davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20

oSTATNIE TELEGRAMY.
FRANCUSKI DELEGAT "a
PREF UKRA
MEOW WE LWOWIE.

Geneva, 90. grudnia. - Pu{ko-
wink Henry Villaine, szef FRAN
cuskiej misyi, wysianej celem ze-
brania faktow w sprawie konflik-
tn miedzy Ukraina i Polska, "a
strzelony zosta{ przez ukrainskich
zoinierzy, mowi telegram re 1.-Two
wa wiasnie otrzymany przez pol
skie biuro W Poznaniu.
Francuska komisya przybyla do
Lwowa w czasie ostatnich walk
miedzy wojskami polskiemi a u
krainskiemi. Zdo}afa ona ukon--
czyc swe bahama i miaia powro-
cic do Francyi, kiedy szef jej 20
staf zamordowany. Szczegofy ia
talnego wypadku ME So znane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20
KAZIMIERZOWA.

z powodu Obowiazku narodOwego,
kt0ry spelnia kaAda dzielnica W Zbie'
raniu funduSzu NarodowegO, uchwalo-
neSo przez Sejm wychoditwa Polskie-
o stosujac sic do uchwaly. Komitet
Obyw. W dzielnicy Kazimlerzowa urza-
dza szereg wiec6w, ma kt6re zaprasza
Szanownych ROdak6w / Rodaczki do
jak najllczniejSzego Udzialu 1 wzywa
do ofiarnOSci / do poczucia sic obowiaz-
ku narodowego gdyz nieSc pomGc jest
swietym naSzym obowiazkiem. Pier
wszy TAXI wiec odbedzie sic sail
oh. Jana Gogola, 1854 W. 40 ul., dnia
21-so grudnia. o godzinie T-mej vie
czorem. A 1e Komitet sic postara o jak
najlepszych m6wc6w / o wiele miiych
niespodzianek o czem MONA sic pre-
konac OSobiScie.
Nastepny vice odbedzie sic W ME-
dziele. dnia 22-go grudnia W hall F.
Rafi6skiego PREY Whipple i 23 III.
K0mitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20
z BARBAROWA.

Poborcy podatku narodowego ma
Fundusz Milionowy " parafii sw. Bar
barry, skolektowali dotychczas jak ma
stepuje: Mikoiaj Paweska, i J6zef O.
blizajek, $77S.00; Tomasz Lapszys /
Andrea Smycz, $532.Oo; J6zef Moskal
i Jozef Klucek, $4,000; stanisiaw
LAM i Micha1 Szembarski, $184.O0;
Felix Raczy6ski / Wojciech Pok6j,
S7S3.00; Helena Czarna i Zofia Got
fryd, $278.OO; Andrea Mysliwiec / Mar
Gin Rolek, $39S.O0; Stanislawa Kulpa
/ Franciszek Jas2ka, $4S5.50; Stani-
s1aw Moskal i Jakob CESAR, $6S4.O0;
Tomasz Siwek, i Wojciech Mroczek,
$911.O0; Jak6b Miczyfski 1 Jan Pa
wela, $397.50; Felix Raczyhski Jan
Mrumlifski, $421.00; Ma piebanii zfo-
zono $1,897!O0. Razem z{o4ono ma Fun
dusz Milionowy, $4,000.
X. St. Derengowski, skarbnik.
Stanisiaw LAM, sekretarz.
Dalsze ofiary MONA skladac ma pie
banii sw. Barbary, co z przyjemnoscia
zaznaczamy, dosyc licznie naplywaja,
a Pc wiekszej czesci cd tych, kt6rzy
juz poprzednio ofiarowali. Rodacy!
dajcie CO mozecie, a zwlaszcza CT, co
~jeszcze ME dali Tub ci co dali pc jed
mem dolarze, powinni do}ozyc wiecej.
Spieszcie sic, gdyz wkrotce bedzie O.
gloszona lista wszystkich ofiarodaw-
COW, a tam niepowinno waszego ma
zwiska brakowac.
. Og6lnie Znany ! lubiany DR.. VI. j.
Badzmierowski, powr6cii juz W zesz-
lynn tygodniu z Armii Wuja Sauna W
randze porucznika / juz przyjmuje pa
cyent6w W SVEN biurze pod numerem
$500 Archer r6g Farrell III. DR.. Badz-
mierowski ME zapomniai | o naszcj
Armii Polskiej. gdyz zloiyI 5000 ma
Fundusz 10 M~ilionowy, a jeSzcze / D
biecai wieceJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20
I East ST. Louis,
Illinois.
(Wiasna korespondencya ,,Dziennika
ChicagOskiegO").

w piatek, dnia ego grudnla, "ele-
rani Armii Polskiej, byli goScmi Polo
nil W East St. Louis. Rano o godzinle
9-tej, komitet uda} sic do st. Louis
adv samochodami p~rzywiest naszych
zuch6w pred ratusz tutejszy, gdzie
luz oczekiwali ma gosci wszystkie mieJ-
scowe towarzystwa polskie z kapela ma
czele. ,Skoro sic goScie ukazali, taum
ludu entuzyastycznie ich przyjlai, a ka
pela zagrala hymny: amerykanSKl,
francuski i polski. Potem Major Moll-
man w imieniu miasta, przywital ma
szych wojak6w i z%aznaczy}, re East st.
Louis z duma przyjmuje tax dostoj-
nych gosci. Ma Odpowiedz, przem0Wlf
W jezyku angielskim, p. Julian Gro
szewski 2 st. Louis. M6wca, wskazaf
zaslugi i walecznoSc Armii Polskiej we
Francyi, gdzie wojsko polskie obok a
merykaGskiego, w~strzymalo nawaie ME
miecka.
N~astepnie udano sic do koscio}a sw.
Woiciecha ma naboze1Stwo. w pocho-
die brady udzia} wszystkie miejscowe
~towarzystwa. Tu trzeba ~zaznaczyc, re
r6wniez z Polakami, maszerowali cz1on
kowie Rady Miejskiej i inni wybitni
obywatele ameryka1scy Z majorem Mol
n ma czele. N%abozenstwo .koSciel-
me-, odprawil miejscowy ~proboszcz, y.
A. Janiszewski W a~syStencyi ksiezy
polskich z okolicy. Bardzo piekne kaza-
ME wygiosii Y. S. J.. Zielihskt z st.
Louis. kt0rego move podajemy:
.~.SzczeSliwe ludy i szczesliwe kraje,
Gdzie geniusz wodza, bOhatera westwo
I zywot. kt6ry W ofierze Oddaje
Wielkim ideom zapewnia zwycieStwO".
KaAdy nar6d czci mestwo / bohater-
stwo. SzczeSliwe te Judy SENSITIVE
te kraje. pOwiada Asnyk. kt6re IL
mieja uszanowac wielka idee wiodaca
bOhater0w do mestwa / zwycieStwa.
Tax szczeSliwe Judy. W kt0rych sercu
ME Sasnie wiara W idee zwyciAtwa
wiara. czerpana z przyklad0w herOicz
nych. wielkich wodz6w n~arOdowych.
Ny Polacy giebOkO many wyryte W
sercu owa czesC / uwielbienie ola ma
szych bohater6w. Uwielbiamy i sza-
nujemy imiona naSzych wielkich pre-
wodnik6w. Stad jesteSmy narOdem
szczesliwym! W tym uwielbianiu ma
SEEN objawia sic / nasza SzlachetnoSc.
albowiem umiemy OkazaC wdziecznoSc
tym, kt6rzy zycie swe pOSwiecih ola
Ojczyzny.
Bracia Bohaterzy. Witam Was tn
W tel swiatyni polskiej W imieniu y.
proboszcza. parafii i caIej Polonii tu-
teiszei. Witam Was jake bohater6w
ludu polskiego: ludu kt6ry podziwial
Vase mestwo kiedyScie sill do boju z
wrogiem naszym ~Odwiecznym. Dlatego
Il ca}y nar6d czci Vase mestwo i
bohaterstwo, re ~walczyliScie meznie Ia
wolnosc Polski i ucisnionych narod6w,
re walczyliScie dlatego, ably pomScic
sic "a W krzywdy straszne nam wy
rzadzone ably uwolnic nar6d polski z
st~uletniej niewoli.
D1ugo czekal nar6d nasz ma oEazye,
jaka nam sic nadarzyla W obecnej woj-
ME. Dzieki Bogu, re znalezli sic tacy,
kt0rzy zrozpmieli poiozenie Polski z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20

listycznej w prowadzeniu kampa7
Mi antiwojennej. Lecz pozniej;
aczkolwiek z wielka niechecia,
zmuszony byl przyznac, IL par
tya byia pod wplywami niemiec-
kiemi. Wyszlo to ma jaw, gdy byl
pytany CO do roziamu w partyi
socyalistycznej po konwencyi W
St. Louis w r. 1915. ma ktorej
przyjeto platforme, uznana "a
Rad jake n~ielojalna i buntowni-
GA. Wtedy to socyalisci lojalni
ala Stan6w Zjedn odlaczyli sic
cd tych, ktorzy byli pod kierow-
nictwem Bergera i Germera. Ber-
ger, jeden z oskarzonych, jest no.
woobranym k~ongresmanem z Mil
waukee.
Prokuratorya udowania, re jest
ScisIy zwiazek pomiedzy obecna
partya socyalistyczna a organi--
zacya Il. w. W." Wyszio ma jaw,
re Germer zamianowai S. ]. Clar-
ka z Texas czfonkiem obecnego
komitetu wykonawczego partly
socyalistycznej. ow Clark obec--
ME znajduje sic we wiezien;u fe-
deralnem w Leavenworth, kans.
Byl bowiem jednym re stu cz{on-
k6w Il. w. W., ktorzy niedaw-
no temu zosta1i skazani Przez Sc
diego Landisa ma kary wiezien-
lie "a dziaialnoSc nielopalna i an
t;wojenna. Clark .zosta4 skazany
ma lat 20.
Germer byl zmuszony przyznac
re rozpowszechniano w setkach
tysiecy exemplary pamflety o
treSci b~untowniczej, oraz egzem-
piarze pisma socyalistycznego
American Sosialist" nawet pc
zakazaniu tych drukow przez
Rad.
Ma Swiadka wczoraj zostaia
powofana PAM w. I. Thomas, pa
cyfistka, iona ~profesora socyolo-
gil, ktory zyskai rozg}os notory-
czny, gdy aresztowany zostai W
hotelu re iona oficera i wytfoma-
cyl to w ten sposob, IL prowadzi
bahama socyologiczne. PAM Tho
mas byla przewodniczaca zebra
MIA w Douglas PIX Auditorium w
lecie zeszlego roku. ma ktorem
Germer wygiosil move antiwojen
ma. Broniia Germera, utrzymuJ &C,
re Roosevelt wyglaiza take OPT
nie co Germer, a Mkt go ME are
sztuje, poniewaz jest bylym pre-
zvdentem. T~wierdzlia, re jest pa
cyfistka, a ME socyalistka. Jed
make przyznaia, re nalezala do
towarzystwa p~okojowego, w "a
rzadzie ktorego zasiadai w. F.
Kruse, jeden z oskarzonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20

bic i zapytai sic go, co W jego OPT
nil posuio sic W kompanii gazoweJ
i dlaczego jest lyle zazalen. Ma
to Adele odpowiedziai, IL "a to
jest odpowiedzialna nieudolnoSc
giownych urzednikow. A gdy m
to insult wskazai, re on take do
.tych utzednikow nalezy, Abele
.powtorzyl to samo twierdzenie,
Adele dalej wykazal, re nawet W
czasach normalnych rok temu j
pred rokiem. przeciw kompanii
gazowej bywalo codziennie sto
razy wiecej zazalen anizeli pre-
civ kompanii elektrycznej Com
monwealth Edison Co., ktorej In
sull jest prezesem.
P. Adele take przytoczyl p.
Insullowi przyklad, ktory wskazu'
.je, jak bezwzgledna jest kompa,
mia.
/ w pednym wypadku funkcyo,
naryusze kompanii zamkneli gaz
familii, W ktorej dwoje dzieci che
rowalo ma s~zkarlatyne. L powo-
Gu kwarantanny matka ME mo-
gia wyjSc i zapiacic rachunku.
Lekarz sic wstawi} i wskazal, re
gaz jest konieczny, gdyz sic roz-
chodzi o zycie dzieci. Ma to urze-
dnik kompanii odpowiedzial, re
kompania ME jest instytucya do
broczynna. Gdy o TEN raporto--
wano do p. Adele. ten ofiarowal
Z wiasnej kieszeni wyr6wnac ra-
chunek. Wtedy urzednlcy Kom--
panii zawstydzili sic i kazali gaz
otworzyc, lecz znow nastapiia
zwioka dwudniowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20
INSULT ZAPoWIADA GENE
RALNE CZYSZCZENIE.

Potwierdza sic wiadomoSc, Il "
kompanii gazowei Peoples Gas
Light and Coke, ktora W osta
tnich kilku miesiacach wysrawifa
konsumentom d~ziesiatki tysiecy
zdzierczych i rabunkowych "a
chunk6w "a gaz, ma nastapic ge-
neralne czyszczenie ma zadanle
akcyonaryuszy. D~oniesiono o TEN
juz pred tygodniem.
F. w. Adele, miejski superwl-
zor gazu, ft0ry sic zazaleniaml
zaimuje, oSwiadczyl wczoral, re
Samuel insult, prezes wydziai l
dvrektor6w kompanii gazowel'
wezwai go niedawno temu do SIZE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20
NRONIkA
II MIEJSCOWAA
Dokonczenie ze s%tronicy I-el

sprzedawacza bi1uteryi a.. Gut
70, zatrudnionego przez firing
Naples Jewel.y Co., PREY rogn
ulic Taylor i S. Halsted. Gut
TO liczyi lat 20 i mieszkai Pnr-
2227 Bissei III. Wczoraj wieczo-
rem wedIug raportu do tutejszeg1
biura detektyw6w, szeSciu Wio'
chow mialo ma niego napaSc w
Toilet / zabic. Ma dwie rany Cd
kul rewolwerowych W giowie. Me
usilowano go obrabowac, pomi-
mo re mial PREY sobie bizuteryi
wartoSci $1,000. Dw6ch detekty-
WOW udaio sic z bratem CTuffy do
Joliet ola wprowadzenia sled
twa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20

Praw1s knRdy lekarl polSkl stale o.
ia. a.. GwO Rodxiny ofiSow0 m B1pIl
tsch pZIENNIKA CHlCAGnSKU0o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20

pol.h, uontyk, czy cry mnis,
sxy "a opowiaZek p~oczytywac sohte
nowinIen stale reklamowac narodo.
vosc nasza wsrod obcvch. Saznatamiaa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20

pracyS - Czytao pil1is
,9Soszenia pod rubryks ..PrAc1 n
SZpaitach DZIENNlKA CHIC GoSNlH'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-20
z PROCESU PRZYWoDCoW
SOCYALISTYCZNYCH.

Formalne zarzuty Podniesiono
wczoraj W procesie pieciu przy--
w6dc6w socyalistycznych, tocza--
gym sic pred sedzia federalnym
LandiSem. IL stanowisko antiwo-
JENNIE partyi socyalistycznej bylo
podyktowane z Bertha. Take
zarzuty byIy Podniesione Yew-
ratrz Samej partyi. Ich autorem
.byl wybitny socyalista J. Spargo,
.kt6ry zrezygnowal z komitetu
wykonawczego partyi socyalisty-
cznej. poniewaz ME pragnai bye
pod dominacya Berlina. Listy
Sparga. pisane do A. Germera,
generalnego sekretarza partyi So
cyalistycznej, jednego z oskarzo-
nych W toczacym sic procesie,
byiy wczoraj p~rzedlozone przez
prOkuratora federalnego Flemin-
ga podczas krzyzowej ~egzamina-
tyi Germera i wciagniete zostaiy
do protokolu.
Z poczatku Germer zaprze-
cyl zarzutom, IL pieniadze ME
mieckie pomagaly partyi socya-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-26

sature and advocated by representatives from Cache
county and pledge our Legislative Nominees if elect
ed to work and vote against any and all attempts to ANAL
ganate it with other institutions to place it under the
control Of any other than separate and distinct Board
of Trustees.
We condemn the action of the present Democratic
county administration in its attempt to evade the law
and thereby raise salaries of favore officials in def
of the will of the people, When hundreds of our local
patriots serving their country at the 'front.' facing the
most dangerous foe the world has known ready to
make the supreme sacrifice and all patriotic citizens are
making every possible sacrifice in order to support the
soldiers in battle it i'll becomes the Democratic admins
tation great county to conspre with the Democratic
sheriff, who holds the exalted position of Chairman of
the draft board Democratic clerk who is also member
of the draft board, Democratic Attorney and advis
err and Democratic Treasurer, the custodian of the
funds of the people, to set aside the law and raise the SAL
aries Of these four officials Reflect upon the consistency
of these in their convenient Offices drafting the boys
OF the county at salary of $50 per month and then filing
fake designations to illegally raise salaries of more than
three times in advance of the boys that are making the
world safe for them to live in and then blush for shame
paid Political ADVERTISEMENT
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-26
CHAMBERLAIN's COUGH REMEDY
THE MOST RELIABLE

After many years experience In the
use Of 1t and other cough medicines.
there are many who prefer Cham
berlain's to any other. Mrs. A. G.
KRISTEN. Greenville. ILL.,, writes:
"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been used In my mothers home and
mine for years. and we always found
1t a quick cure for colds and bron-
chial troubles. We find It to be the
most reliable cough medicine we have
used"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-26

approval Of the proposed construc-
tion. Should such local representa-
tive approve the construction pro.
ject he will promptly transmit the
application, stating clearly and fully
his reason for approving same. to the
Chairman of the State Council OF
Defense for his consideration. If APP
proved by the latter, he will trans
NIT it to the Chief of the Non-war
Construction Section OF the Priori-
ties division of the War Industries
board, Washington, d. s., for con-
sideration. II need be further inves.
,tigation, and final decision. Should
the application be finally approved
by the Priorit'es division n construc-
ton permit will issue which will con-
stitute a warrant to manufacturers
and dealers who have taken >the
pledges Of cooperation above men
toned to sell and deliver building
materials required In the construc-
ton Of the licensed building project.
While 1t is not the policy Of tho
government to. unnecessarily inter-
fere with any legitimate business,
industry or construction project, II
must be borne in mind that there ia
an imperative and constantly increas.
ing demand for labor. material and
capital for the production and distri-
button of direct and indirect war
needs. to satisfy which much non.
war construction must be deferred
A full realization of this fact BY all
loyal and patriotic citlzens. includ'
ing state and municipal authorities
Is all that Is required to postpone
such construction activities as in
terfere with the war program. The
state and local representatives of thu
Council of National Defense are will
confidence depended upon to full!
acquaint the whole people of thes,
United States with the pressing nee,
for the most rigid economy, meas
used not only In terms OF dollars
but in terms of labor. materials AM
transportation service. The construc
ton projects which must now be dc
ferred may be undertaken when W
shall have won the war and will the
furnish employment to the returnin
: artisan now on the battle front @
well as those who will then be rt
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-26

leased by strictly war Industries.
Yours very truly,
EDWIN d. PARKER,
Prlc2ities Commissioners.
BERNARD M. BARNCK,
Chairman War Industries Board.
Washington. n. c., Sept. 8, 1918.
The committee in Cache county
consists OF j. W, Fpnk Of Richmond,
H. A. Peterson of Logan and Roy
D. Thatcher Of Logan. .i&ia
Applications must be made to the
above committee before new build
ings arc erected. y
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-26
NON.WAR CONSTRUCTION

make no sale or delivery OF such
products to any customer for resale
until such customer has filed with
1t a similar pledge in writing, and
that it will use its utmost endeavor
to insure that its products shall be
distributed solely for essential uses.
Similar pledges are exactod by
manufactures from their customers
who purchase for resale.
That all interested in the manu-
'aoture and safe Of building mater
ials, as we'll as those interested in
building projects Of everv character,
may have clear derinitiop of or 9.
ready means of ascerta'ning The uses
to which such materials may be put.
and be advised of Hiding projects
Which may be prosecuted during the
|, war with the Apr wal of the War
Industries board, this circular is is
sued.
Structures, roads or othcr con-
'struction projects failing within he
following classificatinns are herob,
approved, and no perjntas or licens-
es will be required therefor:
(D. After having first been
cleared and approved by the War
Industries board. those undertaken
directly by or under contract with
the War Department or the Navy ae-
partment Of the United States or the
United States Shipping Board En-
Urgency Fleet Corporation, the Bur-
eau of Industrial Housing and Trans
portatlon OF the United States De-
partment Of Labor, or tho United
States Department Of Labor. or the
United States Housing corporation.
(2). Repairs of or extensit MS To
existing buildings IN rowing in the
aggregate cost not y.>a.l,rg TWEEN
,ty-five hundred dollars, (s25LU.)
and new construction for farm pur-
poses only involving in the aggrc-
gate a cost not to exceed $1,000.
(3). Roadways, buildings and
other structures undertaken by OF
under contract with the United
Estates Railroad Administrator or a
Railroad operated by such admins
tratlon.
| (D Those directly connected
with mines producing coal. metals
and ferro-alloy minerals; and
= 90. Public highway improve,
ments and street pavements when
expressly approved in writing by the
United States Highways Coun IN.
/ No building project not falling
within one of the foregoing shall b.
undertaken without permit In writ
ing Issued by or under the AUTHORITY
, OF the Chief Of the Nonwar Construc
ton section OF the PrloritIes Divi
sion Of the War Industries board.
/, Shall one contemplating buildin,
conceive his project to be in the pub
lie interest or OF such essentialit,
J that under existing conditions /
should rot be deferred, then he vii
make a full statement Of the fact
) in writing, under oath, aud presen
same to the local representative O
{ the Council Of National Defense, an
plying TO such representative for hi
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-26

To all manufacturers, jobbers, dis
tributors, dealers and consumers of
building materials.
AS far back as March 81. 1918,
the following resolution was unani-
mously adopted and given wide pu-
blicity by the War Industries board:
Whereas it has come to the notice
of this board that new industrial
corporations are being organized in
different sections of the United
States for the erection of industrial
plants which can not be utilized in
the prosecution of the war; and
Whereas, plans are being consid-
cred by certai1 states, counties and
towns for the construction of build
ings and other improvements which
will not contribute toward winning
the Var: and
Whereas, the. carrying forward OF
these activities will involve the utll-
izatlon of LABOR, materials and capt.
tai urgently required for war pur-
poses. Now, therefore, be 1t
Resolved, by the War Industries
Board, that in the public interest all
new undertakings not essential to
and not contributing either directIS'
or indirectly toward winnig the war,
which ivolve the utilization of la
Dor. material and capital required
In the production, supply or distri-
button Of direct or indirect wal
needs will be discouraged, notwith.
standing they may be of local i'm.
portance and Of character which
should in normal times meet with
levery encouragement: and be Il
further
Resolved, that in fairness to those
interested therein notice Is hereby
given that this board will withhold
from such projects priority assist
ance. without which new construc
ton Of the character mentioned will
Frequently be found impracticable
and that this notice shall be giver
wide publicity, that all parties in
tertsted in such undertakings ma.
be fully apprised of the difficulties
and delays to which they will be sub
jected and embark urou them a
their peril"
Since that time the manufactur
ers Of the principal building mater
} ial including paving brick, face bricl
common brick, hollow tile, cement ant
,kliwe have agreed to coperate wit
; the War Industries Board In carry
ing into effect the spirit of the fore
going resolution, and the individual
manufacturers have signed and file
with the Prioritles division pledge
, in writing substantially as follows:
"The undersigned hereby pledge
, itself not to use, nor so far as lie
within its power permit to be uset
! any products Of its manufacture no
, in, or which may hereafter come In
to its possession or control, save Ga
for essential uses as that term ha
been or may be defined or apple
from time to time by the Prloritie
division or the War IndustAt
board; or (b) under permits ia wri
, Ing signed by or under authority ,
such Prioritles Division; that 1t wi
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-26
Replace Faults with Virtues.

The cardinal method with faults Is
10 over grow them and choke them out
with vlrtues.-John Bascon,.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-26
L EG AL NOTICES
Probate And Guardianship
Notices
Consult The County Clerk
Or The Respective Signers
For Further Information
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Mary c. Larsen. De-
ceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at her
residence at No. 525 North First
East Street, Logan City, in the Coun-
ty of Cache and State of Utah, on
or before the 25th day of February.
A. d. 1919.
Date of first publication, Oct. "a.
A. D. 1918.
IDA L. CoNDIT.
Administrative.
w. w. VAUGHAN.
Attorney. Adv-11-21
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-26

IN the Matter OF the Estate OF
Ann T. Westover. Deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers, to the undersigned ad-
m'nistrator at Logan, Cache Coun-
ty. Utah ,on or before the 30th day
of November. 1918.
Date OF first publication Septem-
Der 10, 1918.
JOHN +. MISSIONER,
Administrator of Estate
of Deceased.
A. A. LAW.
Ady-1O-26 Attorney for Estate
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NNOAh(Ab ~ SAthIDAAOAto
In the District Court of the First
Judicial District Of the State Of
Utah. in and for the County OF
. Cache.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
Philip Stricken. Deceased. ~
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers, to the undersigned admin
istratrix at Providence. Cache Coun- I
ty. Utah. on or before the 30th day
'of November. 1918.
Date of first publication septem.
Der 10. 1918.
IDA STRICKEN.
Administrative Of Estate
Of Deceased.
A. A. LAW,
Adv-1O-26 Attorney for Estate
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court OF the First
judicial District of the State Of
Utah, I'm and for the County of
Cache.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-26

WALTERS & HARRIS. Attorneys.