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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAVSVILLE, UTAH DISASTROUS RAGES ABOUT WHICH GREAT BATTLE VERDUN, WRECK ON THE NEW HAVEN 4 J ffo, View of the city of Verdun, on the Meuse river In France, which is the immediate objective of the tremendous attack the Germans are making. It has a great citadel and is surrounded with forts, but the French assert these are i no longer relied on by them for much defense, most of their armament already having been removed ' After a rear-encollision on the New Haven railroad at Milford, Conn.i in which ten persona were killed and many Injured, the boiler of a locomotive exploded, blowing across the tracks a passenger coach and a freight car, as shown in this photograph d NATIONAL SAFETY-FIRS- EXPOSITION T- f - V A ((Skx' fegrll ' il ..S 1? . The Peninsular and Oriental line steamer Maloja that was sunk by a mine In the Straits of Dover, with a loss of more than ISO lives. FRENCH AUXILIARY CRUISER PROVENCE SUNK .K mi .. 'i w vwwv . ' w nK'i If f iiin'WririnvKigfrh)vrivifii ifu iiii fVfiTl- rVsi IliiMH., II iii'i fii hii fcllllW' mww Under the auspices of twenty-fiv- e federal government bureaus, the American Red Cross and the Metropolitan police department, a big safety-firs- t exposition was opened recently In the National Museum In Washington. The Illustration shows a scene in the radio department WOMAN DISTRICT ATTORNEY SADDLE HORSES .FOR JAPANESE EMPEROR s Sa, LhU,u $4? MrNsp ' wX if , ... ... .. .. r " , S'!'" A V, s - ' v A,1 . V X V sA'' v v HsS' ."-- 44'vs' ''w v. A SS fnraffilftgi3 . This la the French auxiliary cruiser Provence which was sunk in the Mediterranean, presumably by striking a floating mine. The vessel was engaged in transporting troops to Salonikl and many lives were lost when it T weut down, though about 700 were saved. UNCLE SAM GOVERNMENT BOOSTS BABY WEEK ''ssssssksSSE' Miss Llta Belle Hibben of Los Angeles, Cal, Is the first district attorney of her sex. She is twenty-ninyears old, a graduate of the Southern California Law school and is considered These two blooded saddle horses, Dom Pedro and Montgomery Rex one of the brightest of woman lawyers. were purchased as presents to the of Japan by the Japanese Asso emperor elation of California, the money She was born in Illinois. being raised by popular subscription. e - AriArmetip. said U ncl.e .John, how many are two times three? Five answered the boy promptly "No. Bobby, you are mistaken. Two times three are six. Tain't neither, protested Bobby. Two times three are five, and if you'll come down to the corner with me 111 prove It to you. And taking his uncle by therband he led him to the corner and pointed triumphantly to a sign on a fruit stand: "Apples three cents each. Two fo' . five. Dobbie, The United States is growing more and more to see the importance of protecting Its babies, and elaborate plans were laid by the government for the nation's first "Baby week," March 6 to li. For some years through the federal children's bureau of the department of labor. Uncle Sam has bee.a making a special tudy of the needs both physical and social of the babies. Here Is a picture of the women who hate been tail principal assistants in this and who did most of the preliminary work on "Baby week. Left to right: with the Woman's Fed(seated) Mrs. Etta R. Goodwin, who is eration of dubs and other organizations; Miss Julia Lathrop, chief of the children's bureau; (standing) Dr Grace L Meggs, in charge of children's a pamphlet hygiene, and Mrs. Max West, editor of "The Care of Children, 4 Issued by the bureau v INTERESTING FACTS J r They call him Uncle Sam out at the l Washington zoo, where he is housed after a week-envisit to the president of the United States. "Uncle Sam" was sent to the president by Judge G. F. Patrick of Ouray, Colo, as an emblem of Colorados Indorse ment of the president's preparedness Our Canadian Veterans. 'The world's product of lead pencils His "Size and irascibls program. It is estimated that 48,000 Canadians probably amounts to nearly 2,000,000,-00- temper made him an unwelcome guest enlisted In Union a year, half of which are made and he was sent to the'loo. regiments Uuring .v our Citll' Wwr, and until recent? et from American grown cedar. jleast the Toronto post.vGrand Army cf The report of the United States comThe Bohemian Life. Rephblic.' had a dozen members. the missioner of internal revenue shows Asphodelia Twobble wants an out Which may explain the fairly t that 1,743 illicit distilleries were seized let for her soul. ' . way Canadians are viewing in 1909 and 3,832 in 1915." L What doesshe propose to do? American enlistments in their contin She thinks of going In for art." Sponges Talued at 3264,054 were Ingents for the front. The killed in our voiced at the American consulate at - Can she paint? greatest war included 19000 adven Nassau. Bahamas, tor shipment to the Only her face, but she says shs turous fellows from across the tor United States during 1915. compared would dearly like to smoke rlgareU der. with 3224.954 worth tor. 1914. ' and drink ten K a atelier. d GETTING NEWS AT THE WHITE HOUSE nmn : - Vw--x ,f C'3 0 The word admiral is derived from meaning he Arabic, '' s- lord of the sea. More than 1,415,)00 Canadians are table for military service. Of these, t is asserted, at least 75 per cent are physically fit. Baron Charles Beresford, famous' 3ritish naval leader, who led In p&rlla-nen- t the fight for a moesUr British old.' lavy, is seventy year emlr-al-bah- r. N - - f Ja- -' matter-of-fac- , , .E.aser, WtMhln8ton correspondents clustered about a leading congressman ed from a conference the aabtnarlne controversy with Germany. with President Wilson cimcemlng |
