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Show EMERY COUNTY PROGRESS, CASTLE DALE. UTAH It FORCES IE (WW FOB PEACE GE1HB AMERICAN SAILORS 10 600D HEVS Popular Fall Styles for Men 01 n (i! Cits mom battlefieik AND TURKEY TO BE WILLING TO ACCEPT WILSON'S TERMS. SCORES KILLED OR WOUNDED BY 8UBMARINE WHICH SUNK THE TICONDEROGA. EXTENT OF GERMAN COLLAPc. GIVES RISE TO HOPE FOR EARLY END OF WAR. Reported by Vienna Newspapers That Germany and Austria Are in Per-feAccord Regarding Evacuation of Occupied Territory. All But Twenty of the 250 Men on Board Believed to Have Perished When Ship Is Torpedoed 1700 Smashing Victory of American For. North of St Quentin May Be pa AUSTRIA-HUNGAR- SAID Miles Off inB Atlantic Coast the Way for Early Invasion ot uermany Itself. J Of. London. Austria-Hungar- y An Atlantic Port. Scores of and TurThe wholly unen Washington. tip. key have informed Germany that they ed extent of the German coIlapJi! sailors were killed or wounded by prill accept President Wilson's peace enrapnel fired by a German submarine ""c xueuuu ana c&iuhrui, wto terms, according to a dispatch to the after it had torpedoed the leaves, as the enemy stands today steamship Central News from Amsterdam. Tlconderoga, 1700 miles off the At great gap torn in the center of V Turkey has made a definite peace lantic coast, according to the story told lines that were alreadv str.,nu.. ?! I proposal to President Wilson, accord- by twenty survivors who arrived here extricate themselves and eet iL em ing to reports in circulation here. shorter front, has given rise to fJ iuThursday aboard a British freighter. . Vienna hollo I There were 250 men aboard the Tlnewspapers received at mere is vmi tu.... iicie 4t.i iutii .L Basel, Switzerland, state that Germany conderoga, an American steamship of of a crushing and iluuiwlia, billty and Austria are In perfect accord re- 5130 tons, and all but the twenty who military victory for the allies garding the evacuation of occupied arrived here are believed to have per Should the French to the south territory and that pourparlers followed ished. The survivors got away in the .i.i.su lu Ule norm also suec Immediately the receipt of President only boat which was not demolished in breaking through before the G RED WILL HUBS OH RUN Wllosn's note. Twenty deputies have by the shellfire from the submarine, mans can complete an extensive been invited to a conference at the they said. Seventeen of the men who tirement, the capture of a whole enemt imperial palace of Emperor Charles, reached port were members of a dearmy group might be realize) in the papers say. tachment of soldiers detailed to care FIGHT opinion of observers here, the situation Dr. Alexander Wekerle, the Hun- ror horses which were being iouay nas almost limitless possibili garian prime minister, announced his ties, and Marshal Foch is virtual!!! The Ticonderoga was attacked, preresignation after an audience with certain to concentrate every ounce if RESOURCES OF GREAT MERCY CAVALRY HUSTLING RETREATING King Charles. sumably on October 2, when she fell at his command In an effort power ORGANIZATION BE USED TO TO IN FOE WHAT VIRTUALLY Vienna Newspapers received at behind her convoy because of eneine execute a final coup. f COMBAT EPIDEMIC. AMOUNTS TO A ROUT. a trouble. Budapest say that ministerial crisis The of the smashing Aug! victory In Hungary is imminent and that a According to the story of the survivAmerican forces north of St. Queatiif coalition cabinet is probable. ors, the submarine was not sighted un- Surgeon General Blue Suggests to Cambrai and Score of Town may be paving the way for early hi Cap Definite peace proposals by Turkey til she has tent a torpedo tured In One Of the Most Successcrashing into State Health Officers That Schools vasion of Germany itself smiiJ would occasion little surprise in offi- the side of the ship. The and Places of Amusement be ful Days of Big Drive East torpedo did hint3 of a new wholly enterprise i f cial circles at Washington. It was not strike a vital snot, however, ami Closed for a Time. of Hindenburg Line. rectea at the upper Rhine valley havef announced Friday that Turkey was to the captain crowded on full steam in come from unofficial quarters hf dispatch a note similar to that sent by . . miwi iu escBue, at me same nmp France and they follow repented f With the in Austria-Hungar- y France. The Army and In and the Germany ordering gun crews Into action a armies are in full flight before the ports from Switzerland that the civil f view of the fact that none has been against the submarine, which appeared f the epidemic To Spanish in- - British, American and French forces populations of the Rhine valley towns f received, there has been a feeling in about a mile off flUen Which ,s sPreadinS on the front between Cambrai and St. were being removed bv the Gemml some quarters for several days that a rap,dly "Our gun crews did not fire more i was determined "Pn Quentin. Cambrai, the strong point authorities. very definite appeal might be forth- than five or six shots," one of the sur- C0"ntfy' Some and officers of here the these in iastM soon. this enemy The. setting up of a new vlvors said. "The forward gun was regard coming region, has been ' taken by the Canadians in its entirety. ports as highly significant. They giref government composed of elements less shot away almost at once. The after , t and north of Cambrai the Canadians them particular weight.' because it nmrt than the previous cabinet gun and Its crew were done for almost he5tIl P.f ie of have deeply penetrated the German appears certain that th eneinv viu has strengthened the belief that Tur- as quickly. Then the men went into k!! forced far back all along the front ia j -- ross line. "CD""' wiu enroll "eu to decide key might offer peace on the boats, but if was no use, as the nurses and will freely use Its accu- Out in the open, east of what once northern France and Belgium wlthfcf terms similar to those accepted by nymg shrapnel was SDravine the . . the was the old Hindenburg line, cavalry the next few days. While the eotl decks, and men fell in scores, either Bujjpjrla. epidemic. nA?,t" also will be made is hustling the retreating foe in what stant hammering is kept up in M. .,,n,ia,i Acceptance by Austrla-Huntrar- y and killed or hnriir for volunteers to go into the homes Turkey to President Wilson's terms, virtually amounts to a rout. So fast north to pin the German armies tl where mothers and housekeepers are is the retreat that columns of the it might be possible, it was said, to J Hun Bonds May Be Valueless. reported in an Amsterdam dispatch, ill and assume the management of the allied also would not be surprising, it was in troops parade formation have liver a new stroke on the Alsace-lor- l Basel, Switzerland. There are per household. said. Conditions in both countries are slstent rumors among the passed through numerous villages"; ralne front that might swiftly deveW In a further effort to curb the known to be favorable to the ending of classes in Germany, accordingworking completely out of contact with the into an invasion of Germany itself Sjf to m?. of the disease, Surgeon General Germans. spread the war at the earliest possible way of the Rhine valley. vices received here that German " More It does not appear likely. howew-than 10,000 beimperial bonds may become valued prisoners, and n M III VI a tween 100 and 200 euns were can. that the Rhine drive plans, if there iif The rumors have their basis in the r that schools and places of amusement tured in ANOTHER AMERICAN VICTORY. Tuesday's fighting, and the such plans, will develop until the sKif peated entente victories. The people be closed and public meetings discon- continuation of the battle Wednesday atlon clears in the north. Should !ir of numerous towns are said to be un- tinued in all places where the malady resulted In further German armies escape the triple tn Argonne Forest Captured by Boys loading their war bonds at extrnor.il. large captures. becomes prevalent. Importance of reIn' the fighting, twenty-thre- e From United States. German between Verdun and the North ml nary low prices and a panic seems porting cases also was urged by Dr. divisions more than a quarter of a however, and establish a line on tt With the Army in France. In the Imminent Blue. million men have been severely man Meuse front, many officers are con? J capture of nearly all of the Argonne to the public health service na naieu. Reports dent that the center of attack British Premier Sends Thanks. forest the Americans have effected showed both that the disease is spread The Germans are declared to be swing suddenly to a drive into Of London. Premier Lloyd George on one of the notable achievements of the ing and that the number of cases re- fleeing to the east of Le world war. It is bv far the hlL'iret October 9 sent the following message Cateau, one many itself Jy the shortest route, ttl where it had been nrf.vnlt.nt of the most ported important railroad centers unine valley. thing our troops have yet "done. In a to Field Marshal Sir Douglas Halg: heretofore is increasing. in this region. word, they have taken what was re- "My sincerest congratulations to the BRITISH PUSHING FORWARD. garded so long as an impregnable posi- British armies and their American TO BATTLE WITH INFLUENZA. tion and one for the possession of brothers in arms upon the great and Enriquez Given Larae Job. Juarez. President Carranza has or Have Advanced to Point Ten Mil winch hundreds of thousands of men significant victories of the last few Red Cress Will Mobilize Nursing Per- - dered Gov. Ignacio have died in the past four years aud days." East of Cambrai. Enriquez to resonnei and Furnish Supplies. turn to Chihuahua City, resume con two months. London. Le Cateau has been Washington. The following telfr trol of the civil Australia to Stay Wet. Its possession has vast potentialities. of affairs tured the state the by British, Field Marsh; gram, which is reMelbourne. It Is the strongest defense of the east Australia. The Aus- lates to and depose Col. Vlncente Leon, act- Halg announces in his report ThoP the medical emergency and ing governor, ern wing of the great German salient tralian government has no intention at to a letter re- day. I nursing relief work furnished through ceived here. according from the sea to the Moselle, perhaps present of introducing prohibition as the The British have advanced rapMI United States servhealth public It is the most important nositloa the a war measure. This announcement ice to along the whole battle front. Tftt communities unable to cope Germans have at all. Its loss Is most was made by VV. A. Watt, treasurer of with in Turkish Cabinet Change now hold the line of the Selle riv the present situation even with London. The British foreign office from St. serious for the Hun command. To the Australia, in reply to Inquiries from state Souplet to Solesmes, wbif aid: members of the house of nas received Indirect news of the fall allies Its possession is no less vital. an advance of about i "To all State Officers : represents of the Turkish cabinet. Tevvfik I "Public health service will mobilize Pasha, miles east of Cambrai. AMERICAN SOLDIERS DROWNED. wno, is it be newwill founl the reported, been Many civilians have with aid volunteer medical service ail COL. GEORGE M. DUNN grand vizier, is understood to have the captured towns and villages, "if outside medical aid reauired in com- - pro-ally Vessels Collide and 372 Men Are Berather than sym being liberated In Caudry alone. bating present influenza epidemic. Red lieved to Have Been Lost Cross upon specific request from this pathies. A British Port. A Waivina Immiaration Laws, service will mobilize nursing persounel large number of American troops have been lost as the GENERAL FAYOLLE . and furnish necessary emergency hos-pitWashington. Waivine of immi? result of the sinking of the transport tion laws to permit the rendnus supplies which cannot be ob-- j water otran o in the iNorth channel between refrnrHlaa nf Tk!ivetril.niMlitiotl wit'tained otherwise. Inform all city and the .Scottish and Irish coasts In a coltwo years after neace is declared county health officers your state that ' lision, with the steamer Kashmir. V all appeals for aid must be made to aliens who enlisted or were lraf " The Otranto after the collision was state health department, which will in the military service of the l j few- -Vi' dashed to pieces on the rocks off the make request, of surgeon general, pubsouth Scottish coast, with a probable lic health service, whenever local authorized in a joint resolution loss or At! American soldiers. needs require. Whenever necessary ed Thursday by the senate. The accident happened while the ves public health service will establish dissels were weathering a terrific gale. trict officers to with state Fighting Influenza. officials and distribute medical and Tn its ficht to stop!-- ' Washington. FRENCH TAKE GRANDPRE. nursing personnel. spread of Spanish Influenza, the V BLUB. Surgeon General, (Signed) to InvocHi-ntinllln liaulth c,rx-tsImportant Railway Town Recaptured U. S. Public Health Service." causes of the disease, the condlWj by Victorious Allies. which promote its spread and the p London. Grandpre. the important Government Guarantees Dividend. played by carriers in epidemics of railway town at the bend of the'Aire Washington. Under an agreement malady. river, twenty-fivmiles northwest of completed October 10 between the -fa:.has been Verdun, entered by the post office department and the Western Curtailment of French, according to latest iu;vs from Union Telegraph company, the governrnf Additional Washington. the southern hattlefront. American ment agrees to pay all interest on outof rfif t ments in the manufacture troops, who cleared the Argonne for-esstanding bonds of the company, all not-- uvuirI t. ! nrnsecUtion 1i are approaching the outskirts of dividends and interest payments due Thursday the war were announced the city from the east. Berlin stocks and bonds of i on 1 f ,w 1 officially subsidiary war industries board as a l8rtf the. admits a withdrawal of the German companies, an taxes and operating! the general program for the collar t front on a seventeen-mil- e line to the on me property and in addiMi.njis tion of material, labor, fuel, trail'! 'rear" of Grandpre. tion the sum of $8,000,000 annually. tation iind capital. This sum insures the present rate of Woman Riveter Establishes Record. Col. George M. Dunn, one of the dividend on the company's stock. Australia Will Control Import Portsmouth. X. II. Miss Annie "Rough Riders" in the Spanlsh-Ameri-ca-Melhmirne Australia is aboH' Tnhey. an operative in the electrical war, has been made Judge advoMilitary Plane Carries Piano. at the Portsmouth shop put into effect the license system f navy yard, won cate of the Department of the NorthParis. One of the new a contest for women riveters allied large it vvr? f the control' of Imports, here east, MaJ. Philip H. Stoll. bombing planes, in order com. nounced to demon- mand ? .!ay"e '8 tmi-when she drove 204 copper rivets intn Cclonelsucceeding the Dunn entered the army in strate its by W. A. Watt, the French troops that carrying capacity, are Of lilt, has taking The CO' " battery boxes in two hours. 1898 after graduating from partin the contMtt brought from London to Paris a d ton university the same vear. Washing, had approved the principle, he j upright piano. "id the details were being frame' tipy T t J CROSS THE Oil MILE Fill .'. J J JffJh72 "nn' pro-Germ- 7 T ,n f J0 A ""... Z71?? ZJ, J ' pro-Germ- j ' A u - If e ; '- lt t, v t !J..g n imt full-size- jr S |