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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
AMERICANA MA|NTEAlA
IN PADlREA MlLDJ.
De: +. Mellett.

United Press Staff Correspondent
Gu armata Americana La Mar.
ne, 81 Iunie. - Americana care
sa afla in padurca Beileu au ina
intat 400 de yardnri, Gu toata re
zistenta desperate d germanilor
Ri an canzat perderi mari dusma.
nulni, luind 81 m mlmal' fnsen-
nat de masini de puscat. sttabilin.
du-se in noua linie. Npmai III
mic colt de padure a mai ramas
i'm nina H,unilor.
Gu tot avantajul apaiarei lor'
gemanii au suferit mari perdcri.
La northwest de Chateau-Thic-
rry germanii au inceput Sc bonn.
bardeze pozitiile noastrc cu ghiu-
lele pline GU gaz.
Dusmanul Isl intareste lucrari-
lie de aparare in aceasta regime
sapfnd transeie noui 81 noui cui-
burr pentru maSinile de puScat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25

ROMA, Iunie "a. - Retragerea
Austriacilor peste Piava continual
pc iptregm front de 40 mile, della
Montelo pima la mare.
Italienii alunga deaproape pc i
manic, farimaturindu-l. Infantc-
rie, cavalcrie, aeroplanc 81 artilcrie
nsoara toate laolalta muncesc i'm.
prcuna batind din greu pc austriaci
in actiunile lor de flancare. I'm ma:
re nlmar de inamici a fost natural
GU totul de pc fata pamintului 81
stire lntcare sa Sc anunte prinde-
rca unui llrias numar de prisonieri
sa asteapta in fiecare clipa. Toate
tunurile pc carl le All perdut in de-
cnrsul saptaminei trecutc itaienii,
dupa strife sosite au fost cistigate
indarat. Noua diviziupi austriace
(lO8.00O soldati) an fost nimicite
complet. Alte Is All fost ruinate
foarte ran in reginnea della San Do
ma di Piave. Regnnente intrdgi dc
sale AarsfFixailess .a,as- -<lisparut~ ~eass Il
cInd nici nh ar ffesistat vreodata
Pagubele austriacilor sunt pret,lite
acum ID peste 100000 soldati. Pa
gnbele italienilor in morti, raniti
81 capturai dupa cum spun %i-
rile seniOfieioase - sa urea la su.
ma Gle 10000.
Toate rapoartele arata ca gen. sDiaz
prins momentul potrivit pentru
un contraatac vigorOs dealungul III
tregei linii riului, tocmai atun-
ci c1nd austriacii aveau numai doua
poduri peste Piava. Celclalte podu-
ri fuscsera duse. de valurile riului
Astfel, dctaSamentele mari ale ina.
micului au ralnas pc banca de vest
a rilllui fara de nntremintele nece-
sare, fafa de munitiuni 81 fara dc
nici 0 sansa de putea print ain
toare din q parte orr alta.
Retragerea are sa lase pc austria.
ci mo positillne foalre slaha, att
in privinta militara cit 81 in privin.
tatpolitica. Positia lor are sd fie Gu
multi mai slaba 'deeit cum era a
tllnci cihd All inceput ofensiva dc
fata, inainte de asia Gu saptami
ma. Daca vor lasa tot aceea ce au
clicerit Pima acum ei vor sta in fata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
GRENSTII DIN WENA in
CEARCA DIN N0U SA
AJUNGA La AMBA-
-SADA GERMANA.

ZURICH, "a Iunie. O suta
cincizeci de mil de grevisti care
cutreierara strazile Vienei all a.
vut, All, un alt conflict GU poll.
tia.
Multimea increase din nou sd
Sc apropie de ambasada germa.
ma strigind; ,.Jos cu Germania"
DE data aceasta palatul ambasa
del era bine pazit de polite s.
seldati.
, Sc comurnca ca in Basarabis
lucratorii de la caile ferate al
facut greva, paralizind comuni
catia in aceasta regime.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
zluA DETRONARIf
IMpERATuLuI AUS.
1RIEI Sc ApR0PlE.
: Geymanii vrea sa-si razbuns
pc Carol, luindu-i tara.

ROMA, % Iunie. z Carol /
lmparatul Austriei ST rege al In
gariei, pare o stea care vrea S,
eada de pc orizontul Europea;
- devenind noul candidat pen
tru Societatea fostilor monarch
Nnmai immune il poate scapa
de soartea &C avut-o 81 Taru
Rusiei.
ca multi mai important decit
viitorul domnitornlui G soartee
natiunei. Sunt indicatii care n.
face a prezice monarchiei dual,
soarte, 81 mai trista ca a Ru
siei. ~ Z
Austro-Ungaria. de patru an
aliata cea mai supusa Germa
nici. poate ca mine va sta pros
tata la picioarele celor de la Pos
dam, nu numai find gaia. ci RI
gindu-se ca sa fie primita in con
fcderatia germana - numai cS
sd Use dee pine 81 sa fie lasati
in pace.
Pc aceasta ripa ce duce in ur
abs fara sfirsit aluneca rcpedC
casa de ,Habsburg atind ca
pilot De eel de la Berlin.
Pc cind armata Rusiei trebu.
it demobi!izata, armata Austro-
Unoara Gu exceptie de natio-
|nalitati trebue pastrata pen.
tru masina Prusiaca.
in acest scop Berhnul-a luai
masuri excelente; lar uncle sum
in progress. 1ntreaga armata au-
striaca inregimentata Gu soldat
germani care ii va conduce.
Austria, muritoarc de foame $
invinsa fara niei un prleten Ia
care sa Sc roage de ajutor, ire
bue sa Sc supuna Gcrmaniel $
accasta este dorinta eeior de lf
Berlin, este politica lor de in
ghiti Austria, ce va ii pentru G
una din ,,celc mai glorioase vic
torii''.
Ca Germania a lasat pc aliatl
eli sd ajunga la desperate ca a
.ceasta, sigur ca astfcl lea fos
planul. Kaiserul nu putpt Ter
ia pc, tinarul imparat care in.
cercat sal paraseasca, ofermd il
secret aliatilor oportunitatea, or
dorinta, de intra in tratative
de pace. Sa vede ca kaiseru
vrea sa-si razl'nne, luindu-i tara
Timpul detroMrei imparatulu
Carol al Austriei sa apropie, 81
tuatia din tara G din ri in ii ma
grava, ziarele scriu ca situatis
militara e mimic pc linga nelinis
tea interna.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
LiSTA cASUAiiTkTA0R

1. WASHINGTON, "A Iunie.
Lista casualitatilor raportafa dc
,generalul Pershing continc sase.
kzeci 81 doua de cazufi, impartite
dnpa cuh arneaza
Opt naorti III actinne patfN
mort din rane aoi naerti DE boa,
le; ~ rtniti grsy trei r1nitI
(9rayitatcA caxurilor Al, sa stie11 \ y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
GERMANII NJ STUNT
MULTUMlTI Gu RE-
GELE ROM1NlEi.

AMSTERDAM, % Iunie. =
Dupa cum scrie Rheinische West
faelische Zeitung, DR.. Gustav
Stresemann a zis in Reichstagul
(parlamentill) german:
Era mai bine daca dinastia ro.
nina ar fl disparut. Este astfel
i'm pericol ga Bucurestial ramine
sh poate sd ,fieS cuibnl aliatilor,
unde sd planuiasca contra Ger
maniei."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
WIRE SERVICE


PARIS. ~ Nc Trnnele
-.taliene car; sa x1s IN noz;t;i,e
muntoase A IS irnv Ia ont ~;
le in sud vest a3 Rheims dnns :
1nnt3 aacnt;4a - sr;rs M ~,
atac GERMAN. IA naoubi ynar:
,.arn;1,,,,,; i M MS on;er;
ccmur;ca+,,I sc;oe NOM an; ;, ),
aesnre asta .s,..3
% fncercars inamicu)ui a
fest rresn;nsa s.l{ E~ec;;nnea do -
An+be,,;i fc ,oia3 a ,o,d ves+ !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25

pfeedinteln fost facut porun-
de aeeiasi 81 mcrgems De alta neonsecnaf
Iocul drapeor societatlor noasre in Yosown O. 81
nsi aseu - ala parte Acoo
aai as Acdlo y pune u cale soarsa Washing
YogbA nunai de grup, sa fe ii
|eys draptl romip. Parints Lncaein aF sSluseri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-25
UN COMUAICAT GERMAN

AMSTERDAM, "a Iunie.
Conform unui comunicat Official
dat Ia Berlin, submarinele germa-
ne All scufundat in luna Mai va
poare Gu capacitate totala de 614
mil de tone. Comunicatul mai nice
Cd afara de perderile anpntate in
Aprilic, alte $4,000 de tone, rau
vatamate, au fost duse de aliati in
parturilc lor.
Conform rapoartelor date de a.
liati, totalul tonajuIui pierduts in
lnna Aprilie a font de 305, 900, ap-
'roape pe jumatatc din ceia ce sus-
tine Geiamania.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20

"Au my friends know and can tell
YOU that fur "a long time I was almost
r. nervous wreck. aud this Tnniac has
made such wonderful change In my
condition that they are simply amazed
at my improvement" said Mrs. Ella
Ia Plant. who conducts a large room
inghouse az ii2 Puyaliup avenue. To
coma. wash. the other day. For
the last twelve years" she continued.
Il had been In terribly rundown
condition and during that whole time
hardly " day passed that J diin't euf-
fer from awful headache mad NO
appetite "a al and what little fpr' cd
down would fcrmeut In my stomach
nnd distress me Tor hours Ny Kid
news were out Ut order aud worried
me night and DAY and M, nerves were
20 unsttung that after going tu bod
any little sound. even the ruatliug Ut
% newspaper. would wake me with %
start aud u would be- some time be-
fore could drop off g. sleep again.
/ had very large house Co look after
and was w weak and miserable that
n couple of hours work would eN-
hnust me 20 that IA Just have to quit
for the rest ct the nay The fact iH
loss ~ sleep aud lack ~ nourishmcnt
had undermined my nervous system
aud I was Just wearing myself cut.
u spent all the money 7 had on
medicines and treatments that did me
no good. aud 7 had about given ny
hope 1t ever getting Ncii when ! be-
gan To- read about the good Tuninc
was doing others and thought !
might a. well try u. Well sir. tho
80. 4 t,uau A., nick an right after
ntnrting on u surprised even me. Tor
after experience with other medicines
I did not expect such quick results.
My appetite H. just fina--too fine, the
way prices nre now-for ! feel hungry
most al the time. Ny kidneys don't
worry me az all now. aud am rid 81
that terrible backachc at last. Those
awful headaches are all gone. too.
whirh H. grand relief. iesides. !
sleep al niRht like a child aud feel
so strong and rested when gct mp In
the mornings that ! don't mind ~ all
the work ! have a. do In looking after
% slxty-tWo room house fun 81 people.
My lathe H. now taking Tanlac and
says he l. Just feeling fine.
Taninc IL sold In Price by a. u. SUIT
ton. In Helper by Louis Ellcrison. In
IIlnwatha by the Carbon Emery Stores
company. In Hcnilworth by the Kenil.
worth Mercantile company. In Spring
Canyon hy square Deal Store. In Cas-
tie Date by wasatrh Stores company.
In clear creek by wasatch stores
company. in sunny side by wasateh
Stores company. la Winter Quarters
by wasatch stores company. and In
sconcli 10y W. y. Moseley.--Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20
POI,NEn COUNTY ATTORNEy
Or CAUBON HAS ENLISTED

clyde G. Mcwhinncy. attorney and
one of the first of the older business
and professional men Ia the new draft
age o. nffcr their services o. the
country. left today for Camp Pike.
Little Rock. Ark, where he VIII en-
roll In the infantry Officers training
camp which OPENS this week. says the
Long Beach tcaia.l Press Of the 9Th.
Attorney Mcwhinney filed his APP
plicntlon more than month ago. he
fore eniistmentr had closed. hut re-
celved his notice only yesterday, too
late In fact Tor him 10 reach camp In
time Tor the opening. even by leaving
Immediately Tie has been attending
the training course for Officers which
he was Instrumental In forming.
meeting twice week AZ the ElkS
club Tor the last month or more.
McWhlnney h married and has two
children. AIR. and Mrs. Mcwhinney
ana family came here from Price
(Utahl about -four years ESQ. Me-
Whitney viii retain his office In the
Marine bank building while attending
the training camp and Ralph ~.
Clock with whom he has been assoc
clated. viii look after his law bust
ness la his absence, McWhinney h.
Long Beach attorney for the Torrens
Title company
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20
rI,w iIERE ~ UTAE DIE
on THE WHITE PLAGUE

Though Utah has only about nf-
teen hundred eases of tuberculosis--a
total considerably smaller than that
eft most other authorizations have
been found by tho state tuberculosis
survey to be- more serious than WIS
sNpe, Ted. according o. Frank W. -
1lrre, secretary of the Utah Public
Health association. who has Just com
piled statistics on the first few weeks
1T the survey.
pnr of the facts disclosed in the
survey, which n being conducted by
PHI, sicains aud registered nurses. IN
that there have been more than twice
nr many deaths from Tuberculosis
among men az among women. The
white plague IL striking down men In
the prime at life--between rs aud as
years Of age, "A total Of hundred
and seventy-eight deaths from tuher-
culosis We're reported last year" an
nnunces Secretary lie Ciaro.
only forty-nine 81 those who died
were women ana eleven were below
rs years These figures show that
there ar" eight eases Of tuberculosis
to every death In this state. Facts
discovered from the present tubercu-
losis survey will determine the size
and nature of the proposed anti
tuberculosis campaign In Utah"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20
: +++++++++++++++
FIRE FIGHTERS IN MOVIES
to,rrnmcm film NJ the Ialr shows
Town Mipcd cut ~ Flames

Forrest fires allowed to burn may
mean fewer airplanca To- fight the
hun. " YOU prevent q fire you may
-1vc the yrry trees that Uncle Sam
needs q, buiid the air fleet. Forest
fires. tho great menace uf the wooded
rrgiuns uf the country. are subjects 81
motion pictures o. be exhibited by the
United states department 10 aErirui-
iure nt tho state fair.
The pictures show how very eaHy n
~ a. start fire. quite unintentionally,
by throwing aside burning match.
then the discovery 81 the fire stimuli
taneousiy by forest ranger On pa
troll and forest guard at n lookout
station on a mountain top. The story
g. completed by the heroic effort re-
quired to stop the flames. the proyi-
sion made by the forest service for
lighting the fire. tho rushing 81 men
from nearby towns and the final con-
querinF Of the confiagrntion. hut not
until twenty houses are destroyed In
o. town bordering the burning forest.
The film b. an actual picture of a
recent fire on the Shasta national
forest IN California. and the dertruc-
ton ui the town ~ Sisron.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20
FAIR GROUND SPACE NOW
~ HELD At ZIG PREMIUM

Space Tor exhibits az the Utah state
fair b. already az premium. which
iusures the success of the exposition.
The most important question has been
room Ia which 10 house the great war
exhibit Ia bo sent here by the federal
government. This has been solved By
the construction of new hall under
the grand stand al cost Of two thou
sand dollars. This IL declared o. be
valuable Improvement 20 the fair
grounds.
Modern quarters for the swine eN-
hibit are also being constructed. un-
der direction of the National Wool
growers association. which viii give
more room for the sheep exhibit. that
last year WAS badly congested. Addi-
tional space win also be provided for
horses and cattle.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20
APPEAL 10 Young LADIES
TuNT NROUsES INTEREST

ApprtI- directed Co girls &" sumu-
4.,.. interest loo high school and coli
'.r. courses viii reach nearly every
t,ub family, according 20 announce
mont .tdc this week boy Officials ol
an. vumcu's committee a. the van
st.t, Council of Defense. Ten thous-
,1 .,,.Iil,rs have been mailed los the
,,nm,n'. committee 10 various Itah
..,,ions during the last few days
This campaign, which has the m
5.rg.m.ni Of President Wilson, Is al
r.,5y producing gratifying results for
~. ".sr,e your country hy entering
high school ur college appeal mas at
ready increased educational interest
IN Utah. ..,t,,,,.
..t,h high school ~ college work as a
na,riotic war measure" emphasizes
NJ " n. Williams o. the state eoun-
ru committee.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20

CPuhlislierl Department OF the In
terror. United States Land office Al
salt Lake city, Utah, Aug 20. 1918.
Notice ~ hereby given that Lee l..
July 20, 1915, made homestead entry
Serial No. 0ibB24, for SEA. See. 8,
Twp. IA South. Range . East, Salt
Lake meridian. has filed notice OF In
tentlon TO make thrce-year proof. 20
establish claim 10 the land above de-
scrlbed, before the clerk OF thu dis
trict court, AT Price Utah. ON the 18th
day of October. 1873. Claimant
names as witnesses David s. ROwley
end Heber J. Stowell OF Helper, Utah,
John Burton OF KeniiwOrth, Utah
and j. j. Bcarnson OF Price, Utah
GOULD H. BLAkELY. Register.
First pub. Aug. 80; last Sent. ~, 1918.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20

.ud Ma. Arthur Nelson OF Salt Lake
'iiN accompanied her o. Castle Dale
lur visit
Nrt Edmund Crawford was elect
cd president and Airs Lucy sccly see.
i't1rl "f the Pleasure club at the an
ruu meeting. held Wednesday after
ruHu ut the home of Mrs. 4. ~ Kei-
lor o. was also voted to greatly en-.
large the membership II the club.
s. T.. Stout "f Nophl. aud right
Zine fellow b. srcms a. De-. has been
Doc tbo count, the past week In the
Interests uf 1n improved flouf milling
mnyhiurr, concern u appears that
There j. spmv talk uf establishing
brand new flour mill nc Emery
Mls. Ruth whImpoy iou cleveland
recently toe Salt Lake city where
DO, uilI take up hor duties Ha school
teacher this winter
Nrnund the county.
Nlr aud Mr W JrnH"u are enter
tiuluE brand now Eirl 90 their
home nt Cleveland
The Huntington high school a,ult,
held meeting ne cleveland laHt Fri
iHN night. but ur account ~ dance
the same evening IL wa Yer, poorly
attended
NJ nnd Mr.. William Hamish 1T
Suuui-idr ate visiting Relatives ut
cleveland
Mt und Mr. paEmnr titstcr IT
cleveland visited rri,tiycs in sum,
s.d, iast week
Mr.. Ward FuA and little daughter
nave returned o. prauE",illr from
stnudnrdylllr feeling fine after their
visit
ri,ron Peacock. luoatvd ~ train.
NIX camp ~ ohio. is HON" at Emery
On short fuiluugh
Mr. lyl, Jensen has returned {"
Emery from in extended visit in N"r-
thrtu Iiah.
Miss IeDnl Snow of ~ ucorge viii
be puc nf Emery teachers thiF school
year
Mr. Nnra Larsen 1T Emery, accom-.
pauird hy IN Easlcy left this week
for Salt Lake city, where she expects
tu hr operated un for appcndicitis
Mn Bari Accord has spent the week
90 guest ul Mis- Alta and Vera Accord.
WORD has iust been received ~ the
safe arrival u,rrscps ~ laf- 'hris-
trurru.
Nj. aud Nis lllN Icffs aud lamlh
of suuu,sidr are welcoming u new
.pu who arrived rnupl" "t weeks
rg"
NJ. u 4. wi,kman lately arr"m'
ttuI,d her brother A. " Anderrrn,
ana family of Emrh un n visit &" rclu-
ti,.s in siguri.
Ce.I pay. who bar been iu training
ID th, University ct Utah iur the pnrt
law weeks. hus been granted q sixty
dav farm mrluugh and IL helping
with the harvest.
Mr. aud Mn o. n. Williams aud
Air and Mr. Oliver Larsen "f Emery
nav, gone o. Idaho Tor short visit
Harold q. jensen has been In Castle
p1I. looking after some ni his local
Interests Nj. aud Mn Jensen, VII"
formerly lived here, are now making
their home az Mt Pleasant
Emery republicans hold conyen-
lion next Saturday, September ssth'
.nt castle Dale a. elect ten delegates q"
the stat, convention and Ia fill 'a-
.,apr, m the county chairmanship.
pr. r q. nm ~ Huntington. Nom
I,r nf The local draft board, has re-
,,iyed hi- summons a. report at Fort
Oglrthurur. Ga.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20
DIARRmoEA IN CmLDREN.

For diarrhoea In children one year
old or older you win find nothing
better that chamberlains Collie and
Diarrhoea Remedy followed by a dose
OF castor oil, II should he kept az
hand and given as soon az the first
unnatural looseness 81 the bowels app
pears. -Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20

Musicians who play wind mstru-
ments and who are otherwise quail
fled 90 serve AZ army bandmasters are
offered an opportunity TO win lieuten-
aneies. The principal OF the school.
located on Governors Island. ~. ~.
has said that fifty bandmasters would
be needed for the military forces
within the neat few months
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20
nnnn NON nILIOUsNEss.

Two years ago ] suffered from IRE,
Zen, attacks Of stomach trouble ana
hniousness. Seeing CHAMBERLAIN
Tab,sts adyertised concluded TO Try
,lsm. ] improved rapidly. MISE
Sn,,aa VerbTyhe. Lima. o'--AdNL
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20
Be
Patriotic
About
Buying
Clothes

r,. v.r has taught one inn
...,t hing Co those who are
m,,y ta learn. 10 has made
,si.gs cost more And. when
-, ma, more for a thing. we're
an, 40 hc more particular To
az what we're getting. The
r,b,. taught that good quail
nv nav. in economy though We
ave Co.. goo, more To- get IL.
Won may not need new
.,,,b,s rHI- TALL. " YOU can get
hong with what you have. save
m. mar,y for liberty bonds or
-, Swings stamps. II you
hsve Co., buy remember that
~. dom uuy anything Ia which
svallv BEL more important than
slo,bet You ought Co he very
.s,,,ruiar about what you get
a. ,our money. especially be-
.,uss lt. so easy 10 make poor
,u,iliy Iu clothes look very
ruuN MI.N NNNfA " = Nh'fhNH - 49,
quality TO- be- had.
Tho clothes In these stores
s,s one uI the ways ~ which We
.,r,e-ail wool fabrics. the best
n milorug the most distin-
mlshrd style. Clothes that you
an rel, up. absolutely. such
clothes ns these. made carefully
for service. are the best mcauH
Of saving money for yourself
and rcsourccs for the country.
The new styles are econom-
lai Youu find that they are
A. smart looking as over. hut
thsrcs greater simplicity ~
them. and everything has been
designed 90 save materials and
hhor Nuu'li like the new
models we're sure. We have
nam good things 20 show you.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20

farcs between above stations ten
sents a mile. baggage allowance forty
pounds.
special autos end trucks Tor hire 20
Gny point.
Delivery Service Daggage. Express
and Freight.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20
NOT Up
TO.ESTINATES IN
EMERY
COUNTY HUNDRED SiIoUI ru,,,
NUMBER EXPECTED

Mohrl"nd Leads NJ Trccm,. Wt.r
Largest Number OF Men Who va,
Ic Pressed Into the service. of ia.
CountrS-Iull Corps OF lr,rr,.,.
For Huntington ilirlt-pcr.n,.t
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-09-20
MANY UTNI SOLDIERS WE'RE
~ ENGLAND SUNDAY LAST


WASHINGTON. ~. e.. Sept.
, 10 chief of STAFF March made
announcement Yesterday that 4
: the entire Fortieth division has 4
landed nc port In England. The Z
, Furii'th Includes tho Hundred 4
, and Forty .Fifth field artillery Z
, from t'tnh. The artillery was Z
. Transferred o. Camp Kcarny.
} Caln. where II received intensive
training and became the Hun Z
; drcd and Furty-Fifth field ar
, ull.r and later was merged Z
with other units forming the
, Fortipth diyition 4
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partridg, CLAYTON. two ct the a''h,
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are Getting located preparatory "
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ounrters In the terrace ANA VIII ''''''
there.
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represented hy cleveland 'n'n
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go ain commence later iain''l,
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G,aka academy. In home ron 80
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