ï~~ *governmt; M aOW mor0,3about an ny other. mart sae] ships, he ha,' rhimself which a 0pto b rtion: e*Aiin r +! Â~Â~ err many Of them a. ite o wvld li Arbeen s l u wth a lsadAe. bemotlft o nersake o all the planes:it could use,; Lad Men' Isbr $e wiobaloe tey a e Mr. Bausch, as bea~d of the war: t ir. Smyta ocludes-that "ther usetries board, undoubtedly sa$the Is evee*m* p es o'ef' tiat unw ed -geensent hudrodaofmlllng o s' rprempty.tals, ihe sight *1 1 y u~g his erctenslvehowi Sstresb, wetse eeyless~eg as a man of br tae, wleaJudge illt* be eee a thrughout tra ILovett probably told 8eeretnar4Me r4* ~ more about the railes. thIa hefcou Ia is n xtemlyunortunte lt have learn eadringhis ente term of~ato c may att the beginigofwner, and,'t ae mnftm ny tt her our e. Tee it#o:teaw. lgbe wel iinstead of giving ~iiR~ohr h oI eseli s_ ts ei es o the,..''~ uigih~srnuu.fy. ' s e l bttaapotemhihe t o arh i trarts,5 $ te w la ~~~:le~e aj ~ *nmet o~t U tey wre ~ be reme mbetred for their tuhflgjn g~.nst1 ~ woa 4aftd tey wll areittl ~ zel and de'ton to county I a ni eget~tesebtin ettingthe ir ohs backforie Kihe ati ibiltIoti of patrioticendeavor S au owih;halh the newspaperskaysobe.filled with wenpersonal iaca onieain M bes~e shet tlsiapp sr atothat effect Irons the ea-m ointed teother way. +s#; efar. Itey do sat Ifthey were not working w#1n02 ECORDS LID BARE. adl t i though t tht this th7 went data.te army, at a time RE _.. ~ etetiction ~ thewhen, labor Was in such great demand, Sntr(ibr.Hthoko e they aresn4wse oft ltan they aweren eeg oa lote amileTeei orsi oncinwt h Gcoatnt 5many n tte detrimet of ho en-;~ rÂ~xa cosasevatwdeIntonnhe this-wilen thoe.ir iscnaprac, Che sl av e sd actio shoud besustaned, the irovemen ferop r"Idove-frersrengprertatie cannofbeiiie ring andahereacn led. t esevehave been inthesrvie evr tteon itedlSaseatard theale, aaid citemnt no thatthetwrstsneother wa elaied, andrathey epoe oTroomug hepos Mk eieec o tnevrwhrehi ebenttfthe ndstiafelhant;mothae notforis Dr.'ate, or-p ort pcion r ae n o o4mteay espWhyience mtt Senaorrkst otf tCadlifrnin un areobee d asfthey jret dif potyinfdingesouwordringSear Heithof Ges pogia.e tendeadtof:itgoernlest thet govfen-than poveden tboringamstan fod r her a #aan 'th r ment te se nt he tounheip a rge tufs wrsip ed te allies in as..i- IMETIENCEa# take someactipo inthedpretes.tAl quntitalies.the Unt eaedinl vig; nd hee. n n ors-these men hovedbeuni hedrvcepo-e teredotheW iar, Banad tHe, aro parn rIse nowledapontorake nta soowas teyaremu, s teyutemleei ojoflDtlDerartes let * Oncering theNftue. andkeoacthenir hes.prings.thelcatHit, hcockiwho Staot thnll of names submitted by A. Bruce Bielaski to..the-;sana~i-to ciltte HC: LAhSBN Provo, Decemberi, 1912. Going fIOr Good. > Prank 1. Wolfe of the. American Alliance of Labor, and Democrcy says: 'When we en4 this war We: will haive ended it in such a,Wary'ta to end wear forevsr," and then he tells this story A Southern nesto who had a mule lor sale was ased: "1 lo* much you want for that mulie?" aftsr which the conversation ran as fod "What yo al hiwit "Never mind wthere I live. How much y'ou want for that mulel1" "I gotta know whar yo' all lice ain't swine sell ot mule to nobody rio lessen- 206 miler fr uin heth,-cal"e I 4oe only wan' to. sell.dat mufl;, but I t nevab 'wan' Ino:miore convabstlon ~isf' Well byLydia E. Pink. h~t's Veeae Compun Broklyn,..,"For.,one -year. I. wa s ieale froitia 4d aeet,, awon. mmtf " aria 77We ta e M~~i I