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Show , THI? WEEKLY REFI.FY. KAYSVILtE. IITAII If Kidneys Act KawoIViGO 7 lt' I ; 1 Priei!: 4 Take:. Salts to Lhe w ' UfaEa work-la- g TOOELE With twenty-threproperties. Tooele county ranks third In tho state Incumber of proalso ranks ducing mineral mines. .It fclgh in tho livestock Industry. VERNALf rinteh county is second ta ths state In production of alfalfa seed, producing IJJ3I bushels In 192), and third In corn, with n crop of 67,000 bushels in 1927. 8ALT LAKE Producing 62,699,-25- 7 pounds la 1927, Utah county ranks second in the state la production of lead. It Is first In alfalfa hay, apples, honey, peaches, pears, spring wheat '' and cattle. HEEER CITY Wasatch county produced 67,666,161 worth of mineral la 1927. It ranks second In volume of ore treated, second In minerals produced, second In gold, stiver and sine, and third In copper and lead. Summit COALVTLLE countys eight working mines In 1927 produced 65.371,264 worth of minerals and 6135,-90- 1 worth of coal The county ranks third In tons of ore treater, third In production of sine and third la produ tlon of coal RICHFIELD Tbe beet sugar harvest of Sevier valley Is about half over, according to officials of tho Sugar companys plant at Elsinore. Tho, beet factory will start aUc Ing beets for the vats soon and expects to run continuously for a period of from four to five weeks. OGDEN Dell Adams' of Layton, Utah, stopped off hero on his way homo from a hunting trip and displayed a deer, a mountain sheep and a mountain goat, which ho bagged on the middle fork of the Salmon river. Bla companions on ths trip were A. Johnson of Aron and Billy Wilson, an Idaho guide. Each of these also hot n deer, a sheep and a goL PROVO Rate ore again overruling Utah county find doing untold damage, Utah-Idsh- while tanners art reluctant to take any measures to eradicate them, according to agricultural officials here. W. J. . Thoyne, county agricultural agent; Grover Clyde and H. V. Swenson, district agricultural inspectors, all said recently that thousands of the rodents were extant. BOISE Idaho darles Increased tho output of ever product but casein during the first six months of 1928, George N. Tucker, state director of dairying, Te porta. Tho production of commercial butterfat was 12,397,059 pounds, compared with 11,868,034 pounds during the tame period laet year and brought In 65.602,300, compared with 65.287,468 last year, an Increase ol . awe-inspiri- the-wa- r et SPANISH FORK ed - long-standi- ' ng -- - i ! ' ar qunt-itle- i -- -- -n- f l Iro-fi-ssn- n er Protected by Padlock , A dilapidated building, know g tbe Highway Inn, la destined to poke Its walls into tbe heart of Milwaukee t cew bonlevard. Because of government padlock the structure t be wrecked nor can It be morri. ond so, when the street has been wid ened and paved the derelict will pro Jed some 25 feet Into the rondway. When tbe day come for the lift ing t tbe padlock order, the building will w moved or torn down am! tbe pip filled in. .. 80-foo- eu-no- .... Comb honey pro- GUNNISON ) Sh1pm enta from Gunnison, according to j illillr. of r.gnesia will amount to 120 carloads of cauliflower and 30 of cabbage, the product coming from the fields In tho Westvlew dla-trlct Ut has found Its way to the mar-- I E. Haacock, representing Smith and Hancock, wholesale merchants of Lake, handling the products. Seven carloads have been shipped In the last week, making a total of last year at the same time. LOGAN run for a big celehra-tlo- n in recognition of the opening of company, new eondensory at WeRsTllle are complete, according to F. P. Champ, n director of the plant The celebr U Ulnt wr'i'i by the Chunber commerce, is citliens from prao- JJJJJ4 10 attracl town V vaiuy. holiday has been declared by I"? Word A Trying Day "Tour ' nurse smile." bat a contxcfl v "Thats why 1 keep 1 l. Tn6 6llflfl6 668'gTmT Tubes Cent of your 1, Radio ' CJjoost xnsilj . W U,T of Wirtlcn In July and August. lSWi. the Mar. , fried d r. a H.e first time during the C.T rsr? r c, vj 'i. M nj . arc the Democratic Hate My ' ail' want to make km Because R rli nature better) us) Sclfkhrtes. again. Tho Turkish fes was tl uxuq turraqu. and ecmmmU,, ln D'er nd Dn.mer ht 7, " tn Turkey from the suites ,H0rS, ,ahow the democratic fiend rover. Ing. v "man s Home Cwnpnnlon. Z b Why do we t iLn? her stated the harassed tor. "It wont hurt some of Wl Dr tients to catch It" anteroom," rrr r Fer-dlnnn- e over-eatin- ff elear-elght- bladder weakness. - Jnd Salts Is Inexpensive, cannot and make a delightful, efferte. cent Hthla-watdrink. Drink lot ef good water. first-clas- - . Either consult a good, reliable nbw at once or get from y0Ur pw fcnnclstj, about four ounce of Salts ; Take tablespoonful n -of water before breakfast for a j.. fee days and your kidneys mnv then act fine. This famous salts Is made fro tho acid of grapes and lemon tou combined with .lithla, and bn W used for year to help clean and stln. nlate sluggish kidneys, also to tea trallxe acid in the system, so they w longer; Irritate, thus often rellertr, siclan ducers of this district recently shipped to JoneiTllle, N. C. one carload of Too much to eot loo rich t fflri I486 cases of comb honey of the fancy or too much smoking. Lots of things s and grade. The shipment eo waa made by tha Stewart brothers, cause sour stomach, but on thing Milk f correct It Phillips quickly. Arthur and Albert Stewart, and Lew add Jones. Selling with them were ths Rev. Magnesia will alkali nixe the pleasant this of Tak a spoonful Theodors Lee and a number of smsjl b producers. The honey crop was far preparation, and tho system below average in quantity this year, sweetened. , Phillip Is always ready to wllwi2 but of excellent quality. to check from distress SALT LAKE-Twe- nty federal aid Be nicotine. oeufrallze or highway projects, coating 61.650,000. acidity; comfort; own were In various stages of contraction member this for your in Utah oa October 20, It la ahowa by for the sake of those around a report Issued at the offices of ths Endorsed by physicians, but they atats road commission recently. Five ways' say rMlV.pt. , Dont boy 4oo of these were better than 96 per cent thing else and expect tbe , completed, five wore mors than 80 per aultal K cent finished, and only aevsa were under 60 per cent completed. Of tha seven, two have been placed under contract only recently. . ... - 2 - t ' well-know- ning company. Tha company just completed a Urge run of canned tomatoes and shipped 6,000 cases to one eastern purchaser. Good crops of strawberries, cherries, beans, squash, apricots and peaches have also been handled this season. The run oa apples started this week and win continue until February. -- . f PLEASANT GROVE Purchase of 126.000 bushels of apples has been completed by the Pleasant Grove Can- s "194-per-ce- nt When you wake up with bad. and dull misery la the kldnev It may mean you have Ing foods which create acidT!. n authority. An excmTi auch adds overworks the klW their effort to filter It thSiS and they become aort otparaljUtj loggy. When your kidney glsh and clog you Aust rcHovtS!' like you relievo your bowel. Jl!? ing aU tbe bodyg urinous wasted you have backache, sick headaS dlxzy spells; your stomach tongue la coated and when the wea er Is bad you bave rkeunmt.c twlnnT The urlnq 1 cloudy, full 0f sedim channels often get sore, water and you are bilged to reek relief or three times during the night. 1214.202. : l. y o Jl A x3 Muv' . -- - . Backache Often Have Not Been Drink?" 7 Enough Water - . Sty e pb tumult and the shouting die The eepUlne and tha kings depart) gtlll atanda thin ancient earrlOce, An bumble and a aontrlta heart, -Lord Qod of boata, ba with ua pet, La at we forget! Lent wa forgatl Jludyard Klpllnga "Reoeeelonnl," By ELMO SCOTT WATSON rw EN years ago, od November 11, 1918, T jaiTTv? fiho&e ininy tba greatest war la history came cun to an end. Ten yearn ago tha non which had thundered on An Foch developed a deeper Insight Into human reaalngly for more than four yeorn naturo and the nature of a national war. so he wert suddenly still and tha dead gained a clearer vision of the goal of tha war and he knew when te atop Thus If ha will rank alienee which followed waa tnora below Napnleon as a strategist, he may he placed than hud been the hlrher at a grand strategist, for of such tbe securTen . are mighty diapason of the guns. ity and prosperity of the nation after better teat than brilliancy of maneuver. In ble years ngo men looked at each centenary oration on Napoleon, Pooh himeetf foreother In unbelieving wonder they shadowed this verdict: "He forgot that a mas can-nwaa war could not realise that tha be Ood; that beyond the Individual there ta the over. Nor could they realise then nation; that beyond man there Is morale; and that war la not the supreme goal, for beyond that there what their accomplishment had been nor what la pears " new page they bud wrttter In history. They were It may be true that Napoleon forgot more than toe near to tt to see the meaning of It all clearly. Foch aver knew. But Napoleon forgot. Fock AU tha they knew then or cared to know learned. waa that, the" armistice was signed wan, over, In one of the loaders of the enemj, the military Is guerre est fluH expert seen another Napoleonic figure, but la And now, g decade later, they know but little Cenrteer, Little, Bnwi aaS Cm , this cane he was a "Robot Napoleon." That flmire Wore than-thedid one minute after 11 o'clock ta Erich Ludendorff, tbe German chief of staff on ..November 11, 1918. Ten yearn la too short tinder Illndenhurg. of whom be writes s tltge to give the mind of man n proper p rupee -- . was chosen to lead their sons and brothers la live on aa mighty. an event na the World war. It . . . If It Is still too early to oattmata Ludea. dorfTa stature In world history. It ta posatbla battle win be more Interesting than hta "por may be done after ten times ten years, although, through tbo tbtanlng mlata to perceive the outline ns a popular American novelist has said In one of traits of any of the other "captains , Here ta of a figure molded on a great acala, perhaps tha hla summary of bln romances of the Revolutionary war: After a rerthlng: grsatast of all among tha leaders of the war of hundred yearn the history of n great war waged '11141911, aad with tho attributes, aava of perThe phrase American" hnn besoms sonal magnetism, which may wen Inspire a secby a successful untied Is cutmoonty reviewed by beth a dtserlptlon and ond Napoleonic legend. Should this legendary magmolts since the war. If. that nation with retrospective complacency. DisGeneral Perahlng was not tho prototype, ha do I - nification corn to pass, tho verdict of today may tance dime the panorama; base ob&urea tbe rve to be for It fits aptly both aa a descriphe true mean between the nadir or 1414 (when tion of him and as a motto for him Ludendorff was "the scapegoat of defeat, aa exe. ragged gaps In the pageant until the long lines In tho studv of Parshlnfa uncompromising ad crated by the mass of his countrymen and as beof victorious armies move smoothly., across the vs ace toward hta own goal 0, littled by the macs of hla victorious foes as Nspo e. American that boriaon, with never an abyss to check their leoa oa tha morrow of Waterloo") and the senlth troops should be under American command and not divided up among the allies) lies tfcw mala of tomorrow. triumph. historical Interest of his tret year hi Prance. Grant He was essentially tha prodart of hla country Rut even though the meaning of that conflict la hold up aa history's great esample of a man and of hip age, which had been molded by tbe cannot yet be written down, because the reverberwho, having tied hla amal la hta mind, pursued It Industrial revolution and Nineteenth rentary ations of the pistol shot fired by a madman la unswervingly and with almost Unique pertinacity , philosophy For ha a century Germany had been nd wltheut hesitating ever despite all obstacles converting herself Inta a gigantic war machine and Sarajevo In the summer of 1914 are still being the coet Pershing, who bed other polnta of re la Ludendorff she at least found the one mechanised heard In various parts 'of the world,' there In ene semblance to Orent. maintained hla purpooa with brain capabla of controlling tbla scientific master, determination at tenet squat te that of Grant, and chapter In the history of the World war that which la ala alone waa too vast to he human, under difficulties greater la all reepecta save oaly . . , Moat of the lenders were swept up by the can be written wttb nt least a fair degree of that Grant had to drive a tired, Pershing a fresh, machine aad carried helplessly away, hut Ludea-doraccuracy. What of the captains and the kings" " teed. Where Grant. had a Lincoln behind him, mastered It for long enough to Impress a In whose bands lay the destiny ef nations In Pershing had far leaa resolute and Napoleonic otamp oa tha otherwise Incoherent deciIn momentous minds whose those years and support. And Grant had no allies to eomplleatt hla process of mechanical slaughter politely termed problem. A cynic might even nay that tha war "attrition." On Ludendorff the verdlrt of history sions had to be made not once but repeatedly) for Pershing constated of arises months fighting may well he that ha waa the Robot Napoleon, It was the common soldier, of course, the polio. , at e tho pear and two months - fighting at the the Tommy, the Ansae, the Canuck and the Tank,, front. . . . titer portraits' which sre presented to tbe Of who fought the. war, and there la no need to' , Reviewing the course of the war's last phase, tt of then "captains" of the World In old aeom jppraldkl unwould waa doubt that beyond Pershing examine Into bow well he did hta Job. The results la of etla who "hua been aa war that Bt. there of that tbe hllhle) fairly tried, exploitation speak for that They won the war, Rot what of stroke by aa advance toward Meta, with the exutiou. exceal It would be for reproached the men who bad the nay as to bow they should "blooded1 divisions and prepare van be more tliat to true cureful MJ excessively tlona, which ha used at fit. Mlhlat, would have fight tt, these captains who bad to decide bow Uvea. While tbe motto. of a brtllUot Ughilui of made then adbetter the progress MeueArgonne much cannon fodder they could afford to epend vance Even so, however, It eould hardly have leader like Mangin waa Mctory at auy price. In winning an essentia) victory) Did they In their made the rapid peaetratloe which waa essential to IVtalne motto waa vlctor) at the amullent planning and directing the fighting do their Job ' . fulfill hla strategic aim. Tbaa tho ultimate verdict It la almost certain that the French price. . , oa hb strategy, aa on hla tralnlag doctrine, must as well as did the men who had to do the fight never have recovered If tVialn had waa more Idealiatlc than realistic. Like be It would that army Ing) ts It yet too early to adjudge them fairly the French. In the early phaaa of tho war, tt not been called to command In lbl. lie nutde and nay wlutt thetr place In history na war foundered on the rock ef the machine guna He possible. . . . Thru- - tle verdict of hisvictory wae new he a leaders shall be) thought thet epreedlng gospel of on Detain U likely to read: !T1m man whin, when tory was fetth aa old faith exploded actually ft Let na English officer who ts generally accepted This waa tbe one flaw la the great structure he Uke Fablus, aared hla country by avoiding battle, aa a military critic of the first rank answer that. bul!t and a ho, like Carnot, waa the organiser of vie JIe la CUptB..lL Liddell Hart. -- successor to It may avaa he said that ho emitted hut one j tory. factor from hie calculations German machine Colonel Replngtoa as military critic of the LonIn all hla calculations but waa 1 and guns Then the British general aim, Aa right there don Dally Telegraph end military adviser of the , one their effect It wae the by abrupt discovery as and gentleman pattern of noble character. hla troops of this amission which shook , their Encyclopedia Rrittanlca, and In n book Repots but In the rolls of history, wifi stand Half trwat some In led to Initial and of tho him, tlons Ten Teem After, sweep published by Little cheralier anna pear et sunn reprorite. more ejMif. criticisms. Tha change ef Ing unjust post-wBrown and Company, be evaluates tbe captains attitude wae typified In a atory which waa widely lean by for than moot of Britain' oathmul hero. of the World wer. The preface to the book states told, la a column of American troops oa tha anarch Moet of, all. perhaps, because n hla o bis method of doing no aa follows ; a voice wee heard saying, Pershing says hell r and defects be wa.. tbv very embodiment of take Meta If tt coals a hundred thousand lives Thee studies here kssn approached eesenttell Silence for a moment Then another voice; "Ain't the national character and the arruv tradition" ta tbs spirit of ea historian. he a d d generous guy!" They have bass Two other. whose portralia are presented 'in treated la the manner of portrait pamtar. Tat even thia remark has an undercurrent nt The moment tor them hae keen chosen In order I hla book should be noted chastened yet grudging admiration which la a tribtogether e.nre their te achieve the rloaeet possible reconciliation he ute to tbe driving fores of Pershing and to the name in history together lo wt gu t,r likely tween the advnntase of contemporary eaperlence , fortitude of hla men Ha lacked tha personal magOne la Marshal Joffre who, tf hla brain wua as f events and personalities oa tha ane hand, and. which c.o make men lay ,'iws their liven netism on the ether, the evtdenre of the documentary recbolld as bis appearance, lacking In flexibility and gladly He waa far from a Robert E Lee. But he ords which are now available to throw tight on the had which the not his extenu4effoh-character ma compelled pnly.. Jmaglwioiu.. the minds useless- - which critical actions nd-dle to die, "hut to work cursing him, perhaps, but other enabled him to become the mrk on which the course of the World war. Thun may history respecting him. He was bard, hut life had tried France held and Germany foundered." And of approximate the moat nearly te. truth. him hardly, and tf he gave election to tew tt wee this man. popularly known aa the Hero of the when given to tkav who had shows generous After this Introduction, the portrait painter themselves UKN by hla high standard. When he Marne," Captain Hart declare. "Joffre was not a visited the battlefielda after the war he stood proceeds to depict Marshal Joffre, "The Modern but a national nerve sedative." Although general, sliest awhile before the monument on the mound Delphic Oracle"; Erich Von Falkenhayn, "The fit a dark hour In the war when Jt was to the First dedicated Montdldier at American. necessary - division At Extravagance of I'rudence"; Marshal GaTtlenL lo maintain French morale Joffre wag held up length' a voice husky with emotion, "The Real VtCIOTor the'ManieY Haig of Rer 7 ho said. "That was tha heat d 4 division In AN') 'the world e "the eymhol of France triumphant" army." It waa a tribute from tha heart. roersyde,. The Essence of Britain"; Ferdinand Enptatn Hart declaree tliat ?Tday, when this It Is hla to Aa for achievement. eey , pufflclvnt Foch, "The Symbol of the Victorious Will" f Erich-C"'need has jumaed with the emergency. Justice and no other man whs would or was there that perhaps The Rolutt Napoleon ; 1etaln. Ludendci ff, eould have built the atructure of the American gratitude demand that the aorld should recop z Military Economist"; Alleuby of Megtddo, "Tbe army on tha scale be planned. And without that .GaltlenL rather Hunt Joffre. aa the victor of the army the war eould hardly bavp been saved .Evolution of a Lender"; Hunter Liggett, A tt waa Jowpb Slim GalUenl, map For Marne, and could noj baVe been won,' of Wor and fluumn Nature"; and Clack ehal of France, a ho "In the dark days of JnrW" Pershing, "The early Anwrlcnu" Aa for the allied generalissimo. Marshal! September, 1914. saved France and changed the To Amerlcnrs no doubt, tbe opinion expressed Foch, Captain Hart compares film ta face of the World aar by bringing about-- ' the fcj this British military expert of the man who Napoleon and ny: mlrad of tbe Marne." - .w ti ' jfcMlf |