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Show J k n DESERET KVKNINii NEWS SATL'HDAV DKCKMJIKU GERMANY FROM THE INSID w Vje Industry Down and Out For a Year at Jeat I.aber'a Lati bcu and Its Caunc Pound No Hunger Conditions; llamr s3, Written For The Saturday Newt by a Special Foreign Corretpondent. r::i t i hertol C;rXd"w IL Ostia I never talked Genu buelneaa man without kroelng oaacily wbal ho wamxalng la talk about, ft was always raw material, coal and srod.l unieea ha happened is wltl off on ta lha It yelnta "Mull af ibani aak a yrefa trod II; oma soma down to a'x Wiontbe; a few talk Shout three months; but none - af them offer knew lha world's yrcea and theyfhay try ta buy a Slaaely that at yreaant tbsra Isn't snargh profTt . maka buatnaes With them s doairabie fish, There is little proepeet of fmmo-diet- s Imyraremant In tba rile sf their dye fee lories for ana thing, they oon't g forwia debyda. wltbaut which oont make dyoa. There Is net cn.y a lack af ooaJ, in addition, but a widespread attitude of discourage, - J- lurg Hardest Hit t Cerman Cities Militarism Still Makes Impression of an American Business Man Who Spent .Ten Weeks There IwtW TIIHKK SECTION 1U10 Strong Appeal Within Ten Years, Germany Will Again Jit a Strong Competitor. . Gstn.ary newadaiA dido t go lo Hamburg, but from lime, end ) ou nea t say that fur Ualue In ft ante ) may sol gel through all I hsaid II bae been the hardest at to hit of all German elite the illy you start for. you l( Wes l,t Mat ' MUW I treat leave on time Vo may get half erelry strangled If Its blockade, sou lab! . ike Uarttiitio m ay bafure a guard walks undar yuur I presume visitor la Hamburg nitgnt windows rolling out lha German bring different Impressions aul of Get tb will nut be In s poet. many than those with which 1 Km equivalent fur Everybody out!' with Ilk te eaal Hmi . "Thea you get out, form a commit- tome I have heard etoriea of I lie s ur, h win u tee and go talk to the etattun mas- lima lest April wheu eur natal tom-t- i mJt Um mMi-ta- e 51 b Mtkiii took over the "Imperatoi " i lee ion ter. far anolkw year. I traveled "All we the roadbed last great veaerl remainthe it AS geaeeal, k tieeb! Is .ugely were la oacelteet condition and ing nf Germany mercantile martn-an- d mar at far 3W ieff. The const rut lion gar g are passed II was probably a pretty bluer phi sf lbs Ail las. end Iba Sirs In for Hamburg to swallow are Htattun and eoliths ijuenlty raw af end nalariUi, mal iltami "1 wee told In Berlin that when II f guod shape, nnd are bsing made bat saatlt are raayaasfbia far bar preeeat ter ee feet ao poeaibte moved down the En. Titipermer' BluX tbla Is la nJ4. auak taws ' Germany's rellrnetle figl-- t now ere botjt banks were l.ned wltn peopl-The- y as was formerly sawrama. ss wait sa j tmf better than french railroads, even made po pretest, they netihir la acker Still af iiifirw. f It titan those far away from the tl ot ee- yelled nor waved They wait had Tkja la Iba (omIusm raaabat by ls! ed ataaa in franca ship ga with hardly a aound tf A. Kaaaa, chtfr aa af tba "IVhal German railroads chiefly and bared their heads as eh paese.t 10 aaanir.Blaa aa Snib abaailaaia lark to rolling stock. In spile of what "Hut Hamburg will coin bach Ataartess Ckan went sat asSyarnx af tba the German arm tea stole, they will fleet will be under oth-- r mplafnad ta me time bar Cataataraa to Load. Ha haa and"Employers care have new build of la thousand but haven't praetir for Hags year: af tear workman. again The proSm aa aataatfea taer sad locomotives and do a lot of patch- ly ell Ih ehlp entering New Yor-taf predueUeiiy par maa" was tbraaeS Oanaajry, to Hurt ba rial led perties on re thoae a under forelga flageT ing already uelng. they ted I m nl from It par earn aJI tba fraal Oeraiaa yw faalarlaa Too don't sea many animals In the I found (he usual wav of !mmnr a arms I Mr sent af the pra-wa- s as bfabaar, Load r "Snb v fl I In but he In Interior, occupied lerrtlery. Berlin, which. I suppose, follow fty Oermna workman, far the first ef sad Cren.sg af rraahfart. Owe a Tba Hundreds of gatnbiiui. (here ere plenty of them I saw hun- every war. Ums. faala himself the aguaj af hts sf War kfart, S. Hart aa4 saaiysay maloywr, due, dowbttaea, l the aa dreds and hundrvde of Belgian. Ru- club had sprung up. and every bor. . i.L 'af tbtaairll. tba Orlaik alia &Jab tabllahanaat af the manian and It use ten horses and even appeared lo ba patronlxing them " repuWfe. If ha I f was af toraUki; asS Bayar Amerhen mules pulling cabs In Berdoesn't fa that way af Ma awn Reverting to tba prospects of the lin. tHrubUeae these were captured dye Industry'. Hr. Kern ea id " eeotyaay bees noOueg ta c!7er far ft la aanttowAily drummed Into t mIA A' ms. we sent from list), for k, Italy large bias by bis fallow workneen or by "If w ara going lo ooneollde-- e to lbs Rkinelaad. shipments of mules Ten could tell Ih world trad w have won. w. Ha wants ta daman agtiaaom. them by the American brands Ibey must utlllte every minute of ihe nen ft WWW are warfetot ssAar Allies mill, strata iia aouniity, and tba only way -v. bora. y ear or Iwo. fj .'ary atiyerrtrtoa, sad In romman wILb ba can do this la ta refuse ta work A "I saw no hunger la Germany, aS erbar factortaa ta Germany. are Skeapt whan ha faala Ilka It In other "When Germany come back, olio t I me was I which eel rather am surprised yelled ta (ba Oarmas far' words, ta order hla own Ufa Ih aam tier, (a be going '1 areteiBt foris lold any number of times about hun- many wa knewexactly before the war Thr This rendition to net ta ha rack-oae- d dtllrory la I bo AUlea as ger In eome other city, but I never monarchist group may or may not bdinlcA y la IS yor east af tbaiy with, however, aa a permanent o I Mtyat succeeded in tracking any of It down prevail, but tha military mania U still eon dittos aa the part af the aa Is last Jaaaary. Garmao Even the alums In Berlin Berlin strong. Hoet Uitmini to whom I It to i.iy own opinion, "NoCvtwg cu ba aats wtfbaot Is. workman. boasts of having no alums contained talked admitted that the time wasn't Wywrtions from tba OarmAA goverw-wa- t. after seeing a goad dual af tha metrthen malnutrition fewer examples of rip for a republic In Germany yet sad Hurt af Ua factories are es workmaa In tha Rhineland, you ran find In London or In New It to now more than ever, they ear. n frank fort. Darmstadt and Berlin, that saw baytsnly ta 'Jo penes, York. caao of Germany against the world, 1 found that maat ha Mil feme ta a different oonelwalen aims marhlaery. very well and Ihe German nation needs tho Everybody appeared ha Uarna that hla Idleness fact that Germany to not by any glishmen : one German to more than will not ba long in recovering from f tbs dye factories hare basn tuntiny aaillaeon means down and out I took ao trunk. You cen t fed. and food was certainly not dear elngle, strong guidance of a monarchy ' equal to on American. that. not food him. ul poison yas tba war, and "Germane nay the United 8 tales haa travel In Germany with aay baggage In the towns I visited. In feet. In "It haa boon a strange war. In ona "I don't ok The Germans ere etllt the Germane to oo any marked w Sf them eradaring stUl filled with tbaiy Improvement poet I vu waked up at 4 and thalr things, because af luck. Tba oept what you can keep under your Frankfort, until winter to aver. Tha reapeot franca came out broken but doits bigHtatea conception of Germany l to un war irachirerjr. United a vast country of eye- - Railways are disorganised, part- o'clock In the morning by crowds of that of a giant figure leaning pn lark of coal to going to make great victorious. Oermany has emerged a 4 "Merter. Loetu and resources developed natural they aay ly on account of tho lack of coal, ow- people going to work. You won't find sword, with feet planted wide apart, Brunolng Vy trouble to Oermany. Conditions won't strong but defeated. end It of ba most serious is will the the prospect to work In any erowde bestriding continents." development "Germany fbrtorr sf Wank fort was bombed dur-fa- y coma back toward normal unt.l tba ing to tho ofhaullng it and people going Into also owing difficulty end Darla before I o'clock to a strike In the mines In tba war, and (bay ara only abla to warm weather com ear-. trade competitor tha United States enough to compel nny nation Mr. Keene, whose report to the No habits of now. work. from ten will have years and on 'The 'Meoee,' the famous twlce-a-yeaccount of the lark of d chamber In partly haa upply thalr fixed percent to tba "Notwithstanding tha present atti- matter what the lademnltiea may be, Ajnerlrin cars wee In I our busion and workmen our and I locomotives. saw thoufair, "But Lelpxlg. when ovemment for dallvary to lha Allies, tude of tho workman, tha Industrious. Intense Interest, left London leer no how terms matter tha may peace was ness men are sands ears there. Man of of not and It bean locomotives course, standbetter,' they aay. hsldell and Hcharlny la Berlin ales ne af tha German nation to apparhit August to enter Otrmanv via Par; cripple her, Germany's recovery will for man. tha German to superior. ing on sidings, but they were In rot- patronised a largely during tha war FrontParl. he went to Cologne, w here hava enough to da In kasptny thair ent avaa at present of the factor be most the ten It as we sort was the 'That's of been sstoundlng haa hare but still It "Tha ara shape. before, spirit tho American section of the militant crops wonderful, tha percentage supplied Is tbs yotera. tr situation. to contend with In faring the Ger"The care you ride In ere In much bald regularly. fields could not bo In bettor condiManufacturers from governor's bureau for commerce and went. 1 T" same tbs of the future. The "Why over of all condition. tion bean have many A I .and information found haven't Uermany families antlro Germany They i sending Tbs aiport and Import licenae da. put him through to Cob-Io"Because of the German e tremen today I a young man who has bean painted In years and all their their wares to It. They don't employ There he received a "high working In tha fields, regardless of doua paiiment of tba German government weather his and for fixtures are dilapidated organisation genius conditions. L'ntll ths winter plunged and lost, Except on our scheme of erecting a building or German pass Into the interior from St Berlin la anxious to anoouraya for to herculean capacity for work. No race through trains between Important a group of building for thalr exhib- the Rhineland "Germany to not going to fall for clUea. commission high Slsn trad a In any way. but 1 found willaver, the farms and tho wine yield on earth eurpaeeee tha Oerman In tha Bolaheviani. cen In ride you All the Bolshevist scares third or ition. but they use vacant upper He spent 19 weeks In at thorough an only keep Germany going." naUiara what I found everywhere alas No work. for theer claaa fourth European a gift fourth ao claaa and ear halls etorlre ear, that all over that came out of Berlin last spring as possible of the state Kcrtoas Danger to I'uturr. throughout Germany plenty of cour tion approaches It were manufactured for Entente con- being about the woret thing In human Lclpilg. tha street present a flut- investigation of the Oerman dyeetuffa Induetrv tn Hr. Keen was careful, however, "The Germane themselves classify trey but no good. The ter transportation. of passengers banners, advertising everything particular, and the Oerman commerpile not to leave n wrong Impression. Ger- the nations of the earth about as fol- sumption. Into them without regard to their from locomotives Thros Topic of Conversation. to underwear. I cial outlook In general German Railway Cond it Iona. man In foreign markets are lows, In respect of ability to work; If you and aren capacity, wee at the else of the exhit aalounded Raw material, coal and credit ara not todyestuffs early PATRICK O FLAHERTY ba feared for n year or more, On German Is equel to three french-men- ; s In pret-t'German to transportation enough grab a seat, you stand up. bition that we on when I we In (Copyright, 0a subjects an everybody' tongue In ho repented, but he laid ktreaa on tha by Edward Mar had shape Just now. but Germany 11. one Oeiman Is equal to two En "Even at that, the trains start on halt ) i OKDON, He. xtfl t ra! li 1 Is lo arHi A"r:u m ill gi ua M n trN ad-Ibi- ifri iJkmssi. A ' n 1 I ul ae-rar- x-- -- at i- ' al ar cre-dfe- after-the-w- -- j u i 1 of Muatapha Kernel. There are prob-- i 'be Pole for sums time, to assist work behind the German line When French one. It was made in freldit flying corps and was on of a It became known that he had ably 10,900 Armenian left In the six him. few Americans that did not transfer terestlng ear and Captain Kelly rooked fo- in Poles certainty did get a good down in flames the rumor died agone eastern vilayet where, before the de nafrom th French service to the Amportatlon of 1016. there were t.600 man for the Job In Major Fauntleroy. tural death, aa a pilot certainly would erican when th United States entered the party. On their arrival In Warsaw the parFaunt'' went to Europe shortly after not purposely come down In flamea. 000. I don't know how many Greek Ih war. Coral waa one of the flret and to General Pllsudskf. there are, nor how i .any American the destruction of the Ludtanl After trying for two weeks to buy men to Join the squadron He has an ty reported Masuptia Krmai paaha. Profiting by1' DiM-orwas the Joined He re Has Alllew, Among of Pofand. at the Poll'll relief worker. The Foreign Leginh virtually airplanes from the board of diapoaal, excellent record behind hint and la presidentHouse Aroused Turkish Nationalism to Point Where It Hay Defy to later na the transferred White Turkish held latfayette hostage by the According to a meswaa rated aa an ace. The squadron waa Fauntelroy decided that the and, being an expert mechan- too long and that he woulddelay sage which I received by courier tionalleta. To announce from Paris Council at Parle. Intended to do both artil- from take a General or Constantinople that Turkey was to ic who had shown much promise when chance on what he could buy from the originally PUsudskl Is a Cooper. lery ohaervatlin and pursuit work so very of conse- learning to fly. the French made him French, or with whatever the Poles Corel be partitioned man. and wears regardless unpretentious was to enlisted th command Nor. SI. What haa tlon back of Smyrna, Turkish prop- - quences, no decorations In all probability, a test pilot as soon as he finished his had. would. He received them on latter. a flying corporal been accomplished on a email ganda wss being heavily directed ul mean that all the 'Christian in the in course. lie wa the lawn of the presidential building. the first During week of last H. A. Sepof the. Captain Kelley, when Americana entered the war tember The talk waa brief and very much I terlor would be massacred. scale at Flume I nearing com. ths vail of Konfa at that time. wired me to enlist two the squadron. Is the only adjutant obaerver In the point. The general said that spent on evening at a Turkish "mo- Kemal haa aroused Tur- and was transferred to the American Americanthey from the Royal air the unit He la from Richmond, Vir- ti pilots pletlon upon a big seal In a Ire as scry w via' how in Konla. After the show, keyMuatapha still hs understood that "It was the wish lieutenant, retaining force Edwin Pike Grates, of Boston. from helplessness to a point here Musts pha Kernel Pasha, tha the house resolved Iteelf with no served with Ihe Klle ginia. Captain of test Later victori-temhe of poelllon the pilot. entire squadron to get on acto the may dictate term Elliott Chess, of El Paso, the Iflth United States air service tive was promoted succesaively to the rank Mass, and Turkish DAnnunilo, has salted Turat eecrecy Into a Turkish poUtl-Tou- e service aa soon as possible and were Power, Texas, available! best men the is Jointly that they would be sent to the northof captain nnd major. bombing squadron. key for tha Turks, whlla Pari ha cal meeting and gave Itself over lo so I them. The squadron had credited, with hla pilotKelly Diplomatic Disaster Impending, been debating It partition among ttto the signing ' of Turkish nationalist Captain Bruce eastern frontier of Poland the mid Captain Merian Cooper, who hails moreenlisted 250 than is mall now at who applicants of by from on the Hopper, are The Power Oxford, with die of October." He added that, "th Jacksoniille. Ulorids, is one of verge power. song. The few Americana directing the bravest chaps that I eicr met. He form the United State, for Toting seven Boche planes. sector was a very animated one as Turkey hai com back In as- the American hospital In Konla were "diplomatic dlsaeter" In Turkey. is always ready to enlist and Lieutenant George Clark of Tulsa. th Bolshevik! had been active there France end Great Britain have fore- haa an Indomitable spirit. While serv- Amerba tounding fashion. moready for serious trouble at serve In a good cause, but hv this time Oklahoma, served enthe with are .With the Turkish Third and Fifteenth ment. - It wae the talk then any Twentieth seen events trend of the and ing American the Frencn with of late." that the we ready to leave for Poland and flying corps. He has a commendable demobilTurkish nationalist movement which deavoring to hasten the Turkish set- squadron, Cooper led a bombing for- did were Army Corps, with 200,00 n Kenneth Adams, a not hava the time to get the men war ised Turkish regulars, all of them wa eweeplng Aal Minor had aa Ita tlement, In order to give Mustapha mation over the German lines and was over aa a record pilot. from America. newspaper man. who went to th down In flames. He wss badly Lieutenant Edwin P. Grave serv- United armed, and with a strong "National program the extermination of the no more delay for adding to the shot Inter-Allied Htates with the burned about the lega and was taken ed with the Royal fling corps and Dinner Hlth Paderewski. Army" at hie back. Muatapha Kemal Christian elementa In the Interior, and strength he already poasesae mission is attempting to raise money the Royal air force. He Is said to for has compelled the sultan's gov what limits a rising would reach Thua far the Turkish settlement has prisoner. Any pilot who retains the the squadron as the Polish pay The squadron had dinner with have bren one of the best descent been waiting on the United States, desire to fly after surviving. eminent at Constantinople to aur- - were matter of guesswork. pilots that little better than the French pay. If Slnce that time, the valt of Konla but France, in her eagerness to avoid In a burning plane is in the position Premier Paderewki. of Poland, and the British had In Canada, where he Mr. ender and may be in a position to Adams fails In getting AmeriGeneral Rosidenski et the Rltx, In Instructed more than 200 Ictat to the Allies the terms that haa been compelled to go over to the American meddling In 8ria and in to command every aviator's respect pupils. cans to back the squadron, the felParis on September 14 last. Coionel Graves was in a hurry to get overnationalist. The nationalist organi- her suspicion of American ambitions theImmediately after hla release by Howland rkey will accept lows will be in for a hard time this D. S. C. I. S. army, Germans so he to he seas. started decided In In the that to zation wait wae military In Interior the of la Is let off eaelly when the Asia Minor htlp Turkey pushing Great forming what is now Turkey proper. to the Polish mission In get into the U. 8. air service wa too winter. tht" Kosclu&ako attache il 'urkiah armistice was signed in Octa-f- , complete. Britain, te disregard American who did very good work in as- long, and joined the Royal Colonel Howland, U. S. A., mililaria. served squadron. with "Coop" the 1016. - The Allied power wanted flying settlement. of Turkish the Nationalist Program. attache to the Polish Mission in United Htates army on the Mexican sisting Kauntlerov and Cooper to or- corps tary same Tbla keen in interest he Turkish armistice In a hurry for Yhe So become bitter has feeling The nationalist border fas a sergeant and is also a ganize the squadron, was also there. his work waa his undoing, for he Paris, also deserve a great deal of program, at laid In moral effect It would have - iw down by I before left that Constantinople, n Kemal, Hs crea- there newspaper man. As a General Rosidowekl told of the hard- showed such promise as a cadet that credit for the organization of thJn last August, It was already eviermaay. Jio occupation of Turkey tor, InsistsMustapha upon the retention of dent ships thnt the men would have to face, they would not permit him to go over- squadron. He helped Fauntleroy captain In the United States air sen-te- of Asia was provided for In the for Committee American the that t, Turkish sovereignty over Turkish terthe he was barren plains of seas and, despite numerous appeals, getting permission to enlist it, and a wae and none would hava been ritory. which In PKPular'i. Belief the East Yi Near being meana that Turkey will d Ume after he he was made to stay In Canada as later assisted in arranging for tbe down northeastern Poland and tble, considering the mountainous not aa some a Frenchmen looked by upon resign Itself to Greek there was a rumor that he had de villages, and. lastly, of the Bolshevist Instructor. He is an excellent shot transportation to Poland. rw of the country, the limited aoheme of American propaganover Smyrna, to Italian sovereignty giunt An strocitles. aide then told of the with machine guns and Instructed at srended purposely to do intelligence CAPT. PAUL BREWSTER, at tho Allies disposal, over Adalla and Konla, sovereignty Polish situation, the dearth of food, tho school of aerial gunnery for a to French da. Since I have returned to London, d the vast areas under Allied occu- of British Royal Air Formerly over Cilicia, to the Greek dispatches from Constantinople indiand otheT sovereignty clothing, time. do He should money very well in Force. things tn bjrl and Mesopotamia. 1 in cate a there that Pcntua which or .would tendency to have of pro.lect Poland. to beyn enervating themurn r.tton at that tlm was helpless. Armenian to look on Mustapha Kernel's Edward Marshall, les stout hearts Armenian repubLieutenant Elliott V. Chess serv- Copyright, 1919, by Ihe vast mountainous plateau lic of Erivajtfrom'the In the Russian Caucasu success aa a work of American in,1 ramediateJy afterwards ed Major the with 4t Asia Minor atill under Turkish elv-- fl across the force air Royal in during to It needless the say that Fauntleroy arose and frontier trigue. ftedondo Beach, Call. "I wish to emit to Immediate service. pledged his men the war and has about 500 hours flyadministration, tha Allies, for the to their old homes In a.x eastern present Turkish situation Is deplored to his credit. Chess has also Kim being, contented themselves with vllayete of Asia Minor. the to in attention Conof tbe American authorities s!e my the in by experience They were then told that their wish ing been in the United 8tates army and the control of the sultans government ist insist on the twelfth The national-of stantinople Dr. Pierce' Anune would be granted and that Is by the as as much it would on has paragraph they Mexican served the border. at Constantinople. Tablets. I bar never be sent to a very active sector on the fourteen It is the re- with an American European authorities. the The Turks, relying on the twelfth mandate overpoints !$, M. Crswford, Lieutenants old n article that has earliest George suit of th wo. k of one man, Muthe Turkish territory, possible occasion. of Wilmington, Delaware; Kenneth paragraph of the fourteen polnjs. given such universal The seriousness of the situation atapha Kemal Pasha, who led the TurThe refollowing each man morning which guar anted the retention satisfaction. It Ream of thu created -- atmot be Shrewsbury, of Charleston, V. a, kish Third Arniv Corps In its march ceived to start for Poland on and Turkish sovereignty over Turkish soil, To combat the that every bottle sold the 1 4thorders Edwin Noble, of Boston. Mass on Constantinople in 191)0 at the time Turkish to and nationalists to the report Inspector tho other officers of the squadron' sella another, I am took the situation resignedly until would require the occupation by the of tha Young Turk' success, who of aviation Immediately arrival upon have all served wilh the United States Parte authorised the Greek occupa- Allied Power of al the wry much inclined, In Warsaw. strategic commsuded the Turkish Third arm;like most druggist of air service In France. tion of Smyrna,-Tl- ie Smyrna episode points in Turkey In Asia, which at until last would Slvas who has 'and May. rU Good-B.vto Paderewski the Bids long today, destroyed et a single stroke Turkish need 200.00 me,kwith supply depots since led the Turks back intoillegal Reception jn Poland. hot' stuff et greeter Y0UR BODYGUARD"-30- f. Premier faith In Europe's adherence to the whs visibly afThe trip to Poland was a most "in- - ' Constantinople and the Black Sea power in their owncountrj exactly or something fected whenPaderewski profit, fourteen points. It showed the Turks it he to came good-by- e bid There are no railways Into as D'Annunzio oi a smaller scale led porta. lust e good,- - but ui (o whatever that. President Wilson of the Koiuszio Interior from the Black Kea j the Italians inti illegal power at F suggesting Anune for tn Paris that afternoon. Aftmight aay, Europe Intended to pay off The Country is as mountainouscoast, ecfd and rhrumBUim I consider I have Squadron Inhume uric CLAllt PRICE. er If debts to Greece and Italy by the hands with shaking aa Switzerland. The winters are Major Fauntlc-ros- , not onlv created business along thnt tine hut parts (Copyright, 1919 he distribution of Turkish tei ri'ory, turned to of elx month duration and teirlbly but. have gained the eouSdcnc o( the publie Cooper, after pausing a Captain When 1 wae In Konla last July, the severe.. Even it a force of the moment,- he turned which more than repay a me for my interest requivail of Konfa was the onlv stand pot" site atierg'k could be embarked leader of the end suggestion, together with the antufee-tio- n back ti the at squadron and said: ' Turkish vail "in a nattoriallst chain once; ttie cuption could not be I get from having an article that I can from Erxerum on the old completed before next fall. "Nothing has ever touched me so that spread with perfect confidence. place Nothing Turco-Russla- n much as the offer of you joung Amfrontier to the fronwotdd please me more than to be able tTurkey In Asia cannot tier of the area of Greek ocrupa- - be Miwhi!e, introduce Atiuie to the world for the bene-- f ericana to fight and. If necessary, die for - We .collected $216 partitioned by the Allies regardless And to think that t of all mankind. However, I ! to for my country. S. A. Pall, a miner of Eureka, one of 5 Oil are Polish blood:eoptent tnvaelf l.y simply calling attention to tbe satisfactory result that follow a re- Captains roper, Kelly and C.orsi, , Ltuh. Craw-fordwas due him and Lieutenants Shrew-bur- y, ported to me hy tbe individuals, extending 1 (Continued from page one.1 tfce-- r thanka.--Clark and Nobleeft the folD. KNOX. "a&os which hadrbocirduc a lowing afternoon for Poland. Major J hospital after undergoing an 'opera-l.H- n in Taris to Fauntleroy,. apd- on my head. "' !on; time. We collected it finish smee squadron work. FauntleHe then aaked me If I still wanted roy IcfCTor Poland on thb fStb, while Your of "'it bin 30 days after r Many 1 Neigtbor w;as returned to England to arrange for to go to Poland, and I YOU CANT-FO- OL put pr . Lieutenants the of transportation I Can them when got better, turned in for collection. Say the Same Ches and Graves. After being held up by the rail!with day later Gen. Rosidowski. Tuolumne, Calrf hack gave me road strike and other unforeseen Inof the rollsh mission in Paris, conaaiereble trouble, w"My Turn in your claims and we hs-I thought was Pocidents, Chess and Graves left officially enliated me in the Polish due to kidney dis- land on October 1, while I hadforto will collect some money for go ease. After taking army. hack to the hospital. A wretched &hen Twenty-fiv- e Millions Buy Cascarets They four of "bus had packages you. Beginnings of the Squadron. developed In the left side Dr. Piero' Ac uric of my head, due an Injury I reMust tj 'When 1 naked Fauntleroy how he Right for Liver and Bowels ceived' a German shooting up secured permission to enlist an AmerSomething or other it Tablet I ara hilly aerodrome. Hk felt the a aide of house flew ican squadron, he lold me that ths recovered. I eon-idoff the ground and hit me In th l had asked for an aviation ad- -' It a wonderful up Twenty-fiv- e million boxes of Cae- - removing the toxins, poison and sour. Poles that back 'if th head. I am now conva- hi commanding officer in riser, Scientific Collectors of Honest Debts also medicine, cayets were old last year to folk Indigestible waste wlfhout grlplng or the American service had recommendtesclng from another opefation and use Dr. pierce' Eleven Rooms Continental National Bank Building In Inconvenience. a short tlm expect to Join the Cascarets who wanted relief from Constipation, regulate by ed hfm foe the position, and that he Pleasant Pellets health ,1,e ,tw nd strengthen of permitting, had been accepted. His first act. after RnioBwiees Indigestion. heoerrr I aza squadron SaJt Lake City, Utah. GesrCo!deiItie 1JHf course- - In Poland. waa I Polish in enlisted the army, bdioo. a Thy nvl.r being ad they and Sick Hevdsrh G. LUKE, General Manager.' without being weaken or upset you like Salt. Cal to see Gen Rosidowskl and get Prr-- I Personnel of Sqndrort. giT shaken up and sickened afl the next omel or violent Pills. Cascarets cost mlssion to enlist tbe equadforf. 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