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Show UTAH THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSV1LLE. GLOB Fly Your Flag HUHSFALLUItE ADD AT PARIS PICTURE PftlllTEO BY HURLEY A OF STATE DEPART. MENT REMAINS UNCHANGED, FOLLOWING INVESTIGATIONS. ATTITUDE FRENCH DISPUTE EVERY INCH OF GROUND AND TAKE HEAVY TOLL OF ADVANCING HUNS. LOSSES GERMANS ARE SUFFER. ING DURING PRESENT DRIVE SOMETHING FEARFUL. on Approximately Milo Front. Americans Twenty-tw- o Repuls .Hun Attack In the Marne Sector. Fresh Divisions From All Russian Embassy Had Appealed to Constantly Parts of the Western Front Called Allies to Send an Expeditionary Up to Take Place of Men Killed Force Into Russia to Repel in Mad Scramble for Purls. the Germans. Washington. There hns been no change lu the policy of the American government In dealing with the IIuh slan situation. In Rpite of recurring rumors that mil itury action In Siberia by the allies, with American support or approval. Is imminent. It was learned Wednesday that no agreement has been reached on any feasible plan for positive actlou in regnrd to Itussla, and consequently the attitude of the state deportment Is Just what It has been since the subject first was broached. The official view .here Is that this attitude roust remain unchanged until there Is some further development of great Importance In Russia. authoritative explanation was given .after the Russian embassy had transmitted to the state department an appeal to the United States and the allies to send an expeditionary force to Russia to repel the Germans, forwarded by the central committee of The committee, the Cadet party. which speaks for the powerful Russian constitutional democratic forces, asked that such an expedition be under In ternutlonnl control, to guarantee the rights of Its country. Recent developments, not only In old Russia, but In the Ukraine and In Siberia, and a growing spirit of unrest In China and Japan, with Increasing pressure In the capitals of the entente powers for some sort of concerted no tion, have not been overlooked by of flclals here, and the developments of each day are being studied with the closest; attention. From the maze of contradictory reports which Ihe cuhles and mails bring daily to Washington, It is difficult for the officials to arrive at an exact understanding of the situ a tion as a whole. j, It Is evident thnt the Bolshevik government Is now meeting with strong opposition, pot only from the old, con servatlve elements In Russia, but ulso from certain powerful factions Just as Inimical to the restoration of the env Red Itus plre as the most pronounced r " An Enemy losses the Germans are in the present drive are desuffering scribed by, correspondents at the front as almostfantHStlc. The Germans arq living up to tbelr boast that they would waste 1 ,.00,000 men to reuch Purls. Constantly fresh divisions, called up from all parts of the western front, are thrown Into the battle. The Teu ton advanee Is most serious below lllbecourt, where the Germans are ex changing mounds of dead for bits of French soil. The Parts military critics believe the German aim Is a vast encirclement of the forests of Cnmpelgne and x and to reach the line In order to bombard Paris. The enemy's masses are densest between Rethancourt and Vlgnemont, converging In the direction of I'urls-Th- Tarts. In a new thrust, directed at the sector between Mondldier and Nojou, the Germans hare succeeded In gaining ground along about a front to a depth of about twenty-mil- e two and a half miles at certain points, according to the war office announce- e Crell-Meu- The French press emphasizes that the Amiens offensive was launched on a slxty-mll- e front, the latter drive toward the Marne on a thirty-mil- e line, while the present push Is only on Attacks 5r t ment. The fighting was very heavy and the French offered a powerful resistance to the multiplied efforts of the enemy and finally succeeded In checking the advance, particularly on the two wings. The feeling of confidence evident when the first announcement was made that the Germans had resumed their offensive seemed Justified by a statement that the enemy's attack on PATH REPRISALS front had the approximately STEADILY EXPANDING PROGRAM succeeded In advancing a bare four miles at one point only, and then at an OF DEFENSE BEING PUT IN OPERATION AGAINST RAIDS. appalling cost. Everywhere else,, the statement said, the Germans were be22-mi- le IS MADE FOR RELEASE OF BOMB PLOTTER NOW IN PRISON. DEMAND AMERICA IN 1920 TO HAVE A Merchant marine of 25. 000,000 deadweight tons Largest Fleet In World's Hutory Wiir Bridge the Pacific and Enable Countries to Utilize Unlimited Natural Resources. Latin-America- n South Bend Ind, America in have a merchant nmnne of 25,(Xx,000 deadweight tons, Chairman Hurley of the shipping board dedared here on June 10 in an address giving the most complete statement of the nations shipbuilding program, which has yet been made public, lie was speaking to the graduates of Notre Dame university. This great commerce fleet, Mr. Hurley said, the largest ever assembled in the history of the world, and involv mg the expenditure of more than five billions of dollars, will link the United Mates to South and Central America by weekly steamer service which win enable the countries to utilize their unlimited natural resources In the freest ' competition with other nations. It tflso.will bridge the Paclfc for the transportation of the products of Japan, Russia, China. Australia and the orient, and w III continue to promote Americas trade w Lth Europe. And, with It all, he added, Ameri- can ships "will serve humanity loj ally and unselfishly upon the same principles of liberty and Justice .which wrought about the establishment of his republic. "Thevast merchant fleet we are building," said Mr. Hurley, rausf the greatest Instrument of International probity, honesty and square dealing at the close of the war. It must become the vast and vital machine whereby America will prevent the oppression of the weak by the strong ; the crushing of right by might" ip-j- will Latln-Americ- an ing held. System Will Bs Continued Until tha Attacks by the Germans in the End of the War, or at Least Until Marne sector have again been repulsed All Danger of Submarine by the Americans, who inflicted heavy Attacks Has Passed. Free and They Should Go Slow, i front. a twenty-mil- e losses on the enemy. A new German division, the Fifth Marcel Hutln, the military critic, .Grenadier for writes t Naval guards, was identified by German The convoys governWashingtonWashington. of Prussian for the first time on divisions estabAmericans the Two fresh, ment, threatening mistreatment of coastwise shipping are being Crown Prince two was of It and Americans because of the Imprison- lished by the navy department, Saturday. guards It is understood . that the entire' Bavarian divisions have had ment of the bomb plotter Fran Rlnte-le- learned Saturday night to be withdrawn because of the heavy Indications were given at the depart- American force participating in the has' been warned by the United losses." States to remember that such a step ment that the convoy system for coast- second battle of the Marne will be x The Echo de rnris soys: will draw swift retaliatory action upon wise vessels will be continued until decorated by the French government. ' "The Germans have thrown their the thousands of Germans In this the end of the war, or at least until all danger of further submarine raids SERBIA RIPE FOR ALLIED AID. whole strength Into the present strug- country. on this side of the Atlantic is rewar the of the and answer by gle, counting upon ending Germany's threat Presldent Advised Now Is the Time the end of the month. We must not the United States were disclosed Jrl-da- y moved. unconto Extend Helping Hand. a with In be surprised If the enemy now also Taken state lu the conjunction department by the throws his naval strength Into note presented by thb Swiss minister firmed reports from neutral countries Washington. Serbia is ripe for OVER 700,000 IN FRANCE. struggle simultaneously with a great her, the Berlin foreign office pro- that the German high sea flbot Is pre- allied Intervention of the right sort, attack on the British front." posed to exchange for IUutelen, Sieg- paring for a major stroke against allied President Wilson has been told. Men American Soldiers Rushing to the Aid commerce generally, the Information on whose fried Paul London, a , German-borhe has heretofore Judgment of tho Allies. exnaturalized citizen, serving ten years gives an Indication of the steadily RENEWED SUPPORT URGED. relied have laid before him a plan a than 700,000 as Washington. More panding program of defense being put whereby the allied armies are to be acIp prison In Germany for acting raids. soldiers have American Into was that further gone overseas Notice given spy. operation against companied by economic missions to President Advises Labor Leadero Their Russian The vigilance of the navy depart- restore order In the country as the to carry back to France the encouranswer to this proposal was await-e- d an Best Efforts la Expected. before putting Into execution con- ment," declared Secretary of the Navy armies march ahead. agement and assistance which LafayPresident Wilson on Washington. and Rochambeau brought to ette measures of reprisal against Daniels, "will be maintained so long that understood the Is templated further It Jane 11 telegraphed to the American Americans In Germany because of the as there Is a submarine unaccounted Baker told- the -president has been deterred from giv- America, - Secretary labor- - and. the American failure of of Federation to in bidding release for.". chasseurs efforts' French . alpine ' previous slan. his assent to these plans because Alliance of Labor and Democracy, In Rlntelen. Asked If he would bring back any ing at the here farewell them Monday war and state of the opposition of the at St. Paul, urging renewed Convention a monument. waters. with from naval units base the of European Washington replied POSSIBLE. tensing Secretary fFNIVE departments. , NAVA efforts of labor tn support of the war terse communication refusing to con- Secretary Daniels said : The war secretarys last announceThe state department Is understood That's water. across Is war the "The and suggested program. sider the exchange, out for the observance ment some weeks ago concerning the to be Reported Germany May Make Effort can be lost In America a that, while the United States does not I where our war vessels must be. The of a standing war "The forces abroad to Win War on 6eas. punctilious procedure with re- size of the American well ns on the fields of France,' and acknowledge the principle of repris- - presence of a submarine off this coast sailed for had men was 500,000 that war to Russia. The department Washington. Further evidence that or unjustified lutermp als occasioning physical suffering, U Is harassing and annoying. But It Is gard front the battle behind the be to understood Is solidly Germany, In Its efforts to end the war Rons of the essential labor of thq would be wise for Germany to con- - not the war." one front" Idea and to discourage Attending the exercises were M. Us to Is support this summer, planning make It Impossible to win elder that If it acts upon that prin- added every Daniels ship may country Mr.. ,that I any suggestion that tends to Weaken Jusserand, the French ambassador, I (he presidents telegram to cjpje jt inevitably will be understood I that went overseas Is and will be Ijpd offensive by sending its h gi seas1 gaj allied effort on the battlefields of representatives of the French high known that Is nga,lnt the com dned Drum Malsel of the American Alll I of It on the action part protected. commission, Mr, jBakera staff and. quately France, QY9 giniliar la j ftnce 0j lhfir and Democracy. I all 4 nd American grand fleet. Is given j the United States. vessels are carried un- ' Important many government officials. an official dispatch Tuesday from No controversy between capital and der convoy. The secretary said the Revolt Would Bolshevik! Suppress Switzerland. guns Is be- labor should he permitted to Interfere Must Take Offensive. supply of RIGID ECONOMY OF FUEL. London. Reuter's 'Moscow correArmy official nature, an of A telegram and that won be can mg augmented battles with the prosecution of the war, the of a Iff That satisfactorily London. message spondent telegraphy says the dispatch, "Is being spread president Raid, until every lnstru- - in the end only by the army which U gun and a trained gun crew is In transmission, that Drastic Action Taken by Garfield That 81, delayed May c broadcast In Germany, which says that ship. set up by the government j takes the offensive Is the significant able for every All May Have Coal. the Bolshevlki commissioners have Iscoastwise the German admiralty Is considering a has been employed to settle It. of General shipping sued a manifesto to the people sumFoch, The made by arming declaration Washington. Curtailment of coal To Mr. Gompers the president tele- commander In chief of the allies, In also is being considered. As soon as moning them to war against the countbig naval offensive. Orders are supsupplies to manufacturers of passenvessels for er revolution. posed to have been given to keep the graphed;. an Important article contributed by need of the ger automobiles for the year beginning whole fleet in readiness and a certain him to The Field, in which he dis- - Uns has been entirely met, supplies "Please convey to the thirty-eight- h rank August 1 to 25 per cent of the quannumber of naval officers of high annual convention of the American cusses the problem of the soldier andwni be available for coast ships which Wear Masks to Escape Plague. was anfrom recalled tity consumed In 1917-1have been hurriedly ) it Is deemed wise to arm. of Isibor my congratula- the way to victory. Federation Railroad San Francisco. passengers me fuel adnounced on Jane 10 by Switzerland and other neutral coun- tions upon the patriotic support which - Nanking province. through passing the one of step ministration. This is GIVE LIVES FOR COUNTRY. tries, where they have been spending the members of your organization Hospitals Bombed Seven Times. China, are provided with masks' to In a drastic of reduction for program their leave. Igmdon. The Germans bombed Brttthem from -- a species of have given to the program of the nasafeguard r exIndustries allowed fuel "The Kieter Zeltung speaks of tion in the past year, not only In the Ish hospitals In France seven times jover 7000 Americans Included In Cas- plague which is raging In that district, the expected coal shortage next Lists. traordinary activity in the ports and- trenches and on the battlefield, where between May 13 and June 1, according to C. II. Loeber, who arrived ualty according ' winter. the Hamburg I'ot publishes aq inter- I so many of our younger men are now to a statemeht made In the house of Washington. Casualties among the here Sunday. will he industries under1 how other factor-Just I. In MacPhefson, J. the commons view with Von Tirpltz, who was asked by uniform, but equally American expeditionary forces thus affected has not been disclosed, and It If Germany was In n position to meas- les and the shipyards and the work- secretary of the war office, The far General Pershing total GUTZ0N BORGLUM by reported fleet 901. Is said to be probable that there will numbered the English ure herself with of the country, where the army casualties announced war shops the 7315, department be no publication of a list of "The admiral naturally replied la Is supported and supplied by the loyal June 9, In making public the first of FRENCH their MARSHAL after - Instead an announce-that flELD craftsmen. skilled saying the affirmative, of your casualof summaries Industry regular weekly ment may be made as each order Is land forces hove pushed the French "We are faring the hardship of the ties. Deaths In action and from Indus of sldcs other on the The j crucjttl months of the struggle. and English hack given applying to a particular wounds, disease,' accidents and all ' the of turn ashe the would try. TurH, It nation can face them confidently, other causes number 2927, while 4046 kaiser's boats to drive thh English off sured now that, the Intrigue of the men have been wounded and 342 are the high seas." King Says Send Troops to Russia. an enemy can never divide our unity by missing In action, including men held and Industrial quarrels Washington. A proposal that means of those prisoners in Germany. tried he has force be sent to Russia. which American Rate Increases Refused class dissensions railwith the allies, including DIRECTS FIGHTING. PcRSHlfcG Washington. Applications of so diligently to foment In tltese days conjunction on rates la American Increases make the and China," to aid the Ru-l- nmi roads to of trial and Japan Sioux City, people in expelling the German grain In carloads from General Partonally Commands Troopa workingman is hearing his share of the north Nebraska, new in In the and points burden nobly. Iowa, tary power. Is made In a resolution0 national at Cantigny. of south cities Colorado Introduced Monday by Senator King of Omaha to world of peace and freedom which General Pershing Washington. interthe refused jC by were Utah. Pueblo, America is fighting to establish, hU; directed the fighting of Ameri and his serv-Ic- e honored state commerce commission. as be will where from place can troops at Cantigny, Plan to Speed Aircraft Building. a gratefully esteemed. the Germans were driven with a loss Service. the for Special Called senWashington. vOrganlzuttott by of 2000 prisoners, members of the of white thousand Nine Washington, director of aircraft production Ask Ostracism of Hun Doctors. ate military committee were told SatPrB drafted registrants qualified for sje-eifor with government corporation to direct Is Chicago. National prohibition urday at their weekly conference limited military service were and equipment ductlon of aircraft and civil popwar department officials. The village ha r called for June 11 by 1nme--t the benefit of military each of 28 proposed In a hill introduced by cull Ihe necessity Americans May. will the ulations alike, was taken by Marshal General Crowder. They a man Chamberlain of the senate States and all German attempts to recapture soon be put to work In the military county In the United of sending .rfnfcW medical its cent tary.. committee.. 20 per quota of tt have been In vain. aeronautical corps of thejirmy , .service., nnsLihe' R nw Texans Honor Ferguson. of doctors generally from assoAbolishes Diplomatic Titles. Huns to Announce War Alms. ? rT) with German war W tmr T exfOM F oruier Got taking ciation alter the WwM ngTOtt.Swedi -- h reports to the guidon A discussion renvnet was has who purged emJames Germany srieuUslaTmtn . state department announce that the Gution Borglum,the famous sculp- - , rrom plne' betwwti the German go re- - itself of guilt, were features of the mce 111 1917 on- - Impeachmenta abolished tor bar soviet inent and the high nrmy command republic Russian ho after in investigation into of Bevan Doan on Monday was named address of Dr. Arthur inmliug n declaration of war aim In constructing aircraft for proceedings, all title of ambassadors and mini-ter- s. as delay of ' night Installed Tuesday and foreign represents- - r 6Ur forctg fnFrancer made charges it candidate for the Tionrlrmtion wlii h the German government will Chicago, as a new portrait of Field Mar- - I Roth their own This Medical state American the Democratic of .i liK.sttS emor to the iuotntLvn .1 by president ii.ike In the near future, according ehalLardFrcrch..:hQ.hlbeCfuyads mi. SWtUt Wh tr rpH?rr lord lieutenant of Ireland. Much. Too Would Make Nation Dry Talked, Two Subs Sighted of f Virginia- Mexican Murder Train Guard. Webb Sucteds Young, Cold Wave Strikes Europe. to for It is Because A alleged Neb. named proposal An subAmerican Washington. Fremont, Met. Low Angrios!..lmflnnaticvn'"Of "the "An Atlantic Port. Two German JUtonerdiiuwJUsmlvleu.cold.ufte . the war j mottos of Lieutenant Colonel Wll marines were sighted Sunday about Jdete prohibition during Sntph was killed when Villa follow-central Europe, including struck has pro In would rather be said senate he by benato presented la the for the seeond tiiue within a week Wilson and Scandinavia, according to reports from Ram C. Webb to colonel, be succeed sixty miles off the Virginia coast by Jones amendrnen the in sene an a than 1apas-qn'irof the penitentiary Washington, Rickard W, Young a scout aviator, according to reports 1,,M aw n train at Santiago TnftTiy points. There have been snow Brigadier General agricuErnest Suiulborg, Sll.OOO.OiiO emergency the to States United nrmy. the June reliable of Utah here killing the 5, brought Durango, Sunday night by and severe as commanding officer hailstorms falls, senwas Neb., ltural appropriation bill. a resident of Snyder, tr. la guard of fifty soldier. parties. frosts. regiment arrived Saturday morning. tenced to five years Imprisonment. Nebraska Wheat Crop Increased. Prohibit Saluting Troop Movements. Gotham Lights to be Dimmed. Francis Again In Petrograd. Locomotive. Exploding Killed by Men. 'Asked-for 17,003 Islands Omaha. That the government wba New Yoik. Dimming of New York's The presence la Betro Philadelphia. Except for the giving Fremont, Neb. Engine Haand Rico this year Porto Washington. vyUl be continued indefinitely, of Ambassador Francis has been of proper and necessary signals, loco- estimate for Nebraska for Teona rd Eritksob was killed and will b on Provost on called crop were by wheat ami that the waii Kdd Police Commissioner Enright was probably j reported to the state department. motive whistles on the Pennsylvania low, r fireman, '1 Byrne. pne 11. OoO boo on June from NO.OOO.nu) to 55 IticvLi) In unnounring that the war Marshal General Crowder, for ie government dejartment approved of the precau- to rumish 17,000 draft registrants claimed by crop eXT"rtsthe national army. tions agaiii'-- a possible air raid. Secretary Lansing Reminds Germans That There Are Number of Their Countrymen In the Land of the -- Rup-prech- ts be-co- n, n - ade-jforc- 1 1 j0ert antl-submart- trans-Atlanti- 1 trans-Atlanti- c 8, to-me- non-wa- - so-call-ed self-sacrific- e, per-Isonall- y. ul -- I .ioto-army- 1 1 1 -r- sfswwr irewsn Jr-re- ti z. be"sH.ke'VilHiv-pe1frr'ir'lIY?MT- Or o, -- ' Iit'-pecto- Wa.-hlngto- Eu-jgra- n. d bu-h- ate t i I j |