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- 2 American Warships Destroy a Submarine
- Trotzky Gives out the Secret Russ Treaties
- 11 Killed by Bomb in Police in Police Station
- Germans Order Russ to Retire Sixty-Two Miles
- Soldiers York Water Front under Guard; other Cities to have Protection
- Rev. Lyn S. J. Kelly Acquitted by Jury
- Italians Hold out Against Teutons
- Ancient Mizpah is Stormed by British
- Predicts Attacks O U. S. Coast Cities
- British Smash Counter-Attacks; Huns Fail to Hurl Back Romans
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- Russ Envoy Refuses to Recognize Radicals
- Caucasus Independent
- Brussiloff Wounded
- Will Accept Offer
- Goods for Russia Stopped
- Waiter Arrested as Enemy
- Fierce German Counter-Attacks are Unavailing
- Berlin Reports Repulse of the British Attacks
- Further Success of the British Reported by Haig
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- Commanders Named
- First of Merchant Ships is Launches
- Cattleman Killed in Wreck
- Soldiers' Rights to be Protected
- May Buy Argentine Exports
- Cormoran Engineer in Asylum
- Salt Lakers in New York
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- Gompers Once More Honored by Federation
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- Steel Makers are Greatly Hampered
- Found not Guilty on Murder Charge
- Treasury Balance Makes New Record
- Salt Lake Picket Now in Hospital
- Call for Bank Statements
- Mrs. C. S. Mellen is Sued by Wife
- Smallpox Prevalent in Nebraska College
- Will Provide Prison for Slackers
- Sentenced to Die before Firing Squad before Firing Squad
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- Arctic Explorer under Suspicion
- Elks Arranging Annual Memorial
- Veteran Conductor Dies
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- Austrians Renew Attacks on the Romans in Albania
- Tring to Fasten Crime on Suspect
- Spaniard Suspect Held at Bingham
- Blossom is Fined on Serious Charge
- Caillaux Accused by French Waiter
- Young Bureau Chief will Succeed Capps
- Spanish Fork Boys at Radio School
- Court Overrules Kansas City Mayor
- Window Display Contest Begins
- Tooele Students will Give a Play
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- Guard Doubled at Prison Camp
- Manchester Coming to Local Benefit
- Complaint Against Phone Company
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- Counsel Combat Dying Statement
- Yong Leader of Tammany is Here
- Conscience Hurts; Sends in Two-Bits
- Training Pupils Give Programme
- Cache County Banks will Aid Reserve
- Trying to Avert Decreased Acreage
- Will Give Benefit for the Red Cross
- Marshall Coming to Aid Campaign
- Nutrition Class to meet
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- Tobacco Fund Deserves your Aid
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- Green Recruit has Exciting Time First Day at Kearny
- Higbee with Beveridge Motor Co.
- Yesterday's Enlistments
- Major H. A. Greene Leaves for Two Months' Trip East
- Chi Omega Receipts go to Welfare Fund
- Freight Rate Increase Granted
- Mrs. Addie V. McMahan Dies
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- Alleged Evaders are Sent to Fort
- Ogden's Allotment is all Subscribed
- New Flour Mill is in Operation
- President is Chosen
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- Citizens of Ogden Say Water is Bad
- Rewards to Form Christmas Fund
- Relatives to Assist Soldiers in Camps
- Salt Lake Harpist to Play at Ogden
- Will Obtain License
- Acquitted by Jury
- Growers Present Price Demands
- Accepted in Canada
- Ogden Boy Honored
- Selling Tickets for Play
- Looking for Missing Boy
- To Discuss Holidays
- Union Services Planned
- Conservation Discussed
- Funeral Services Today
- State Auditor to Speak
- Licensed to Marry
- Publisher Gets Cabinet Job
- Eureka Boy is Graduated at Aviation School
- Saloon Conditions Delay Shipments
- Recruiting Office Makes Good Record
- Fellows to Talk on War
- Idaho Falls, Ida
- Aiding Wage Earners to Produce Crops
- Weeter Combines Various Interests
- New Suits Filed
- Joins Aviation Corps at Angel Island, California
- Leaves Fortune for Education of Boys
- Will Retire from Active Business
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- Old Railroad Ties to be Put on Sale
- Mrs. Arthur Willard is Granted Divorce
- Indian Dances are Ended, Says Marshal
- Statehood Pen is Added to Relics
- University Men to Get Remembrances
- Railroad Officials Here for Conference
- 38,000 Acres will be Sold at Auction
- Granted Raft Exemption
- 6000 More Women Offer their Services
- Olsen's Troubles Recited to Court
- Mrs. P. S. Condie Claimed by Death
- Six Deserters are Interned at Fort
- To Teat Water for Oysters
- Utah Farmers have Surplus of Wheat
- Religion Classes to Hold Conference
- Report of Mormon Schools Issued
- Boy Scouts Harvest Big Crop of Beans
- Snow this Week, Says Weather Man
- [Illegible] Returns from San Juan
- Red Cross Work is Aided by Donations
- F. B. Cook Honored by Local Red Cross
- Death Claims Mrs. L. B. Twiggs
- Duffy Assumes Local Charge
- "Allotment Day" at Camp Kearny
- Readings Given by Press Club Women
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- Sixth Annual Auto Show is Announced
- Desert Travel was Heavy in October
- Power Wagons Lighten Duties at Army Camps Large Fleets of Trucks are Used in the Navy
- To Prevent Skidding
- Inspect Tubes
- Remember This
- Motor Trucks Prove worth in Test Run
- Clutch may Cause Engine Troubles
- Eight-Year-Old Auto Ad Pulls Hot Query
- Highways Reported in Fine Condition
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- Auto Service Now Strong Sales Point
- Retroactive Traffic Lawas are Necessary
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- Nevada Freight and Transfer Man Adds White Truck to his Fleet
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- Autos are Helping to Win the War
- Watch for Water in Oil
- "Magical Mend" Comes to Town
- Mercer Cars are Elegantly Equipped
- More Federal Tires Ordered
- Gasoline Wastage Cause of Shortage
- Culco Body Polish not Injurious to Car
- New Oldsmobile Agency is Formed
- Savage Casings Make Driving Easy
- To Test Oil
- Hyatt Bearings Outwear Cars
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- Maxwell Truck is Easy on Gasoline
- Handcuffed Man Drives Oldsmobile to Phoenix
- Local Fisk Club is Prize Winner
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- Randall-Dood Man Discusses Service
- Magnetic Gear has Solved all Trouble
- Ford Auto Agency Warns Buyers
- Buy a Truck and Become Patriotic
- Sheepman Buys Fleet of Cadillacs
- Don't Wait for a Zero Morning
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- Advises Women to do Officer Work
- Juab Men Made Citizens
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- Bettilyon Builders Open Trade Week
- Thanksgiving Tables to be Heaped High with Eatables
- Salt Lake Sunday Church Services
- Realty Company Reports Activity
- New Books for Library
- Arthur
- Five Years Added to Green Sentence
- Exemptions Revoked by New Draft Rule
- Rydalch to Address Parents
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- To Call Halt on Waste of Leather
- Seeking Pear-Blight Remedy
- Apt Reply is Given
- Sir Arthur Lee is Popular in Britain
- British Shipowners are under Handicap
- Australian Flying Corps is at Front
- Trade Unionists to Build an Institute
- Parsons' Corps Rejected
- Holland has Defense Plan
- Belgium will Face Problem after War
- Young Workers are too Extravagant
- Australian Soldiers to Erect Monument
- Dead Airman Identified
- Bombs Found in Harbor
- Paris Sets Example as to Conservation
- Public is Instructed regarding Air Raids
- Gerans are Again Robbing Belgians
- Given Better Treatment
- Woman Editor Dismissed
- Insulting Soldier is Quickly Routed
- Life Pensions Granted
- Going in for Racing
- Loan Plan Outlined
- Picture of Queen Taken it is Said to be Her Best
- Another Instance of German Cruelty
- Old Station Removed
- Fewer Baths Taken
- Every Movement of Enemy is Watches
- To Seek Business in South America
- Coal Searce in Paris
- State Portraits Distributed
- Pickpockets Reap Harvest
- Wireless Installed
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- Scotta Mine Changes Hands
- Local Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- Chicago Produce
- North Beck Shaft Rapidly Being Sunk
- Bond Quotations by J. A. Hogle & Co.
- Evaporated Fruits
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- Improvement in the Stock Market Comes to a Halt
- North Salt Lake Livestock Market
- Omaha
- Kansas City
- Chicago
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- Coffee Futures
- New York Money
- Clearing House Report
- New York Grain
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- New York Curb Stocks
- Ore Releases
- Corn Prices Lower in Chicago Market
- New York Produce
- Cotton Market
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- Lincoln County has Good Oil Outlook
- Running Crosscut in Robertson Mine
- Officials Pay Visit to Eureka Lily
- Evanston-Salt Lake Oil Buts 6000 Acres
- Hardinge Pleased with Earl Eagle
- New Developments at Central Hill
- Deal for Antimony has Fallen Through
- May Urge Changing of Income Tax Law
- Report on Business of Federal Banks
- Bernstorff's Name Stricken Off
- Airplane Pilot Killed
- New York Market is under Pressure
- Tintic Mines not to be Shut Off
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
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- Stockholders' Meeting
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- Notice of Application for Withdrawal from Utah
- In the District Crout of The
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- Sranite Boys are No Match for Leopards
- Panthers Win over Davis County High
- Wasatch Academy Beats Westminster
- Ogden Wins Final from Jordan Team
- Multi-Style Mat Bout at Pocatello
- Sheely's Rejection Came as Surprise
- M'kay and Burke to Meet Monday Night
- Philadelphia Wins Presidents Trophy
- Plan to Take in Sacramento Seems Doomed
- Aggies to Claim Title if Denver 'U' Doges Issue
- Aggies to Claim Title
- Bingham Boxer Joins Army
- O. S. Special for Aggie Supporters
- Fort Collins Boys Fail after Flash
- Walt Mccredle is Early on Ground
- Football Results
- Ames Wins Run
- Cross-City Run to be Held Thursday
- Important Matters for Tennis Heads
- Fans Paid $5,000,000 for Gotham Bouts
- No More Auto Races during War Period
- Bowling Leaders Make Steady Gains
- Ouimet-Guilford Win Golf Match
- Dresser Wins Sixmile Cross-Country
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- Brown Gains Victory over Hanover Team
- Notre Dame Scores Victory over W. & J.
- Long Runs Bring Syracuse Victory
- Rutgers Wins from Cupid Black's Team
- Haughton's Soldier Boys are Winners
- Indians No Match for Penn Warriors
- Brickley Kicks at Inopportune Time
- Long Place Kick Beats Yale Fresh
- Harvard Captain is First in Long Run
- Henighan Wins Big Run from Kyronen
- Badgers Beat Maroons; Game Battle Staged
- Ohio State Held to Scoreless Tie
- Michigan Beaten by Evanston Team
- Accurate Drops Put Iowa in Win Column
- Illinois Tumbles before Minnesota
- Potsy Clark Wins for Camp Funston
- Turf Results, Entries, Weights and Riders
- South Dakota Wins
- Marsans Back in Form
- Princeton Soccerites Win
- Baseball Men Confronted by Great Problem
- Twin Falls Gain Win over Gooding
- Indoor Baseball Guide Out
- Catcher Killefer through?
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Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-11-25 | Page 56 | How Two Pretty Girls Outwitted the Kaiser
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1917-11-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| 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/s6mw39g6 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mw39g6 |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | How Two Pretty Girls Outwitted the Kaiser |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1917-11-25 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Tribune |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 56 |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6mw39g6/14874074 |