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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-12

qIf the pee ,ple of the earth are not to
become toll ing millions for the Prusslan
Junke;rs and the Prussian Krupps, if they
are not to be terror-ridden slaves at the
mercy of German Kaisers will, Prus-
sjanism mus be driven back within its
own borders and kept there.
qNot only En- Esh freedom, French freedom is at
stake Our O wn cherished institutions own tree
government Ill that fathers fought tor, all that
free people pr il e. is threatened by an enemy that
would impose h is own hateful Kultur on every free
institution in ev cry Iberty-loving land.
qThat is why tt ne must be fought on European
soil. We are fl ghting in Europe now that we may
not have to fig in America, on the very thresholds
OF our own no n1e>s later.
give are fight ing for the safety and liberty OF our
Children ZONES, our country. No price is too great
to pay for Vic to ry.
qAmercans, yo u are allied upon to back our armies
in France, to fur nsh them the guns and shells and
ships and arpal aes the enormous quantities OF every
sort of supplies that they must have to defeat the
Prussan armies and drive them back across the Kline
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15
keep LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young Is to feel
young - to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels - there's no need of
having sallow complexion - dark rings
under your cyes - pimples - bilious
look in your face - dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety
per cent of all sickness comes from in.
active bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, a well.known physician
in Ohio, perfected vegetable com.
pound mixed with olive oil to act on
the liver and bowels. which he gave to
his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the substi.
tute for calomel. are gentle In their action
yet always. effective. They bring about
that exuberance Of spirit that natural
buoyancy which should be enjoyed by
everyone, by toning up the liver and clear.
ing the system Of impurities.
You will know DR.. Edws-os' Olive Tab.
lets by their oliv> color. l0c and Csc pei
box. All druggi 5
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15

course We shall persist without wave
or shadow Of turning.
THE Republican party says
Stand by the War.
This includes more. II includess'
stand by the president; It includes,
stand by every public official. high
or low. measured by the thorough
ness with which that public official
stands by the war: It includes stand
by the government; stand by the
country; stand b your allies. every
one; stand gainst our enemies in this
war ;every one; stand by our SOL
diers in France and the soldiers of
our allies; stand by every effort for
War Saving and AYR Giving in this
country; stand for the Fourth Liber-
~ loan and every other war effort;
stuuu loT tHe cause LOT WHICH Wo
fight; stand by the 'irreducible min
imum' Of peace terms so splendidly
enunciated by eSnator Lodge; stand
by the war aims of this country to
vindicate American rights, interests
and honor and to forever end Prus-
sianism in the world and the oppres-
sion which II typifies. an dto make
certain forever the inability of mil
itarism. Prussian or otherwise, to
disturb again the peace Of the world:
stand irrevocably for peace with
victory only and not for q peace
based on a compromise OF principles
which would make Of oru sacrifice a
sacrilege to be made gain by our
!. grand children. .
"All this we say-Stand by the
lWar-and for this purpose We dedi.
cate the last four blood and Of
is 0ur treasure . 4.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15

ters for enclosing Christmas parcels
delivered to the chapters by only
those individuals possessing coupons
from members Of the Expeditionary
Forces emitting them to send such
parcels. The containers will be
9x3x4 inches, and the total weight
Of the parcels. when inspected by
the local chapter and wrapped rea-
dy for mailing, will be not to exceed
three pounds. Only such articles as
can be contained in the carton may
be sent. A list Of contraband arti-
cles which may not be sent will be
forwarded to all chapters in the
near future.
Branch headquarters should be
enlisted to aid chapter headquarters
in this work in accordance with
complete instructions to be forward.
ed within few days.
The final date for inspection and
mailing Of parcels 10 November 20.
Cartons will be in the hands Of chap
ters not earlier than October 20 or
later than November LIST. Plans
should be made accordingly.
No definite information regarding
Christmas parcels for men in can
comments in this country has been
received.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15

Washington. DC. october IL
Chairman Will H. Hays. Of the Nat
ional Republican Committee, In a
patriotic and ringing editorial in the
National Republican today, calls on
all citizens to stand by the war. and
spend the last drop OF blood and
treasure for this purpose. need he.
The REPUBLICAN party says to the
country STAND BY THE WAR.
In this declaration Of purpose is
included the statement which the
Democratic party seems to have ad-
opted as slogan Stand by the Pres
ident.
Stand by the President in support
Of all war measures Is a duty and
privilege which the Republicans have
assumed as matter of course, as to
all that great office implies, and in
the performance of which duty the
republican party has functloned far
more fully and efficiently than the
Democratic party, and in which
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15
CHRISTMAS PARCELS For
SOLDIERS OVERSEAS

Red Cross cartoons foR forward
ing parcels to members of the Unit
ed States Expeditionary Forces In
foreign countries will be furnished
to all chapters by division head
quarters without charge. These car
tons will be used by the local chap
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15

imperial decree which permitted It.
There is nothing before any Of the
allied governments. % far as known.
to show that there has been any
change in the German system which
would prevent the aStocratic power
which uttered that decree fro mre-
voking II. when its purpose had been
accomplished.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15
WARNED
70 SUSPEND
JUDGMENT

WASHINGTON. OCT. 13.-The
government asks the American peo-
pie to withhold their Judgment on
Germany's note until President Will
son has received the official commun-
ication and has had opportunity to
consider 1t.
The Official document had not been
received in Washington tonight. It
probably will be here tomorrow
when the president conferV with his
advisers. among them Secretary Ba-
ker, who returned today from the
western battlefront, undoubtedly
prepared to give him some inside In
formation Of the broken condition Of
the German mntlary power of which
the world does not know at this
time.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15
laterials For The
Gas Defense

tiles for the handling Of supplies.
You should therefore find out the
location of the collection depots in
your respective communities. and d.
rect all contributions to these de-.
pots.
Remember that all pits must be
dried before they are shippel.
The help Of your local organlza-
ton IL especially desired in reaching
the people of rural districts where,
aside from the fruit stones Of the
present season large quantities OF
old stones and nuts can be collectes
and where the gathering Of nuts O.
be greately extended. The state d.
visions Of the Woman's COMMITTEES
can also be Of great assistance ana
will cooperate with you under ad-
vice from Washington Headquarters.
The heaviest demand for the ma
terials listed above will come In the
next few months. Furthermore.
the fruit season is closing and the
nut gathering time IL almost here.
The need for action IL imm ediate.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15
NO OFFICIAL GUIDE
TO PUBLIC OPINION

Tonight as last night, no official
Of the government felt justified In
speaking to guide public opinion in
the direction of the views which are
being formed. The Associated Press
is enabled to say. however. that these
views rapidly are crystalizing and the
next stop will be taken promptly,
probably sooner than may" be expect
ed.
President Wilson is expected to
first decide whether Foreign Secre-
tary Solt's reply to the inquiries ad-
dressed to Chancellor Macmillan
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15

warrants him In presenting Ger
many's original proposal to the en-
tente allies. 1t should be borne in
mind that the presidents inquiry
merely was move ad interim, in
which he proposed nothing. bound
himself to nothing and merely asked
some questions, which. he declared,
required an answer before he could
go further.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15

mind that the presidents inquiry
merely was a move ad interim. in
which he proposed nothing. bound
himself to nothing and merely asked
some questions, which, he declared,
required an answer before he could
go further.
QUICK REPLY FROM
ENTENTE CERTAIN
If he puts the proposition before
the entente. 1t undoubtedly will
draw . quick reply. Dispatches last
night from London. q1oting the Lon
don Express as announcing that the
British, French and Italian govern
ments has reached unanimous de-
clsion for a line Of common action.
were regarded as being deeply sig
n.ficant.
Lacking official guidance on which
to base prediction. observers are
forced to record indications. The
indications are that there will be no
armistice. and that IL the entente
allies were disposed to agree to one
they probably would demand as
guarantees Of good faith. that such
places as Metz. Strassburg. Trieste,
and possibly Essen be placed in the
hands Of entente forces to guaran-
tee fulfillment Of Germany's pledges.
OPINION AT THE
CAPITAL Is DIVIDED
Unofhcial opinion at the capital to-
night was divided into two distinct
groups. One view, shared largely
by Republicans in congress, is that
Senator Lodges prediction of sit
uation which may threaten the Sub
stitution OF the deliberations OF d.
plomacy for victories at arms, has
been fulfilled.
The other confident in tho success
Of President Wilson's diplomacy and
probably forming its conclusions
fro ma close knowledge of what the
government N planning Is very GER
tain that the president has created
a situation where he can now deliver
another stroke which Will bring
about an unconditional surrender or
throw the kaiser and the German
militarists completely out Of any
power they may retain.
There is general feeling that the
uoxt move will confron; the military
party with the choice of such au un-
conultional surrender as VIII be ac-
ceptable to all the allied co-bellig-
erents or a genuine political revolu-
tiou In Germany, which will bring
about such surrender.
1t has been pointed out that Pres
ident Wilson's inquiry was skillfully
framed to pave the way for an op-
portunity to inform the German
people directly that no covenants OF
peace can be made with the men
who have betrayed the world.
The present German government,
which was formed by conferences
and has the support Of the majority
of the reichstag, was formed through
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-15

The Gas Defense division Of the
|emical Warfare service has asked
b help of the entire State Council
Defense system in immediate and
|gent work that will save the lives
our soldiers overseas.
I'm the manufacture Of gas masks
b highest grade Of carbon is essen
u. Research Of government chem
y has demonstrated that such car
IN must be obtained from the fol-
wing raw materials only:
Peach stones.
|cot pits. !
he pits.
|Qlive pits. %'g
Date seeds.
Cherry pits (if native.)
Plum pits.
Brazil nut shells.
The shells Of Aickory nuts. wal
hb and butternuts (althougn the
Fmy can use the whole nut. Il is
Psirable. for the sake of corserva-
Pc, to separate the shells.)
Any Of the materials on this list,
matter how old. aan be used, pro.
Ed they are not decayed. No at
npt need be made to keep the var.
y materials separate. but they
Rst be dry.
q Il not necessary to extract the
mel from such Of the above pits
contain kernels.
me shipment Of the materials has
= put In charge of the American
Cross. which already has facil-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
LABOR LEADER SAYS NOTE
HAS CLARIFIED SITUATION

London. Eng, Oct. 26.-Arthur Hen
derson. leader OF the labor party in
the house OF commons. said today
that his first impression OF president
Wilson's note to Germany was that it
would assist very materially in clari-
flying the situation.
1T is Of the highest Importance
that the German people should be en-
couraged to look. not for a temper
airy cessation Of hostilities, but for a
permanent discrediting and destruc-
ton Of the military and arbitrary
system that has involved them and
nearly the whole world in unpreced-
ented suffering and loss Of life he
said:
IF the German people are honestly
seeking peace, they should do all in
their power TO provide such effective
safeguards and constitutional guar
antees for the future world peace
that no section OF their population
would be in a position. II so disposed.
to influence a resumption OF mill
tary effort AS president Wilson has
clearly shown, the best safeguard
against a future war is the reduction
at least to virtual impotency Of ali
the forces upon which rests the direct
responsibility for the horrors Of the
present struggle"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
Calls Lawyers
To Aid Draft
MenNext Week
Attorneys Will Work In
Alternate Relays on Ques-
tionnaire Filling.

All FL Paso lawyers were called
today to stand ready for giving SER
vice to army draft registrants be
ginning Monday and lasting two
weeks. by judge J. C. AIcGrady. chair
man Of the legal advisory committee
working with the local draft boards.
Attorneys whose names come from
A to K Will be on duty Monday; those
from L to z. Tuesday and this ar
rangement will alternate every work
ing day for two weeks. If they can
not appear they should should send
substitutes, Mr.. McGrady said
Registrars are asked to appear in
Liberty hall with their papers and get
the assistance Of the lawyers. work
ing without fee. in preparing draft
papers subsequent to he hurry order
the boards have received to push the
classification and draft Of new men
for the army so that calls may be
sire to finish their work before courts
open on November IL
Many Waiting Induction.
The city and county local draft
boards are busy mailing out ques-
tionnaires to all registered men There
will be = large number Of men from
the city and the county who will be
indicted into the motor transport
corps and the officers training
schools, but this work has has not yet
begun. being held up for some rea-
son not made public. City board num-
Der one has indicted seven men
through Col C. c. Smiths office into
the training school for cavalry Off
GERS at Leon Springs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
HUNS DELIBERATELY MAKE
WAY WITH HISTORIC PAPERS

Paris. France, Oct. 26.-Deliberate
destruction Of property and docu-
ments Of historic nature was carried
out by the Germans at St Quentin. ac-
cOrding TO a report made to premier
ties Of that city. who have made an
Investigation Ancient city docu-
ments, which had been walled Up IN
der control Of the German command
and placed under seal. were found to
have been removed or burned. Evil
dence showed that this occurred short
y after the inhabitants fled from St.
Quentin in March, 1917. At the cathe-
dral, an attempt was made to mine
the great pillars, but the rapid ad-
vance Of the French prevented the
Germans from carrying out their de-
sire.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
Writer Asserts
That Presidents Policy
Is One OF Brutal Force

Copenhagen, Denmark, Oct 26.-
With few exceptions the German press
condemns president wilson's latest
note, saying il is an alteration Of his
former standpoint and berays lack
Of comprehension OF recent events in
Germany, as well as misconstructiOn
Of what had happened there. II Is
also said that the note represents a
concession TO the demands Of the al
lied nations.
Theodor Wolff. writing in the Tage-
hiatt, Of Berlin. expresses great dis
appointment He says it always has
been a principle of international af-
fairs not 10 interfere with the inter-
nal problems of other nations. Presi-
dent Wilson recognized this, he con-
tinued. in his Mexican speech in 1916,
but now. herr Wolff declared, this
has been forgotten He added:
The peace which the president pro-
poses is to be a peace placing Ger
many at the mercy Of its opponents.
President Wilson's policy is one Of
brutal force. It is possible, he hopes,
10 sow dissent among the German
people. We must be prepared for
whatever comes"
The Socialist newspaper Norwaertz.
of Berlin. says IL does not understand
whether complete internal reform on
the part Of Germany would make the
terms OF surrender easier 1t con-
tinues:
In any event. AIr. Wilson errs II he
believes that the former holders Of
power in Germany can ever regain
their power. Henceforth there will
be no power IN Germany but that Of
the German people. our opponents,
who demand the disarming Of the
German people. must realize that a
great nation cannot permanently be
rendered defenceless- It Will be dem
onstrated at the peace conference
whether the war has ben merely ad-
journed or finally ended"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
The Quick Wdg to
Stop a Cough
This homemade syrup ooes ne
pared, and saves about y

You might be surprised 20 know
that the best thing you can use Ior
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And as a cough medicine, there Is
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Pinex is q highly concentrated com
pound Of Norway pine extract, famous
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To avoid disappointment ask YOU
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
BAKER URGES MERGING OF
WAR RELIEF FUND EFFORTS

Washington, D. c, Oct. 26.-All or
CARNATIONS seeking funds for war re-
lief work should. II possible, be alb
sorbed by the seven agencies reco6-
niZed by the president, secretary Baker
said in a statement, answering in
Quiries as to the war departments at
titude toward the independent actions.
The seven organizations are the Y. n
c. A., the Y. W. c. A., the Salvation
Army the Knights Of Columbus. the
Jewish welfare league, and the war
camp community service. and the
American Library association
These agencies are TO conduct their
joint national drive for a fund Of more
than 100000 5000 during the week be
ginning Nov. IL The American Red
Cross. which will have its campaign
for war funds next spring, announced
that its chapters and members
throughout the country will cooperate
in the drive and that no funds for the
Red Cross will be collected that week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
SAYS PEOPLE MUST DECIDE
ALSACE-LORRAINE'S FUTURE

Basel. Switzerland. Oct. 90 The
question OF Alsace-LOrraine IS purely
a German internal question. declares
Karl Hauss. the new governor Of Al
sace-Lorraine. in statement pub
lished in the Strassburg Gazette. The
statement is n reply 10 declarations
made in the reichstag by DR.. Ricklin.
a deputy from Alsace-LOrraine. and
amounts TO a government manifesto
Il is issued IN agreement with other
deputies in Alsace-Lorraine-
The statement OF herr Hauss de-
clares that the future OF Alsace-Lor-
raine must be decided by vote Of
the population and that II Is an in
ternal question Of Germany with
which a peace conference could have
nothing to do. It concludes by say
ing that a new era is opening for Al
Lorraine. which viii enable the
two provinces TO form a point Of rec
onciliation between France and Ger
many and TO collabor1te in estab-
fishing a compromise between two
civilizations called 10 work IN the
common for the safety AID prosperity
Of humanity"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
SHIP PROGRAM
To Be REVISED
Existing U. S. Plans Not
Suited to War Needs,
Declares Piez.

Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. 25.-Revisicn
OF the entire shipbuilding program Of
the United States is in prospect in the
immediate future. according to
Charles Piez. vice president and gen
eral manager OF the emergency fleet
corporation.
This revision will affect not only
the wooden ships" Mr.. Piez said Fri
day. but the steel and concrete yes
sells as well. 1t IS brought about
partly because OF the enormous ex-
pense. which shipubilding has placed
on the nation. and partly because the
original program has been found not
to be adjusted TO the needs Of the
war"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26

gian citizens. and commissioner Van
Bree, Of the Belgian relief organiZa-
ton, visited Journal. Valenciennes
and Denain on October IS and re-
ported that the German military
authorities had done everything in
their power to relieve the condition
Of fugitives and residents in the
bombarded towns.
DR.. Solf also said IT had been
reported to him that German
authorities had tried to protect
the people of those cities against
plunderinE and that efforts had
been made to safeguard food sup
plies and save art treasures.
Only men OF military age had been
removed forcibly. DR.. Solf as
serted. and even then exceptions had
been made in the case OF physicians.
elergymen. firemen. policemen and
those employed in supplying food
Declares Honest Intent.
Referring to questions asked on the
previous day, he said the government
repudiated any doubt Of its honest in
tention to carry out the principles
laid down by president Wilson
Having, in replying to the pres
ident, taken its stand on his mes
sages, the government IS resolved TO
act accordingly" he said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-10-26
MUNICIPALITY OF PARIS
HON0RS H. P. DAWSON

Paris. France. Oct e6.-The Paris
municipality received Henry P. D1vi-
son. chairman OF the war council OF
the American Red Cross at the city
hall Friday Paul Chassaig ne-Goyon,
vice president Of the municipal coun-
ell. expressed the city's gratitude
which. he said. was growing every
day for the acts Of charity performed
by Mr.. Dawson
Mr.. Dawson sketched the history OF
the American Red Cross and added:
I'VE wanted TO show the French we
were in the war. We should have
been unable TO do anything. II II had
not been for the cooperation OF the
French people. What we have done
for France is what France would
have done for US. II the case were re-
versed. Charity is not in our thought;
II is with the idea OF recognition to-
wards France. Everything that is
done. IS done with a sense OF obli-
cation"