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Show DESERET EVENING NEWS. 11 T1U KS1UV NOVEMBER PAGES DECLINES THANKSGIVING PRAVER Jenkins at Puebla tins been re- n Who Or-dere- LMhiUTi (7orf, Who is tarl'tr days JSS' 4 led our father! forth into largo humbly beeteteh The lo pat through lhre doft of unrett and turmoil in confidence enl courage that what As- - lies ucl legun trill come to rich eompletenee. Bleee our land with the fruite of houeet toil. Save ue fr-tthe din cord which mieundcre'anding brings. Keep our feet in the path of righteoueneae, Tearh ue to lute liberty and fpetice ami to practice them to tha upbuilding of the entire world ae ae our orx native land. Fnehnn into one people the multitude brought hither out of many eountrte amt male thorn trua d Mark-e- d tnherttanre, git u grare, w Bulgaria Is Deprived ' of Thtace and Also Loses Strumitza Under Terms of I MEXICO CITV. Xov erlrlng la "no legal foundation nor prinA mertran. International law" upon ciple of Cite u grateful heart for the abundant harvei'i tha year. In tha a dehich the Cntted Rlatea baaea Ferels-ten- t time IT of our prvepenty temper our Nov PASO. with th recollection that mand for the Immediate EI. Texas, releaae of William (I. Jenkins. I'nlted Stales conrumor of the hatching up of a "etery good and every perfect gift it from above. Let no anxiety rob ms of sular agent at Puebla the Mexican tendril plot by Villa element in lb the conciovnee of Thine abiding loto. fn tha day of trouble tuffar not our government, through llilark Medina, state of Chihuahua. following th true! in Thee to fad. Be patient with ue when our purpose break down or undersecretary of foreign relations to- execution of (Jen. Felipe Angel, not- our endeavor teem of no arad. a Impoeelble to acnight staled It at Chihuahua City Co UMfb u into Thanksgiving Bay. Teach u to give thank for all th cede to the request of the American ed rebel leader, yesterday reached the border today. atsta department . bleiimgt of the time, to dread nothing but the lots of Thee and to perceive Every one connected wit t the trial the eitn of Thtne enduring lots forever shining behind every cloud. of the Villa Chieftain hat been Bleu u all at the Thankigtving board. Be with those who cannot b marked for vengeance, according to vifA ue ae well a those u ho oan. Make ue, wherever we may be, one in that EL PAPO. Tax . Nov 4. The text of the reports. Francisco Villa, th ally the reply of the Mexican government to of Angeles, will start Immediately unity of hope and faith and love which neither time nor distance can dm the note of the United State asking And tend ms forth into tha future with Thanksgiving facet and Thank upon hla campaign of reprisal. Ch- stray. th Immedlat release of William 0 ihuahua heart tagtr to labor, strong ta tndurs, and useful ta tha land wt City being hla objectlva point, fifing there From Wichita came trlegTsm that the American legion post of that fit jr baa 300 amt algord up and ready to go at once. Among the rolunteers were the owner of five ateamahorela, who offered their entire outfits which the governor said would add very materially to the coal digging possibilities. A steam shovel, be said, was capable of uncovering from S00 to 400 tons of coal In a strip mine a day. (By Universal Service.) CHICAGO, Nov. 27. With a cold wavs sweeping over the middle west and reserve stocks of coal rapidly disappearing, even those who heretofore bad taken an optimistic view of the situation admitted it was growing seriBest estimates placed the pro- ous. Auction of coal for the whole country! t only 3J per cent of normal, andj none of this coal waa being produced in the great middle west manufacturing district, where it waa most need- A ZA Felipe Angele Are For Vengeance. - 1 Siteweil.l Shooting of Gen. ceived. It wa transmitted Immediately to Seey. landing at hi home. ID ALLIED lOfflrlallx Iarwe4 by Ik I ee Ik rkareke ml BEAT Mexican Official Named National Commander of American Legion Expression of Gratefulness For Every Good and Every Perfect Gift From Above CAMPAIGN TO 37.' The Nov. WASHINGTON, Mate department announced at I p ra. today that the teat of lle note from Mrilrn In reply to Hie American rnmmanlrstlun regarding like arrrwt of (Vmsular Agent TOPEKA. Kan.. Sot. T. More than 409 mrn rrepomlrd early today to Got. II. J. Alton's rail for volunteer coal digger. Some applicants arc sending In name In group, representing organisations formed In various toon. TEAR RELEASE Under Secretary Foreign Relation Says No Precedent Of International Law to Support Demand. Exhausted and Tempera ture It Steadily Falling. SEVENTIETH Vendetta Breads Out Between Mexican s Factions L Coal Supply It Practically UTAH SIGNS PEACE TREATY IN PARIS BULGARIA 10 SALT LAKE CITV 27 Pct PARIS, NoV. 2. M. Stambullwsky, premier of Bulgaria, signed th treaty of peace between his country and- th AlUed powers at th Neullly town' hall at lt:4t o'clock tflls morning. , -- - By the condition of the treaty which was signed this morning at th Neullly town hall, Bulgaria la callText of Reply ed upon to surrender all werka of art and valuable taken from Allied counan tries during the war and to 000,-90- 0. 2443. of Indemnity approximately L1EUTEANT-(T)LON'E- Ij FRANK f 'Thrsce 1XX DOLIER. Bulgaria Is deprlvsd Jenkins. American consular agent at tri- a email and also !oe Btrumlisa, Amen. love. la At said. In are it The rebels thalr convention Minneapolis reported Pusbla. Mexico, ws received tonight latthe of section naangular th as territory, American" Legion elected by Andress G. Garcia, consul gsnersl at to be planning to destroy the railroad tional commander Lieutenant-Colonter being assigned to Serbia.. PropoEl Paso, . . ... ' between Juares and Chihuahua City. Franklin ITOUer, a yarn merchant of sals which would glv Bulgaria a cor- - , Th text of th not follows: SEEKING Disorders wars already sald'To H served on Philadelphia. rider through Three to tho'Aefesn "Mexico November 34. 1414. have occurred in Chihuahua City, but staff of the A. B. F. ar left to th futur disposition of "Mr. George I Summerlin, sctlng no confirmation of these rumors wars ths Allied governments. The boundary ; Unltsd obtainable here. Consul General Ancharges of affaires far th States of America: between Rumania and Bulgaria Is G. drea Garcia, of Mexico, aald he Sir: I am instructsd by the presi in only minor details. changed dent of the republic to answer here- had heard nothing of any outbreak Compulsory military service In Bui- with your note of November JO. which at the capital. you addreeaed to the Mexican govern- garla Is abolished by th treaty term, Meanwhile, preparations were bement on Inetructlone from the state de- the Bulgarian army being limited to PI of Partment United made the at the In to States. Juarez ing -garrison 111 You no doubt realise that the 29,004 men with a gendarmerie, or ' 24. Nov. BERUhf, Op Wednesday, fact that no legal foundation, princi- prevent any disorders on the border. to force, not exceeding 19.000. All a the union of police position Independent of ple or precedent International In the absence of Gen. Jose Gonzalo arm and ammunition exceeding the Socialists with th majority Socialists right, or even of reason, la Invoked In Ecobar. Commander of the Juares the demand for the Immediate liberalaid down ty the treaty' amount L Is Indicated In the action of the Indetion of Mr. Jenkins, who. as you know, district. Col. Eduardo F. Porcayo, actto Pekin pendent Socialist ahall be turned over to the Allies. la at present under the jurisdiction of ing commander. ed. faction today In reported as having petition It Brought taken every precaution to forestall of the a Judge of the city of Puebla. electing Alfred Henke ot Bremen and Samuel Insull, president composed of Allied repre"The Mexican government cannot see any demonstration by Villa and Angeof Princes Frlta Ueyer ae presidents with equal By Delegation sentatives Is given power to punish . commonwealth Edison Electric' comhat the foundation for such a de- les sympathizers. Gen. Escobar, who Haase th to succeed late Hugo rlghla. mand might be It believes that It can was ono of the crimes committed by Bulflrlan during of th Independent Socialist Producers tried Gen pany. one of the largest consumer in b And Lamas With Power as leader Give to power of the country that Angeles, wau Judge who ' head Agree prnctnr T. in to the. war and also deal with the recriticized return the to W' expected lt a party yeichstag. makel l, hough the United States Chicago, Henke and Oeyer, with Frau Louise of prisoners. expressed the desire on various oo- - Juarez today. of the regional coal committee, charg-.ha- s patriation To Act 14 Increase Miners of Per Juarez pblice were given orders last Zietx. who was elected secretary of the ? .that right and justice should be simple with staging of the ceremony Thq the was public misleading he Ing night to keep strict watch on all ausfaction, belong to th left wing at the tbs clouded skies, combined with and coal was Adenough Cent With Raising Price th probably Inadvertent, hut complete statements that there picious characters, and a strong paparty which haa opposed Haase's trol was maintained on the street. of moderation. for ordinary requirements. Isolation of Bulgaria delegate at the PEKING, Saturday. Nov. 22. (By vocacy No trouble vCas reported. In waa Henkw th rod conspicuous CoaL Of peace table, spread a sort of gloom "Why try to concial sanythlng. The Associated Mongolia, Press.) was Hole while last Geyer spring, Angeles' Testimony. over th proceedings, 'll. Btambul-IwakThis is a tirr i when in insurrecsaid ::r. Insull. the desires and it lama prominent Spartacan princes In his testimony before the occupied a seat at th extreme military through tion at Lelpsic. board by which he wau tried. every possible! effort at conservation corner. th outaid door wlth. Gen. to end the state of autonomy under in coal WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. Min op- vacant' seats between him and th Angeles repeatedly denied that he had which it exists, and give political and must be made. The supply of taken arms against the Carranza goverators of th United Staterdeflnltely neighboring delegate every yard In ti e city is practically ernment but asserted that he returned diplomatic control to China. tn wer to tba thalr All other Adminisis delegates voted today to accept Fuel going exhausted. The country has been A Mongolian petition to Mexico merely to effect a union of when M. Stsmbullwsky was antrator Garfield's proposal for settle- seat all elements, according to a detailed brought to Peking by Gen. Hau Shu suffer. 10:40 oclock. II saluted nounced at An over- with cold ment of the coal strike. story of th trial, published by El Cheng. It declare that Mongolian of; as he took his seat. The situation in Nebraska, Minneformality of of 'declaraHeraldo. Chihuahua crime states! City. falsifying judicial northwestern whelming majority of operators were Premier Clemenceau, as president of with deal SOta and othet to ficlal circles tlon8i tMa and empowered Gen. hag attacked cauge(, what Angeles bitterly llTlpr(. satisfied with the offer of. a 14 per tha peace conference, roao immediateit wa- - 6a.iu onment. he termed gg -- eported wrious. The strong pa- r on of tho question of Mongolia's autonomy "Nevertheleaa this Imjrtiewnment the Mexican people. cent Increase in wages to tho men ly and Invited him to sign. Two minthe hundreds of towns and villages were does not of itself signify of Mr Jenbegs to petition th president utes later, th first signature had been that To these I correct Snow errors, without fuel. exposed began any consequent Increase - in appended is klna without sufficient guilty, because such fact can my life to tho treaty of Neullly. v Chinese republic as follows: relamy be coal. of Despite th temprevious established price only definitive the by Judg. , has been under tions with Villa, It was dangerous for falling over Nebraska andabovo aero ment. "Outer for United Slates, Workof Mongolia United Officials Mina the sign five degrees "Your know- - that the me to treat with him. for he mad Chines rule for over 200 years, dur perature was wer to er not meet of America excellency until under? -L. American Frank 27. Polk, Direcspread Nov. , CLEVELAND, O., criminal proceedings in Mexico The cold wave will gradually 1 ue of thieats when 1 madu bold to lite in th day, but apparently there secretary of suffering volved three Henry Whit and classes of imprisonment southward, bringing Intense ing which time every one, from prince tor General of Railroads Walker D. eft little change contradict hlm ot sentiment among Gen. Tasker state; H. Bliss tor the fuel whose Is supply when preventative, suspected than "We held our first argument In to the lowest subject, enjoyed peace. Hines offer of 'tlirur and one-ha- lf t0 communities for them in opposition to tho fuel admin- United States., followedsigned by Cecil B. because gone. Venort he called Manchu Madero men The Toseslgua, istration's end union of'th sent to slow freight eenrice wa discussed dur- still were proposal. when against the accused there Is Buf near th British under-aecretafrom Indianapolis tonight1 ait: a fool. I retorted something, and outseriously "considering a re- for foreign affair no relief from the sufficient evidence in the Judgment of- avoices vr and Fig dynasty, the officials China northern conference of the the fourth day's ing said there nivoee. ana rose to shouts. th to acVillas soldiers and of offer continuance a of suppose that the magistrate ths the town chief jection y Urga. (the in a plants icused for Crowe, assistant c f the four railroad of the fuel shortage there 0f the crime; and ordt- - expected that he would order me districts chairmen wer general which haa ruilty strik corrupun already of Mongolia) tonlgnt ' foreign affair, for .Great Britain: Sir nary mpnsonment which involves a hanged, as he had-don- e had suspended operations to ei khont-all those coat national crista brotherhoods here brought' ot today. If tionists. the exception sentence as the penalty til next- - Monday, who contradicted him. Miners said th government's offer Georg H. Perl. Canadian high com "The most extreme indignation arose The delegate oppoee accepting the bakeries and a few otner vlded for the crime and the guilt of, An- waa lee than that ot 20 per cent mad missloner In London, for Canada; nils-Afterward, when he had calmed among the Mongols, of which foreignthe accused duly proved. The two first1 Lsential indur es. , drew Fisher, Australian "high coni proposition with all the arbitrages voluntarily - down. Villa told me that I waa tho ers took last the been classes of the are by operator not has legalImprisonment n Instigating Chicago advantage. - Tne .miation . but restrictions to the first man that had contradicted him Mongols against the Chinese and the and allowances eliminated, according week. To this the operators replied alonev In London, for Australia; Regr How- - ly penalties, east. the noal relieved by the accused, pending inves-eve- r, and escaped alive. that tha 20 per cent increase waa lnald A. Blankenbergh for South about liberty of The Independence of outer Mongolia was to authoritative Information because baaed receipts have been ony tigatlon. "This confirmed in me th belief established. judgment mav also de anarew expressly on an expected in- Africa; Thomas McKenzie, New Zeanormal i. retained China Is loss of considered was the these wb ciare the of accused. expected, innocence t the nearly half that Villa would have been a good Some land's high commissioner in London, crease In the price of coal. Diamond! wa Black outer of while Mongolia editor suzerainty to amount K I..w Liberal. the man had Murphey. not been for despots and gained by the miners believed a convention- - of th for Now Zealand; Sir Ejr Crowe also No improve- equal Us of rights, " deprived jpaid it had ben ha undertone a pre sycophants. " 1: . overtime offer. United Mine Workers' representatives signed for India. at htrago' nt'lvJenkins detention first, and then a a day would be In the courr? of his lengthy address ments In Mongolia's condition have to pass final Premier Clomencoati, who was In The general chairmen of the four possibly would be called Only . abiut formal occurred. since of -- .from thq eastern region. imprisonment It hour. ii the lo court. of Victor on th matter. Angeles spokec fin form and high spirits, signed with were sent end some or triese s because of thia (hat railroad brotherhoods In session here ly "Rutwla, recently occupied with . Some ot the operators apparently Louie Lucien Klota, minister xsTsft-nanoHugp's "Les Miserable, comparing were 'confiscated en route, i arrested, and this is a fact thatVeem Francisco been unable to pro- since Monday to consider director were has strife, " Momenta v Jean Villa with no the miners more Valjean. than to be considered by the government of willing Cspt. Andre Tardleu.MrJfnlster or fulfill her treaty Uttlc Coal Mined General of Railroads Hines' offer of to accept the government the United States as persecution or a Suddenly the prisoner raised his tect Mongolia offer, of blockade, and tho invaded regions,1,, The Buriat, backed by time and one-ha- lf been no coal produc- series of 4njurles that are inflicted un- voice and shouted: overtime 'Thereh-a- s in slow for Increased tho wages that holding Jules Cam bon, general secretary ' ' "Those who accuse me and those brigands sent messenger seeking to freight service, provided arbitrary wilffqut an Increase . in coal prices and justly on the c.onsul. tion" in Illinois. Iowa, Ohio, Indiana, mlniRtrr of foreigmrifalrs. for ; to the enter and to the Mongolian us Kansas who arrest- - me are Vllllctae! The compel Mexican Law Liberal. and special aHowwnce unfair and would result in France. Then followed existing hi would western Pennsylvania, we are now reof Guglielnto ' the robbing with . object who be the people,, league, In the coure of th trial. M any masters should many scheduled are eliminated, adopt- th closing of a number of mines. Missouri. The cog! Marconi and Signor do Martino ter should China of suzerainty 'and depriving ed a resolution at this morning's sesfrom central I enn-e- y time, the accused may ask and obtain' govern themselvgs.-wh- o should ceiving has come Matsu 1, V, can hla liberty on bail. The Mexican law cease biflng servile, for they-,arJapItaly;. Baron Kelshlrp Mongolia of autonomy. sion to send 1 committee to WashIvan la and West Virginia. anese ambassador to France; Baron in re- is very liberal pbout thla. since all great . It is understood that a mandate will ington to confer with the dfrector genhardly expect anytheincrease la Is a that Den Heuvel and M. Rolls Van necessary request and the strike Is settled From tle balcony and the gallery be Issued this evening embodjlng th eral and ascertain just how jpuch the of the' sum fixed by the ceipts and unless production Kiatka elimination of the arbitrages and alJacquemyns for Belgium; Dr. V. K, plant judge. Mr. Jenkins refusal to exercise of the large theatre In which the trial above and adding that the immediately every industrial and less JCe and S. At- Saio in Wellington Koo, and the Irga jirdtoeol note lowances will affect the overtime this right, notwithstanding that he was was held there came such a storm of treatyRuso-Chlnefn the country will have to close In Lon- - ' . e, fredo 'Chines minleter o several times, and "the applause that Gen. Gabriel Gavira, the the Sz. regarding do to noteq. haa full asked The .committee month. proposition. than, a, C. Honnold,, secretary of the fact that the Judge has fixed for him Msctlnes-Crtl- z, Cuban officer of-- the military board, outer Mongolia are abrogated. don;.- - Rafael act. to presiding ur. F. Operator-association- , , power isas bond the sum of 1.004 pesos, cannot had to worn the auditors that cuch minister Eliptherioa YenU Illinois Coal -him to call hlmnelf th permit were the strictly Greek he xelo. prohibited, premier, ahd Nicholas sued a sUtement today sayingburden victim of injuries which he has demonstrations Breaks Altitude Record. EMMANUEL TO , After Potltis. the 5 rey k foreign minister and rigorously denying that be public would have to bear theths min- brought up'on' himself. state effort of the the rerlsted had RUstem Increase granted "Mr. Jenkins, finding himself, then, Hadjar, for th Kingdom' of-tof any wage OPEN PARLIAMENT SANTIAGO, Chile. Wednesday,atinvolved in a trial that is being con- guardsmen to capture him, Angeles ers. Mr. Honnold la also a member Hedjaa. Thother powers fol- , British army the of MaJ. Huston ducted according to law, under the launched forth Into a discussion of lowed tn alphabetical order, with th of the wage commission of the cen- Jurisdiction " avl. Em2 27.-7. army Chilean Tht'a tached to Nov. the Victor NOV. whose of Jesus of judge ROME. DETROIT. Mich.; King proceed- socialism and quotedword of. Rumania - and tral competitive field.no of Theodor ation Instructor, today broke th alti- manuel will open parliament Monday, meteor plungedlnto Lake. Michigan exception mlgundersUnd,-dn- g ing ar open, and ar constantly un- Christ and the work Slavfa, 'whoso slrnaftures swaR. preThere should be He der America. the of South 'record tude vigilance opinion public for here. announcement Socialist Austrian and td said the according on the part of the public." of th treaty; with Auswhich is Interested In learning the Roosevelt ' ascended 21400 feet in It minute There has been some uncertainty gs last night causing earth ''tremors felt vious - signing Any wage truth of the affair, th Mexican ... ' A Mr. Honnolds statement. gov- Kaussky. tria. , scout of cities an witht southern' In because Michigan bypjane would ho experiment appear whether tq min necesworkers, ernment find Itself under the was finished advance granted to the , at 11:03 ceremony The ,AI' 220 horsepower. of Socialist lnto of flam not bi of of ths the to accede the whether Joint to suppoedsttitudiby being and sending, JjUlar sity Death and at 11:10 M. Stsmbullwsky. accow-(however determined, ' Jtcontained in the Ignorant Husband s and miners, demand for liberation (negotiations by operators air which was visible for a radius of panled by his attaches, left the buildson. today - made public a Telegram deputies. not to which 1 am replying; and it after-noo'or the arbitrary - dictum of the fuel hat strong- reasons, founded on NEW YORK. Nov. 27. Mr. Felipe from hi faJher, dated Tuesday more than 0 miles, was the theory ing. He waa saluted by the guard of will have the for this of Sir Allen Smith Elected. generally administrator or the cabinet, consumer Peoples and considera- Angele. widow of th Mexican revorights . It read: accepted early today in ex- honor, ' tion of constitutional character! to be added to the price the am I "Let th family know that lutionary leader. Sras still In Ignorance Treaty of Nrainy.' the earth shock which at ef will be paged to pay for. his fuel. It I Ooieroneent Rights, vis planation LONDON. Montreal.' Nov. 27, ie reive and- contented. I hope- that y execution. Mr. hi of Carmyr. today -to have been caused HU bearing throughout the cere- - " da economlcaPyTm possible lowett atryhflrirt rlehtt th govarn- g, her sister, declared that bhe vlil be good man. a patriotind a Sir Alien Smith, Coalition Unionist, firstanwas believed at Industrial torn seemed to reflect consciousnem motif icommodlty for any grea length bf (ment believe no other government can Deiaroea, bbuse to explosion by the 111 ef love , to new elected o' has even been so the your that isrd worker. I want you elaima for on of Its had bean make time for lc than It cost oiwhis part of the dlstlnction mad be-hat "other, sieter and brothers very much. commons for South Croydon In the plant. abr.oad, nave n th case whert hla arreet by the Carranza force were as - lit. Honnold Issued the statement subjectsdiplomatic beard far ai The rtimbllrg caused by th resignation And embraces. been Withheld. 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