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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21
WIN THE LIVE sTOCKMEN
on THIS SECTION OF UTAH

Under recommendation 81 the
wool section Of the war industries
board wool clips Of three-cighths and
lower produced IN oregon. Washing.
ton aud Idaho. west Of Pocatoilo. Will
be shipped TO Portland. ore. for man.
ufacturc. Northwestern mills flling
government contracts will use the
wool in accordance with arrange
ments with the army qunrtermasteT
department
Ten field men from the federal bu-
rcau OF animal industry 10 aid In SUI
pervision Of the sheep dipping order
81 the state live stock board with n
view 20 seeing that the campaign Il
thoroughly carried out. have lately
been requested by the Utah live stock
body.
Claims aEgreRatinR three thousand
yiX hundred and ninety dollars for
cattle killed on account OF tuierculo-
sls have lately been approved and
passed on Co the state board % exam
iners II has hccn decided by the
live stock board W recommend Co tho
state board OF examiners that =. J.
Moran OF Zion be reimbursed In full
for five horses Killed because 81 glan.
derr
Dr. t,orin Lewis. Lewiston. 60 be
deputy state veterinarian and inter-
state Inspector OF live stock. Keith
Smith OF Jlnwood TO be sheep inspcc.
tor of DaRgctt county and W. u. Ben-
nett or Delta to be sheep inspector Tor
east Willard county are recent state
live stock board appointments.
u u announced that the English
government has purchased the whole
ct the Australian wool clip Tor the
period of the war and one year after.
ward The first two clips involve the
sum ~ $500, 600. 900 II H. the largest
wool transaction IN the history 90 Tho
world aud insurcH IN" commercial and
financial stability Of Australia
Mr. aud Airs Ted Olsen. IT,. hav,
been here during the past week from
Emery county the guests of Mrs. oil
ten's parents. Mt and Mrs :. q
clark says ltichfirld's Reaper 90 th'
iith. Incidentally. while visiting. oil
non attended to the loading ~ foul
ears Of the finest steers that have
been shipped out 1T this section foi
some time. These steers averaged
above eleven hundred pounds an,
brought twelve cents. They were
bought by q. T. Olsen a Sons from tbs
Heck farm ~ Uupnt-on.
The new clip domestic woods AZ,
beginning Ia arrive IN the Eastern
markets aud valuations have altcad,
been started In order to give the INT
'cd States mills supplies a. rapidly a.
possible In this connection the gov
rrnmunt program II being cniargrt
a. meet the demands 20 th. situation
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21
IoPPEIts BEGIN ASSAULT
ON TIM FIELDS on UTAH

The Rrnsshoppor pest has already
caused thousands 81 dollars ~ dam
age In Utah this year. Agricultural
and rntumuloElsir. ~ well NJ Others
without title whose LOSSES through the
effort uf the urthopterous have re-
suited In investigation of the pest, de.
clare that the RrRsshopper breeding
for the most part H. done on unnccu-
pied ground. particularly around I'M
cultivated irrigation bitches,
tine of the most effcctuai methods
of Kidding the ground of the pest. eN-
p.rts point out l. with the Spring
tooth harrow. The procedur" Il o.
drag the harrow over the ground
whore m. egg are likely 60 lay and
, Npan. the larvae tn the son. the heat
81 which viii bake them In very
short time.
in Emery county. particularly In
Frrrun. r.purtr L. the state crop pest
commission indicate the extensive IN
Vestisntinus made, when Ni"lr \, Ni"l-
s.n uf that town calculated pa rl"Hr-
4, o. tn report from fifteen a. twenty
i've graHshuppors tn every square foot
uf snil. Ncilsrn adding that I'VE have
ten times nr many this year az lasL"
! basil walker. state crop pest
commissioner. has circulated the ud-
Nirs a. farmers that In hiH opinion the
best method uf getting rid uf the pests
d. thu uft ct poison ~ a. date the
ruNugps uf the hopper iu 'urhon
county are inHignifirant
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21
PRESIDENT WILSON TELLS
TIIE pIWpOSIS az COT NTItN

WASHINGTON. q. e.. juno Ia
Tho purpose 1T the United States o.
send men aud materials o. France un-
ti ANY temporary inequality ~ force
h. entirely overcome" was reiterated
by President Wilson IN replying 4" "a
message from President Polncaro on
the Anniversary ~ the landing of the
first American troops la Europe yes.
terdny Tho presidents cnbleEram.
made public hy the state department,
said,
Your telegram ~ yesterday was
certainly conceived Ia the highest aud
murt generous spirit of friendship and
am sure that ! am expressing the
feeling ~ the people Of the United
states as well az my own when I LAY
that II II with increasing pride and
qualification that they have seen their
forces under General pershing more
and more actively la cooperation
with the forces 81 liberation on
French soil
1t Is their fixed and unaltcrable
purpose to send men and materials In
steady and increasing volume until
any temporary inequality uf force q
entirely overcome and the forces NJ
freedom made overwhelming. Tor they
are convinced that Il II only hN vie
tnry that peace can be- achieved and
the worlds affairs settled upon u basis
of enduring justice ural right
IA is "a constant satisfaction to
them Go know that in this great enter
prise they are In close and imme-
diatc cooperation with the people ni
FUnCe.'
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Thousands of dollars will be saved
To Utah woolgrowers by the order oi
Director General OF Railways Mchdoo
issued last Monday. lifting the en-.
barge on shipments OF wool from the
growing centcrs TO grading points
throughout the United States. G. H.
sociation says:
Tits order means that instead Of
the wOolgrowcr being compelled "a
pay iJg interest on the advance he
has received from the buyer while his
wool IL being held. he will begin 10
receive interest from the government
and continue TO do 10 until he r. paid
for his clip.
The woolRrowcr sells his crop "a
the buyer. who advances him a part
Of the purchase price. lie IL com
PEELED 20 pay interest on this money
until his wool IL finally graded and
the purchase price fixed. II Il Inn
possible 60 estimate the amount Of
money saved Co woolRrowers through
getting the wool to the grading con-
tors instead of holding u at the ap'
pointed grading ccnters."
According Co the communication
from Washington. u. G.. the embargo
caused considerable piling M OF wool
shipments. principally In the East. re-
sulting In "a shortage Of wool nc grad.
Ing ccn,crs. According Go the wool
growers the new order Will enable
them o. receive their money much
sooner aud relieve much uncertainty
CO. g. the price they viii receive e..
their clips
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SPRING LAMBS CO
RECENTLY FOR
$3.50
NJ STHICTLS GOOD CATTLE ON
TIM MARKET
Trade OniS Fairly Good with Quail
ties Away orr Prom What They
should Iic ~ This Timc-IIoRs On
the Decline with Packers Control
ling crythlng-Quotntions


The sun Special Service.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. June H.
good cattle sold strong. hut othei
kinds weak today. Top steers fi77s.
Receipts twelve thousand head. Hogs
stronger on moderate receipts at all
the markets Top fis.sb and supply
nine thousand head. sheep and lambs
around twenty-five cents lower. hest
spring lambs $3.50 Goats twenty
five To fifty cents lower and Angoras
1876. Total receipts ten thousand
head. 4 seasonablc spread between
the best cattle and the lower grades
was widcned today. No strictly prime
cattle were here. some Missouri corn
md grass steers selling at fiT.7O and
second grade natives at tib.Ts TO
ti725. Pulp steers sold M $3.50 60
tt7T5 Plain Oklahoma steers IN tho
native division today az $500 up TO
tt2.2s. and al about the same prices
IN the quarantine division. vcals In
carload lots sold az ti2.b0 Co tti.OO
and odd head of natives up Co $3.50.
Eight cars ~ South Texas steers
Weighing eight hundred and seventy
pounds brought sii.25 10 tii.Tb. Nine
parr of Arizona Gamer cows weigh
ing sir hundred and fourteen pounds
brought t7.as Trade WIS fairly good
last week. hut average quality was not
us good 49, heretofore Stock steers
foid nt $500 to tia.aO. and most 81
the feeders Rt ti2.0O 10 $500 with
ZONE near fat feeders ~ $1,000 stock
COWS and hclfers brought tT1s tu
ti1.O0 with some fancy light stock
hciferu ~ To- tia.00. aud some young
cows with calves hy their side. at
ssss.
Drop In the supply resulted in i've
a. ten cents higher prices with pack
rrs paying up o. ttG.s6 Tor best heavy
hogu. tts.sO Tot best mediumwcights
aud tiG.gs for best liEhtwciEhta
Huik 81 aalrs tisas % ttG.se. order
buyers were also Ia the market and
made their purchases early After all
the good hogs had bevn sold. the mar.
kot cascd of "a little on the common
grades aud rome HouthcrnH weighing
hundred and Hcycnty-fiYe pounds
tuid under $500. piKn sold higher
with good demand. Natives ht
ttG.6o a. si5oo. Some Arkansas pigu
~ iS.ss To siG.bo.
Various lots ut native spring lambs
sold az tip.o0 o. tte.so. some CALI
fornia spring lambs. not strictly we'll
finished. ht tiS.oo a. $500. and some
plain Arizona SPRING lambs al tiT.Tb.
AErd sheep are materially lower than
a week nEo. best clipped ewes now
worth around $3.50 uoatr sold
twenty-five Co ffy cents lower. An
cora hrushors tS.2h. Arizona killers
fSgh and u string 1T Mexican hruahcr
goats NJ tG.7b.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21
PRICE HOUSES AGREEABLE
New closing Hour for business H.
Ing GcncrnllS observed.

Retail CLOSING regulations recently
issued hN the commercial ECONOMY
hazard Tor the state became effective
lnrt SATURDAY. Several changes In the
regulations have been issued nnd two
fections of the questions have been
temporarily suspended, Ia order that
further Investigation If special mat.
trrs may be- completed. The rrguln
tinns pruyihe Tor the ciosiuE nf nii ~.
tail establishments ~ y o'clock on
Saturday and prc.huiidhN evenings
aud az q o'clock On the first five husi-
ness days 81 the week. THE stores are
a. CLOSE On sundays and holidays The
exceptions which have hccn granted u
temporary suspension are tho gasoline
aud uutnmohil" accessories retailers
nnd the druggists However, numer-
Gus Rnsoiin. dealers uf the state have
decided Ia pat the regulation In fore"
at once voluntarily. The matter of
the druggists viii be- determined later.
Under the regulations. dealers IN
soft drinks, cigars aud tobacco, lee
,rcam. newspapers aud periodicals or
stores IA which those items form a
part of the stock. may, AZ their option.
sell them after th" regular hours 90
"a Sundays or holidays. Likewise, tho
sale of an prrishahie foods such a.
fresh fruit. fresh vegetables. fresh
milk. butter and bread. can be- made
after hours or on Sundays aud holt
DAYS hy stores which deal exclusively
az IN part In those commuditlcs. A
statement ~ the commissioner uf
economy sets forth that the purpose
Icf the regulation 4 to concentrate
I Z usiness into fewer hours and "a
eliminate Ia many eases the employ
ment 81 extra shirts of salcspoople or
90 shorten the present long hours obs
served by the proprietors ~ many
mercantile establishments, The state
mvnt says that AN investigation which
I has already been conducted In many
cities shows the successful operation
of regular closing hours la an lines Of
] business, the general hour being i
o'clock each evening
The regulations have had the en-
I torsemrnt uf many organizations iu
Zion aud other cities ct the state FoI
the purpose uf aiding clerks len the
mercantile establishments and offices
whore tho regular closing hour has
for lung time heru o'clock iu tht
evening, the closing regulation Tot
stores selling foods has been extended
tn $50 O'Clock in the first tiyr bust,
ness days of the week The board
asks that violations OF the regulations
De reported.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21

twcnty-four small flocks. make up the
four bands. which viii be grazed on
the Sawtooth national forest The
farmers act as unit In their dealings
with the forest service and cooperate
In furnishing supplies and equipment
and In employing the necessary herd
crs and camp movers. Through this
cooperation IL Is possible for the
small shecpffowers 20 realize the
benefits Of inexpensive summer graz
ing for their flocks. The Idea also IL
being tried this season on several
ether reclamation projects.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21
WOOL MNrTIltS AItE SETTLED
FAMILY M MI CONCERNED

Prank j. ilagenharth. president n
the National WoolErnWrrH' nHHocip-
lion. H. back from the Fact after an
thHgnrr 81 several months, much of
the time la Washington. -, G., where
hr h. member ~ the national coun-
"a ~ defense. lie states. with some
rntisfavtion. that the details have fin.
niiy been settled of the movement of
the 1918 wool clip. tnkgn over hy IA"
government on terms fair alike tn the
government ana the growrr The aV-
rfhge price of wool which had been
considered would have been ln excess
uf seventy cents pound under cur
rent market conditions, A. u n. in
the agreement with the government.
tho price h practically sixty cents a
pound
There has been considerable talk
90 rrnf rrhg Ia az 80 s's 90
industry" says .iagenharth, hut
Noolgrowers voluntarily agreed at
one sitting. on fiEur", with repre-
-s itatiyes e., the gvsefrmrui, Hn cNt
A,npic that might h' 'ri'nNV ~ &C. 4
rdghntngr ~ othc- in,lus,ri"s fhe
fact Was b. ought Du' ~ Washington
mat the wo'lgrower MAJ a. receive la
o. cess of fifiy cents 80 i'r"tk even 'lii'
der present expenses, An average
sheep will shear seven pounds of wool.
which means u print of seventy cents
head. on wool, which n not cNorhi-
tant
zone other blk question settled was
relative 10 the packing industries,
commonly known as the nig i've
The producing Interests went ON .et'
ord as against government OWNERSHIP
aud operation hut In favor ~ stric,
government supervision ana control
which viii strictly limit TIE uitsimum
profit the packers can make com
mission has been appointed composed
81 representative az the department
- agriculture. tho food administra'
ton. the producer and consumer q
formulate rules and regulations COW
ering this proposition. one thing 1,
be takon up will be- "a uniform system
Of bookkeeping which viii make n
EASY Ia secure Ca the packers "a maxi
mum profit of per cent ON invested
.apital. On certain hyproducts call
Ing for unusual skill ana labor u prof
10 - t5 per cent Is allowed.
Co-Opcntion Prpcticcd.
Groups of small sheepgrowrrs oI
the Mnidoka reclamation project H
Idaho. where approximately five hun
cred settlers are producing sheep uI
their farms. are consolidating thcu
uucks into larger bands for summer
grazing \. field mau of the United
states department of agriculture Is as
sisting in the work The experiment
in cooperative grazing was tried ~
1917 with two range bands and th'
results were So satisfactory that tnt
number ~ bands has been increase,
Co four this season approximate,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21
BI;ST MACHINERY AND CoMPE.
TENT NORkMEN.

We have just Installed one of the
largest and best electric shoe repair
machines on the market. This IL the
latest thing OF IL kind out aud enables
us o. give our many customers quick
or ana better service az reasonable
prices. MANY of our out Of town GUS
tomers are sending their shoes by
parcel post. We repair and return
them the same dag, We have served
and satisfied the people 81 Emery ami
Carbon counties Tor nine yenrs now.
CRANES Shoe Shop basement. north
east corner of Main and Depot streets.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21
PIT MIXING WORK OF THE DE-.
PENDABIE KIND.

It's right aud STAYS an right when
We ia a our estimates when YOU in
stall new work viii got ms the con-
tract. After that you viii have very
little use Tor a plumbers services, be-
cause our work stays right. We are
also experts Ina correcting mistakes OF
the other fellow See us when YOU
want dependable plumbing. either the
new 90 repairs e. n. Lewis. the
Turner building Price Utah. Branch
house az Helper,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21

German airplanes recently bombed
q large American hospital, lowering
ht low attitudes every effort was made
10 ma tho mnln building. which was
,unspiruously marked with the HE'D
e. uss emblem. Duotprs aud nurses
removed our wounded boys 10 some
urnches previously dug Tor such ON
.orgvncirs. National War Savings DAY
gives au opp rtuui,y a. register n "a
practical WAY your vow that such
things must eud
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21
wnOoPING COUCH.

In this disease IL d important that
the cough bo kept loose aud cxpector-
alton easy which can be- done by Civ
ms Chamberain's Cough Remedy.
Mrs. D. IL Martin, Peru, Ina. writes.
MY two daughters had whooping
cough gave them Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy ana Il worked like "a
charm. '--Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21
MohE THAN EIGHT HUNDRED
THOUSAND Now OVER THEIR


MASHlNGTON. H. a.. Juno. 4
Ito give the allies d master. 4
lns superiority 81 numbers over 4
the German invaders, American 4
troops are being rushed Ia I
; franc" as rapidly as transport Z
tonnage viii permit. 4
when the purpose viii be real 4
? Yea cannot now be- f0retold. but I
; more Than eight hundred thous. 4
; ana men have been sent over !
seas, ana this number viii be in. !
I creased 90 million early In 4
} July
These fact, were Announced !
Today hy Gen Pryton q. March f.
,h''i of staff Boa inauguarling 4
inc governments new pnlir, IN .
giving newspaper men IA ,,,.l.l, 4.
summary "t mttlc conditions
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21
DIRECT SHIPMENTS
MAY Be MADE
EAST
INTEREST now COMES TO THE
PRODUCER.

Government T. Now Dealing with the
E1ockmastcr Instead OF the Connie
sion Warehouses Fast A. Formerly
Western Growers Look Upon the
New Ruling with Very Much Favor.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21
IN TIIE nIsrnICr rnI-nn. ID. -

,.h county, state of Utah Hon..
NluS hirr ANA Peter Moyuler. co.Psr,.
nvI7 Doing business As Moyui,r Itra
tnyI'' ANA llunorr Dusscrre plan
NJ N, Louis lani, Joe Cnlombnttn
M"I ,t '"lumhattu, Mike Bassn Jinn
~ ,i'uss'ire ANA Marie Dusserre' De-.
' -, Hherifrs sale To br soi5
nv 'n.''il 3 sale ON tho 9th dnv ni
M -. ~ 1918, at o'clock d. m. at
b"ny ''vn' door of the county court
the T,ii,,,,ii..ll yr, Carbon county. Utah.
nated In Carbon county I'ttib si.-
i,es inning at "a point $3.50 fcet 60,
~ the northwest corner OF thc no,,h
nes, quarter of See rs. Twp' IA so,th
lang East, Salt Lake mcridiam
's %" the north boundary line Of
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21

Rough dark blue Jersey sin makes
a pretty. useful frock
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21

The WHY'S overland Line offers
the widest range % accommodations
in travelling the road to happiness.
And no matter what accommodations
you find best suited to your needs and
your purse. you travel always In COM
fort and with feeling of pride.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21

said section "a. running thence east
along the north boundary line OF aaid
Section ~ 90 It's northeast corner
thence south along the east line OF
aid Section 10. i3S2.5O feet 10 the
southeast corner OF the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter OF
hild See -; thence south eighty.
eight dgEryes ana forty-two minutes
west 10000 feet; thence north two
degrees Ma minutes west 1890 feet
y" the place Of beginning and con.
tanning rlfty-HlX and fouT-tenths acres
"i lana more or less. Also thirteen
hnd nne-third acres Of nrst-clnsa va.
Ter right and one and tWo.thlfds
lofeH OF recond-class water from dor.
ION Creek ns dccFccd by the court
uEolIGE coLLlNGITAM. sheriff Of
carbon County. Utah.
Dated, June -, 1915
ilfrt pub. June ~. last July 9. 1915
NOTICE 10 WATER UsERs.-
state Engineers Office. Salt Lake
tHN, Utah, May nc. 1918. Notice l.
hereby given that George NJ. Cannon.
whose pustoffico address II Salt Lake
.'iii Utah, has made application IN
accordance with tho requirements 81
ln' complied Laws OF Utah. 1907. a.
amended hy the session Laws OF Utah
1903. 1871 aud 1915. 10 appropriate
"he-tourth tLl OF second-foot Of
water from Cannon Spring la Car
hnh county, Said spring IN situated
eco feet east and $500 feet north %
me southwest corner OF Sec, 2, TWP
~ south, Range 10 East. Salt Lake
base ana meridian. The water will
10y means OF a pipeline Tor "A distance
70" diverted az the spring and conveyed
81 ofOo feet and there used from
january lst Ca December 3ist lnclu-
slNe' OF each year, for domestic pur-
h"".s THIS application IN designated
n me state engineers office AZ No
$50 Al protests against the grant,
NIX ~ said application, stating the
reasons therefor. must be made by AZ
lu"NN ~ duplicate, accompanied by
"a zee OF $500, ana filed In this office
Wlthln thirty 800 DAYS after the
completion Of the publication Of this
notice, @, +. MeGoNAGLE. State
Engineer.
Date OF first pub. May 20, 1915
I Nv, oi completion of publication
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN-COAI
thUl, lSec, 2afl, II, 50 Land OF
,ls,s ~ salt Lake city. Utah, May H.
isln, Notice IL hereby given that
Nhllha sophia Anderson OF Morgan
.".'f '' Mhikhni state or lthht mas
lled M ais office application "a pur-
,hhse' Serial No. O22GGO, under the
provisions Of Sec. 23iT, a. :. Revised
statutes, the SEA of See. 4, twp, 10
'nulhi Range East salt Lake meri-
"lah. Any ana all persons claiming
nuktrs,N the lands described, OF de-
Hul INK To object FOR any reason o. the
snity thereof by the applicant should
we Their affidayits of protest IN this
WLl,t during the thirty-day period OF
huh'l'htion Immediately following the
.list printed issue 81 this notice. other
Nisr the application may be allowed
GllLp b. BLAKELN. Register
llIat pun, June 7 last july o. 1915
Peanut butter. which has become
very popular fos use in soups and
siaNles' In connection with macaron'
ana Tor sandwiches. can be made al
nome hy grinding roasted peanuts
'nt"ush food chopper several times
using the nut knife. Add salt to taste
rms makes "a paste which may be
u-lnned with little cream or milk u
Calendars, The sun
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-06-21

II isn't the price sou pay. So much
has been said aud written. and 40
many well known firms have proved
the superiority OF the motor truck
over horses. that the average business
man no longer questions the economy
and utility Of motor trucks Inter-
national motor trucks have never been
built with view Co being sold nt "a
low price. Price was never taken into
consideration when they were de,
signed. International engineers were
instructed To- design the best motor
trucks that could be built regardless
Of pricc--and the International line
of motor trucks h ue result of this
policy. Investigate the International
Motor Truck aud you viii get a new
impression of motor truck value.
There 4 style and size for your
business.
PRICE GARAGE CO.
Eastern Utah Agency
willys.knlRht aud Overland Automo.
bilcs, International Trucks
and rraiicrs.
Tavern iildg.. Phone 1853. Price. Utah.
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That good printing The Sun.
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TOTAL CNSUNITIES OVER
TIIE EIGHT THOUSAND MNIlIN

} WASHINGTON. H. G., June
l5.-With lossrs this week NUM-
boring seven hundred ana nine
teen, total casualties In the Am
ericun forces abroad since the
beginning OF the war amount a.
; eight thousand and thirty-nine,
tonights compilation showed.
} summary
KILLED IN action Oncluding 29l
al sea-, mas; died Of wounds.
. sol; died of disease 1894; died
of accident and other causes,
i23; wounded In action. i53li
missing IN action Oncluding prls-
} onersl. 352, Total sO34.
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When and Where You
Please

Go whore sou want and when you
want Choose your own route and
make your own time table. Arrange
as many stopovers aud schedule as
many side trips as you like. The
whole country II yours 60 explore
the way opened Up to countless beauty
spots forever hidden 60 stccltrackcd
lines ~ travel
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Calendars. The sun.