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Show .. 11.. ' , - 17 - i e ,. i ti, t - ''- - " i 3, Ir ,I7.7,' )1 41 a. . ;II t If ::,.. , , I er .., , - - Itilsz,---1- -- . 1916 ' . sEcTioN. , -- , - ' ,, . ., . , . I i or ice an an HAROLD BEGBIE S . mitE 7 , we . , eri'. bh FOURTH' AND CONCLUDING ,.. ''' - - By . - I, '. I AY- ., ' , ,, , -- ' 5 ,L,- DESERET EVENING ;NEWS SA ,, .7 t, .1 e - ' - t1,: i ii 1, 14i ' A IT CHENER, Enirlan ; ':'', f. ,, , . '',-- It ; it i; it ' 4. ,,, I 61. i ' INSTALLMEAT. rY4 - ,. of houteeparty. And he made mis- don of s very criticol situation. and office and T was by the work of a very have boon on- wor. trktioe between the ';,,,.; got the army safely over to artruMenta which must takes i; : made it plain to all who could sullen-mincnow to- him.-tient newspaper correspondent. the man. Ile was sald to bate ! ormioe t &Mom le almostbootie se ti! ' tirly Out we may say thtt on tho whole stand that I omen.; int-without chaoe and dissector. be was statesman of natural in tho circumatiences. oven zat.. a. W. Steevene. that the name He Wag wild to be moralities and with. Kitchener's quareer. as the ''.' 1 ;' the troops wets. i t public knew agination. Was there over a mote' I le,it. possible to exasigerate this cones.. natural in the circummanoss. lel:II.We oro be thewhen MONK hearty ef Kitchener became sudden', otA pity. Pie would ellow no officer It. justified the dlustion whloh begat dolling and more ironittal stroke? The Menemnod value? Thetis who re- giving oradual placo to a arid sus, :it 1',I;' note relation with other. gees He In the Sudan. lie always succteded. wondortul legend of Kitchener. la & member the early days of the war will '1 I' to Tritish democracy. and It 011 WO Slat to get married. as it were tolerant acceptuses ouch friction &roe, each Waller and :.'. in And this he never sought popularity. Al- moment of the i ii ;',4 MIA who tailed to carry broke of of tho position. For Mr. Aequith he and. Iby S conger. acted testify that the announcement Wig by the work of the same writer mit hia every timely visit and Miaow" order& He was a tyrant. des- - ways toonething of a mystery. he went upon a praoticalgravest ww, r1,7" in' I., notiou arid a great Kitchener's appointment team war of. ntertoined & great and Mal respect. diplomacy. Lord Kitchener very I that the Kitchener legend took possee- - not. brute. He was everything waa the about his business In abeam and never emPire with a force oat to be equalled ties was like a victory after days of and it la pleasant to know that he set only to remove the once did he publicly betray his hu- by sion of the public mind. of (Lisa dread and i terrible introduood into hie. average Englishman dIslikes i nitial Ms c i'. cabinet a anxiety. mill. wise but man. bon., le brine tho generale in the'realfty of a greater gess i niatity or rive the nation reaton to a serve of vere dramatic and hPicireps it was this very antithesis' In. this seism it may truthfully ba I ho completely L'. 4 I. hai:it, always acidressing his chief U.. into quite cordial relatioaah4 tarr'file iflogenit taken poem...toe of the national w as the popular imagine- - question this Kitchener 'sten& What , sold el Lord Kitcheser was not an PPS, man to I. not true. however. k H. f "hell that mmietimilw brilliant aructi6. which ao. 4. I alY info mind is safe dia. it was beginning to be would have happensol if he had mar- - I tame at the that to lion. and he had perfectly oonvinot I. England i tion the'. occupied places corroiM that Lord right hour. and Ito was Peered In a popular LOndoe news- - male &were that he had many the matter. oven as I am die. Pt 11113101K autocratic power .10 tied. I do not know; and how ,,Inkt right Kuthow I too wont to to min.laaaa the long front. mon."' In of a I th opinios understood wo it now. with no fear in the bo.comfortably at home in a coupon' the French 1:,: George Steeviwas described tlis miss la the world maul scarcely a public would have borne the news that 1! able politician. Mr. Lioyd !Coating i,,, secretary. wows that England will waver la her chamber. It says very much for hie met in Paris.warconvinced :.", famous march to Khartoum. filling friend One of her stetemn was to he had become a father I. do not ',uteri, with his i 'i g: of thought. litrorld osmosis, boatidabos. 'rho that it first titillation." ' ' . , flare to specolate As it war', the real his impotionos of l'',, was able to would not ho wise for him him .O. the grey commercial atmosphere oi coin the phrase of "glorious to pay that redtaps. and hie !arm overthe months when swiftness accommodate himself tohe this unfamsudden rise of a new Caesar. a Xitohtiner did not "give away" the willingnees The visit. ,e '',... maidto ., authority. delegate London with the rich colors of the new ,, lot decision and brillianoe of initiative iliatposition and. in the company of But Ifitchener's fete, Kitchener. Ven In domemicit, Napoleon. SAVO a venom of young military fame reliable h Vi with the eacitIng edventure of curity in the domesticated English and so convinced was the public of hay.' mad Ireristohda; atilledirrosw haln.yen inalmenPirsdentilloPlyrintodr9eIgnie. illohichhionlownost osor Egypt. Its added to his mutant, " 1" ro ,. war. end lot the still more exciting man. Wier with Tranoe might come the false Kitchener being the rest a Routh Africa of rest the and Klubthan War hoe secretary freedom .during than notions, adopted hbutalf without any monuments in India es lett ue saw sensation of auxiety. And. Like & at any momont: Hon" had har Kitchener. that I feel there is no ' ,.' otter. But this Name observer sees very 'first months. impossible and gossip more or lees blunder to wore lett W wise the in the world in telling ths truth. cirournstancos the Steevens would ger of on his Balkans the Lord presently sieve India; Roberts ''' the Filmalasta clearly that the better administration to our heart's oontouL Moreover, it i' t. , readers a ben) in this brave tale of burst inte..fieseet; '011Prirlan, would I shall coovert no ono. frontier. And otalong of Mr. Lityyd George would nothing should rather increase than lessen the times the office, wa In one brief article he tots, advantage of Oil death of tho , adventure. Many stories are told of his cabi- supreme oriole et our war Why did the government yisid to Into so no-- 1 'confidence -- of notional the Great Britain to learn advantage piendidly net experioncet but few are true. One had really done 1' ilk la thrust Ki!chener before the roused et- - Emperor of Austriaiwell. whet matpopular clamor and appoint Lord lion as tho personality of Lord Kluft- that she owes her WWI H. nothing. achistrenuint l' 1 great bop which tou, tention of the British public and shade ter, Kitchener would be there to em Kitchener to list war office? "tory. trips. and done nothing. happoned to ner. It was tho poroonality of Lotd In Europe not to pas elderly man. but whioh ottemplod sbouthi. S..' 'f'' .1:' not only the Kio of "The Slider' but that no herrn came to us. Fur mresif I regard this surrender Kitchenor. very well pixemplifies both Lord obiob by the wildeet roach of beaus. the Stear Kitchener log- - to a body of yOURIK and brilliant staff Kitchenor's acquiescence and his good scion could the alroom es of Bir- . this most decisive the of bo personality particular called a master-streproof admires In another the quality ll end. which the awakened and :officers. who under Lord Haldane's cannot, unfortunately. be pub- of ironing. Hew.. der a permanent possession of the he On. t i most lacks in himself. and admir- - the imaginative power of the prime rather startled people of Groat Brit-i- ''wise and stimulating headship set the humor, 4 i licly told. There is. however. a true tbo war office than anothing mere hritish mind. minister. It was neoessary to preeent British war and intensifies that gruff sad two ix i office such alien this at .,chaloutset of rtermanre amazing story of hi. war offico experience' dutiful oincial. a :', Hre was the picture of the out- - quality multiplies himself le until It become& greater than wasunanimous front to the strotroy: It lenge. that Dense of confidence and good order. which may be related in print. Mr. pains. nocirificing sparing ward to his the a necessary intin: give public aits Look must be ' day, It domesticatnot li t, fashion the imagined. however. Lloyd George cellos ono day upon struggling with all his which has since, charactor. .a In this ImPrile "He stands several inches over six ited le.etteltsbnian of security. ,, By pairing Lord sorority one because powet no in Kltchener believed the created the ma Mod longer the nations attttuoe Lord Xitchoner to to hia ; him all through that to es Aeexplain Kitchener war feet, Mr. fulfill office. a 1,, at looks the and his lance. i; inreight I trust bw that the real Lord roorulting In Waled would b. far withoutstrength inhuman, 'merges& but every hour of tho conflict, oven tho Kitchener legend, vision out imperiously above most men .8 Goliaththe nasad satisfied the without entire British quith was 14nd to :Kitchener r itiasitatiss a Wbo only figurehead err' e gla But he will be & very different las. ,,, tion. and with this tratisfaction a wave darkest and roost bitter; and It is the ship of state in its hour of dirty quicker if the men were told that they heads; his motions are a us:hies:I would form a Welsh army tp serve torten who. pronouncing Immo leg-- 1 ' weather. He was I - f of enthusiasm for the war rote In this same porsonality. this bideteets sa an drone, slender but firmly knit. he different entirely .. .' career under trio a Welsh In which still end. Kitchenor's inspired optimism person from the legendary Kitchener. Inverything general who under- these parlous Urns.. disallow menu built for tireless. en- ,, every part of the country. and swept of a nation stood their traditions and spoke their Kitchonor oe a dry sod Whoa Li" absolutely convincod of and durance rather than for power or has tended to confirm the Idiots world the whole nation, forward in a d vi no was he real Kitchen the longer lantill age. But where is your Weigh who did nothing tor the violetglow to his soldiers 'et who laid a He not only I 4 determination to mo the businese victory until ... ss agilitySteady paasionless eyes abed- - in this lintthedelueton. e railway across the dee- senora'?" deintndod Kitchener. mash-fudeitb. who hour of triog. Lord Kitchener wan& Dervishes. but sal by decisive brows. brick-re- d pulverised .,.........i. and art 1.,.. broke the of the rather power did not greatly like to be bothorti utaq his personality. his memo. If so fosse out of count this pay- 'Dervishes- - But he savage i. I, was cheeks. a long mustache beneath ad.tha Mah..dt..! tomb. n.2rtn..hutts an ohm:nstill air. But knew. ',lir), mem. choicitical snub it might almost bo ate. '7'1' which you divine an immovable nnty and tonackius or- with detail" of nationalism. '''Irra had and hie nom at tho very mama ""' to" south her of the Asquith tt cabinet 'stew. that tattier &retied thatvalue. ocartioiy any soldier of ganiser. still a man who knew the better discuss that with Col. Owen when lb whoa" empire area honsems i; mouth; his fee, le hars,. and moths,. en back to duty. He went the administration of Lord Hatidans who has come with me, and sod thirsting for a DULA Vas swats. ''''' J' Roberta Lord boon lees importance could have (Mod right person for a particular under- . Thome& n nor sure diono... Africa and prevented -- is now in your waiting room." Kitcht logical service. os wo InUlt Simla kb. too tender with the Boers. preparations had been made for the In a momont of crisis for this Post of taking, oUU a man who I ,,',it no ener to Trott this we pass to the essential from beingOVOT yielded now which tho visited crud, ".',. rang his boll and gave orders elet was and in lower degree mLord social presure In the sphere of patlempire. war secretary than the great the artnY In India and All the marvelous fact. the man himself. the spirit of Ho took otnue ,I' O. for to he of value to the which Am to visitor the admittod. filobe, Ktichenor. organisation For Lord Kitchener was a and still a man who was an Kitchener. "He has so age." we read. not only rendered It amazingly ii t I:? our gallant &roar to France man who did not east's' got into a nal, 'On&ire. as be sow him he sold. 'Ton Kitohoner woo. indeed and broodnut absolute terror to the grafter and the spoon of life. no body but one tent. but humbled the most powerful carrid the 'but prime or rewere of without man in a the loss a bundle saddle; he always took time to look fool. no set himself to raise immense South Africa?" "Tete oir." question. the right man who awn a lia "tun" of ,,'i to carry hie mind. no face but one Vtoorligpern11arm too; hay. had been planned years be- about him before he was Jure of his armies in Englan& and he was de- oiled the colonel. "Well. Yen." now tho right hour; end although b pet to rebellion to brain his behind." Ilia limp ...i pre. fore by thei staff can... 4104111r the stirroundings: and ho moved slowly tormtned that nothing thould - Blake brigadier general commanding - the for tho mitten to kiwi that it deo Chilton "ia ISO, inhumanly pnerring. he a better wile& Its trietaikel himself at 1, of Lord Haldane. until he was perfectly acquainted with him despatch them now troops to the Welah army; you'd better go and Sot dopood upon any one man tee ga Office and Immediately administration Is more like a machine than a Mail.' the War ii safety. good for it PrePortS to limb Eve", perfection of that Immense ma. the road shoed, of hint. Moreover. he front until they had acquired some- get to work at once." German's the back of broke the 11'. Man was who He "The Has Made ir was an established fact. The ',pent by far the greatsr part ot him thing ...the discipline and marinas This swittnesi of decision waa not ovehlotol the principles which make at ''.! 1, vanre on Parts. And next the million chinery of Its government Indepeobst life In tho soot. and was not only witieh are such distinguishing marks usual with Lord Kitchener of recant :itarKilirchen rid"oruhgewrlter men erilling In Great Britsdn, ."KitcIt . moot wore there. the ' was them' ignorant of Europeon conditions. but of the regular British army. A weaker years. but on occasion. whim his mind aTb; individual. still. for the nee," there. the medical service will ',,, destroy Army." utterly emir, a is hero patented and shown with pride at thethe truesports were there. and tho frankty out of sympathy with mod- man. or let us say. a man loss ob- was settled about a thing. he mote stout he always noomoity and bona 11 International Exhibition. Brit- Pructiwn militarism; sometime, az advantage. Vow mon living. I tainits might have been tempted to other men move more swiftly then ' I, v.'',- - Parts prepared ern democracies. So the world reads the story of this railways wens thoroughly hilt Engine: Exhibit No. I. hors eon- kforeovor. as I hope has been Mail 11Imsighte. were more completely out of send those green arrniee to Prance and was altogether Utak for their Without hitch of comfortable. Ira," auy It the first from wrond 1 ' 'man. starting courts,. the Sudan Machtne." mid that he crestod dissatisfaction at quite Weer. whilo Lord KIttberter kind the mom highly organtisd armY touch with the England of the Present :to Belgium in the first nerve-tryin-g j.''. 4 Thus the legend of Kitchener was Premise Of 0. W. eteevens. and soltbor demigod nor heaven-wIn the world left these shore. Sleeted time than this heavy and ponderous months of the war. Kitchener was like the war office by ruthlessly dischartYou can imagine the delight log of him not as a fallible human cre- to the .I ,t, : ;,, he woo by co IMAM.r rf now man who at a became the ,a rock in this matter. And he was like ing men who had not immediately retaroks 011C41 single never and tIn.. not fighting could a machine as that but 1 ' of the Londoner as he opened his tut. was no a rock. and remained like a rock. in sponded to commands something toe & baq ',oratory of rote for war. bi has lacked for food or blanket. Ail national hero. Further. be ,1 err. 7: follow to newspaper every morning "Meador but another matter, the matter of war cor- peremptory for pleasant obod1sISC4. might have &eon quicker, ke watt Now. the really fundamental and es. this had been thought out. plimined i longer r ,, the great march . , . built for knit. firmly tireless respondents. The cabinet. at one time. Ho was more sensitive to amain forms teereha" caliod to hie Mde tho 'root ergo" and for. in mlnutest evisry prepared ititche. ' i i I of Lord of commerciol life. he &sat with an now, so unexpected, and go Gentle' charecteristte i stool-wir- e anduranes." Ho was di !was very nearly of the same opinion of criticism than the Kitchoner legend Lord Haldane. dettd by but not ner was precision." "unerring ' a hero as this Man years of age. bulky and the newspapers. and in their dis- would lead us to suppose, and woo twenty different way, have deitcoad One thing. however. was 'tektite. i, was little -,,t, and this his tenacity but whoa evorytkas Made a Who Machine. tenacity. o I Himself dared. with sAithority; lied r fatherly and benignant cussions of this question attempted to betide the official through whops mit was In the supreme momenta of a nak The average Briton is a creature of more than the obetine v of a Verv tiont urgod apologia him be still to aspect. soaring spectacles. his hair :bring Lord Kitchener to their way or take or neglect tho war office oin. In the a of I history. porsonality All the mind. rnoined laborious this and slow at poet se the tom at. domestic habits. fond of fireticia. sea1. ,:oi large face express- thinking. but he 'tuck obstinately to for public attack. hits the confidence of the turning Croy. his ruffled. pertinacious. and ploiting more than a ahlold for his gun& refused kilt in carpet slippers and an old coat,. qualities which no to the making ol a titan who to ing somothing and were Sensational told of Lord stories budge. is ,1 of a almost ta. , poesession who. refusing te be ker. his brain. brought the eabinet to moo the rea- Kitchenor's visits to France after the ministrotor. calling the wife of his bosom "Moth- - brilliant intelligence were entirely people flood to bo tamed bee ,';',,I..;,',, tw." end regarding his olive branches lacking in him. so entirely i nokine calcalable value. Sir. Asquith. who But if any man In England had sonableness of his judgment. outbreak of war. It was saidand for his and refusing of a pitilme parhad been the his eyes steadily thud object studied who M those was mid path, that be kept by said at this point that a long time I bellevod Itthat. after be It with open pride and indulgent &Hee.. may ll that Goneral suggeoted some for Lord attack and years. that goal tke ll r ik 4 ,, lion. To such a man. then. Kitchener him closely to be unconscious of his tisan with the Oen. 's should go to the war office Ito would ' Lord Kitchener's relation brilliant rescue asaa otio to..1. andhim similar& He was the buildoe. Haldane. who was actually tocused very cortahtly own dullness have been laughod to ''cabinet. which might have boon of the British army from almost car- and the stalety of . , ' ouddenty appoored as a heaves-sen- t t of could not. unbeatwas symprithits, time i of believed in hint &op& The soldlor and eoni $o i.what difficult. were in truth of a toin annihilation. He found himself scorn. given plenty distraction. if and man over went Kitthonor had called for any of Benito nev- In spite of their obvious merits. &roost 'Lord Kitchenor's Irteilptilti0111 he would oordial and cheerful character. to Franco and had one French gen- bo holieved In hint and kb bawd. v teraplating a hero who tiontratlicted abte; but the Intuitions he i, of the enthusiasm the entire nation. saw never ate staff hod bees reody te Rohe ow 4 sdl his British notions and yet Is same er visited his brain; Z'.. ',mums have boon donouocod se !quits COM intaglio that in any ant- - oral shot and two French generals sacrifice 41 bbil demanded of them Seek and One man alone wet this to do that.1 Gorman ly ; discussions be a thrown in to prison. There woo oomo orange fashion braced the solibening truth in a flash of inspiration. " -of Toilet, boon for ailAng you If It had 8M was man a this and Tory Man mar not hove aoudad the awl( of his plans as And Interruption to such and as the mighty unezpected fibres of his soul. this for but it work et Oil Dior?. , quick vigorous exciting ground part ai' 11 about Liberalism of or dissrirebtort.Mleas. whose views tad war office. those very champions of thinkers as Mr. Lloyd Odeotrhzainnild Mr. told ladrstri What whs.titthhileguebt wit hth.ntbgtvine army moved ae;rosechattrhes desert. the . came retail as crisis 7:.; course were very well known to the Lord Knchoner 1 ;Tie entirt untrue. by no deserves the is Winston Churchill. easily. titer . ',;:.i 1)rigerrgrekd hawve Irteen choolnIst Mr. A,il' Nevertheless entirebeadmknowingmly. bigheatellu'prales and government He his had tor occupotiona to said: was true: but it 'soma that Lord and taigas his praise might itwas Decors hove worn doom Um enemy. r I ,..,...,.7, the narrow circumference of quith doolded that Lord Kitchener the lamp-poon which to hang him. Kftchener did not resent this Intel- - greator ..ad more friendly thet young Kitchener will make nal ly outside was so little like a machine ' ahottid be called to the war office. For Lord Kitchener. I think. could' Isetual superiority of his colleagues. , chiefs- of the two (CPrvidht. MC by :ohs X. nosta. the will crush the i war. He betnoen The mistake. girder that he could sets, Into the trivial fun I By that decision he reliertt the ten- - not possibly have roorganised the vision the contrary. Ito tiotond to many armies. At the boginning of suck a Dervish out" and for ell." 1 I 4'.1 Inc.) P It and of trembling knees; of the brave 2.600.000 coos of coal every year frogs of the Mooed ono li''' ' ., British oflicer shaving under shell fir. I papers. England. t although I have done that stunt many --''' a morning. without cutting myself): PRINT PAPER SCARCE. moNturvcr TO KIMMEL 1,' ,,, of shots that pierced the tunic to be L'.1' l' have penny newspapers Id (two small Bible A groat popular movement te bdd deflected the cents) by finally SWISS SEND MILK MERE. 411 i to healvi tire." have been even the been advanced a (one coot) a monumont in Itgypt to Lord Lb presented by the blue and brown eyed 4CP medal. Conduct Distingrulehed They one In to and of of the Swim penny maiden has boss started at Cala papers chows halfpenny Bloomsbury Square: exportation to the United are ;' Quertermaster-Sergeant- s a a numbor of towns of Ensinnd EgYPt bullying oflicsr being mair411 by the States shoos large !aerosols la immoral Its. S.Company I 1 4 Vickarsd Deeds 'nowas found Dowd d of London. Tbie .ME youngster fulfilling a articles, particutorly cheese ecmdeneed ery of the Seventh Battalion, deeforth );,.! I ble revenge.' necessary !wanes of tho increased ROTOR ?ARM IDLPLEILIVITS ,,1 milk,. watcb es. silks and smbreideries 411ogt Nonsensical Thing Ever Invented for Settling disputes" High Sondem" A print-papand materials. of dis, trim price eonsular ths Exportation Some Chancre. Woe's e,t of ii The lateet types of freedom ell Carried on by öBrainiess, WellMeaning Men You Wouldn't numbor of thee provincial dalltee r 1 tricts of Bern. St. Gall and Zurich "Strangely enough. in my short ex- during May Met &mounted in value to KESPOILIdS Di CUBA. '9'; have been foroed to suspend public:A- motor farm implemonts espetinimill Office Job." I An of Give these have sten Boy's many ---perience. with at 4:tourney sur Marne is nee& 7.400.000 Buse as &Salo reation LUSA,. Among important pieces of legisla- fton for the tame,11.MMIM :1:. thing& including the winning of a francs 31Y under tins direction ot a roprensio 0111 tion engaging the.onention of the Cucross at 1 tn the morning by I'Military of the French academy et mil, tire of be one must British WAB. the policy ettritionof BY which diWIDOWED 1 E are ban bills of man tired somewbst blase push" congress 'a "big legalising young 4,, culture reduced the cost of 'Wog Out the enemy-- policty that Lit.. who fortunately for me. refused VACANT CHAIR& vorce and giving to married women ' and French has at last at- westing Britland in Great 40.008 woolen mord than II per end sto I fully recognise. however. may mean property. It , &inNearly proffered mpotitance. and who. Two more deaths have brought the the control of their have already been made widows by parloott with di best previous No, tempted along the northern por- the bankruptcy of the civilized world. ;my dug-O. to share Havana be returned when oars my appears questionable. number of vacant sesta In the French the war. When tha conflict started orda Two and a hell aerie est tion of the German line has been Verdun is doubtless the last great efwith the sweat of uppressed es- chamber dispatches. whether there la anY ',err and government Metals were making plowed in light mil with as Miss st fort of a desperate and wonderfully eitement on his brow. drank deputies to 34. inoluding strong viewed by at least eome of the officer two stiff two seats of li demand for the pease( of the for election failvacant declared tts of the lumber of widows le sallow of gaeothi in tour boost but military nation. t of whisky in quick succession : le the British trenches as likely to en- organized and 14 gallons owl is now eom- former law. and it is said that many of Ieativnates probability would be creel- - between ure In that quarter will not render the gobblers I poured out for him. and then irregularities. The chamberCOO -women the best Cuban that to ars k4, opposed no ot ISI hurtead of ed by the struggle. one of the highest (mired tor tho gents work with its tail a sacrtfice of life that tenpral task of overthrowing Its poeed deputies. ; 4, .,o2, d hie to for find failed sleep There arc 13 seats recent in the senate the institution of divorce as being estimates was 30,000. When Lord most efficient maohines tooted kit s a 'will be prepared to face. according to masses of troops very much easier. unI have seen the shells death of members since the contrary to the tenets of their religion Kitchenar beard of it he told those tali- - In heavy ooU tbe different k with no opportunity of run. throtigrb 'nerves'. whose letter from the British der trench eircumetanoes." ! I 1,, Minos no elections sod repugnant to the trodtt,ona of Cu- who were responsible for making pro- favor of the new elections of inIn his of the we other letter. as all felt the devil. parts ban society. The other bill has strcng vittion for the war widows that tbo about the Genie The vrear ii tio front. written Just before the big for- Ilritioh disolowee what clined to do. I have enaped bits of will be hold dUrillir th war. on. de- feminine frankly captain machines &bid was considerable support but it is felt that, Hawes the whose inAloes. some 74.,, partment. bNcia. ward movement gtved of war: be I, thinks , horrible shrapnel by tier and three two senators have died. will be unrep- owing to abenrption of interest in the estimate was too low and said that account of difficulties of lobritatio , for at make ehould ) on owe the provision they and and Inches. bullets psycholfeet. by prevent War "Stupid. Nonsensical." teresting light snipers( resented in the senate until after peace coming providential campaign. neither least S0.000 Al a MIL of the m- IQ flying dust, but the results , -eaten bully beef till the cows came has so favorablo in comparison with sik measure has much chance of passage eant naval battle 1.5.1e widows ogy of the men an the trenches-- Belph 32 depubeen the declared. Of Between you and me," he says. wets of ths bravest deed of all. :r ,!, : "war is the most damnable. etupid. 'homethe L. Bhantwa Id. a New York manufacties who have died. 'even were killed during the present session of con- added to the list of women receiving I mat power that tho vordict favorable is of Men. to vene. Ills II OnlitOr. Tribute was ever one on inventacademy while nonsensical agriculture the battlefield. that thing turer. makes public the latter without ed I pensions. to motor implontents and a itsatoS for settling disputes. and la carried "It is a curious feeling the Met time the aviator Engle Reyttiond. died in . tension of their ues is reconuasoist I .. disclosing the identity of the captain on by bralniess. sten, one stands surrounded by shell and service. TRADE WITH 11rETIIERLANDIL I I 1 ItETCTLN TO BICYCLE. 'rho groatost ditticultT enooestersi who wrote it I that you wouldn't give the office boy, MILCItine gun fire. I was interested by s "We talked of a 'big push' when I Job to. Incompetence. inefficiency. and S - I .WCY. 46a-- I "tiLl Ntabaiii"r? Omni di iwirt." ZoatRa4okfttyzódt.soer;.,e4ng.liA2-1tO P..1101r it ! 0:11.aleidirskainA t!t1;41141Yr'Fr"-.1nirgeg, titPOli, of!.-aitho rural population being little old tiibid' motors areqe---r-aorta, 'latchAl lecessiss,04-sis.;wwittiMore In England. cycling Sr to racism The The latest statistics of the French groaa arrived in tke 'on of Rotter- 11.)Siwir are to be seen than at be Wit. tape and ability. are all mixed up to- sine& but only curioueand then sad. rnif biolitl pied. and I'mly any thomachinery. but the sacrifice of life will be some- gether out bens.. In a manner that Bad at the organizatioa of trebling thought of what it all labor departmont show that whno dam from AMOVICII in the past piar . tho past twenty year& This for oondoettive ' i; of traction P.M woo thing that in my humble poinion, no would drive a business man like you meant. and what i had seen. But in women outnumbered men in Prance according to the animist roport of the cheapest of ail buss 'porta is to amotor-oaones. sines then ow at 711.11112 war will be prepared to face. Only crazy. bettors the a Rotterdam Implomento chamber total of never I coommerco, for this (in by have general of of everything. the place ) chinos must be relied soon to inski . ft thaws who have bad some experience or "I hove no intention of wearying spite or nerrouw population of 30.00215112 Ow war will being an incroaso of 114 ship and whichtaking been a moment. 110 depressed 10.1th Kra being gradually t trench warfare can appreciate the stu- - you with tele. of hurtling shells. and I have had to 'stand under machine probably docrease tit number of men ooms 10.000 cubic 'motors on 1114 for reasons of &mammy. Womea lip for ths shortage In men and biros of a great forward the deafening roar of cannon. making ",,;.0 fire for an hour at night. so as to at least 1.000,000. giving tho women and only a decrease of 21 ships and find that the fashion of short, wids for fall weeding. , pendous difficulties wtth Its attendant whole- - your blood run cold with stories of the gun 1,101.001 cubic meters comparod with skirts and high boots he ideal for cymy men. and reassure them! a majority of 1.750.000. Tho additiont imprees osso female population the normal tsar of 1 IL sale slaughter of the very blood that Mghts that distrust you. and yet fill you for I find example is everything in al million i ,t ; cling. England requires most No; in my with deep sympathy; of shock. and war and yet I am dtestiated with It all will be obliged. in part at least. to No sooner did the government. Faces I. increasing con- ENGLISH WHilt MONOCLES. opinion. valueless though It be our hairbreadth aprapos; of tales of valour. except the spirit of the splendid fel- support thstriselves against the use of motor British Trade campaign the of burial I am surrounded. siderably percentage whom with ! lows : to , bear cars for fruit Problem begin pleasure Since the War" "Alter of the beginning Europeazt Their devotion to duty. their unselfish- wage earners. which acoord1ng to sta- war tho cult all the veteran violists arranged of the ainglo etrollilso than of the roar IOU was 4" ',':', on ness, fraternity. and cheerfulness, is tistics a road a out merry leading rally of the total numbor of employed in has boon sproading slowly but v i; something to make one proud ofg one's oommercial London that was popular with them 4 the aro bi- Iof and industrial establishand tautly hi race. in years gone by. For one day the THE latest plan for 'afteroutlined t In lato fixed ments tho &Boers the as men and ( ore." ULY ETIPPAYPIVE be subject coming , Inspection by public men they may ,; DM woe almost like it was , triode protection was road historic "Thom has in Um qmititin days. Wheal behind a receut ,t, alike) but they are the finest fellows bor department Then wore 11.000.000 ono newspaper ways. DIIy. 1I Arrive, Deport. , ineeting of one of the pr. ono eiLa meet, and their daily conduce poroons earning salary or wages in Ile fir Imo. a groat donurnd for mono-clot- s, wheat, the machines came purring .: el 1 '; Ilatad and Internirdiata A. 5:55 P. M. I. more beneficia! than a hundred Prance before the war. Thoy were 720 but down the last kill. and the villagers cipal manufacturing COneltillS says a London opuoian. i4, sermons by the finest parson orator distributed as follows: certainly veto have old mots than as- stood by their gates. as they momi Midlands of England. British new Denvu., Kaman City. Omaha. -- - 7:20 A. Ogden., 5:55 3.100,0001 tral during tho last few months. Tits orrery fine Sunday $O yoare ago. to ufacturing thtorets Sr. plAnning living." Chicago Farm hands t Tf to have declined in the watch and identify by familiar names WSW House servants 000.000 fashion soma M. 8:15 A. M.. l',4::::4cl'e" 5:00 "itis army and onr chief motorcar' are man the men who once were kings of the Association which will not Government employoss $00,000 4.; not read does Who the nothie Moe Just ovor military age. one saturday until hundred respo road. 0114111 Comtnorcial 1,000.000 cda. omployeee New's! It Is only $2.00 a year and Industrial each 9:20 A. 600 P. 'Why, do mon wear nionoclea? Un. tali On mnt of the )01a Illad agree to deposit 115.6o $.000.000 !) ' ; employees doorsteps of firms boo doubtedly tho shills overtime confute ArsTRALLt SELLS BONDS. induetriai ' 4 biany important suburbs the and every Saturday city Of lb. &MAIN workers la com- distinction on Rio right sort Of mam 11:00 A. M..., II '1 Oaths sad latarnuallata, their names doss afternoonAdvertleement. mercial sad indootrial ntarpristo in- but scarcely olio man in a thousand A thli4 Australian loan for war is already put and tbetr agoortgais tinntldOglea, Omani. I . ,. mmimmildli410m0 12:05 P. to be floated before Auguet L though it membership 1.212.090 went women can sustain the distinction. , A. 920 spootd ital totals $450.00e,dee. 4 and girls. Thews were. 1.000,- To wear a monocle anceessfully a Is not proposed at that tins to ask for 1116 Orranialltielk which lea Pild Ogden, Palm Portland. Seattle. 000 womon and girls mostly garment man mast be M. 2:25 P. m. 4:45 dream& A any fixed amount. On the cession of abry be coaled the 'Industrial As Matto alma gccaly) rottenly Monument Honor in asked on Government loan. maker. neared the first the work i monocle and i plots an burin' trousers tiro ociation." plans to mobilise tom , . ,, . horn and ascaping fM Ittirportion law. and it received 5:00 p..m. 2.20 P. m.. Los Angewstmcirar.trcmta. ("mows consult and Impossible oombtrintion. Probably ono for $21,600.000 OF Gold Discovery They i ' i Mere.. exchange view'. on the tho and second tmal of etudes female ' brought : Wage of the reasons why monoclea aro be; to colle riecirie Chime necemary thaitadOlitaha. On a Ovarin," pottery SIO.I0e.0011 was asked for and the reearners up to 2.013.140 ao against coming popular with middle-ami- d It ' tr Condition aloe .1.1 :55 war" trade natter M...r.1111FOT with m. was P. 3.717.110 mon. A. (Ssairrnaiataao $101.000.000. Parliament me glace the war began men to 1 of the man of 10 sPonse Tbe discovery of gold in Montana at least 150,000 women have boon add- to bo tho rehirtatios has authorbied the raising of $26.0000 The chairman -of this particular f ft ; i 4:30: P. P"stml1W,111d.:Z117 "al" a" 12:10 P. M. is to be commemorated od to the number, making in rating form. eclipsed by ths glamor of tint. 000 and It is expected the people of inn said that- the councrY row erecmato the by the the commonwealth will Si before re- lra nattelot napping in escotritl numbers 3,010.000. nal "Undoubted!, hi the tight sort of spond 5:15 P., The (r.T.I.e.'"1.24016",l'hwalmazi:4,11Vib ovsrm.nt of 'notional and imperial erect, Prk. 8:15 A. M. tion of an imposing marble shaft at Half of the total war losses in moo man ;I i Om disotompoclo subtle a convoys was the not 'eters placer gold mewed' will fall On the factories and oorses much up to thatmooat safelY sad take will paying It ,; of superiority. It &titer oin- as the publie care to lees& It. t 7:15 P. for folly end refund to face isms rg,arp11 T30 A. M. found. It is to be located near Om wort:dal artablishanonts. deeroming the tinction phardisoo or obeoures perecnialttift than tOUT and be wui ruts Tb of Preinu.dinwl" ot total number male intone( earners to wags "AMU" oonflunce of Gold creek and Mill 2,1111,110. Supposing Unit half the In no Wild wile' i 11:45 P. One hall per sent, the price of Issue waseountryth.r4"1"ste 815 A. M. Gate br1g1:1Wu.dat..71,.4116 river. ,w111 be at per and the loan 'IA' trill ran the world asd new coed:nose shied sun lumber of warns win replace WANT ILWILILII COAL i . 4 until 112L, 11:45 P. M. 10:10 of the facility of the Uni- thorn it will bring Moir total up.to siLba,ri.:71' Will have to be faced. liembers P. 4i; 11 will weindilw German. Austrian and Hungarian The versity of Montana, Col, Frank D. 2.100.000 or 41 per cent of the whole. "SONG nzróirrs RATE" 11:65 i';'.' gags M. 1101.. amorembouto. Drown. aro owners P. 7:40 historian rrascloce. coal of the Montana thatfromsnallezesotiowaugnsonVirtradoiodrednall forming a ayndicato I:14: 'Pioneers association. and Granville HEROES PLAY 110LTH ORGANS to supply coal to tit Balkans. bttherto 17;;ii t' orb' Anunerdarn Iforonerts -"a 210 P. 11:55 P. ,,. connected more lattrelY funii,ohed by Greet Britain. that in Chemnitz. Germany. areports Rtuart, who with his brother, panned song sociations willbs be the first "oolor' NA Booed ' in The capital is 11,0014001. Stops will ha of hatred on Lord ititchener's death Intimate relatiomblit Two siltiare the who a to 01 etate, less with '. soldiers, It. t 11:80 p1, 74.-c""- 6 M. 10:20 A. be time mesas :select the tate tor the w00000d ewes- - ng moment steadied the went by g taken to develop the Danube river Is being publicly distributed and is be- while it lung also tato t :44:ii psoluendal owl dottiest- 1117 ti 011ms, up on the puwpet et trench and truffle for oerryimy tb. eosiL -- Tbo ing sung tit Imelda ludas. The Neb. Insamobond Met OIL i moat. It to to be oro together briattng ' el thbo ousomoto playing seenth ammo Valhi - exposed baninali Mesta Immo boon rolthw gem la a Rombiber of the elan el eine ter soutost poet. opted eall Jae - , - IU r- :: bill- - I I But this new hero of retelanO wee the very antithesis of the English- - 7 I ,.., I i , l , , , a" story-telle- arlardtailtbk la 4111.1- i - - e. ort I ii i ; , hl - 1, ii , C I 3d : - ,;' '11 ' CT n. ,, fl, , 1 4 te - steel-wir- e '! heent set-tie- , ll , " 1,.' &twtio ', . : ". ".r. alum-thinki- tha ' 111 r , . 711, 1 '""- -,- 1 1 , 1 think-create- unlike-himse- riv lf ,,- (0.1I '''u. I I did et i , A Id Stima. ben int heavy-ghoul-ja- m 1 4 i 1116 ; t ,i I - 1 I 1 Baden-Powe- BON Smith-Dorrion- I ouay , i I ! I st tal kid , . iir , ! ;, 'l ii .:,, !..1 - News Items From Many Lands One British' Captain's Ideas on World War ,,-- half-penn- y ( ku. Lance-Corpoc- el fresh-face- er 1!, t dR,MO.,M --- ,, on 1- I .' I4' ; over-tire- Mt captain II Imp. 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