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Show THF, SPANISH FORK PRESS. SPANISH FORK, UTATT ef boo, embBzzm Into it. y . till Si, IN Ultll 4 ibly ODdbl, wiim hiw. hit lny Hdljr, fiyeu hoM t In Ai it Me tin n Cllin, Vounds n b a d then bruhin f count Ul heir lay." nee in t UugL I M nd bleu nt win ncoekj the V Mrcupaii e of ile Ui wen and yet IllxIntN deration 'wwwyi . - ''-- i-- jn weSsL '0 W vj Received ,s ' Battle fit in h tlnr )ou (It) ' ingtand Must Disuse of More Than Ufa Million Horses, lany of Which Bear nd, kind Tm foes ofWi fitter om n mi PRESIDENT WILSON LANDING AT BOSTON Imv-fu-d V S ' f fv By LLOYD ALLEN s ' Special Staff Correspondent. Wren-rNfWpKT t'nloal XiMnN.-Ov- er half a niilllon lie roes of the war. ninny f them "fold stripe" - - srviVo r- ,'.rrlkIO four-legge- ,rs.s. nre being given the kind of honorable din-,- e ,(ire ean receive: sold to und nilier civilians. to fill the .ind need In this country's trim y) c rV jm., M, ,iiv "mlllK ton linriilir H.l'-- r, fr.mi (he cutler O.Hli.e e I.J.I. mi.t the S. V(in!iImi;i.ih y In It. 114 FUNERAL OF U. S. VICTIMS OF FRENCH TRAIN WRECK system. thou-I- s thought i" America where nf tlie.e homes came from, thut British mmy horse led 'os pre-u- s as the machine on of trenches, line timt the in J(,rl ng those !imi months of wur, when were buying ish army agents in the I'nited States, there were Amer-stHd- x v who honestly believed the exi-ten- lut atiout one week of shell fire. e the American horses ,u should being brought to England from ce If you cm r believed the life of hundred-to--bu- t irxe ut the front was a tlmt death would come In the of a Hun shell. Ily the hundred suid these sleek, well kept, welt quadrupeds nre being auctioned a eager buyers. W'Uiid hut Inferno mornlm f I mi) d. iraelta er comie bow e after ib iu clothei to Nr hnw t heeebt ITer fir mend amend lont If thmut a ooftet r to replt y and me to F hen forme. at welt re more i tboa e stout ed.T is after yon t talk e to Ur. cottlN fount norniui ne ie d stool bh poD n cow Sell it miss. ee tin '" rs vl demohifahex sUtioe U 77 . No animal more than twelve years old will be offered. These steeds will go into a surplus my wore In France four years; that must he disIn wounded were but y action, posed of In Belcarefully eared for by the army gium and Northern rlrmries and benr today the honest France where the s of Imttle ns the memento of the when tiny helped win dvlllza-- a peasants are trying to repair war damwar. ue of the first lots sold went un-th- e ages und get hack to a pence footing, hummer nt Wares Edgeware and where the citII reMisor.v, about the middle of luuerul of the 18 American soldiers who were killed In a recent truiu wreck near Nunoirs, France. ies are faced with femtMT. the problem of setHeres a liore that deserves the GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL BUILDING DESIGN torla Cross' Hie auctioneer shouted tling buck Into the of n tbe tirxt horse, a black gelding, peace. pursuits There Is a wide trotted out. "Hes got two wounds is credit and is still going variety of stock strong." for the clvillun gelding v.ns sold for about $130 ertcaii money. buyer to choose from, varying from Equine Losses Announced. ' the heavy Iercher-on- s .ijor General Sir W. II. Illrkbeck, etor of remounts In the British to the light y. has just announced the losses type useful for the mg the British war horses during ordinary wagon entire period of the war. and Including sadbaring the last four months of deserts and plenty of vultures. Funda- dle horses and driviug stock. I," General Birkbeck declared, In the first lots thut have just been the mentally, however. It Is the Briton's lies In France lost 14 per cent of sincere love for the horse that forbids sold the Irish horses were prominent Ir horses, or about 3 adopting nny Yuthless expedient lu In breeding and hardness but were per cent ith. That period Inc'kded the re-i- t reducing the Egyptian forces to a peace rather excelled in size by the- Truns from Mons, the first battle of the time footing. Atlantic classes graded with them. rne, and th General Allenhy, the British com- Doubtless many of the' American first battle of Ypres. Ia the follow lug year the losses were mander In the Near East, has cabled horses will be bought hero for hunters. rteen and a half Army men speak highly of tin per cent for the that every effort will be made to place Ie twelve months. In 1917 the all surplus horses In the hands of na- American mule. On the battlefield the This Is the accepted design for the George Washington Memorial building, which It Is promised to erect in Washtes rose to 2b per cent, 10 per cent tives who will treat the animals well mule made good. But among the Brit- ington. Congress has given the land, the fine arts commission has approved the plans and the George Washington which took place during the last and Infinitely better than the peoples ish horse owners there is a gruve,dls-trus- t .'leinorlal association, of which Mrs. Henry F. Dlmock Is president, Is raising the necessary funds. It will be a mere months of the of this of morial not only to Washington, but also to the soldiers of 1770 aud 1917. Imported luxury. mnny European nations. year, the balance the losses As a matter of fact the mule Is the being chiefly owing to Nuturally the horses will be returned heavy fighting at Vimy Ridge, to Industry at a slower rate than they chief problem iu this side of demobilYOUNG HERO OF GREAT WAR ization. Nobody wants him for peace tchendiilc, and the beginning of were mobilized. BRUSSELS MONUMENT TO EDITH CAVELL ht bombing." in thousands of them There work. are When Sir J. Cowans came to the taring tin lnst year of war war office shortly after the British de- the army, trained to hnrness or saddle. few Imrsos were lost; two clared war on Germany, he hud to Yet even the most optimistic army pera half per rent being the official obtain 133,000 horses In 14 days. Ills son here Is wondering how on earth mate. Among (he British cominer-Arm- s methods were successful. The horses the government 13 going to enthuse the Konieil'lng liko 20 per cent were supplied by the business people clvillun buyer or, the subject. in horses me always either sick or of England and Included the best of May Use Same as Food. Ung. as ut annual While the wnr office Is devoting a lot The Kitchener dlvl average, while Leicestershire. official British e slons, however, demanded the services of thought to getting rid of surplus army reports fact that In France, due to of at least 700000 horses. horses, the food controller, acting Incareful attention of the veterln-a- . Then It was that the British horse dependently, has possibly suggested a the usual average was a bit buyer made his appearance In force In kind of remedy horseflesh has Just than twelve per cent the markets of America. At the same been put on the list of food stulTs the ,'th'T America cm rvofltnbly fol- - time buyers were busy In Spain, Ar- price of which Is controlled by govthe accepted PAtlsd 8ygtem of gentina, China, Australia, Tunis, Al- ernment order. loblllzing army lursea Is a Owing to the Increased demand for grave giers, and Somaliland. "tlon. With the present shortage In nre a horseflesh for human consumption, It authorities the .Confronting ' D(' ho pressing needs of Eu--a- n number of grave problems Just now. has been found necessary to control the peoples for foodstuffs, together First of all there Is an urgent need of prices both to retailers and consumh of transporting disposing of all surplus army stock ers," the official order rends. The prices fixed nre Interesting. The ,r',r:",n'8 nrn,y home, It Is with the least possible delay. But ,..e horspg must needs there are too many horses. Only sev- householder buying at retail will have Rher left behind or sacrificed, to enteen per cent of all army stock ac- to pay no more than 31 cents a pound aTew!ll,t 10 the already stagger-uct- u tually came from England. Manifestly for the best cuts. The heart, liver of war. It Is Impossible to return one hundred and bond meals cuts, known here ns HnR,lKh ,N0,,,e hnv been told per cent to England and thereby glut the offal cuts (no Joke Intended), mny ' probability some thousands the market and demoralize the present be sold to retail trade ut ltf cents a Pt schedule of prices. So even though pound. hawh""!? 8 ,n far awJr disposed of lu one of the horses arc literally eating their Eating horseflesh Is merely a featale.aS: r,1",,rlnt,on. destruction, heads off at great cost to the govern- ure of the meat shortage England and ment the number of sales must he reg- all of Europe are now experlenelng. Shootln0 of Animals. Meat and butter nre going to bo hard ulated to meet the actual demand. w v, held be must sales to get here for the next year or so. horse the Also, otlnc n Sl""S' 8,,Rtlmpnt agnlnst In Is the the one and fuel only point fH,,,Ful animals. And In all sections of the country, That WMMwwr re number of practical oh-- quantities offered must conform to the (the whole food problem on which the ll battle-scarre- d The officials stand hero who pat. food salutes ministry ,),nn The earcasses needs of each community. KSOOftnao1' you In the above photograph Is iJau ' Meat sellers may he able to dispose rl!l or horseflesh can- Sell 25.000 a Month. he si Kovtnlk. a Czecho-Slova- k some of the horses over the counter lad of thirordI!.2 nf Nl.mply by RKn,nlf an Following tills system ns closely as of who has to bis crwl't four years teen, dls-- , In pound lots, but what of the 10,000 n to men does hope ,houh KRyPt they can, the army in battle, where he fought 8n,tes of uninhabited pose of gome 5,000 horses a month. friendless mules here awaiting sale? alongside of the men, two nicks on U,s gun for two dead Germans, and a badge of hcuor for the. capture of a cannon. He Is A$ OIL Flour Paste Stumps Crew. here to be educated tinder the dtvec-H- n MEN USE PLANES by officers of two oil companies to hur& $ Strafford. Bn.'Tons of flour pnsto i field. of a professor of the University ry from ltnngor to a new found a of debris the scattered of through and In a military train the Chicago, governrr.Oy field, Barron at Officers a'cLP,,?et New lde WiM Become hwMMMdlaWfcMWMaedMMM wreck here gave the wreckers Ing school. Jun sawr much fighting, ment flying field here, say It will be freight ,or Speedy Arrivals are one of their worst Jobs In several The city of Brussels has erected this monument to the memory of Miss having been on five fronts, the Rns-slaonly a short time before ulrplanes oil t Well. In yeura. A number of cars loaded with Edith Cavell, the English nurse whom the Germans murdered. the Turkish, Hungarian, Italian and In general commercial use And then It Austrian. He tramped Siberitf front and the flour were smashed. Ihelr of speed because fields, Kiev to Vladivostok with the Czech-(u- v k,mnrlal success or adaptability of the country for flying rained. The View. Fictions Fascinations. army. ,Ne2!1?MVia oil fields so purposes. In He Needed It seems to be There trouble Is stranger Ilian fiction." Truth lie estimate ,,,n flrSt t0 ri'nCh The Burron field authorities Snn FrnncNco Henry Strub had a Chinn just now. Yes," said Miss Cayenne. "But U un Tractors In Palestine. Ult 1,10 nlrI'lune may thut It costs the government $50 of tobucco and coin,, mouthful In is not only scarcer, but often less endid a crash She hear the Oh, Minsk, you flu but locomotives and tractor plows hare In IH the air, hour to keep a plane oil I,,'"" ln,'am of locomotion flu new lie 1ms a , e he kltcher, tool a bad memory, been Introduced lu Palestine, tertaining." ' The ai,.!,' r,ll"S o big doal- - that the oil men could operate a tnnsk. "us used recedes for $40 an hour. - y com-itive- I wen T tr ly re-th- of W e co The i. to n wf nch eJ lllcultJ "Mr , MI tbJ llOU vf pil'i ce mod ich k said b CO 1) 'ind beet 2 yZT $H3g: j i 2jV, round v- IB ef r I IIS n, wit! 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