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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-06-22
PALESTRA DEL PUBBLICO

un redattore sono 10 spaziO, il protO
e la casa del caratteri, clio sa bene
chiunque s'intenda di arte tipografica.
Per mancanza di A, dunque, 81 do
vette sostituire ALA parola sfatate
un'altra, senza andare troppo pei
minute, mi baleno ALA mente obsolete,
e We la gittai invece delPaltra.
Veramente questo aggettivo altera
il concetto primitive perche significa
yiete, rancide, ma nela mente mia era
presente il significato metonimico con
questo ragionamento a sorite: Clio che
e sfatato 81 puo considerare rancido
e veto, percio obsolete, da non do
versi piu usare. Quindi essendo lie arti
del socialist tedeschi state sventate e
sfatate, per moi sono da ritenersi an
tiquate ed obsolete.
Non raro il case di trovare in au-
tori di fama del titoli che sembrano
aver nulla a che fare col componimen-
to, ma in questi casi bisogna tener
presente che il titolo non sempre u
ma esplanazione sintetica del componi-
mento bisogna ricorrere ALA meto-
nimia per darsene ragione, all'alle-
goria, bisogna ricorrere all'integra-
zione ideale Sc il titolo ellittico.
Cuore, di De Amicis E di quest'ulti-
mo genere mentre e figurato: Come lie
fOglie, messo in fronte ALA sua COM
media dell'autore di Una partita a
scacchi?
Molte poesie del D'Annunzio, spe-
cialmente mel Poema ParadisiacO, e
molte attire del Pascoli in Myricae
hanno titoli di questo genere figurato.
Saluti,
H. II T,Ls,.;ott:
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-06-22

Fin da due settimane ia abbiamO ri
cevutO dial SignOr Augusta Errico una
rispOsta alParticOletto pOlemico pub
blicatO dial signOr F. f. De Furia di
Chester a prOpOsitO di una fiesta fat
tasi cola.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-05

cd about the trieesf. In the same
second. the electrician standing by
the chief engineer damned home the
decorating shaft and before-the rifle
could speak the entire side was torn
away BY terrific explosion. $
Stunned By the conclusion. Blake
and Bessie were hurled to the ground
amidst . shower Of rocks and the
outlaws. terrified, He'd back from the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-05

Bessie half supporting her husband
whose leg had been badly wrenched.
Standing above the opened tunnel
the engineer through glasses OBJ
served the effects Of the blow out.
He swung the glasses off in the d.
rection whence the outlaws had come
to the shelving rock and away in
the distance saw . great body Of
horsemen riding along the lower
trail. They were the posses Of the
two sheriffs.
They're after the outlaws" said
the engineer, ordering two assistants
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-05

barrieaAs. Aladso ~ Z cloud Of
smoke and dust. Picking themselves
up. the hunted pair looked to whore
the huge pile Of granite had lowered
70 ses the mouth Of new made tun.
Asl-to them . miraculous avenue Of
escape. TIE outlaws. their courage
returned again were pushing forward
and Blake. ssising Bessie BY the
hand. hurried down over the rocks
and debris 70 the entrance.
Without pausing to look, hack.
they sped through the darksned
chamber TO the further end where
splintsred timber. bits Of snoring and
rocks barred their passage. II Seem
Cd they again had fallen into trap.
Bessie was in despair. but Blake
saw one small hole near the upper
corner and he fell to work to clear
this his wife plucklly helping him.
BY desperate efforts. Blake enlarg-
ed the opening sufficiently to push
Bessie through. but In seeking to
follow. was struck. Tho outlaws
could be- heard approaching In the
tunnel. along the sides OF which
were strung wires connected with
heavy dynamite charges. Blake strug-
sled against great odds. then weak
snins ~ the timbsrs crusAed Ais
sides, cried cut:
Go ahead. Bessie. I'm stuck. Save
yourself
BesAie knelt by the entrance and
thrust her hands TO his. pulling with
all her strength. Gradually he came
out through the opening. and she
clasped him in her arms and kissed
him. Another brief struggle and he
fell free. In an instant they had
jammed the shorings back across the
opening. filled. the holes With rocks
and hurried dswn the nsuataia,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-05

viewa n sight Of her and her pur-
suers. He was knocked down and
partly buried BY flying debris a.
Haines caught the girl and threw her
to the ground. He then looked for
Blake. but beyond and below, thru
clouds Of dust. he could see only the
|wreckage caused by the giant blast.
HE must be dead" he said and
picking up the struggling Bessie
they headed away around the side Of
the mountain.
johnson and his men being direct
~ above where Bessie had been cap
tured, had escaped the down pouring
rock, but fearful Of the fate Of Black
Jack had started after him just as
the electrician let loose Q second av-
alanche directly behind them. Caught
In hail Of rock and earth, the out
laws realized they could not escape.
johnson turned to face his doom,
then fell to his knees and began to
crawl to apparent safety. He had
made his way almost to the edge
Of the death zone and II seemed he
might yet escape when q huge boul-
der became dislodged and came hurl-
ing toward him. He never saw tho
mass Of rock which struck him down
and left his lifeless form a. Il crash
ed on its way through the dense
woods,
Blake. unframed further by the
second upheaval staggered to his
feet and in the direction where he
had last seen his wife fleeing from
Black Jack.
For the third time earth and air
were shivered by the shock OF dyna-
mite and again the mountain crests
above crumblsd and fell away. There
was no escape for Blake, even had
he been his own powerful. active self.
Crippled and weakened ~ he was.
he sank down and was caught in the
rush OF rock and swept away.
Now for the last big blast. They
can't escape"
With these words. the chief engi-
neer. having in mind the outlaws
who had killed his aide and who. he
knew. were somewhere In the storm
he had unloosensd. .jammed down
the switch. vats q - IA,
He already had bssn avenged. His
avalaache had exastsl . deadly toll
And this last and greatest found only
the bodies Of Johnson and . dozen Of
his companions - It reared down in
to the canyon into which Blake had
IbseQ carfisA . few minutes before.
! Black Jack and Curly escaped uh-
Iscathed with Bessie their prisoner
and from a1safe vantage turned and
hurled defiance At the group Of en-
gineers by the tunnel mouth. They
had NO thought for their own dead:
they had the woman and Blake had
| found grave there. +'e
/ AZ the last rush Of rock ceased.
Sheriff Hawkins, far ahead Of his
posse. galloped up the holder strewn
trail. the only living being visible
lin that scene Of desolation.
4 ITO Be Continued) ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-05
BUILDING
FOR NORTH CACHE q
''ss HIGH SCHOOL

The rapid increase n enrollment
In the County Hish eeAeols -hss
has placed before the Board Of Edu-
catien . psrplsxins problem that
presses for . solution.
3 The Board had instituted . policy
two ysars ago Of paying for it,
|hish school buildings through direct
TAXATION and By that method built
1.-The commodious South Cache High
school the complete payment Of
which viii b made during The year
I1sls.
II was the expectation Of the Board
that the South Cache building would
bs paid for before the need Of addi-
tional room ct the North Cache High
School would be pressing. However.
this condition has arisen ana the
school At the North finds itself en-
ltirely over crowded and. moreover.
the grade schools At Richmond are
also over crowded and compelled to
meet in rooms ~hoily unfit Tor the
school purposes in order that the
High School may have the use Of
their present cramped quarters.
Tue building at present occupied
|by the North Cache High School was
originally designed - . grade build
ING with tie expectation that the
|. high school would occupy II tempor-
ariiy. Besides this grade building the
high school IL at present using some
rooms in the basement Of the L. D.
g. Church Of the Richmond ward.
Theoe conditions were bsanbk "
Ie6SSs the grade schools had room
II tA4r regular baildias and while
Tie ssroslnsst n The hIsA sehsSl
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-05
did not overtax the capacity Of their

did not overtax the capacity Of their
present quarters.
The situation IL 20 serious that
the County Board Of Education feel
impelled to present the condition to
the school patrons. To build high
school building at the North by tax
alton 10 out Of the question. The
only alternative Ii to bond the dis
trict for an amount sufficient to
construct this building. Approximate
~ $50 900 would BE- needed for this
purpose.
Many would urge that the present
time d wholly inappropriate for an
enterprise Of this nature. However,
our national government Il oversee
ing proposed bond issues and veto
Ing those for purposes deemed BY
b.
them ~ non-esssntiai and unneces-
ssry.
The attitude Of the government Is
that more high school graduates arc
as essential a. moro ships.
The Board OF Education desire to
place the northern section Of the
county on an equal footing with the
South end in high school facilities.
With the support Of the school pat
rons this can be done.
81 SYLVESTER Low.
,, President Cache School District.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-05
BIDS WANTED

Bids will b received 1t the office
Of the City Recorder up to March Z.
1918. at 2. o'clock p. m. for the rent
Of that part Of the city park Of L.
|san CITY. knewn - ~ city yast
pasture. FOR Ne season Of 1918.
By order 1t Ne Bard Of CITY
Cemmis1ioners. Adw ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-05
WHEN 10 TAKE CHAllBERLAIN's
TABLETS

When you feel dull and stupid AZ
ter eating. 4.
When constipated or bilious.
When you have . sick headache.
When you have . sour stomach.
When you belch after eating.
When you havs indignation,
Whom nervous or dependent.
When you have no relish for your
|Heals. Il
WAsa your liver h tssDa1.
obtainabls svstyWAsrs.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-05

to Inspect ths-wirss In Ne tunael to
see u everything was IN resdiness for
the big blast.
The outlaws BY this time had
cleared the obstructions from the
tunnel mouth and emerged - the
engineers approached. The latter
recognized Black Jack from reward
plassrds and attempted to hold them
up, The bandits opened fire and
retreated to the tunnel mouth where
= lively battle was started.
The firing was heard by Bessie
and Blake who had turned away
from the direction Of the camp and
were seen by the posses. Sheriff
Hawkins recognised them and realiz-
ing they were being pursued. spur
red with all speed to their aid.
In the unequal battle at the tun-'
| mel one Of the engineers had been
killed and the other badly wounded
and black Jack. believing all danger
! passed. sprang Into the open only to
b fired upon By the chief engineer
land number Of his men. The OUT
law leader Asd ~. relish ~ further
fighting with Blake and Bessie fast
escaping and all hands retreated
down the mountain.
1 =
Blake and his wife had halted to
discover. II possible some way down
1.-The perilous decline. He decided the
descent was too hazardous for her
and telling her 70 retain vAsfe a.
was continued ON alone. picking his
way from rock TO rock nearer and
nearer 70 his oncoming friends.
Black Jack and johnson. safe
ifrom further molestation ~ the en-
sinssrs. stopped 70 ct their bear
inss. The former climbed rock and
discovered Bessie standing who're AeI
husband had left her. and Blake
NOW one hundred yards beyond.
i The outlaw leader 1t once deter
mined to stalk and capture the Cir
and waylay and shoot Blake wher
he returned to her. He ordered
johnson and men to stand fast and
fight off any pursuers. while he and
Curly started after Bessia
Swearing vengeance ON the out
laws for killing his assistant. the
chief engineer returned TO his posi-
near the new tunnel and prepared Il
let off the blast that was to raise tn
VERY foundations Of Big Nose Roci
and open up the entire mountain tor
By the discharge Of mines with which
the tunnels had been sown.
Black Jack had Bessie almost IN
bis grasp and Brown had lsvsled hi
rifle at Blake when the electrician
for the second time that day jam.
lined down his switch. The noun.
tain crest rose in q grehe eeavulsiou
and fell back : snass ~ and
splintsrtd oatss. NJ liks
q resistls bxllagcA u down
Ia s. 81. !; =. .'' =.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-05
VENGEANCE AND
the WOMAN
EPISODE n
synsplsls

eyn0p0oD
Henry Blake. railway builder and
saDitalist. and his young wife. Hes-
~. ssnd Black Jack Hainss, outlaw
leader 10 prison. He sseaDss and
carries Bessie away 70 ~ cabin. but
ne gets away and b found m Blake.
Altar many life and death sncoun-
tses with ths outlaws. he h LETT 70
- dsveursd hy wolves and shs u
carried on . prisoner. A storm saves
Blake. 10 reseues HIS wife and both
are again cornersd on . mountain
top. After fierce battle they have
one cartridge left and he u about to
XIII her TO save her from falling Into
Black Jacks hands. AZ
Determination was In every line Of
Blake's face ~ he stood with rifle
almost touching Bsssis's heart, hts
fingers pressed against the trigger.
She did not finch. There was only
apprehension for him - she looked
into his eyes and asked: Z
But you What are you going to
do!" -g9T
Blake. with one free hand. point
- down over the Sdss Of TIE uhstv-'
Ing rock and she tA1srstodd : HE
purpose TO jump y hiessvn certain
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-03-05

! ea1qe back H. - souine ont-
\ - glancsd for the hast time
errsl. A's finger curl
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
All services on time next Sunday.
Sunday school 9:45. Preaching serv-
ices IL a. m. All evening services
from now on tbs. The woman's
bible class opens it's fourth session
next Monday afternoon at the church
at three o'clock. The course of this
the new testament. One of the most
neglected, yet one of the most fruit
full fields of old testament studies.
These are the great sermons of the
old testament prophets. On Monday
afternoon Rev. c. L. Hammock of the
on Our personal study of the scrip
lures" An outline of the course will
be given by the pastor. The spirit
in which we are to pursue these
studies, etc. This class meets twice
month, second and fourth Mondays,
and is open to all who would like to
enter into a systematic and devotion
al study of the bible by books. No
time spent with our bibles is lost.
| hope you can arrange to attend
this class. Starting next Monday.
Pastor breaches at Yarber school
house next Sunday afternoon three
o'clock. Special attention is here
called to volunteer day for WAR
Offerings next Monday. Every good
soldier in the home army is preparing
for this. and will acuuit themselves
valiantly in contributing for this
greatly needed war fund next Mon
day. Each one in his or her place
doing their best. Services II a. m.
our Church Efficiency Program"
Reports from the various organiza-
lions of the church. A brief talk
from the pastor on the duties of
church members. Special music. A
full attendance wanted. Subject at
night: Cheap Bargains. Souls
sold too cheap. OF what significance
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08

Help to Canneries
"The food administration has been
able to arrange for sufficient guam
tity of tin plate to permit the pack
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
We regret very much that circum-
stances have caused us to be without
pastor and we are very sorry to
have to give up Bro. Easley, who has
worked so faithfully with us this
year and has done so much to in
crease the interest and attendance
of our congregation. We hope the
Lord will continue to bless his eff
forts.
hope none of the disciples will
forget the injunction of the apostle
Paul who said for us not to forsake
the assembling of ourselves together
and that all will be at our service on
Lords Day morning. Service will be
conducted by our own elder, Bro
Geo. Patterson. The public is invited
to attend.
L. A. SPIVEY.
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METHODIST HURcH

All the regular services will be
held on Sunday. Since there are but
two more Sundays in this conference
year, let us make special effort to
be present. Church members are
supposed to be present all the time
anyway unless sick.
The fourth and last quarterly con
ference will be held at the church
on next Thursday afternoon. the
fourteenth at two thirty. All stew
ards, trustees of church property
Sunday school superintendent, presi
dent of Epworth League, and any
others who may desire to be present
as visitors will assemble promptly al
that hour.
JOHN A. wOMACK, Pastor.
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is the open church in this generation.
Think of it and add one to these
faithful attenders upon all church
services. The times ought to make
us better christians Do our church
services indicate this? In their af-
flictions, saith the Lord, they shall
return unto me. Them that honor
me will l honor" We shall be glad
to meet you in all of our services
next Sunday.
w. K. JOHNSTON Pastor.
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TIE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Regular services at the Baptist
church Sunday morning at eleven
and in the evening at SEVENTEEN
Subject for morning sermon, The
other Side of the Road" Subject
for evening sermon, "Tekel." Sunday
school at nine forty-five. Prayer
services Wednesday seven o'clock
Good gospel music and a hearty wei
come for all. Strangers and those
with no church home invited to wor
ship with us.
C. L. HAMMOCK, Pastor
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Week Days
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Holy Communion---7 a. m.
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THANKSGIVING SERVICE

By arrangement of the Pastors AS
ISOLATION, the annual Thanksgiving
sermon will be preached at the Bap-
fist church by John A. Womack of
the Methodist church. The hour for
holding the service will be SEVENTH
teen D. m We want you to make
your arrangements now to be present
at that time.
(Signed) SECRETARY
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08

near Guion, lizard county, was In
Melbourne last week and saw an
automobile for the first time in his
life.
J. Ross Chambers has sold the
Augusta Free Press to H. H. Wood
worth, who is now editor and pub
Usher.
The Berryville Democrat, published
by Diehl & Pulliam, has made its
appearance.
Clyde Hufstedler of Randolph coun'
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1918-11-08
ARKANSAS NOTES

The four year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Balcome of Oakland fell
into deep well and was drowned.
The Batesville Board of Trade has
issued a comprehensive pamphlet on
manganese and is giving Batesyille
publicity which is getting results.
zee
r. NJ. Phillips, aged rs, who lives
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five pounds per person per month in
the family.
public eating places also profit
by the increased allowance of sugar.
They must never. however, serve
more than half an ounce of sugar per
person at any one time. They may
serve a teaspoonful of sugar for tea
or collee and an additional teaspoon
full of sugar for breakfast for fruit
or cereals, but not for both.
ssss
"Fatten the Turkey
"All licensees dealing in turkeys
must, until December Z. refrain from
buying hen turkeys weighing less
than eight pounds and young toms
weighing less than IL pounds, live
weight. Licensees should not pur-
chase turkeys intended for Thanks
giving market for points east of
Pittsburg and Buffalo after Novem-
Der 10. No licencee should dress
turkeys in any temperature above 40
degrees unless equipped with artific-
ial refrigerating facilities to chill the
birds Immediately after dressing.
"In view of the fact that the price
of other grains is now much mod
Grated there seems to be no occasion
for maintaining the rules against
using wheat for feeding purposes,
as it would only go into use in other
localities for feeding chickens. There
fore, previous rules limiting sale OF
wheat for feed are hereby repealed.
Help to Canneries
"The food administration has been
able to arrange for sufficient guam
tity of tin plate to permit the pack
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ing of beans Permission is hereby
granted to Gamers of beans to pack
during November, December and jan
uary total quantity not in excess
of normal pack. For these three
months Gamers may use up all odd
sizes of tin now on hand, but adj
ditional purchases of tin smaller
than the No. 2 size will not be per-
mitted 1t is still necessary for all
shippers selling beans to Gamers to
secure a permit before making sales
Gamers may not, however, contract
for more than three months supply
of cans or beans.
New Home Card
ITO the housewife we make this
timely suggestion: The new home
card will be out the first week in
December. 1t contains the food pro-
gram the government asks you to
follow in your home Read the new
card carefully. Hang the window
card in your window beside the
service flag and the Red Cross en-
blem Remember the service flag and
the Red Cross will mean nothing if
you don't live up to the home card
1t is more important than ever before
that you follow the home card di-
rection to the letter.
WALTER NJ EBEL,
Director Publicity, U. S. Food Adj
ministration for Arkansas"
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FOOD OFFICIALS
fine PROFITEERS
OFFICIAL AND IMPORTANT NEWS
COMES FROM STATE FOOD AD-
MiNiSTRAToR HAMP WILLIAMS
IN LITTLE ROCK.

Little Rock. November 6.-Those
whose business comes under the reg
ulation of the United States Food
Administration will be interested In
the following official announcement
made by State Food Administrator
Hamp Williams:
Nineteen dealers in food stuffs
in Little Rock. wholesale and retail
merchants, were fined total of
$165, which was paid to the Red
Cross, for exceeding the margin of
profit allowed by the government.
November will be known as anti,
profiteering month. Special investi-
gators will work over the state and
investigate charges of profiteering.
Fair Price Interpreting Boards in the
various counties will receive the re-
suit of such investigation. Profiteer-
ing in Arkansas will prove a very
costly venture for those found guilty.
More Sugar Allowed
Merchants are now permitted to
sell three pounds of sugar per person
in the family per month. They may
also sell a months supply at a time.
They may also sell months supply
to families in the country. based on
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ty, member of the marine com,
has won the distinguished serur
cross for gallantry In battle.
Frank Jones, negro mill hand
was assassinated near Blytheville lut
week. He was calling on negress
when the assassin fired through /
window and killed him instantly
-O-
Postmaster E. Z. McMurry has bad
the fixtures in the local postoitcg
rearranged to as to give more room
to the force of clerks.
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SAINT ANDREWS CHURCH
The Rev. c. C. Burke, Rector
CEDyyTCEC