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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-29
RICHMOND Department.

Richmond, May 2s.-And still II
rains. The farmers are perfectlyssat-
isfied with the amount Of rain that
now has fallen and they are praying
for sunshine and warm weather once
more.
On account of the storm, the big
town cleanup. that was so nicely
planned for Saturday. came to naught
for that day, but the good intentions
are still there. and it is most likely
to happen yet, when the storm is
over.
Mr.. Isaac Bright OF Lewiston was
buried in the Richmond cemetery on
Saturday. Most Of the relatives here
attended the services In Lewiston.
Word was received that Mrs. Nixon
had passed away at the home of her
parents in Salt Lake City. A COM
plication Of diseases has kept her
bed fast for about five months. and
death came as sweet relief to the
weary sufferer. She was removed
from here to her home In the city
about one month ago. She leaves
her husband and a babe. about one
year old, who Is cared for by her
parents. Mr.. Nixon is employed by
the o. L. & I. Railroad company. and
his station is at present at Ogden.
Priesthood meeting was observed
here Saturday, but on account of the
storm the turn out was small. the
roads to the settlements west of the
river being impossible. ~,
The many friends Of Mrs. Rainey
Jenkins will be interested to know
that she has fine baby boy.
Miss Christine Larson has just re-
turned home from a three days visit
to Salt Lake.
The stork. in his visit to Mrs.
Clara Sorensen Wilding. left bounc-
ing baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Knapp an
nounce the engagement OF their
Ida. to Mr.. LaRue Merrill,
the marriage to take place. June C,
at the Logan temple.
The husbands OF the Primary board
members have prepared the vacant
lot. belonging to Mrs. Zina Merrill,
and when the storm permits. peas or
beans will be planted s,''
The Relief Society sisters have Wis
tied every home in town with the in
quiry as to how much time the
daughters or housewives will have 20
spare. In case of need. to work for
the soldiers. and from five hours a
month to two hours per day has been
promised. II occasion calls them.
A camp Of Indians have visited US
during the week.
Mrs. G. A. Monson has been oper-
ated on for stomach troubles.
Mrs. Ballantyne met with the mis-
fortune Of getting I've dust into her
eyes, and has suffered a great deal.
1t was at first feared that she would
lose her sight.
Miss Gwendolin Merrill. who be-
comes the bride Of Mr.. Pollock Wool
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-29
First Dental School.

The year 1910 saw the foundation of
the Baltimore College of Dental Sur
gerry, the first Of oil institutional den
lists. while three years earlier had been
formed in New York the American So
ciety of Dental Surgeons, national or
ganization. the first work Of which was
to bring about legislative enactment
prohibiting teeth extraction by BARRIERS
and other unqualified persons.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-29
Whooping Cough.

One Of the most successful prepar-
ations In use for this disease Is
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 8.
w. McClinton. Blandon Springs. Ala.
writes. Our baby had whooping
cough as bad as most any baby could
have It. gave him Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and 1t soon got WELL"
everywhere.-adv.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-29

Hartford, Conn.,,
saw three years
cf service In the
Civil war as chap
lain of the Seven
ty-hrst New York
regiment. In the
courw l9fv8 erv-
ice MrTwlchell's
experierres were
manyrapd wired !;
one Of them, Of q
sprin-pnnin mo-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-29
Simple Remedy for Cuts.

Housewives and laboring men are
continually subject to cuts and
scratches Of varying severity upon the
hands and arms. These hurt places
may be treated successfully and pain.
lessly with pure CASTLE soap.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-29

Just us few. boys tn blue,
Gathered together today,
Who're comrades sleep and women weep.
Scattering flowers Of May.
Just Us few. boys In blue.
Old boys tn blue and eray
Thinking Of days. when Sumter ablaze
We marched to the war away.
-"Ceel yaek" Cnaefosd
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-05-29
Determined HE WOULD LIVE
Badly Wounded Soldier Made Wager
That He Would Be Victorious
, Against the King Of Terrors.

The Rev. Joseph II. Twichell. for
nearly fifty years pastor of the Asy-
lum Hill Congregational church In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
Tight Autocracy

II is somewhat significant that Berlin
publications are just now devoting much
space 70 discussion Of Germany future
trade by her distinguished economists
and great manufacturers
Big business tn Germany is, apparent
Jy, beginning tomiss the four and quar-
ter billion dollars worth Of export trade
il enjoyed before the war
That there has been no concerted and
loud yell for peace from this quarter is
the strongest evidence as to the thoro-
ness with which Germany was militar-
led
When all those billions Of dollars suf-
fer that way without shrieking II indi-
Gates the finest, tightest little autocracy
this side Of kingdom come. but even such
an autocracy may crack, in time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
i on Have Seen f,iifert
Go BY. Several Times
Did You Feel the Thrill!

These are stern, heart-tearing times.
Down the street, behind a band and
Civil war veterans and Spanish war
veterans and city dignitaries and SO on,
come some hundreds Of our new soldier
boys, off for their cantonmentS.
They are uniformed, their guns are
at shoulder, their side arms rattle, their
kits are on their backs.
They are to win victories.
They are to add new glories to the
nation.
They are to have place in fame and
history. You feel the glory Of right
Gus war.
You cheer
You want to wave flags.
You boil with enthusiasm.
1t is great to be an American.
1t is great to have such fighters for
the cause.
Aren't they brave-looking, warrior
looking
How can we fail to win,
Following these ranks of uniformed
equipped, almost ready young men come
other ranks of our new soldier boys, UNI
uniformed, unarmed, in variety Of hats,
suits and shoes, just as they came from
home.
You can almost see where mother
brushed a coat, or, where sister tied a
necktie, or wife chung about neck
You don't want to cheer or wave flags
Your enthusiasm gives way 10 seri-
BUSINESS.
You don't think Of victories, fame
the national strength, the justice of the
cause.
You notice that the motherly looking
woman beside you in the multitude Of
spectators is crying behind her hands
You realize that the bloody roadway
Of war leads right up to the chair at
the family table and the place in the
freside circle
Heroes ALL whether in khaki or
cheviot, heroes leaving all behind, while
homes miss them miss them awfully.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
Low Cost of Saving Souls

Il cost the Presbyterians S26.6l 70
convert a heather 10 Christianity last
year.
To gain 94.500 converts in non-Chrs-
tan lands S2.525.369 was spent. says a
report just made public by the Presby-
terrain Board of Foreign MisisonS
This sum, however, includes education
al work in foreign lands maintenance Of
hospitals and diSpensaries. the purchase
and repair Of buildings and equipment.
The number Of converts is known. but
no statistics are given Of the number
Of minds frightened in mission schools
nor Of the lives saved in hospitals.
Irrespective Of the great good accom-
plished along these more material paths
il is only fair 20 admit that S2661 is
mighty cheap for saving a soul.
Why. in this Christian land of ours
many a man spends more than that I'M
one evening sending his soul to perdi-
ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
A Valuable Political
Hint From Canada

Canada has enfranchised large part
Of her women-to suppress political
slackerism
In the next Canadian elections every
wife, mother or sister of a Canadian SOL
der overseas will cast the vote Of her
soldier, whether he be alive and well. i'm
the hospital or buried somewhere in
France"
At the same time, new laws allow the
soldiers in France and elsewhere to vote.
The politicians who opposed conscrip-
ton in Canada and counted on the inn
mense Stacker vote of Quebec to return
them to Office are up against this ne2
political expedient, born of nation 8
necessity.
Canada has adopted woman suffrage
as a military measure.
What comment on the old-time anti
suffrage argument that it would imperil
national existence because women would
not vote for armies and navies
The Canadian legislation conveys a
valuable political hint to America also./
A year from now. when new con-
gress Is elected, some 100000 Ameri-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29

can voters, the pick OF the natioh' may
be i'm France.
The Stacker vote ieit oehiho "''s'''
constitute a danger M some sections.
Governor Bllbo OF MISSISSIPPI fet'il1-
ing this has just called Speci"I seSSi""
of the Mississippi legislature TO give
every Mississipan abroad IN the regular
army, national guard national ~ NV
navy on marine CORPS q ei'''''-e '' '''''
his vote
Bliho ls not going 60 let the Stacker
gang seize the state government Odd ''''
absence Of many oI the state o'Sl
voters
Every American state should a'oF'
>imiiA legislation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
A Better Lot of Men
For the Grand Jury Could
Not Have Been Selected

We may take heart at the calling Of
a grand jury when we are cognizant of
conditions, from surface indications.
that a grand jury investigation is the
thing needed
The calling of a grand jury. however
merely suggests a house-cleaning.
The summoning of good men to sit as
the grand jurors makes us sure If il.
Wayne county is to be congratulated
upon the character and representative
qualities of those names for jurors
which came out in the first drawing.
A better selection could not have been
made had the men been chosen openly
instead Of in a blind drawing
And We feel that every one of them
will feel it his duty to serve the county
in this important capacity
There is an excellent opportunity for
Wayne county TO be redeemed from polit-
ical ring rule and oliiceholding IN per-
petuity under a law Of ascendency
That our affairs in the county build
ing have been disgracefully mismanaged
is known to us all.
We have the Kloka case for an eve
opener and a sample.
A thoro probe is needed and the very
men to do the job have been selected.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
Pointed Paragraphs

faffeG calf has no love Tor THO
prodigal con
Even when 'ac worst comes
Doc best 0f ~
Gras hairs need 1c hororcd r.
ehrn fiaf sdOr h0nca ADad
Cold CASA aarfs "a marble
Dnf 'hr Gee femrorarf
sometimes woman cries
her inability - fnd somr. hne
laugh AZ
a married man may has. h
raf an hi wife deceive on
direction
Some ni9p'e nrset Soon lgfr
thnIf cTora ,o make p.trr pfng
weary
rhr carly bird WaF Eahhir f
worm hg Dr. cpcsrt look bike
4uare Co.. for fho worm
Ihe brand of farm tl1f ONE u.l
poet to aovr r-ur
uidn't lto fnoiH
DO nurl0g az c0ntiutnr Eef0
uhf.ica. culture most women uou
bo sthlnft
s woman ms fool her hlahana
INFO hfiie.Ing Do '4e head Ii Hr
house. bu Dec cav fool tto neIr.
bu1
4 PRO abif nf'iahs h6r ut ver
Ting thn and -hr bhram enaeeH
40 samson bncau he refused f0
mime Tho brand ol hair tonlc b.
used
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
BOOkkeeDinG
sY sERroN eRALEY

BY 5ERToN 6RALEY
! saff - au lacting n method system
hand a reforming myself.
Ill hfnr ~ disbursements
And 10 OF pf.f
5o h0uraf % little rcd memorandum
And acted spending
Thrr wouldn't quite balance tho had planned
9 Dad 9 down
Miscellaneous transformations.
For maybe week attention centered
on Looping Tho figures exceedingly straight.
Tho. Heeh ehouid entered
fti.l PM down iill little late
And tho erd ~ th0 vfoP I'd
AHu.rhar ~ things 10u readily
] bad fo - forth for uafaory's rotten
This note
Miscellaneous .............. % q"
Aud after monfhs. fm about abandon
SIS book much
mefhOdira had planned
almost toofofaly thc
fhoIalf 30 be- careful and cautious and thrifty
find this q terrible
And last week book showed salarys Nifty
Miscellaneous ............. 4S0fi'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
From Another Pomtof VeW
BIZ C. T. s

--- u =
AZ any iale' lhe Inefhpef from Aiabama
mas undoubtedly changed ms mind about
~ ll-eIlllleI L-oILl -NoLIn DahoLd neIng
'a0'is''
ildL 4n ~ Hdft Litt iou@e came 10 Greer
70 come 20 D.o"S.
~. ,..., by ,..i %. aa. ... i..'a
+ =. t,--, ,',,, 49,, ,,,- ,,.,.- 81. ,..-.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
PROFITS ON RED CROSS.
BUT is ACQUITTED

The Berlin rorwaerfs produce
caa OF corruption 20 7hDv in Cor.
many "oniy fhe lirtie thieves arc
hanged Thes story
Councillor Hermann sch0ndorf.
locally known as tho secret fus of
Du-ertorf Was arrested oU
charge CT unrHtriutc behavior
atafr an rnurrpG- irHH
free ef. DHs, aId0rf, OWING ~ shIr rr.
marulhio cothmerrial laptndc. AND
is fhe chairman OF tn. local Red
Cr0 He had FOR SOME slime beeh
in fhe habit Of buying large GUAM
titles OF cigars In Holland. These
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29

NHs DEPARTMENT light
operations Of Advertising aker
4
Users De
ce Only and
Address
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29

ifiAr' ffl lhNf TOT any
counir, that had not com
mandor in chief for the hold
an admiral for tho fleet. or
pfVnc minister
You arc a fool said tho
chairman Where are there
better men than Sir Douglas
Haig Admiral Rsafuc. and
Iloyd Gerrrr -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29

We'll" said tho Irishman "Sir Douala
Scotsman. Admiral Beattic ~ an Irl
nd Lloyd George is q Welshmaz
THE case dismissed Next, pieass.-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29

sequrnfly had 20 resort q good
deal 10 tho influence OF Tho
cane
One day. when some unpar
donable breach ~ discipline
had been committed. be- stood
with several of the ring leaders
in front of the class
Boys" said be. sternly. "if
seems 90 me that have fo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29

Lizzie Hazel on papa. your nice
white Pipe is turning brown
Papa Yes. dear j. us the smoke
char coior- &c.
Little Hazel And are an colored
people white before they begin go
smoke. papa
Young Man ladmrlng picture In
rarlorl Does your sister paint. Bet
tie7
Little Bette Yes sir but Shoe
finished now. and a. soon ~ she
puts little powder on she'll Doc
right down
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29
The Keep Well
Column
sANtrATloNt

Every oHCer and soldier now To-
'hH -sr1lin ~ Europe is required
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29

work nc canc a great deal iuorc than ought
work b."
los SIR retortod the demon Of The class
with significant look at the cupboard II
'houIdnt wonder II IL comes out on strike poon
And sure enough ~ did
An Irlshman was taken before tho tribunal ne a
ION oinntioug obiector Tho sergeant asked him
20 state his reasons TO tho court
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-29

At any rate. the member from Alabama
has undoubtedly changed his mind about
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Qlbi@iebsbrief
Sat 2sIis 5lsmins, bic felt IOntag
brrmih. iuirb, ihrsn anseb6rissH
seidDrieben.

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ipditig Radforid)ungen iiber ben ger.
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ing, RON yeo. 3473 Bccobiirn apenue,
ingeitelli, Die ieit wlontag periflDiin.
cen lit imo nIogliherpeiie SeIbitmofo
bescnaen bot.
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am ytontng in Denton, ap., ani bic
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@ci 5eibuIg fir ben ter5ipeiieIteu
S6ritt, ben iie jii ibun geGcnfe.
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rcn als gudbalterin in Der aappeit
fobrit Don So6ins G. Brc. I'm gugt
tScbdilbe imb ibre arbeiteeber iieIlter
.bi geitern bas bette 3eugnib aus uni
gnben Der ieitea llebcr5eisuug 9lus
oruf. 6nb Sic 9iider nolie in Gro
iiung fern iDiirocn.
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ct. 9aulus 8cnleiribe (Yaitor u. BE.
msns) bat morssu Ra9miitas Der
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ride 9eiter oes @lrreol,s, bteieu 60
item nrlnHtebr oeiinitin erbalten miro.
Gbenic Duroe allh Die SroiuanB an.
gellcmuten, nel9e ben Rciten eire5
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miro.
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guhta iibcrmitteIte Sroinnr3. ourb
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8ettsetteln in ihrcm 9ciib augetroifet
mtrOen, alli $500 erhoht miro.
Inter Auihebuug ser @eifdfts.
rcaeIn iuuroe Die nor aormittee firr
8qnrnung Der StrnbeH uuter6reitete
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Gies unb 2as.

- Der ftdbtii6e 9eiuuoheItsbe'
ante Or. s. s.. 2dnbis Durbe ges
tern pom &risgsfetretdr Rstutpn ..
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abenbitunoeu tuirb cine 5eier auf
bem Saft 9sieIb uerurifuItet, bic ein
Sonssrt urb grillautfeuerpert ums
fabt.
= Die itGbtiide &oHtrOlIbehDrbe
pereab geitsru ben 9outratt fir ots
Sanuliiirungserbeiteu. bic eineu aus
fhlub on ben IbSugstanal an Der
Baltimore Nosuue unb Garit Str.
Biz sur gpait GOsnue biIben an ).
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oon $25, ,S93.75.
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meiTter pu6td cine Delegation opu
;Srouen aus RiOsr'toe 9egen Die euts
feslihtu 9eriide boritelIie, Die ben
bortigen @nlogen Der Cincinnati Res
ouctiou @p. entfteiaen. Ser 9iiraers
reiitsr DerIprut, bob er ii6 bemiis
ben piirbe. qbbilfe gu ibdffen.
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eeiteru, tpie aus Columbus aerueloet
trUrbeu. gum Tloipr TN Department
nes Su6ge stopOcate General Der
Sbioer Electromagnetic etranut.
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Ger Ztastratb.
Ter Setricb IN Der Yaaotionuiae ge
lcuhtnngsanlnge hort am 81
Aneuit AMI.

Ger 9etrieb III Der elettrilden BE.
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all II. gtrellit eIaaeltelt DerSen uHo
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mog!if ria4 6ieIeu Sernlin perfauIt
meroen So lat aeltern Der Siaotrat6
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eclr &oie bemerfts. eaB iit in 9iaoi'
,puUiIe be3iiglih Der Selelttunes.
aa!aee orei 5attionen gcbilhct bdtten.
uCll ocnan bic cine Die 9lnlale beibe.
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jl1tite 5oftiOu oerlange SeibebaItung
Ser glnIase llno Oab ole Staot Die Glef,
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