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Show 6 THE HERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1016. N, ADVANCE PREPARATIONS FOR THE BREMEN'S ARRIVAL 'REDICT EARLY m LtfMuFw imii Irtish s CABINET FALL Nciv Chinese Ministry Not Likely to Long Remain .if r; - , : ' i t" A l ' r....jJi in Control. " w ' ; Li 3 If TT rekln, Au. s r.ew Tuan cabinet r j rr nt i r.rrictlca'ly all well j parties in China, divisions. Eat It doM not e m to appeal very strongly to any of the- political parties, and predictions are Keneral that the new cabinet will cot lru--t for mny months. the new minister of Tarn,' Shao-y- t, forr iern affairs, and several of the other member of tho cabinet will not fe able, to come to t'ekln for some time, Political conditions here are still very much- unsettled, and probably will be for many months. of the various promof the. south who leaders inent political to not I'ekin at this time dare coin have gathered in the old 'capital, and others are cominp daily, 'scores of tricnvhers of the old parliament are already tn Pekin fiTU'lni? in political controversy. About two hundred other members of the old parliament are jpithered at Shanghai, where they are meeting informally and keeptr.g in touf h with the situation in the capital. tho nw miniMor of Hsu Hhih-yinthe interior, was a jH'itj" iinuer ine Tslnsr dynasty, and ro;o to the rank of minister of justice In the early days of the repuMlr. He was forced to resign this position, and later became governor of tho Fuklea province, a post which he held until tho outbreak of hostilitiesKuo-kujn tr- present revolution. the new minister of Chang commerce ami a grieulnire, was a n. emi, ber of the stale count il under Yuan and was intimately connected with the monarchiaal movement. the new minl.ster of rfur.g Itung-y- l. a prominent polibeen education, hsj tician most of his life. II took strong3 position in opposition to Yuan monarchical iovement. and did a.bl. work for the republican cau.e at hhani?bii. who becomes minChan at ister of justice in the new cabinet, 1m h graduate of a Japance university and a member of the pnrliarr.ent which "Yuan Shl-kdisbanded, ile formerly at taught in the. gothrrarnent university monarchical moveWhen Pckin. ment was started last year, h left the capital and joined the revolutionists in Yunnan prniriff who hnm's Admiral Chen minister of th navy, vraa educiUd in n.iva-- school, anil has served a Critl-tn the Chinese navy most of his life. li was a. captain commanding the Haichl when the revolution For fome time he broke out in served a.1" mv,J adviner to the latn President Yuan e To 11 v. Is to chansre. and to be feet Is rhinsH often. The firrct of power in any whether art or business, is 13. 3s- IOC Cnl-Jui- a-- s ro-litl'-- al geo-rrapi:l-- Al I - r: --r- , " , : 2.r-..tr- - r - . , f - . ; ,r X , . . . .vt'. 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Pint V Forced to Bathe I Mom pn is. n" 1 prdieol ll.lU'-l- """" S 1 ' ' .. nte: I - ' i- - " notinctnsr that here fer allof ihf t. es" who eeo . n trues?'' his I f has ile must take rith, tisiricri - j f plenty rt ap. be?..re they can a Cell. tc.upv news has spread like wild- , fire. I'rum 'hicncr. to New Orleans! t? Kansas rnd froni Atlanta I the in - ! hues" are dis. nssins; the (itv j novation in the Memphis jail with I 1 I ! of who emi- 1 eonsternation. - 3tS.f gg WVW 2c .38c 69c AVI X lilVEH OIL ai 0 Si 7I Aug. At 29th All Soda Fountains. iin the ruby-re- d LOJIT, Drink Juice of the charmingly flavored b y crushed from Logan liiKcloiiN ripe berries. It has a flavor and distinctive delightful all it own. Perfectly ideal for Sodas, Sundaes, Punches, etc. Keep it on ice. Serve it often. err 26c 39c 69c I'ud-dlng- n, III - Slip 4' r iass-Safety It si 2a for it. Use 30 days. Pay If you don't like It, return it and get your money back. Let's talk, it over. 5.00 y v y r6 OF THE POPULAR s : a s VrS grated here after the British annexed the Transvaal and Orange Free State. Ho far as we know, this is the only -I Li Kes wl V Ik 11 W bona fide white settlement in the colIt M ony, apart from the government offiWhile Nature Is at Its Best. missionand cials, traders, military Take a kodak along on your vaAssailed on All Sides in a Struggle to Defend a Country aries. This, however, is not to be cation. We carry the. full wondered at, because the country Js Tivice the Size of Germany Itself. Eastman line. Each and every climatically unsuited to Europeans, or All so siminstrument right up to the clock-tictheir domestic animals, except in faCPs. S to and easy operate. construction in near vored the border. British parts plified ocwas from the world for nearly the foot of Pake Tanganyika, kodaks we direct your It is otherwise in the higher altitude Among the lower-price- d CPT offyear? and a..ailed on all Fides cupied. and mere fertile soil of British East attention to the For Developing, Printing or Enlarging. The Belgians entered the province of Africa. Ormaiif in Hast by enemies, the in the two under Ruanda ? columns, A good film properly developed nieanx n PE1IFECT Africa have made a gallant fle;ht. They command of General The colony is unfortunate in having from IiKV IX We TIIK 'KLOPI iti." "IT'S develop picture. are defendintr a country almost twice either end of Pake KivuTombeur, and supported nil "the plagues of EKypt" and many and print thoiiMand of films, dally. We know how. own. It is the home of rinthe Fie of (lermany Itself, densely iiv ineir nunnoais. aucr several more of its We 3Iake an 8x10 or snapshot. skirmishes the (lorman forces retreat- derpest, which devastated the cattle of Take time npodiirts We Develop Any 7.opuIated by natives. wh only a few ed Fii Iarsrement with i a and 2Vx4V4 was equipped Africa until South in the direction of Pake Victoria Sire preventative Size Holl . AVe make on 8xlO and Caitmnn rotary findercrack-a-jaeye.irs n sro tried to drive them into the Nyan;:a before the eon verprlnjr columns. found in arsenical dippinx, which del k TintfHl A and Uutter. Iargement Picture We Develop Any Out of this unpromlfdnsr matepea. The Peltrians have since occupied Kig- stroys the ticks or parasites which Colored in attractive price. taker at an Film SIe Oil rial they have drilled anl armed a ali, tlie principal town in the prov- cause the trouble. It is the home of t& fit, 2c. exposures ince. sleeping sickness, which carries eff $ larqe native army. Films, Kodak Supplies, German Past Africa is in extent thousands of natives in this and the The wsr opened with Prit'ish cruisto Kodaks Up Other Kodak Albums, etc. ers botTibardlnr the wireless station about "S 1.000 square, miles and has now neighboring Cornjo Free State. It is sr. & the Special been under German rule for twenty-fiv- e the home of the tsetse fly, whose puncStocks and irovernrnent buildlnprs at Alwnys Fresh at Sehranim-JoInion.'- s. or to ture mule. the Even $66.00. death at horse H. in J js years. MacIona.ld writes James Imrintr that period the Germans built donkeys die mysteriously. Apart from the American Kevieu of Peviews. A the on the usual malarial fever and occasioncall and the cruiser railway from returned (ierman the coast, to TJJiji. on Iake Tanganyika, al dysentery, Europeans who live long s'tr k a pmall Hritish war vessel disSome which bisects the colony; and a short in tho country are liable to get the x.? mantled in Zanzibar, harbor. mornins and late holds out no prospect of developing on in African dreaded blackwater fever. skirmi.-ihine-: of .the to on land took place on the line near the British Past beasts early human is limited railways Is on In Africa East Tan from lines than those of an important to other the pa, Ifoundary brief, the tropical from only coast, northern frontier. noon, owing to the excessive Troops Moshi. The latter is opposite the Brit- a shade less deadly than tropical West burden. center and a magnificent game tradingtjerman military station at Moshi ocheat. town is the to seems be retown ish Is of able the human a but principal where there preserve. Taveta, it held until Africa; and Tnveta, cupied to any climatic con- and seaport of German East Africa. It railway connecting- with the to adapt himself cently. They also threatened Mom- branch As a government undertaking the is laid out in one long row of whitetime. a line for ditions British trunk Past Africa. througli basa, the seaport and terminus of the It shore has never paid, although it is PLAYING IN CORN BIN, the iw in this neighborhood stucco houses no washed in colony So minerals the along far any that hold to payable Hritish Ptranda railway; and, Like of Iorenzo transthe Gerof been Germanyls colonial and largest and mcst important armies Britain have Marques and bay. found; them in check, Indian troops were sent quantity BOY MEETS DEATH Bay), a.11 business is transacted one. Even with changed ownership, it from Ksrypt. Po matters remained on many began to contend with each other. portation away from either of the two 1015. this front all during Carlisle, Pa., Aug. 19. Fourteen The nritish. liaving no troops availyear-ol- d John Kerns, playing with boys able for an Invasion, had to content a blockade with themselves the same age around the John Sheaf fler declaring -of the. whole coast. In July of that mill at Greason, secreted himself in a . trY lYjJl, year their monitors destroyed the Gerthousand bushel bin of corn which, man cruiser KonlcsherfT. which had while the lad was hidirg, was drawn 1 taken refuse up the Pufiji river, but upon for shipment. her cuns and crew had previously been The drain sucked the young men into removed to assist in the defense of the mass of grain and ultimately his the colony. attracted the attention struggles dying a German Imrlnqr the ?ame month hands mill of the engaged in handling force invade! Nyassaland a British corn. the crown colony sparsely populated by misThe rescuers tore away the lower of the. bin and found Kearn's body. sionaries and coffee planters and part The lad was dead when found and remilitia had to be sent from South suscitating methods were unavailing. Africa to repel thern. two German On Pake Tanganyika The more common cause of want of the shipping, and jftinbontii dominated success in life is a tendency to let were facetiou.-I- v known as the "Dreaddrift. things them noughts of the Pake." To combatmotor-boats the Pritish shi; ed two armed from Pnsland and railed them ' 1- -? over the South African and Phodeslan railroads to the point furthest north, from whence they wero transshipped mi traction wagons 166 miles through the wilds of northern Phodesia until fhev reached the Pualaba river. Here were commissioned and taken over theytwentv-eisrht officers and men sent by On Christmas last the admiralty. by the lake, they ran their trialonetripof on the German and the ne.t day irunboats cot a shock when she met them urevpei-t- 1'y without her escort. the adventurers Home weeks later chased and sank the other. on March 9 of the present year Germany declared war on Portugal, and the colony of Mozambique Immediately berarne a party to the war in Africa. t The Portuguese promptly seized Kion-s:on the coasi. and the strip of land on the south si le of the Kovuma river, ' " ' e' which the Germans bad dispossessed x (ALL. MAKES) them of In 13 4. This front, however, Is Inconvenient to both combatants, 1 mo. 3 mo. 4 mo. beinn Inhabited by unconquered Oliand Blind writer natives hostile to all white men. $2.00 J4.50 $3.00 vers Meanwhile the Helians and the Brit$2.50 $7.OO'$S.0O model. make late Any ish had organized simultaneous inBUY A TYPEWRITER LIKE RENT.; vasions from the north, west and south. On the northern front, between Pake tU $12.50 to $55.00, REBUILT, $5.00 down and Iake Xyassa, a force IVIJ Tanganyika aw and $5.00 per month. Guaranteed Remof llhode.-ian- s and Transvaalers under P.risadier General N'orthey entered the ingtons; Underwoods, Smiths, Olivers, his swing aronnd the country Charles E. Hughes, the republican Presidential candidate, is greeted by large crowds in During Germnn colony and capvitred Neil Lang- etc. Shipped on approval. WHOLE. common nberu. with large quantities of- amare rear route announce SALE TYPEWKITER CO., 32 B. Main.; of his and Cheers the direction. the arrival becoming train quite speeches platform every special along munition and Htores. Afterwards the Lake City, Utah. Phone Wm. 276L,' Salt & vith the man vho hopes to be President of the United StatesPhoto copyright by Underwood Underwood, important town of Pdamarckburj;. at Ja l H 4 . u I Political Advertisement.) IT I 6 Li If a Sb"owbib EJ& J 2Kp 5 .on tf r-n- 20c -- Dar-es-Salaa- a WMfSMMiMMIiJSk 3-- A s Iar-cs-Salaa- ( E r- SELTZKn I SOc E COD STEAKXS' k. lenn perry nas created c:i- .Mi sr. colony "bitter-enders,- " Olive Oil, nnoMo f 3 Hoboes Arrested in Memphis Are I if GERMANY'S FIGHT TO RETAIN . ITS HOLD ON EAST AFRICA little beyond Moshi there is a Boer llntIrencli to Schramm-Johnso- n bottles Phi-ka- l. A Up it. iiruioa StuarPs Dyspi-psin Tablets niVINOL, - Special liiiiiiil and tntlne of the Juciest, luwelous ripe olive!. Grown In the incut favored of Miiiiny Mouth-- r m France. Iut up In attractivealr-tilcorked llruxa French Olive Oil, 4 Pint ttriiMa French Olive Oil, V- - . ell 0 a tlelli-ae- y ? ... COUPONS HEAL Olive OH with all t the freshneiBi. ' tT 27c CASTOR I A, Special LOGANBERRY JUICE Y"ao-tmvns- r, 1 S$Vll CREAM jdlSgSgffl FULL QUART i il HOUGAUD'S FATTY COLD Till I iGcSf FRENCH 1 ft...- ;U AC Shi-ai'- ? y . rssgsej fMlKf(n ' f . TABLETS Hi , HOUGAUD'S VANISHING 50c Special f1:: ...79c H S1.00 HILL'S JIIVDACIIE g. .' & CAXTIIROX, s WO day Special SLOOSSSft:. - 4 1ii i c Blonday and Tues- 75c'Special i 21 65c Dozen Rolls. B ... 4 CREAM s - ilr i if Rolls da ..v "IS R FA I. . ft TO OLE! 4 - ' n m, r - I)ar-es-Salaa.- m (Uel-ago- - THRONGS GREET HUGHES AS HE MAKES HIS SWING AROUND THE COUNTRY - " . if . ' s . 4'" 4 i 1 J The above introduces Herbert Pembroke. P.eptiMican candidate for the of '."imty commissioner of Kilt county. I,ke 't i e face does not nee 1 the introduction, probably, for in 1$SZ. after lon onnectlon with printing and Matlonery in New York, and th"r .m and itie-an l minintr Krantir., in srafltiin; I'tah. he.n hcon public life bv et.ib-li."t.iMain street the fitationery rs the Pembroke rov --known in?!ni. ciirini t inv at ' " C ( P. Pro i.lwav of tviiii he was president until June. 1 to when he conclude. let the beys u the work. tarry T In t hs married Sarah .Tine Mar-jrett'ih-t- r two sons are Pail p., n ar.-cota;-t-?- ii successful enKlr.per cf mine-!- , arid Adrian P.. president ef the 1 rn Sr'.ke mm pan y. Mr. Pembroko'u experience his taueht h!m efficiency. This and his forcefu! character assure competency a ';xat vi should Idrn elect you f(immi!tir, of-fi- te . nr -- m H, that offiee. Arid of course the object of thl advertisement is to induce yon to do so first P. vote for delegate at the nri-rr.a- r it.,. 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