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Show t 4 THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE. UTAH AMERICAN WOUNDED AT PARIS RED CROSS HOSPITAL FOOD UP TO THE AMERICAN TRENCHES TAKING 0 f ' I I H I Vi f j ' ioyr iS : It : t ' I.' Vi, v 't w ' va 1 I . If'1! I 1 i a1 y ?' - - hi.9 Y f . t At ol t t- ilt 'vv?$$r i v,rr V iV v . ! ii , Jg - 'K fVt American soldiers who have been wounded and have been cared for In the American lied Cross hospital in Paris, u which was formerly known as Doctor Blakes hospital. - A BRITISH CAMEL TRANSPORT IN PALESTINE rout, cur hauled by mule, to the trenchea under rover of denno wootbi, -Lnn n r niAjnnn Trunpurtlnjj fixd on a uarroW'Knng , J 4 AMERICAN TROOPS THROWING HAND GRENADES rr i f? I A y. K-- n-- I ' . ' f )? t 4 i V H U f ffet f I J, p k'1 'i " v v X r- - s v w ' .,, 5 '' WXt: A .ts4, s k .. ' i " 00 11 rfit iinii fill ti Mrtliv U nOrlil ut ,s UvV'wvV'i transport attached to the British army crossing a pontoon bridge, built by British engineers across River Jordan. The transport is in the rear of the British army which has routed the Turks out of Palestine. A camel the 1 3. JAPANESE MINISTER OF WAR BARRICADED STREET IN FRENCH VILLAGE f.'t'T .f k2SOTjv A liyuaan sji V..1 PM. J v ' Vr s r 'lu it M t ,k f ialTVt YttUM.aYrik? v- - VuY4 Lh1 , ii EUp v i r- - - 7- -- ii- r ' , v A group of Amerlenn wihUers In shell holes on the western front throwing hand grenades Into the German Rues. Most of them are crouching low In their shelter, while one Is sheltered behind a tree to bo protected from enemy shrapnel. . r SENT OVER BY FRANCE Yv ' spr ' 4 w4" v vvNn7 WxSJr - p". y '' '",v ( Sf f , AO-riK -- FRONT ON ITALIAN BRITISH TOMMIES s IV 4 Tyi V , rjjm m lV r ' .t:s ' VVh A, ,y 'Y i 1m Vvfk I i h 4 p MaJ. Gen. Kenlchi Okshlma, JapanThis interesting picture shows British JLroops who have barricaded a street somewhere on the western front In order to stem the onrush of the ese minister of army affairs. enemy. a CONVALESCING AT SOUTHPORT, Towed Big Ship on Land, A caterpillar, slowly measuring Its length over the desert with" a ship in tow, was one of the sights of Imperial valley, Cull fornla, the other day., The boat, a vessel of t draft, was mounted on skids, en route from Salton sea to the railroad at NUand, where lt will be loaded onto cars for shipment to a seaport, whenceit will sail to Alaska to be used by prospec- ENGLAND Col, A. Fagalde has been detailed by the French government to Inspect A of British Tommies during n moment of leisure from the fighting the Instruction work of the French on the group front. They are seen In rather a comfortable dugout with three Italian officers who are assisting in the train- of not them, forgetting tbir mascot, kneeling on top. ing of our national army' on this side, lie is ' accompanied to the various camps by a commissioned officer and. a ncncora. WORN-OU- T BY OUR SOLDIERS ABROAD 40-fo- 1 Rve-foo- tors., A Gleaning a La Ruth. Kentucky farmer makes, to the j f? Louisvlllejdourier-Jonrna- the l 20-acr- the-harve- st 1 , n England, has inaugurated a scheme to provide holidays and recreation for the convalescent American soldiers. The first contingent of Americans who had been wounded and were sent to Southport to convalesce are having good times and at no expense, for everything Is free to them. A pair of them M shown ruling burros on the sands. Southport fi-'- e let-the- as-wa- sea-wat- V i i-- - A i A wm fr'i j Ael. - -- V I" I -- XV f 4' , - I I.-- I ' 4 l APy : -- Ct: V 4 v y - jcrrj: r y WYa. v4' S f f i 1 'k ' 4 -- 7 v. "V . 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After fighting for 15 years against a! imty . Recorder. the admission of1automoffieiJt6"fhe In An recently apparatus has recently been anpslandr favor of motor vehicles. The contest nounced that will give a continuous was one of the liveliest the town bad record of salinity by the The final vote wa Measurement of It electrical conducj had in many years. K& in favor and 2bG against. The mat- tivity. A pair of electrolytic cells has ter came up on the Question of aceept- - been designed which, when used with galvanolug an act of the legislature, repealing a suitable alternating-curren- t an act of 1914 forbidding the opera- meter, will give satisfactory operation tion of motor vehicles. The election In connection with a recorder.. The i was of more than local Interest, for a compensation is obtained considerate part of the og position t by placing both cells, wlnrh are Id the automo! J.-- had come from the largb two arms of a Wheatstone bridge, in rammer colony that goes there from a uniform temperature bath. Scientific many ports of the ewawj i' y tfK30Wr - r' x -C A ; tm-fcatur- s Lmt-rican- , j ! Heaped high in this monster pile are the shoes Uncle Sum who are fighting in France. worn-ou- t by the s I. |