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The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-05
GERMAN RUTHLESSNESS AN INCULCATED
BARBARISM

\ government asserting its right conquer the world de
nyng any duty except that of Increasing its power and
people drilled in this theory produce nation whose acts ho
humanity Yet those but the logical result or
hlessncSs deliberately planned 1t first said
hv AmericaS occasional German atrocities
doubt but there every war. We know that cruelty
barri>m definite of the German method OF
making
First the teachers professors: "Where German soldiers
had ncendiary torch proceed to the
slaughter only in pursuance of the rights OF
war single highly cultured German warrior represents
higher intellectual lifevaue than hundreds of the
raw children of nature England and France Russia and
italy, oppose them. if there question of
vengeance crime Of opposing the dcrcopmem Of GER
oauy so great that cncant scarcely
sufficient punishment for it,. The itilsS the rae
ri~. greater the security of the ensuing peace In the
days old. conquered peoples completely annhlate'
Today that is phycoIly mpractahc but imagine
should approah closely to total desruc
ton.
Next army officers 'l;y stepping himself in military
history able guard himself against
will teach him that certain sever
Indispensable that the only true
humanity very often lies in ruthless application of them
THE warrior has need of passion 1t must not be regarded
as a necessary evl condemned regrettabe
qunce physical seek restrain it and
curb it savage and brutal forcc
Last clergy incident and quotation from adj
the the Mount is enough for Americans
'Whocver prevail upon himself approve from the
of his heart the sinking Of the L"sitand and give
himself honest delight this victorious exploit Of Ger
man defensive p"wer-hm we Judge to be no true German
teaching has borne fruit and the world is aghas
Yet have become accustomed ean atrocities that
them has wanel 1t is riser to remember
Volumes needed list merely. the prOred of bar
aryor Germany by refusing investigation through ne
proposed 10y Cardinal MERCER. has confessed guilt
No. rather she acknowledges the charged against her and
9lorifies them.
lu+ uSOI. in 4irttU mol
restraint raped of Belgium and France in the first
of children before them that
they executed afeared Belgian rising, fifty
Catholic thousands of innocent czens that they
gave themselves in hundred different places plumber
ING ncendarism imprisonment. and sacrileges
Mercier. that i'll France they have deliberately
territory retreat with object not of s
war destroying productivity for least generation
Gomez Germany openly appauded Turkey the mas
acre nearly onca the population of Armenia that Ger
many starvation and deportation of conquered
populations attempting 1emanize the lands of Poland
and Russia torpedo hospital ships with efenseles
voting relief charity proest of
other government in the worlds history ordered
proved Lnstdnfd.
This lost. greater cH foou it, unless 1t is
fought point he'e Germany knows for all time that
in the end fatal to the that commits
them se.- --.--.. ~--
The Nenana daily news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1918-1921, 1918-04-05
NUMBER FOUR

THE object of this to deliver the free peoples Of the wo
controlled by irresponsible which having secretly
ruthless the German
that the history of the
Wilson, August
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N anne
Order No.

Order No. Name
8 Abram Gutciaff
10 Thomas Brown
II Joseph Phair
IT Fred Chivenkoff
% Alex Boloff
25 Samuel Rosenbluth
26 Arthur Bunnie Shea
% Gus John Hahn
SO Audulgaery Darchieff
81 George Buick Walker
SO Lester Boyce Earhart
50 Milan Gryak
50 Jarry John Bardes
55 Jack Jadoff
Sc Louis Paul Rapps
60 Michel Saraff
50 Enrich Eichel
70 Maik Kossoff
73 Oscar Berg
rs Mike Gasoff
80 Adds Meier Gerhardsor
83 Thukididis Koulouris
Sc Gustav AL Gerhardsor
81 Alex Gagoff
S8 Herbert Willford Miller
80 Axel Larson
90 Arthur Gawne
100 William Arthur Young
1O3 Robert Creighton lime:
104 Joseph Kuderna Milo
los VIM. j. Wainwright
ITO Jack Cambul
ia Sam Hamloff
III Henry McPhee
119 Matt Ostovich
121 Jim Couff
1872 Alex Fred. Fredericksor
124 Sam Gagoff
1875 Oscar Witalis johnson
1877 Jack Zoloff
1919 Abo Gimoff
1876 James Riley
1877 Frank Graydon Sherrare
ZAP James Howard
143 Andrew Sorokovikoff
las Louis Jacobson
$50 Carl Ortoff
152 Thomas Laconi
154 Henry Joseph Green
1913 Finan Daniel Delaney
1874 Alex Cabot
167 Christian M. Mortenser
1T Fred Gush
178 Jim Kadoff
1872 Frank Weisel
1872 Daniel Juretich
200 Alex Menzaeff
206 Earl Hagen Foster
208 Arne Arneson
April 8, 1918
HOWARD P. CURTIS,
Member of Local Board
DOG-Blaek with white fore
feet. Owner can recover by call.
ing on Geo. Harrington and pay.
ing charges. IS
OLD PAPERS FOR SALE-lnquire
News Office.
Better than money, because they
earn money Buy WAR.SAVlNGs
STAMP TODAY! - .-.-..
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STRAY DOG-Blaek with white fore
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ing charges. IS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
EN- VARIOsS ESTADOS MDEpEEAfglDDIIENTH Sc
IA TRANSFERABLE e. QUE FIjERA
IMPERIO AUSTR0- HUlNICCAR0
En- HuDgria = Austria Sc han noEabrado n'leyos
MINISTRIES encabezados respIeetivaE1egt1e por
d Condo. KaroI7 y el %soeiaIlsta Adler

-ovidades del Conseio nc k5tado. Tam
5icn 80 Ia formado TN puevo gablnC-
= austriaco, integrado por so-Hallstss
: ~democratas SocialeS-
r. ArchiduQue lose ha aido nom
brado Per 81 Emncradcr Carlos. su
REPRESENTATIVE para procUCav so!ucio-
mar Ia crisis po}itica que Sc hacc mas
complicada cada bora. Las ncticias
r~cfcrcntcs . cue el E~nnevador Car
los SC habia pucstc IN fuca, han Sdo
desmcnt,daS-
Ia 7ors austriaca cue SO malta cn
"a hasc naval Dc Foia, &c dice que 81
IA -eodido al Comite Nacional Croa-
"a IN despacho de Budapest d.
So s1p embargo. que los mtcmbros aus
triacos Ge Ia tripujzcion q" Ia f1oti
dicha, sc amotinarcn : SC apoieraron
de los barcos de todas las n~acio0alj-
dades cue Sc hallebaR On Ia bahia de
Pola-
Otra 1otiria dicc Que &c Ia publ
cado un dcc-cto imperial, vermiticndo
= todos los honbres &c Ia Armada
auStriaca quc no sean tie n~aciouali-
dad su--cslayica. que rer-cscu a sus
casas con bccucia pcrmaueuIc, Y orde
M que IA flota Y todas las propieda-
Ges nayaies scar c0creGad&s Al Con
seio NacicnaI ESlaYo del Sur,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
LOS TERMINUS DEL ARMISTiCIO ENTIRE
TURQUEA YLOS Passes ALIADOS
Veinticinco cIanulas comprende eI conven;o Firna.
do por la Gran Bretana y TuFquia
AsegIrase gle la flota ~austriaca en- Pola rue ~entreEa3s a
Console hacional de las EsIavos del Sur

Ia Transmission dc o. y -, f., 80
blcrno trrro-
"1ccimo tc-os-u. S. darn t.
rlIdadey ar. : ,ororra Dr. rarnnr
D~e.-o!eo. .onna"=hies - M. a-,a,os
nars}cs =, T.. ~c,-,1-.o- T., v,,-.,;s
d~ss,,ez IL. ,-,,c =, bsran .4.rorbn
las rA.o.idas.- dol naIl NI,a7,,o dc
los matz~iaies r>rrasaGo. ar-.ha So.
~, .,,,-sdcs
"DoIs-, ,,,.,,. n -.,-;..., 81.
to5o. lcs of,riaIoz --,-,oe -, Ia T-ino-
nfa7is " r~i-ersics "a, u,iY-a5nfogr.
,t.Iian.s n r-,~ima, Tu-oGa
co7virrc cr susponGc- sgs romrni-
.~.-,nn.s q crvio ~ prn, -;ores
mar cs.o. o+,rioIcs No ohr4c-rn
"a or6.r l.. rcr6,.i6r
~n.-r, 80. !. rsnd,-f.r 10
,.-Fs- :, ~.,,r,;.io,e. IL i.eJi.-
So 80 >i.i, : g~o.o-r.a~i, =
las o-,,,d.-,a. s.,h,- A.. rerr..
-, da -. 800 .,r.
y, C:-,;. -.rn,,n 10 H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
LL.E|ECTURAS POPULL|A|RES
LOS PRIMEROS PORLAnORES.

| QUO a!gun dH hahia7 De rer'r De
| Cr;crte hpr.hrcs de orra raza, qJ" %,
Lriap 'os ducnos dc vstas tieIra5. Este
) eXplica. co;uo E"remos dcspuoS. qUc
! Ncctczuma II. Evaporation de Mexico
Sc haya rcndido de:dc 81 primer mo,
mcato. \ Herman C"rteS.
Por 81 Ncrtc dshio d" habor conu.
riracicn cntrc las tribus dc America
y los pueb'cs dc China y g Japon
Y no e avcnturado suroncr QUO POI
| al F~orivrtc. entire Australia Y las cos.
t;s a#~c-icanaS del Facifiro :e tcnd'a
una scric dc islas. uu" seryian &c
nuc1," crtrr dos mundoS-
! no dc.ia dc ser raro cue a raI&hra
"Atiantico' sea dc p-~ocrdenCia n"ta-
m2ntr nah"a. oslo -, del ldIVm2 me
xicann 4ue aUu h1h}au mu"ho~ 'udio'
IN Ia Mesa Central dc uGcstro pals
ia raix dc 5icaa palahra =, lar que
en- mc%ic9no Gulc~" i"cjr Aqua.
Y toiayia llama ma5 II at@nc!on
dc los histuriadorcs d Seneca. flo,
SOTO roman que WHO al principle dc
la era cristiara. lame u lslanda on
ana De sIs uhra~: Ia ultima Tue
= NE ToIlan haya s;do ci uombrc
Gyc o to!tccas dicron a la ciudad que
fundaron IN rl EStado De HiJaIgo, :;
principles del Sj"io vi.
! .odgvja cauSa MAJ as0mnro ci en-
concrar Ell Russia n robIacion anti
uiisimu que - Hama lula. y qu"
ia m ma p".a5ra, modiricada CT los
di>;ntos PASSES. coHformc a Ia IN
dole dc los idiomas locales. &C hai c
como uomhrc de Uycrsas cjudadcs
del Vicio NunGo. ToHon " ToIoSa. On
Fr.ancia. ' Toledo. en- Espana. son
modificacjoprs de Ia nj MA paIa5ra
uakUa "Toiian". . "Tui7".
beside culnd" fuJ nobiado ci cont
nent2 americana, 6 impoEib Q dccirlo.
La ruiras de Pa!e"Gte. On Lh'aDa5.
SOL dc una ~anticucdad rcmotlSlma.
=! grado que al~uuoS arqueoIo@os les
a~tlihuycn mas De- dos mil amos.
La America Central fu@ cl pr;me!
: mas ;mport@ntc centre dc civil
zaciom Gu huho en- rucstru c%ontinCn-
u. 70 at"stiguaU asi ias numeroSaS
Y magn;fica~ ru;ras. que u desaflan
Ia arcicu del tiemrn, Y II mas lnclc-
mon, aim de- los homh-cs.
De c,a urimiiiy4 civilization amc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03

Il pueblo wexlCann Procedc d" dos
razas bataIladorss, i1domahles y con-
nu,stadcras: Ia raza ibera, y IA rsza
india, V anna han 6 !zado n~ne-
zaS admiranlC5 rH Ia Historic. quo
convene rorocer para GUc tsn1plemos
nuoStrp eSplrltu o los clempt"s quo
nos han deiado. : ore procur1rcmos
NO ~dc%er"Tar.
DC donde h2rar rGn'do los prime
ros rcbladorc, j. Mexico y dc Ia
America tcia. aun 10 ha podiUo avc-
riguarsc cumPletamentc, aunquc =
ca Eccurc cue vjuiCron dc 6'Stlnta>
pa~ies del uun6o, "a qu@ en- reno
tos tiemros Ia configurac,on Dc Ia tie
RIA era ruy listjata d" IA actual.
Es cas- indudatic que entire IA Fu-
roua y Ia America hubo una Gran rsia.
cas- tan grauGc como uU c"ntine0te.
al cUai 81 fiic-ofo @ricCo flaton,
que vivio 34I amos %HteS de ,lcsUcr's-
10. dio 81 nonhre Ge -Arla1tIda me
IT, dichc. q nv h;zo mas que repetir
c! .ncrnhrc con Tue era ronOclda, Sc
gun ar;iquiSima tradlcion. ESa is!a.
con pabiacioncs c~iviiiZadaT : O un
r rumcro DC habitantss. dcsana-
ccciu CT una nochr. Il conscruenc!a
de- IN c4ta"lismo. De csa iS,a, dice
a nliS;na tradicior. - pasaba Al con
tincnte. este e., al continent nueatrO,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03

De- sc-,r.o Eyp>x! p=rs 1a PEEaSA,

De- Sc-r-:o Eyp-,sl pera ID PsESEi-
LONDRGS rovieuhrc LA mo
rarquis austro- dUnCara ma de5aGo ie
czistir. Fl pals SC ha dIytdido al
IN nuroero de Esta6oS undergraduates
Y los rcvptucionarios nan asuInodo
al poder en- todas parties La reVue-
"a SIN embargo, ssJa Tev1ndosC =
dsiarac con relative POGO derrana-
uientp dc Sangrc- perU con u eonsJ-
derablc desGru5o en- Ia propie6ad par
trulsr. principancnte dc Ia PRONE
dad de los alcmspes Y nlayareA cue
los revolDc7cnsrsoS - o~ornp1Acen co
dcstTLir.
Tn nucvo AmStrr1o hunsaTr *
ha Tornado, con cl Condo Miguel ha-
roSyi o Primer Ainistro y 81 Con-
de B5CthEani, como ainistro de Re
l7c5oraS ENterores.
Il CoDde AndraSsy V q Professor
Ismnasch, que fueror hs ultrnos
prirrsros Ministries del gobierno aus
tro-hurgaro han Sido tacuitadoS para
cntrecar 81 cobierno 4 las nueySs al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03

"inl -S.i.ia del Cr-1i. rorfirr" rlaI
F5candalcs CanIars Diputsdns.
500 "a Gn.ita Bianca. Ha:rhichs.
hoTaIUa. i~ntern"-gu.
%Eoi -Nant"n DO Manila
Emma Dcifina-
-7l.-Soch" blanca.
tsi IT, nui~rn.
~%=--Pasion.
TERRA Rlarc4
~ FREQ.
~ohr- la OILS.
:: Fn-Frrin Diaz. Marcia.
Los SaItimhan1ui:. Marcia.
1'9--Dio- nunra Nue.. Tals.
Drimcro pi-leHhrc icoA.
-l'-R onhita. Fzs. Dcnlc.
Recucrdo- DC |adr-.
-s5,--Dc Parraoi.. FcIaa.
Gla1caa s. NeErap. Dana.
-.@H-Pasl.r Ha-rha.
Tierrs Etanca. Ha--ha.
SGT Retil4. NaEyrEs
Amer r. Tc-~ro. f'aso uphic
.OE"-Vent~ coauir" T~o-7teg.
hsai" ""r ~uo~u. Two Stcr.
Caoss-Eu;h'cna Nacional Maria.
Dam E.ps.,nls. Bniero.
lS-Railo DC ~Scrprres. Schctish.
Amor Ne.iraao. Hals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03
ConsideraR I'm necho Ia
ahdicscion de- Kaiser

PARIS. Noviemb-c ton IL
gran encabczado ' con tjro gTandN,
lie Temps publica hoy "a siguien-
t. roticia Que ie fue communicate De
.Gine5ra per su corresponds. al esa
cIUdad:
La abticacion &c GuIllerTe II Sc
cons'dera afrora ccm" III hecho rea-
Hzado. Ia rubIicaci6n v{iciaI dc "a!
acon,ecimssnto. se hs Getcnido, SIN
embargo nara dar!a 81 ar momerto
orotEane.'
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=

~
LONnRES. NUyicmnrc Los
term'nez de} armiSticio f;rmado entre
Ia Grsn Brctana. CT Donhre DC los
~s,iatcs Y q Iruperio O;cneano. - die
ron a a0ocnc 81 esIs zlni-
tsl. EquI"aien - u0s complete e a.
Conditional 0endic'or. como po1ra
verse po- al TEtu DC Ci'os, Gu~ Glcc .
Il letra:
~rriue-o: NrGrors ~ tnS Da-6s-
.rcloS y 81 brsforo = arc"sp al Ma
Negro Y oc1Dsciou nor los staGos dc
los fue1cs &c los pa1tauc.ra Gel
GuSfcro.
"ScgQ7do: Indication dy todcs ,ns
Campos miradoz : coIocaciou IL .os
tu0os &c to-pedcs - Jcruas ohst--rclo-
ncs ,nlc bsve On las aqua turcas =
avuda nara rcmorc- to[os czcS obs
taculo- tai Y como So rc1Uiera-
~Trrccrp: Una comun'car "1 d.
todcs % jnformcs fidcdlgao> y ucoc-
a-oS reSpccto D. a. nina n 81
MAJ NEGRO.
"Cuartn ToSoz lcs 7-Slonercs ala
Grs dc guerra = TO- acmcnios inter
rsdc@ y n-iz'one-o>. scraU rcccncen-
rrsdcs IN Cu1sra1t5ncn4 ' entire
ra9oS 4 ,aS arsdcs q n cnt2- cor
fo-rid;ai
.Quznto: la Immediate IcSrooriE-
=acion del ~F.iercjto turcc. con sTcsr-
eion dc aquellss r-opas uU" 80 %
- l. ,,- -. To-
f~-ootcras ' para 81 marte7jr'cnSo
del or6en Interior, Fl 0umc~o DC
etecuSo~ Y u disposition. era 81"
tcrrnadc MAS tardr cor los 3i'ad"s
6cs1uss DC una cnn57lta con O. 60
hrer7c +urcc.
"Scvs Rsrdlr7nn de fodoS los hsr-
ros DC guerra - sSus> C1rCaa II oCu-
rs6ss no TUTTpEs hlch"s na7c">
so-ar r~7tsyrzdo, IN ie-crn5nado .
detrmlnados uuerecs tUrcoS- com"
Ca uscesa7o. con exception 10 10,
hsrcos pcquenos que seran requeT-
dos para "a V7G7larcla y fines enc
iantes {, las acuaS tc-rtn-rslcs Cur-
eas-
~Sss7mo; Los a.'ados tcnd-s5' q
5e-echo de ocupar crIaiSSGUICr p.-c
tcs eSa-atsgicos, en- 81 cvento 10 que
suria una situacron cue amcnaco Il
' secu-idad dc loS ai5sdos.
Octave: LIbre uSo por los hsr,
eos ahaocs Dc tndcs los pueCtos '
iusares d. anclaie . t~ouGeaderc ocu-
rados ahora por los turros, y nronl-
hic!on DC 81 Uso por q enemIgo- Con
dicionsS sameianteN Sc aplicaran a "a
marina nercante tUUca en- aGuaS oe
Tuquia. Para los ~prapcSltoS del 20
uercio y 3ssmorlzacicn de- EjerCl-
to.
Moreno: OcupacIon per los ala
dos dc tnic el slstema del Tune DC.
Taurus.
"Decimo: Va ss M or1cn2do y r
esta cfectuaUdc Ia evac2cjon rme-
data por las rrnpaS turczS, del Nor
te de Persia hast 6sntro % '2s iron
terss turras me eAjstlau - ga re.
Sion antcS de a guerra
.Tndecimo: " 50 ~ or6ensdo y
-xscuacicn de una parLs ie a Trans,
Ca.cssia po- las ropss turcas, ) q
re4o de csc t~err1torio Sera eTacu2dc
q asi Sc requierc por los ai'aoos
despae~ que clos hsysn estud'aoo L
s1naciou.
-Duode:imo: Las P:antaS Y eSSa'
cones radiograficas, t~elegraticaS )
r~z5Ie=rsfic2s Seran pue@as paJo {
coztrcl dc los aiados, e5cepto par
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03

:44-Albortn Ers-rff Fa5" i"o'
fisI,pa.
g6S5-Ia Gcicr-ir'rs. I""S"N
Va soy f~lI--
"-TI-Jce hgachadns. Ia" 'TE.
Ado. nan-s.
xii Himno H~a-ror-i ncricsr".
Lex Tct.t f;c--r--
"7g9-EI Prime Res. NslH.
X, r. r. -ai"s. Dana.
Ticr-ito pc,ica7o. Mar"ha.
Tuc'nda. Eais.
"su,-smrIi=. N2is.
Angelina Scho;asH.
"-tG III Ps-a-. DAMON
To- Mascavidrios. Nak
",I.-Sar:-c ~Frsu--entr. Marchs.
puda. Vale
HIS Chi--c= DC 'Gcardo BEL.
Chi..,- a. Rirard" Eel
.nG,-Tu. Oios. VAL
S,-afi-a. Two step
",as-E. Re~olcada. Polka.
Tayidad. NHrcha.
-i,s-ou, chulos Ojos. Csrc1on.
Ia S.-cra;a. Tenor.
.I5.-Quc Cara"-
guc tmrcr'a Il N"Tdo }
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-11-03

misma tcuira Qur sucumbir.
la proXjma introduction j" Ia c.
critura rumaji en- ci lmpcrio del Ia
rou Scra cicr:2mcntc On la historic
&c los prcscntc-ticmpCs uno dc los
rcsultados mas fcliccs QUO tracra Ct
gran confl;cro cuvopco.
Enrique VILLATADGEKNA.
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La ESCRITU RA
JAp0NESA
Especial nars "I.s Prensa."

~ FAN ca b-=-LN-HF 'tASSs ~ +~H
| manifestado hace va algunos amos,
pero que su r~ealizacion definjtiva pa
rccia diferirse to1avia nor mucho
tempo atn, podrs scr elective or cl
Iapon tai vez CT una Cpoca no muy
re5nota-
los hlics del Sol Naciente q~uieren
reGuacar a su CScriEura complic3da
hccha de- ca~racuerCS tomadrs del chino
y &c s'~nos csencialmcntc .iaponeses
para edoptsr cl "Rnnaii', 6 Jecir, q
afaoeto latino,
He aGui una reforma cue tendra
sin duda alcuna> co~nSccuencja> Iimi-
tadas,
CU&ndo Ia civilization china SC III
trodujc en- 81 Tapon, durantc q curse
del WI siglo. los .~iaponesas toma-
ron de 81 gran vc>ino del ue&I2 SiCnuS
graficos para baccr figurar los Soni-
dos habiados. Hoy cstos csractcrCS chi
nos no son letras que represent
tan sonidos, sino 'deogramas que re-
presents ~paiabras.
Fua. pues. necssarlo, scgun han lido
en- proFrcso las n~cceSidadcs dc csc I'M
pcrio uni-les TN alfahclo ~iaponcs, Q
, mas hien, " Silabario que gradual
mentc Ia lido evolucionando y quo com
prerGe hoy cuarenta y nueve letraS,
Re las que cada una corresponds a
| una silaba.
Para campicar las coSas. SC rcSo!-
NO a. fin, Que c.ertoS caractcre, chi
nos fueran ir]croducidoS ademas dc
los primeros q y. sc kabiaN adoptado
eu 81 l"a2uajc escr;to j4puncs, va %
su sentido idcografiro y su imagcn
prcp'a. o - c0mo simple mcG:0 *
transcription de un sonido-
RI inner de cStaS nucya paiahras
hcchae para CNpresar principai.r,nt2
IDEAS ' ob;ctos dc proccdcnc:a occi-
dental c. ahora considerable y crccc
cdGa EcZ mas.
Actualmcntc a las lctras >,l.u;"as
.iaponesas - han undo mas &c rua-
rcaA s.ejc mil c~ar4cucrg, iIcegr5-
fi.os U fun4-icos chinos d., To- que
ccrca dc c1atro mil son DC uso CO.
-rieutc.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-27
HARRY 'MORIEY AT
OAK TONIGHT

A beautiful society vampire. at
the bshest Of her father. who seeks
control Of great shipyard. ensnares
John Dorman. leader Of the 1890
workmsn in the yards. and unasr
promise Of her love. he orders the
men on strike. . part Of her faith
err scheme 70 wreck The property.
Doran. awakened partly to . sense
Of honor By the pleadings Of the
young girl secretary Of his union.
who loves him. determines to end the
strike and goes to the vampires man
sion to return the bride he has &C.
copied. But she still holds him in
her spell and fights to keep him until
after midnight, when he must ssnd
word, to his union meetias that the
strike h ended.
With her arms about him. he
arouses to . full realisation Of his
criminal faithessness. and throwing
the woman aside. he battles his way
from her homo and reaches his own
mon In tame to save them from furth-
Or suffering. and to redeem himself
In the eyes Of the girl to whose
worthy love he had been blind.
Harry Morey.. vitagraph's virile
star. powerfully portrays the part Of
John Doran in Tho Golden Goal"
the Blue Ribbon feature. which will
be the attraction At the Oak theatre
tonight Florence Dsshon, charming
and talented young star. 10 the soeie-
" vampire and others in the cast are
elan Paige. Arthur Donaldsen and
Denton vans.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-27
GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS

"A recent public statement Of the Attor-
ney-General Of the United States sug-
gests word Of warning to manufactur-
ers. Many are accustomed to dealing
with the government and are not unlikely
- kothe subjects 0f approachso or repre-
sontations by persons or agencies alleg-
ing desire and capacity TO secure public
contracts upon fee or contingent COM
mission. ,s IN
There are certain fundamental princi-
Piles which should be continually borne in
mind by manufacturers or others con-
tracing with the government to supply
the government with desired material or
equipment. M sssoI,4S RI
OF these is the familiar maxim that
fraud vitiateS q contract. While this.
principle is true of all contracts and while
fraud is incapable Of legal definition and
is determined from the particular facts
and circumstances concerning each indi-
vidual transaction, yet in dealings with
the government there are certain well de-
fined practices which have frequently
had the condemnation Of the courts Of the
states and of the Supreme court Of the
Unitd> States.
A very large number Of "cost-plus' 'con-
tracts have been made SO far during the
present war. The careful contractor will
be exceedingly watchful Of all charges
made under this character Of contract. If
the proper officer Of the government
finds evidence Of fraudulent padding Of
the accounts in relation to such contracts,
the rule Of law declared by the Supreme
court Of the United States is that the bur-
den is on the cost-plus contractor whose
contract is ainulled for such practice. If
goods or materials have been supplied or
work done and accepted by the govern
ment, the contractor may obtain reas-
enable price for such goods or material
actually supplied and work done which
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-27
WAR PROBLEMS-KNOCKING OUT
AUSTRIA

The offensive launched by the Austrian
army on the Italian front has included as
many troops as any movement OF the war.
But the rains have been relatively small.
r a. one more evidence Of the weakness
az Austrian power. A hard blow would
Knock Cermany's ally out Of it for good.
The Austrians dare in this battle to
use troops Of German and Hungarian
blood, less than half their army. The otn-
ers Of the Slavic races are full OF the spir-
It Of sediti0n. That would be useless In
the trenches, and half Of them would de-
sert to allies II they had chance. !.
Italy ought to be helped by the United
States to give tottering Austria knock
out blow. Italy has not suffered by the
war anywhere near as much as Austria.
Italy should have man power today much
in excess Of Austria, and it is practically
solid for the war, while Austria is honey.
combed with dissatisfaction and race
feuds.
Italy's only weakness is lack Of muni-
lions, coal and other supplies. She should
have these in abundance, and be helped
to put 90 big an army in the field that the
Arstrians could be finally put out Of busi-
neos. Weak % Austria +, her troops
serve Germany's purposes IN easy fields,
and Germany can't afford to lose her only
important helper.
ia III AusfTia's great frontier. there
should be . chance to launch so1hewhere
= new blow Ct her vitals, assisted by, .
contingent Of American troops. It would
promise more adequate results than the
slow grinding process Of trench warfare
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