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Show 0 hrantsvillnewsrantsviluutah MISER HOPES PUPAL APPEAL SUCCEEDS AUSTRIA-HUN- -; AND GARY REPLY TO POPES PEACE PROPOSALS. jBERMANY i With thankful heart we received thla freah gift f fatherly care which you, holy father, alwaya beetow on all peoplea without distinction, and from the depth of our heart we greet the moving exhortation which your holiness haa addressed to the governments of the belligerent peoples. During this cruel war we have alwaya lookpd up to your holiness as to the highest personage who, In virtue of his mission, which reaches beyond earthly BARES MORE GOVERNMENT PLOTS AGAINST UNITED STATES BEFORE THE WAR. Money Furnished by Germany's bassador for the Purpose of stroying Life and Property, Is Charged. AmDe- It . Washington. Further disclosures of German propaganda, intrigues and plots in this country prior break with Gerto the diplomatic many, were made on Saturday by on public lnformatlon.-I- a bulletin styled "official expose, the committee quotes numerous, letters and extracts, from letters seised by the department of Justice in April, 1916, In a raid upon the New York office of Wolfe von IgeL Von Igel, In carrying on his manifold and activities, Bhow, was In constant touch with the German emhuasy and with Count von Bernstorff, German ambassador to the United States. In the form of letters, telegrams, notations, checks, receipts, registers, EUTONIC DIPLOMACY BITTERLY COMMISSION NAMED BY PRESIcash books, cipher codes, lists of spies BY ADVOCATES ARRAIGNED DENT TO HEAR BOTH 8IDE8 TO and other memoranda anil records, OF. DIPLOMATIC BREAK. LABOR DISPUTES. the committee says, were found indications In some Instances of the ramoua Luxburg Message Results In In Addition to Striksa in Pacific Coast vaguest nature,' in others of the most the Lining Up of Another Nation damning conclusiveness that the GerShipbuilding Plants, Attention Will man imperial government, through Its Be Given to Labor Troubles Agalnat the Kaiser and Gives the Allies Another Friend. in Arixona. representatives In a then friendly nation, was concerned with Violations of the laws of the UnitBooms Aires. The Argentine senLabor troubles on thq Washington. te by a vote of 23 to 1 declared a Pacific coast and in the western ed States.' Destruction of lives and property rank of diplomatic relations with mountain states will be investigated vessels on the high seas. in merchant lermany on September 19. a by special commission, beaded by Irish revolutionary plots against Foreign Minister Puyrredon' sp- Secretary Wilson, appointed on Thurseared before the senate and read all day by President Wilson to represent Great Britain. lie. dispatches that passed between him against the Fomenting personally. Mexico. In States United to the and and up soon The commission will leave lermany Argentina Subornation of American writers of Count Luxburg as charge probably will spend several weeks In and lecturers. 'affaires. He said that no further leadthe west conferring with labor or negotiations were pend- - ers, employers, L W. W. agents, state Financing of propaganda. "Maintenance of a spy system under governors and others who can shed Senator Gonzales spoke for three light on past disagreements or exert the guise of a commercial investigatours, bitterly arraigning German Influence for future industrial har- tion bureau. Subsidising of a bureau for the purthroughout Its history since mony. He concluded by moving In addition to the strikes in Pacific pose of' stirring up labor troubles in to break diplomatic coast shipbuilding plants, It Is under- munitions plants. The bomb industry and other relat(Germany. stood special attention will be given rtNI noiTwMhedriided by Senator to charges of American Federation of ed activities. Boca, who In an equally spirited Labor officials that employers In ArCase of Holland. The committee, of which Secretaries speech pointed to 'the destruction of izona have encouraged and even finArgentine shipping and to Germany's anced L W. W. activities for the sake Lansing, Baker and Daniels are mempolicy of taking advantage of a mili- of discrediting the labor movement bers, and George Creel, chairman, has tarily weak country, humiliating the among miners and other employes. Re- this to say concerning Holland: Argen- cent deportations of workqys also will republic before the world. It has long been an open secret tina's national reputation, however, be the suhject of Inquiry. that Holland Is merely a way station the. senator declared, was a price that for shipments of contraband into GerALEXIEFF QUITS HIS POST. would never be conceded. , many. Here Is official confirmation Argentinas break with Germany from the Von Igel records which would comes ten days after Secretary of Russian Staff Chief Resigns Because seem to Indicate a suspicious and conof Differences With Premier. State Lansing startled two hemisthe Holland fidential between relation Petrograd. General Alexleff has commission and the German diplomatpheres most of all Argentina herself as chief of the genby the revelation of the now famous resigned his post to this country, eral staff under Premier Kerensky, the ic officials accredited Luxburg messages. a or belief the Germans by possibly commundeiMn-chlef of the' Russian They showed Count von Luxburg could not successfully get that they German charge daffaires at Buenos forces. own country. The resignation is said to be due to the munitions to their Aires, advising his government In ciInterlinear with in The code, message pher dispatch sent through the Swed- differences with the premier, the lat2493 and 'A as Is entered translation, ish legation that If Argentine vessels ter Insisting on the removal from German headed embassy, Washington, must be sunk by It were bet- headquarters of all .officers under ter to have them' sunk without leav- suspicion of complicity with General D. C.,: April 6, 1910:' It' runs as follows , Kornlloff. ing a trace behind. Telegram from Berlin by secret M. Tcheremisoff has' been appointed Incidentally he called the acting in Alexleffs place. M. Tcheremioffs roundabout way for Carl Heysen : Conforeign minister a notorious ass. sent sale Holland three hundred thouArgentina was shocked as at no pre- predictions are highly democratic. sand chests (cartridges) and two hunvious event of the world irar. . Mobs ' subsetons powder. Please get in touch dred GOV. JAMES E. FERGUSON formed at Buenos Aires and Holland commissioner. with Sender, In of the all republic, quently parts war minister, foreign office, in represtormed and burned German houses of sentation. movebusiness and the HATZFELDT. ment quickly took on a character of (Signed) ' was an official of Prince Hatsfeldt the leniency revolutionary against German embassy. the with Germany. t The line bureau The Argentine government promptly of investigation, the committee states, dismissed Count Luxburg. Berlin at an innocent pretending agency, was the same time asked him to come dehome and explain. Meanwhile at the outset 'the secret service of the liamburg-America- n tlon of the conditions for existence of mands for an explanation were disSteamship compatched by Argentine to Germany. both parties. pany. Under Paul Koenig, its manaIf the nations of the earth were to Sweden denied all official knowledge ger, It became an adjunct of the German diplomatic secret service. enter, with a desire for peaec, into of the contents of theI dispatch. negotiations with one another in the Head-oCollisaion in Utah. SEN. KING ATTACKS AUSTRIA. sense of your holiness's proposals, colSalt Lake City. In a head-Q- n then peace could blossom forth from 8ays War 8houid Now Be Declared them. The nations could attain com- lision between two electric trains Because of Austria's Action. plete freedom of movement on .the laden with Peach 'day holiday crowds S fifty-twnear burdens material Brigham City Wednesday, Washington. Exposure of Count high seas, heavy eleven from von Bemstorirs $50,000 could be taken from them and new slush fund persons, Including sources of prosperity opened to them. Salt Lake, were Injured. The acciproduced Saturday these outstanding Guided by a spirit of moderation dent' occurred on the Ogden, Logan & developments : 1 Approximately 75 per cent of conand conciliation, we see In the pro- Idaho railway at 4:15 p. m., while two from one suitable a northbound Ogof holiness trains, gress wants an investigation of the imyour posals were apbasis for Initiating negotiations with den and the other southbound . from putations that members a view to preparing a peace Just to Brigham City, were rounding a sharp proached by German propagandists. ' 2 The state department and other all and lasting, and we earnestly hope curve. our present enemies may be animated administration officials oppose an InPrisoners Used as Targets. by the same Ideas. In this spirit wo vestigation. They believe there la beg that the Almighty may bless the nothing to be gained and that such a Washington. Stories of Inhuman course would give Germany the imwork of peace begun by your holiness. treatment of Italian prisoners by their pression that a grave scandal was discaptors have been Postpone Fixing Bread Price. rupting the nation. It would array Hie brought to Rome, according to state department against congress. received here by a prominent Chicago. Members of the National 8 Senator King read letters Into association of Master Bakers, in dos- Italian lawyer, sent home by the Ausof record showing that Austria, even a annual number the their twentieth trians meeting among Incapaciing here Friday, announced that no action tated prisoners.' This man reported Governor Ferguson of Texas haa while at peace with this country, had fixing the price of bread would be that captives were systematically tor- been impeached by the state senate, by paid money In to offset the sentiment taken until after the federal govern- tured In the prison camps. In many a vote of 27 to 4. He was convicted of the good work of the allies. He said his country should now declare war ment haa formulated a definite plan cases being used as targets' for revol- of using funds to settle a personal on Austria. ver practice. for the control of food (does. n anti-Americ- . dls-ilss- al Erck. forced on us by an attack on the empire or Its allies. The German army should safeguard peace for us and should peace, nevertheless, be broken. It would be In a position to win It with honor. The. kaiser haa by his acts fulfilled the promise he then made In twenty-si- x years of happy rule, despite provocations and temptations. In the crisis which led to the present world conflagration his majesty's efforts were up to the last moment directed toward settling the conflict by peaceful means. After the war had broken out, against his wish and desire, the kaiser. In conjunction with his high allies, was the first solemnly to declare his readiness to enter Into eace negotiations. The German people supported his majesty In his keen desire for peace. Germany sought within her national frontier the free development of her spiritual and material possessions and outside the Imperial territory unhindered competition with nations enjoying equal rights and equal esteem. The free play of forces In the world In peaceable wrestling with one another would lead to the highest perfecting of the noblest human possessions. Disastrous concatenation of events In the year 1914 absolutely broke off all hopeful course of development and transformed Europe Into a bloody battle arena. come Amsterdam. Peace would of recent the Pope from proposals Benedict If the belligerent nations would enter Into negotiations In the sense of the pontiffs suggestions, Emy says peror Charles of In his reply to the Vatican note. The text. of the reply follows: Holy Father: With due veneration and deep emotion, we take cognisance of the new representations your holiness, In fulfillment of the holy office intnisted to you by God, makes to us ana the heads of the other belligerent states with the noble Intention of leading the heavily tried nations to a nlty that will restore peace to them. - Austria-Hungar- anti-Germa- n Humburg-America- n n o Austro-Hungaria-n dls-pdteh-es r i , |