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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE. UTAH In if -- '- V- wr- ' . r 4 ly - FO ? S I HW nr 'i ' ' . f a vJv) "A VJV : i)t'l irf vv Y.x ' t.j x V v if ; YiXMrYj .1 iV" 'rVU :ti . . &. y yv LvV- , - Y '" V-- -- , ' a- a w f f fc ' Li sublet! British aohlltra getting fit again through physical training. 2Am.can of the Thrwf Hundred end Fifth sanitary train washing In a I ranch Ullage along tide !!ieFmicli nmen. -American a- -4 Freneh aallora In Brest harbor signalling an nrrlva! as they did that of President Wilsons ship.- - . SURRENDER OF THE GERMAN In France, as in America and the other allied countries, tne report of the iirxnKtice .signing which practically concluded the world war was greeted most eulhuslusticnTij , llrowds inurched In a 'otmtinuwuPproecssltjn through' the streets of Paris. This photograph ahowt crowd tudrclilng before the Kintue of Strassluirg, which up tci ths time that peace was declared was a sort of memorial to1 the loss of that city in 1871 to the Germans. Nbw the mourning wreaths are replaced by flowers, flags and Minuting. y ' HIGH SEAS FLEET F AIRDROME SHIPrNOVELTY-O"iw.'WW'W Piaaf.a. THE BR1T1SH NAVY C yV,kw ' b, u xr "U' i 41 ; KvA t t'K i 4" I V ' 'f 54 a ii i If 7.r I 4;.v I (x ji ,,..-.,1- "" -- . - , tpi ttj ;;xi. t - 9 b' T - 5 x' w,Xi , 1- 4vfc-- . i X I - Vw .Qj 1 -- Lil : 9 .xW1 ''1. .tr Tills la the llrt photogniph permitted to be publlshnd of the British airdrome ahip Furious, It Is one of tb adilitlons to tlie British navy made during the war and little 1ms been published about It. On Its brood unobstructed de'-seaplanes can alight and from It make their start. The crew of the Furious Is shown lined up for Inspection by King George. Above, a remarkable photograph Showing the actual surrender of the German high seas fleet to the allied navies at Harwich. The German navy is seen passing through a lane of allied aeacraft. Below, a German submarine Is shown with a British crew aboard en route to a British port after the surrender. SENATOR DEDICATED TO THE BRAVE POILUS Y t t I v; ' VA ' - S t Jf' . FOR SHORT TERM . i V , 4 . ' , 1 . i ' I S.t wv S , ' t ii u ft. ' i', ' ? 1 "f 3' S v i fc. 41 U , yAWM 1 f , ' t'- . il fy f 7a Yx. '0 ', - e t I, .. v: , K - ..Hi ' J j d J ? X fji' , 1X t". . A . S ' ' 'i I Si - AV I u::' I v , C . f 'V !'l j ' p- &'r i . x 'V J ; , f' 'jl t Jrrr ; ?! S f i i ! 't -- 4, 1 SB . I; t- ' i" - i "w i 5 : ' ( !I I ? I ,, t! ; if f i ii i: sV y Vv I HAPPY TO BE FREE AGAIN ORGAN FAMILY ",a , .tiX'-- " X V- - I THE OVER W7MO. MT - WEEPING: - ' ! i ( d, this little maiden of France views with genuine Byes sorrow the buttered remains of what she reengniz as the family organ which was dsatroyed by William P. Pollock of Cheraw, S. C- she has found on- her return to the one happy home that Huns. the V, sworn In 3 a member of the This statue of a French soldier returning to his home lias just been has been South Carolina. Ile'will senate from of roilua erected in Paris near the Grand Palais and dedicated to the brave 4 and wdll thep be March serve ijnlll Prance.: .. succeeded by N. B. DiaL Mr. Pollock REPAIR WORK IN FLOODED VALENCIENNES is given ranch of the credit for defeat v ing Cole Bicase. lie was elected on a . 1 AFTER FOUR YEARS IN THE GRIP OF GERMANY platform over two opponf y " ents. lie is a lawyer and a farmer. tcar-slimni- i -, ...' " pro-Wils- v., f rm X !; v A- v, ,V When Airmen Fight, 'X v t t js vy ; ' '4 ; X Vy-7:!- picturemiue duels "to riie death, between A (the great French or Engiitdi ace) and S (his German competitor) the multitude of straining, upturned .eyes, the distant rattle of shots, the flaming spin I "brtheTosefXA' '"matter of fact, a duel between two monoplanes, handled by pilots of anything tike equal skin, who are aware of each others preseneers'oottnHkely to end with Bear la mind that out bloodshed. can shoot only forward, that the they ' gun ittttft be aimed by aiming the whole machine (to which It Is fixed lnuaovt.bly) and that a twisting. bsnk.'gg, alrplaae,-trvei- s' fat oi Mr Iff) cities per hour. Is no Joke i j to til In Ps email vitals, and you can I see tluit this ciurt be so. r ' f I ; i; ; ;l ! Y Ilui);'' 1 I Fr Polishlna 1 x-"- ' -- - A'f. 4j : T, : v-- v llA-- : ' o-.fe- ..M-i- Ij p:.b f( l ';,1 - v : ; 1 ; T ' .... Itcfugca who have lietn he!.! in the Germ. a lines at lat takin tq a idte. of wifety. This British naval tor- - Brass. r Birth penjng 0, rst of rottenatoue and oil.,.If there are bad spot a - onseed ...X It was 71 1 i ' l Yr:.K - r A j )' ; 35 f Standard Time. years ago that standard time was born in the United States. Before tills date travelers from Boston and Washington needed to change their watches five times to keep up to date. Therw were over half a hundred standards used In the United States and Canada, between the Atlantic fend tb Pacific. At noon , ei 4- November IS, 1SS3, there was a unP verbal resetting of elo-'lla a.l part of the United States and Canada, and the four great time Ernies Into which continent Is divided came Into existence. s n - - Not-O'jiL- as Evpctd. "Whs I rude this tUtcrDonn? a tit tic girl ciked her mother. 1 h'pe not, toy dear, said the moth:.X. er. I r.i it, l ; Hub ftirl WcH. cy trcehr wca :1 l:.r.ra," u? la poetry-CP'- i did e tts and it asked txuir.jle of SntcnVing Canadl-- a official phot.jgrpph sa the burning deck, rt.d I so.ld I Tt-lin a street is in th did treet, Germans Ir.rt .the of rottm it was too bet fur 1:tu to tit Vtlcnc'f-r.nes- , a town that was flooded by the enemy us he retreated, V 1. ; down and she made c'e stand in till standasg tip to his knees la water, a CatadUn signaller luendlaj a teatged remer, Siruy Stories, it - maks or statas, use a little oxalic add solution t re-year I raor them,. but rinse eff fmmedittefy wanu water and rub with o cotUpnseeJ iii. I ' d One imagines i a: -- I . . - ' y si . ; ' . . f r? t: These rturm-- ptUuhers from Germany are mocking, the German goose step for the benefltVf their comrade at the North Palls Meadow camp, Dover, to which they have returned after many hardships In the German prisons. They are seen with their Gentian souvenir helmets on their heads, enjoying their own Imitation as much as the other men. Or-'-'i.- tivea llu-kin- s '' ir-- lv snd |