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A I4 n Censorship and Confidence HiyallH (Eat Fab IS MAIN STREET ITCRo !!) j?°0H) an -- Herald-Republic- 0 CMJ0 1 - J Herald-Republic- IIMGOU DEATHS W Fifth Booth Janet Watson Coadta M has announced that lirert SECRETARY OF WAR BAKER be t stroke November Friday 9 modified to per- paralysis Bern Augnat M USIof Salt Lake may regulations Published by The 8 Condia am) Publishing co- mit announcement of destinations of American troops en- Survived by ter h on band PeterCondia W the Oibeon children: — fallowing H L E Booth president A Thomas vies president gaged in action on the front Little harm can come from J Cooper Mia A C Pratt of Spokane Mrs mply Wash Panl Edward E Jenkins treasurer Adolph Anderson secretary this information when it does not reveal military secrets Mia William Bala Mrs Richard Sandora and liana Condia Mrs William Sehoborlln of — Funeral Janies P Casey Oeneral Mnasrr Denver Lawrence and Jot Condle At the same time it will afford considerable satisfaction services ' ’will be held at the Pioneer stake bouse All business correspondence should be addressed te The to the American people who eagerly read every printed November 27 beginning at lM p m Tho body majr bo viewed at tho residence on tho Salt Lake City Utah word pertaining to the activities of our soldiers on for- day of tho services from 12 till 1 p m Friends ' The Is a member of the Audit lavltod Interment in City cemetery soil eign reau Circulation Information concerning circulation will Hodgson 69 at Denver Colo is to be tempered with sanity if for no barMiriam 19 Born In England Sister 0f Oliver be supplied through this association Venetian building otherCensorship Hodgson of Shit Lake All friends who wish to reason the confidence to of hold than the people view the remains may do so today at the " Chicago home Where the news will not expose the govern- funeral chapel at of Joseph WlUlam Taylor 21 In-8 ‘ Went from 14 to 11 o’clock street Is a member of the Associated ment or the The Temple harm there is no reason why it terment In the City cemetery to troops to the Press The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled J Smith 64 local hospital Saturdayof not be given to the people The biggest thing in William in Illinois use for republicatlon of all news credited to It or not shqpld the war today in the mind of the American people is' Bail road Conductors A member of tho order y — newa local 54 minor local hospital otherwise credited in this paper and also the Fean JosephBornJ Long the part onr troops are taking in the conflict at Pleasant Grove Utah Body will published herein will natnrally arise if the censorship becomestoo rigid be seat by O’Donnell A Co today to Llndoa Utah where services and Interment will take TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS and the government withholds information which would place Monday 173S 8 71 Mrs Louisa B Twiggs West DAILY AND SUNDAY delivered by carrier In Salt Lake do no harm if given to the public Born In England street Temple Saturday German propaganda has already started to prey on Came to Utah in 1997 City one week 15 cents Sunday only 5 cents Canon 39 local hospital Satur— cents 75 month One mall DAILY AND SUNDAY by the fears which may be aroused in the United States We dayDavidlieEdwin Is survived by a wife and three one year IS00 are told that in New York fake letters are being dropped 00 SUNDAY by mall (in advance) — One year in the hotels and on the streets They bid to tho curious FUNERALS second as Lake City and seek to convince the finder that the United States Mrs Louisa B Twiggs services 1731 9 West Entered at the p’ostoffice at Salt Burial City Temple street Monday 1 p m class matter government is withholding more information from its cemetery S Tlngey of the Bishop Joseph Farmers’ ward will be la charge The casket people than it reallv is These fake letters tell of suf- will be opened from 10 till 1230 on the day which have ranks American losses and the in ferings of the fanera I Charles Van Pali 940 E Seventeenth South never occurred str-The purpose is not to be mistaken as the letters cemeteryMonday lpm Burial Mount Olivet II SUNDAY NOVEMBER 25 eervlee Larkin chapel Sunhave but one object destruction of faith in the govern- daySarah Ann Little Burial City cemetery The rement They are inspired by Prussianism and planted by mains1pm may bo viewed at tha chapel 2SS 8 Second East street from 10 till 1230 o’clock the Until menace not it3 tools but will constitute a govware shall in banner And tlie triumph ernment itself makes some fatal mistake in its censorBIRTHS O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ship- Time releases everything and the mistakes of cen- Fred W and Jennla Cook Hill 1M9 W Seventh Smith street bey Niels sad Minerva Rozell Chrlsteaaan 037 sorship will out If this should bring to the American Ninth South street boy mind an instance where the censorship withheld a piece Charles Sixth and Juanita Morris Coker What Does Russia W'ant? of news of vital importance to the public and of no mili- East street boy 1 Herbert Sanaa Easton and Gregory Langten the character terrace bey tary value then German propaganda of JTIIE wants of a nation are determined by the 33S ranks American Wilson William Annie in a ears and few Gerrard V which prevails in the country Often senti- cited may find serve willing West Ninth 8 girl the nation needs of the military John aod Marie Cisneros Hartnet 9C1 8 Tenth Censorship must ment is misdirected so tha£ the nation works on a false and street girl at the same £ime retain the confidence of the public West Toknmatsn and I toe Olchl Busukt Iff W First basis The sentiment of the masses voluntary or forced Frankness in the news of the day which exposes no mili- Sooth street Cbarles and Mary Howell Cot terail ICS Fourth however must be behind the government if the nation tary information to the enemy is the surest road to pub- avenue girl endures No one can doubt the sentiment of the Ger- lic confidence MARRIAGE LICENSES man ' people created as it is on a false philosophy Eugene R Maseru Salt Laka and Da Gon sag Chicago IU E A Hewitt Shit Lake and Stella C They are heart and soul in the program of oppression Salt Lake rulers to the are rulers their loyal They James M Linde Salt Lake and Edel Marie inaugurated by Hansen Kelt Lake w’fo have deceived them because national sentiment has Wilford Albert Lewis Himter Utah and Mabel Ann Bertnck Ilnn ter Utah Ger"We what know been trained in that direction Hubert L Powell Price Utah and Beulah V Gallyer Salt Lake many wants as there is n national sentiment on which and Grace Joseph K Dunn Chicago STATE GENERAL ALLIED AN we can base our eonclusions Salt Lake Hornsby are the If an Colo II allies Edward be Herrick Denver allied staff must and Emma There general - In Russia it is different fdr there is no national M Ellery Denver Colo sacriand unnecessary sentiment to guide us For years we believed that to win the war without appalling be unity of commust There blood treasure and of fice CLEARING HOUSE Russian of was the Lope of liberty prevailing quality and national deslree S23SC11S25 mand by conflicting Saturday’s clearings assert unhampered not dared We knew sentiment sentiment that Same last 3716029432 year day France Britain of Week’s clearing 31979013415 itself because imprisonment and perhaps death laid racial aspiration The military forces to Flanders must Same week $1633043529 last yesr Italy and America from Mesopotamia before it The Russian rulers tried to eurb and hold work of closest accord with in the complete said of be sentiment through force The same may effort and the mest effective combination of resources The Weather Germany but it is also true that Prussian masters at The essence of success today as always Is concentration the same time endeavored to mould the prevailing opinComparative data at Salt Lake City November centralization ion by instilling a false philosophy in the minds of and and America from Mesopotamia must work In com- 24 1917 4 p m: TEMPERATURE Deg their people Germany distorted the national thought Italy 47 accord with the closest effort of eras plete Highest today 74 while Russia only kept it subdued 1974 was In since month this esHighest resources of The most combination effective and 'the 33 last night was Liberty finally came to the Russian people in a sence of success today as always Is concentration and Lowest month since 1S74 was this Iwest 40 Mean temperature for today was revolution and we thought that Russian sentiment had centralization 37 Normal was believed We that would asserted itself and prevail Pet HUMIDITY The entente allies are fighting Prussianism with all the Russian people had won that which they had been their 93 4 a m today was Relative at are to to will humidity win the have and If they might they 7 at 4 p m today was seeking for years and that they stood ready to give achieve that ultimate victory upon which depend the peace Relative humidity Inches PRECIPITATION had their life's blood to perpetuate the liberty they for the 34 hours ending at p m was 0 prosperity and liberty of coming generations they Totsl As revolt followed revolt in the efforts to and 079 Tutsi for this month to date la gained no no to sacrifice effort neglect make It pos- Accumulated spare date 034 deficiency for month 1 to found a free government it became apparent that there must to 1327 serve In no can since date end more Total this January effective way Accumulated precipitation They 115 was no unified Russian sentiment The powers of gov- sible deficiency since January 1 Is a establishment of central the a than body by general ALMANAC ernment apparently can neither mould nor control the which shall control absolutely the military forces sun sets 603 p m FUn risen 72S a m sentiment of the nation We cannot think of Russia staff Weather observations taken at p m Mountain resources eo of allies as material the the and far assault time with certainty because she has no prevailing sentiment The powers in control of the government take it for upon the intrenched central powers are concerned C Politicians and civilian administrators from half a and that the i granted that liberty has been established 2 could hardly be expected to agree next desire of the Russian people is peace Germany dosen different states S’ There Is far less likelihood of friction ampng d reaches out to the republic as it appears always 4 men when military questions of the hightrained o military She contest 3 that Russia can be eliminated from the Stations The great end Is harmony 5Z 4 works on the theory that the Russian sentiment is for er strategy are concerned and harmony of effort as well as of Intent can only be peace and does not reckon with conflicting sentiment obtained by centralization In direction which will assert itself when it becomes apparent that Absolute unity of high command Is essential to allied peace entail sacrifice of the liberty they have struggled 0 Cloudy (5054'SW! war The sooner It comes the sooner Is IVtlte— 30132’iNW 0 Clondy for years to attain Months and perhaps years will be success In this and Chicago more 4S NK 56 the 0 Cloudy assured the kind of peace Denver required to bring the predominant sentiment to assert peace possible 15060! KJ demands It is to know that America’s Grand Jonetn SO November 25 1917 Salt Lake City Utah- - n waste and make Christmas a better day bnt we eamiot eeonomixfe on its pleasures without giving more sadness to a suffering world QEKALIiD-KEPlIMellCA- EI Lakt Herald Herald-Republica- Mfigj atf SirlstHHiro an Herald-Republic- an - No-- Herald-Republic- -- — Is extended to you in a pleasant satisfactory and dignified an way There are no annoying features nor embarrassing conditions with it you take no chances in opening an account at this store $50 Worth of Furniture $ 500 Cash $100 a Week $ 75 Worth of Furniture $ 750 Cash $150 a Week $100 Worth of Furniture $1000 Cash $200 a Week $125 Worth of Furniture' $1250 Cash $225 a Week $150 Worth of Furniture $1500 Cash $250 a Week Satnr-da- 1 Mm Lisinois For Tomorrow Only et star-spangl- ed 1 OSS senti-men- fc Hod-so- n Other Points of View 111 — Two hundred arm rockers of a size and quality of construction which should ordinarily call for twice the price A rocker so luxurious that it will add marvelously to the appearance of your living room and SO COMFORTABLE THAT YOU WILL USE IT ALL THE TIME A wonderful rocker a wonderful bargain Large massive and well constructed Seat and back heavily upholstered over steel springs and covered-witbeautiful soft Spanish chase leather fabric The arms are rolled and the head is pillowed There is a place in your living room for this rocker Don't miss a real bargain A DOLLAR IN CASH THE REST LATER 1 storm-tosse- ew oil-temper- ed I I I -- itself Germany ean succeed in her negotiations with Russia only as she can perpetuate those in control of the Russian governmental machinery She cannot establish peace and leave the Rolsheviki to enforce it because a certain element will look into the future and the Russian prospects under a German victory in a world war peace with the present If she succeeds in establishing must protect those powers towers of Russia Germany do without carrying cannot this to protect herself She cannot bring to Russia this and German domination to he Russian people the liberty they fought and died for Until the national sentiment is a tangible quality in Russia difficulty will be encountered as either the Central powers or the Entente powers endeavor to make Russia a real aid in the world war I good democracy mission to the allied conference in Paris has been instructed to Insist upon the closest and coordination of effort It can hardly be doubted that their proposals will meet with approval from our allies The time la ripe for union — Cleveland Plain Deader co-operat- ion Some Salt Lake shopkeepers have been advising patrons to drink buttermilk and live 100 years It is now up to some enterprising dealer to announce a money-bac- k Silverlining Storms the Salt Lake skipper declared that It came to temperature he’d rather have opinions when is still some distance away but it a than thermometer CHRISTMAS individual in the United States to begin and brisk he predicted “Fair And— formulating holiday plans Within the year war has “Phoebe feeter asks what has become of th come to this country and even the festive spirit of the Wo times to the itself and bow mothers who used ter thwart th food profiteers by must adjust holidays the disdainin’ observation of have adopted no general plan for the “As a bearer of glad tidings Missus Melllschus gits departures have been suggested around day although varioushave advocated a Christmas which wheel-cha- ir about as lively as a rheumatic cripple In a stalled Some of our people would give special attention to our soldiers Still others ’Wm Stilt there ain’t any such thing as a dress have suggested that the day be observed strictly as a rehearsal of a says Hawaiian dance” children's holiday Others have pointed to the dangers a Hi of restricting Christmas purchases to the point of working undne hardships on business channels has Out of the many suggestions no universal planholi-dameet the been adopted which indicates that we will much the same as we have in the past ConformANONYMOUS according to per- I in'' to the past we will observe the day course that of fancies and whims thought adding sonal 4 to our purchases which must guide the people of a nation in war No one group or class is going to be entirely for- "When the armies of earth are disbanded the remembrances may be And their trappings are coated with dust gotten Christmas although marked by more of the sentimental and less of the ma- When the musket forever is silent And the cannon is cankered with rust terial side of Christmas giving The soldier boys will be remembered and the day AVTicn the sword and the helmet lie tarnished will tie one of joy in the memory of our children Busi- Mid the rubbish of pomp and display— ness will proceed along substantial lines A few of ns We shall wake to the glorious dawning will give more than we can afford just as we have in the Of the promised Fraternal Day to our pur- And that day shall bring past Manv of us will givethemore thought joy to the nations will carry to And the glow of its generous light chases selecting them for joy they others In the days of thrift it is but natural that we Sha?7 invade the morasses of darkness ' should add intelligent buying to our Christmas purchases And dispell the miasmas of night wav We cannot all observe Christmast in the same anv more than tee could in the past The spirit of Christ- Then the Empire of Right shall be founded mas 13 one of charity It is the one time of the year Till the sway of its scepter increase when we strive to lessen the sufferings of the world and Till mankind shall stand shoulder to shoulder add to its pleasures Christmas in the past has entailed In the ranks — not of war but of peace considerable waste but we eannot charge that it was And the drones of oppression shall crumble Undue restriction of And the hearts of the tyrants shall quake committed in selfish interests our observance of Christmas this year means that we And the haughty shall (earn to be humble We do And the mighty their mockings forsake must reduce the world's share of happiness world And the spirit of Truth shall of the the because do this sufferings to not want ns reign Christmas U the world reduced have happiness banner And float free Humanity's already time" when individuals do not care to measure their Till Fraternity’s message is wafted We can eliminate To the uttermost isles of tho service by that of their" neighbors i time old-fashion- bottle-feedln- vs '7 The Fraternal Dawn ed I I 5a 64 SW Im Anceles New York Omaha I K! j32 32! 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Portland 141 47Wi 4’ Salt Lak San Francisco '3362: NW ”1 tf14 SW Spokane 140-46- : - 44 SO'NW 54 SW E 134441 Tnnopali Winnemueea Yellowstone !l !4 I BljOO 0 Part clondy 0 Clear 4 Cloudy Light snow O’Tlxht rain 0 Light rain 0 Cloudy CASH I SIjOO MONTHLY hi $125® Regular 0 Clear 0 Cloudy 4 Tart cloudy 4 Cloudy 4 Cloudy EMartba Washington Roll of Honor guarantee Christmas as Usual ?'V j 302SNWi 136 42 Helena - 4 The New The following men el!sted yesterday at Salt Lake recruiting offices ARMY Ira Kennedy and Rajmond M Lee Buhl Ida Arlo C Edlngton Springe llle Utah Roy J CaldAllison Filfaburr Kan Floyd J !kr!p 111 Peoria Dougwell la Bert Wsatherhead las W Roberts and Dana W Craig Salt Lake NAVY William L Bogren Sebeka Minn: Walter J Vincent Mian J Richie Martin Frasle Cheyenne Wye James V Parent Frencbtown Mont L Bailey Roundup Mont: IHxle W Pin hi beds I la Mo Frank O Bvrl Princeton Mo August II Otto Butte Mont American-mad- e French Chinaware SPECIAL AT One Dollar Cash and Fifty Cents a Week G-o- rge MARINES Hiram C Clarence Walters Blsbee Arts Palmer Boise Ida BRITISH AND CANADIAN Charles Banks and John Field English Balt Lake John Butler and James Barnhart Canadian Salt Lake: Charles J Cotter Irish New York David D Jones Welsh Salt Lake r City Brevities j I J§f J MISS HUDSON NOW MRS - HEWITT— Stella P live!sou denrhtor of Sir end Mrs E 11 Hudson sat married last talglit at 3 o’clock to Elver A Hewitt at the home of the bride’s parents ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED — Mrs R 0 the engagement of her Storer announces Rcuwlck S UcNiece danghter Ruth to LieutG Me son of the late- Dr R Niece BURGLARS ENTER MARKET—That burglars had attempted to rob the Sanitary market 22 W First street Friday night was disco v- ered yesterday by tbe proprietor T L Mangan The marauder gained entrance through the cool chute but so far as could Le learned did not obtain anything RYDALCH TO DELIVER ADDRESS— W E Rydalch will address members of the Parents’ class of the Twentieth ward at the morning HU subject will bo “Thanks- session today - - i I 1 r Luncheon Plate 8 Bread and ter Platea Cope and - Bat- No C O Sane Dessert Dishes D Pfeeme Orders 1 i j soKJ 02S (Safapc3i tfwfrt Meat Platter Vegetable Dish Chke Dish ' Boa-BDisk Sugar Bowl Cream Pitcher Tea Pot Nappy Bowl Miall Orders Mast Be Aceoaa pooled hy oa Cos! 85 a drfifcg vCial j ! h giving” 1 i I WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE— On the ground of nnnaupport Lettle Mason yesterday was granted a dtrree ofM divorce from Nathaniel Mason by Judge W Bramel YOUNG PEOPLE WILL HEAR REASON OF WAR George E Fellows professor of Bu- ropean history at the University of Utah will address the young people of Granite stake at Thirty-thir- d South and State streets at 7S0 p m today “Why We Are at War” will be his subject review of some of and a comprehensive A1 be the historical causes-wilof music will given be given program special In which the following will participate: Mrs A C Lund Margaret Summerhays Lb P Christensen L Ur Spencer Corn-wal“ - ! j ' j l From the showing of more than a hundred styles of dining room chain we select this iqlendid set For this week at ' this special as pic- price solid oak tured shaped seat exactly finished golden special each opepeooo Or set of six S508 rHHWfthihnPW |