go at all
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-03
MISSIONARIES RETURN HOME

Salt Lake, Aug. ii. Kenneth
Cannon OF Logan has reported by
letter TO the First Presidency of the
Mormon church his return from the
British mission. He formerly was in
charge of the Swiss and German mis-
sion. Mr.. Cannon is a son of John
NJ. Cannon Of Salt Lake City.
Among others who nave Just return
ed from mission work are James b.
Johnson of Blackfoot, Idaho, who was
in Scotland, and Elmer b. Edwards
Of Panaca, Nevada, who was in the
Bristol conference, England.
Mrs. Abigail Hintze Florence, who
has been in Laie, Hawaiian Islands,
for eighteen months, has returned
home on account of her health. Mr..
Florence remained in Hawaii to con
tinue his work there. Emma v. Cote
and Mary C. Rasmussen who were
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-03
SOCIALISTS CONFER ON
THE WAR PROBLEM
Nine Neutral Countries Represented
In the Meeting at The
Hague

London, July 31.-The internation'
al, conference OF delegates Of the So
cialist parties of nine neutral coun.
tries was opened at The Hague today
with an address by the Dutch leader,
Mr.. Toelstra, who laid stress on the
disastrous consequences OF the war
in hampering social progress, says a
Central News dispatch from Amster'
dam.
Military successes, the speaker de-
clared, hitherto had been on the side
OF the central powers but it seemed
the zenith had passed and superb
GRITTY of the entente allies in men
and money was definitely coming in
TO play. The vital interests Of all
Socialists require them 70 ask whe
Their the time had now arrived fol-
them to resume their liberty of ac
ton.
The speaker adds the dispatch
thought that no durable peace was
possible on the basis OF the present
war, or the definite destruction o
Prussian militarism," but Socialists
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-03
Utah Boys Enjoying
Life al NOga|es Camp
The Climate Is Fine, Rations Good,
and Shower Baths Help
Out

Salt Lake, Aug. THAT the Utah
boys have been supplied with horses,
that they are in the best OF spirits
and other cheerful information is con.
tanned in a letter received by Brig.
Gen. Il. A. Wedgwood, adjutant gen.
eral Of the State of Utah. from
captain of the Utah units in service
nj Nogales.
Here is the letter." said the adiu.
tant general last night, but I would
rather not give out the officers name.
$50 far as the identity OF the bat.
terry men who are returning is con.
cerned, frankly, do not know even
when they drop up to say hello. ]
am wiring for letter containing the
complete list of names of those retir.
ed disabled" The letter follows:
1--WE found climate and general
conditions better than we expected;
it rains nearly every day, but we do
not have mud, and the rains are just
enough to cool the atmosphere. Our
camp site Is ideal and the men are
well cared for; the cots and extra
blankets that are issued to them are
certainly fine. We have good shower
baths at the end Of our street and
the men are given ample time to
wash their clothing and keep them
selves clean.
"Our mess is run better than we
could hope to have It run; my mess
sergeant tells me today that 1t Is
impossible to consume the ration al
lowance have already deposited sSO.sO
ration savings from July 9 and have
the savings for the last six days OF
July yet to draw. This with the Of
fcer board OF S45 three company Of
fcers at SIS each)), will give us
nice start for the first month on gov
eminent rations.
1T is also having its effect on the
command. The men are feeling fine
are in good spirits and willing to
work. We have no horses yet, but dc
not need them, plenty to learn dis
mounted. However, there will be zoe
head come in to Nogales tomorrow
July 90"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-03
THE THING FOR pIARRHoEA

about two years ago ! had Sc.
we're attack of diarrhoea which lasted
ever week" writes w. c. Jones,
Buford. N. d. 81 became SO weak
could not stand upright. A druggist
recommended Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
first dose relieved me and within two
DAYS | was as well as ever" Many
druggists recommend this remedy be-
cause they know that 1t is reliable
Obtainable everywhere. ADV.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-03
Measuring The
Mississippi

One Of the basic lines of activity
OF the United States Geological Sur
vey is the measurement Ct the How
OF the rivers of the United States.
This work was begun by the Survey
In 1855 in connection with special
studies of water for irrigation, and
since 1895 the bills passed by Con
gress appropriating money for the
work of the Survey have carried an
item for gagOg streams.
Measurements of flow have been
made at about 3,4O0 points In the
United States and at many points IN
small areas in Seward Peninsula anu
the Yukon Tanana region, Alaska, and
In the Hawaiian Islands. Numerous
priyate and State organizations nave
cooperated in the work either b" iur
nisbing data or by providing financial
assistance in collecting the data IN
July. 1914, about 1880 gaging stations
were being maintained by the survey
md the cooperating organizations
and many measurements Of dischargc
were made at other points.
A report just issued on the lower
Mississippi River basin Wate' sup
DIV Paper 3S7) which forms Part VII
y, the annual series entitled, SURFACE
water supply of the United states
gives the results of cooperative worf
between the Federal Survey anu 'h'
States of Colorado and New MeNico
rhe records presented include oe
scriptions of stations on ArRahsa'
and Red rivers and their triNntare'
in the States of Colorado, New Mex
co and Oklahoma at which measure
ments we're made, and tables OF ua'''
gage heights and daily ami moh'h''
discharge. H..
An appendix to the report gives
us, of the gazing stations tha' nav
boon maintained by the survey "on
1855 to 1914, on streams disehare'p'
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-08-03
CURE FOR CHOLERA MoR1us

when our little boy. now seven
wears old, was baby he was cured
OF cholera morbus by Chamberlain $
Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
DIV" writes Mrs. Sidney simmons
Fair Haven, n. Y. Since then other
members of my family have used TINS
valuable medicine for collie and DOW
81 troubles with good satisfaction and
gladly endorse it as a remedy Oh
eyceptional merit" Obtainab!e every
where ADV.