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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15
LOGAN REPUBLICAN
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local appIications, as they cannot reuch
the diseased portion of the ear. There 10
and that 10 by o constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness 10 caused by an In
famed condition Of the mucous lining OF
innsmed you have o rumbling sounISr i'm
perfect hearing. and when 1t is entirely
closed. Deafness 10 the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases Of
deafness are caused by catarrh. which 10
faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
DO cured BY Halls Catarrh Medicine. Cir
cularo free All Druggists, 76c.
=. J. CHENEY G Co. Toledo. o.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15
RS. Toboit Astnished at the Re
suits of Tanlac--Cains 20
Pounds

Some wonderful hings happen in
world, and the way Tanlac has
(red my health and built me up
one of them" said Mrs. Paul To-
bit of 916 California Ave, Butte,
ont., in one of the most interest
Big and remarkable statements yet
published in connection with the
aster Medicine.
my trouble started bout two
ears ago." she continued, "and l
ave simply been nervous wreck
yer since until now. Last January
went to the hospital where I was
old that my whole system had be-
pine poisoned by an affected appen-
TX. that an operation was my only
cope and 1t was doubtful IL this
could save me. So I arranged to
ave my children cared for, In case
should not see them again, and
(ubmitted to the operation. Well,
the operation was done with such
Kill. and was so carefully nursed
Nat finally got out OF the hospi-
tRl, and was home with my husband
md children again. Then / picked
PIP wonderfully for little more than
y month, when I began having ter
fible pains in my back over my kid
heys. My appetite left ME, and moth
Ing tasted right. was constipated.
had fearful headaches and was so
nervous could hardly sleep. 1 fell
off until I weighed less than hun
dred pounds and was so weak that
1t was an effort for me to get about
at all.
Finally my husband suggested
that I try Tanlac, as It was being 80
much talked about. and the results
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15
UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATION

Ozhe United States Civil Service
Commission announces that Fire
man, noneducational examination,
will be held on November s, 1918,
for the purpose of filling vacancy
In the position of fireman-laborer
In the Custodian service at Logan,
Utah. at $3.50 ped annum.
Application blanks and further in
formation may be obtained from the
local secretary. Board of Civil Ser
aice Examiners. at the Logan, Utah
postoffice.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15
SOUTH CACHE
HIGH SCHOOL
news NOTES

The first month at the South
Cache has passed by with a consid-
cradle degree of success.
The principal student activities
have been the organization of the
respective classes. The adoption Of
~ -ytls q A., =
a new constitution and organization
Of the student body. With the peo-
gram of the school II was found ad-
visable to revise the old constitution
to the extent that practically new
instrument has been drawn up and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15
being

/ conservation are constantly being
discussed and solved.
Due to the labor shortage and the
corresponding demand for help in
the harvest, the school is closing for
two weeks beet vacation, during
which time 1t is. hoped that the crop
will be practically harvested.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15
ADVERTISED LETTERS
Logan, October II. 1918,

Logan, October IL. 1918
Baker, Miss Alice
Bondurant, Glare
Coaley, A. II.
Crouch, Mr.. Allison
Johnson, A. A.
Johnson, William
Olsen, Mr.. II. ].
Warner, Mrs. Pearl
Wah, Mr.. John
j. M. BLAIR, p, M.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15
GIVING OUR BOYS TO UNCLE
SAM

He was my hope. my Joy my pride;
loved his lingering near my side.
dotted on his manly form,
His face for me bore many a charm.
In him life's sun did always shine.
For | was his and he he was mine.
But now at times lonely am.
Since I've given my boy to Uncle
Sam,
II watched his youthful days go by,
With fervent prayer and tear ana
sigh.
And when young manhood to him
| loved him dearly Just the same.
But now as time drags slowly by,
I sometimes sit me down and cry,
Yet meath my grief how proud I
am,
That I've given my boy to Uncle
Sam.
-, .- ow
If midst the thickest of the fray.
His young life should be swept away
Like many more who've loved ones
| lost,
I'll total up the mighty cost,
Our grief torn souls have had TO
pay.
That peace might yet the earth az.
ray, Y
Most dearly bought for all our clan.
BY giving our boys to Uncle Sam.
SARAH E. MILTON
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adopted.

adopted.
The Clarion staff has been COM
pletely organized and the first issue
of the school paper, just off the
press Is a credit to the institution.
In accordance with the spirit OF
the times efficiency" Is the watch
word at South Cache. Problems OF
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17
HAWAII MAN WOUNDED
ON WESTERN FRONT

Word has reached Hawaii that George
Fraser, the well known former book.
keeper of the Hilo Telephone Company,
who went to the front just one year
ago, has been badly wounded in France,
where he lost his left leg in the recent
fighting, says the Hilo Tribune.
He is a brother of Frank Fraser who
is now an officer at Schofeld Barracks,
and of John Fraser. head bOOkkeepcr
of the LaupahOchoe Sugar Company.
George Fraser was granted leave Of
absence when he lrft the Telephone
company and he was assured that his
position would be hcl1 open for him
should he return to Hawaii.
The wounded man went to England
when he left Hllo and it was not long
until he was given commission. He
then crossed to France and it was while
with bombing party that he was
stricken by bomb dropped from a
Hun aeropIHnc. He was picked up and
taken to base hospital, where the
doctors found it necessary to amputate
the leg just above the knee. The latest
word received from Fraser is that he
is doing well.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17
AGENTS. Of Germany Betray
Russia and Her Allies To
The German General Staff

Russia ruled by German who obey the edcts of the German
government.
The Bohevk revolution encouraged and fomened if
planned by the Staff which also financed
caused large to be paid Lenne and Troky.
The BoheVk leaders
the the German General Staff
Germany ordered mobilization Of its industries 1914
sabotage the United States Novem
Der, 1914
Germany Austria have monopoly Of all
the of Great Britain this
ton for five years.
While still pretending be allies otsky
furnished lists of supplies received from here and the Units guarding
them. This before the German peace
Fraudulent passports have been issued to Germans.
soldiers have been furnished Germany spies
peace propaganda in the Allied armies.
Three submarines be Vladvosok the Trans
siberian railroad.
Supplies Vaostok be the destroyed
* Lenne and otsky German engs have betrayed their
their Allies and have themselves been trked
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17
GERMANS TREMBLE
AS SAMMY COMES
MuIhausen Paper Tells Of Terror
and Preparations To Aban-
don Large Area

WASHINGTON, September Is -
(Otician the advance of the
Americans and at the sound of the
biz guns roar, the people of AIsace
are panic stricken, German newspa
Prrs report
Official dispatches from France said
that the following article appeared in
the Mulhauscn Tageblatt:
"The American offensive in upper
AIsnce and the big guns that have
been brought up supposedly intended
to reduce to ashes the towns of this
country, are badly alarming the in
habitants. Even people of high rank
trrn,blr at the news like little chill
dIrm listening to ghost stories.
"Of course the evacuation of Null
hansen and the whole of hsacc is
again in question and it il SAID that
all measures for the evacuation of the
Grand Duchy from Baden to Frihurg
have already been takrn,'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17
WOMEN AND BABES
FIND WATERY GRAVE
Hun FrightfuIness Sends Nearly
a Hundred To Death When
Passenger Steamer Is Hit

LONDON. September l6-(Associat-
ed Prcss) - Nearly a hundred helpless
women and children are believed to
have been added to the long list Of
victims of Hun submarine frightful-
ness Ms result of the torpedoing Of
the British passenger steamer Galway
Castle.
With 900 passengers and full crew
beside aboard, bound for South Amer
lea, the Galway Castle was torPedoed
in stormy sea. One hundred and
eighty nine of her human cargo are
missing. OF these ninety three were
third cabin passengers, all women and
children, and it is believed they have
all been lost. Those saved were pick
ed up by other steamers. The stricken
ship was kept afoat for two days after
the torpedo went home in her hull but
all efforts to Aoat her long were Of no
avail
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17
FIRM ASKS
CHILD FOR LICENSE

1Afe aPphcation for United States
food LICENSE has been made Ny the Yo
shida Brothers Of this city to J. F.
Child, the federal food administrator
for Hawaii, who has the matter under
advisement 1t is likely the license
will be granted to the Japanese up
phcant
The Yoshida Brothers is the ,"rnl
branch of an Osaka, Japan, firm, which
was ordered by Child recently to sus
pend its business for violating the food
regulations of the juited States, The
japanese firm was arrpsed, of rnpdurt
federal food license, in dealing in
rice and other foodstutfs and plovi
sOns.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17

HfIanRed to 'scmd agents, HGitat"rs
and agent dPstructors' from Nladi
NOstok "to ports in the United States,
Japan and the British colonies Of East
ern Asia. -
One document shows that Trotsky
was providing fraudulent passports to
German officers going to France and
America as spies and enemy agents.
Another shows Trotsky endorsing
similar proposal "to he URGENTLY exc.
cutcd. Signed l." r.
Three German submarines were to
be sent to the Pacific on the Trans 81
bcrian railway by orders of the Ger
man high command
Lists Of German and Russian spi, +
who were watching the British, French
and American embassies at Petrograd
are given in another document
Finally Bolshcvik leaders are warn
ed that information concerning "the
connection of the German government
with BOlsheVik workers. has leak ed
out and the Russian troops are hearing
of it.
Furnishes Onicers =.
Other letters show on the BOlshcvik
leaders and German officers arranged
for the assassination Of Russian ma
tionalist leaders, for the destruction of
Polish legioaarics in the Russian army,
for the Reorganization of the Ruman.
ian army, the deposlng of the Ruman,
ian king, for the substitution of Of
fcers satisfactory to Germany to com
mand the Russian troops instead of
patriotic Russian GENERALS. agitation
among Russian soldiers for an attack
| upon the italian ambassador at PetrO-
grad and the theft of his papers and
for the employment of German soldiers
in Russian uniforms against the Rus
sian national armies of the south.
Several of the letters are endorsed
| by Trotsky. Even standing alone they
are a complete proof that the Bolshe
vik leaders are ruling Russia as Ger
man agents and that Russia is obrying
German orders to act against all of
Germany's enemies, even against Rus
STA itself The Bolshevik leaders have
acted as German agents even by sup
pressing their own socialist revolution
in Russian provinces where their doe
trines interfered with German PLAN
for annexation.
Another group Of letters shows how
the Germans cheated the Bolshcvik
leaders in their dealings with the TX
raine and made IA separate German
peace with the anti Bolshr>ik leader,
of that Russian Province.
still another group shows the Ger
mans as assisting both sides in Fin
land.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17
CLEMENCEAU PAYS
TRIBUTE TO SAMMY

PARIS, September ID OfiriaD-
Prrmlcr Clemcnccuu = paper lie Homme
lihre, publishes the following tribute
to PerShlng' 5 fighting forces:
"Now that the Americans join in
the conflict no longer as contributors
to the French and English forces but
us an AutOnmous force acting upon
their own resources and maheuvering
according to their own tactics they
are likely to keep surprises in store for
the enemy.
"Thr American army is there. Let
w lo>fully Salut" her splendid sol.
drrs owe rhowing with youth and cOur
aye. German leaders must he feeling
some anxiety as they know how reso-
lutte are the Americans.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17
HOSTILITIES TO CONTINUE


proposals suggest interruption of hostiies
considered by the participants that they
offer OF success The proposal the conference
dcegaes who will charged make
another the Of their regarding those
principles analogous communications we'll
give frank and candid explanations all of those points
which need to be precisely defined.
The Austrian government announces that identical
cmying suggestions
bcgcrcn and that the Holy See has been apprised the
proposal in special note Neutral powers have also been notified
a special note.
1t understood in London that copy the Austrian proposals
has been received by the British government and also that there has
the British government the proposal that all Of the
shall withdraw their forces from the Thurman but official
the such has made
PROPOSAL TO BELGIUM
Gcrmanys proposal Belgium told in dispatches
which provide
after the economic and political independence of Belgium shall be
reconstructed In for this Belgium her good offices
Tor return to Germany Of her lost colonies.
The Flemish minority which has aided the Germans shall
be penAed the proposal but contains word
ndemnites that be paid Belgium does
word of admission that the brave little country has been
"oh8eu . - ~ ~
The peace feee through Austria officially
finds its President Wilson's Baltimore address where he
said: Force Force utmost without stint limit
righteous triumphant force which shall make Right the law of the
world cast every selfish dominion down in the dust
No doubts that this will be the the United States
and doubts that this will be the of the Allies
The proposal recognized the long heraded offensive
he effort Of Germany to obtain the best terms possible
There will be round table conference sounding policy
such as Germany through its Ally Austria and which she
hopes will her the opportunity probably deal separately with
her many enemies
Yesterday Wilson said that the ending of the war does
not call for and will admit
ward till the objects righteous have been achieved
Samuel GOmpers head of the American Federation of
SAID his is no longer war but crusade 1t is crusade that
undertaken with unarabe enthusiasm and steady faith
final triumph"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17

w ASlllNGION, September l2-(NpecIal to
w The Advertiser )-Conclusivc proof that
the soviet government of Russia is in truth not
Russian government at all but German govern
ment with I.cnnc and Trotsky in control as paid
German agents and that the Bolshcvik fos
tered financed and carried on by Germany through
paid agents was made public today. The evidence
is far reaching and shows further that Germany
ordered mobilization OF industry for war weeks in
advance Of the finding of pretext and began its
campaign Of sabotage in this country in NOvem-
Der, 1914.
The committee ON public information today re
leased for publication series OF communications
between the German imperial government, the
Bolshevik government and between Boshevk
leaders themselves and the report upon these made
Ito George Crccl, of the committee of public in
formation by Edgar SisSOn the special representa-
tive Of that committee in Russia during the winter
|oi 1Ol7-l8
EVIDENCE is DAMNING
\ These documents show that the present heads
|of the BOlshevk government, | ,cnine and TrOtsky
land their associates, are German agents. They
Show that the liOlshcvik revolution was arranged
| for by the German great general staff, and was
Enhanced bv the German imperial bank and other
financial institutions OF Germany and Austria.
l They show that the treaty Of Brcst ,itovsk was
! betrayal OF the Russian people by German agents
! Ieninc and lrotsky, that German picked com
handler wa, chosen to "dcfcnd" Petrograd against
! he Germans, that German officers had been secret
II Y received bv the BoIehcvik government as mill
II AIRY advisers and spies upon the embassies Of
2ussa's Allies, as officers in the Russian army and
IS directors OF the Bulshrvik military and foreign
/ md domestic policy
. They show that the present Bolshevik govern
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17

same German imperial ends have betrayed the
working classes of Russia whom they pretended to
1
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17

take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
(Tsblets). Druggists refund money II
1t fails to cure. The signature OF
Z. w. GROVE Is on esch box. Man
ufActured by the PARIS MEDICINE
CO., St. Louis, U. S. A.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17
ALLIES PRESS ON
AND GAIN TERRAIN
French Advance Secures High
Ground and British Draw
Nearer To ST. Quentin

NEW YORK, September l6-(A sso-
ciutcd Press Further important gains
which further threaten the German
flank Of the Chcmin DIES Danes ridge
and gave the French commanding posi-,
tiOns from which further advances can
proceed were made in continuing at
tHrks launched on Saturday by General
Foch, while before st. Quentin the Bri
tish drew in still closer and made gains
of strategic value which render German
tenure of that important position more
unstable.
"To the south of the Disc, - said the
night official report of Paris 1--WE have
maintained all of our positions in the
face of violent and determined enemy
counters. East of Naus ALLEN we have
crrturrd and now hold the entire
platrru. We have also gained the crest
to the northeast of Crllrs sur Aisne
Sine" yesterday morning when this of
fCnSIVc began We have taken $500
prisoners, number of large guns and
quantities Of machine guns besides
some munitions and other supplies In
the fighting of today the enemy resist
ance was stronger aud the casualties
inflicted were large
Considerable d>nnrrs were made 10y
the British on the ST. Gurhtin sector
and the nIght communIqur from London
said that MaIssrmy, to the northwest
of st Quentin had been captured and
a trench system to the southeast of the
brIcagurrrd rltl had been taken by
storm
On the other sectors of the Western
front the fighting was of desultory
character.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17

Guardian Trust Company, has been
named H. tIu~tr"S of til" :. C. Alien
Estate. III place Of the lat" Paul Muh
lendUrf.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17

Endorsement on a letter from the Ger
man staff records that German officers
assigned to PrtroGrad had appeared
- before the military revolutionary com
mittCe' and had "agrccd on cOndi
tiOns with regard to mutual activities. -
What their 'mutual activities were
to be is sufficiently indicated by a pho.
tograph of letter signed in cipher
by Major IubcrIs and his adjutant,
Lieutenant llartwiG, notifying the Boil
sheVlki leaders on January -, 1918
"by order Of the German general STAFF
that the German intelligence section has
Uniformed us of the names and the
characteristics Of the main candidates
for rPrlectlOn' to- the Russian BOshe
vtk "Crntral executive cOmmittec' and
''thc general staff orders us to insist
on the election of the following PEG
pie" adding list Of Russian leaders
satisfactory to the German general
staff. The list was headed by Trotsky
and lcnine who elected the rest of the
present BolshrVIkI executive committee
chosen from the same list.
Money Furnished 1.u
4 photograph of "A letter from the
president Of the German imperial bank
to the BolShcVikl commissioner Of for
rign affairs gives qurd pro quo. The
letter is marked EVERY secret - is dat
ed January :, 1918 and says: "InfOr
nation has been todav received bv me
from StockhoIm that 1000, 600 roubIeS
gold have been transferred and put at
the disposal of the people y rOmmisa
rIrs,' which is the title Of Bolshevlkl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-09-17

same German imperial ends have betrayed the
working classes of Russia whom they pretended to
represent.
SEVENTY VITAL DOCUMENTS
The documents are some seventy in number.
Many of them originals showing annexation by
Bolshevik officials. The balance are photographs
of originals showing annotations. They corrobo
rate third set, some typewriter and some cir
cuars Of which only two originals possessed
but all fit perfectly into the whole pattern Of Ger
man intrigue and German guilt
BOLSHEVIK DUPLICITY PLAIN
The first document is photograph OF a report
made to the }OlSheVk leaders by two of their as
sistants informing them that, in accordance with
instructions there had been removed from the ar
Chives Of the Russian ministry of Justice an order
of the Imperial German Bank following money to
comrades Lenine and Trotsky to send others for
Ia propaganda OF peace in Russia and that at the
same time all books" of the Bank of Stockholm
had been "audited" to conceal payment of money
to Leninc and Trotsky and their associates by or
der of the German Imperial Bank This report was
endorsed by Leninc with his initial for deposit in
the secret department of Bolshcvik files.
INCRIMINATING PAPERS SURRENDERED
An original protocol signed by several Boshe-
vik leaders, dated November ? 1917, shows that
"On instructions OF representatives OF the German
general staff in Pcrograd' and with the consent
Of the council of the peoples commissaries," of
which TrotSky and lcninc were the heads, two
discriminating German circulars also had been
taken from the department OF secret service of the
Pctrograd District and given to the secret service
department Of the German general staff at Petro-
grad. On the bottom of the protocol the German
adjutant acknowledges the receipt of the two in
eliminating circulars themselves, pcnCilcd with the
cipher signature OF the head Of the German secret
service bureau
These two circulars had apparently been obtain
ed by some Russian agent in Germany and trans
mittcd to Russia The German general staff evil
IDENTITY wished to get them back in order to de
str"y them. "By order OF the German general
atatf. and with Die consent OF cnine and TrotskY
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65 c, v. TRACK HANDS
STRIKE AT HAGERSTO NJ

IA temporary tie-up of construction
work on the Cumberland Valley rail-
road was caused Tuesday afternoon
when several gangs of section hands.
SIS in all, employed on double track
ing, struck because of a misunder-
standing relative to increased pay.
Director General McAdoo sent q cir
culate letter stating that truck hands
would receive an increase In wages
from 81 to 80 cents an hour "on their
first pay In July"
When the men were paid off yes.
terday for two weeks work in June,
they were paid at the rate of 27
cents an hour They contended they
should have been paid 80 cents al
though the work was performed I'm
June. The men ait once voted to
strike Officials In Hagerstown and
Chambersburg communicated with the
strikers who finally consented to re-
turn to work upon promise of receiv-
ing this week their back pay.