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Show the JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH. Y Saturday, November 28, AUGUSTUS EDITORIAL PAGE THE JOURNAL Published By Earl & England Publishing - TRI-WEEKL- Company Mentioning Names The Needy at Home days have appearec accounts of the joy with which a ship loadec Within the past few 1914. GORDON..,.. EDITOR T. 3. MARSHALL... CITT EDITOR DEAD AND WOUNDED AT ARRAS. Because the woods are full of em the class of people referred to in the following article from an exchange,' it is receiving extensive reproduction, and we pass it along : Not long ago a pan came into this office and stopped his paper because he said it was always printing a lot of news about the same people and he wras sick of it. Now, wheiT something goe's wrong with the with Christmas gifts for European orphans of various nations, and the vessel chartered by the Rockfeller Foundation and loaded with food and standard supplies, have been received. In the case of the latter vessel, when it arrived in Rotterdam five hundred stevedores fought with each other for the privilege of assisting in unloading the vessel froee of all' charge. The country the Government appoints a commisrelief work of the Foundation with millions at sion to investigate and find out wrhat is the matits command, has but just begun, and will not ter. And the first thing the commission invesman who made the holler to see be confined to any one country. Kansas has tigates e sent a shipload of wheat to Belgium, and is if the holler was & reasonable holler. raising-another- . Through the efforts of the Red So we appointed a commission consisting Cross Society millions of dollars in money and of ourself to investigate this man. We didnt in products most needed, have been raised in have to go out anywhere to do it. We just sat the United States. in the editors uneasy chair and followed that of the news first of the mans career ever since we knew him. Upon the receipt rof commerce Belgian famine the chamber of The first thing that happened to that man San Francisco collected within one hour the was that he was born, but he had nothing to Photo by American Press Association. German Red Cross workers are irjshe wn at work on the battlefield of Arras. sum of one hundred thousand dollars for the do with that. However, we mentioned it, and 2CZZZ purchase "of foodstuffs. Other portions' of Cali- mentioned him, although his parents were enWAR AND THE POOR. fornia are raising" a fund of quarter of a mil- titled to all the credit. such agreements will never be DUCHESS OF VENDOME a , THANKS AMERICANS the loaded a Christmas ship, lion. Philadelphia possible, if referred to the conWhen he was in his early twenties hegot have to the What. poor gain be must sent of the people, they Orne, and has chartered three other vessels' of married, and we mentioned that, including the from the war? is a secret. 'question If wars occur as (By The Duchess of Vendome.)' kept The tons thousand fcrnine from six capacity. name of the bride and the preacher and the that should challenge the atten- a result of such selfish policies, London, Nov. 25. To the flour men of the northwest have sent a ship relatives from somewhere else. In fact we men- - tion of every maftA. We can there are brave res- - people of America : to yeomen , loaded with seven thousand tons of flour. he So many thanks for the kind ex4ptmd -t-o- the call of the nation preachersfee', "which learnsomething-from-tlonedeiythihgbutrthe fact should in of the Boston, Chicago, governments sympathy you are showing to every large city was hardly worth mentioning. perience aggressive'nations. Why is a people. my England In the country have contributed a generous typical example. worry? we must the confess have time We that only The by the There has brought been misery of It took many thousands hardly a decade quota for European relief, and the smaller cit- ever mentioned him since was to r In July indescribable. is he that in her say to the of the last two years for people pass history ies, towns and villages have nearly all respondto visit went I and husband arbecaiise to my smile of broad state the of when the a was from she not has centuries, slavery wearing sister-in-laed to the call from overseas, which once more at and mother rival of a boy or a girl. We searched our files been engaged in war with some that of liberty. If we judge my favormost in a Laeken. American Passing through 'a liberality displays nation or other. There is hard- from the past it will take many )ut we must own up that the only time he ever ly ' " able light decades forthe poor to attain beautiful and prosperous counwar in she which not did any moke into the paper was by the help of some-xd- y come out successful. As old towns a, re- such a degree of civilization as try and handsome It is undoubtedly true that the field of I felt such marvels, else. containing be to and she has realize their sult, rights, India, conquered we vast so were is destitution that one be to land European dear, native We never mentioned the fact that he ever Egypt, peninsula, manly enough to assert and de- my most and best to give to the utmost there would be no surplus of the happiest, won any premiums at the county fair, because a large portion of South Afri- mand theha. Not until then, will countries in the left-tintelligent be wasted, but there is also another be into free from British ca, and Guiena, falling many they We never includ- other countries. exhibited never le But world. anything. now, alas, it is cerinflu- the clutches of those of higher She point of view, which would indicate that before ed his name in a list of committees he ence over many countries like civilization. the most unhappy. becausei v C. D. tainly exhausting all of our charitable reserves we never attended Hunted away from their anything. We never printed his Persia, Libet, etc. She has should look around at home and relieve the which have become a WARM YOUR colonies. FEET KEEP homes, She is the in a list of donors to anything, because splendid necessities of our own people, before going name of ruins, our poor Belgian commercial heap In greatest country. le never donated so muc as a doughnut. farther. of A Precaution That Will . Avoid refugees arrive here in the utspite of all these, one-tenWe certainly have been treating this man her population has not most distress. Day after day we Many Insidious Health enough The war has not been without its ill effects to them coming to us with the see to nice will a we Dangers. But run shameful. agree keep body and soul together. aqjon America. Foreign commerce has been mournful tales of woe same Imt-The London slums become obituary when the time comes and tell you who (By Dr. R. R. Daniels.) and greatly checked, and in the case of some coun- were for misery.. their proverbial poverty. at the funeral. We will even give him IT? The feet contain more capil- , Little children of classes, actries, almost utterly destroyed. We are no lon-gSay JP0 laries than any other part of the customed we ;A!Liann: although honestly special prominence, to every comfort of a In Teceipt of the trade; we have enjoyed. gain anything from body. Capillaries are blood veshe will be the most unimportant person these wars. They- have rich country and prosperous gained sels of the smallest size. They 'The sale of our products and their exchange the honor here. of belong- connect the arteries with the population, have been reduced for thoseqf other nations has been greatly curclothes to the British ing b great empire. veins and are present every- - to beggars, with their we will are afraid same the At time,we thousands-whhave as and result a had tailed, all torn and their hungry tired But. at what costTheyhaYe in the body All qL the fwhere these to ahead peolave mentioning go right contributed to thetfuilding of eyes fixed silently. upon you. Do employment under normal conditions, are now the arteries after blood, leaving such with been have we that a mentioning gigantic navy and a big mili- must pass through the capil- you know anything more heartout of work, and winter is here. Under exist- ple than the suffering of tia. the of habit have a It is from the poor that laries before boosting back to the rending ing conditions we agree with the New York requency. They getting children? innocent all the soldiers have rebeen ward of trade, .and helping the church, and heart. American wherein it says: Whole families, completely so and it is the cruited, poor in politics, and getting up parades, and that sacrificed their lives in The capillaries are so con-of ruined, try to help each other; No one can scan the columns of the New mixing baseball team, and running the structed that when a part old men and women have seen York newspapers without being impressed by financing the conquering foreign countries. the so their names In spite of their sacrifice and body becomes chilled, the all they loved destroyed and of other and lot a things, odges, flhe multiplicity and the activity of the organpart become yet I have not heard one of heroism, their material condi- capillaries in that are bound to creep into the paper. and the blood them murmur against their much izations for sending help to the Belgians, Britsmaller, tion is almost the same. come to think of it, that isnt news much cruel But, them : through and Red to Cross French passes the of Germans ish, destiny. Their only wish Then, why do the poor fight? is about the news contain so as feet much The it more them about slowly. desire is to regain indepenand Are they afraid that their culvaridus nations ; for special aid to the wounded lie which so are as these capillaries, such many is that town. and dence ture it .For things and civilization are in liberty for their becar the financially distressed ; for the art colony when loved fatherland. to the close that surface, town the and Are life town progress; danger. they going to be in. Paris, and for needy literary workers in making the I have had four sons killed robbed of their wetalth by the the feet become chilled not only names-out- , we would their we if left pretty and, rob- with the blood amount London. There seems literally no end to the of is a large army, said an aged conquerors? Is it an inherent list of foreign sufferers for whom American aid nearly have to leave out the name of the town. quality of the poor to be more bed of its heat but the slowing woman of. Liege but I sent my of the blood stream interferes two youngest boys to fight at And we wont do that not if we lose tmo patriotic? The is solicited. poor of any with the proper circulation of Antwerp, and she showed me nation have neither culture, nor One list, however, in the same newspapers subscribers . is necessary for her six which blood the o grandchildren pretty civilization, nor wealth to boast is larger. That is the listjof advertisements una congestion fair-haircauses and health of. little creatures with have to They nothing The Farmer's Chance favinternal of der the heading, Situations Wanted. that the organs lose. They flock to the banner whom she came to England. , cold disease. Thus ors feet, will Nor does this furnish any "adequate index because America is so generous and war effects of the ONE OF the European they are poor. When aside from uncomfortable being a war know with what enthusiasm I is to the extent oi the distress among working be the further decimation of the worlds live declared, commerce is menace to health. a are at a she standstill. Factories always stands up for every are people, for those in the most dire necessity do stock supply. Already there is a shortage of closed. first wear foot is the cause. Surely our Amerinoble Proper no have They savings essential to warm feet. not advertise. The best index, in fact, is fur- meat animals in the United States and, for to Low can friends will be touched by depend upon, when they have nished by every reasonably observant mans some months agricultural authorities have been no work. They go home and silk all are shoes stockings such misery. Many a mother, and own environment. Let him consider conditions urging farmers to greater efforts in the produc- find their wives indifferent to right for summer, but high petting her pretty, smiling bathem, and the starving children shoes and heavier stockings are bies, wilLremember the Belgian of employment within his own knowledge and tion Of live stock. ask for bread. They cannot necessary for winter. Women mothers, unable to give any then determine whether home or foreign chariThe arguments that have been advanced are bear that sight. They go out who in winter wear but little comfort to their suffering Tittle ties appeal most to him. condiremarkable the tenfold to town by the strength and find the orators more than low shoes and silk ones. given There is not one project for raising funds tions that have arisen in Europe. The New promising glory to those that stockings upon the lower part for foreign aid, of which The American has York Commercial, in discussing the war situa- fight and die for their famous of the body, and on the upper If war is hell,thepreachers fatherland. Nor are the bish- part a heavy fur coat are heat- have an object lesson at the knowledge, which we would discourage, or for tion, expresses the belief that Europe will have slow to assure the poor of ing the body unequally and in- present time that; ought to aid which we would Wish less than the fullest exhausted its horses and meat animals before ops that coveted happiness of en- viting disease. During cold them in getting' a lot of folks measure of success. But the time is' here the fighting ceases, and that dearth of sup- tering heaven at the day of weather everyone should wear started the other way. wrhen for our own needy we must employ the plies of food will probably have as much to do judgment. What more do they moderately heavy socks of cotEDITION methods so successfully used to raise money for with the making of peace as the loss of battles need when they are starving. ton and high shoes. If there is THE WdRLD YORK THE NEW OF The wife and chilren will also any difference, the feet need he Commercial econtinues : others. We can no longer be blind to conditions on land and sea. to eat. Then,, more protection than the upper Practically a Daily at the Price of get The waste of this war must-brepaired why something at home, nor deaf to the plaints of our own should they not fight? part of the body. Weekly. No Other Newspaper .sufferers because of the glare of the fires and after it is over and it will be in this work that The poor are the victims of the World Gives so Much a w Woolen socks or stockings Low a Price. tChunder" of the cannon on European battle-'iuM- s. neutral countries will make their greatest pro- various things. Deception qn tend to cause cold feet. Wool most fit. Farmers must prepare to take advantage the part of the governing is the overheats the feet and retains The year 1914 .has been the mo of worst. Secret treaties indoors. moisture while the in the history home. come. The to at among extraordinary, of the opportunity that is sure ILet charity now begin t nations are the result of Then on going out into the cold, ern times. It has witnessed --o easiest way to accumulate a competence in the ments in the interests governEurope of outbreak the great beparof the stockings, being moist, a struggle so titanic that Tf as a Chicago doctor says, one fourth of next five years lies in the increase of the herds. ticular ' communities. When come cold and clammy and chill war, , makes all others look small. the cancer fatalities are due to a wrong diagno- The golden days of the cattle boom in the west two or more nations dub to- the feet. The feet should be You live in momentous times, a should not miss any of the sis, it would seem to be in order for some one to will be as nothing when compared with the gether for fighting and robbing kept dry in wet weather. Noth- you events that are occurn mendouS other why dont they ing chills the feet so rapidly as No other newspaper will inform y diagnose the docs. profit of restocking the desolated farms pf Eur- reveal nations, terms the of footwear. agreement damp o with the promptness and cheapnw j ope. The many always wonder how the few to the people at edition of Those who have of large? the Thrice Why habitually a The wiseacres are already electing presi- get rich. Every intelligent farmer should be in do they give some Moreover, World. New York statecold in to feet should addition vague to It will v, dent for 1916. But we have nq fear of lightning. comfortable circumstances within five years, if ments that everything is all subscription years the feet clothing properly, our next Presiden he will build for a future that is not right, and that the people must bathe daily in cool water and you far Into "Next thing we know Mars will be hurling be satisfied with that much follow with a thorough rubbing Thjf WORUDjS Raising live stock cannot be overdone news? bombs at tfie earth. Since these price a subscription with towel. should regular complicatThis l5j dry and with well it goes within that space of time, " 0 ed treaties are only for the be followed with a few minutes $1.00 per year, and this pays for Courier-JoLouisville papers. We offer this. Peq When a mans brains shrink his hea'd other agricultural pursuits, benefit of the commercial of leg exercise raising the newspaper to JOUKNAL urnal. i i of the nation, and since body on the toes and heels. swells. is-4h- t New-York- -- poor-count- ry w-a- w Indo-Chine- se o ls - th e er be-ie- ve - so-call- ed , --- a . ed -- 4 THRICE-A-WEE- K , far-distan- THRICE-A-WEE- K i cojn-muni- ty . A AwRjfewt. -- LJLs j |