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Show V PAGE TWO TIIE JOURNAL, LOGAN CITY, CAClfE COUNTYr UTAH. - THE JOURNAL MISS KITCHENER BCBUsaLU AND KARL EDITOR Rtf MAJL, PER BY CARRIFjC TER MONTH, In 'v te X 'J Love Versus Wine 0 Z. Empey Author of "Over th "First Peacock Coa Tor CH" Etc 0--00 Standard Coal! 0 Mr. Empfhys Experi- ences During His Seventeen Months in theFIrst Line Trendies of the wi tw. MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PRESS . The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to Hie aae for republic, fief of alj pew dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited news published herds ffelf paper and also th'locl herds are also reserved Advertising Ratee 1urahliet On Application British Army in France vlf W, AH ytfhta of repuhllcatiou of special dispatebee (Copyright, ; BUT, by The MeGliuy TBUcete hsvuAMf The English Xlon was roaring, and his growls could be beard all along the western front. No- doubt many a German general was stirring uneasily In f his large concrete dUgout, ldbW behind the German front line, as Like Sk thundering . roar reai lied Ids eurs. view of his may had a close-ujesty, the king of beasts, and to us he NAPOLEON AND WILLIAM. - shell-proo- THE story that' William II intended to give himself up to the 'I - X j ( For the Love o Mike, Atwell, Crack a Smile." of ten to twenty men in enarge ot a sergeant, to reconnoitre on our flunks. One duy I was sent out in Charge uf nne of these parties Oft- - Yes I "us a sergeuufYHen.'Mmt'I lost itiy stripes disobedience orSTrders they culled it, I suppose I ought to feel lucky I wasnt shot, but. Ill leave" it to you whether I did right cr not At that time I wua in for a commission, but, of course, didnt get It. If I bad received it, no doubt by this time Id be pushing up the daisies somewhere in France, In those days officers didnt last long made flue targets for the Bodies, This patrol I was in charge of carried rations for three days. We were to scout around just in front of the advancing enemy, but our orders were not to engage them just get information. If the information obtained was valuable enough, I wns to send it in by one of the men: There were fourteen of us,' and wjjvere mounted. I .was In the Lancers then, and was considered a fair rider. "The first day nothing happened. We Just scouted around. By nightfall we were pretty tired, so when we came to a village wasnt a village, either; Just five or six houses clustered around a church I decided to -go Into billets for the 111 g lit. Riding np to tlia largest house, which had a four-fostone vyull running around its garden, I dismounted at the gate and knocked with the hilt of my sword. Pretty soon a light appeared at the front door the house WPS on A sort ot a knoll, so this door was in plain view. Then the sweetest voice I ever heard called out In trembling tones, in perfect English, too, but with just the suspicion of an accents Who is there, please Y I answered, Just a few English Lancers .who desire a place to rest for the night. The barn will' do. We dont want anything to eat, as we have rations with us. So, If you will , British when he abandoned his army was short lived. IIol- Western Nwpaper Vnion land, whose reigning sovereign was a w'oman, offered a tempting .Xw.ivv asylum. Internment was better than arraignment before a crim- - j sister of the late Lord Kitchener, la among the prominent was a hilt In looking specimen. INitches inal court in England, wherS a coroner had found the kaiser' res EugiKli women engaged In war work. Miss Kitchener lias given her services of liklesorry were worn away, while In his been at umriuis active eervlce near lied stations the battle line, tan were two iilg knots. If these knots ponsible for murder on the high seas, a pronouncement that had to Dm era French br UtrUmtl Cm'rt Wh labeled it would have ugly possibilities. It was-a- t least symptomatic of the temper of !Lhlbf! been easy to read "Neuve Chapelle tha British people. He could not have brought himself to follow and "Gallipoli. The memory and the example of Napoleon, who from his retreat in Rochefort, and pain of these two disasters no doubt increased the intensity of his thunder. before gojng aboard the" Belleroph on , addressed the following letThe Rrltjsh bombardment of "'the ON FOOT. OTHER SHOE ' f ter to the Prince Regent: , . German lines was on, a bombardment-wlikis that Germany protesting against the terms of armistice, ' "Exposed to tjie factions which distract my country Xn lasted over eight days and JjOW f and to the It was the forerunner of the nights. to enmity of the greatest powers of Europe, I is for and, preparing plead mercy at the peace conference, or Battle of the Somme. Push, Big r have closed my political career, and I come, like Themi-- it might be well to recall the speech made by Count Roon, a mem- - Atwell and I were sitting in a dug- stodea, to throw myself upon the hospitality of the Brit- - , ber of the Prussian house of lords, orithe first day of last July. III Ish people. I put myself under the of their not official, but it clearly shows the bent of my mate.ve both had been detailed was The ultimatum ' laws, which I claim from your Royalprotection Highness, as the the divisional Intelligence departthe Prussian mind before the American troops turned upon the to ' . most powerful, the most constant, and the most generous ment, and were engaged upon spy Germans at Chateau Thierry. The war lord was still in the work." ' of my enemies. and the junkers beiived they would win the war. Count saddle Atwell, although of naturally Has the kaiser thought of exile in the United States ? It L redisposition, occasionally cheery most of who a a man the and Roon, type, pronounced iR the mind of Napoleon after his downfall. He planned a into fits of despondency. lapsed would not hesitate to enslaVe the people of other nations, an- In the light from a stump of a canVoyage to America, and sought a permit from the British govern-mea- t. nounced the following terms upon which Germany would consent dle I was making opt my previous To the fMlerophon, cruising between the islands of Dleron days report to turn into brigade ABlI came Savary and Las Casas with a letter from Napoleon to peace: i headquarters; Occasionally the en- Annexation of- Belgium. trance to the dugout would light up Asking whether tha permit had arrived, and, if not, whether his with a red flare as a shell burst in the of Flanders. be Independence would MaitThe was that prevented. departure reply Captain "Annexation of the entire Flanders coast, including Calais. land had orders to intercept the fugitive. Then it was that the dictated the letter to the Prince Regent and made Annexation of the Briey and Longwy basins and the Toul, 1!1 wet an;1 mud,!y wal1 of the duxut, 'The rays from the candle lighted np ' to boat'd the and Verdun regions eastward. Belfort to preparations Rellerophon. According report, his face. j William II has considered Corfuaa a place f dignified and agree- , Great Britain to cede to Finishing my report, I got out a Germany . of all her colonies able residence, and it is rather curious that Corfu, as well as St. fag, lighted it. and with an uneaay Restitution to Germany of all her ccolonies, including feeling listened to the roar of the hell g ffelena, was discussed as a penitential, retreat for Na. outside. A sigh caused poleon, Nothing but an island would do. Elba, so near France, . Great Britain to cede to Germany, such naval bases and coal- me to look in Atwells direction. Never in my life hnve I seen such a haf proved too much like a prkdn-hous- e without doors,' St. ing stations as 'Germany desires. countenance. dejected and Helena commended Itself as a place of exiie because it was remote in a'way, angered me, because This, Great must to Britain cede Gibraltar war its return Spain, in stormy seas aud all the landiif&s were protected by batteries. I, inyself, right then, had a feeling of It may be recalled that before Captain Maitland set sail for St. fleet to Germany, restore Egypt to Turkey and the Suez canal to impending disaster, a sort of unknown, dread, perhaps intermingled with a' accommodate us, miss', will , Helena With his renowned captive a futile attempt was made to Turkey. I for the fields and I was in love with that girl Greece must obliged. under former JKing Constantine. flowers atlonging serve a supboena from the Court of Kings Bench in a trumped-u- p tohome. I wanted be. before I saw her the voice had done Austria and Bulgaria will 'divide Serbia .and Montenegro, cheered, and Atwells face looked like the trick. suit for libel, in which the was wanted as a witness. a morgue. Great Britain, France and the United States must pay all of She answered, Just a moment, 'Napoleoot friends had a high opim6npf the convenient processes Forcing a smile I slapped Atwell on vilense, until I tell father, and then war the minimum a costs, of Germanys indemnity being law. William If were to be brought before the acgt English the knee and eald the' door shut and the light disapCome out o your trance. Weve They also must agree to deliver raw materials immedcusing Coroner, the defendant would have-n-o trouble in retaining peared. We didnt have to wait long V ' both a for chance got good Blighty before the door opened, and she called iately. , W adroit Kings Counsel. with this bombardment on. to me: and remain are France to Belgium occupied at their expense until f . Hail as ha might at his Atwell looked in my direction, and imprisonment on St. Helena, NapoleFather bids you welcome, and so In tone of voice which from him I do I, soldiers of England. on, who had been declared an outlaw by the Congress of Vienna, the conditions are carried out. . before, answered: Then she opened the. gate. There must have learned that upon his surrender. England had decided Count Roon has not been heard from since the armistice was hod never heard ZJank, Ive been out since 14, Ive she stood on the gravel path with the to treat him as a prisoner of tha allied powers, and that his de- signed. Nevertheless, it would be just like him to join the chorus buried many a mate and Ive seen lantern held shoulder high. I tremtention was approved in a convention signed on Aug. 2 at Paris, now. welling up from all parts of Germany, the burden of which is many a lucky bloke' on a stretcher bled all over thought I saw a vision. I tell you, Yank, she was beautiful. the associated powers engaging to appoint commissioners to wit- peace on earth and no punishment for the Huns. The British fleet One of the kipd you would like ness the custody of the illustrious enemy of society. On July 31, would have been a most valuable acquisition, and all the my stay In tha trenches will be short. in your arms, but wont for fear before Napoleon saw the shores of England fade from his sighf, other junkers were of the same opinion as Count Roon that these Ive had something on my mind since of crushing. No use for me to try to 1914, 'and its been worry-- ' describe her, Yank, its out of my line ; Sir Henry Bunbury, secretary vto the admiralty, and Lord Keith, war vessels should rightfully belong to the kaiser and be used by September, ing me pink. Im goin to tell yon the but she captured me, heart and sold. In command at Plymouth, exhibited to him a document the him to insure the freedom of the seas, a phrase continually story, arjd Ill give yon my oath that There I stood like pur- n'great, big boob, the first one thats ever heard shaking and stuttering. vhich wus (hat to insure taeipace At last I Europe, which ihe lugged in by the Germans in their notes to President Wilson. you're it from my lips ; but Ive got to have managed to blurt out 'a stammering had Hoisted from his retreat in Elba, he traa to pass his remain- - Probably it never occurred to the count and his party that so long your promise that youll not judge me Thank you, miss. ' ing days in St. Helena. "Peace with hinj would be only a truce, as the British fleet remained afloat Great Britain could not be too harshly. Ive Just got to get it She showed us the way to the stables and stood in the door holding the Alexander of Russia had told Caulaincourt pleading, before the beaten, and that the warships of the central powers were not out o my system." Just then a sighing moan could be lantern so we conld see to unsaddle. I abdication, for the basis of the old frontiers, with Napoleon numerous enough to become masters of the seven seas. It is dif- beard overhead.' It was one of our was fumbling around with the buckles, promising good behavior. , Exile to Elba had been insisted upon, ficult to imagine England in such dire straits that she would surshells aimed in the but for the life of me couldnt get that of Berlin. We both Instinc- saddle off. One of the men, with a wink but even exile had proved a truce. ' render her fleet to the Germans and become a third-clas- s . powrer direction x because : tively turned our eyes toward the en- and a broad grin, came over and helpThe cases of Napoleon and the former German not defend herself. aheould trance of the dugout and waited for ed me. That grin got my goat, so on Emperor are parallel in some respects, in others not. It WUliam II. has'not vx The counts the sly, I kicked him on the shin.a He ultimatum was ridiculous when it the burst. Nothing happened. "Another bloomin been a great soldier, he has been the cause of far more bloodshed was uttered, and, in the ejaculated let out an explosive damn. After light of recent events, it seems almost Atwell. A few more dud, hundred pounds that damn the silence wus painful. and misery, which he could have prevented by refusing to exer- idiotic, unless the count knew that there was grave danger that gone to seed, and then again the Tim poor fellow felt like a fool. I was cise his war powers. Both Napole6n and William planned to set the central powers would k defeated and was endeavoring to gloomy look spread over his counte- sorry for him, even though J could Up a vast empire, to dominate the world. Napoleon made war nerve the German people to still greater efforts. If he was bluff- nance. I was getting nervous and un- have killed him for his thoughtlessTrying to hide my fear, I said : ness. But,, our embarrassment was Htany times to realize his ambition: William thought to accom- ing and the bluff had any effect upon the minds of those for whom easy. "For th iove o Mike, Atwelt, crack because a silvery laugh iis in one plish object desolating conflict. He failed ignominously it was intended, those who heard and believed now see the' folly a smile. Give ns that story of yoora. came from behind the lantern, a laugh meanly, after falsely professing himself a friend of peace for of it, and their rage should know no bounds, for when the Hun or else HI go bughouse. You bad bet- that whs not loud, but It echoed and retwenty-fiv- e years. Military glory makes no halo around the delegates to the peace conference make heir pitiful pleas, some ter gpt It off or your chest, because echoed union,' the rafters Overhead. 1 that Frits will soon be can hear it right new, Yank. head of William. He was not a hero to his own army, for he entente representative' will be sure to read Count Boons ultima- Fm thinking replying to our strafing, and if an Aftr the horses had been unsadabimned the perils of the battlefield. He has not been distin- tum as an offset, r Germany has never shown shell ever hits this dugout dled and fed, the men looked appealany mercy to a guished as a legislator nor as an educator. .He has had no fallen foe and would not even now had the god of war decided in theyll need no wooden crosses for ingly at me. I knew what they us, because our names will appear were dog tired, and, dying to they Of humao liberty. His mental qualities are commonplace. her favor. So why should she squeal like a stuck pig at this stage the caption Missing, jlt the hay. Just as I was about to Posterity will regard him as more responsible than any other of the proceedings? Salt Lake Tribune.' With another sigh escaping from ask permission for them to turn la, the his IIp which sent a cold shiver up angel butted in with: human being for the sacrifice of millions' of lives in the great war, and down my spinal column, be lighted Poor, tired soldiers, sleepy and X as a ruler who might have been beneficent and wise, but For some time President Wjlson and the vocational educa- - a fag and started in. This U wbatbe hungry. Come right Into the house. to destroy the libe ruins an. odious despotism. To forgive him and to forget his the extension in a was back In September, 1914. tor you. compulsory way of general and vocational edu- Vlt We stammered our thanks and fob To u know I came out witb the first terrible transgressions would be tS condone therm cation. Dr. J. P. Munroe, vice president of the Federal Board hundred thousand, the time when all lowed her Into the house like a string , It pan Byer be said of Williams career what Professor J. for Vocational Education has expressed approval of the plan the fighting . was done in the open. of sheep. 'Yank, to me that meal was a Holland Rose has said of Napoleons: were smashing every- dream. She flitted around the table, The man who bridled the evolved recent educational conventions jn Utah, which propose The Germans thing before them, in their drive on filling a glass here and there, laughing devolution and remolded the life of France, who laid broad and to place boys and giris under the continuous supervision of school Paris. Our regiment was one of the with ns and making us feel at home. ' deep the foundations of a new life in Italy, Switzerland, and Ger- boards until they reach the age of eighteen years, requiring them few opposed to Voif Kluck. If yeas a The war was forgotten. By this time 1 of hold .Diem for a few hours and was madly in love with her, and she many, who rolled the west in on the east in. the greatest move- to be either in regular, e or eyenipg schools, and prorid- case then retreat always retreat x We knew It, because when she leaned over ment known since the Crusades, and finally drew the yearning ing for their training in health preservation, vocations and ser- didn't even have time to bury our my shoulder to replenish my glass with thoughts of myriads' to that .solitary rock in the South Atlantic, vice, as wcll as in general scholarship. The plan is calculated to dead. The grub was. rotten, and we red wine, her hair would brush my must-evewere just about fagged out dead tired, cheek, and once she rested ber hand oa stand ifl the very forefront of the immortals of human raise the general, standard of efficiency and give the students a with no prospect of a relief or rest In my shoulder and gave It just the slighthistory. William can be immortal only in hi?- "bad eminence. better chance in lifA ft wjll probably be presented to the next front of us. est sqneeze, I was in heaven. ' New York Times., .. sinnll was "It 'and customary for wjll deserve its most serious attention. patrols Legislature (To'Be Continued) . ! x Mi-.- s ij'-r- p , Cro-o- - ! - 'V pan-Germ- an ' - 153 t -- w. life-lon- , long-draw- n j j - , e DR.W.H.HEKDRICKS VETERINARIAN Phone 27 Richmond $45,000,-000,00- or full ton .of carrots or mangles. J. Journal. Good cows and work horses for sale. Phone Cardon Co. Logan, Utah. , WANTED FOR RENT Modern 2 room cottage with bath and pantry. 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