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Show THE PROVO POST farmer Al Falfa Buys an Almost Wolfhound XA ay OUCKX Y&U jji r ) POLES BYGER(,IAI1Y Berlin, Not. 5. "Polish provinces occupied by troops of the central powers," says the Overseas News agency, were the scene today of a great and momentous historic event. Germany and Austria Hungary by joint action proclaimed Warsaw and Lublin the kingdom of Poland and established the right of the Polish nation to control its own destinies, to live an independent national life and to govern itself by chosen representatives of the nation. A few days ago a Polish delegation had called upon the Imperial chancellor. ) 3 Dr. von 0 Bi ' ' v"V2 , AS Cj5-- 3 HAO A S '(feu WUt WH'( I A , HEAT PRIZE. VWAEtt ill A ng v - " v V You Co Youli AA COOO JHARK. Hi PuT UP Art AFUL. &ATTL6 Bethmaira-Holl-we- 7n 1!!! I G& . 'w Eaatw ' - Its members were representative Poles of all classes, all parties, all ranks of society and aU creeds. They transmitted ,to the German government the wishes of the Polish nation which now have been granted to them. Thus the ancient kingdom of Poland, from which In the past came the famous rulers Uke the Jegellones (a dynasty founded by Jagello, which reigned in Poland from 1386 to 1572) and glorious soldiers like the great Sobieskl, is now resurrected. The Poles are free from Russian oppression; no more to be trodden under the heels of the Cossacks. The liberty that had been destroyed a century ago by Russian instigation Is BUT 1 Yrrr' now restored. The rule of the knout The great realm which the westthat the Mexican government feels has been abolished. Poland has been ern neighbors of the kingdom of Poit unjust for the allies to hold MexiMEXICO THREATENED back to western given civilization. co responsible for submarine activiland shall have on their eastern Tne manifesto issued at Warsaw frontier shall be a free and ties happy BY GREAT BRITAIN same in the Gulf of Mexico, when theand Lublin reads as follows: submarines arrived in Ameristate enjoying its own national life, His majesty the German emperor can ports and sank ships in American and they shall welcome with joy the and his majesty the emperor of AuMexico City, Nov. 5. The Mexican territorial waters without causing stria and apostolic king of Hungary, birth and prosperous development of government has been notified by conflict or difficulties between Gethe British ambasador at Washing- rmany and the United States. He adds inspired by firm confidence in final this state. ton of the presence of German sub- that Mexico desires to retain cordial victory of their arms and prompted marines In the Gulf of Mexico, and relations with Great Rrlt&in and by a desire to lead the districts con- HOMEWARD DASH TO has been warned that the allies will suggests that that the English fleet quered by their armies under heavy BE MADE NEXT FRIDAY sacrifice from Russian domination totake drastic measures If the under- prevent the German submarines sea craft recleve aid from Mexican from leaving their base, thus obvwards a happy future, have agreed New London, Nov. 5. Captain Paul ports or sources. to form of these districts a national This information iating to the Mexican government disstate with an hereditary monarch KOenig of the German submarine was made public tohight by Foreign agreeable Incidents caused by the and a constitutional government. The merchantman Deutschland, which ar- Minister Aguilar, who issued the European conflict. If such. measures exact frontiers of the kingdom of rived here last. Wednesday, Indicat- text of the note received from the by England are not efficacious, the ed today that he would make his British ambassador through United foreign minister will take such meaPoland shall be outlined later. The new kingdom will receive the homeward dash next Friday proba- State Secretary of State . Lansing sures as the circumstances will diand ChArge dAfaires Charles B. rect should German rubmarines enter guarantees needed for the free de- bly late In the afternoon. The gang of negro stevodorea Parker. Mexican waters. velopment of its own forces by its intimate relations with both powers. worked all day loading a cargo of The British note demands a strict The glorious traditions of the an- crude rubber and nickel, and the censorship of the Mexican wireless cient Polish armies and the memory Deutschlands crew ' was engaged in and 'says that any failure to maintain PROVO BUSINESS of the brave comradeship in the overhauling the engines and five me- Mexican neutrality will be attended revive chanics from a local shipyard prac- by disastrous results. In his reply great war of our days-shal- l a national army. The organization, tically completed the work of tight- addressed to Mr. Parker, Senor AgMAN DIED HERE instruction and command- of this ar- ening rivets on the crafts bow which uilar says that it seema strange to my shall be arranged by common had become loosened by tossing in the Mexican government that Great LAST SUNDAY the high seas on the way over. - j Britain should use the United States agreement. The allied monarchs express the Captain Koenig today visited the j department as an Intermediary on a confident hope that Polish wishes government submarine base and lat- point concerning Mexico alone, esFrederick Fanner Bee, an old and for the evolution of a Polish state er showed Commander Stirling and pecially when Great Britain has an highly respected citizen of Provo, and for the national development of his officers through the Deutsch- accredited representative In Mexico died: at bis home Sunday. Mr. Bee a Polish kingdom shall now be ful- land. The reply Bays that the Mexican haa been suffering from asthma and Fourteen members of the Ger- government win for this time only dropsy for several months. -filled, taking due consideration of the political conditions prevailing in man embassy at Washington came answer the representatives of the Mr. Bee was born in London, EngMr7 land In 1846. When 11 years of age Europe and of the Yvelfare and the here today and greeted the Deutsch- British government through he came with hie parents to thia safety of their own countries and lands captain and crew aboard the Parker. liner Wlllehad. nations. Foreign Minister Aguilar atatea country and after two years in Bos LIBERTY RESTORED TO J You BRBIXX "StotYHOUMOTo PRdTftCY $ IF By Paul Terry r sa ton they removed to Utah, and sinr that time Provo has been his home Early In life he engaged In the sad dlery and harness business and b industry and strict attention to business he built ifp a large trade. Mr. Bee is survived by his widow and a daughter by a former marriage, Mrs. U, B. Irvine of Salt Lake. He also Is survived by three grandchildren, two brothers and three sisters. The brothers and sisters are: Samuel S. Bee of San Jose, Calif.; Robert and Stephen Bee, Mrs. Jennie Bee Jones and Mrs. D. L. Walllck of this' city; Mrs. A. W. Meek of Ogden, Jlrs. Ellen AIleman of San Francisco, and Mrs. M. B. Whitney of Salt Lake. Mr. Bee was made a Mason In Story lodge. No. 4, Provo, October 12, 1882, and in 1893 was Its master. His Interest in Masonry remained to the end and as long as his health permitted him to t reach the lodge room he was a regular attendant Mr. Bee was a man of strong convictions, of high ideals, tolerant and of genial disposition and will be missed by all who knew him best Funeral services will be held1 at the Congregational church at 2 p.- - m. : Wednesday, November 8. The body may be viewed at the residence of Robt Bee, 268 East 1st between the hours of 10 and 12, and at his former residence, 190 8. 3rd West, from 12:30 to 1:30 p. m. I jjt Every grocery f store has its customers ..who order POSTUM regularly- instead of coffee,, They are former coffee drinkers who, for healths sake, changed their table drink. you dlscomfort or illness ask the grocer for the names of several POSTUM users in your neighborhoqdY get- in touch with them and - . .w fliw - i -- ( ' -- . hear story.: "-thei- r: sv secure - - POSTUM atm-of- f u on the family tal ' .coffee, and fry - . 7f 5r r V Vi |