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Show THE BEAVElt COUNTY V7ECKLY PRESS, BEAVER " Moat instance of rallaatry for wkidi the Diitinfuianad Service Croat haa hmm awarded position behind a atone wall, Sergt Mestrovltch voluntarily left cover and crawled through heavy machine gun and shell lira to where the officer lay. Sergt Mestrovltch ; took the officer, upon his back and crawled back to a place of safety, where he administered first aid treatment his ..jexceptlonal heroism saving the officer's life. - Sergt Mestrovltch' home was in Fresno, CaJL fW I CTAII ' fwiwuia Onwa, iLiimua tjMt), tMrt hurttU rort Wtltat B. Elliott DHHagBr Mclrte A. Elwootf, (Ct.). Otdea. Erieluaa. Salt tuM Harry D. EUa. ait H. L. Lak Lmk Inn S. 1 "Dwelt. . ' CH7. (UuUnant), JitstU. ' ttuKk Era, Coy Salt Lak Cur. Ocdea. frWj, B. Fanto, Salt Lak City. Flto,-St- . Alana Fiw, ' Cltr.'f LkmH aGaora City. Uawmd. i ' . Gr. Ogou Harold H-- Fargawa. . - KlnnJcal. Unhranfty af Utak, FIGHTERS WHO. MADE Robert A. flntrthkl.. -Salt Laka Chy. Kvangll tha Rat. Xdward H. FlUrcrald (Major.T SUPREME SACRIFICE IN THE GarfUld Wat tfctchar. Salt Laka.Ci' STRUaSLi-FOB-JFREEbO- M. Marion J. Fktehar. Kutvtlla. GALLANT trilung . : The Ihoi of tvery loyal Ameri can ttnll be iHrre&by the Utile sto ries' if conspicuous bravery on the part' of American soldiers in France that are printed below, These are only a few of thousands of cotes of mutual gallantry that won for thing's fighters the Distinguished 8ervice Cross. These cases have been picked: out by uenerat rersnng staff as among the most notable of the thousands that are now a part tU official record of thi Ameri- expeditionary forces. Corporal, Co. E, 168th Infantry. : Corporal Brandt .whose hom was his mother, Mrs. W. F. Brandt at Postvllle, Iowa, won the Distinguished Service Cross for conspicuous bravery In action northeast of Verdun, France, October, 18, 1918. After his company bad been In action three days, daring the attack en the Cote de Chatlllon and was to be relieved, Corporal Brandt volunteered to guide the company to a position of' security in the rear which he had selected,While the relief was being made under shell fire, this soldier and four others were severely wounded by a bursting shell. Realizing that his wound would prove fatal, Corporal Brandt while being carried on a stretcher indicated the route to be taken by the company, being wounded In the face and scarcely able to talk. ' Through his extraordinary fortitude and will power, the company was able to reach Its position ove difficult terrain and under enemy fire, bis wounds' Corporal Brandt died from ;:: " the next day. John ThottK Forma a, -- Bhttt Xtakv: Faontleror Fossren, Brighsua City. Ray Clyde: Fester, Salt Lake,Clty. Raymond H. Foster. Americaa Fork. . Herbert Foles, Hoopev. Of tha 23,000 Men Whe Made Up the Arrny tent from Utah, Many Laid WUIiam B. Fowlaa, Moopar. ..Down Their Uvea In Defense Laein B. Fraaier, Ogde n. ef Their Country.. Lorense Frederkksoa. Salt Lain Andrew J. Fivdson, Ogdea. Salt Lake aty. The state council of defense , has Issued the following J 1st of fatalities among Utah, men who were called to the colore. A total of 23,000 men were assigned to the -branches of the army and navv. and of thee5"aaenhe-prefflV- ( sacrifice. The total list It is estimated, will include 700 names. The state council Is compiling ' a service record of the 23,000 Utahns engaged in the world war. This work Is being done by Secretary Arch M. Thurman and Mrs. Mary Gilmer Rankin. The honor role to January of this .year Is as follows William H. Adama. Cm City.. Rob! CAblqnait, Bait Lak City. Frank 8. Fuller, BpringviUa. IJeut . . City, ':, . 7 ' r . - r:.. , tint Iar f It - ' ' r" 'k " eagenss i 'lieutenant f hm n t ' V '". I , ' - 'l " ihii a Da, j ' i. f d' pertously wounded during the combat ALPHEU3 E. STEWART, that he died before be, could be rePrivate, Company G, 107th Infantry. moved from the field, ratersoa, N. J, Private Stewart received the Distinwaa Ms home. guished War Cross In recognition of unusual gallantry in action' 'near Itofls-JAMES I. ME8TR0VITCH, France, September 29,1918. Die soy, Sergeant, Company C, 11th Infantry. regarding a severe wound In the bead, Serjj Mestrovltch (deeeaned) deco Private Stewart fearlessly advanced rated for exceptional bravery In saving toward an enemy machine gun nest tne lire or m company commander at and It out of action with a gre nmette. France, August 10, 1018. See- nade put a few seconds before he wai ing his captain lying wounded thirty killed by fire from another machlni rards la front of the line, after bis gun nest near by. His home waa In tun i an bad withdrawn to a sheltered Jordaoton, Tex t . .'.- . Ne Trace ef Treaiures.' It Is regrettable that we know so little about King Hiram front , whose seaport ef 'Tyre, 100 miles north of Jerusalem, most of the material was shipped for building the fatuous temple. Probably, like Solomon, be had great stores of jrwcle, but none of jhent has been preserved, and, as for Claanllneta Necessary. When onr daughter waa six years old she was taken to see her first vaudeville prrfflrtnance. One no tuber bn tlie program was a dancer, who wore very little, and Lore's first remark when she saw the dancer was: "Oh, mamma, but she has to wsh herself clein, so much of her shows." Qevelsnd Plain Dealer. Carthage (called Tarshlsh In the lilble) so utterly rbyf the It waa drf-nye- d Romans that no identifiable relics of Dallv Thouoht. the kind have survived. rhlladolphla ' t will die in the last ditch. 1'ubllc Ledger. 01 vjruiic. ' ' 'i- ; ,' 1 ' V Harry D. Janes, Salt Uk City. Bart Oakley, American Fork. ' William O. Fank, SmithfiaM. Anthony Farmanskl, Beeaamer. . Malvin W. Galbralth, Blandinc Jamea H. Gardley, Beavcr.- . Caarlea Elwood Garvia. Park City. George Gidney, Brig ham CHy. ... various; Elmo GlUen, Murray. John W. Glllcspiel Salt Lake Ctty. Morris Ginsberg, Salt Lake Ctty. Berasaa. GiassmeierBsIt Lake CHy. : William T. G lessen (Lieut) ' Herbert Glefhili, Bistird. Frank Lewi Click. Ogdea.' ' E. Theodora Gourgiotis, Garfield. WilUrd O. Oowam. Tooele. . Gowers, Nepht Ray Fred J. Grant. Ruth. Nev. Edwin M. Gray, Elslaora. Wallaea Gray. Santa Clara. ' Armiatead A. Green, Jr, Salt Laka Olty. " Arthur R, Green, Murray. Lawrence Green, Salt Laka City. , George A. Greenlee, Tooele, .t , GEORGE 8. ROBB, Clayton B. Oris wold. Ogdea, BaeekeL Laka Normal J. Salt City. First Lieutenant, sosin infantry. Jacob Hafen, Jr., Mount Pleasant. , vonMngani AIM, Halparr ' For ronM!ction"faIlftntrr,- - beyond J' Guy B. Alazandar, Habar City. Jay H. Hague (Llent) " r, , JL AlU-Jtoe. Burt Tree , Clarna Salt Laka Height, Lloyd near France; Ctr. Sechault, call of i'the duty, Orin W. Howard J. Hales, Spanish Fork, otb Spntember 20 and 80, L. Aitoa, Toocla. imm Fleming Hall. Mid vale. Jama Anagnoat, Bingham. Henry F. Hall. Midvale. ' was awarded the IMstlnguIsbed jBerv-Ic- e 't i-IPER WAALER, : g! Andaraon. Salt Lakt CHy Ralph Hall, Ogden, Alaxap&r his platoon Cross. While leading Idaho. Claaahaa Fred Aurora. Halverson, Oakley. Aadfrtoo, "Sergeant, Company A. 105tlf Walter B. Hanks, Graver. Pairall Andaraon. XmrlcaB" far la the assault on Sechault, Lieut Bobb Machine Gun Battalion.' Edward C Andanon. Clear Crack. A Milton G.' Hansea,Proidenoa- imachine gun wounded 1 was severely by a a j ' .1. Ham Hanson, Spanish Fork. ' Sergeant Waaler waa deeorated-fo- r ' '' ., .w Paul O. Hanson, Lrraa. fire, but rather than go to the rear for Gorga E. AndanoaT Richfield. In Ben A. Harding, Helper. at. Jnniu with Moaroa. actlcjar'near Andereon, conspicuous remained gallantry he ' proper treatment," Otto A. Anderaoa, Salt Laka Earl S. Harper, Smithfield. ' , his plntoon, until ordered to the dreas-in- ; Konssoy, France, September17, 1918. Wilford W. Andanon, Locan.City. r Marion Hatch, 'Spanish Fork. , In of th offtr efface Spring-villaWaaler, Golden Sergeant heavy Hatfield, Fork. BpanUh Andnu, hts' commanding station by . Jefferson Hayes, Loo, Gaerga M. Analay, Salt Laka City. mln- - artillery and machine fcim fire, crawled icer. Returning within forty-fiv- e Claranea Mann Argyla, Salt Laka City. Manford Hayee, Maaila. . ; ' . British a to In forward tank. burning on Horace Leon remained B. Lake Salt throughout Haws, CHy. he Fork. duty utes, Argyll, Spanish Orion Helm, Murray. Wiutoa Amett. Salt Laka City. the entire night, Inspecting his lines which some of the crew were impris . Wallaea Aaher, Leht v Gconce A. Hendrickson, Salt Laka Ctty, ' ' Lavun R. Hiekmaa, Logan. and establishing outposts. Early the oned, and succeeded In rescuing two Earl Afhton. Lehl . Robert F. Hildebrand. Salt Lake City. Although the' .tank was then Jamee B. Aaatia (CapUln). Salt Lak City. mnrnlnar hit was Strain. WOUOded. men. B. Anatln, Salt Laka City. Stanford Hinckley. Salt Lake City. A once again displaying remarkable n burning fiercely and contained ammuVivian H. Hotaeon, Richmond. Spot Anatln. Salt Laka City. was at to comnition explode Thaddeus Hodgea, Mount CarmeL In . Axekoa Elmo. likely Sheldon, to duty by remaining S Charlea A. Baean, Magnav Amos Hoef t. Vernal mand of his platoon, Later the same any time, this soldier Immediately re Jamee C. Gagaa, GranUrUla. Henry Hofele, 8alt Laka CHy. , ( "to the tank and entering ; Herman Baker.' Ogdea. John Arthur Hogan, Tooele. S day a bursting shell added two" more turneda search for ' John W. Hogan, Salt Lake City. V the other occupants, Evan wounds, the same shell killing his made . t Joel C. Barlow. Raymond Holmes, Ogdea, Tofflcers remaining until he satisfied himself John Bamea two officer ... ind ., Beber City. Frd Perty Hultoo. commanding Jr, V aarlee men. -In were no the there Cecil Horton. J. that rrova. living - of Barrett, ,r bis company. lie then assumed . Edward H. Barrna. Grtntavflle. Ira Houts, 8pringvflle. -- command f Ms cempany, and organ- tank. His home address la .'otetrand, . s.Cliff Bar ten, Ogden. Hadley Howard (Lieut). ; v DisMilfur Bamucl E. Howard, Biverton. Almond Bataa," Ogdea. Norway.' ized Its position In the trenches. ' Oswald Howell, NephL Arthur . Seymour Tannyaon GraatarUla. Bate,. ' -- " playing wonderful courage, and te' James P. Howell, Tooele. Joeeph N. Bataa; Wamhip. WILLIE SANDLIN, . was . William' rt Huffman, Lockerby. Joshua A. Bataa. Wanahip. nacity at the critical times, he, Jamea ClirltoB Bawden, Bait Lake City. Butsell Hughes, Garfield, , theVcnly officer 6f "hla battalion who Sergeant 'Company fA, 132nd Level L. A. Humphrey, Ogden. Ofdea. Jr., advanced beyond the "town and by Otto Bach. C Interfile. .. . Infantry. v Harry D. Humphries, Murray. Basil Hunsaker, Brigham City. . LeRoy B. Bemon. CoaWMa. . . clearing machine gun. and sniping Sergfant Sandlln was decorated for ChrUtian Thomas Hunt, Monroe. J. Beat, Panuitch. posts, contributed largely to the aid consplcnous gallantry in action at Bols Ralph Biddla, Salt Uke City. Russell 1 ngsreell, American Fork, . Elinar 1. Biahoys Hinakley Utah. Wallace Ipsoa, Beaver. of bis battalion In holding,, their ob- De Forges France,' September Allan U. Blain. Spring Clty.v - " ' Prank bakson. Ogden. . and con.. Sergeant Sandlln showed jective.' Bis example oflmvery Arthur Jvie, Hebar City, iohn BloadelU Salt Laka City. - 4 ' Rau Ivtt Salina.- - . . .to con- spicuous gallantry In action at "Bols Rufua O. Bolton, Salt Laka City. r fortitude and bis William L. Jacobs, Heber City. Phillip X. Booth, Salt Laka City.."". tinue with his mission Cespite severe De Forges on September 26, by ad- Fred X. Booth. Saldora. William Q. Jakoa. Garfield. : machine John Darid Boyd, Jr., wounds, set; before th enlisted. men vancing alone directly on Arthur Jannej.. Salt Laka CHy. ' Lea M. Jensen, Richfield. Brandy. ML Pleasant ' ' of his command a most wonderful gun nest which was holding up the line Ralph Rose J. Bracken. 8t John. Wllbert Johnson. Hebett City. e. standard of morale aAd with lta fire. He killed the crew with Gaora Walter Brandley. Salt Lak4,Ctty. v Hlels Olrrer Jenaen., CantervlUe. -Boy Jensen, Mspleton. Lieut. Robb's some' address ;)s 808 a grenade and enabled thejlne to ao. Alexander Leland Brewer. Ogden. V WaMemar Jeasen. SaK Laka Ctty,. Roy Brighton. Salt Lakw City. South Twelfth" street, Salina, Kan. vance. Later in the day sergeant Jamea Elmer V. J es person. Cedar CKy. Caleb Bolwar Brmton, Big Cottonweoa. ' .. Whpra him mnthpp David Jmpersoa. Ogden. Sandlln attacked ' alone and put out Early P. Brown, Salt Laka City. Ernest F. Johnson. Randolph. Alien Brown, Ouehaana. of action two other machine gun nests, Eugene Ira Brown. Lehl - r Raymond R. Johnson, Salt Laka City. of Charlea WUIuua Brown. A. Eortasflra. a'splendld ANDREW B. LYNCH, example Clayton Jones, Salt Laka City. bravery setting David Lena Jones. Clearfield. Carl Brnnaoa. Bovth Bountiful ... Second Lieutenant, 110th Infantry. and coolness to his men. His brother. Logan H. Bryant, Cedar City. M. Jones. Enoch. r , Henry Johnnie Sandlln, Uvea In Hayden, Ueorfa Elwood Banker, Hinckley. John Jones. WUlard. Lynch waa awarded the . ' " U. Vernal . Boma. Herbert I Jones, Joseph , Randolph.- - :" ; ; f RaraM HL Bwrawa,' Bait Laka City. Distinguished Service Cross for un- Kentucky. Joseph Lea Jones (Captain), Hooper. V. G. . Hubert Jones, Provo. Bosh, Salt Laka City. Joy " usual bravery In action near Apremont, Marvin L. Jones. Wells vUle. Arthar L. Cahoon, . Oeaerat. ARCHIE A. PECK, -Fiance, September 29, 1918. LieutenA. Salt J. Laka 1 Joseph Cain, Guy Salt Laka CHy. Jsxtgvneea, City. BUI Kallis, Bingham. Private, --'Company A, 807tK ! ' Alton Calder, VernaL ant Lynch while a sergeant son duty ' Daalel Herald Lester Lake eras. Salt Can Keata, 8L George. City. Infantry. with a 87 mm. gun section of hll corn-- R. O. Campbell. Ogdelt. Therms Ktchepaloa, Garfield. D. Keith, Nada. : Private Peck was decorated for con PhUlp V. Campbell. Ogden. "' Harry pany was moving the guns to a more 1 Vaa Keller, Murray. Fred T. Can on, Osdeav-- ' advantageous position when be learned spicuous gallantry and Intrepidity ' Michael J. Kelly, Eureka. "" George W. Carlisle, Hebar City. of in call . that the officer In duty Carney P. Carlson, Murray. George Kerr. Salt Laka City. ; . charge of the party above and beyond the Peter L, Keyea, Ogdea, : France, October 6, Charlea T. Carrol,! Blending, bad been captured by an enemy pa- the Argonae-fores- t Msurioa R, Carter; Salt Laka City. Seott P, Kimball. Salt Lake City. trol. Organizing a group of five men, 1918. While engaged with two other Stefaao Caaciaao, Tbosaas Kirkland, Salt Lake City. Hurray. Moroni Kleinman, ToqoerviUe. Caaara. Bingham. Lieutenant Lynch " Immediately .at- soldiers on patrol duty, Private Peck Albert Aleaiaa' R. Kashata. Salt Lake City. ' ' Wesley Chtpman, Baft Laka City. tacked the Germans, killed 15 of thcra and his comrades were wounded. Re- Jamaa ... .. Eddie Chrrtensan.-Lahi- . Henry B, Kramer, Spanish Ferk. Jassa M. Christeween, Gunnison. Edward A. Kupfer, Salt Lake City. and liberated the officer." Immediate- turning to his company, "be obtained B. Chris tenses. Salt Laka City. V shram Kurklian. Salt Uke City. ly afterward Lieutenant Lynch took another soldier, to. accompany him, to Parlay C. Redmond. .SaK Laka City. . Royal Chratemeon, George command of 73 men and launched a assist In bringing in the wounded. Ills Parley P. Christaneen (Captain), Ephriam. Isaac H, Lanastoa, Springdale. counter-attac- k on the enemy, driving assistant was killed In the exploit but Roger Harvey Clapp ( Lieut. h Salt Laka City. Jassa L. Larrabee, Salt Laka City. John Q. Clark, Cedar City. Alfred L Larsea. Provo. ' him back for more than a kilometer. PrlvatePeck continued on, twice reKarl L. Cobb. Ogden. Cleveland C. Larsea, Salt Laka City. ' Lawrence X. Larsea, Spanish Fork. Lieutenant Lynch Is married, his wife turning and safely bringing 14 both Eldridga 8. Coffin. Salt Laka Ctty. Orville M. Larson. . Brigham CHy. Colby, Doeheana. men, being under terrific machine gun WUIIam Cola. . living at 2440 Franklin street, Phila' Laka L. Salt Diamond City. Larson, Sterling. fire during; the ' entire journey. Hie VirgU -Varnall W. Coleman. Midway.' Herbert Layton. KayaviUe. delphia, Pa. ' Umberte Conedera. Bingham, Joha H. Laa, Salt Laka CHy. home is In Hornell, N.T. Gaorg-& Cook, WUlard. WUIIam Hunter. Lees. ARLES FRANK GAFFNEY, Salt Laka CHy. George Cottam, Henry J. Lefevro. Spry. . .. .. 4 " Herald airview. H. Leishman. WelUvilla. Carl Cox, D. BARGER, 108th First G, . Clats, Company Private, s Jamea AVaham Crawford, SaM Laiw City. William LeiU, Castlevata. S54th Abraham Crawford. Helper. Frank Leland. Salt Lake City. Private, First Class; Company L, Infantry. " Harold Lewis (Cain.). Salt Laka aty. Teddy Crawford, Caetlegata. . Infantry. Private Oaffney earned his DistinJamaa W. Crawsland, Holdem. Daniel i. Limb, Alamevillal Edward, L. Llatar. Tooala., Private Barger waa awarded the Grorga Howland Craft. Centarrflla. guished Service Cross by conspicuous Earl P. Craw, Salt Lake City. George Lloyd, Salt Lake City, ' gallantry in action near r Ronasoy, Distinguished Service Cross for con Raymond Franris Crow, Salt Laka Ctty,' ' Oea U Lackhart, Wallsburg. . Elmer J. Criddle, Kaysrillo. . William LaftbooeeV Willard. France, September 29, 1018.' Private spicuous gallantry In action near the Jamea Salt Laka City. Arthur F. Lonyshaw, Salt Laka City. Oaffnt y, an automatic .rifleman, push- Bolt de Banthevtlle, France, October LeRoy Cuff. Charles R. Lona-soSaK Laka Cltv Citrtla. , 1 ' ed f.nvard alone wlth'bls gun, after SL 1918. Learning that two' daylight Jamea paeoliar,Payeon... Bait Lake City. George Lord. Salt ) take Cityi .V'X.y.. ... amies. Salt Laka City. Wayna LomIsss. Hun ting teav all the other members of his squad had patrols had been caught out in No Jamea DLad " Laka Oamron. Salt Grant H. Lymaa. . . Joseph Ctty. U killed, discovered several Ger- Man's Lapd and were unable to return, Jesse Daley, Bait Laka CHy. . Arthur MsCora. Provo, ' WHUam Jones JicOsmh, Helper., mans placing a heavy machine gun In Private Barger and another 'stretcher Cdwia Dahlqnit. Sandy. ' " Georgw F. Parrow, Salt Laka City. ' 1 Seta McConkla, Vernal . captur- - bearer, upon their own initiative, position. lie killed the-cre- w, Gilford Dartdsoa (Lieut.), San Franabea, Harold MeConnell Cedar Ctty.1 " ' . ed the gun, bombed several dugouts made (wo trips ,800 yards beyond our Russell W. Dsries, Salt Lake CHy. Charlea Snead McDonald. 1 Moaroa McDonald, Heber City. Bryea B. Dsris. Sak Laka City. and, after killing four more of the en- lines, under constant machine gun fire, Gcorga R. Pay, Bountiful Douglas MeFarlana, Stockton. "' ' emy with his pistol, held the position and rescued two officers. Ills uncle, Dartd Day, Wmt Leytoa. McKeaa; Salt Lake Cttf.- 4Beaver Dean. Albert City. JL, MaKellar. Salt Uke C1tyi . In Stott City, Dsrid iagas until reinforcements came up, when Henry 8. McFeron, lives Wood ruff. Robert McLoughlia. Salt Uke Ctty. LeHoy Miss. Fletcher Dafors, Salt Laka CKy. Mcrvia B. McMillan. Murray. " . Jl VI. I V T W l Blaffdala. Charlea r Denaley, George D. MeMiluus, CleveUnaV 1 I 01 iiuiik iS iu tiWKywri iv. a iuu uia ' Peter DeteaaaaL Jr, BUeer City. David L. McNeil, St. George, father la Wllber Oaffney, Chapel street ' ' '' ' WALTER 8. 8EVALIA, Roy DeWltt, Lagan. Joha W. Martial Tboele, Jarad. Dkkaen, Morgan, Saraaal Martinea. Beaver City, ' Corporal, Co. F, 7th Engineers. . Tbosaas W. Dlmoad. Salt Laka City. , WUIiam Xarl Maea,. Binghasav JOHN J. FAR R ELL, . L M. Dodda, Prlaa. . Bay Vsd' Uott 'Madsea, BlackfooL luaha,"" Corporal SevaTla was decorated for Jamea Oadea. Dole. Harry Maloae, Ogdea.- Private, Company B, 854th Infantry. extraordinary erotsii In action' Bear John Rural Kins Dorrtty. Bearer City. Harold Msnwaring. M L- ' Private Farrell (deceased) was dec Breulties, France, November 8, 1918, O'a J. Douglas, Bingham. David Arvtll Marrstta, Salt Lakt City, . Uanel Daver, Cedar City. WUIiam Martin, Americaa Fork. orated for conspicuous gallantry In Corporal Sevalla swam the Meuse river Charles Austin Draper, Bedntoad. William C Marvin. action near Kemonvllle," France, No- with a cable for a pontoon bridge, un- Jabea Draper, Clearfield. Clans, s Jamas Mason. Brigham City. Frank Walter MedelL HuntsviUa. vember 1, ,1918. When the combat der direct .machine gun fire. Later he J. R. Draper, Morgan. Drawn. Midam. ArroJ H. Msrrill Richmond. group of which be waa a member was carried,a cable for another bridge over Oliver R. Drysdala, Ogden. Salt Lata City, Joseph Hyde-MerriAlfred Meyer, Salt Lake CHy, held up by machine gun fire of the the Est canat ' across an open field C. L. Duff, Ogden. Duffln. Ogdea. Arthur R. Mlrhelara. 8s It Uke City. PaaUl enenVr PHMtarFarrvll left tha emim covered by enemy machine gnna. Here Frederick J. Dantaa. CentervUla. Maurice K. Miles. BmithfUd., CrawilAg around to the flank of the he was wounded by a machine gun FAlward Dnrant, Spanish Fork. . Bert R. Miller, Ogden. ,, . M. Miller. Bohert Dursnt, Glea -' PaayuHca. mesneshe4 charged witii his bayonet The Bullet --but returned carry lag X. Ceatarvilla. W. X. Millerberc. Earl, Geargf enemy surrendered and his comrades sage of great importance. ' Corporal Fred Elder, Fountain Gi Charles Mills. Salt Lake City. Frank I. Edwards. Beaver City. Francis C. Monk. Benson. took the gun, after which the advance Sevalla a home la In Brule, Wis. Walter A. Monooa, OgoeB. John Abel Utia, Prev. ' continued. Private Farrell was ' so No .m Oeorgs JL Moare, Spaabk FarlL Leatar X. Morotoa (Major), Salt Laka CK ' Adrian L, Moria (Lieut.), Salt Laka Cujt WliUam C Morris. Grealay. Idaho. Boas Moore. Mehcr City. Cryde W. Nona, SaM Lake City. . C, W. Mora. Milkrssa, Clyde Mulr, Clinton. r RusscTl Wagoner Mulr, Habar Ctty, ' Joha Moulder, Ogdea. Jamas H. Murphy. Park City. Fvaasm Vesw Maykw, Salt Laka City. Charles X. Nehwa, SaK Uk Ctty. George B, Nelson, Manna. Utah, ' Roy P. Nelson. Randolph. William Netcber. Trenton. ; Arthar S. 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HALL'S CATARRH MEDICTNB ft tak. n tntmally and arte through th Blood on th Mucou Burfarea of th Bystatn. All Drugs-ta- t a He Taatlmonlala free, tlM.OO for any ess of catarrh that HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE win sol ear. r. Co., Toledo, Ohio. J. Cheney - . Household Hint, "Albert, I want you to see the new dining room set Mr. Brown has bought for his wife. Just' match our " . wall paper. ' v Important tej Mothor Frsmlne carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, that famoua old remedy for Infanta and children, and see that it Bears th Signature of j In TJs for Over 80 Years. Children Cry for Fletcher's Caatorls ..... - Ageary SWAMP-ROO- T Uk. .'" IMeetlva A French Orphan. -. One returned overseas soldier told about his company .adopting a Frencb orphan. They were all . excited about It and aQ had In mind a little homeless girl or boy, and when the plcturo came that the government sends of each one, It was the picture of a woman of about forty years old. it. 1 one cow la II - A - Wisconsin A aa ' ' Bayder ...,,, j ankmns. Wise, S? Beriillon ayatem ; men. print ant wanted. sslt-- Esston. T V W farmer produced lit head from one cow In lees thaa 11 year. The value counts up fast If they're pure- AMERJCAM SHiiRTHORN ' BREEDERS ASH'N, 11 DnUf Park Ar.. Ckicaaa. Ilk a jiii PURE-BRED- from James Keen Bprunf. Edwin Ellis Squires. 8aH Lak City. William Squires, Salt Uk City. William R. Steglich, Salt Uk CHy, erg Stevenson. Price, Charles 'J. Stewart, Spanish Fork. Nela Stewart, Salt Uk City. WUIiam G. Stonebreaker. Ogden. Hyrum SUnneggcr, MaatL Arthur G. Sullivan, Eureka. Osborn Suttoa, NephL ' William Moir 8waa. Satt Lak3ty. . 4. Alfred Swena, Eureka. Horace R. Tanner, South Cot ton wood, Gilbert Tardley, Beaver. August Targhetta, Salt Uk City. Lyna Taylor, Ouray. Robert B. Tayler. Hadley H. Teter (LieaL), Salt Uka Ctty. Frank W. Thomas, Salt Uka City, Thomas, Jr., Salt Lake City. Guy Thomas, Pries. A Ion so P. Thomas, Spanish Fork. WUIiam O. Thompson. Sterling. Heber Farris Thomas, Ransford T. Torgerson, Monro. Vernon W. Toter, Delta, Thomas Tragastie, Bingham. ' ' Charlea Lea Tucker, My ton. Parley C. Turner, flolden. Roland Twelves, Provo. " J. Edwin Taylor, Salt Uk CKy. Albert Valvlect, Eureka, Harlow H. Vincent. Salt Uk Ctty. Don Crandall Wad, Ogden. Charlea A. Wagner, Magna. . Wall Salt Uk City. Blain WUford R. Wansberc, Murray. . Bea Waestaff. Provo. Stuart Waleott, Prove, William Walklngtoa. Helper. X H. Walters (Captain). Logan. Edward H. Waltera (Lieut), Logaa.7 Kstth Warhy. Manila. Utah. Brtnst B. WaUlna, Salt Lak City. Devar Watklns, Treenonton. . Ellis U Weeter (Lieut), Salt Lake Ctny, Hsrley Weir. Salt City. WlMord Well, Salt Uk City, i Richard C. Werner,- - Salt Uk Ctty. Russell J. West Pleasant Grova, George H. Western, Deaarot m 'ah Jassea Hughs Weston, Logaa. ' Mearl Wheelwright, Ogden Ira Bart let te Whlukar, WUUrd, Charlea L. Whlto. Jr., KanesvUI. Fred T. Whitehonse, Salt Uke Ctty. W, A. Whlteley, Salt Uka City. Mason Whitmore, Salt Uk City. Clifford Williams, Greenfield. Aide Whltbeck, Vera si Jaeeph S. Wilkes, Salt Uk City. ' . '' Joha X. Wilbeck, Veraal. Raymond O. Williams, Teosla. i' r. Joseph C Wlllmora, Leaa Herbert L. WUsoa, Eureka. Orson P. Wileoa. Due has aa. . Weltoa Woodland, WUlard. Georgw Woodward. Panguitch. Joseph R. Woolley, Grantovilla. Neldon F. Worley, Wellington. Jack P. Wright Salt Uke City. Oeorge I, Young, Salt Uk City. Homer S. Young (Capt), Ogdep, Henry M. ZshriskU, Mount Pleasant Walter Zabriskle, I rovo. Hanry R. Zebell, Castlegat. , is NOT year. t, is Craad Ave, A Kansas farmer 4 ed e registered Shorthorns O. O. Keeder, Brigham CUy. Ornamoa Rmlngtoa.4Serg.). Salt Uk CKy. Abraham Reuse, Nana . Lowell F. Richardson, Salt Lake aty. Harold Richie, Eureka. Earl B, Ridd, Salt Lak City. Brutus Rideout (Corp.), Salt Uk City. Elm Ridgea, Salt Lake City. James E. Riggm,- - Panguitch. Cleon J. Robert. Santa Clara. WUIiam R. Bobbins. Provo. Joha Roberts, Jr., Wellington, Alexander G. Roberta. Jr.. Sandy. Joseph Robertson, Salt Lak City. uws a. Kobison, Pleasant Grove. Grant Romney, SaK Lak CKy. . WUIiam L. Rook, Salt Uk City. Louis Row (Lieut), Salt Lak City. '. Tborvald Y. Rowley, Logan Orville Wallace Ruby (Lieut.), Ogden. Ernest B, Russell, Salt Lak City. Sterling Russell, Grafton. Albert Stanley Sadler, Parson, Herbert Charlea Sadlen SdtUw Lake. Frank George Sainibury, fielding. Elmer John Saadber. Salt, Lak City. Martin Bandera, Richmond. . BantarcUl Tooele. Charlea E. ScanneQ (UraL), Orangerilla Vernle L. Scott, SpringviUe. Fred L. Schmaltse, Ogden. Albert X, Scbeneider, Salt Lak City. : William A, 8eier, Bandy. Jam Shaw, Ogden. " ) Scott M. Sheet. Salt Uk City. , Lsslis O. ShUder. Salt Laka Cltv. George M. Silver, Salt Lak CHy. Kiwaa Stale, Salt Lake City. Niels Skeen, NephL ' Ardi Smith, Salt Lak Cltyt ' , , i I GUbart U Smith, Randolph. Henry Smith, Park City. Uhi Larsea Smith. Salt Lak CKy. WUIiam Smith, Salt Lak City. Elmer 8. Snyder, Salt Uk City. t G rover V.- Sorenson, Vineyard, Hyram Hsrsason. Salt Uk CKy. Joseph Sorenson. Salt Uk City. Walter J. Sorenson. Brin-haCity.' , Sidney A, Sorenson, Salt Uk CHy. . Bart Bpakman, Htenmond. as It produced Jarry JT Saece, Parson. ' ,AIlaA!.clicll,, any farmer will put la two ar three registered Shorthorn female and keep lb female increase a will aoo have a Valuable herd ar ems II eoat. ' ' DR. PAVIO ROBERTS CO, mY If ' , Cts Small gxp eaaa EasOy Applied, bora Raoatta. m cease tsod lugy lor M year. Cooamlt Da. LAVTD ROB BETS., boat all animal ailments. fre. Bend for VRLB n fniftirw-aiKtioaopy of "Tk Canlo Spcialitwitl on Asonisa la Cows. tft. DAV 10 a Ottf RTS 1 Baymend B. Oldham, Logan. Alfred M. Olsea, Brigham City. , i Andrew M. Olsea, Fountain Creea. Charles T, Olsea. Delhsrt F. Oisen. Brigham City. Oraa Openahaw, Saataquin. Joha H. Osborne, Salt Lake Ctty. ' Waedea E. Osborae, Salt Laka City., --Frank R, Ostler, NephL t Thoau Weeks Ostler, NephL " Carl J, Ostland, Salt Laka City, . Carl J. Oathiad. Murray. ' nranes iHway Ottasen, MaatL' Harvey A. Parker. Bennton, Oeorg B. Parkinson, WhKney. 'antes A. Famall (UeuL) Salt Laka Ctty. Eugene PasinL Salt Laka City. MsKtire. PiriU. Parson. That Delos L. Peay, Provo, "i nyram s. Ferry, BprlncviUa, Ralph Perry, Vernal Edward McClar Peters (Llent.) ' George X. Peters, Vernal. Alvia George Peterson, Gnnniaon. . Arthur L. Peterson. Salt Laka Citv. Frank Howard Peterson. SnydervUla. Jaha 0 Peterson (Corporal). Welhy, , Leonard H. Peterson, Bait Uke City. Vera A. Peterson, Salt Laka City.-Pete- r D. Pitts. MarysvUla. WUIiam Raymond Plata: Salt Laka Oity. Daa Potoviek. Binaham. Joha Henry Poison, Mammoth. " f Thomas J. Powell, Uhl Clsyton D. Preston (Sergeant). Logan, William Prlca, Ogdea. , Arthur Laoa Pritchard, Garfield. Marlia Proctor,' Panguitca. Reubea W. Badmall. Pleasant Grova. Albert L. Ralph, Rockland. Idaho. Cleyoa J. Beber. Santa Clara. 8parginnino, Salt Uk City. Harry Speight Salt Lak City. Ron W. Spencer. C- -t : Different Trouble. "I have an electric runabout'oo my hands.". "You're lucky. I have a on my flngera. ,' ruft-arou- Cutlcura Cmforta Baby's Skin When red, rough and Itching with hot, baths of Cutlcura Soap and touches of(' Cutlcura 'Ointment'1 Also make use. bow and then of that exquisitely seed- ed dusting powder, Cutlcura Talcum one of th Indispensable Cutlcura Toilet Trio. Adv.- - f -Hav Party for Him. Howell "My boy waa born on eleo, ' tlon day." Towetl "That Is a reel bssue. Cartoons Magazine. campaign Oar a4 areata fcy tetlma Akn. Jsls nlH tat a Hay nsai Oeetot rterce's risaaaat Fslleta. A4. Steele, heaeeea. 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