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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
MulSsGirs.

@nlS.Girs. Gan Store Corp /
Mnrhus ioIbeoes iorleoen 10 Sizes
Iinocr poa ca. s 0lno pr. Stpffe til
80 ar. Strffet. Set er iormentIio
ct Sorooricl ON, at Ell illoporcn
@oos fol 9ao op / 100 SIR. til Sit'
len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
llpcirssoelTgaelier. apl0iua 800

ltueirssbelgsselier. aolOine 30oe
Sitli. st uplolomt llpeir raiebe iaaar
Gitcrmiobas ierIie itcrft oper Sol
oiiig- Ggnen; ielp ganlle Wenneifcr
fan life erinbre roeet Iignenoe.
lloeiret leoiaaebeS nemIig al en- i'm.
bruOlignenbe Hegn, scr fulmincrcoe
i Sfonberlp, bnor ser mooItcs 81
Nm. Il &olbine 1872 0tr.). Cor.
genfri @sGe oa oct til SpiIeitco,
aooro bsrenoe 6iiferi blep obclaal
al Eo1ontas'erne. : Mpuegaaroer
itprtebe @ulpet oa 9obapet lleo
a~iTlberen, oa ga Grmnineerne on
6iifebummen BRAT, illlgte 1iifcllt
meo Tanbet no / @oci. Ioo GhouS.
ieen, uofor Soileitcogaoro. err Ser
Suffer pan IL Metcrs Gnboc. Ilcrt
Steoer bar S9oen taaet Sfaoc a.
set nebitrsmmenbc %onb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Vrano

grano. 6isrrine 21oe sui.
@ooroeier 2allrit5 Seniens Gienoom
/ Gnnb CT / Nite3 iuIoitpnoigt neo.
brGilot. Get lpffebes at reoOe areu.
tlirerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

SarOs @rau. No2filoe Cont
fries apromgang ianot man Tor no
gen Sib iiOcn ell Elaoe, buorpaa ltoo
Ser bpiler Soro". Wau ontoo, a.
Oct par ell Senpisning iii Sorc
8ramnaticuS' ~ufienote @rap, o.
ioretog ltbgrauuinger nna Steoet,
Der iunoteS iiolac "Hoif. Ga9bl."
cnocl liGegploiac Groue, men oqioc
Soros @rap ianoteS, 90 Sen Bier
nobnet / Sperpnrelie al Sectional,
muicetS ltbienbing, . WaAiiter Ma-
tbieiell. s @ruuen ianbtes ct pelbc
paret Sfelet al Nosfilbc-@prgercl
Snro, bso 1857. Get oar oltiao ifft
ben rigtige Saro. McrfpTr0iot mo-
err &laben / Wltrcn ierit iloiot 1928
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
aisben Gaunif Sheaterialg

bcnbaon Bite Sui. W%Nrrebros Tie
otcr, hpor Sreorif Scllien er Giref-
tor, bill / Sc nPrmeltc Gaac blioe
ioIat til ct &oniortillm for 100000
Gr. Zen nllprrcnbc Gicr fisbte Def
for ~ Iar iioen for $4,000 &r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
WfiaionbranS I Suriens. SorIens

26be %SSllli. Yaa IftieIelifabet 5or-
lens Srplaitbanbels Eager opltoo
Scr mot peo b12-Tiben Slo. gran-
Sen brebte iig burtig, %iaoleoes at belle
Nplogsplabien bar omlprnbt al
Tlolimerne. apntorbpgrineen og ct
minbrc Sneperf FAINT iao9obtiom
bclc acknowledgement brrnbte. Sfu-
Sen oniloaes iii ~ Mfinion &r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
TN Silicn ira 9miten.

Gitcrmiooag itete DER iislse "@eitt."
Ell 5iloraeelie peo Sane Seiterbaps.
bao, iom 8i9iterne lGnge pil min.
oes. Seo 5.Sioen fom TO Slpuema.
finer noroirn / inbsitlis Hetning.
2igeiom &c par uhior 0oteleruc, ia.
itcbcs Der TO CAMPER Yapir no ira
benz, % Der blep ielpislgelig aaplsb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

Tsbsfalb. Stotionaioritorbcr Chr.
aiible pco &orlcus-Isrriua %
&orIcns-9rpruo. Sanerne. er az
oouet peb Ishen eiter eft lpn9ere
Spgeleic, 60 aor 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Splat GanS6rngsFplc.

29be Sltli. 9oum 2anobrugsifole
or al S~orltanoer Sobanien icIgt til
Girnoomsbanolerne Sborbabl og
Masmlsicn / SooIten for 10000
SIR. NlreaIet cr % Cor. 2ano. Iol
% @ciptnina mebfsleer. Gieberne
far igjen ioIgt Gicnoomlnen til
@rebrcne Senlen / @nbiten for ca.
10000 &r. Suertagclien finoer
Stco Sen tite glilgltit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Spanlf Snae | Tifpb. Ssh

27oe Slli. Iaa M'fop @siifole bar
ben iponife Spge grebet itcrft ON
fig. Ga 60 al Gleperne er anarc6-
ne, bill Sfolen, efter boab "@eItfp-
Iten" erforcr, flute auerebe iba9.
Wange al gleoerne niI reiic biem
1nco set famine iItebetfor / nGIte
llge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Wineerploiiun / S~turcbelt. Sfit

Ifsr Bite SnIi. ) 6oruioOaa pe>
t0.SiOcn crpIooercoc en- Winc / Git
rorocn, ca. I MiI pcit ior Gsbolm
Storcbelt. Gil Siifcrbuao ira Sficl
ifer, Ionl lao oq iilfcoc / MGrheben
blcu rammet oe Iprang / 2llftcn mel
SC > omboroupGrenbe. 5iIilenol
Siifcre, iom fiifeOc ca. II Mil oerfro
font til Sirlp. men ianbl finn re
|itcrllc al 9ooocn oq lipgcn iitnffer
reunc GlGoningsitpffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
SDnbHu0 oucr Geile.

SDnorUo oDcr Te1le. SprlcDeit
orog ct p%olhionlt Soroelipeir ben
ooer Tcilcoalen og %cile gp. Son-
bct ifpllebe ifslee "geile q. Mr.~ iaa
noloiomt neO, at aloafer, @rsiter o.
andre Iflsb aloeles intet forilog.
@eiene fplotes meb Gpnger al Sano
fra gafferne, oe baabe Torocpei os
SseIIingpci blep iii inIou Tlooer, o.
iibitnnpute ienote Ell ripenoe Strem
qiennem Ialgabe. : oenne 8aoc
blcp 9rolGgninaen reuen op % Sul.
Ter paa inotil 1 Ilcns Tpboe oannet,
SIiicr % Gantiten bIep repct no al
oeres 2eie, % aiUloerne iplbtes
nlco Ganb. @ranbpGienct meotc
meo Wotoriprsiten 90 p%uinpeoe ON
trent belle Natten Gano uo al Gien-
oommene, bpor Der bar ifet itorc Gbc.
IGggclier. Galaaoe er pripot, lao
oen itorc Sfabe ifol bctalcs al
@rntbcierne ielu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Sslanbs-S pcrcnsfomitcn. gfeufia.

uif 29be Si,li. Sslano5 SeIeqram-
bureou mcooelcr: ToriIo9ct til Soer-
cnsfonlit mellem Sunmlarf % IS.
InnS err bIepct pifcntIiggiort og moo
toaet nleo alminoclig SilfreSsbeo.
Trcsien i~nocholoer finn forte Gom'
mentarer til Sagen. Mac @laoe uo.
taller lin 8lpoe oper oct so0e &eiul'
tat. Giterretninacr ira 2artbet mel
Ser finn om alnlinoelie Silireosbeb
Ser or inaen Spil ON, at Sorilaaet
oil bliuc rcbtaget enitemmigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
COB gieraelpu. tSarboerc .!

900 SIeraelpn. Sarboerc 29oc
Srli. s bisic CAGE er Der al Soa-
nets isnore @~iergeloe Iom iorite l(o-
Butte al Irbeibet oeo @jergningen a.
hcn itranoebe llnoerpnnbsbnab uobe-
tolt en- 0ogIpn al 80 Gr. pr. ubfsrt
9~(rbciosbag. @iergningelt er cnonlt
life afIluttet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
On oammel Gebninasmano bpo.

Sfagen 29be Slili. gn Of be melt
fienote Ieoninqsmpno paa Inbolt,
Gbr. Socob GbriItcnieL er afaaaet
pes Cohen. IA Heoninasitationen
paa anbolt / 1874 npretteoes, fit
ban Mnipttelie neb BEN % bar I sc
Mar meo til at rebbe flere Sunbrebe
MenncifeIip. ga ban tog Mflfeo,
blep ban 9annebrogsmano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
Nn Eptctmcfsiabrif. NainQuof

ND Tptctmclsiabrif. Ialnaaobro
27be Si,Ii. N(ftieielifabet Iaingaa-
bro Totetmelsiobrif bar bolbt fon.
ltitllerenbe @eneralfori amling. Gen
tcgneoe og fnlbt inbbetolte Ifticfa-
vital er 100000 Ser. Sobrifen bill
fomnte til at fpIte ca. 10000 ar.,
ca oe1t ifal fi,nne bebanble 200 Sbr.
Soteter on, 9asen. Sen ifal bore
fprbio til Sfto6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20
ct Minoesmerfe. Manoer8 29Oe

rSllli. |eo en- Ssitibeli9beo ofllpre-
beg igoar baa RanocrS Rirfegaaro
ct mutt Iinbesmerfe opcr oibeoe
Sfomaeermeite tier Inbers Warfus Icn.
Winoesmcrfet CT reiIt at Sfomogcr.
meitrencs inoifc GentraGforening, /
Guis @citprelle ben Ifbrbe hapoe
Sp0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

cpis &c tr9Hsrr en- snu,aHin. ania' en- AZ
&C ftsfie N,oeeler al ~Snseenrsu-. sinisi
% beot. spseene Sriisr mep -1ecpra5.Ss
fen al siar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-09-20

"Erieu"s rnciie Taeuter sr cers sarie
dboHrerter eerfer fan ei tilop 'an oRrolfulos
@rRrlier nj Ibourer'fnmIere.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
SHORTAGE OF PASSENGER
CARS IS BOUND TO COME

A large number Of orders In excess
OF production received by the REQ Motor
Car Company during the last fe~ weeks
justines the recent prediction OF James
Z. Hunt. manager OF the REQ Motor
car Company OF New York. that there
would be a shortage Of automobiles this
spring. Mr.. Hunt says:
REQ dealers are not only taking
cars as fast as they are built, but the,
have exhausted the stock which accu-
mulated during the winter months. wheh
weather conditions intcrfcrCd vita
transportation. And there is some in
dlcation OF further curtiilment OF pro-
duction In order that more Government
work ma be completed an the REQ fac
tory.
1.-THE trend OF conditions indicates
that as the summer advances the snort
age o. motor cars will be more acute.
A far larger percentage Of production D..
sold than Is customary at his time Of
h year.
81 feel sure tina II the war lasts tao
years-and 1t probably will-the cars
selling to-day In tho ueighborhood ~
$500 or $500 will sell for $1,000 at the
factory, and the other cars viii sell In
the same proportion.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
WESTMINSTER NOTES.

Peter Conney has begun suit in West
chester County AGAINST the Union ltal-
way Company, asking s3',OOO tpr pc,
sonal injuries received on Dec. ~, W.
when. he alleges in his compliant, a
truck OF the railway company ran INTO
and severely injured him on Westminster
Avenue. Bronx.
The separation suit Of Hester Rem
wick Earle against Theodore /" Earle
was on the calendar before Justice
keogh in Special Term to-day, anu was
gam Adjourned until Tuesday, June lN
Two a~fidavits have. been hled n ID
County Clerks office by Barber, Naisoa
& Gibboney, attorneys for plHlntllI am
signed by Samuel W. Lambert NJ D.
attending pay stefan at 81. Luke nos
pital, in New York. AMI his assistant
DIR. F. Warner Bishop, stating mat MIS-.
Earle and her daughter are now liNns
with Mrs. Earle's mother, Mrs. 9, MIN
turn Smith OF so Central PARK West
New York, and testifying that the cor
dillon OF Mrs. Smith is such that II any
undue excitement such as a divorce nc
ton should come to her attention
she will be affected physically. Greene,
Hurd e. StoWell OF New York are at
torneys for Theodore L. Earle,
A jury before Justice \ H. F. S'esel
IN Part Ill this mOrnins brought IN .
verdict for SIS 1000 damages for the
plaintiff in the suit OF william D., Otnn-
ner against Richard Weber Dr., ana
William Weber for loss and injury 90
the Infants hands In a food cnoppe .
In the case OF Patrick ". O'Co1nor in
q similar action against the sumo de-
PENDANTS a verdict for the pla.ntin for
$4,000 was rendered. Al parties res
aide in Mount Vernon, This Is the
Aspfth trial OF hh case.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
TRUCK 60. WELFARE WORK.

The Stewart Motor Corporation o.
Buffalo. makers of the Stewart Motor
Trucks. are great believers in employee
welfare work. One example OF the
treatment accorded to Stewart employ
ees is the method of insuring every en-
ployee in the organization. Ia addition
20 the compulsory New York Compcu-
sation law.
When an employee begins work he D.
handed n life insurance policy for 81 600,
made payable to whomcvcr the cm-
ployee names as beneficiary. After be-
Ing in the c%ompauy's employ for q
period OF over one year, the policy D.
automatically increased to Sl.JUO.
This Is Just one OF the many ways DO
which the tSeWart Motor Cooperation
keeps its employees c%ontentCd, and
which accounts for the high STANDARD 81
Stewart trucks.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE AUTO WORLD
WHAT CONSTITUTES
THE IDEAL AUTOMOBILE

THE successful automobile Of to-day
is the one that most closely conforms in
appearance. performance and endurance
with the ideal car Of the master minds
of the modern automobile world" says
Samuel schary. sales manager for the
II. a. Sanders Corporation. distributors
OF the Case car.
what this ideal Is may be Judged
each year by a close study and analysis
OF the new models.
'"The ideal car is a car possessing all
the features and characteristics that
represent the best practices In automo-
bile design and construction.
THE comparison Of well known cars
show that 50 per cent. OF the chassis are
using six-cylinder motors, n 3 per cent.
gain over last year; 81 per cent. are
equipped with f~our-cylinder power
nIants. and the number of makers using
eight cylinder and twelve cyllnder en-.
zines forms a small percentage Of the
total.
I'm 1916, AZ per cent. were fours. Hl
per cent. skies, lis per cent. were
eights and SIS per cent. were twelyes.
I'M 1917, $50 per cent. were tours. Il per
cent. were skies. 10 per cent, were
Fights and Al per cent. We're twelves.
In 1918, there are 1928 per cent. fours.
bO per cent skies. 1874 per cent. Fights
and az per cent. twelves.
I'm the matter of cylinder design. the
l. head block casting Is used on the ma
iority of motors: in fact. reports show
THAI 81 per cent. OF the total chassis are
using hts construction, as compared &c
% per cent using valve In the head mo.
tors: 6.5 per cent. use the T head and
Is per cent. use the sleeve motor.
THE combination OF force feed and
splash oillng system, insuring econom'
ical and positive fabrication. continues
TO lead the field. gaining as per cent
last wear and now used In 59.S per cent
of automobiles for 1918.
For four years the use OF the waite
circulating pump has been on the up,
ward trend, with a resulting decreas,
In the use OF the thermosyphon system
OF cooling. Last years gain was ~ pc
cent. and 6s.1 per cent. OF all the chassis
now use the pump system.
I'm going over the new Case Six, on
will fnd that everything that IL men
toned in these analyses as being tn,
best are to be found in this new ca
that the J. I. Case T. VI. Company hai
nut on the market"
The evening world., 1918-06-12
PROPER USE OF LUBRICANTS.

The perfect lubricant for gas engines
should either be consumed entirely in
the cylinder or not at all. An eminent
authority on gas engine cylinder lubri-
cation. after many experiments. found
that the lubricant that va not con
sumed at all retained It's fun luhrlcating
value as long as II remained IN the
cylinder. On the other hand, the lubri.
cant that Is only partially consumed
leaves a carbon deposit, while the lubri-
can that Is entirely consumed leaves
the cylinder dry.
Flake Motor Graphite meets the re-
uuirements fully BECAUSE tho intense
heat encountered IN the cylinder "A no
disintegratlng effect whatever on
Eaphite.
The evening world., 1918-06-12

MUSLIN CURTAINS. white
with colored borders. 81 to $3.50
pair. They we're sl.65 to $2.75.
81 pairs in this group, mostly
yellow and blue borders.
ALSO-a few bed sets OF white
muslin with colored borders
yellow or ~blue-single bed size,
$l.76 set. They were 50 and 1925.
Gallery. New Building.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
SIGNAL TRUCK STATION.

The Automotivc Sales Corporation. r.
Z Taylor. President. which has a big
slice Of the Eastern territory. with New
York city rs a centre for the Signal
motor truck-one to five tons capacity
announces that y has secured the
building at No. 5OS-jis West s5th Street
for its service station. This is a large
ground floor. abunduutly lighted. ana
will give Rll the room needed for a large
service station aud parts depository.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
$5.75 to $6.75 Skirts for S3.75

Eight styles in two Of them the ~waist-linc runs
up TO 40 inches; in two styles up TO % inches; in the
other four, up to 81 inches.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
N A SALES MANAGER.

t. Duval Dumont. formerly with the
Motor Vehicle Bureau Of the New York
Edison Company. and until recently
n OF a trio OF crack statesmen with the
General Vehicle Company. has been
elected Vice President and Sales Man
ger of the WHITTIER Truck Company OF
New York, with headquarters Mt the
new sales and service station. No. 614-
$50 West 51th street. Manhattan.
Mr.. Dumout has taken with him as
service manager W. ". Kelley. also J.
J. Cmbach ami +. i. Risbrough.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
AUTO CARE SAVES MONEY.

Few people realize the actual amount
OF dollars M cents they can save by a
little care In the use of an automobile"
says George II. Stowe. President OF the
Mitchell Motor Car Company OF New
York.
True thrift In using an automobile
lies not In cutting down the use, u In
eliminating the waste. Running your
engine idle. even for one minute, is sheer
waste. Acquire tho habit ~ stopping the
engine whenever YOU stop your cas-.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
WOMAN JlTNEY DRIVER.

Harry ]. DE Bear. manag Of tho
New York Maxwell branch, gives out
this news:
Although more than 7N0 licenses have
been issued 20 the titneys operating be
tween Hampstead and camp MINIS l. %
the nrst woman driver took ont "A Ii
cense last week. She Is Miss Alma G.
Reed OF this city She has = chauiltui .
license. and since receiving her iitn"N
license has driven q Maxwell touring
ear. carrying passengers to the camp.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
SCATTER ASHES; KILL DOG.
Mrs. Rose rhu- Ordered Disposal
of Her BODY nnd Her Pet,

'T direct the executor to have my BODY
cremated and the ashes scattered to the
winds. and that he cause my little dog
Daisy. to be chloroformed after my
death"
These directions are contained IN the
will of Mrs. CorneliR Rose. Med yoslcr-
day in the Surrogate's Court for pro-
bate. She died May 81 last at her nome
No. l09 West lOlst Street, lrdNlnS an
estate OF 5000.
-Four cousins got 81 apiece, and twelve
other relatives receive amounts ranging
from IS to $500 each. The Montchore
Home for the Aged is Tesiduary lesateo
The evening world., 1918-06-12
JEPS0N JOINS HURLBURT.

Frank Jcpson, formerly manaRer Of
sales promotion OF the Firestone Tire
and Rubber Company OF New York. has
accepted the position OF assistant sales
manager Of the Hurlburt Motor Truck
Company, where he viii be in charge OF
retail s1ios and sales promotion.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
S4 Skirts for So
Broadway at
Ninth,
New York.

-Four models, Of fine cordeline, trimmed with excel
lent grade Of pearl buttons, equipped with unusually
cut pockets. The waistline in this group runs from
20 to 80 inches. "ThoSe nth he 3S-ineh ir1tsi-
Lne amount to almost tao skirts" said the manu-
facturcr.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
Remarkable Assortment at S.
You May be Assured

tha~the modes are absolutely correct, that each skirt
Is properly cut, and that each pocket, each fastening,
each girdle, expresses good workmanship and care
full consideration Of detail.
The evening world., 1918-06-12
400 Pairs Curtains, Reduced

SCRIM CURTAINS, white and
ecru, S5c to $685. pair. They were
$l.25 to $3.50. There are 20 styles:
one to nineteen pairs Of IA kind.
NOVELTY NET CURTAINS,
81 to $4.35 pair. They were $l.65
TO $3.50. Ten styles, 2 to 6 pairs
Of a kind.
Th.,raIau
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-23
Steam Against Sails.

Modern naval development may be
said to have begun with the rapid In
crease In the size Of ships which took
place ut the close Of the fifteenth cen
fury; and medieval history finally
closed with the battle Of LepantO In
1871. the last great action In which
rowing galleys played IN important
part. From this time the sai-prO-
PEELED man-of-war was gradually I'm
proved until early In the nineteenth
century. when sails began to give way
to steam.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-23
Color. o. sarslns..

The fresh sardine II q beautiful 1T.
tie fish. The scales on its back are an
iridescent blue-green. the exact tint
which the sea SO often takes. while be-
meath the scales there shows up the
most wonderful peacock blue. There
are bars on Its back and sides when II
first ONE out Of the water like those
on the mackerel. but they seem to fade
and disappear the moment It Is exposed
to the air. The rest Of Its body Is pure
silver.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-23
MY PLEDGE

7 c,tizen AZ the United States,
v,ii,nplv subscribe to the Third
Liberty loan in order that:
Nv Country nav eve Be
o.homed ~ ME-.
T NAV he a true sentle man
osrti. woman.
NAV work earnestly at what.
.var ~ 4. INV nrivileee to under.
tsra.
NAV horor.h,v sccomniish MY
mart ~ nnhold II Liberty. our
Manhooa our Womanhood the
h.., iise oSfers.
NAV EARN nv risht 70 Ma.
.,...I J,h.-tv. that 7 NAV h~onestly
Sse.na IN ALL vays At all times
~ h.-its,. ~ Freedom that n n
~, n~r,viisrs "a FIrht Tor. lave
IN, n.ssnS A. anv sacriAcc.
.haiI NEVER fail nv rood
p.s.rA NV COvnITRY That has
s,v.n M. homs. edncation. pro-
tsct,or.
NV children shall be able to
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-23
CONSTIPATION AND INDIGESTION

These are twin evils. Persons suf-
fering from indigestion : often
troubled with constipation. Mrs..
Robert Allison. Nation. Ill. writes
that whom she first moved to Mat
toen sAs was . great sufferer from
indigestion and constipation. Food
distressed her and there was = feel
Ing like . heavy weight pressing on
As4 stomach and chest. She did nei
rest we'll 1t night. and felt worn out
. good part Of the time. One bottle
Of Chambsrlain's Tablets corrected
this trouble 20 that she has sincs
felt like 8 different person. Advt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-23
AMERICAN BLOOD
VETS TRENCHES
Have YOU Proved Loyalty
By Buying Liberty Bonds
~ JOHN LEish TAFT

There are some tremendous lessons
to be learned from the present status
Of the world strife.
One of the most momentous Of them
all IL a lesson 70 America and Amer.
icans-a lesson TO you and me-a
personal lesson which we shall do
we'll to accept in its fullest. personal
application. 1t ID the lesson OF IN
DIvIDUAL INTEREST in this war.
The blood Of American soldiers 10
vet upon the trenches. and the base
hospitals are ministsring to Amsri.
can. wounded. The shadow Of the
Death Angel. made In Germany"
has fallen across your threshold and
mine. It 10 NO longer . thing de-
tached and apart from u. We are
lin It. The blood Of Jul sacrifice
reeks upon the altar. It 10 now . per.
sonal affair.
We-you and Unjust back U boys
In the trenches. or forever cease to
claim rank and title - Americans.
The time has conn when there are
but two classes 10 this country
Americans. who are for the Wal in
which our boys are pouring out their
blood, and traitors, who r either
against the wal Or. Indifferent toward
II. And indifference 10 now. II any.
thing. more dsspicable than antago-
uiSm.
There 10 one thing. at least. that
most Of W can do to prove our aware.
ness Of the situation and our loyalty
to those who are fighting OUR battles
over there; most OF 10 can subscribe,
in some degree. to the Third Liberty
Loan.
It Il totally beside the issue Ia
point out that these bonds are . good
Investment. The Investment feature
ID not the thing in question. II may
require, some sacrifice to convert pres
emit holdings into holding Of Liberty
Loan Bonds. But - far % We car
manage II, you and ]. II VI accept thu
great lesson Of the hour and take oul
part in the baptism Of American bloot
which II for the cleansing Of the M
lions and the rehabilitation Of tn,
world, We must come across"-an,
come quickly and with t~hankfulnes
that It II given to u to do even u
little.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-23
SOME GOOD ADVICE

Don't think too much Of your
own methods. Watch other peoples
ways and leaif from them" Tfis is
good advice. especially when bilious
or constipated. You will find many
people who use Chamberlain's Tab
lets for these ailments with the best
results, and will do we'll to follow
their example. Advt.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-23
Concrete Amusemsnta.

TO cultivate . spirit Of restfulnesA
and q larger vision. 10 the aim OF
should be Of those who would prevent
delinquency. Concrete amusements
are desirable. says o writer. but they
do not make up for Installing the hab-
It Of leisurely friendships. that are
equally appreciated by the boy In his
adolescence. or the man who has be-
come a fns citizen through their -
l1uence.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-23
About Advice.

The worst thing about advice, OBJ
serves q writer, II that those who ~
qualified to give II do. and those
who insist upon serving you with .
full. seven-course table d'hote meal oe
It, always prove to be the worst &
chefs.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-23

What u the quaintest street name
you know Of In London, past or pres
emit Il would probably be hard. 70
lates the London Chronicle. to beat
Shalligonaked street, which, according
to the late Sir Laurence Gomme's evi.
dence before the local records conn
mittee, appears as the name Of Q street
In Mapping In o sewers rate book for
1748. In those days the naming Of q
street was not In the hands Of a sedate
public authority, hence the oddly Of
some Of these old names.