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Show r 1 i THE PROVO POST PAGE TWO - ar now In the sea of Marmora, where the French submarine Turquoise was ASSIST SERBIA! - Mrs. Martha S. Keeler Is Lake visitor for a few days. Both French and British submarines GREAT FORCES TO - recently wrecked by the Turks, h .- - Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olsen are ing a few days la Salt Lake and friends., 8peil(1' ylsltin-relatlv- LondonNov. 3. The vigorous sup. Herbert H. Asquith, the Britishpremier, and Aristide Brland, the new French premier, have prom-iseSerbia seemingly Is about to be port which THE FAILURES GERMAN PEACE TALK The persistent recital of German terms of of a church the" other morning peace, beginning with the tentative), suggestions stood an easel bearing the placord upon which realized. Besides- - the', Dr. Demberg made before leaving the United were printed these words: After all, wasnt it troops, including the. British cavalry, States, might be called semiofficial, vague asjyourown fault? Take heart and try again. a ho already are In southern Serbia, the Expression is. The terms are so specific anu j That was the whole of it. Not a word to ex Oiiitjz.h, and French transports are1 not the an- have been so often modified to fit events as io plain its appearance there. It was arriving dally at Salontki and troops! no uncement of a lecture or a sermon. It was from them are being sent up the are. leave an impression that V tuey inspired. It apropas of nothing. It merely stood and stared country Immediately to attempt to may be taken for granted that .lithe belkgeranta (( (he lskbg o( ,n wto. came by thi, check the Bulgarian march from Vowould welcome peace. .The war has been a stag- abrupt, almost impertinent question. There were tes toward, Monastlr. killed maimed has burden. and Its toll of gering many who passed along the broad and beautiful Qthdr transports, according to a annals of nations. Its highway that day who saw it not. There were Sofia never been equaled in the dispatch hare landed troops cost in material treasure would have ruined all many, perhaps, who saw with eyes that carried at -Kavala. As ' time passes, however, Serbias ancient governments in spite of the stories of no impression to the mind. But there were some ' ' their fabulous wealth. whom it struck like a lash of a whip, for going position grows more critical. The! drive from Jhe norm Germany no doubt would be especially glad up and down every street there are always peo-tIs proceeding slowly but surely, end the war now. Except on the sea 'and iu ple who have failed in one way or another, in while two Bulgarian armies are apits remote colonies, it has been victorious be- - something big or something little, or who have proaching Nish, from which place tne yond expectations. Ita armies have swept the had a succession of failures. But big Or little, Serbian government has move to over "near the Montnegrln Russian forces back as rubbish. The allied ex- - serious or trivial, it is characteristic of human border. The Serbians, nevertheless, confessed is a or ture' to place the blame upon something against Constantinople are stern defensive fighting Germans The occupy Belgium and the i)0dy else, to find all manner of excuses for self, and from tbe German accountsbattles, it Is richest sections of France. Their lines have re- - it wasnt my fault. If it hadnt been for him or are that main armies apparent .their pulsed the long heralded attacks. Tbe Germans them or that, things would have come out diiV making good their retreat and leav--l and Bulgarians have met with great success In ferently. But is that true? Xet any man who lug, as the' Russians did in Polanl.j Serbia. - Germany an- dput himself under indictment, interrogate veyy (Httle except Avhpt cannot no m&vedrsuch as copper mines, for thoj economically' equipped 'for a long struggle. himself, analyze the circumstances and answer ' . j invaders. There is no doubt about their having an adequate his own questions impartially. Then let him There is no further news of the, of guns and ammunition, although there femtl with justice. If the, fault is his, he loses Russian expedition which several is some suspicion as to otliersupplies, based on muc, SPf respect whining about the acts of e 1ry3 ago, was reported off Varna, utterances of a suppressed Socialist paper ers if the fault is his, he gains much self ap Bulgarias chief sea- port. The opinion is held In the entente allied counand the seizure of food by the imperial govern- - praistment by coming to a just understanding ment to husband it. But the Teutonic successes his own abilities; and he learns, too, by this self tries that Roumania win allow the forces of' the Emperor Nicholas to would make any peace terms humiliating to Ger- - analysis, where he has gone wrong and how be tnpve across her territory. many a practical impossibility. Never before may avoid the mistakes from which he suffer, If this decision la reached It is behave the central powers been in a better position And then having found himself, having taken bis lieved that it wfH be influenced by to dictate terms. the activity of the Russians. Acown measure, the remedy is often within I is There have been cabinet crises in Great hands or within his reach. Many a success has cording to official reports. General Ivanhoff has won another victory Britain and France. The people are dissatis- grown out of failure. There are many, rnany on the Strips river. Further north fied but their discontent appears to be because of men who can look baek over their lives and sc there is heavy, fighting, but Russians lack of aggressiveness and of success. Much as that what they thought were failures were bnf claim to have checked an Take heart,, ''offensive which had as Its they may desire peace there is no evidence that the stepping stones ,to success, final object the capture of Czartorysk the allies would agree to German terms. Lord an,i try again In the west unfavorable weather la '! Kitchenek may yet admit that Mr. Cobb correct-- j p o O interfering with operations. ly quoted him as predicting that the war would A Canadian' has invented a revolting tootb' last three years from its start. brush but who wants to admit that they wear 1 false teeth ? m oo-Clneago has produced another literary gcn-- i VTe are surprised to hear that a robrr j ius in the person of one Charles Werner, who' e 3000 insects everyday, but just think of thusly describes his wife in bis bill for divorce:1 is an uncultured woman of the shallow, lowing a robin around with a pencil and falh ' hours. Exchange. air brained, .pin Jane type; sheet for twenty-fou- r Thats not the way absolutely accurate large, muscular, bohy and beefy; she is some on athlete, having the activities of a Corbett, the statistics are collected. You keep tab ten minutes and your ready pencil does temper of a tiger, the strength, of an1 the rest, even if the robin crocs to roost. ox, and the reason of an ass. JPoor devil! ' The revolution in Mexico may be sTowlv o because the peons have found ther i ProfitSHrom the great war will gradually; subsiding were no free farms to be given out". Forty ac!vs dootora k.v., into circulatioiC'-AlreadjMl- ie CJCha irrigation, and ft rr -operated upon Mr. Morgan. ,m,l effid,,, centralized well jquired a pretty government to provide that. If M. 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