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Show Wednesday, June 2, l'J20. THE JOURNAL Memorial Serrice- -t of those who will never return in mortality: (Continued from page one) Utah. Wilford W. Anderson, Logan, Horace the press dispatches of the United States published a dispatch from General Pershing in ; It, Fork, Utah. LOOAK U.l , i IIALL ,0F CEROES - Argjie, Spanish Worthy Memorial Projected for ;' National Capital. Qk, George B. Willard, Utah Roy Robert De Witt, Logan, Ya Be Dedicated te Seldlere ef the cardy which read something like Utah- Whe Have Given ta It This a. m. our th this: Lawrence 1L Evans, Nephi; Republic -Their Last Full Measure af attacked a commanding Utah. ' man Devotion." position on a one ai Utah. Gowers, Ray Nephi, mile and front, captured quarter Edwin M. Grey, It now Elsinore, probable that. one of the town of Cantigny, inflicting the tangible- frulte ef the world war. Utah. on the enemy serious losses ki Walter B. Hanks, Grover, In 'ha fore. of memorials, win; M a killed and wounded. Our losses AN IIP08TANI LETTER Immense cotveation hall to he teeth Utah. .comparatively light. ed In the ; satietial capital, whnk George Milton Hanson, Provi strangely enough has too It was the first clash wMclp Bbhop, Ca.uy.-Abo- ut five really, antV the American troops had had in yws.sgo I suffered severely. I dence, Utah hble meeting' place for ,large consul Barney T, Justesen, Logan, If thh building, for which phtoa the great World war. It is ttue 1 wouldtwl a local doctor and be said have to undergo an opperw-doft- . Utah. have been ketepted and a 'splendid alta that our boys had been used &A When t Said No," he advised . uf Joseph Morrison,- Logan, Utah secured through t he replacements to fill up the decourse of treatments, i hap. Is' meet ed, It will be.' deetg Ray Peterson, Park City, congress. pleted ranks of the allies, but petad to think or Dr. IVrce's Mednated as a memorial, both to tha that battle of Cantigny was the ical Adviser, and la it I found my Utah. (and T8),und of,' 70 Tbo' CJaytor-Rfirst fight in which out boy's hid wae thoroughly described, t sat Preston, Logan reasonoffor, thus linking the (heroes of been exclusively under American right down and wrote to Dr. Fierce, Utah. the present filth those of colonial dafe then tried Dr. Pierces Favorite commahd The following day,1 Guy B. Alexander, Heber is that George Washington hlnuetf It Prescription took one bottle also Utah. the 30th day of May (two veqifs one responsible fotdho Idea ef a i memorial, bottle of Golden Medical Louis H. Rowe, Salt Lake City haring included la hla Will a, bequest ago yesterday) the press disused the Lotion of ffAQOO fen. the purpose, t This 'was Utah. patches announced a German Tablets and I have not been Edward It Walters, Logan, In tha fore at gtock certlflcates,'htd advance of ten miles, and that I have had two fine Was one of two gifts which fcongma they had taken 25,000 prisonp thy boys since then, and work Utah. I l ' a C. WUlmore Logan, It seemed as though they were hard. At that time lavas not able Joseph an irresistible force, and that to do my own work. I have used Utah the Pellets for the liver Fred J. Grant, Salt Lake City, nothing which the allies could nd Pleasant bowels for about 20 years, do could stay their progress. Utah. wouldn't .be without them. Mrs. There was at that time inia S. G. William O. Funk, Trenton, Albright, K. F. D. No. 1. little town which stands on the Utah. Wnte to Dr. Pierces Invalids Marne, and on which four years Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., if you want ; Jay H. Hogue, Cannon, Utah. before Jo(fre had successfully tree confidential medical advice, or Thorvald Rowley, Logan Utah nd 50 cents for the "Medical held back the German Legions, Melverne H. Toombs, Logan Adviser. a little town known as Utah. f I where an America Amos G. Hatfield, SprlngviUe General March referring to Utah. nurse had worked day and nidi in a French hospital during tne this incident says that it Was Maurke K, Miles, Smith field, war On the 31st dav of May, two characteristically Americah. The Utah. the Go- boys went into the battle singtwo years ago Leroy Eyre, Mintrsvilie. Utah mans had advanced far enough ing, and when they charged Dewey H. Ottosen, Manti, Floor Flan' of the Fropoosd Msntorlsl to shell this little town of lik Utahthey charged yelling Structure. 'Tho Cantor Oval In tha On the morning of Indians. B. Parkinson, Hyrum- - 'Auditorium Swiftly they pass, George Frofisr, Soatlng were 8,000 of Utah. that particular day, the wound- ed. Their Famous. , f - Indicatsa Aaaarkly ed under her care were being them, pitifully few to charge -Randle J. Draper, freedom, Rboma, h- Ftaaption Rooms,! and r i placed in automobiles and start- those legions of perfectly trained Wyoming C th Garriag Lanos. f ed on the road to Paris: she fol- German troops. But somehow We are here now . to unVei gat hltfi thticw fif tha fact lhlt.k went lowed in a motor car. She the Frenchmen felt .that al- this tablet which has .been pre- would achttno compensation of tha out into the main street where though there were not many of sented to the hott for, hla services. In aettlai college in memory usual M hla will, Washington the German shells were blowing them, yet they were going to of the men whose names I have saw this up the stones which Jay along stop the German advance. With read. I pray you my brethren designated that It bo used for- tha dtf, fastens of Mmwiedga, the road. Sun and sky were ob- them went the prayers and and sisters that their , memory While tbfiiorlglhhl stock certlficatm scured by the smoke and dust hopes of that splendid American tabbe the engraven upon hat long atnce.Wcomo of little talus, from the projectiles which werfe nurse her faith went with them. may lets of our hearts as indelibly as tha Idea hys never been loet slght of, town. She h had the in into arrived throwm the They being are engraven upon this taborgUltotlon was formed to minute of the last hour. they caught her breath in horror at let of brass. That their devo- ralat moiei- for the. memorISLi (toy the things she saw The scene If they did not stop the Germans tion, and and set ' sharing Injthfi grant war interrai has been graphically described ;he Germans would never be sacrifice patriotism, h work Ottilia society.' bnt ofi may be a living inspire other hamlihe coming of peacOmh by William Walto in the Cos- Stopped, and Paris must fail, tion to us and to our children anc given It incentive,' and solfilfi mopolitan Magazine. The motor rid tf Paris shoidd fall; the to our children's children as long proposed tb complete the . fuqd v(al- car carried her towards Paris. Germans would have a strangle as time shall last I their memory rehdy In tseh,wlth many, con All along the road was littefed hold upon France. Then the marines began to should live In our hearts forever. tingent promises la .addition) htod with all kinds of war materia The man who will proceed to erect a greht ponremtlon hall In 'hotoof interfering with the progress ob fight. Time and again the of out boy la khaki and the Retold- wounded wen as they slowthfa mans charged only to be sent unveil this tablet la a feLurrtot wounded tionary hei soldier inthe Argonne, made their way along. Suddenly back before a withering fire, was.I who believe and at Vosgre she saw a change in the atti- Time and again' the marines disabled for life, tude of the French soldiers. were all but wiped out, but they possibly 1 thank you. They were no longer preswmrjdid not falter; they fought on Germaife frantically on towards Pauarfand on, and filially the TJie Lincoln rail splitters have but were gathering together hesitated, giving way before other. forces place to hair splitters. given each them, the cream of their talking excitedly to The motor car in which she rode being compelled to give way to AN UNSOCIABLE CfctATUOft. stopped, and she asked the driv- those manly marines in drab. er u hat it all meant, and he re- Eight thousand there were who "Are the Jlbliletons the kind ot peoplied. I do not know MadonpL went into that fight, and six ple yen (ike te have abaut you? selle. The road was still clogged thousand two hundred of them Mr. No, replied Grumpaoh. with trucks, camions, baggagfj were either1 killed or wounded. --they're not The Jtbbletona are aland supplies. The girls attent&ri It was a high price to pay, but ways nagging me about beink unsw SettiOnal View af Memorial , Hall, was suddenly attracted across they saved Paris, and with PariB viable. They Seen te think that Just to a little hill, and it was her the salvation of France, and bemuse man builds a big. broad ver- building that now occupied, by tha Ud ears and not her eyes that gve with that loss went the last anda' around bin bonse he ought to Iennsjlvanla railway station. v s her the first clue as to what was chance of the Germans to win keep It clattered op with neighbor. It provides for h mala nndltorinm I bullf that veranda to alt on all by with a floor apace of 38,500 sguart happening. To her astonish- the war. It was the first day of I and mind dont telling you feet with a gallery Of 10,000 ago are myself ment she heard singing coming June. Remember it my brethren tltere wa are times wish It when I feet the two having n seating ch)a-It- y from the direction of that lijttle and sisters and friends, a day r mile wide."- Birmingham of 7,000, and ho Suitable fur Frenchan in the knew to be that never she and forgotten hill, aid. balls, public receptkms,'tc, augural 'she people-TheAmerican nals of the men did not sing. Presently as well as convention a. Grouped fibfiut were supported, it ts saw some lusty drab forms in Walk Right In. tbe main auditorium are am alter halls. the distance, and soon with un- true, by .batteries of artiller; The president of a provincial The Second floor is to bet h bteqoet council opened the session with the hell with a speakable joy she saw the flutteh and other divisions of Amer capacity of COO pecabil address: rooms of a flag, the same flag that h6w can troops, but the brunt of the following to servo os petifim and designed -Until now, gentlemen, we have been nent offices for r flies upon that flag staff, iAnfl conflict fell to the American patriotic of our Mechanics Mhgaalnes in a feeling of ecstasy threw marines, the Fifth and Sixth compelled te send the patients province to the asylum ef X. But tod her arms in the air as wave after detachments under the at last, I have the pleasure of anday, made Neville. forms drab of Captain wave of the that wa have In course ef nouncing ' For three days these 8,000 construction a great Insane as) turn their appearance. mar- men held off the German forces, exclusively for ourselves. (Bravo! They were the American to Day af Solemn Obaarvanoa. 1 J ines, and as they swept along which gave the French timehad Bene!) Bulletin of Italian Society, Those who cannot bring themselvei Americans recoup. These they sang the chorus: to a cenmttoh of their normal pursnlt the with Frenchmen the fjlled Over there, over there, long enough to Join Is the memorial jp) to bow tboir bee da la a haw Rend the word over there j ) highest hopes and expectations, strvlcea, thousand . and they said if eight That the Yanks are coming, ipentary tribute to American valor,- at what like that, least can refrain from making the The drums rum tumming evef'J men can fight oould not a million do? Glory event tha Occasion ot holiday. The) where. bh glory followed them as the own, this much to th dead find to thi Ro prepare, say a prayer. families whea hearts tow saldehed. $ays went by. Send the word to beware. Wood. Amtfteha aenuatent can he shews n Belleau to went They ovdr were Well he over, coming n better way than by observing hit as known is Wood Belleau h6w And we won't come back tilT itb M M h real Maasrlal day, the Wood of the American mar-over, ever thereines. And here the story is the fiWQMirewWNVKMWMrnHwiil Same as that of Chateau-TlunrouoHtTcu THE UNFOREOTTtN. I ry, and the story I have repeatBat If wa erg net suited ta each the of common story ed is the NfriaSiW daag to SOftht Ware etatr, wilt you 'yetmlt ms ts get h . hoaow atamhae, rgonne and of the Vosges. divorce t Tansoriy hlanhatod by vsrdakt Those were the battle fields even fiber certainly, Ill sad yen . FOR SALE where acts of heroism and sa- A h myriad mw beneath Md mtal terWRUrat thwaMe, in the best farming sectiqp crifice, which have never been await tha final not ot Go. . in the state exceeded in the history of the Sweet -rw ove oed were ALL IN CROPS The kitssd." rsmemnaifiiha stoo note lerttM itrt I performed.world, too apMTnw Ml cay rount htetceiiui Bren We are here now for the purThere are plenty of poor! The fiitooua sutar W powdered pate oaoo Whs paaa 1M Of tablet Hn , Instewf of talcum. farms for sale but here pose of unveiling this sway, Do aarto Mfgmta M kit fay hhd the ideal bronze on .which are the namfes your chance to ceetmry Fmaas. - i Ah lev forgot ton ar la krfo farnrr home. Terra- s- are of the men who went from this -Wbet le the difference between I - hrwt Say. or students either Write for particucollege right. la attending to bis son and man nho lars quick they cant last graduate, who gave their lives hetr In the woodshed hnd his daughter ut h Who e upon th SoM M Starr. in the service of their country. who la la her room powdering her long- ; Whether on ocoah'o pUda o You will observe here that this sunburned Acer -"Service Flag has upon it 1,235 I suppose the chief SUfertticw la Thar are the nafnrgnttan- - and omit and that the father with his souls tanning Twelve hundred starsRlF. D. 1. 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