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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER- HYRUM, UTAH - i Barricaded In a narrow room In th heart of the business district, a man PERSHING TELLS OF identified as Nash Davis or Killsea, Texas, fought to the death with mors than a score of officers at Dallas, .Texas. Davis received more than a hundred shots in his body before he IIIH fell. The five members of the staff of the Philadelphia Tageblatt on trial In the AMERICANS SMASH THE HUN CITES INDIVIDUAL INSTANCES OF federal court at Philadelphia, were HEROISM ON . YANKEE DEFENSE ON FRONT OF found guilty there this week of conBATTLEFIELD. THE MILES. FIFTY spiracy to violate the espionage act A motion for a new trial was made and bail was continued. Western Front Has Wltneesed New Report of Leader of American Forces In France Shows How the Flag 488 A new worlds record of rivets Happenings That Are Making History Major Offensive Which Bids la Being Advanced in the mainan hour been established and Back has Fair to Roll Germans Information Gathered from All Thrilling Struggles. tained for eight hours by 57 crews of In Double Quick Time. Quarters of the Globe and workmen at the Submarine Boat corGiven In a Few Lines. At the moment when porations Newark yards. Washington. American troops, boys theWashington. Christmas packages for men serving nation has resolutely set Itself to Now York, Tennessee and North! on naval vessels abroad must reach from the task of backing up General PerINTERMOUNTAIN. and South Carolina, were in the thick New York not November than 15, later James A. Wood, former assistant of the fray Sunday, which .badly shings fighting men with six billion of Amerfederal food administrator for Nevada, Secretary Daniels has announced. smashed tho German positions over a more dollars, the commander WASHINGTON. forces icas proudly lifts expeditionary was convicted of bribery by a jury in front of more than fifty miles, from for Creation' of of a the curtain censorship congressional special military the United States district court at San the region of Arras to La Fere. at to home reconstructo folks committee on moment a reveal Francisco. three-mile On a front the Americans sacIn a resolution Introtion Is stormed the Hlndenburg line and cap- a vivid picture of actual war Nearly 8000 draft recruits from Cali- duced proposed Massachuto Senator Weeks of which rifice and by heroism, ought tured the towns of Bellicourt and fornia, Arizona and Utah, sent to Camp setts. The senator end like of the over said the dollars the here make the fly In Kearny early this month for training, war Nauroy, crossing the Cambrai canal bullets over there. might come sooner than many an- the have been transferred from the camp operations. unless and that the The facts by which General Percountry ticipate, where they have been In quarantine Meanwhile, to the south, the British provides for the future, it will be stormed the main Hlndenburg deshing enables the public to visualize to permanent "organizations. in the same condition of unprefenses on the Schledt canal, crossed real1 battle scenes enacted upon real Appropriations have been made by caught as was for it lads are unprepeace paredness the. war department amounting to the waterway and gained the hills be- battlefields by real American for war. to In his pared a contained governreport Dearly $50,000 for the construction of Because of epidemics of Spanish in- yond, taking many prisoners. men to officers and ment awards of the convalescent hospital at Fort Doug-lasTo the north the British have their fluenza in army camps, Provost MarUtah. on Oambral, tho Important Ger- of the marine corps of the dishands General Crowder recently canman base over which recently there tinguished service cross. J. A. Carlson, pattern maker at a shal celled calls for the entrainment beThey portray a picture of thrilling shipyard at Seattle, is under arrest on tween October 7 and 11 of 142,000 draft has been so much fighting. Tho Can fighting in actual death-gri- p outIn northwestern are In of steel nadians the charges placed 'doctoring" registrants. struggles, showing how the Stars skirts of the city, while a naval divigovernment vessels, tampering with war wound service of and and Wearing enStripes is being carried foot by rolling stock in an effort to cause chevrons by enlisted men and officers sion has reached the southern foot, yard by yard, and mile by mile destrucIn virons. and wrecks, participating nearer to Berlin. tion of Spaghnum moss prepared by of the navy has been authorized by to La Fere the South St. of Quentin While the instances of individual Red Cross workers for use In ban- Secretary Daniels. French have pressed forward their line has been asked Congress the and heroism cited by the genby bravery overseas.-Gufor dages many prisoners. Along the war department to appropriate $7800 and taken eral in this Ofpatricular communique ins killed Police have the French by Kangas, to reimburse civilians arms for and volve dozen or more members a only ficer James Larkin at Butte, after advanced their line for a distance of he had fired at the patrolman, has . ammunition seized by the United two miles, capturing the highest point of a single fighting organization the the labor on the famous marine corps they typify the spirit been identified as an active leader of States troops during ridge. In troubles Colorado 1914. In with which the whole American army the I. W. W. and In British the Belgians is Imbued. Secretary McAdoe has Instructed have Belgium, I. Natatati, representative of the driven forward and taken In the battle for the possession of Mitsubishi corporation, a Japanese heads of bureaus of the treasury, ten miles from the North sea, both In Washington and throughout forest, Just north of steamship concern, announced at the their of NIeuport, bringing country to ask. deferred draft southeast on Soissons, Seattle that his company Intends to July 18, a Wisconsin lad, with that in the neces- line into closer union A. Taubart, went out Private Albert establish a direct steamer line be- classification for employees sary to the adequate and effective region of Ypres. The capture of in of advance line of his company, the tween Japan and Seattle. if it is pressed for further gains of the service. operation and, plunging straight into the fire of Appointment of Henry TOjurteH of will seriously affect the Geran machine gun, whose crew Satflpatlons of the treaty extending eastward, Nevada as chief . examiner of the inenemy man submarine bases on the North was desperately shooting directly at terstate commerce compiltSJod .and for a period of ten years the treaty of sea. t . him, first overaweu and then overpow- M. Crosland of South Caro- arbitration' between the United States oFUcai The entente allied troops every- ered were Great at gnd Brlain the astounded Germans, finishing exchanged bureau lina as chief oi the state dephvtment Tuesday be- where are continuing to make prog- the exploit by capturing the gun and is announced by the ress against the forces of the Teutonic tween Secretary Lapsing and its crew. .fir, alliance. of the British How another lone marine captured DOMESTIC. Barclay All of the news from the battle front two r In an address at New York, Friday bv.. guns and four prisoners for the past week has been of a nature in machine embassy. ' most made the the same engagement is recited in Wilson President night, FOREIGN. to g cause liberty-lovlorejoicing among the the account of the award of the cross has an- comprehensive and stirring war speech , The ' parliament people. Bulgarian more once to Sergeant Cukela. This youth from He of his career. explained acco. of an armistice offer, TllC SerbtaniJi'ench, British and the state of Washington advanced the issue of the war and the sacred proved to a late dispatch from Berlin. The In Macedonia have advanced alone things for which America and all the the against a nest of machine guns commander in chief and day after dfij. ancf Bulgaria now lies at which was civilized world are fighting, and he Bulgarianof to the harassing his men and finance fcave gone minister German and Austrian to threatened hold up the whole compointed out the purposes which will frontier to meet tJie allied .commanders, their mercy. reinforcements ae said to have been be accomplished in only one way the He worked his way to the rear pany. states. the will not dispatch rushed to the femtg, but they utter defeat of the central powers, of the Germans, picking up enemy bi afelfi $ieck tty onrushing allies hand QaDrieiie dAnnunzlo, the Italian Investigators of the btuGah of labor grenades on the way and finished success of tifiie. landed In France Friday for any loh in statistics, surveying the Cost Of living In principal industrial centers, reported from an airplane in which he had flown of this , campaign has rvhdered the n w moments. that the cost in the New York district from Italy across the Alps. His flight position bf Turkey doubly dangerous, I1! n firing find graphic aCcolUVt of is 62.07 per cent greater than In De- was over a distance of 290 miles. now a small dctfififilnent of marines the for, in addition The executions of Frahk Sulllva cember, 1914, and 17.39 per cent greatture of the Moslem brazed their way through the enemy a Palestine er than in December, 1917. and Phillip Johnson bf Winnipeg, con- by the British Uhder General Allenby, ranks and opened up a line for the adto victed mur'derers, set for Friday morn- the Influenza continued Spanish is now open to Invasion vance of their comrades relates to the empire spread today In army camps, 6824 new ing, were postponed until Wednesday. from the north. Both the Bulgars and exploits of Private Barczykowsky of cases' having been reported to the of- A dispatch from Quebec said the do- Turks have been tired of the war for New York, Private Barrows of Massafice of the surgeon general of the army minion hangman, Arthur Ellis, was de- some time, and the reverses of the chusetts, Private Hurley of Pennsylduring the period ending at tained in the east by pressure of busi- past week will doubtless have the ef- vania and Second Lieutenant Joseph ness. noon Friday. fect of Increasing their weariness. At B. Carhart of New York City. ' Three blankets instead of one hereWar diet In Germany has accom- last accounts the Serbians were still Led by the lieutenant, these young after will be Issued to each American plished a greater reduction of the in pursuit of the Bulgarians and the Americans charged three machine Boldier going overseas, the war depart- corpulecy of the average German British were still mopping up Palesguns. They killed the crews and then ment has announced. Members of the than all the Marlenbad cures, Rus- tine. turned the guns upon the enemy, killtank corps will get heavy mackinaws sian baths and drastic ceurses of The western front has witnessed the ing several more Germans and putting Instead of the ordinary army overcoat exercise. beginning of a new major offensive the others to flight. A. S. Embree, acting secretary-treasure- r ' The American Red Cross at Geneva operation during the week, this time of the Industrial Workers of has received an additional list of the In the Champagne country, with GenFEARFUL LOSSES OF HUNS. the World, was arrested at Chicago by names of 260 American prisoners who eral Pershing In command of the on a warrant charg- are Interned, among other places In American federal operatives troops. Both the Yankees Allies Take 325,000 Prisoners and 3600 ing him with violation of the espionage Stuttgart, Karlsruhe and Metz. and the French have overcome the Guns Since July 18. act by writing matter Intended to disWo British aviators, flying low In fierce resistance of the Huns, crossed London. Since July 18 the allies of food and courage the production one machine, about the sur- the second Hlndenburg line and cap- have taken 325,000 curtail the production of essential war render of sixty-fiv- brought prisoners and 3600 e tured subdisiary defenses in the rear. Germans and withguns. products. out leaving their plane . shepherded Incidentally, many thousand prisoners Of More than 300 hotels and apartment the and more than 100 big guns have fal- 3100 these totals. 247,000 prisoners and party across no mans land, house managers at a meeting at San guns have been taken on the west to a tale from the battlefield. len into the hands of the allies. The front. Francisco arranged to adopt a renewal 'Germans are said to have expected an The Porto Rican government has The British alone haVfc taken 110,872 schedule which will Increase hotel and attack In this region, but were unable that the 1918 for sugar crop and 1700 guns in the west. prisoners apartment rates throughout the city 25 Is 453,796 short tons, as compared with to guess the exact point .where It Tho French have taken 100,210 prisper cent. were once oners and 900 503,081 tons in 1917, a decrease of would be launched,-an- d guns. News has just reached San Diego more forced to retreat in the direction over 10 per cent. slightly The Americans have captured 36,000 that in a terrific hurricane that raged of own their country. vThis latest ofIn Palestine the Turks are all but and 5Q0 guns. off the Lower California and northfensive planned by Field Marshal prisoners The Palestine and Macedonian camwest coast of Mexico, Tuesday, Sep- absolutely crushed; In Macedonia the Foch may have consenetted 60,000 prisoners and 465 tember 17, two United States shipping entente forces are harrying their foes quences, if fair weather continues for paigns and them diswith similar threatening on guns. board vessels their maiden trips a few weeks. In Siberia and Murmansk IS, 000 priswere sunk ; a fleet of other craft was aster; In France the British and Further to the north the British oners were taken. French but troops slowly, surely, are badly battered; the Lower California town of La Paz was partially de- eating their way into the vitals of the have continued to crack the head of Hun they see, and are slowly Success Marks Loan Campaign. stroyed and the floating equipment of German defensive positions, the col- every but which of would surely result in lapse pinching or driving the the United States naval coal depot at imporWashington. Messages from all sectant changes all along the western enemy from the section of country tions of the United States reached the Pichilinque was damaged. Homes in Juneau, Alaska, are being battle front, and In western Siberia around Cambrai. Some Americans are treasury department Saturday almost torn away, a big government hospital the Japanese have made additional also engaged on this part of the line, simultaneously with the opening of the has been temporarily abandoned, power strides forward in the process of re- and it may truthfully be said that at campaign for the fourth Liberty bond, that territory for the Rus- no point from Switzerland to the sea telling of villages, .towns and cities! plants are idle, and all business is sus- claiming sians. are the German forces safe. which had within a few hours subas a result of torrential rains pended scribed their quotas of the $6,000,000,-00- 0 That the political crisis in Germany, of unusual warmth, causing a water total. deluge along the main shore of Gastl-nea- u the Intensification of which in the Ship Construction Record Broken. channel. The main street of last few weeks has been plainly IndiAberdeen, Wash Setting a new cated In various ways, Is rapidly com- worlds record for wooden ship hull Utahns Busy Buying Bonds. Juneau is threatened by the floods. Salt Lake City. More than $7,000,-00- 0 Creation of a government commis- ing to a head, appears to bo evi- construction, the ship Aberdeen la of the states quota of $18,570,800 sion with power to fix rents and pre- denced by news from that country. ready for lwmvhlng, having been built In 17 vent increases except in accordance In a cemetery near Limey, Hull and superstruc- of the fourth Liberty loan was raised days. with schedules prepared by it, was within the German lines previousjust to ture are 95 per cent complete aud the first day of the campaign. From urged in a letter addressed to Presi- the attack of September 12, American machinery is 40 per cent Installed. The the figures available 31,183 persona dent Wilson after an h rent troops have discovered German ma- previous launching record was 47 days, subscribed. Of this total, Salt Lake City raised $4,127,550, with 15,771 meeting held at New York by the New chine gun nests beneath the concrete set by a Portland yard some month York Tenants league. ago. pedestal of a large cross. RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT EVENT8 TOLD IN BRIEFE8T MANNER P08SIBLE. after-the-w- ar t, man-to-ma- s Chemin-des-Dame- Dix-mud- e, Villers-Cottere- ts Dix-mud- e, . ve FOE TOLD What PECTED IF THEY DESIRE peace. Break With Germany" and Turkey, London. Bulgaria has y Austrii" made a quest for an armistice, having tiredTt the war. Great Britain has replied to the Bui garian request for an armistice Z reply, It Is stated, is fully covered h! the answer given the Bulgarian tea. resentatives by the commander of tu allied army on the Macedonian front at the time Bulgarias request , made. By this reply it i8 pei.fectl well defined that 'no military can be suspended at present At the same time, regarding the pro. posal that duly accredited Bulgarian opera-tlon- s representatives shoud confer with th allies on the question of peace, it has been made quite clear to the Sofia government that such a peace necessarily involves a complete rupture by the Bulgarian government with Turkey, Germany and The allied governments demand every guarantee which they consider necessary to them to safeguard their military operations and prevent the dispatch of German troops to Bulgaria. The allies terms sent to Sofia iAustria-Hungar- nclude ; Evacuation of all territory Bulgaria, as a preliminary outside to an; agreement. Complete rupture with Germany, Austria and Turkey. Demobilization of the Bulgarian army. The Bulgarian delegates who are to discuss an armistice and probable peace arrangements with the allied go- vernments arrived at Salonikl on Saturday. The delegates are General Lonkoff, commander of the Bulgarian second army; M. Liapcheff, finance nilplster, aqJ M. Radeff, q former member of the Bulgarian carnet. j Coun-Colvil- le -- - tihor-aviato- r, -- 24-hou- rs v - ed v far-reachi- anti-hig- BALKAN Noted barrier great defense Hlndenburg Line Consists of Ten Miles Deep. Paris. The celebrated Hindenburg line, ., or Siegfried line, barring tho allies road to Berlin, has been compared by the German leaders to the great wall of China. Until the British broke it in the spring of 1917 th"- lleved It impregnate to assault, as was onf,rt " in Chinese wall, and It as the eighth wonder of tho world. Th& Hindenburg line, as generally defined, is about sixty miles norL. and south direction across the Picardy plains in France. Its northern extremity was guarded by the heavily fortified bastion of Ylmy Ridge and by the mining city of Lens, whose ucorridors and chambers nderground The long have barred the British. southern end of the Hindenburg line, proper, is in the vicinity of La Ferein or Laon. That end Is protected part by the forest of St. Gobain ani. the fortifications around Laon. Fortifica-tlon- s , 1 HUN PAPER FORETELLS END, Paints Gloomy Picture of Conquest the Allies. by A dark, almost despoas of Germanys position is picture the result of Bulgarias defection drawn by the official organ of the German Socialist party, Vorwaerts. The paper sees the possibility of and Turkey following Bulgarias example. In an Immediate creation of a truly democratic German government Vorwaerts sees the only salvation of the and empire from utter defeat, Invasion destruction. The fact that the article was permitted to be published, and that excerp were allowed to be sent beyond the exGerman border Is regarded here as tremely significant. Amsterdam. ndent Austria-Hungar- y Soldiers Will Lose Vote. New York. Because constant movement of our forces to Europe wou atmake It impracticable at present to tn manner tempt to secure in any votes of our soldiers abroad, the wa the department has declined to permit commi a state of New York to send sion abroad to take the votes of t 200,000 New York men now serving expeditionary with the American forces. -- Ferry From England to France.EngLondon. A train ferry from land to France .lias been in Pern tlon for some time. Coaches wagons for use on the French railway have been going over regularly months, but recently the first passe ger train was ferried across. |