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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-14
{. R. Gentry Writes Long and Interesting
Letter From Somewhere In France

of actually being with them, I
was thousands of miles away in a
quaint and historical little French
city. Along with the same mail
came a letter from Brother
Young and Prof. Irvine, and
they both did my heart good. 1t
has only been three weeks since
I wrote a letter for the Signal,
but there..are so many things that
fill your life over here and you
are so, closely in touch with the
great issues that are being more
desperately fought out now than
ever before, you are so intensely
interested in anything and every.
thing connected with it, that
you just must give some express
sion. AS long as your readers
are interested in these; letters,
publish them and when hey get
tired just cut them out.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-14
/ visited many points o.

l visited many points OF
interest in and around Paris the
last few days l spent there and
having successfully lodged the
bombs and long range shells for
ten days, l left On April 10Th be.
ing assigned to the. division of
which my present location is the
Y. M. c. A. Headquarters.
spent one night here and on the
10th was sent out to a camp
eighteen miles away where
spent ten days in the lovliest
country imaginable. For miles
and miles the same beautiful
fields and splendid roads that
have seen since entering France,
dotted here and there with little
villages with typical French
stone houses and red tyled roofs
for be it remembered that in
France people do not live on
farms but all live in these little
villages and go out to their farms
Americans have one difficulty
with these villages when they
reach them and that is telling
which are really the houses and
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-14

them to do it, and there was no
one who wanted to refuse to do
anything that the Commander In
Chief thought would help the
fight here. The money invested
in these canteens, however, is not
the money gwen by the people.
The leaders were unwilling to
use that, because nothing of the
kind was in the minds of the peo-
pie who gave it, so Five Million
Dollars was borrowed at a very
low rate of interest and person.
ally secured by some rich men in
New York, for the purpose of
carrying on this business. Every
thing is sold to the boys as nearly
at cost as can be done without
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-14

losing money, many things far
below what they can be bought
In the states for and of course
sope things higher. All profit
accruing from the business goes
into fund to help soldiers right
ND at the front. A detail of
three soldiers were permanently
located at our building to help
with the work, supposedly to look
after. the building but out there
we all worked on the same basis.
Everybody did what there was to
do and when it came to sweep
ing, we all swept and if l were
to tell you how much dirt we
swept off that floor every morn
ing, the censor would probabl!
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-14

cut it out as being information
of military Importance. In many
places soldiers cannot be spared
and the secretaries take care OF
everything. If the boys thought
they appreciated the Y. at home
YOU ought to hear them over
here. Oh, occasionally you hear
one complain, and the complaint
is justified. perhaps, because
you cannot always get the right
men for secretaries and if the
secretary is grouchy, or a crank,
or Sissy, the boys don't like
it but they are learning where
to put the blame and do not
blame the Y. but they will
Continued on and pagel
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-14
COST OF WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
DURING JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST, 1918

The provides hold War
exceeding
purchased for other member family including
children.
invested in War Savings Samps gift dona-
the Government 1t will be spad back with
financial
calamity, should before January
by notice Money Order
which what paid for the Stamps with
date payment The Stamps free all State and local
when they insured against
they backed by all United they
fall in value below the pay they and we'll
investment offered by Government
definite War has been
which will
The the expects
citizens of school district and subscribe
to pledge themselves help
hoped that subscriptions taken
district will show nehbors be loyal Americans
of need,d not CALI in
W. H.
ROckse County War Savings Director appointed
the authority the Secretary the United Treasury
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-14
Somewhere in France,
Editor, Mt Vernon Signal.
Mt. Vernon, KY.


Dear Edgar:
When l went down to sup
per tonight. / found waiting me
a copy of the Signal. it had
been a blue rainy Sunday and L
never realized how much that
little old scrap of paper from
HOME could mean to a fellow.
1 could hardly finish supper be-
fore reading it. 1t was the is
sue of April sth. ] somehow
missed the March 2qth issue.
After supper l hurried to my
room and for nearly an hour 1
again lived and felt the thoughts
with the people of dear old Rock
castle. So completely absorbed
swas | that when 1 finished 1
|could hardly realize that instead
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-06-14
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES PROCLAIMS
FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1918
National War Savings Day
MEETINGS WILL BE HELD IN EVERY COMMUNITY TO
SECURE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

SECURE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
President the United States
Rokcastle
authority United Department.
Friday 18th
their subscriptions for War Savings Meetings will be
held In the school houses m.
school will the
school
of all ard the of War Savings Stamps subscribed
for The of those who Eefuse
will be
War (Which United Bonds the
Liberty Bnds be paid for month the
The price Savings depends month
which During Stamp July
each Stamp will each month during
January will
deem all War Stamps each during which
they bought They during the months
the monthe earlier
has his
By way illustration following table:
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NEXT TUESDAY NAMED
As CONSTITUTION DAY

Gov simon liamhorger has issued
~ proclamation naming Tuesday. Sep
TENDER nth. as Constitution Day, lie
requests that there be o general dis
play of the United States flng. not
only by state end county departments.
but by citizens as well. the various
departments % education throughout
the state viii open the morning sos-
zion with exercises. reciting the story
~ the birth Of the constitution and
calling attention o. the sacred rights
and blessed privileges that every cti-
zen enjoys under IT, protection.
The governor suggests further that
on Sunday September 18th. the yari-
Gus churches throughout the state
make special mention and conduct
such appropriate commemorative eN-
orciHes na viii stir the hearts md
minds OF tho people with gratitude
and Thanksgiving Tor that great boon
Ia humanity. the Constitution of the
United States.
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APPEAL MADE TO SHIPPERS
OF SHEEP TIIROUGIIOUT UTAH

IN AN effort ~ facilitate the matter
NJ handling shipments Of lambs, re-
ducc car shortage and prevent con-
gcstiun 81 traffic. e. ~. stewart, as
chairman Of the live stock companies
~ the state council 81 defense. has Is
sued an appeal to sheepmon IN Utah
who are not able 90 make immediate
Use Of ears they have ordered to re-
lease the cars to others who are able
a. use them at once. Stewart says
that there II danger Ut heavy losses
at lambs on account Of shortage of
doubicdeck stock cars unless those
who have ordered ears and are not
able tn use them az once notify the
railroad agents and permit the cars
10 De used Immediately hy men who
have stock on the ground awaiting
loading Tie has issued this appeal to
the sheepmen In relation to the mat
ter.
~ the present time. when the
supply II doubledecks n insufficient
~ meet the demands. II would greatly
facilitate matters " shippers who have
orders In for cars and are unable TO
load out on the dates specified In their
order would Immediately notify the
agent at point Of loading OF car SER
vice agent NJ the general offices. Salt
Lake city. stating that they are un-
able to load their sheep on the date
ears were originally ordered for. also
indicating when they will he ready to
load. This would enable the railroad
10 greatly reduce detention To- equip
mcnt ~ well ms Increase the officien.
cy. as In many cases cars that would
be delayed waiting for shipper TO load
could be moved to another point 10
load some shipper out who has stock
actually on the ground waiting cars.
and the orders thus set back could be
protected with cmptics IN transit"
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TnK 60
TUTioN-HoUsB JOINT Rnsoi t,S,,'.'n
NUMBnR RlcUT

ton .. Article - II ns constita,,-'
State q Utah. rsissins 70 uhifors ss,s y
exemptions. ~
Re Il resolved By N. Lssi.l.,ur, .,
- Utah tvo-thirds o. ali -. -e- 4. -. -
- each house eoneurrins thsrsin 80
Section !. That Il y proposed 4,
Section . 81 Artisl. I'm q IN. 49,
q u. sat. q Utah 80 Nat he ss-. :,
Section .. TIE L.rsls,ur. .h.n -.
Law Uniform and equal rate Of s..,'-h
sd taxation on AL property n H. e,..--a
eerding 10 its value IN .onsy. spd ,a.r %
secure . Just valuasisn Ter $780, -
yropsrty. 90 that sysvy person ans 80
ten shall pay . t.x IN propor,l., 80
ysl.s e ~ her - YropS1 prw.s
h.s : eesoeeos :. sssit from sredi,s "a, =
erty = the United stsss.. II a. :. ~
ties. elites. towns. sekooi kis,rie,, -
sorperstiols snd pulls lIhrsrls-, ia. -
heildlnrs thstesn Used sseh@iy,iy for 80
pissss q burisI no, t.ii = g =,
- corporate hsn.st. shall - .ssr.y i,.-sss
etisn. bitches. canals. reservoir -
fsne. owned .nd u.ss - intiviSbsL
Es.s,len, for irrisstina land. sunsd ~ -.
nsnbers thereof. shsil not ~ ssp.r,s.I, -.
- ienf ss they shall ;. evnsA sps -, -
3u.ivsly foT such pvrpc.si prsvidss nr,-
Ihst noftEeHe u0on both real ana -.
nrspsrty shsli - exempt fren tsssi,,.
vitss further. That The tsre. e m. 49,.
pc.r nap - rsuift<i ~ sbsi.S "a -
ss< IN sueh .snhsr =. nay !. ,,..ss-.
hvi rrsvtf-<, f.rtk<r. uk.i -. I...l1
ser pfsvfss fsr ne sss.pu.. d.
~ hs.es. k>se<ts.k.. snf psr....I -
ns, .. sre~st tee k.sxr.s 40 an, 80
Z. vriss fer k>-ses snA ks.@e.,A.
k.efr.< aeilsrs - psrssnsi preg..ty
Section = The esere,ary - htsts n A..
- cause ths preposst su.snaasnt y i.
lhhsd az r>gulred ~ the ossstitstis, -
- Submitted n the slseters 81 ~. go.
~. nsst general elstiea IN the as.s- -
vitsa By Law. -
ssstisn o n approved ~ N. ,,.,,...
os stats. this propoeed sr.sndusnt iran -,
eject On ths hrs, DAY ef Jsnusry. 1914
Approved March ~. 1917.
4. HARDEN BKNNfoN. ss-r.,.r, - A..
- he stats Of Utah. d hsrsby ssr,,f, -.
ths above \ . full, true and eoft..t -
. Resolution prepe-ins an snsndssnt 80
ten .. Article ~, II the Constitutio, =, i.
ststs 81 Utah. relating 10 unifornn ts,., -.
sxemptions.
IN witness vhs-eof. I have hsr.u,,. -
ksnd and afhsed the Great Seal of Al. 49,
81 Utah. this 2ard day % Ausust tsis
Nbsall HARDEN HENNfOn
seerstary " STATE
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WITH TuE LIVE sToCKMEN
on THIS SECTION OF UTAH

The dipping of sheep Tor the cradi.
cation of ticks. under federal super
vision. was begun ON August 2sth and
by the time the work n finished. on
October 18th. more than 100000
sheep on the ranges Of Utah viii have
been treated. according to Dr. ~ y.
Murray. In charge ~ the bureau 81
animal Industry. Generally, through
out the state. mya Dr. Murray. tho
sheep are w excellent condition and
In shap" 90 stand severe winter.
g. u. Stewart. secretary 81 the Utah
wooiRrowers' association. reports u
heavy shipment of lambs from the In
termountain region Co Eastern mar
kets. the animals averaging seventy
10 eighty pounds each. ono shipper
N reported to have received 1880 a
head. Stewart says the government
win shortly pay the conHignors of
wool Co the National Wool Warehouse
Continued on page FOUR
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WASHINGTON. ~ g.. Sept g.
For tho army. navy and marine corps.
the government for the year ending
juno seth. next. will require gee. 600.
0OO pounds Of secured wool. all 1T
which n available. BriEadicr General
Wood acting quartcrmaHtcr general.
said today
For government needs. H.
500. 900 pounds additional viii be- re-
quired aud a. meet this extraordinary
demand some of the product will be
imported from Argentine and Aus
trniia.
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rnoroakD AMENDMENT TO ThE consr
rtTfok-HOusE JOINT nneoLu-
rioN NUMBER FOURTEEN.

A Jeint resolution Espesllns Hsuss Issi
h-eluiion No. 4. e. passed ~ the t~slnA -
sion Of the Legislature % tAs atsis q Uel
and prepo.ins . nsw r.solutlsn 10 iisa tAs-'
amending Ssstion "a 81 the CoAsti,utisA Il -
btsts Of Utah, By sddinH asstloh Z tAsfss
relating 20 the prohibition and rssslsilsa =
sale, tnsnufseturs. use. sa.sFtissnsnt u. -
sesslon o. NJ trsfhe In ..tsslssiihs hqssa
whereas. House Joint ks.olutish Ne 1
proposing 20 smsrd the coastituilen u
stats 81 Utah By sddlas ssslloa Z " ATuds
hAli, hes been passed b. both heasss Il =.
l.sslslAtuTs. and alsd Nth tAs sssr~sv q
stat. and
whereas, tho snsrosssd seSy thsrsei ass
lutisn as actually pAa.sA ~ hosA Hsas-, .
that In the siEth ilns 81 t.stioa o = -
posed. after the -oEd sustsrs" ne uork ~
ali malt sAd hFswsa ldahs" we're sah>s
from said sngre.ssd sosv
Re~. lhsrsfoFs. BE- n r-sslssl ~ W l-gs
laturs of the stats 81 Otak, tss-thkds q y
nsmhsrs slsetsd 70 s.sA 81 IAs toe Bsss
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iatsslsstias arI.k. .Isers ,rsssTsiiss
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fruits prs..rv.T ia ,1,-k.r. nsssrs 4 -
kinI, "a al 1...,s.. .....i.,ss n as.s
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO rnE GOMEZ,
TUTioN-HoUsE JOINT REsoLU.
TON NUMBER NINE

A Joint rs.olsiien proyidins Tor en- 49,.
msnt 10 section 4. Article ~ Of IN. Co..
tuition Of the STATE Of Utah fslstins IA a.
ksAtlon % mine. sod mains property ~
n. y enacted ~ N. Lesislstsfs u u. "a.
81 Utah, t~e-thirds 81 ell the msnibsrs sl.-.l
70 the two h0us-s eeasurring thsrsin
Section I. That u 10 proposed u 49,
s.etlon y Article ~ q the Constitstion 4 a.
fellow
sestisn 4 An mstsIllfsres. aIas. a, "A.
lag claims. beth placer sns rssl IN plsss a.
~ sssssssd 81 ts.se per ssfs. sas IL sAxn.,
msrsts .sls. based upsn son. ..lop.
90 sue-msltpls 81 the net snAusl prs>.-.
hsreef. All ether -las. 90 aIalas 49,.
snd ether vslusbk mineral deposits. Ia<l.k.,
ls.fs eentsisins zeal o. kydrs-esfbsn. a.
- ss.-ssd 81 their fuii vslse. An nssAi.-,
see "a -l.inE and all pseesru o. -sf.-
i.pre,s@snss spsa % sppsrtsasst Z. .l--
60 nihins sisins, ana the vshs 81 ssy ssrf.-
sss made 81 -ininr slsi-s. 90 s.lnl.s pr,-s
fec .shss thu. -isins p.rps.s. sAsh \
s..e,.~d al fell vsiss. Ths state sssrs Z
hsrsln enumerated. provided that tAs -.
ssnt 81 sAee pc ssrs snt the asss.sss.f Z
ns sslss 81 sny sss ether tksA fer ~lsi.s
psfpess. shah " .s<s 90 prsyi1-s ;, Ls
s.,l@n 9 Ihs Secretary % stats b ks~f
directed 10 submit thu proposed smsaa-~i
70 Tho electors u tho stats ~ The ssat -
sfsi slsrtien IN The manner prsserlbea N ~
tseiion 2, ~ sdSptsd BY he slsstsu 4 ~
stAs. this smsnamsni shall take eject is..
~ let 1918.
Approved March n. 1917.
I. HARDEN BERRion, ssss.tsTy Il n-s
q The Stats u Utah. % h1sby ssrtify 4.
Ne shsvs 70 . full. tres sna s.rrssi -, Z
tslnt Tssslutisn previdlas fsr a. ss.sn4a<~
81 hsstlea 4. AItisls 10. - a. csastliua-
e the stats - Utah rslsttAs a. The UsEsn~
= .iass and ninina prspsrty ssd ths s.-s
'snt II same.
In witness whereof. I have hsrsanis - -
bssd and afhhsd the Great Seal u ~ -
80 utah ths iifd day VI August. 1919
tsall HARDEN nENkIoN.
1esTstAfy - hiaia
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NOTICE To WATER UsERs.-
State Engineers office. salt Lake
CITY Utah, Aug ~, 1918. Notice II
hereby given that the Denver and
Rio urande Railroad company, with
It's principal office nt Salt lake City,
Utah, has made application In ac-
cordance with the requirements cf
Sec, i2ANN2t, Chap, G2. Session Laws
ut Utah, 1903, 60 change the point OF
diversion and place OF use Of five
tcnths t,b) of secOnd-foot OF water
heretofore diverted from the Price
river, In Carbon county at point
b1a feet south and 1850 feet west OF
the northeast corner OF Sec. !, Twp.
10 South, Range East, Salt Lake
base and meridian. and used during
the entire year for general railroad
purposes az the town OF Price. The
company now desires 20 divert the
water from White river, tributary
OF Price river, at point north rs de-
grees ~ minutes 33 seconds east IA
1883 feet from the northwest corner
Of Gee. 80. Twp. 10 South, Range s
East, and convey Il by means OF
pipeline for q distance OF rs, 600 feet
and there use during the period and
Tor the purposes as heretofore In the
town OF Soldier Summit. Utah county,
utah. Thia application Is designated
In the state engineers office as No.
afls, All protests against the grant
ing OF said application, stating the
reasons therefor, must be made by
affidavit In duplicate. accom- pa MED
with fee OF t2.b0. and filed In this
office within thirty (s0) days after
the completion OF the publication OF
this notice. q. y. McGONAdLE,
state Engineer.
Date OF first pub. Aug. 30. 1918.
Date OF completion OF publication
Sept 80. 1918.
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WooIrrnwcn PrntestInr.

8. w Mcclure. secretary of the Ma
tional Woolgrowers' association. has
been In Denver. Colo, this week pro-
testing against a proposed advance IN
commission rates in handling sheep,
freight rates contemplated under the
new freight schedule. The associa-
ton IL also against the advance in
rates on cottonseed cake. from fifty 10
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rates are allowed II is claimed the
cost ~ wool and mutton will be so In
creased that shccpmen Will have 90
he granted higher prices or produc-
tion will decrease " IS estimated
that thousand carloads of cotton
seed cake are Used annually In the
States IN feeding. and
the proposed increase In freights viii
prohibit aits use.
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Are 20 Bc HatIon.d.

FARGO. y. H.. Sept 9.--"Animais
are 10 be- put on ration" said Federal
Food Administrator v. y. Ladd 81
North Dakota today On his return
from Washington. u. G., where he
attended food conference There
10 great shortage OF animal feed
especially oats ana corn. not only In
the United States, but throughout tho
allied world"
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ian war resources committee viii
30 tne name OF the state war indus
~, u,ss BOARD since September list This
I'VE Was adopted by the regional hend
~ Kansas city The change il MADE
80 hat inc nam" viii not comrIIct
W., nat If the national war indmss
n n board. State Director John q
Bennett Is advised. '''N r.
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NOTICE 10 WATER UsERs.-

NoIttE w NNNtit NNisttNs-
State Engineers office. Salt Lake
city. Utah. Sept 8. 1918. Notice "
hereby given that the Watts Coal
company with It's principal office at
Salt Lake city. Utah, has made APP
plication In accordance with the re-
quirementH of the Compiled Laws of
Utah. 1907. as amended by the sca-
Sion Laws of Utah. 1909. 1911 aud
1915. 60 appropriate one-tenth ca OF
a second-ioot of water from an un-
famed spring In Carbon county. Said
spring IL situated at a point north 81
degrees 90 minutes east gTg feet from
the south quarter corner 90 Sec. Z.
twp. 10 South. ltange 4 East. Salt
Lake base ana meridian. The water
will be- diverted AT the spring aud
conveyed by means of "a pipeline for
a distance 81 1900 feet and used
from January ist TO December 3lst.
inclusive, of each year. In the town
OF Watts for domestic purposes. This
application II designated In the state
engineers office aH No, 1901. All pro-
tests against the granting Of said ap-
plicntion stating the reasons therefor.
must he made rs affidavit la dupll-
cate. accompanied with a fee OF t2.50.
and filed in this office within thirty
t3Ol DAYS after the completion 81 the
publication Of this notice a.. n. Me.
GONAGLE, State Engineer
Date of first pub, Sept 10. 1915.
Date Of completion of publication Oct.
IL, 1918.
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The house mines committee has or
dered a favorable report on a senate
bill suspending for the period OF the
war the requirement that minimum
Of a hundred dollars a year be spent
on Improving mining claims on public
lands. Under existing law a suspen-
sion granted because OF shortage Of
labor would expire next January list
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WOOLMEN WORRIED AS
TO THE PRICE OF
FEEDS
COST on RAISING LIVE STOCK ~
INCREASING.

Women IIcrdcrs On Ranges ~ Utah
and Idaho Prove to H. Most Salts
factory worker~-F .. Hagen
barth Taking Trouble Ut sbccpmcn
20 the National Capital This Week
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WHAT ABSTINENCE IN THE
t'sE Oh SUGAR NOW MEAN,

word from Washington. u. G.. has
been received AZ the Utah office Of
the food administration 20 the effect
that the United States. by reducing
the ration from three pounds a. two
pounds 81 sugar per person per
month. viii have sufficient sugar In
the last four months of this year To
last France six monthA The con-
sumption ~ sugar In France In Nix
months will amount 90 about four
hundred and eiEhty.five thousand
tons. and food administration officials
argue that, since the war N being
waEod In France. that nation II In
more serious need Of sugar than this
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Government war expenditures In
August broke all monthly records by
more than 500, 900, 600. amounting %
8i,7li, 900 900. Later reports may
raise this by $50. 900. 900. Ordinary
war expenses amounted 10 Sizes
100000. or $500. 600. 900 more than
last months high record. This did
not include outlays Of last Saturday.
Loans TO allies were reported as
'sit.ooo,OoO for the month. not in
GLIDING Saturday.
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II We all had 20 practice whN
preach there wouldn't DO %
preachers.
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VERY FEW WOULD POREGo
RIGHTS or CITIZENSHIP

Contrary 10 the experience in many
other sections of the country where a
large portion Of the population h
made up Of foreigners. there have
been comparatively few applications
among the aliens OF Utah 10 have their
declarations OF intention 60 become
citizens of the United States cancelled
for the purpose Of evading the draft,
There Is not an instance. however. In
which the cancellation has been
granted, but a list OF all who make
such application viii be preserved and
liled With the draft boards
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It's a difference OF opinion tina;
makes divorce cases. too.
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Is no end - Il. '"s'e
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-13

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hasn't At least enc rich friand'