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Show . . c l' '.: , ' I . II :,. March and April Variamort raided it 1,rid cut up many Austrian postai- - That keep! Austrians are now trying to rrmuiT off hy closing the gap iswith to b;ucAibutames. Yarlamotts retort force into small units. and dhide mod them to break their way through at different point& M e made last week a big raid near Kousk. The Cossacks i got between the blockhouses in small! 2! WRITES ABOUT '.. 1 r3 : i , , 4 s ' t :t Is WORRIED By n,.bwie -- : hr : 1 ' I i : ..:. 1 es Describes War Scenes in Italy : . (Special - MILAN. - aas - nt --- ! s or i e ' :': atLa SH? - is . i ' . gipmAN I . 1 St Mae-wintr- of i i aznbliteon Itetrritorial DEMAND CONTINUO TWO down the Corso Victorio Correspondence.) disappearedA June 11.We are no likewise red Der with the inscription huge in yellow hititory,. through passtng "Viva ter., la Republica." ehich NEW WAR TAX CZAR'S TROOPS the pictures move too fast--I wise disappeared. I drank MY !tits 1 litsars and had a tough. indectsiet nee that twarchlights upon in comfort. since a queer sort ,,t a,,,ffee Variamott was.wounded in the hasn fig) seemed to . desipite the ,rna,,h, I hami. In his regiment In Alarch died I the backs of field operators are play- tyeryahere. hover A great that from (Continued ono) ten sing. With meeting Drolly:Sod. one.) the Coss,:ck Tfi and sContirvied tr,,,th page girl ing an important part in the war. In( on at the arena. and 1,,r Advertises( itself. and those who exam- i1.1 comui sks. (all males( she ca. "I - MY great regret is that I cannot pro- populace waited. that is its return If the value oe liquor licnee were',; ine it are quick to take advantage of 'IRJ U16111111 li I I Wi Masuria, whkh kCied tf! a eingle Austrian shell. 'once hip the February battle ?it The Deveret Newt great offer. voy- Just why at this sort ot a hre4thiew to 'the- - rum ,,t the facilitate the of to one be cure these me lit stor erided extinguished. told this t;rinpentierg moment. Auntie should nmluektly The volume is a wnrk of beauty. tedlie 1.t'i;,ti he had finished, he took me to i The result Of It ail WWI that Lloyd ..7enth army. Ilve Oisaa'iis stay" age over of all I see and h&ir at tMa and whisper. "I say, m). lean clew If the' Men .t wisp. mod gave me a con- - George had to drop his honor taxee!ing bound in library cloth. stamped on a, be are to ,.e51 in camp at CZrchatV,.- mui Tr:: weed. end. what With spared!" I 'ordered anotter lightning next cert Th.. 'nen and two of them and COnient himself with taking pow,e; side and back in gold and colors. It is The s,,r bent to V,arsaw: orchestra to Alto Bash the began playing tn.! sure. I'd be able swiftly rem. 7 On different con- - toutaceunder state control thi, ltoL.or; large octavo size, almost. two.inches tner west out of the vaar ;y1,1,:ed different and I nett is at 3.1.iost,a k for' library where munitions, t irk. a nd a beautiful ps in yr.1 shifting scenes upon the broad expanse) land andactually, get.her: and flOW Cry Arre beads. and ,,,rttaaa at the same tint,. la peace ,fre ing Switzerland ordere,1 es rry 2,1 ?I' Wkr are being manufactured. Even' table or shelf. it contains many col- - -az,,ther At MI loans trey ate ,,ft their Rockies-A,oldier, of bracer. gular the one.) from past a,,KI (CoMMaod c"e"r7in!' The - I in thin he is facing the determined or studies of the larger African ant. I instruhi asked one another e hat la the eneetick 1 THE BIG EVENT ma. t.glit' I finished my last letter to The f irtir men These fullpage illustrations. in is 3 ',41.'.-- I ASI,ed the toseackslopposition of the prohibition party. tlitti maleLoma t' of all. merit I think I hinted at certain events soldiers began closing the any association between the their handsome 'tropical colorings, de- - famous high school Which has flourish- Newt Father Miakotir.. the Anereest no kobsis." Why have Mt But shadows. which kdeena. were A 1: ,bSA., the; has schools casting The portici on either side told me this story. allowed. During war no I stater and the liquor trade. but their pict the peculiar beauties of this Bo- - ed for 700 years: and she t', tiagg to horn. and th. numbers are small and their opposition called dark continent In addition to at Petrograd, Moscow. Odessa. Kietr.1 reality. for more than 48 hours. there became sardined. nor gras a good patri t ame are .flowed regular except moved, an eockr-ahhbeen a little more than mere the world-ove- r f hi,pe the bq saw these color plates there are two luta- - Charkoff; at Tomsk and Irkutsk in had bands The reason is that lo likely to be futile. boywas I stintase shadowa-fthey eeemed to listen and Upon the colossal bronze for- Germans) tv:il reitlinenial ndearnnt word ntat-- e dred photographic reproductions, many Siberia; and at Tiflis in the ofCaucaeusi give in the trenchei soldiers might of IRISH ViDISTILLERS. PowEaFuL with somewhat heed. ttor ligb.tanC success.Austria' give a Mt!. Emmanuel 11. facing the parts of which are laid to be the best pie- In the sway their positions by playing' too ,,,thedrak the background. which proved tO be and by this last MOVernent Even one Small scrap of his attempt tures ever taken of ,wild animal life. and Hungary are BOO German schema. ain real rant. we're not to he IF0.1it inIf Germany.k t,irerAilv. In ail camps at the rear ares the predominating thing was about to drop.- - I i7 with a over tempest. are there South In America see n, garbling curtail of the Ititire t there tto Those who differ With Col. Roost- thousand. injurious consumption A het-And he hundreds of concertinas. twist. color the of dreywe h. political schools The crowd aroused. A skyred. Including German He vett politically recognize his ability as likety to be defeated. tn ,..,n,ertas at oil at the frontr!spirits ishard at .k ,SPA,AES knew that t!le the United States, there are altogether' a sudden renewal of neutralistic ac- outSa landra had been suyr " Yes. t herre grinned. a for clause the I fought where prohiNiti.,g allowed and hunter. naturalist StasThe crown in dismisse& the public.ta the king. Something It 01114 certainly he Iowa if Fieid parts of the tivity. Salandra A show close together for altogethr the sale of spirits lees than ton of this book lc of course, entirely 5300 German schools in not have been snaer.,) trer,nte pandemondistanceintol etc., proclaimed went up. the tension was orf. etc, the native; dAnger. hal Hindenburg tr,t any to three years old. and the Scottish and 'i divorced from politics. It is an authort- - world whore Gentian is tutu' a irg The larger of these 'whorls' him loose. In fact as I stamned and of students thronged the ,! iandretts - time. and there's nothing Russia. That is the Conga k a story hidtr On the Hour& said Griopenberg. most Of the Irish distillers; were while;- tative account of the African wander- - language. red flag was to ;Pe orchestra for the a sealed my envelope, and t"tf the praccommercial a have eappel this withl'os,,aeks, primarily NLe, Ito agree to this, but a couple of pow- - ings of a great hunter and naturalist. tical character. Hence every year Leine borne along the street bY s (Royal the trenches are c'.ose. TheRuseians which shows v. hat extremes March). and theft combinations in the north of Irt- and as such will be of intense Interest Last week pluN ed 1)twn tJy Mother Volga,- and lerfut interested My good cheered ! Then came thousands of young Sten Sr. turned out frantic crowd of socialists. go to for the sake of war. and in 11812.il 111.'el know to a the.n!anuracture the ne Germans Ilnie got sPetrtf. after every man and woman, every boy into business to whom German is prac- friend. who lends me her typewriter t hymn. and voices i the men httd sham tights salt of immature 'spirits. enlisted the; to I, afternoon a week, and follow si up my thtillike before. and I have had fibtskied throng the fniAgte.t One evtaiqg they began girt When they have ,.r.hrari tically a native language. and to most of Carson and.1 andYou on Russian' to his oZcompaniment tea. with a !support little on can task of sing unbook t, the cup and this are English doing gymnastics Prencn whom English and 0 'sears. racin g. popular ing coming to Milan. el of Ar,1 him ind the Tore : on thothrough pay coupon plan, which is explained in the known. "Deutsche Sprach-un- d Mende- said as she poured out my second'. I ment? it was all there. in 'v;rsebacit. they were ordere,l to ,i,"rge the "fords of he Watch .t.s Rhine." After these trench C3Ilef TIP levee this attempt to hamper the right Game Trails Coupon printed daily in lMiseionare"German of fch A out another i fl the top language and "Here, dear. drink this quick. andso hur- the force. the fire of it trade to poison the workers great p 'and concertinaa tYititi bullets sometimes IV ry straight home, since you've down from our perch in 11, 8.6 another lierell,4 column.Advertisement. la nit. missionariesis larl trade phrase Hentig's This be had to has andropped. to stalk. and the care at this end have! into those upturned feces players. for these scholars. might knwh ,Inea few that the Coseackstocielle is a partkularly flagrant case and i,re HOW THE i..0MACK all stopped." I thanked her kindly. but dianeillumined and lgeak other out of the faces. all which does not affect the case for pro- SCHOOLS. Cc MISSION At THE to me a on no ckx harm. ride took The do was instantly seised with the desirt ! emotions Inspired by the ,nf,r nz otherwise acbank amounts simply to a skuils but were Okunea. a mile to the north. see to I They hibition one way or la other. 'Me count from which one savings show. not the did I although hymn, the can withdraw the beginning of the eharge they value at Germans are waking up to thought. The ,i,. t most ardent opponent of pie Is the voice of Ceee."to fire their carbine". tn.n t.,) "ling lent me a cossack pony. a Cossack the end of five years Under the strict of mission schools as a means of say so to my anxious Mend. agrt'eg and no one is more prohibition, emplatic Coeeaek their as and couch A'enezia. J A So the Porta lans. and saddle, death, sped along tough climbed up en,i their carbines. of law the youth Bone the German the .prryi,1,4, view interpretation in this language. spreading thee the teaPeetehle of tens of rope. The Cossack riding art rather violent dein- treat flag waving OUt'.r rr ma e., inoff flew the Cossacks in showers time ago the Center Reichatfg mem- the scene of several that raw spirit is rank nelson iumsor depositeare exempt frombeen A tt, or so before. A cafe'. then up the Corso a orustrations consists in standing in your stirrips tiller night but come LowensteinPriam ber. have spring mud. They fired. its tisViss'ack already an d is responsible for much of the, tax, step small group had already gathered. but lowed by the students .1111 1,,,o e)es went as you trot. You make no use of blame horse fell dead. Through leak to for movement this a taken defining started by stop The which the trade has beer. i t was a little early Now came the masses were so far And when the Cossacks your knees. and if you are raw to the a bullet. tec,,I. the areu side businees your underiegs swing in the detest of the proposal to prohibit the what is means by a bona fide Maur- pushing Germanism In Chlrus by means for activities. quiet. Down tne Corso Venesis.i in never ending line. an 1, stopped. a Cossack on the enemy's nce policy. Another form of evanion of Catholic mission echoole The prince of a on me bullet whizzing itehoutemt that and the to It struck 1:1Tandleenfinrannwenecrieriwt and fro. all the flags and banners ,' swore he heard piazza of the Duomo. atirrips stang ie Im Which approaches more closely to defiin which to remarkable the way pointed Everybody everywhere vas dom. pretty much. in,itt.ina the big ear. He seemed rather pleased. the Coseacks have insecure Seat and deemi ng feature. nite fraud is the "loan game." Inter- the Catholic French missions have en- hurried. little two warriors that their horseback gymnastics are flags. with which to adorni blaek pole with the eilver Enquiry was bad. a and On loans is exempt from tax, and forced French on the IAivant. Two buying est Another case of y Influence political loaded used himself-sha a nog So be "mistook" The log for Triette But the harar 'Ytel owned up. They meant to compensate for that. As they generations ago Italian "rim the Ortega- -, students from is, the Income tax, collectors have found did by agreement. have no purchase, on anything but stir- - Protecting a trade from taxation the universities were la Republica," was not tiumhered In19 months or on. a heavy tat lingua franca; it dominated Conthat of cocoa. For before. years tea and in the lest looked forward to a little these Waring. trIUMI,hant After a serious talk the night rups and reins. they must ride like tobacco have beenmany CrealPe in the number of mortgages on stantinople; now it is extinct and near-l- e being ,,f In taxed were heavily being when they things generally would be laterl alty. amid deafening ,heer, ,,f th acrobats. I aa id so to GriPPenherg. and Engiand and the tax en tea was they concluded that houses and other property held by every educated Turkish subject of But nowhere morthe war of that I V. could a cheated titude were finally banko,t little Bien Cossack riding criased Xt tbe that the he admitted unfairly 'rhe race of whatsoever Preach. the close friends Prince mortgagee& speaks of the S. A. except upon the lapel of my OVell of gay flowers on the beginning snorts were a fraud. hut that istyle is the worst In the world. The Thee are articles ;.t kot Foreign Sectax man la b"attire MIS" Lowenstein-Wertheie which are if a little de- cossacks. he said. are wonderful not they might be redeemed von Jagow-t- o and my friend unkindly official coat. Everybody looked at Ieverybedys cathedral. while streoch,s- oqi retary ed promise &Imola everybody and are phions CosThe b, added. out hit to a and was Bag. with n felt artificially ideal! geeted that no money had ever passed support. Germans hove to cut out Engstrange say Joy, gm for riding in a good way. but for the rapture producers. because every What a giorioue tula:o ii,ankrtho up." even though seemed to be giving. sacks. said the officer. got disciplinary marvelous things they do while idding either by way lish in China. The "German East Asia "stucklone two siedniyas In had w00 There are better ways ny of tax that is paid by the eonsum- - In these transactions, how- - tempeetuous week. and lioit ar the "the Texas." star of Finally, Of punishment. and a whole of has the loan scheme Union" a the, a for systematicaloUr. principal er goes to the government. It is also of payment new horse. ever.st little momentary gap in the mass- was setting. too. had to put up mmtey for of to the mortgagor or of interest to the ly imposing German. It quotes Chancel- ed riding. hut you must put up with "I don't belies crowd, revealed to my delighted ! -- The following morning a ar they objected." maid what you have." It is imposaible to ato form of tax easy to collect and eatty 'mortgagee. a- harder form of lor "Trade follows is This -phrase: Caprivi. been no and there has pay, money protest gaze. an old man with a tray full of1 the calm which toll9ws a the officer. Az they paid asthemuch as get men used 'to the Cossack way to it because the grocery and to-- 1 evalism to counter. for if both parties the tongue and says: "The center of the beloved over thog Inrinntitt broadly. Naturally. I telt I must go about on anA ride in the regular cavalry way. And against hex gravity of all efforts to conquer the made a bacco in England are not or- - are prepared to swear that there diftrades dash for him. not that I 'me- whispers. A week t,f re to say It VMS worth the price. is the cossack way is good for our parti- ganized and have no it transaction fide been is a bona of market Chinese the spreading tam'. had so or political been needed wanted dially another excited db.. flag, ,t WAR vular breed of pony own language." The union has , COSSACKS IN NODLRN ence. One would think that when tea tfrult to go behind thie record. The one wanted to touch. but merely to be war. but after the minie,ii,,ria! gin, I are exercising published a scheme for establishing a nor When we got back to Milosna was taxed and was a large revenue collectors. however. Vie diersessed the value of Cossacks 'In touch." But illusion, all! The Upon, there was resignation in t i,e trry a train. for hours five and of close of waited instituIn linked educational war. rigid serutiny in system power of and generally cavalry producer. its two chief rivals. cofteeitheir reaching him. hew as only wiling attle But the Brat thing to rtivvt my gaz in all auspicious tions. with who is a o',,ssacks waited patiently for an hour. and cocoa. would also be called on to and beginning elementary Grippenherc red. white, and blue boxes oftooth-- I the dawn. lie I .Cliffie.Kaptain nri f bear their share. The reason why col- - i cases. and the people concerned have schools which will lead. as in Germany. picks. I turned away perplexed. morel tem early the general who fought the Grippenberg talked of beef cans. He to peek out on tn., patTet. nephew-6their immunity first to secondary schools. the sec- than at least to pay pat!, , chins....anstlis one of the few Cossack,: said that in an emergency the aide of- fee is not taxed I could rot i passing On the &oft roarl. because dieappointed. a aas edits Garman name.. Orippenberg said a beef can make an excellent hell- it. is consumed in England that the from taxation by spending some very ondary schools to prepare for technical Jinn see, what at the point of revoluof recruits. Yes. a of fir,bi,a. faith the learned hours the schools. under and to qualify Chineee that role in ,graph. When he high tax would not be worth while. and uncomfortable half that cavalry la playing no greatHuainan could be wanting with toth- fut. obedient type. aiiio tiJita rriara-lads for studying at German universi- tion. Italy train would ipe still four hours in corn- - would probably give collector's probe. more in trouble this war. There was on old and But. reI tails." picks could fresh Rowing however, not from the ,61 ties. Each of the ten most important flect log, he rose in his ittirrups as if he colleKtion than the small return would notion of beating Germany with horselong. for the crowd lhal try. Gallant horses of evvr) gait am SOME LEGITIMATE EVASIONS. Chinese provinces will have ten Ger- me men alone. "rhat was childish." Ex- was going to steal a cloud, and trot- - be worth. This Is not the case, how-- I color. being onuard led to war. r a a bit. The Gellert( had jostling already man of A i of of ted forms seboole hundred away. secondary ever. been closed. and all remaining 'entret least to pass muster. and then s !., cocoa. Immense quantities, eOther and more legitimate periente shows Drat handful frfitnN 10MA.X. of thiewith hi trenches could stop the are taking full advantage of the most capable Chinese putout will be cars. were being stopped. beverage are drunk in England politely. but fields anew. Green mead ja.. to hard and is Dist Prusallowed. It tOUR10.1 Cava PrY charge. brought Germany given higher the all cocoa and the one trade jil exemption of the i were marching' and peaceful streams. 0.1'141:led flrmly. The income tax education. an to draw sia. the only part of Germany which a for up from Layman most and all At the: greatest in last. !Iodine no God alone knows what! "The:r. flourishing toe Germany's success in spreading her foot spacequarters. Russians tried to Invade. is all lases. Dignified Ofiicicd country It itt also one of the moat return properly, and there I. not comfortable. I took to the to make reply, theirs riiu-- lii riaer, is domination to due of peothousands language that largely ntranms mad natural end artificial obdoubt owes and it a great deal of slightest step of the cathedral. to look over. why." Let us hope noi "Theirs to MeWrites "Coon Songs" powerful German patriotism. In Antwerp. Lode top nlielea, Yu bare. !defenceless Poland' its power to the fact that the Cad- - pie have been in the habit of paying a Lisbon. What a mass! and all more or less mad 1 saw. by the say. tr,rn a and other towns are individuals and worked-up. the, Censacki do better: and if the Gerlittle more than they ought to have In one of the Rowntrees and the three bury.. Frye. plrile!II. ir;rxecia or societies which cinstruc- of the crisis wasnaturally. The solution, at work over English mans tried In Napoleon's way to march wounded horses on Ire great Quaker cocoa making families.: paid . simply because they failed on to tion in the German give free RoumaSpecial Correspondence.) drawing ntar, a day ! on Mescow. the Cossacks would be as law. language. of the intricacies of or count the owry so. or some and battlefield. a control rtection the with heads so balarge nia. German merchante under- was perhaps The conecience of Italy' ndaged. as oxrY)s. June ICWhen the ban-L- a Liberal preaa of this terrible to them as they were to Nap. only to show soft. shiny eyes. Country. Among claim all the abatements due them. took to give free Germanlately steadily. The neutralist., ever accomplish a ners of the kaiser and the other the papers which- they schooling to with rebelling ()wit' are the Since the war the number of income; and pid tbe Cossacksasked. velvet their And I rejoiced as snouts war of no whispers .. being I istnr attackn' Grippenberg enemy" undertake the making' a number of Roumanian boys. They Longer neceetsary, were finding of the Garter were London Daily New and Star, and pap.: tax experts-whtheir these passed by on my road. to kwar affirmatively. This was cast out Knights On believe that "Trade follows the tongue" ranks a little less even, for intervensleet big head when him. for return ot the la what St. at ern tax in 4on I.. alleviate the Sheffield:of Chapel. York. payer's Georges being the Germans were Mitidsor. the other day. the husinees and a Birmingham. amount and that Germany will get her tion was slipping through at every number of other the sar sufferings of dumb animaif provincial :a commission basil; on thetime& tiny war. money the backafter retrastitit and fighting or- taking them down and of tearing cities. In additidomto these which and increased no many gap. But doubt Into the very morn- tetriOn. they :saved, have tn strongly entrenched positions tne coats of arms if their royal on- - own And a are now of them since the looks it flourishing streets ing. 'have doing would Lk, 'Atari investments in ;all seethe with the outright they MY Owing to a mistake a force of 5.0n0 is perfectly entire population so far. at least. an- Savoie!" (Onward. House of &tra a number of others. and in addition L.,' business - the stalls" Cossacks rode at a trench. In theory' ',,. HEN111 and in which event they've proiried them in the chapel was superintend- - this powerful influence they are all legitimate, and as long as no undue inr its plauding cause frantically particular out been wiped they ought to have ed a and not only here. but throughout the teach us "Kultur." I think ril tat indlytd- - heavy eontributora to the Liberal party! claims are made cannot be objeeted to. pltursque and in fact they lost heavily. But the toil by He gnuinely y and funds. rver lance the beginning of the! but all the "experts" are not honest. entire length of "the boot." It was a run home and get my little slate ar4 is Sir Alfred OPTIMUM without waiting. cleared out. he was in charge of this special. and war there has been a steady outcry: and the scrutiny of the returns made , fascinating mob. and I was loath to pencil ready, while they are gleneirig at Orippenberg admitted that this proveol monewhat be because from the Tory press. it is triefor a! by them throws much additional work MASTER OF MIRTH IN MUSIC leave it. but thinking of my skin. and the cathedral. disagreeable job nothing as the Germans during Ger to of hold the office Garter EMILY CLOWES BURKE It. being "a long way to the en eollectors. on happened It and tax hao gurveyora, but not cocoa. inbeen no, rearguard fighting did not alwaye He hail held ticed by the government even and no trams. and even withTipperary," The most difficult task of all. bowthe Stars sufft.; tend to watt. but mereiv to cause loss. Princital reawsn of this ciently to draw forth an explanation ever, is to deal with the fraudulent re- IMC' IMO. and by America's Master of Mirth Is the and Stripes. only one. I decided to and theMto retreat. That la the SIX BEST SELLERS FICTION. to heal; of the famona Toilette oil why cocoa is onlylit turns, Business conditions have been loving title priven to Henry Clay Bar- leave the fight to the people, and exempt. big Cossock charge in the war. whieb oorories itself with ail! take the back trail home. where I arwar the that collectors the by upset rayRecord for Way. I TAX ON bas been no charge by regular WAGES RAISES in known RIOT EuAmerica and lluistions of ancestry. family trees, rived safe and sound. But by way of have little basis to go on in checking nabee, to report from th leamor MI airy on as big a scale, and with oaring.' s Mad ti Lloyd George has also had to hatenlibe returns of profits from business. rope as ore of the most active wing- innovation, I must recount a little side dingAccording , I. asked Grippenberg whether Cos- of royalhearing, Book Dealers of the Country. the and other pageantry. to the reading of the riot act in respect! Thrmsancla of business men have lowt ers of opera roles of his time. He was !how. I slipped ints a modtst little eackdom was not a worn Out institution have following or the bueiteps to his in the proved to be the bes proposal early in the war for a: heaily and are entitled to relief, but the original Sheriff of Nottingham picture show theater. near my little "ellen! for the month: except- - tor Aidatie ware. Some Rus- Sir Mfredphotagraphs looked item tax on wage& There suburb., The piece was "L'Aigion." is no doolit that for every one that has lost there is said sians want to turn It Into rectilar eR- one would be willingexeeedingly to hazard a bet moat of the British of course brings before the pub- 1. The Turmoil. Tarkinron ALS who; by the income tax man to be another In "Robin Hood." and played Sir Jo- which titre. VOrippenberg SAM: Toe Olosaca. hostever. that. all the time. lic Napoleon and his littls eon. But 2. Pollyanna Grows Up Porter 11.ls hp was have not Joined the workingmen arms are mak; who IF claiming to have boat and who eeph Porter in "Pinafore" the first It will be either left as they are ,,,r:; MichWant Back to to America-His of the audience I wish to speak. 2. Angelas Business Harrieen. SUS go 'I a humming IrlorP money than they ever did lie-- ; has cencealed he profits and juggled time it was presented in abolished. There Is nn pia,. tor 1,,,g.)..- oaan.--Ile's II.N or cow log was for over eixty, years known as When Napoleon iin their live& and that hilt hooks to support that claim. Thenfora appeared noon the 4. The Valley of rear. Doyle tar cavalry. 'Me Gertnane an,' Aus- other mueiral importation they l from the oth- - wuld be well able to Mil' ceold.sdng there are jinn aa many thousands who the only man "'rho scene everybody cheered. but the first IL The Harbour. Poole contribute a! trians are dipmounting tt.ir Hoesara r ele l i Atl antc itinder his' small portion of this proeperity to:are making more money than everobe- - Cork Leg" and the ballad "0 Lov- glimpse of the Austrian court was a g. Rugg lee of Red Gap. Wthion and Chiang'. and putting them in theebrath curiously enough. We have new popular fiction IMF. hut when the idea weal rouse of the war and many of them are ing Heart, Trust On," written for veritable red rae to a butt, especially trenches. And good intantromen tivOrl thio-- on aPoe man' the war fund, hieh man title to the youths. many of whom were enmv ants the members gelek 'Is( ri Vs. rolls of faMIIV of dome make. When the of the Labor- concealing this extra profit from the turn by Gottschalk. the famon comMg weekly; the works of tbe bee ,augeeetel and Paine-- 1 party deeeended on A great shout "Abase soldiers. and! Tre" Civil Ine'rne the after War too poser. ?men authors. Shortly YawMovement he eirefors motor-car-Lloyd George research really is keenest" 011.1 Barnaboo Eegan pdaythg with stria!" (down with Austria). went up. DESERET NEWS BOOK STORL It is eviaPnt, therefore that even If motor-cycland in droves and warned him to horees. cayalry le not .t,a,k,oir 3 Iv s countrymen my. IC the ligher lingly Museum Company and and the singing to the Marwsillaise from to attempt to put the inenmp tax payer Is. no t organized the Boston if he that much good. The Cossacke are the best nInd dared Main St mo'no('non songs. for choke!! such a tax into eiecution he wo lid' to resist the imposition o f fresh taxi- - later began his work as an en. young. 'strong, lusty voices Russian army horsemen as they take Fen of far are an4 the between about the triumphant finale, brought tion circuit a ap of of find the minor -Come tertalner, the ' best care of their horses: their the making of the trade of intentort workingmen only are, HISTORY OF TIRIF: CHPRCE plantation" melndies that have;;solidi Y arrayed against the country music a picture show. horses are alwayp In condition; the meal hPn coin govern.: he is at least able to "get a Mt of his towns and cities, combining P osed on this side of th n w a ment More are nimble. active. adoptable. ant alert.: ter. but some Mr. Harnabes and declamations. than is said to!oem hock '' a s they say I n England. he that A Period GREAT of of best OneOomplete in I Telma SPECTACLE. the them. not: have received hints of The trouble is that ivilized ceentriee t menoon no was a leading spirit of the old BosJOHN S. STEELE. poesihie strikes' I end of other catchy WO; PRICE POSTPAID. 'doth in Ideal when ton eut up by roads, railroads. canals. "And miinittons which she nest factories., aril Opera the Company, walk -repult Cossack!!! Lb' ',MIK, that have enjoyed some Per Vol., Cloth 1140. half art Pt lei' the Cossacksota.chance. it all was that the proemial was continued for many year, as one of abroad, may I be there to see." Like Sven 'will always tie s kept because Ruesial !ilarlt)-- have been compor! by the d'a-- : rooped. Firitiph eeonemiots have ; half morocco. Pk PP 1250 Hedin 10P, most musical the the Condemned crisis shadows, popular organizavarnished, and I was Carter tow frontier wars where there are n,,!nited tions ever known to American opera there to see. I was in the company of 12.10; full morocco silt $t 10 led with the idea from time to play. time At bi state he is functions. g Asia: in gorgeous, Russia canals. Deeeret News Book Store. the roads, railroads. a! en. but they h aTe rwe "1"d no lovers. In later life he retained his Aunty. and a Swiss friendone belliger:in raiment, with golden lions! Ince th (Special correspondence.) is the creation of Cossacks. from :the government' splendid quality of voloK still sing- ent and two neutrals. and we took ing book concern, 1 Main sued, bk on velvet. and pplendol eh tine of oDON. June 16.The publica- - ing many of the songs which 12 great pains to are that our flags pro- take CRYAdvertisement A GREAT COSSACK Lloyd George going to. :lice and "ooke the perpoolficatien of! claimed the fact, Ah, but it was a made famous. tion Of an English translation So. too. at the Herald-aget his a40)00.000.e00 odd. whirl) he will.. Best work in this war, said the "0 Loving Heart, Trust On," and magnificent "spectacle!" And I shall cirri. has been done in South Poland college. In Queen :Victoria plreet. though! nwed tt. Lite war Lasts aeother year. or of Sven Iledin's book with dealing others the of Barnabee Songs are to never forget it as toes as I live. In and in Galicia which aro both less de,' "II( sees him there in mufti. But ati the half' of that sum if it is over in illvhat he ..saw with the Gerrnan army be found in that besutiful volume fact it was worth the trip over the Much of it no doubt win veloped countriee trixo East Prussia 'his country home at Welw)n. In fiert-- I 1!!1 month,. Songs" now being sold with- now briny. As I took, The one great Cossack of the war le' forishire. he appears to forget ails have t o be raised by loan. and poster- - 'has aroused a storm of British in dig- - "Heart out coupons, by The Deseret News It all in I said to my Swiss neutral: in Galicia. 'Teritrialtrohael Philimonoff about the pageantry and and it y will have to bear Its phare of the nation against the Swedish explorer .. "I Book feel, that I've never livedi actually which has the exclusive Philimonoff cannot ride well or shoots indulges to the full in his loy..or tousle:, coat of.this war which has hroan it is realized in fairness to sale forStore, before!" this rare book in Utah. Wyomwell. but he is a genial commander H.Gatty is hot real name. the additional' records and set aside all PC'eedecte ta 'Although iHedin that there he Julio some am may "I sure I have not," she responded, FROM ing., Nevada and Southeastern Idaho. distinguished hitnio-i- f tn Manchuria one of Scott.. and the accompanying' more ways thau one, The only sure fication for his belief with keen eyes. that Russian Net 'postpaid. I 1.25Advertisement where he slew many Japs and many arms having been assumed by him byi of taxation which arrattrently may be and Salt Lake Gly We went Ogden avoid 1S92 reached early, the with is Yesto the in lie prothe incom,...! Idle cierical rein.' tapped royal license impunity Hurightts brigande verbial rush. and to gain an advanrank of "urladnia- - a minor offieer. hy th nay, iR strong in his family.s tax end perhaps Lloyd George ;yin he' TO tageous position, whereby we When the Japan war ended he tetired for, while his father,-thRev. Alfred.; encouraged' by the ec.mnarative lack g view "the bright track of the might n and settled on the Ussurt. and Ir. of Tort. eathevicat.1 Of complaint lehen !t was douhied. to FiSherMett-Will-fincl-NothinGaol,. oat; fiery . car." We had first choicethe eenter to Europe f.,eni the . 4.1 hi.lther was the daughtei nil hetr-- clap a btt more on. After ail the hulk Oct be ir -window of one of the popular curl and offered hims,-i- f to Gen. itrusi oil of th Rev. Alexander Scotts. who!. of the income tax payers are unorgan- A More to Via cafes. which not only opens upon o an as as lie lwrd volunteer. loft f ,r many years was private pecretary and as they belong to ell parties given the ufider otticer'S command. end ti! tovi,. to- ilor;om. Lord Nelson. Heraldry in it would be,hard to unite them on a piazza of the cathedral, and eommands o a of ' a in !crested Sr Alfred .VPII in hi unlver- - Angie tattUe.. which does not affect the and rent to reconnoiter. 011ie long vista of the street , 44;1,,, Cup "'Vittorio Emmahuale," prinelpal '' North Manchuria. On the fir st day he e ity (lays. arid. aft er leaving rabrida4. whole Of their itvellhood as the limier but boasts a ,H fine orchestra. ;..0cut up or di spere0 an Austra ''.an- - he hef- one first PUrst- -' Procesals did that of the bre wers and sipx -1 Sa ale We sat exPoetant. litOPhig OUT coffee ir try unit. a 'cavalry on 't a ri arollery vant ,f Arms. then York Herald of. distillers They have. however, an- )1 !,, j we had decided we'd better order counit. and when he cut ,3p the artont,,,, it.. Arms. then Acting relother remedy. and that is fraud and "t ;1111.. ' ' ffeeand gazing out upon the May. he destroyed their guns, not being ,str-a- r of the same, and finally heal oe, evasion Lloyd George no doubt told f I leble to remove them He got the tirder the Surely such sunshine never Ala.' a Height of Illsticel the absolute trutsh when he maid that egebefore iv. flooded the et at. Geerge and the rank 4,f eartain ' ,,t tn,-- (der el St. John he had received "cheerful giver" let- and. .,76 Snails aty cathedral. Theft he WaS giVen a whole te.troya' wherein each and ,,f that erder. He got his own! ters from super tax payers, but I doubt one .. .. .. ,,, 71:q14' every its 2.000 St- - Leeds statues glowed as with life, of Within a month Philimonnft. whe ,, ever ktl,ght: ., title In 1911 and ts ale com..1 If he received many from the and ordinary commanded more than 4') Men. er,,k minder .of the Royal Norwegit n tore,. pinnacle glistened. But what heldevery tax payers and a collector of ... ..... InI Memphis ... My 300 prisonerp: raided. all the near Auseyes for the main. during the entire t st (A ar. me the other day that the told (taxes five hours I sat them. was the beautitrian lines. and deste.yed slx outposts. A year or R lir,. while I wee tell-- . inland Revenue department bad been :1 Proportionatel3r Low R3MS til I0, In September when the Austrian. tem-- , Mir at ful gold Madonna aloft op the the rolleke of Heralds. the Gat," hoeing more trouble In eollecting the ,.' ohilimonote ter Kin ' porarily relieved Przeloyse. with pinnacle. the Italian flag in eutte franktv full amount due wince the taste trent ai:1ta907:(20Peci cut up a CODV Oy re -I4 carts. IllostiY, atout his love for talked ' colors music springtime of own :1 than increased. and ever It had hip had before, white and Lttrn with food. This exploit Is one of the '1 AG red. and now draped frees, The methods adopted are with a streamer -cauees why Prsernyst iAirrendered. I of t was stringing notes routes. black Emporia crepe, I beside her, and together ereni There is the deliberate conoealment of atiother, iossa.5 k, t sr.airit,I1 has ' as a child,- - paid he. "and often envelopingfloating "4111111'14111C20,1t. Income which. of course. IS elaln fraud ILO her in Its soft folds ' lateb. come to the fcct ,. He ''1' a IIPIMO Of my IL It I. :et the Jane will I Dates l and there In the of is fresh youthful the of eerripasitions the plan May beets,. ' taking .. Petrograd roan of who la tittle periodical carried en IS. Se. lell The gold. the green the white. by my l utmcort technical adva ntage of the 'ex- the red, was vent to the C aucasus family. Of- -i because h e i Jain T. 14 IL ILIIIlikOS and called ' Aunt ,.. and abatements allowed by emotions the 'bitten threatened to die of othisis. In the mother Judys.Magal thei.law. rnder the latter head come ateet My Swims 4. II. IL IL lle, someatt ski. has imprinted a picture, that wlfl ' Lt. .,he was fascinated by Celli- w... I. "flask upon that Inward eye, which is Little Sentra tor tittle VedeeaI what ttii income tax collectors have September 1st, : sack life. He ressineo health and join-l'- It Unkawrib fp, was m three volumes. and since then named the insurance Emma" The inthe Mime of eolitude." for the rein of ; 1 ed the Coesack SSW the Kuban. Varism-1- 1 have comPosed literally iundrode of come tax law exempt from tax all Per turther Isterstatto oil commands it whole remark v 0 both sentimental and humorous premiums laid ea life Insurance poll The below LEIS. IL .a throng IL wag lit.1; meat in South Poland. The war her. l .11,00 A '1 tle. The "sate greens' swaying , many Instance both words and mu- - Mee and a number if stymieing emu. "---- - General Agent- : , from :ist trench war and there la linall rOOM I in Is , marching . a Supprior ste. My plantation songs alone fill four pentee have , the regal Palace to the right. across A ter ellveirl- - Bet in the eittontins A. T. , put an the British market : ..., volumes. and I hope to murmur four a five year endowment the face of , .; MIS. the y oilear Radom la a ten mil gap. lines ..:, StimulatirtklUstorativel,.:.!:-cathedral, , with all Judge III , , panel so r In volumes more!" -- .4 . aorta at - loan advantages, i aPPeared.- - A black flagpole .1nountod 11 Salt Lake ate., Phone Welt 'whiten I 1 00 With a iiihrei .ercmlo Wait Ulna borne 0 . . , iloyn may form some it is satd that Germany goes a long way in advance of anything nee It is given for his purposes. FOB HUNT BOOKKmarl, his defense of the tiernisma is to have a serious effect upon his neutral opinion eepecially in Scandinavia, although Hedin's strong Readers Who Call and Examine is believed to have made the cautious flwedea iLnitious ItoAre Quick to Recognize only to remain strictly neutral, a bit nervous. Its Value. p roRGE, I 4 i -- I BYRON LOMAX ' SECTION DESERET EVENING NEWS' SATURDAY, .JIINE. 26 1915 ,,i, , - : - ... 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