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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Sic ale @erbinbliffeiten bes leet.
ecnnmtten jli Ioien. Cd gebe Sbncn
abioIiite @oaniad,t i,llO erillde Sic,
bieie Gngelegenbeit iobnIo oils nlog-
lid uno init Der allergroBtcn Tisfre-
ton unb pielem Gait at erIeoigen.
SodpadItrngspoa,
9ernbarb, Shirt at 0erresbeim,
8raf bon @ernitein."
Gr aoreiIierte bas airpert unb elm
Seufaer Der Grleihter1lng entrang
lid ieiner 8rrit. Sest mar fem Sicb
wenigitens serettet, gerettet aus BEN
Sd,tben bieies l~tngebeuers, aber a6!
Die @linben ibres Ser5ens, bic CT
ielbit seidylagen. fonnte err nift bei.
len uno bod mar es gut, bob alles.i 10
sefommen mar. @Gre iein @eib
nidyt our reften 3eit 10 ploslif bin-
ein9epIast, 10 ipare oas llnaIiif nod
piel GROCER ge%porben. @r mar ia
wabniinnig Dor 2eibeniduft setpeien!
&ditlos ging er I'M 3immer nif ltno
ab, bis Die 9Gmmerung einbrab.
Damn befabl er iein @ep1f 5I bolen,
bas nod auf Ser 9abn lag. Scs
groBe @ep1d mar idyon nah Sant.
burg pormiseeiaiot, I'M an 8orb ge.
bradt az nerben. @r IieB iib elm
gao sirrebt MAIDEN unb beiteIte lid
I~benoeiien.
aulm butte er elm paar 9iiien &c.
nommen, 10 itanb er nieOer alf urio
9ing rditlos i'm 3immer oui unS ab.
ShlieBlid iibermannte i'm Die Wtii.
bigfeit urb er mari iid Guf's Bet,
Inn einise Shinoen Su idJIafert. ST.
batte pieQeidt orei Stunben geifla.
rem oils er id,on mieoer in aler Sriibe
gcspedt ipuroe, pie er angeorbnet
bate. 9lIs er it'd beim @ntleiben ~
Dem Spiegel iab, ifJraf er Dor ieinem
eiaeren 8iIbe Sltriid; cs idiitteltc ibn,
als lper,t er 5ieber bate, Damn gitg
err binunter ui,o lieb lid eiuen @a.
gen fomneu. er erreihte nod &c.
rabe ben 3ug nod hamburg. Bon
bort poIte er lid mtf Der nYennipl.
ponia" rah Ifrifa einidifien. Sn
Sdmbitrg iplirOe err bon einenl Beam.
ten Der ShifisgeieGidaft obacbolt.
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an gorS, Gtp. 9urfIaudJt," iagte Ser
Wunn. rSu eiuer Stunoe iabren
mir ab. sit oos ales Sanogep6d2"
Oerresbeim botte lid cine Staars.
fabine beitellt. er begab iih ioiort on
8oro unb fairo alleS mrf's bette burI
Ieinen agenten arrangiert. Die 3eit
bis 5ur Ibfabrt berbrad)te er auf
led. Or 5iin0ete iif cine 3igarre al
uno iab benz baiti9en Erei6en Der
bunt 5uiammcngepiirieIten Wense
81, uie es iih iebeslual Dor slbeang
zines iiberieeiiben 0ampfers abipielt.
Cine 8iertelitrrnbe Dor Sidytirng
Der Mnfer lab Der Siirit einen Wann
NIT etner ReiIetaide iiber Die Gam.
o%,ingsbriide fonmen. gs mar Elm
nod iirnser Wtann nit rotben Saa.
rem, blaiiem 9eiidt, mo blutrnter.
lalifeneu Iusen. Sem gIid bate
et,pas S6eles, @engitIibes. Ter
Wann itien franf az iein. Gin
Steiparo fam ailf ibn 81 unb fraste
tbu mad Der Drummer ieiner &dbine.
sd tpeiB es nod nidt. I'd belize
Semis. Sd babe crit beilte morsen
telesrapbiid cine Sabine beiteut."
~Ih riftia," eripioerte Der Step
aro. .Sennia!. Sier aui Der 2iite
iteben sic. Sic BADEN 9tiinumer AT"
sd hdnte Nnen; mann werben
mir abfabrens"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

oils Ser Shirt III bo6lter aufr..
gltrtg ieine Wobiuitg am 9onigsplas
p~erluiien bate litlb al,t Die Strobe
trnt, befano or iih 10 5iemlih in ber-
leIben troitIoien 9eriaiiung mie Sris.
gr lenfte ieine Shritte iiber Sen Elas
in Die Siegesauee. Gin feiner SpriiG.
regen fiel berab. SIN froitelte. Sect
crit fiel ibm elm, buB er in Der ailf.
reglna ieincn YaIetot oben bate lie.
gen laiicn. @ber Inn feinen Yreis in
Der @elt mare er nod eiitntol 5uriif.
gefcbrt. gr fnopitc iih bic ssode ieit
5u uro ityritt eiIig peiter. @as
nm? @r iud)te ieine 8coonfen III
oronen unb in Rube al ii6erIegen,
mas nm geideben miiiic. Sn Der
&oniegr1scr StraBc beianb iid) Gin
pornebmcs Sotel, no or bcfannt thar,
ba or bort offers nit icincn Sreiin.
ben eii,febrte, lpenn lie bon Der Sn96
fouen. Sprt pollte or Die NadJt blet.
ben. 9us er cintrat, fornen ibm Tpr.
tier uno Sbcrfellner bienIteiirig crt.
gegen.
SD babe meineu Yaletot i'm Stub
liegen Iaiien," inete er, ais er Die
c%ritaunten 9eiitter Der beioen
Gienitbefliiienen lab.
,Sebr wobl. Orrhlaubt, er miro
iofort gebolt meroen."
.Nein, Idiien Sic nl,r. nenn ib
morgen our 9abn fabre, fam id i'm
aui Dem @ege mitnebmen."
Oamit sab er feline Sut an ben
Oberfellner. gr itiea langiam Die
Treppe binali, nm lid bas 3inmer
anouieben, 6aS man iiir i'm irei
bate. Damn rieeclte er lid Elm unb
mari lic) euf Dos Sofa.
So, nit ibrn ipar eS 5u gnoe. eje.
miiiensbiife unb iebrSIhttge 2iebe
folterten iein Ser5. Wie bate er MIR
Steienise. Die er 70 Iiebte. 10 in Der.
i,,fplne brtngen f0nnen! 'Die batte
er MIR i'm @rnit 6oran oenfen ton.
r,en, bieies iiibe enselhaite Wedoten
at entfiibren! Miemals pirb err lie
%tpie6eriebcn! @as ibu am meiitcn
ibauerste. mar bas 9em,Btiein. oaB
er bon SriS ~mieoergcliebt miroe. Ter
Weoanfe mar fnnm 81 ertrasen. Sic
liebte TIN, itn6 bod ipar er aeapua-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
81. Qapitel,

Sic S%alisDGltcrin IN Der 9erres.
beim'idJen @obrning bate ifon me1-
rere Male aitf Die aiifenubr aeieben.
liner Shirt ibeint bcute nidpt
mebr nod Surtie at fommen, ionit
wiirbe er bod geiaet baben, baB man
ein 3immer fir i'm 5uredJt maden
ione unb babel bot er bod ieincn
lleber3ieber bier Iiesen laiIen," iaete
tic sl ibrer Sreunbin, Der &ofin aus
Der oritten Gtage, Die offers bel ibr
Citation mafte, ipenm lie einbolen
ging.
n8ieaeift fonlmt er nod ltnS bolt
ibr,," meirtte bieie.
.Oos CLAUDE ib nift. Wann mag
tpobl Die 9aronin Oannenberg ge.
saneen iein2 SD bdbe iie gar nidyt
fortseben boren. Sic n,uB nit SrGli.
lein bon SoIftein suiamnren fortgc.
gangen ietn. alh, bas tit Elm biibi6ss
Wdbheu! Sd iase SDner, bas refine
@benbtlb bon ibrem 8ruoer."
.8ieIeiht iinb bic $erri6aiten
nod i'm Salon," meinte Die 3of}in.
Sobanua idiitteIte ben aopf.
.Oort lit aaes rubig. Sd babe
idon ein paarmal an Der Tbiir ge.
9ordt. Oos bette lit nobl, man gebt
5u 9ett. Cute Wuht, @nnal"
@iai mar fem 5riiba,ifiteber, bas
uiBte Inna. Dor neun llbr braudte
tie linn fem SriiEtiid Su brinsen.
Sic bate oartm ein iebr ansenebmes
2eben. lin aht llbr itanb Tie ieT6it
crit aiIf. 9egen nei,n llbr sins lie tn
ben Gallon, Inn ben Staib AT piiten.
Die Ebiir gum Sdlaf5immer mar MIR
amselebnt, iie frat btnein, es tpar Ieer.
,Iami9" brlimmte tie, Der lit ia
gor nid}t nah SaIie %eefommen. 80
mag Der eeitern Nbenb selaroet iein2
ga, ib mill bas Sriibitiid siiredt ma.
f,eit, ionit fomntt err mir plCsli1 auf
ben SaIs utb bann ioa es bopp bopp
geben."
als lie 70 I'M 3immer berum1pirtb.
idaftetc, fieI ibr ein eigentbiimlihcs
Iarfiim altf, oaS bas 3immer nit iei.
nem Quit erfiiate. 9u fieI ibr @lid
a,rf bes Siiriten lteberaieber, Der i'm.
lter nod arr Der Sttontane lag.
sd mill i'm niir lieber oralrbcir
dnbGnger, ionit miro CT bier nod
itaitbig."
8leib Sarauf ertontc elm mart.
cridJiittcrnoer Shrci. eincn glugen.
bid itanb iic nit Dem l~lcbcr5ieber In
Der Suno rcgltngslos % uno ~itarrte
auf Die Sttomane. 9unn itiir5te lie
lpie beieiien, fo%rttpabreno I'M Sufe
rufenb, Gif bic 9reppe. Oas flrrdt.
bare 8eidrei lodte BEN portier ino
bic gepobner Der irbrisen Stodtper.e
berm,s. @ls man lie fragenb Inn.
rinste, fonnte lie mir init ~sitternber
Sanb nad Der offenen @obnunss.
tbiir oeieeu.
.Dort, bort I'M Salon!" Damn
Itiir5te iie obnmddtig suiammen.
Wfun bruns in SaS b~e3eidnete 3im.
mer uno iab bort Die 2eide mtf Der
Sttomane liegen.
Sic 1T tobt,~ iagte einer Der lin.
i~tebenoen. User mag Die Dame
iein?"
Soboma bate lid pieber erbolt
unb tpar Den anbern aefpfgt. .9as
1T Srmi BON Oamenberg, SerlI
Steinmeiers Stnpeiter. Sic fpar
geitern @admittas bel uns 5rnl
geiudJ."
r@uein2" suuroe Tie sefrugt.
ga, aIein."
Gas bette lit, mir Imlien CUR go.
li5ei," meinte Der Yortier. runo elmer
mub Den Brroer bolen. Wsiiien sic
Due Wobuuug3"
8Ieid barmii eridienen snei Sri.
ntnabedmte. 9aS 3immer tplroe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

ien gebolt bate, mod)tc eifris go.
ti5en, na6oem or ben tooten aorper
iorgfGltig nnteriiift batte.
~Sie Sahe lit bDdit einfnh,"
panote lid Der 9eamte an ben GOT.
tor. r@ir nerOen nod beute einen
Saftbefebl eegen SoIitein erIaiieit."
Steinmeier borbte auf.
nSolitein bot es nift get6an," ricf
er, der lit oeiien gar nidt f1big,
Solitein fpar e3 nift."
9ie geamten l1delten iiberlegen.
Gortesune ,foI9t.l
-4--k-
Gs lubnt iih, bic Sn5eisen sn leien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30
Sd bin aus Nelore, 8ritiids
Emblem.

Ov
NIB truroe BON beioniihsn Gltern atbpreu.
so ipurbt I'm fatboliiGtn Wltitpns.Naiie
pahs tr9pssn. Gs aibt Sunberts psu sin.
bttn, BITE gtrrbtn iomnsn m5dtsn, aber
nffer Vrietter fast, bah BITE Soften 10
tdtutertg ftitn iniplet bes arissts, bah CT
~ oteustdjt g%t5lunnstn ielen mag, has
Eaifenhaus 5n idlltthsn. @pIIeH sic
ibm nt6t btlfsu?
Die fietnis gabe wirb banteno ange.
nputnien nno tpir iuerbsn perind,tn, aIe
Wabtn baenrdl 5n persittn, baA MIR iAr
nnfsre @obltbattr btten. eplns, bic bsbn
Cellars (oteft enntntt senist, nm elm
Gtub Gin gan5es Sahr lana a. perpfIeatnJ
sssent ftnnen ben Aamsn btitimmsn, bsa
Das atnb bet Der Saafe stbaitsn TOD unS
iperesn etne Photographic ibrts efas.
tugs ethalten.
DRaR isnSs feline gabs ssil. an st,,,
Bsttnns cher etrstt an Isp gatbtI
Etiso> eSkss66br' fir srtsie naS @sitps.
w TINT 6enis. Delo MAG man idbidsn
per SH%trrnatipHaI moueh CrbtI II. z.
Issptrs ossr per psrfSnIiebtu Gbsd.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-30

Gs Iubnt iid, bic siuseisen sn leien.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
FOUIlTu-CLASS T. .rMASTEN
EXAMINATION Mt PRICE

The thltcd States civil service COM
mission announces that on Saturday,
February 20. 1917. an examination
will bc held nt Price as n result OF
which Il IL expected 90 make certifl-
cation 60 fill contemplated vacancy
Ia the position OF fourth-class post
master at Mcfarland and other Vacan-
cies us they may occur az that office,
unless IL shall be- decided In the In
terests of the services Ia fill the VA
cancy by reinstatement, The SOM
pensatlon at the postmaster az this Of
flee was six hundred ana ten dollars
tor the last fiscal year,
Age limit - years aud over ON tho
date 81 the examination, with the eN-
eeption that In a state where women
are declared hy statute 90 be Of full
age Tor all purposes at - years wo-
men n years of axe ON the'date OF
the examination viii hc admitted.
Applicants must reside within IN"
territory supplied by the postoffice
for which the examination h an
nounced.
The examination Is open a. All citi-
gems ct the United States VII" ran
comply with the requirements.
Application forms and fun intor-
nation concerning the requirements
of the examination can be- secured
from the postmaster AZ Mohrland on
from tho United States ciyil service
commission az Washington, u. g,
Applications should be properly rN-
ccutcd and filed with the commission
al Washington az least seven days DE
| fore. the date ot the examination
otherwise Il may be- impracticahle "a
examine the applicants.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
January Record Of ship. sunk.

New York The destruction OF mer.
chant tonnage due 10 submarines,
mines and kindred war causes was
greater during January than in any
previous month. according 10 Stats.
ties published February by the Jour.
nal OF Commerce The gross tonnage
lost was 1886 .997. involving the sinking
OF i5t vessels, the statement says. and
t,,is brings the total destruction dur
Ing the war to t.36S.76G gross tons. or
eS6l ships
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
GOES BACK'TO THE HOUSE
Gu,crnor SENDS Prohibition Bili Back
Tor Vc-wordinE.

\ rc-wording Of section 2 Of the
Young prohibition bill which will per
NIT the manufacture OF malt or brew
ed liquors. containing not 10 exceed
onc-half Of I per cent OF alcohol syRs
prepared Wednesday by Attorney
General Ian ~. Shields. ne the re-
quest OF Gov Simon tiamborgeL 10
was sent e. the governor. who Inn
mcdiatcly transmitted II 60 the house.
The letter 81 the attorney general
includes an opinion 10 the effect that.
AZ the bill now reads. these liquors
cannot be manufactured In the state.
The governors purpose In securing
the rc-wording Of the bill Is 10 permit
Utah concerns Co manufacture these
liquors that they may not be discrim.
mated against In favor Of outside
brcwerieA
Supporters of the Young hill have
held that. under the recent decision
of the supreme court OF the United
States. giving an Interpretation Of thu
Webb Kenyon act. the transport Int
any state ct any liquor whatever. Il
banned by state laws h prohibited
This. " was held included absolutely
non.nicohoiic malt OF hrcwcd liquors
" Included In any state prohibition
law. Hence. u was contcndvd. there
would be- no discrimination aEainsI
Utah concerns usder the Young bill.
Attorney General shields. however
holds that the decision NJ the Euprrm'
court specifics Intoxicating liquors. a."
fined by federal statutes us those con
tanning more than ono-half Of I pei
cent alcohol Hence such lduorH con
tanning only this amount of alcoho
can be- brought into the STATE. he says
although their manufacture L. pro
hlhitcd under the Young hill.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
HUGE SUMS ron pgFtNsg.
Additions Of Fifteen Millions Made to
Naval Bill.

Washington. big increases were
added 10 nation defense appropriation
measures In congress Tuesday and
plans were made to put through quick.
~ other farroaehing provisions TO
auested by the administration 10 pre-,
pare the country for whatever may
follow the break with Germany.
The house. hurying the annual naval
bill toward completion. wrote into II
additional appropriations totallng as.
1000. OF which more than $1,000. 900
- for ammunition for merchant aux.
lliaries OF the fleet. and nearly $1,000
900 for antiaircraft guns TO defend
naval stations.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
suifrauIsts, c,onIerenee esIIed.

Washington, To outline plan 81
definite war service by women Mrs,
Carrie Chapman Gait president OF
the National Aperican Woman SUI.
frage association. has called the ex.
ecutiye council OF the association,
consisting OF 100 members. represent
ing all the states. TO meet in Wash
lngton February 49,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
Gerard TO Be Held.

Copenhagen. Is officially stated
that James ". Gerard, the American
ambassador Ia Germany, viii not be
allowed TO leave Berlin until the Ger,
man government Is satisfied as 10 the
treatment OF Count Won Bernstorff
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
Rread card, In Netherlands.

Washington A bread card SYSTEM
went into operation Tuesday through
out the Netherlands A central bread
bureau. dispatches 10 the commerce
department say, viii control distribu.
ton OF all bread and -four.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

room following. hia, ppeFsagss, - .sy
president telling the chief executive
of the nation that Utah Is squarely
behind him In his move. and following
the passage by the lower house OF a
house joint memorial by H. w. Young.
Jr.. of salt Lake pledging the support
uf the state In the present crisis.
George w Decker of Iron county
offered resolution pledging the In
dividuM service Of Legislators To the
country when the president calls. and
this was placed on the calendar
other Proposed Measures
a bin int srding to cuftaii the acti@-
ity Of biackmaiiers In Utah Is to be
introduced soon In the lower house
by G.. NJ. Hecker Cf Salt Lake. II pro-
vides that every person who extqrts
money or other property from an
other By means of force or threat IN
der circumstances not amounting TO
robbery shall be punished BY a term
Of not less than one year and not
more than ton years In the state pris-
on. A bill licensing cold storage
and providing for monthly
reports Is to be introduced soon by
Hccker. II provides also that eggs
placed In cold storage shall be stamp.
ed and that they cannot thereafter be
sold nr fresh eggs. This provision APP
plies to all other storage products.
too. and Is aimed to prevent misrep-
In food products
Another bill by Hecker provides
that not more than one dollar an inch
Doe charged hy newspapers for notices
required by law 60 be- published. pro-
yidpd. however. that tabulated matter
may be- charged Tor az $3.50 an inch.
Second aud subsequent insertions at
the two classes OF matter may he
charged for at nifty and scvcnty-fiVc
cents an inch. respectively, according
to the bill
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
SOMETHING GOOD.

Those who hate nasty medicine
should Try Chamhcrlam's Tablets for
constipation. They are pleasant 20
take and their effect is So agreeable
and so natural that you viii not real
IKE that Il has been produced by a
medicine Obtaina'le everywhefe.-
Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
To Display American flag.

Display OF the American flag from
the homes of loyal utahns as q sign
ot approval of the presidents action
In breaking diplomatic relations with
Germany has been requested By Gov
ernor Hamburger. The request was
made by the governor Saturday after
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
IN THE
LAND FILINGS
CHARGED
UNITED STATES TO PROBE LAND
APPLICATIONS.
Federal Grand Jury TO Investigate
Filings On 100000 Acres OF Land
-Officials Declare Rush For Public
Domain surpasscs All Rccords-
Applicants Checked.

In possession OF fragments Of infor-
nation. pointing. II Is alleged, TO con-
spiracy In the filing Of applications
for more than 100000 acres Of land on
the public domain in Utah. during
January. officials OF the United States
land office and members of the de-
partmcnt Of Justice are engaged IN a
probe which may result in the re-
turn of indictments when the April
term 81 the federal grand jury COM
Vcnps
The lands IN question are applied
for under the GtO-acre grazing home
stead law. which became effective
during the latter part Of December.
Applications Tor the land were filcd
In such great numbers that mild as
tonishment developed among invcsti-
gators of the land office. Iicber &.
JcN. land office receiver, took In more
than forty-thrcc thousand dollars In
filing fees durinE January
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

WILL TRADE GOOD FORTY &C
ranch FOR city property or VIII Y
ON easy terms for "A term OF 81
Close 10 city--in walking distance
4 w Crockett. Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

GO To THE NOVELTY REPl
shop for stove repairs. Broken
nituro mended. General repair VI
~, N, Robinson, Price, Eighth n.
entrance. Niglia- BonOmo building
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09

some Of The more elaborate sdits for
girls
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
DUTTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hl

BUTTER wRAPPERs-oNE HI
dred. Si.O0; two hundred, 81
five hundred s2,5O; one thoua
$500. Larger quantities we VIII
ure on. Enclose cash with ordsi
Il will save express or parcel :
charges. Postage-for one huns
10 three hundred wrappers. five 81
three hundred 20 one thousand .
cents, Nothing but the best pa
ment paper and special ink TIA
not affected by salt or grease,
SUN. Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
AdlSts
One Cent Per Word Each Inscp
No Charge Accounts.

ron sALE-GooD NEW HOO
with an acre OF ground aud
chard. Ideal place FOR chicken raa.
Apply 10 owner az the Resort ?,
Hall.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-02-09
EIGHT HOUR BILL IS
BEFORE LABOR
COMMITTEE
DISCUSSION or CUIuiIE MEASURE
HELD LAST MONDAY.
Matter Comes III In the House When
Representatives OF Both Iaboring
Men aud Their Employers Appear
City Attorneys Oppose Measure tn
Abolish Justice Courts In cities.

Consideration Of the Curric eight
hour bill was the matter before the
labor committee of the house Monday
when representatives uf both the la
boring men and their employers APP
reared THE eight hour hill viii
make more work Tor all classes Of
,vorkers." -ays a. =. Moore. editor of
the Utah Labor News Twenty years
ago In Salt Lake city the printers had
an eight hour rule Va their work. and
10 not only gave work To- more men Tor
certain number of linotype machines
boz USE. but u also made higher pay
for them"
u. y. Curtie W Salt Lake urged
favorable report on his measure. say
ing that the workingmcn are entitled
TO an eight.hour day but Ncphi L.
williams of Emery county objected.
satying that BE- knew OF men who were
willing a. work nine hours day
"If they are willing to work nine
hours day. I am opposed to passing
IL law that viii make Il Illegal to do
80" he said.
Those fellows that are willing To
work nine hours simply don't know
the advantages ~ an oiEht-hour day.
rspiicd Curric. They haven't been
educated To- stand up Tor Themselves
Wei. why educate them. then. v
they don't know the difference -
asked williams
A bill providing that all schools OF
Utah shall teach the effects ot alco-
hoi upon the human system was In
troduccd by nr. uraC. Strntton Airvy
Monday In the lower house. The
measure provides that no phyzi"logi
~ hygiene text book not conforming
10 the conditions Of the act shall be
used IN Utah schools. and that any
teacher who refuses Co give inHtruc-
ton shall hayc hii license rrsokcd.
Discuss Proposed Game Laws
A warning that most VI IN. upland
game birds OF Utah viii be- oStermin.
Htsd within a few years " some mean.
are not taken 10 preserve thctr wa
sounded when Prof J. A. Paul of th,
University of Utah appeared befsr,
the fish and game committee of the
lower house 60 urE" that permanent
closed s"ason be- placed on mourninl
doves
The game birds are being rapidly
wiped out by the sportHmen and mar
Not hunters" said Professor Paul
and " you do not take steps 90 curt
this Hlt lighter there win be- but sligh
hunting for your children, and non'
for your grandchildren.
The speaker recommended tina
grouse. zngr hen aud pine hen b. pro
tected. The fish and game hill WI
probably be- presented Ia the lowe
HOUSE tomorrow. according Ia SylNcs
Ter williams. who II drafting H.
we have decided definitely tia
there shall be- a four-year closed sea
ION OF deer" aid Williams We ar
undecided whether 10 remove mourn
ing doves from the list Of game birdi
hut We may do 80. Rs We understan'
that they are becoming pretty scarce
John Hopkins of Morgan county
chairman OF the committee. adde'
that beaver. otter and all furboarin
animals except the muskrat and sucl
animals ~ are regarded AZ pests WI
undoubtedly be- put under close
season clause.
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THAT. coupled with the fact that
more than 600. 600 acres Of land were
applied FOR H. without precedent
said ~. Stanley liinrichs chief of the
salt Lake field division OF the general
United States land office. while he
was endcavorinK To- ascertain what
agents were behind the unusual inter
est In the filing on GiO-acrc grazing
hom.rteada on which cntrymen must
live for periods Of seven months dur
ing each u the first three years In or
der Co acquire patent
Information which has soopcd out
OF the unprecedented interest n said
10 bear evidence that a great many OF
the applicants for GiO-acrc grazing
homestcads represent certain stock In.
tercstH deirouu of gaining eventual
possession of vast tracts OF grazing
range on the public domain.
II ~ reported that many Of the
prospective cntrymen already have
consented To- lay bare stories which
will be- OF unusual interest to IN" de-
partmcnt Of justice.
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