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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-21
Como los antiques
Niene de la la.)

renoribre universal. documentos de
nuestra historic antigua que sc per-
G!cron para siempre, edlcioncs cente-
narias de obras c6lebres que lutheran
s:Go maravilla del mas descontenta-
dizo bibliofilo; en- los Segundos. fue-
ron destruidos aparatos cieat!f!cos
de dificil adqaisicion actual. de inne-
gable util!dad para los ~educandos,
10 mismo ateos que religiosos, cuyo
valor real representaba una verda-
Gera fortuna.
Tcdo fuc deStruido SisIamatica-
mcnte. Hay IN tetalle hondo ' cruel
que recuerda cl paso dc tcdos los
b2rharics por tcdos los emporios de
Ia civilization. 10 .nismo 2ntaAo Que
oeano. IN rcGusNo dctalie que tic
ne una alta significaci6n simoolica:
los scldados de Dieguez. ~pusieron de
"mantillas' 4 sus caballos, las pagi-
mas en- pergamino secular, de los L.
bros coralos. rcspctados POI cua.ro
siClos. ungidoS Ior c~uatroc!en:cs ancs
de fe.
Sobrc ios personals . aS rides.
Cerrados les temples. saqueados
les colegios. destruidas las biblicte-
cas-. los s2cerdotes empe2aron a ser
encarcelados Y asesirados.
Los eXtranjecos. cypulsados al son
dc Ia Mama Carlota : de Los Can
gcejcS, de la .Ade!ita y de II CIcara-
cha.
Hubo manifestations de proccsta,
Y la pclicia LIS disolvi6 a caba!lazos
y a tires.
e. Arzobispo &c Guadalajara, 81
guicndo Ell eiemrlo de los prclados
mexicancs radicaGos n Lstados Uni
dos. la0z0 una Carta Pastoral CT Ia
cue proteslaba contra las Gisp2sicic-
mes atcntatoriaS a Ia Iglesia, de Ia
Constitution dc Queretarc. Ii Pas
toral. Tuc lcida eH toGcs los temples,
@! gob!crno cscucho en- ella una pro
clama revoluc!onaria. sc aFlrmo en-
, ju.cic. ' mcdiante Drueba testimonial,
declare cue el Arzobispo O-ozco y il
| m6ncz. como los curas carl!stas Gel ST.
g.o rasado. andaba por las sierras
tapatias. fusil Ell nan ~capiJ2ncan-
! do una partiGa de rche!des. Y los sa-
. cerdoteS. c6mulicas de la rebellion, fuc-
! ron enc2rcelados.
. BESIDE Ia persecution no
ha tenido limitacioncz, ha lloGGGo.
, secun 81 memorial, a todos los afro
. pe!Ios.
Fl clero protesta contra clio, y pi-
dc iusticia. cor el caractor dc per
soma neral. ron g! dcrecho para ser
, oida. aue ticrcn todas las agrupa-
= clones lcgalmente :ormadas y N lc-
gai funcionamierto dcntro DC l" PUG
Bio sanet:do al impcrio de Ia ley
comin. Pidc Que Sc lie respatc como
= ;al. como Sc rcspeta = los minister's
: dc o;ros cuis2s. cue 70 Sc ronEan 4
la celebration DC sUs ritos. sino las
! ta"a,iyas ieCaleS. fundadas cn Ia IA
Ton ; en- Ia defcnsa de los in:ereses
&c terccro @ los morales dc IA Repu-
bl!ca. oua no sc Ia des?oja dc los
cI2mentos que el pueblo. Tolrntar!&-
mente. ha 9uosto y rCnc I 81 a!can-
! &C para su subsistcnci2. J Qu2 Sc lie
den las -arsn:ias DC quc codes los
! ciudadancs C~isfruJan.
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Dsiese listed de safrir.
No impOria que tan

No ImpOrta cue tan
observation-disclosures pueda
ser 81 condici0n ac-
tua!: e. canine de Ia
Saiud esta alberto pa
RI ID.
Los casoS crOnicOs
Y lIarlaG0S cOmunnen
te ''irrurabies'' casI
Siempre ceden 4 los
marayillCSOS trats-
Eient0s Hste0PA'icrs.
70 euro: CstarT0,
Constipation Euicr-
mrdades ServiOSss.
dc los EnteS;inoS. de
10 RifI0neS. PARALYSIS.
insomnia Y Otras mu-
rbaS tntPDsi1s.
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,onlia g d;chos ar: cuios.

uonaia e d;choS ar5cuioS.
"a a~sevcracion lei amigo conve"-
1aGo-. ~c~;lisaha. cues. ci:r;2 e. TO-
Ga, SIS parties. Los meXicanos ln&"
a tcner una nucya nostalgia: IA dcl
DaT.
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las ca-.L:-a5 aor Ia 4:toria2d:

Las ca-ab:-,s son Ia a"tofiaad:
-Aou. 10 kay ma aWtoridan 4le
6 so!-li;cro7 los soid2Io: "accan-
l;.tz. ~ .@ior Rodriguez. senaiahdo-
!! la cariaina, 4Je l'2r2har cn Ia
ElaHo-.
p % 0 Cue ne a~H-ehc2jeM ;
sob-c toIo, &c css@ r~34"2ra:
-Eo:uue al 10 c2;eno auez."o
coronel Tirso- ! listed no tie7e QHs
hat!ar aaLa = i Gamma" cen no:o-
tr2-. 81 70 Cuiert que 'e demos ST.
eaerecido"
"A dorde ne ~l,ev.n? 9-oCu2to
Q! r~rjsionsro.
va 10 z2bra. Canine y no me
cuntc ma, pogquc 81 no 10 m2ta-
mos aqui como d IN ~perro....
Gami>6 cl senior Rodriguez en- nc
die de Ia cscolta " %sta !.Gc alto Ger
"a dc donde ell corIny del coron9!
safranci;t2 cstaha detenido.
-;Fusi,enlo. critic Tirso Coma
lez. 4! verlo llegar a ST. ~presencia.
IA mi?--cE Por cue? pregunt5
arrustiado cl senor Rodriguez.
iiPue5 ole he hecho 70 que NEE
ca que .e me applique Ia ley fuga"
Scr re~acc!onarlo ' es:ar de- d
cuerdo con les DandiGoS gnemigoS
nues.ros. a los nUe ayuda.
rs falso.-lo "ivo entregaro a
mi trabajo. en- el CAMPO.
-.Aunquc 10 miegu2. NosotroS %
sabemos bien. e padre de Jose Ms
ria Rodriguez, euemigo nucstro :;
ouien hicinos hu!c hasta ei iado
americana. ' POT fuerza tiene que
carlo ay1dandc.
-:Ah. ent5ncc; me quisren tusi-
lar por 81 dsliso de ser padre &c Jose
Maria?
ST, Y porque no Caeremos "a
terer comPlacencias con los eneml-
COS. iAcabaremo5 con todcs y con
ustad desdc luego.
Y ei jefe carrincista ordc1o q sus
hombrcs que hicIeran fuego =nhre e.
honbre arrancado de 81 hogarr 81
tuado en- e. campo, donde no pudo
obteasr Ell auxi,io de nadie CUE hU-
biera podido eyitar sl m~oasEuo5o
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G~RATIFlCARE con $500 : quien ne 7-o-
~po-fione info.rnes dc! Sr. Isidoro Jimene.,
bla:co. oios cafes. pelo -ubio. En- eI car:-
no lie laredo catrc It's estaeiones de Eoeitl,l
y Ca.ula baio de- tren SIN gae Sc seoH "a
e. caalGuier informs dir.siFio 1 b3.ofe.
r..rtire=. T.. &. BE. 80. Eou,tos.. Teas.
tssl.
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IA SF+TA Marccl:na Garcia lesea saber 81
paracc-o del Sr. Julian Salaz2r ) Camilla
con su:er cstuyo ei ST. f. Cue en- New York
y ~ G.jo que iba = t-abajar Por cGcnta dc n
B'ack Horse Tobacco Co. 4 New Orleans 0
L Habana. Cua!Iu!c- inforr2e aue s" tenEi
sobrc cl part:cula- iiriSi!!o a +. Gsei, st
:!csr Ave. 3Oi East St. St. Lcuis BIO. 81
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Sc G~RATLEICARA con $500 o s r1eses dc
suscripci6a = Ia PRE&SA" d la persona
que de iuiormcs de! ST. leopold Frias. Que Ell
sio pasato re5idia en- Ga 5. LAREDO st de es-
IA cludad. cs alto. color moreno. una Peqae-
m cjca.II- en- cl GARLIC izauierdc. Cualquier
inferno que Sc tenga so5rc e particular. di-
risir!o j Ascension Fries. GIL S. 5. St Kan
So City. Kansas. u
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-, DARA 5ucnn qualification P In per.
ia cGc dc 'nfGrmea cxactos de! ST. Mariano
NzrTrdfc. cue CT 1914 81 cncons-aba ceTcs
dc l.aco. Tc4gs. %Ua!Tu'er %irforIDc que 50
.c1e.. saurc G. particular d."icirio 4 Dolin-
20 Martinez. SIS, .-Cang No. l. Whitesisn.
Montana. We
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SEA ID. Ell REY DE LOS RPU-
JOS Y Observation-Disclosures

EanrmeS ~sala-ioS So pagan en- TeaiToS Y
Vance. Hes. .niereSanie. rcScInafo-. uliSte-
EIata USED aireleduc del UInto.
Ia>;rLrr'CncS completes pur solo SIS5C..
J'aEa fItIuJlr.r nue>tTuS maTaVIlOSuS mis-
fertyS g Luslo1eS. uelaileS -TaHS. CSrrt-
baUu~ hoy mlSnO Y solo rem ,anoS velnl-
CIQc0 Cen:aYoS. 70 dTsapToyrcae eS;a
O~2grIuHIcad cue To volvera 4 pcesentarSe.
II. CARD co. Box Ill sta. 4,
H. I, G.. Anannin Tnrn
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500 Gr @.Gti:icacior sc dard7 j IA persons:
cGo - 10 ia:ormc5 cSac:os dc mi padre ci
Sr. gearo .E :"e.. oTIgiHaEio dc Guaniqueo
De aioralcs. :nich54car. MeS.. ) qae en-
Me- Ge este an" rcsidia Ell Pueblo. Cafo-
rsGa. Cu1tdu,er ia:ormc t~i-iGirlo j Sarsa-
20 IIa.ez. B!sbee. Arizona. III
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G~RhTIFIcARE con $500 a "a persona qEe
ne &c informes exactos dc Il Sra Refusio
Robledo. de Lagos. Jal., y:uta y Fueita L
r1s,- en- Irapuato. Gto. Cla!quier iniorrns
Que Sc teaga sobrc ei particular e;riKirio
81 Sr He--lenegiiGo Robledc. $40 South erd-
St. Newton. Kansas t-aj
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DARE $500 lie qualification : IA persohE
quo ne &c iaf0-nlcs CNactos dc l. Sra Me-
ria Gonzalez DC Botc!los. de L. cUal no -
dcsde hare cnce amos. que tiene Una nina Ia
l..da ArolonIa Botc!,os y VA H.ao Cue 20
Sc SUI nombre. CcaigEier inforr1c que sc ten
~ cirig!-lo I Paula Leon. LemonvilIc. Tc-
Nas. 80
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Sc DhE.i CRATUiCACioN y un a"o de
srscrip.'an : Ia PRENSA' = Ia persona
ulr ne dc r~nfcr-lcs DC mis- hiios Be-rartli-
10. MERGED y andres Camacho. ue -, ; 20
= - -cs?cctivamcaLr. oriGiaa-ics dc villa de
Ar:s;@. San Luis Potus.. dcsde Eacc cinco
..rea - r. Sc &c clos. me escTloieron De
g"sIou. Texas. CuaiquIcr Informc dirfgi-lo
4 t.cr!n:rlG Corzales: Nda. dc CamachG. Mi-
-uc!. Texas. Gondaco DC Frio.
tSI
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M~AGNIFICA O~PORTJNIDAD PARA BUE-
Y.

RceiGcrcia niodc-ra dr dos piSos -orst-ic-
ci6n lie l2G-ilio cn 81 centre de IL -iudad:
icda c.asc Gc cu.nodidadcs. sitIEGa ca e.
a:mc-u 525 ). Prcsz s.. Tamo.GR rGiiIcio
para ncgUc:o. taaao f.enlc . In Gale DC Ala
mo. n Sur. rurIc-u -Og. Vcndo i:ckas pro-
pied-aCs. Para EayUrcs in:oru'es 'liriC,rse
ri rrc,,ia:?rio: +. Il. SceIc. IC9 Alamo So.
50 So contestant An i.2mGG.s .'or telr-Uno a.: he
.-"yt.H c~zGa,iCa. II
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Il orucSa rEE!snkc.
,ATENCJON. IhTENCi0N!
FAS&E-E

IATENCION. IhTENCiON!
FsSGE-E
Csra!o=o de tZEnss ue=ica1as : C'ras
re.lUl4I $50 ) sIIe2-a lisa lie her
moses auLcTeS.
E~nyiaacs N POLAR ~so!1sUeU,s ' nos
prTo- ls TcmlI!rJ.nCs- q yusiia de "a
REQ. QUeStro c0Eupleio ratalngo m3TTt-
IFGclsl zen Cssr1pC!oleS GstSll.GaS. 70
s~.araAFINS- NuNERE> Y piRFCCIU-
MES de IGveH"S, ssNoraS ' sef0rIias
meIic2naS : Gs OtTas naclOn2llda1sS, a.
sr'GSS viuGaS dc ~!ntarhaolr> a~n;ecscC.-
rs. TFie0e- tsSe3n eacuutTar IN hnara-
10 y hCeG e<rOSo. Ii. CGeds rS"cin.c
10 GtreCLamFGte 7 C~ualQulsra DE- elias
= cUGITaer IN TpairimOlio reliZ En- cor
. tempo. SODOS GlSHos &c .0lriGlZs
= nos dediCamOs a % EcS0cio holraGo
: lotto. No permits, pUsS, QGe Ia pc
TGC1S S.ma de In dollar eSia de rOr
medic FlITc I'd. = ~ mug possible FE-
LIGEDAh MATRIMONIAL.
SScrlDa hoy misE0 a:
RELIANCE CLUB
"hr - Los 2ngcieN Cal.
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CCENFRAS
TL&Z?J}%ns

81 GEATIGiCAi:A = Ia pcrsoac quo IN
.cr:.c d.. ;a-aGc-o g. e Sra. Jesus Rlca-
-. origInaria dc icna. Gtp. dc -egular cs-
,aSc-a. cp-rr LiEHsp. t'cnC INA cicaIs'z On In
rrj;'ra t..c-ir". ~ sonora cs Ei ssposl y
% acsaparc"i6 q Gjs do dc Julio. CualQuier
INFORM" uuc 80 u.Tga diriGirro = Cic5cenrio
! cru%rdc.. Zone Springs. h=nsns. 20
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CAM8iCs De DoMECiLIOS

rar:iciao a rlofico aaba- caarh:ad" nj
co.su.tu,9 ueG.,c. &c 4 E0tica san GIRO.
It q Bon n!scra.. cs4u::ia Arsenal S"-
! ,ra-r on ,;orGc 1tsnde-c vGs-oso i ri rE-
re. c~l:scteln. \. G. RERCNnLNaN.
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
TENTAS

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xicara' cncuaderrado cl primer Yoluanca. y
rctra;os-cronos dc los jefes %.nilitarcs y aa-
~. Salinas s.. san Antonio. Texas.
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:QJ!ERE ID. caaarsc trc:n;a pesos Sc
:raraIios % mls. NstocaCorcS u"c :raa2lan
actua,:aeaic - "a participates ioto-r@tlas.
-erIcado que sai;r. cracf:,u 81 a-tc on posos
@ias. TasandU - t.=EaJe. 81 lakc !'c"
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EhiFLECS

II N~E-GS!TAN bGsHos z7ra.ecos. oeu-raa
embellishments q Ncv-York Saoc R"pairinE
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81 EECESiTh uaa buena cocjTC-a ne
lana. D;Tgrrsc no. nroal~ay. Anna
I.Ci~:y. Travi: .'GI. 10
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DiYEkSOS

s. %ECEslTA express para quo lleve sus
,a..r,s , e. cstarior u samoic - ice
bio, lam. : HJSALES. Tc:cioSr Crockett
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Dept. Il. San Antonio. Texas.
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REpAEAMQS t;&quina, &c escriD:r, de CO.
Ser. Fouoyrasos. ..rnnns De tue:o tod
Case le ~lrstrumcn,o< cicnJif,ccs. hrbet:cc
I.L Srbariac!.. iIg uVustOa s..
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SE NECESITA an o~GcaaLor traba.o per
maTca;e: bUcn EGclGo 81 Efc.oT iucaF CT Q!
E,tado 9ara cs;abie:erse con ia:H:ia. D.EI-
arse a Saa,a Ger;-udis jersey Farm. kinG,-
vile. Teas. -
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ALAMO reflective SERVICE Asua:os
ccnE!GeucIale5 - Eros: Bid-.
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| next morning you may return as you

next morning you may return as you
came-four days; three nights.
Or. far better. II you can spare the
time. You will linser an hour or two
In front OF Banner before starting.
and. again. an hour or two in Lyell's
inner shrine; you then may camp at
the head Of Lyell Canyon. spend the
next night 1t Tenaya Lake for the
sunset and the early morning. and
jog leisurely back to the vallsy-five
days: four nights.
Thus viii you taste. In addition to
the stirring beauty Of the incom-
parable valley. the glory Of the High
Sierra in IT. noblsst expression.
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Monster Mountain Climax
of The National Park

At days close. you find yourself at =
spot 10 extraordinarily Wild and noble
that you vote It worth the trip .
thousand times had there been NO
Lyell on the way. For Banner Peak
with it, 13.s57 feet Of altitude and
Its remarkable beauty and personals
". will remain vivid memory To
your dying day.
Leaving Thousand Island Lake the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-16

II you 90 to Yosemite next summer
you should plan TO visit the monster !
mountain climax Of the national park !
Of which Mount Lyell II the chief. !.
This k,no one-day hike with . luz
urious public camp ct the other end |.
OF It. II means taking enough camp
Ing out equipment along to enable .
you to spend three or four nights. In !.
open. But after al that IL NO great
matter for It 20 seldom rains In the
Sierra that tents viii not b nscss-
sary; comfortable slesping bass. . Il
coffee pot few tins. and . plentiful
supply Of food will be al that II nee
essary-besides Of course. good
guide. All equipment. including
guide and horses may be had in the
valley.
The first night out from the valley
should be spent In the celebrated
Tuolumne Meadow whore you may
have plenty Of trout for supper for
the catching: the Tuolunme Il capi-
|tal trout stream.
After an early trout breakfast.
your outfit will travel up the river
to the mouth Of Lyell Fork. and.
swinging around Johnson Peak. will
follow that beautiful stream miles up
|its long scenic canyon. Past RAT
Iferty Peak and Parsons Peak on your
fright and skirting long Kuna Street
with it, frothing cascades on your
left. you will find yourself at lunch
time ut the head Of the canyon fac
ing lofty shelves Of granite. far b.
yond which loom glacier-shrouded
peaks. These - you will see pre-
sently. are Mount Lyell, $1,000 feet.
and its thanking giants. Mcclure
Mountains on the north, and Rodgers
Peak on the South.
scrambling up the grsnite shelf
and over Donohue Pass. your horses
carry you through vast basin Of
trumbled granite encircled at Its
majestic climax by titanic rampant
OF nine sharp glistening peaks and
hundreds Of spearlike points. the
whole cloaked In enormous shrouds
of snow.
/ Presently-just how you do not
know. SO breathless is your gaze.
ahead-the granite spurs inclose you.
And presently your horses scramblins
over impossible walls and shelves,
looms above you mighty glistenine
wall which apparently forbids fur
Their APPROACH to Lyell's inner shrine
But even this the agile horses sur
mount and you find yourself in the
summit's very embrace facing gla'
ciers and lagelet Of robin's-ege
blue. This is the Sierra's climax!
Passing south along the join
Muir trail you cross the YOSEMITE
boundary and in q couple Of hour
camp at Thousand Island Lake In thu
shadow Of Banner Peak. Your day.
ride has been seventeen miles. and
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State Of Utah.
County Of Cache.
George @. Hendricks. being first
duly sworn according to law. deposes
cad says that he ID Cashier Of the
above named bank: that the above
and foregoing report contains full.
true and correct statement Of the,
condition of the said bank at the
close Of business ON the 2sth day Of
March. .1s1s.
GEORGE @. HENDRICKS.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before mo
this sth day Of April. 1918.
A. A. THOMAS.
Notary Public.
My commission expires the 18th day
LOT November. 1920.
Correct Attest:
J. w. FUNK.
N. r. BULLEN.
J. W. HENDRICKS.
Directors.
state OF Utah.
Office Of Bank Commissioner.
I. w. e. Evans. Bank Commission
er Of the State Of Utah. do hereby
certify that the foregoing Is full.
true and correct copy Of the state
ment Of the above named company.
filed In my office this 18th day Of
April. 1918.
W. e. EVANS.
Bank Commissioned.
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Weekly
Allowance
Per Person.

wees-nesf StIesn. s'tou, un
neo ana nasneol; muttcns
IamD ana veal lmntton ~
petsFsncsl ''''''''.'.'''' ~ !os'
sessor '::...........:...:..: y 10
Oee~'ne ~ tmsrsannes i.
nro su0sttutess vesets0ie
oals! .:.................. y ID
Wness 1see. Sto1 ~ " co0H
mS eavieS &C. WneI s.
coFs st:rcn. e.cxsa c1ss
o Dsesu cIuos cs"not " :. :.
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USE MORE POTATOES.

Government ex.
RO perts have esti-
mated that over 100000 extra
acres Of potatoes were planted
last year. The United States
Rood Administrator Ii endeavor.
ing to push the nations big po-
tato stocks into channels Of
trade and has placed potatoes
ON the list Of substitutes that
may b bought along with wheat
four.
Potato soup has become q war
dish. Here ID . recipe that has
been tested by United States
Food Administration experts. In.
gradients needed are three pota.
toes. one quart OF milk. two
slices onion, three tablespoons
butter substitute. two table,.
spoons -four. ono and one-half
tablespoons salt, one-Quarter
teaspoon celery salt. one-eighth
teaspoon pepper, few grains cay.
enne and one teaspoon chopped
parsley.
Cook potatoes In boiled sailed
water. When soft run through
q strainer. Scald milk with on
lon. remove onion and add milk
slowly to potatoes. Melt the fat.
add dry ingredients, stir until
well mixed. then stir into boiling
soup. Cook one minute. strain
and sprinkle with barley.
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Head efiIce 336 So. Main St.
Salt Lake City.
Take Emo shert Routs.

When you talk, observes an ednca
tor. whether In conversation or 10
meeting, use shor. words. Of which
there are more than there are Of long
ones. and take the most direct road
to your meaning. Your meanings the
Same.
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Elk Basin United
Oil Co.
Strikes Oil
In Kansas

Your last chance to get
shares at $500 per
100. We want to drill
10 more wells this sum-
mer. Get in with a su-
ccessful company while
you can.
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

QD.0o EREB-The Singer Sewing
Machine Company ins offering IS
vseund on Singer sewing number
.0Ssss76s. Look at the number on
- tront Of your machine head. II
~ 1avs this machine. call ct our
Voffics end vet your prise. 50 West
1lrst North. Logan. R. B. Glines.
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Report made to the Bank Commits
sioner Of the State Of Utah. Of TIE
condition Of the
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WOMEN ASK FOR
RATI0NINC Plan
American Women Volunteer to
Buy Fixed Amounts Of Meat,
Bread Flour, Sugar
and Butter.
PLAN STARTED IN NEW YORK.
Idsa Supplements Y. .. Psed Admins.
tratIen's New Home Gard Now
In 100000 hsmsa.

The women Of America, who arc
anxious to do their great part In the
winning Of the war. are now, a. Q
whole. familiar with the most impor.
tant aspects Of food conservation. The
Home Card, both IN Its original form
and In the revised edition for 1918,
which provides for two wheatless days,
one meatless day week, IN addition
to wheatless meal every day, has been
placed BY the Food Administrator aft
er q vigosous campaign In 10000, 900
American homes. An intelligent and
conscientious observance Of the Home
card's requirements 10 all the Food
Administration asks Of the Housewives
Of the country.
The Food Administrator has had
great many requests, however, particu-
larry from the homes Of the wsll.to-do,
that It should issue worked out plan
for voluntary system Of rationing.
This desire for . voluntary ration
springs from TIVE esusse-fret, Be.
causs u 10 far simpler for the house.
wife % cave food when che has con.
crete working plan BY which 70 pro.
ceed, and, second, bseauss the loyal
women o. America desire, unssliIshly,
70 put Themselves on the sams basis
% the women o. che Allied countries.
The ration proposed BY the Feed Al.
sWlnlstratlon 10 almost the came %
that adopted IN England for voluntary
Observance. All over the United King
dem, In hundreds o. houses there
HANGS In The front window card with
the STIRRING pledge, "lN HONOR
SOUND WI ADOPT THE NATION.
A. ocAlg OF VOLUNTARY -RA.
rloNo."
The ration recommended BIZ the
Food Administration. and adopted nrst
In New York city, whence the Idea has
sprsad through the entire country, q
the following:
Weekly
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STATE BANK OF
RICHMOND

Located at Richmond. in the County
Of Cache. State Of Utah. At the close
Of business on the 2sth day Of March
1918:
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I. MONEY 10 L0AN-0ns ,huAdrsd
- 2lly tthsusaaA dsllas on sfsru
- city property. II. 4. Psdsrsoa
~ @. u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-16
of Lectures
On Bread Making
May Be Delivered

A course of three lectures on the
making of breads will be offered at
the library if there is a sufficient num-
Der Of housewives who wish to see the
demonstration Of the use Of substi-
tutes. Miss Marie Anthony, who has
been conducting a class of fifty in
south Salem, has consented to demon
strate the possibilities Of substitutes
in bread if as many as % wish it.
The classes will probably meet on
Saturday afternoons, and those who
wish to join are requested to telephone
or leave their names at the library and
they will be informed when the requir-
ed number have joined. The work will
be practical and interesting to those
who join.
A. circular issued today by the libra
ry states "The time has come, the
prophet says, to talk of radishes and
beans" and the library is ready to
lend the best manual on home garden
ing to the patriotic citizen who wish
es to enter the ranks of the war gard
eners. Seed catalogues are also on the
library shelves.
The story hours at the library this
morning were Irish in nature because
of st. Patrick's day. Many children
were present to hear the stories of
Billy Beg and the Bull and Guleesh
Guss Dru.