davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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RED GROSS DRIvE
 NETS OVER S25,OOO
IHoT SPRINGS AND GARLAND D
 COUNTY HAS AGAIN GONE "oVER THE TOP"
The Auction on Como Square Last Night Was the Finishing of the Most Enthusiastic Work Ever un- dertaken in This City.

Hot Springs and Garland county have gone over the top" in the great Red Cross drive in handsome man ner At noon yesterday the $25 900 mark was so near in sight that the teams determined to reach it during the day. Immediately after luncheon
 the members all formed in line and in the march out Ouachita avenue secur- ed over $500 for the silent partner It but whetted their appetites, as the to- tai then reached $24,02S
 The Red Cross narrage formed in front of the headquarters in the Du- gan Stuart building and proceeding down Central avenue It consisted Of the large United State flag of Mir. II A. Jones, borne by women of the Red Cross in uniform, assisted by half a dozen soldiers. It was flanked by tn> members of the various teams Stretching across the street, and thus escorted, 1t was raised for the passer- by only after he had made his contri- button.
 At Como square the event of tn. day took place. During the course of the campaign number of articles had been s'iven to be auctioned off for the benefit of the Red Cross. This list was varied one and included puppies, chickens household supplies, house hold articles, ladies adornments, pigs and artistic work Mir Al Reynolds acted as the auctioneer, and in his
 nimitable manner disposed of the Va vious articles to the best advantage.
 A picture of President Wilson, framed, presented by Merritt Biggs, brought the tidy sum of $3O The thor oughbred white Orpington trio was
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place June 1 in Chicago to MT Floyd A Louton an old sweetheart of her childhood schooldays.
 Every detail of the affair was beau tifully worked out and Miss McGee was showered with many lovely, dainty and useful remembrances, that attested to her wide popularity. She is native of Amity and has been educated at Valparaison university, University of Arkansas and the N. s. S. of Music in Chicago. She comes of an old southern arstocratic family and her father, j. C. N1cGee, of Amity was a lieutenant in the southern army during the Civil war.
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PLATEAU HOTEL

Como Square. sanitary, pleasant rooms, also light housekeeping ac- commodations, summer rates Come and see us; new management G. w. stanton. formerly of Bigelow. Little Rock, Fort Roots and Camp Pike, S33 l2 Central avenue. Phone 720. 5-16-1mO
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ED. B. MOONEY TRANSFER co. Have lust competed rnear oig con crete warehouse. which is now open tor business
 WE STOKE EVERYTHING sutee sA6 Valley Ma ShonA f'J
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Wedding Announced.

Airs. J, B. Johns entertained yester- day afternoon with prenuptial shower for Miss Alta McGee, one of Hot Springs popular and talented school teachers, whose marriage will tahe
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Missionary Society.

Missionary Society.
 The womeh of the missionary so- ciety of the Central Methodist church will hold their regular meeting Tues day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Every member should attend this meeting and every woman a member of the church should be a member of the Missionary Society Visitors always welcome
 x X #
 Floyd Huff, Jr leaves today for Eastern Arkansas, where he will work in the rice fields.
 Miss Marie Rago is in Greenwood, Miss, on visit to her sister
 <
 Billy Ramseur, sergeant at the re- mount station at Camp Pike. Is ne.eI to spend Sunday with Mrs Ramseur.
 k
 Mrs. s. J Sims and daughter Eva, from Mineral Wells, Texas. are visit ing Mrs. Sims paretns. Mr. and Mrs J. Ii. Hlldreth.
 
 Miss Eunice Hildreth Is visiting friends in Little Rock.
  Mir and Mrs. M. C. Thompson ana son, Will, leave Tuesday to attend the graduation Of their son, Paul Thomp- son, from the Annapolis Naval college After the graduation exerlaises pr | Thompson will visit number of the treat hospitals of the east and north, ]
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You Hooverize, when you order what you like, and like what you or. der Good things 10 eat at Frlsby's
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-26

You Hooverlze. when you order what you like, and like what you or der Good things to eat at Frisby's
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Up-to-date dressmaking done at reasonable prices, ,595 West Grand avenue. 5-24-tf
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Party.

Master Floy C. Barnett, Jr, was sost to delightful party. given in honor of his fifth birthday, at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. $. E. Bar nett. He received many dainty little gifts.
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PUBLIC STENoGRAP.+E HER - Mss C. L. Veach, Hotel Como. Phone 72s Residence phone 1886. 11-6-n
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Dr. 8. W. ereedIove. pr. j. 6. Wllk'ns Res, 815 Malvern. Phone l6oo DRS BREEDLoVE & WILKINS Physicians & Surgeons Arkansas National Bank Building Office hours: Suites 400-403 9 a. m to 12 m, to D. m
 Office Phone Si
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Under Royal Patronage of Paris, London, New York.

of Paris, London, New York 1 Helene Swift is famous in removing | celaxed muscles, Hubby skin, wrinkles art restoring the complexion to its nat ural youth and beauty. She Is the orig nator of the wonderful method of beau | ufying. which has been employed by the famous beauties of Europe. List Of Mime. Helene swift's famous Beauty Creations. in connection with her scientific treatment of the face. neck md hands.
 DERMATINE
 An astringent compound for nabbi- ness remover and preventative Of wrinkles
 "Ambro Cream"--The best for mas- sage and clensing 6Oc and Si00
 "Uquld BeautifieR "A delightful makeup for the complexion. sf0O
 Rouge and Rose Tint Admirably adapted for cheeks and lips. 6Oe.
 Dry Powder White. Cream and Pink, soc and Sl.00.
 Invisible Cream"--A non-greasy van lshing cream soc
 Dry Rouge, Natural No. l"-Can- not be dected, soc.
 Dry Rouge, Theatrical No. IS ' soc
 "Eyebrow Grower" -- For making brows and iashes grow. keeps them soft and lustrous. sl.00.
 Mail orders promptly filled.
 Correspondence invited. Hot Springs, Ark. ti2 Central Avenue.
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MT and Mrs. Ernest Bryant of Shawnee Okla, are the guests of Mrs Bryant's father, W. A. Woodcock
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Wasserman Blood Test. Laboratory of the Hot springs Sanitarium. 6l9 Central avenue.
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while Mrs. Thompson will spend sey- erdl months visiting the schools and normals of the east and north.
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Miss Eunice Hildreth IS visiting friends in Little Rock.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06
r o a.

ia jc vSc lc prcvara. rPrcstrasila Sc lie misli ia
Toncia - III cisto p%otihem, skoraj podzavestno 81
Jc ID okazovala, ia ic ~najboljc, &c vzame Lalla.
Take tudi tlsto pOpodnc. RazmiSljevala je.
s%anjala jc, Il potem JIG racImala. Hladno - kot
ponosni ljudjc,a iako grenko natancno. kot morcio
Same beracl. honcno Sc jc vScga zavedla in SC jc
zastudIla Sana Scbi.
"Maierin prch lei mad menoi.''
Trpko Jo Jc obsla miSel, tako trpko, Ola je "a
ihtela.
Tedaj 10 jc vzdramil rczek kirk. Spomnila &C
Jc V hpu, kJe jc pravzaprav, i'll Sc jc ozrla. Ugle-
dala Je Toncta. Pa je zavrisnila in zbezala. Ma.
ravnoSl nayzgor IL dolme ie tekla, cisto brez mi
si. a Z r%csnicnini strahom. Tx pod vrhom Sc ii ie
spodrsniio in ko JIG hotcla vstati, ic &c cutila Tone.
'ovo mofno roko. Vztrcpetala JIG V neznani grozi:
Tome
Y odgovor jc dobila njegov pogIcd kakor
biiSk strasti. liza kakor uKlcnjena ie obsiala. Ma.
pol Y onIotici ic Sc videla, kako SC irese FAINT, kako
Sc bli%ajo ~njcgova ustna nieninl. Potcm JIG zatis.
Mia oci in Sc "a ic oklcnila. VISA JIG gorela. Sele
V dolini Sc ic vzdramila. Popravila 81 jc lasc in
obleko 81 .jc %otrcpala. Tone je sedcl in 10 je gle
dial. Cutila JIG 10 in bilo il JIG ncprijctno. IIoteIa
jc oditi, ali FAINT jo jc vjcl "a roko:
''Roza!'
Same 10, a ona ic vcdela vsc.
"PoJdiva Tone. Cas- jc 10 -"
Bala Sc jc. Sauna scbc, NIGGA in ljudi Sc je
bala.
"Iioza, ne YES, kako &c imam rad!''
DvIgnil Sc je in z~aOkrozil dcsno okoli njcncya
pasu. Iabolelo jo je, tako jo je siisnil, in nekai
opoinega jo je obSlo. Il vsemi mocmi Sc je skusala
oprostiti in kakor V pijanosti Sc ie branila. A V
hipu ie izgubila moe in Sc je memo vlada razkosiu
trenOtka. ---
Zvecer Roza nj mogla spati. V tent je sede-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06

jc iskala resitve.
Mexico jo je srecal Lab, ko je sla zvecer do
NOV.
Bona scra! kako jc. lepa signorina?"
Odgovorila mu ic in. mu nj branila, ko sc il je
ponudil da gre Z MO.
Occta nj bilo donna. cato sta sedela sauna V
slabo razsvctlieni sobi in Rozi je bilo tesno. Tu-
patam sc JIG nchoie srecal MEN pogled z njegovim
in vsclci io je izpreletelo mrzlo pc vsem zivotu.
A V MEM jc zagorela umiraioca strast in predno
SC Jc ltoza zavedla, je zacutila njegov poljub ma
golem vratu. Po Vsch udih il JIG zagOmaZelo in
krccvito ic zaSkrtala 4 zobmi. Y tenn hipu JIG Lab
zacuGil vroco klcfuto ma lieu.
Ven"
PrcstraSil Sc jc in JIG sci. Ona ie zaloputnila
vraia "a MIN, nato jc Sa nazaJ k mizi in ie sedla.
VISA trudna je bila, izmucena cd jeze. Nrocina jo
je o~bhajala in Y CLAW il ic kovalo. Nsak 81 bo zdaj
lasiil pravico do meme. jo &C obSlo V onemogli gro
ii. In kakor da grab nckaj s~polzkega po nicnih
prsih, il je bilo. SkrCila in zvila Sc ie tesno. De-
sno dian jc polozila ma levo ramc, lcvo Ma desno
in jc strcmla precise. Same cna misel ic bila ia
sna V njej: :.
proc odtod y
10 jc priSel KAHN domov, JIG stopi,a k MENU:
"Sluzit pojdem."
Pogledal jo jc dcbelo.
"Kam?"
"N Trst."
PA ZakaJ, Jc oporckai Kahn.
"ZatOl LaSko So hocem nauciti", j je sinilo
mimogredc Y misli.
KAHN So JIG vzradostil:
AHA PA sal Una on govoriti po naSe,' JIG
mcnil dobrovoljno.
Roza Sc ie naSmclnild irpko. Same da pridem
Ma lepem 2 donna, je pomislila in ie dostavila
"Pa JAZZ ne znam po njegOvo!'
"No. no - kakor yes" Nerjcl ic V svoje
made. A Rozina duSa je bila prazna. Tako pusto
il je bio, tako brezmejno grenko.
Ia nekaj dni je sa in Sc nj wee vrnila.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06

(koncc)
Vzela ie grablje in ostalc SO uarcdilc Islc. pa
So Sic. Nekaj casa so dclale skupaJ, "A p%olagoma
SO Sc razkropilc dalec narazen III 50 SC porazgubi-
le po dolinah. RadoSt, stralI in radovednost JL.
jc obhajala, ku 50 Gakale, kdaj Sc poiaStc fa,ltJc
svoje stare. dedne pravice, valjanJa. To 81 20
znali oGctjc i'll otctov ocetje. Same oh koSnji JIG
dovoljeno 10. FAINT 81 izbcre dcklc, ujamc "a in
ga objamc, in dckle fanla. In ziv klopcic sc la~o-
tall po bIegu Y dolinO.
ITO mora biti, steer nj koSljc. Pa &c gre tr,:C
rcbcr k vragul Me ne de-"
Tako govcrc starr in mladi ne ugovarjajo.
Kalinova nj mislila ma TO. LaSki tovarnar j
nj hotel izprcd oci. S st idom je videla njegoro
sliko pred scboi. %Suhljai, %pcpelnat in kocinast JIG
stal pred MO. Ma prstih ysepolno'zlatih Drstanov.
v oceh ~vscpolno vOdene zOprnosti i'll greha.
''AIia bella, Kan pa grcstc, signorina! SolIl-
snik. solnGnikr Ga jc Skoda vase lepc lie, mia
cara bella"
Cisto natancno ie cnla njegov elas in vso IL
so odurno priliznienosi, Iii jc zvenela IL NIGGA.
Tisti Lab jc bill vdovcc brcz otruk. Wee kot
Stirideset in mani kot petdcsct lei JIG incl. Po raz-
nth krajih jc incl ~majhnim iovar1lam podobna po-
Slopja. Ole JIG kuhal IL jelovih in smrekovih vel.
I'm bogat ic bill, pa zelo iz5ct in izmozgan TAX jc
ugledal Rozo in zahotelo Sc mu jc pc njcni svc-
zesti.
"Jaz hi ga vzcla, vasega dckleia," ic pravil
Kalinu. "Otroka rima, a denarna dosta. &c 90 jc
vasa signorina pametna -"
In Kalinu Sc je vse cedilo od same srcGe. Roaa
pa ie klela sebe in ~zivlienje, Laha in kalina. IN
zal j ie bilo, ia ie ma svetu. zclela 81 je smrti.
Vendar Sc il je kljub tenn hotelo z~vljenja.
VGasih je Gisto pozabila ma vse skupai, pa je
zacela s%anjati. Lepo. sIadko - kOt more samo
mlada zenska. a sredi najlepsega Sc je domislila,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06

la V s0bl pr .oknu. Tam Zumai ic saniala noe.
nebo. Listje je SelestelO, zvezdc so trepctale. tako
dalJne IN tako hladne. Da bi mogla k MIN, da
bi Sc izgubila Y tistih SINH daliavah...
Tezko j jc biIo in sole so 10 zaSkelcle V oceh.
ozrla Sc jc po Sobi in oko ic obstalo ma temnih
obrlslll poStcljc. Tam - tam jc umirala matt.
LOB matt! &c hi jo zdaj lie videla! Klela hi 10
matt hi jo klcla
V grIu jo JIG duSilo, V prsih jo ic 4iScalo. in ia
10 nekaJ S~traSncea il jc zdclo y mislih. Vsckri.
Fem je sekaio, bilo, zgalo. In pred ocmi so il "a
cepIll SO sc - kakor da S~trizcio kacc $ preklanimi
rcplil go &c kak0r ola ~strizejo kaGe 5 prcklanimi
Jezlkl pred MO. Sredi vscga Tonetove oci, day
oghJa straSti, diva trOca ognja. = Silo Sc jc hotcln
"tres'l tega. Iatisnila ie oGi. Ia trenOtek je Use
presto. A Y nasIednjcm hipu Sc ic vrnilo in bio il
sc huJse. \rgla Sc JIG na poSteljo in Sc je raZgalila.
In kakor V blaznosti Sc il ic zahotelo. da hi prisel
hekdo Ill bi Jo pretepel Z biCem. kakor CAD hi *,
Own lermen okoli NEE. stegen. trupla. RazsckaI
hi prsi, da hi pritekla kri. kri go.
TAX jc bill tisti veGer in n"aslcdnii SO mu bill
podobni. X Bregarjevim jc hodila V dnino kot
dotlcJ, "A Toneta Sc ic ogibala. Nekaj mrkcga ic
cullla do NIGGA. Nj bill stud in nj bill strah
Vendar Je bila Senca obojcga V listen obGutku.
a Tone jc bill pac FAINT, zdrav in Rozino We
achJc ga Jc Jezilo. Tupatam JIG poskuSal spraviti
~ me- bcscdO. Ianan. In polagonia jc odlocil.:
'Ce nocc, mai pa pusti."
koza Jc cutila TO in rabolclo jo jc. Men po-
nos Je bl ranjcn, tiSti n~cUmljivi ponoS.. X njci hi
nl moral priti, naskrivai. ma tiIlcm in prositi bi
10 moral Oprosti! Tako III bilo izbrisano. Potcm
"' on" n1egov"' fis'o njxFova! A on jc kradel.
ICES Jc III nlkdar nc nj ljubiL.'
> tenn lc priSlo nekai irdcga V njcnc misli.
Sama sebi JIG bilo zoprna in YES syct il ie bill od-
uren.
Patagonia So ie razvcdcl njcn prcstopck. Pr:
takih stvareh imajo ljudje dvete parov oGi in je-
IKE, ola bi zemlio obsegli Z mimi. In vse je strup
din, pogled, beseda. Roza ie molGala in V mislih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1918-11-06

81. oktobra Revolucionarno gibanie ma O.
% grsken naraSea. Tritisoe delavcev JIG v torek ople-
milo VS. prodajalne z oroZiem in krvavi boil Sc
ponavljaJS- u Dunaja ~poroGajo, da je grof Hudek
prevzel ministrsko predSedniStvo V Budimpesti.
Revolucionarni boii ma Hrvaskem, posebno v
okolici Reke Sc nadaljuieio. Ma zahtevo ogrske
Wade je Avstrija posala skoraj vso .floto pred
Reko. kotar in Pull sta prazna.
81. oktobra: Nadvojvoda Josip, vrhovni 20.
veljnik avstro-nemSke armada ma italijanshi from.
ii, je danes ponudil premirje italijanskemu gene
ralu Diazu. Zadnji JIG SporOcil ponudbo zavezniski
konferenci V Nersaillesu.
81. oktobra IlrvaSki sabor je izrekcl locitev
HrvaSke, Slavoniic in Dallnaciie od Ogrske. I've
"a med Zagrebom in BudimpeSto je prekinjena.
(Ta i%zjava jc prYi korak "a neodvisnost Istra in
slovenSka dczclc MISC tukaj imenovane, ker MISC
bile ne de facto ne de jure zdruzene Z Ogrsko).
Ogrske oblasti so z%apustile Reko in jo prepu-
stile hrvaskim revolucionarnim cetam.
l. novembra BivSi ogrSki minisirski predsed-
mix grof Tisza. eden povzroGiteliev sedanje vojne,
je bill vccraj Y %Budimpc:ti ubit. Revolutionary so
~razglasili osrSko republiko. Nadvojvoda Josip je
%pobegnil. Madjarski narodni svet je prevzel "a
casno Waldo.
|. novembra Pred dunajSkim parlamentom
sc je V sredo zbrala mnozica mnogo tisoG voiakov,
delavcev in dijakov. ko ie poslanec DIR. Renner
(socialist) naznanil, da ic ma Ogrskem proklami-
rama republika. je mnozica klicala dol Sc Habs-
burzani! Zivela republikal' Ma tisoGe upornih
vojakov je priredilo obhod po Ringu in demon
.straciio pred poslopjem. kjer ina delavski in
vojaSki svet svoj scdez. Noiaki so ceSarske make
ma ccpicah nadomcstili I TdeGimi kokardami.
nnVcu,hru. pr,,i<,,i.,. ,.I,Jo \o,SI.. A..
STRIFE je sprcjcla nolo, Iii ie namenjena predsed-
niku Wilsonu in prayi, da zahteva NemSka Az
Strija Ease YES tcritorii stare Avstrijc, koder so V
vecmi Ncmci. Nlada priHnaYa popolno neodvisnost
JugoslovanoN in Ccho,lovakov, toda zahteva da
pripadcla Morayska in Sleziia NemSki Avstriii.
Noia tudi pravi, da mora bi,i NcmSka Avstriia "a
stopana ma mirovni konfercnci.
|. novcmbra List il Avsirijc p~orocajo. da ic
' S%aralevu, giavncm mcStu BoSne, proglascna We
lika Srbija. TO pomeni, da So Bosnia pridruzujc
SrhiiD. Sokrivei Franc Fcrdinandovcga umora so
%izpusccni IL iecc.
|. %novembra Aystrijska armada ma 'front.' Sc
drobi. Ma tisoGe III tiso6e voiakov prihaja 2 ride
eimi zastavami z bojisGa. .
3. %noyembra Danes oh 3. popoldnc 10 biia
podpisana pogcdba "a pfemirje med p|oyeljni-
stvom avstro-ogrskc aCmade in zavezniki. Az
s;:!ia je sprcie!a so ;:ogoie in zstopa popolnom.a
IL vojne. Premirjc Siopi oh }. zjutraj V ~veljavo.
Pogoji Sc objaviio Y lorek. Zavezniki slnejo rabbit
avstrijSkc zc!eznice in vodna pota "a eventualen
boz proti Nemciji.
90 TEN %prcmirju in MEGA pogoiih izprego-
vorimo ve6 V prihodnii Stevilki)
,. novembra .Iugoslovanski Narodni Svet V
Lagrebu Jc ~brzojavil prcdsedniku " ilsonu:
LaScgi Smo vse avstro-ogrsko brodOvjc. IL
Vzemsi drednatko Niribus Units katcro so Italia
III potopili, in smo pripravljcni izroGiti bojne la
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-07
THAT INTERNAL
TYPEWRITER

WASHINGTON. Nov. s.-tspe.
cIal Correspondence. 1.-The impress
sion 10 growing that II President
Wilson'S untimely correspondence
with Germany had not ceased. the
allied cause would have suffered .
disaster comparable to . most ser
ious military reverse. The whole
purpose animating the Germans in
their note writing was to create dis
sention and jealousy among their en-
smies by flatterins one while covert
ly attacking others. Precisely that
effect was being obtained when Mr.,
Wilson proclaimed hat he had re-
ferred the entire correspondence Ia
our military advisers. But that dam
age already had been done. which
could easily have material'xed into
open friction. between the United
States and its allies. is shown in the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-07
W. f. BARBER
FUNERAL TODAY

Public sympathy goes out to the
Barber family In this sad hour Of
bereavement IN the death Of their
son Walter Farrell Barber, who died
of pneumonia superinduced by Span
ish influenza at the Barber residence
Monday evening after weeks sick
ness. The young man was born
August IL. 1892, in Logan whore
his early boyhood was spent. He
married Miss Mary Carlisle last June
and has been living In Howell, Box
elder county. during the summer.
whore he contracted the disease .
week ago Sunday. coming ~ Logan
MondsSs whore he passed away
shortly aitsr 3 A'elock that same ev-
enins.
A year ago . brother and close
companion Of the young man was
drowned at the Barber, farm In Blue
Creek. one other brother. : member
ofthe 8. A. T. 9. At the U. A. c.. II
the only boy left.
Funeral services will be held q
the cemetery today at 1850 p. m.
and will be under the direction o.
Bishop watkins.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-07

"She has been a steady customer Of
the beauty parlors," remarked Felicia.
descriptively, "for number Of years.
The reason the results are not oil that
might be desired Is that the beauty
doctors had SO little to start on. She
was, you might say, wholly without
preliminary training for the course"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-07
SUGAR EXPORTS SMALL
TO NEUTRAL NATIONS

Only 197 tons Of refined sugar veIs
shipped from America to neutral ma
tons during the FIRST Ave months OF
this year. This amounted to only 81
per cent. Of the total exports to all
countries. Mexico received more than
half the amount we exported to neu-
trails.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-07

the discussions between Mr.. Wilson
and the German officials. s''
It has been emphasized in this
country that the president was in
constant touch with the allied gov
ernments during the preparation OF
his notes, and that In the form in
which they were dispatched they
represented not his individual views
alone but the combined sentiments
of all the nations allied agains. Ger
many That this Is not thu case is
testified to by the French Journals.
lie Gaulois says: mot having par
ticipated in the exchange Of notes
between America and Germany, the
allied governments retain complete
freedom OF decision and action"
Other papers OF note in the French
capital take occasion to rebuff Mr..
Wilson for monopolizing a corres-
pondence of such vital interest to
France and her allies. "The allied
European cabinets must agree upon
a common attitude" declares L'Echo
de Paris. They are bound by 10th
ing President Wilson has said or
typewriter"
faction Francois pays it, re-
spects the Presidents attempt to
differentiate between autocratic INA
popular government in Germany In
the following language: I'VE cannot
accept a distinction between the var
ious forms Of German government.
We might conceive Of privileges &c
corded certain German states. pro
vided they agree to break away from
Prussia. butt emphasizes that pa
per. we will nav NO nremium 4
GERMANY - ,na .xr.,,..
of our own ,ntaraat. and ,ut... e.
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49,
All this is precisely what the Gyr-
mans have hoped to accomplish I'm
inveigling Mr.. Wilson into replying
to their communications. They raxe
played his we'll known pacifist ~
denotes against the militant attitude
Of our allies with . result plal4)y
evident in the quoted extracts ffp
the French Journals. The rray -
people tor Instance, DO not yppI
~ endeA9aT thsir 1fusa so
order that III. WilSens pre5sh
the characterization Of 0sfwdny my
be realised.
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-07

We are in receipt Of I letter from
Herbert L. (Dad) Gleason, = former
A. G. student and a member Of the
145th F. A. band now in France.
dad" says he 10 travelling all over
France with the band and having Z
fine time generally. He wishes to
be remembered to all Of his school
friends. and especially stubby Peter
con.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-07

Wallace Scholes, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick G. Scholes, met with
an accident Tuesday when at play.
He ran a pitch fork tine In his right
arm. He was getting along fine at
press time last evening.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-11-07
EvERTON & SONS
Will You Hold Your Head Up Proudly
When They Come Homer
By Bruce BARTON

+ ~ = ~ ~
lifted the receiver Of the telephone, and
almost dropped Il again in surprise. For the
supposed him far away in France
''What, back so soon" exclaimed. DE
tailed for special dutyr
"Yes, back" he answered; and it struck mo
that his voice was slow and older, as though tho
weeks of his absence had been years. Back
but not for special duty There-there IS
another reason"
And then / knew that he must be wounded.
Wounded here at home, still pur-
sued my ordinary course Wounded-to pro-
tect my home. Wounded-to keep my children
safe.
1t came over me Of a sudden, as it never had
before, that am debtor to him to an amoune
that never can repay.
They will ali be coming back before long.
Some wounded; some grown strangely old. Bue
most Of them we'll and normal enough, thank
God.
And We viii stand along the sidewalks to SEQ
them pass. How shall We feel that day,
wonder. -
Win their eyes say to Us, 1--WE were hungry
for a bit Of sweet, and you did not think to send
eve were cold and you let the hut fires dies
we were Lonesome, and the movies stopped be-
cause there were no funds 70 carry on. )"
Will that be their message Of their eyes to usy
Or shall we stand confidently in their presence,
greeting them a. men who have nothing to
repent.
/ las men who in their absence gave freely Of
wealth and time, that there might be warmth
and cheer and comfort over therel
They are corning back some day perhaps
's xsS VI ws.s ). Ii. message d their eye. 70
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