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- Children's Party at Fort Douglas
- Miss Olice Wall Hostess at Smart Luncheon
- Fleetwoods Receive at Deanery
- Jordan [Illegible] Club Girls Honored
- Coming Events
- "I Make My Own Clothes," Said Mary
- Mrs. Mcmillan Hostes at Luncheon
- Thirteen Club Entertains Bride
- His Idea of a Bonanza
- Women's Clubs
- Kiwanians Indulge in 'Chestnuts'
- Bride of Yesterday
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- Petite Marion Weeks Descendant of Royalty
- Honor Stars and Stripes Sign of Liberty Everlasting
- Women Marines Ready for Any U. S Service
- Man and 10 Women Vie for Mail Route
- New Play Will Tell Story of Drury Lane
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- Country Faces New Problem
- Saltair to Have Cowboy Tenor at Concerts Today
- Baby Culture Campaign is Great Success
- English Woman Lends Home for U. S. Hospital
- Utah War Mothers to Hear Col. Wright
- Social Happenings in Canyon Resorts
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- Mrs. Gaw Leaves for Work in [Illegible]
- Form to Form Organization
- Six Programs Arranged for Tabernacle
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- Texas Calls Salt Lake Girl
- Kimball Injured in Canyon Jaunt
- Wilkes
- U. of U. Band Wins Praise
- Noted Singer to Teach in Cache
- College Will Give Concert in Midvale
- Mrs. Warner to Serve U. S
- Nineteenth Ward to Hear Program
- Lucy Gates Will Appear Here Jan. 31
- L. D. S School Plans Innovation
- National Song is Correctly Interpreted
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- Big Line Nags Not on Track at Readville
- Boston is Winner American Pennant
- Trotting Gossip
- Badger and Garnett Play Final Match
- Braves Win First but Lose Second
- New York Splits up on Double-Header
- Cince Trims Top Notchers, Batting Eight
- Trap and Field
- Two Utah Men Are Expected to Enter Big Athletic Meet
- Chicago Women is Winner of Championship
- Sergeant Wilde Fly Weight Champ
- Charlotte Boyle Wins Champ Swim
- Miss Smith Wins Diving Contest
- Racing
- Murray Lands in Finals of Tennis Play-Japanese May be Contender for Title
- Eligible Players of World Series
- Ralph De Palma Breaks Record
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- Guards May Form Glee Club at Fort
- Yanks Drench Huns with Mustard Gas
- British Casualties 48,379 during August
- Secret Service Lack is Odd German Alibi
- British Supreme in Air over Germans
- Surtaxes on Large Incomes Reported
- U. S Fired First Mexican Claim
- Draft Board Man Took Brige Charge
- Increased Wages to Boston Men Denied
- President's Action on Bill Criticized
- Influenza at Camp Fading
- Clubman Killed at House Door
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- Enemy to be Driven Back on Own Line
- Union Labor Sent Message by Stone
- Eastern States Will Save "Gas"
- U. S. Envey Visits Wounded Bluejacket
- Allies Pushing on after Beaten Foe
- Two a Week Plan [Illegible]
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- Football's Outlook
- Fistic Stars Who Have Quickly Flashed into Fame like Dempsey
- Bar Geldings from Starting in the Derby
- Welterweigh Will Do Turn in France
- Captain Stays Behind
- Naval Recruits out for Championship
- Luderus Declares He Wants to Go Home
- Hal Chase Suspension Ends Brilliant Carrer
- Junior League Has Eight Champs but Scores and Games Are Close
- New Manger, Slugging Hurler and Veterans Help Give Boston Pennant
- Aggies in Bad Way This Year for Coaches
- John D'Barber Wants His of Jack Dempsey
- Montana Purposes to Lower Fire Risk
- Celebrate to Bid Baseball Good-Bye
- Complain to State About Mr. Road Hog
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- English Ban Songs in Gaelic; Ireland Roused and Puzzled
- Alaskan Railway is Being Pushed
- Many Girls in Lagoon A. A. U. Meet
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- Kaiser Sees Rosy Future for Huns
- U. S. Soldiers Being Shifted to Pershing
- [Illegible] Topic at Mass Meeting Barratt Hall
- Where Are Those Draft Orators?
- M'adoo Order Illegal
- Utah Sends 45 to Work is Shipyards
- Publicity Manager of Picture Agency Goes to New York
- Van Sicklin is Victor, Avers J Galloway
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- Station Helps Moline Plow to Mak Sales
- Railroaders Give U. S. Ambulance
- Denies Motor Gives Women Fatal Habtis
- Tractor Farmer Laughs at Shortage of Labor
- Tractors Are Biggest Step in Farm Work
- Accessories Robbers Are Causin Harm
- Auto Chatter
- Owner of Motor Should Do Own Small Repairing
- [Illegible] Points Achieved in Wallis Tractor
- Auto Dealers Saving Money for Motorists
- Gold Lace Tabooed for English Women
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- King of Trails Sings Placed
- Aliens May Have Lands Escheated
- Forest Fires as Costly as Ever
- Ford to Build Tractor Plant for Mexicans
- Farm Tractors Will be Big Feature of World's Greatest Automotive Show to be Staged in Chicago This Month
- Kaiser Traded with Rhodes
- Hard Problem in Army Solved
- Thousands to Ask U. S. for Seed Grain
- Unique Plant Washes Autos by Steam, Dries by Air, Paints by Air Brush and Dries in Kiln
- Draftees Hile Miles in Snow
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- Roll of Honnor
- War Work to Replace Football at Whitman
- Butte Priest Wills Estate of $6700
- Father in Trench Sons in War Shop All Doing Bit
- Miss Rankin Sure Loser
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- Poilu Writes to American Mother
- Strike of London Policemen at End
- Wilson May Visit Pacific Coast
- Milk Christening Fluid at Portland
- Indian Bank Notes Washed up by Sea
- Former Czar's Body Believed in Coal Mine
- Berlin Statues Needed for Metal
- Hawaiian Dancing Girls Appearing at Saltair for Labor Day Program
- Held in Prison
- Oxford Resents Charge of Booze
- Belgium Suffers Again
- Itallians Reach Portland
- Ben Reitman Released
- Third Son is Wounded
- Taussig U. S. Manager
- To Study Food Riots
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- Develop Brain Power of [Illegible]
- Holland Fat Ration Less than One Ounce
- College Remade into War School
- Boost Health Stop Disease by Painting
- Gerard Speaks to Farmers
- Draft in Montana Exhausts Class 1
- Maxwell Motors at Special Meeting
- Auto Travel is Increasing Says Reports
- Hun Outfought Outgeneraled and Outwitted
- Cellars of Rheims Help Save Garrison
- Chinese School Has 170 Silk Worm Eggs
- Fine War Garden Supplies State Pen
- Will Sail in Germany's Wake
- Huns Once Thought Air Raids Proper Now Want Them Stopped Here's Why
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- Additional Mining and Financial News
- Shot or Shell Cannot Halt Red Cross Men
- Will Help M'adoo Operate Railroads
- American Oil Companies Organize to Protect Big Interests in Mexico; Confiscatory Methods Threaten
- First Four Teams of Each League in Gate Receipts of World Series
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- Bombs from Sky Drop in German Lines
- A. E. F. Has Military Police Corps
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- Arrange Good Card for Labor Day Meet
- Swimmers Meet at Lagoon for Championships
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- Tales of American Wounded at Fron
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- Literary Notes and Reviews
- Germans Flee When Whippet Tanks Charge Them, Patrol Gets Laggards
- Chinese Teachers to Study in U. S
- U. S. Landing Port in France is Scene of Vast Enterprise
- The Main Witness
- Mining Men to Aid Soldier Cripples
- Plays Hun Officer; Steals Bread Cards
- Air Service Has Become Less Perilous
- Officers Eat with Privates in U. S. Port
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- The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
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- New Division Head for S. P. at Ogden
- Hog Display to be Fancier's Largest
- Primaries to be October 2
- Ademy to Begin New Year Tuesday
- Den Wives Are Granted Decrees
- [Illegible] Will Can Fruit for Soldiers
- Children Win Food Prizes at Novel Time
- 10,000 Will March under Loyal Banners
- Woe to Those Who Teach in Days of War
- Ogden Plans Huge Parade
- John F Tobin is Named for District Judge
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- An Army of 3,000,000 Back of Nuxated Iron
- Logan is Pleased with College [Illegible]
- Music is Popular Prof. Reid Finds
- Held's Band to Give 4 Popular Concerts
- Peace Doves [Illegible] Custodian To [Illegible]
- Miss Tout Returns for Winter Duties
- Check Your Cigar; Then See 'Movies'
- Pastoral Changes to be Announced
- 2d Ward Parents Class to Feted
- Forest Dale Plans Musical Program
- Pastor Begins Ministry Here
- Huns Surpass All Soldiers in Barbarism
- Sunday Churches and Church News
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- New Books at the Library
- Wasting Paper is like Throwing Away American Dollars
- Wounded Soldiers Get Best of Care after Allied Drive
- France is Devoted to Canada, Avers Parisian Journalist
- Many Enroll for Course in Home Nursing
- Phosphorus Strengthens and Vitalized Every Nerve and Organ of the Human Body
- Findling Buys $30,000 House on Fine Site
- Wilme Park to be Newest of Homesites
- Sometimes
- Female Smokers Lax
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- Mason Valley Plant Increase New Furnace
- Nation's Oil Supplies Decrease 1,387,458 Barrels during July
- Mining Notes
- Oil Men Looking Ove Moab Section
- Old Drum Mine is Shipping Copper Ore
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- Greedy Lines Ate up Costly Acid at Mill
- Light Week on Mine Mart with Losses
- Exchanges Are Dark for Two Whole Days
- Prince Decrease of Ore Shipments
- Three Shale Plants Operate in Salt Lake
- Old Giroux Mine July Production
- Creole Will Hold Special Meeting
- Lone Star Sending Stockholders Word
- Copper Output at Top Speed Required
- Chrome Ores Are Increasing
- Alaska Gold Mill Heads Now Run Higher
- Rico Mines Ship 29 Cars Ore in July
- Great July Copper Production 167,000,000 Pounds New Estimate Utah Copper Holds Second Place
- Mining Engineers Doing Their Part
- May Secure More Ground at Midway
- No New Refineries for United State
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- Little Utah Uranium Mill Now Working
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- Miners off to War, Bullets Stop
- Alta Tunnel Face Loosens up Again
- Anna Held Estate is worth $300,000
- Chicago Produce
- Chicago Grain Market
- Jordean River Oil Holdings Are Large
- Lucky Star to Ship Car Ore
- Neva's Unique Assessment is Explanatory
- [Illegible] Are Found at American Fork
- Standard Oil Stocks
- Boston Stock Exchange Close
- New York Quotations
- Federal Reserve Banks
- Boston Curb Stocks
- New York Money
- Liberty Bond Market
- Thirty Mines of Tintic Ship during August
- Coarse Grain at Low Point
- Kansas City Produce
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- 13 Missing on U-Boat's Victim
- Weather Report
- Statistics
- Bill Gives Yanks Profits of Savings
- Special Meeting of Stockholders Creole Copper Mines
- Spanish Ship Torpedoed
- Some Fight
- Noted Thatched Church Burns
- Last Rites Today for Walter P. Reed
- Utah Pioneer is Dead at 85
- California Primary Mixup More Tangled
- Notice to Coal Dealers
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- Food Cards Will Adorn Every Home
- Andrew R Wilden Breaks Left Leg
- Police Department Attacked by Antis
- Returning G. A. R. Praise Portland
- Boys in Training at "U" on [Illegible]
- Engineers' Journal Chronicles [Illegible]
- Hun Defeat Means Much to [Illegible]
- Utahn Gains First Honors
- First Full Day in Camp at Saratoga Springs is Full of Action
- Tyros at Military Game Make Excellent Showing; Reviewed by Governor
- Business Men Try Soldier's Life
- Hospital Will Use All Fort Buildings
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- Smelter Official Here on Business
- Tax Collections over Five Million
- Lessons in Music Planned for Scouts
- Doctors Are Asked to Cut Short Talks
- Write Often to Our Utah Boys Asks Col Webb
- Saltair to Begin September Dances
- Fine Program for Fall Conference
- Liquor to Escape Destroyer's Hands
- Tea Party in Cafe Ruined by Sheriff; Host is Arrested
- Londoners to Have Conference Reunion
- Declines to Insure Mail for France
- Handy Pamphlets on Food Storage
- Teutons to be U. S. Citizens
- Services for Mrs A. L. Conely
- Orin S. Humphey Dead
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-09-01 | Page 17 | Kaiser Sees Rosy Future for Huns
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-09-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6q82k0k |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6q82k0k |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Kaiser Sees Rosy Future for Huns |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-09-01 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 17 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6q82k0k/10206581 |