Show v ' THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAH 10 minutes Newo Notes lt'$ a hioilego to Lie in 44 liSssen'- - r- - -- i1— — T -- - the Tht marbis slab marking th spot whsrs before meeting the allied commanders car armistice German stopped renture far from hole was even comfort of cigars n good supply or by chunce had wlikh thoughtfully ntwith me — tfjteept fusion —occasional sniff of ‘gag’ Just before communication with the rear hnd broken off had been Informed that nil firing would cense ot It At It) minutes of It business pitied up considerably A vivid description of what Armls at of— all hell broke loose— and two lice duy meant to the men at the from Is Riven In a letter written by It was then I hud my doubts and as In France to a followed the second hand of my watch Captain Vandergrlft It through those two centuries of mlo friend at Washington Although was penned three days after the actual utes suspected tlmt Foch had forgotIt of the armistice carries ten to notify the kulser Itut at 11 — signing with It as One a pteTUreof Blearier nnd ihesignatory powers must have their watches — all firing math of war ns might he found In synchronized ceased and the silence was painful It search of all (he files of the War almost tragic end wng a dramatic The letter Is as follows: deportment to a bomhurdment am hid horrible “At the Front For the war h "Nov 11 ’IS dentally to the wnr only no Incident when one Is being "Dear Eoss: I’ve often "It seems so strange to write In ab shelled out of a position solute security free from danger ot admired the elk loot lied chartn of nn air bombs shells or deadly gag and ’Elk’ and hnve seen the clock's face not know the time It I do the new sensations are as hard to thereon get accustomed (o and even more so tells whether It Is 6 or 12 or No o'rloik hut If It's set at 11 I want to than those of the opposite sense be i brother Elk and wenr a clock for more gaa sentries to owuken sleeping soldiers no more light guards to see that Indy hour saved my lrit tery from that the position Is not disposed ‘at destruction night no more ducking InstinctiveThoughts of “Home1 ly for there are no wills bangs making “The burning questions with ns now huge holes In the air and noises like Will are wo relum lo the Stales in II as Peace Is nnd express trains vv III we go Into Germany each II Is realised more here than mediately as troops elsewhere of occupation or remnln In France to police up the Muds’ and Great the of Morning Day fill In the shell holes? My striker says o’clock "Eleven on the eleventh of France he saw the first came Just In time nnd until firing hud week lieenough now thinks that this coun was ceased it doubtful a ques actually be so bnd If It weren’t try wouldn’t It ever that would tlon Firing stop that there nre so many foreigner had been quite Intense for three days hero I've seen a bit of French Lorand nights and the bnttery had moved raine— It Is a wonderful couutry— Into as many new positions In that more so than the low lands of the time They were anything hut combut southern France southerii fortable ones cither Just before like mostFrance soul hern countries raises dawn on that eventful duy the orders (nnd so beautiful women were (o move forward up with the much supports) In Its favor and we don't care Infantry dawn found ua up there but much for scenic beauty ‘no how’ Then ft IF happened there was a heavy there are the wines of the southern heavy that It was difficult to select districts— but why talk of love — good place for the guns and Impos “Hnve moved twice since starting The “Blble for the llun to this letter the first time back Into guns were placed and the lumlters a dugout safe and moved to the roads when the ISoche a dense woods Into I am now back at the comfortable opened np on thq road with machine where the combat eselielon bnllery a lively Then occurred (he guns ft la oa Ve located' and train horses kind you read about scene Shouted orders galloping horses riders bent the horses that wethemwill now concen that much detrnle for It Is on low on the netke and empty caissons to move My big At pends If we are barling along the road to safety sorrel was killed lust week In a pinch the guns the bustle of getting ‘Inyed men hastily digging shallow shelter be wga attached to a caisson to haul A to the guns ammunition blg one trenches for themselves and their amhit the road nearby killing a few It’ munition the 'detail' 'heating across the terrain running the tele- horses Hnd wounding several men The had this horse driver particular riding A pretty snuppy sight phone wires Ills leg punctured by the shell frag especially since there were many shells It was merely the falling— 'Imports' fire for the bat evening's searching lery could not be seen we time What the End didn’t The safety to the Boys ' I f Artillery Kept Busy "l?y this time we were lu action and firing at dangerously fust rate at leust to the enemy who though dangerous we could not see hlui we knew where be was by the mnp that's all one needs to know these days A few more minutes and every piece of artillery Allied and enemy on the entire front was In action from the sound of things and the earth fairly rocked All was going well with the battery when It was caught In a deadly barrage — a curtalg of fire then the mis k hi pf umslard idle rained to withdraw the men safely In friendly shell holes— this was the equence during the next hoar — end to the shell holes we stuck for It was suicide to even crawl over the ground The particular shell bole I was In was as big as an office building wished at that time that It were as deep as the ocean Had It been struck tb only necessary ceremony would have been to Lave stuck six little wooden crosses til the ground where we were There were four con ecu tive duds that bit wlthUi a few feet would of the bole any one of bave done the work bnd they ex ploded Each one la Its turn brought fervent “Good old Pud’ sad forth when three more duds afterward Struck Just as rinse I felt sure that we were spared for further work Hugging the Ground "This awful ‘striiHns' mniinued for two mure timire nnd fur llwit length Of Ulrmfehte JDnp 3 Smi think ittrHnf th Wlw knvn Uin (till So lone to loan Wuh tht Ot Vtrdutt kill t think I boot Tht Vtuog IUnt Tht Thtrt to thtm boot tbno Own tht think I an that Ifhlaf (bnb think at Acrttt tht ToJtf— Btttnbt ttAny thty hritttb err 0 Wtril O World I Wh w ftnrt tnOurinf httnn b merit which killed the horse had several narrow escapes I bt t bau'd bt tbtpinf ta hrw b— or ten a France We like have that n years ore not much In nation but they take slice out of the life of a man The boys who hsve been cooped up In their little hospital ward bo many of them unable to leave their beds In all these long years know the relativity of time Hy the observance of Armistice day though they know that s nation never forgets that men who were willing to sacrifice their lives and careers are honored by their more fortunate brothers who came out of the war unscathed and by those who perforce were the stay at homes The observance at the tomb of the Unknown Soldier wltji a Presidential was heralded throughout the message as a token of peace From nation the hills of Arlington to the far flung corners of the country when all beads were bowed In one minute’s silence on the eleventh hour on the eleventh day of November reverberated reverence for the national security echoed and re echoed over (he land— ami while there will always be preparedness for war and the security that comes with the men who hold the preparedness destinies of the nation In their bands pledged themselves that America will have no war of Its own seeking Day of Memories there Is war It will be thrust her and then bowing to the evitable America will go forth aguln This Is the to the grim business attitude of the nation and pledged In the ten the fnlth of the people America lias seen Its In years past dustrles reach a peak never known before In Its years of existence Its people are hailed ns the wealthiest on the globe Its workmen are housed better than those of any other country Prosperity ling brought with It all the comforts of life— nnd t ill this luxury of material comyet Armistice day each year never fort tu the at loses Its spiritual touch !eneeof little homes and great mansions there will be read letters similar to the aforegoing written by Captain Little mothers their Vandergrlft heads bowed their hearts filled with tender memories wilt read words their son had written in Flanders' fields sons some of them resting now beneath the popples So Armistice day one that will carries Its message never be forgotten so long ns the na tlon endure— Washington Post If upon Leuon of thm Day The anniversary of Armistice day will be observed In vain If some not given to the subject of is thought war The World has never been more to devise ways Inspired emphnttcnlly to end war It hns passed through the most devastating war in history It 1s filled with warstek people eager to Is also Hut find the way to pence restless and uncertain about the prospect of peace Many believe tlmt the best way to avoid war Is to keep armed and ready for nny emergency These possibilities offer a wide range of choice to committees In charge of Armistice day celebrations Indian spoils News hif thna thb Peace e Part peop1eof— America ttiuy loolT back over the last ten years with the that they and their gov knowledge ernment have been of great material aid to the nations of Europe Ip their struggle for survival and regeneration In the postwar period More merles has by counsel and moral support better undehelped to bring about a more earnest desire for rstanding permanent peace among the nations of tbs world 4mf th thtrt ararW Eternal Call Duty call to duty In peace Is Imperand as Important to answer as the call tn war The conflitj of peace Rut lack the glamor of battle they take their toll In lives and sweat and Inbor" The men w ho answered the call to the Colors In T9I7 anil nnd who returned today are n 'ihe firing line again the unceasing upward an Hob The thrf atk tttpbi irrut America The ative Araiintftcal pbattv Nine Jhe Jlfa-o- f quite a big ’ tafa thur nanabti Rethondes near woods ft tO r ttt ttrtb'l ora wUMuUj btrtT" lUtt tbnlt Abtvt tht “Wit h — fo think thty at lift— kBdr thin twl ftrllM tagnf— tu that tytt ftun —t tenet Ihtt katvl art think thny I htl tbnat Our trtltrn “Wh Bn wn Lain frtvt ltb Ml tht nIn btttl rocaH I An th Wht the - TW trl? hag ttlnf wMipwdn Tht (tor? think Ot nt today Aitat tbt horn tnU tht $w St In - with aide — of ' r:- - J -- Utah workTOOELE — With Tooele county ranks ing properties third In the state in number ot prodmineral also It ranks mines ucing high in the livestock industry VERNAL — Uintah county is second In the state in production of alfalfa seed producing 33333 bushels in 1927 and third in torn with a crop of 57000 bushels in 1937 SALT LAKE — Producing 7 in 1927 Utah county ranks pounds second in the state in production of lead It is first in alfalfa hay apples at pears honey peaches and cattle IiEBER CITY — Wasatch county produced 17656151 worth of mineral in It ranks second In volume of ore 1927 treated second in minerals produced second in gold silver and tine and In 4hlrd copper and lead COALVILLE — Summit county’s eight working mines in 927 produced 35371261 worth of minerals and worth of coal The county ranks third in tons of ore treater third in Production Of n c and third tn prrutiw- tlono( coal RICHFIELD — The beet sugar harvest of Sevier valley is about half over according to officials of the Sugar cpwipiny’sv plant at Elsinore The beet factory 'will start slicing beets for the vats soon and expects to run continuously for a period of from four to five weks “ f Adams of Layton Utah stopped ftilT here on his way home from a hunting trip and displayed a deer a mountain sheep and a mountain goat which he bagged on the middle fork of the Salmon river Ills companions on the trip were A M Johnson of Avon and Billy Wilson an Idaho guide Each of these also shot a deer a sheep and a goat TROVO— Rats are again overrunlng Utah county and doing untold damage while farmers are reluctant to take any measures to eradicate them according to agricultural officials here W J Thayne 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 the output of ever product but casein during the first six months of 1928 George N Tucker state director ot dairying of commerThe production reports cial butterfat was 12397059 pounds compared with 11868034 pounds during the same period last year and compared with brought tn 55502300 of $5287468 last year an increase $214202 PLEASANT GROVE— Purchase of ot apples has been 125000 bushels completed by the Pleasant Grove CanThe company just ning company a completed large run of canned tomatoes and shipped 5000 cases to one Good crops of eastern purchaser strawberries cherries beans squash apricots and peaches have also been handled this season The run on apples started this week and will continue until February SPANISH FORK— Comb honey producers ot this district recently shipped to Jonesvllle N C one carload of 1488 cases ot comb honey of the fancy and grade The shipment was made by the Stewart brother Arthur and Albert Stewart and Lew Jones Selling with them were the Rer Theodore Lee and a number of small The honey crop was far producers below average in quantity this year but of excellent quality SALT federal - aid highway projects costing 31580000 were In various stages ot contraction In' Utah on October 20 It Is shown by a report Issued at the offices of the state road commission recently Five of these were better than 95 per cent completed five were more than 80 per cent finished and only seven were under 50 per cent completed Of the seven two have beon placed under contract only recently GUNNISON — S htpments amount to 120 carloads of cauliflower and 30 ot cabbage the product coming from the fields in the Westview district that has found Its way to the markets from Gunnison According to L EL Hancock representing Smith and Hancock wholesale merchants of Salt Lake handling the products Seven carloads have been shipped In the last week making a total of last year at the same time LOGAN — Plans for a big celebration In recognition of the opening of the Western Milk company’s new at Wellsvllle are $250000 condensory complete according to F P Champ dhector qU the jilantThe £flehra-tlon which Is being sponsored by the Wellevllle chamber ot commerce is expected to attract cltlsens from practically every town In Cache valley A half holiday has been declared by tbe town ot Wellsvllle for Saturday November $ will Early Uee of Wireleu July and Angust 1800 the MarOf wireless telephone was fnr the first time during the rHtkli inval maneuvers nnd the Jwo crulTr Juno and Europe jwere fitted In coni tried ifM£'t r eastern v S Remember all the things people used to do lor headache? 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