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Show TIIE BALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH Prance had aent a diplomatic mission to fHuttgart, where Friedrich kbert and hla cabinet are holding forth. Another despatch had It that Ebert waa In directa touch with tha allies today and had telephonic conversation with Premier Millers nd. 7 here reports, which lack official confirmation. were greeted with gratification by that section of the French press and public that has been urging France to take the Initiative In encouraging the separatist movemsnt In South Germany, thus taking advantage of an opportunity to obviata tha German menace ioraver by splitting tha nation aa under. A report that Marshal Foch gmva Dr. hours In which to reKapp furty-elgsign, threatening to march Into Germany tf the demand waa disobeyed, was denied officially. It caused a great sensation here, but in quarters where sens and logical heads predominate It was ridiculed from tha outset. Again it waa reported that Britain, d affaires In Berthrough her charge forty-etghour In lin, had given Kapp which to establish a stable government. ever allies the Thero hava been reports British collusion Saturday coup hinting at and moral supwith, or tacit consent port of, the militarist revolt. They hava feeling served to Intensify but there are those who believe that her, it la part and parcel of tha German Junkers schema to sow dlseqnekm among tha allies as a sideline" of their revolution. anti-Prussi- Late Reports Poiht to Early Downfall of Revolu tionary Element i (Continued from Pa 0n.) hee telegraphed to Field Martha! von tha Hindenhurg that( In hit Opinion, Kapp-Vo- n Luettwlts government la an Impoesltde one, whether from tha viewpoint of home affair or foreign affaire. Oroenar In quoted aa aaym that Von Hlndenburg ia the idol of tha Hermana people, and a word from him would to bring back tha troopa to a oenatltuti nat baa a. regular General Groener ia aleo credited with having aent a meaaage to F.bert offerand ing to act aa mediator between him Von Hlndenburg, with a view to reator-ln- g constitutionalism. Von lllmlenburg haa written to Dr. Kapp advising him to withdraw from hla poaition, Cologne dlapatchea aay, and naa advlaed Praaident Ebert to call for new elections. Thua far. however, what the oenstltu-ttonpresident Intends to 'do Is not known In Iterlln, but tha futura action of tha national assembly will probably decide hla attitude. Those who optimistically believed Ebert might enter Into negotiations with tha Berlin government are disappointed to learn today that no deflnlta ara under way, negotiation! though tha basis of agreement aa outlined yesterday by tha Kapp faction teemedcon-to afford an opportunity for tbe two tending governments to enter Into a discussion. President Ebert's firm grip on administrative affalra In Berlin la Indicated by the fact that the Imperial flnanca minister, bv hla orders, baa refused to turn over the money necessary for tha payment of the troope demanded by the revolutionary chancellor and tha undersecretaries of the various ministers, as well aa other officials, have absolutely refused to taka their orders from the new government. Worn of them have quit Berlin. The general atrlka proclaimed not only in Berlin but throughout Germany ia more pronounced today than ever, "with! the result thst thousands ara feeling the., pinch of hunger, and the Socialist and sr leaders are urging that thia weapon be used in Its full force iu behalf of the suf-fic- ht ht antl-Brlti- support Is, nowhere to be found. If the situation acre not so serious one routd see the humorous side of this operetta revolution. Kapp supported bis efforts to win over tbe Independents by proiHSdng to rm a cabinet embracing the exlretrwst left to tbe farthest right, but this naive plan The new governnaturally ment seems to hava allowed tbe right moment for action to pass and now is en. deavortng to peek a safe Issue through negotiations with tha od regime," Wiiy Reconimend Druggists Swamp-Ro- ot , f- mlS'-arrle- SITUATION CHANGES IN FAVOR OF OLD REGIME , SAYS EBERT , March STUTTGART, Minister pTfn ) of IWenM J By th 1 Nok td hrt and have tut of tha pfended General Marker, commander troopa In baiony, and turned over hn command to General Muei.er. Icaldrtit febertq Hi & statement to a iorrpondnt of tha Wolff bureau, tha new agency, sanl tomernin the charura. General Merker had iio roaniLUa from us to negotiate aitk tm UeriJn Inaurgrnta. VVa told a repraaantntlva of tha coadtion party that w aouxi maintain our demand for unconditional wUbdrawaof tha aemi-ofHrU- il 17, 1920. live For many year druggist watched with much interest the remarkable record mamtgioed by I)r. Kilmer ' Swamp Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder medicine. It is a idivsician prescription. Swamp-Roo- t i strengthening medicine. it help the kidnevs, liver and bladder do the work nature Intended tber should do. Swamp Root hag stood the test of on years, in' is sold bv nil druggists No its merit nnd it should help you. other kidney medicine haa so many friends. He sure to get Swsmp-Roo- t and start treatment St once. However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten rents fo Dr. Kilmer & Co., Dmghnmton, N. Y., for sample bottle. When writing bo sure nnd mention The Halt Lake (Advertisement.) Dally Tribune. TWO BABY DAY SPECIALS Infant Wool Shirt $i.c3 . Wednesday Candy Open front style; very murk . under today's market at this special price. . Sail Cloth Diaper Baby Day Special, Dozen.. , Special f." 3.25 Italian Cream, Special, Pound . In our regular stork today at 4.00 a dorm; 27 inrbes . a sons were killed and more than 200 Regular 60e a pound all Tha aitiiatiofi fn flu country ( chan-In- p wounded. square; a real aaving barmhde fresh every candies mora and mor In our fivor. Bavaria, Out of Her Flrat Baby Clothes But' gain which ahould Appeal to ucrremU-riHcsur Kaxonv and UUn, hours. r . , twenty-fouEtUl Shopping in Our Stork Bhop. all norihwt'ftt (Jfrmmiy remain (ulihfui mothers. TERMS to tha conat tuition Tha Inurnt8 hava found adhurekta f Fib and other ED hava bran recruited principally from 1 among tha old raacuonarirs.' WILL aid ha .was certain an overwhelming majority of th Gorman informaPARIS, March 1. Official fopIa would pronounce thomaeivu in tion from Berlin today showed that the favor of a democrat.. compromise reported last night aa having Mueller Uncompromising. been accepted by, the Ebert government LONFKN, March IS Bremior Batter merely constituted the conditions offered, and NoKe of tha (Continued from Fags Two.) which wore refused because independent KbrrtMlniKtrr of Defetix government arc inclined to nco-tiat- e Socialists withdrew owing to dissatisthe atth reicime but Foreign Kftp faction with the labor clause, while the her and faces a bitter fight Democrats and majority Socialists would Minister Mueller h against any compro-to flcation if It la called up for action. mises, according to a Berlin dispatch not hear of Gustav Noeke being replaced Debate on th proposal may begin totha Evening Neaa. as minister of defense by a general. In connection with tha propound agree- morrow, though th leaders thought It The attitude of many officers In the ment, the Berlin troop ara demamilua more likely to go over until senators had relchewehr Is declared .to have encourto study It. that ba replaced a minister of been gjven an opportunity aged the Old government as showing that defenseNoke About a doxen other reservations preby a general, tha dispatch as. tbo Kapp regime Is only partially sup, sented by Individual ganator remain to ported. be disposed of, and ona of them, relating Four Hundred Killed. Compromise negotiations, according to to the Egyptian protectorate, haa been advices, were suspended until tomorrow. Four hundred before the senate for morq than a full LXDOf, March General Worker and several officials persons ara reported to hava been killed session. of and tha understood to ba representatives many persons wounded In a bom days new government have left Berlin for bardment of Kiel by tha German cruiser Irish Question Injected. Eckernfoerde, aaya a t'entral News dis Stuttgart, seat of thaIs Ebert government. It was In connection with this reservafrom Copenhagen, quoting tha Chancellor Kapp regarded now as patch BIBS tion. presented by Senator Owen, Demohaving lost ills Influence, thia being Lkxtrabladet'a Kiel correspondent. NURSERY FURNITURE Tha diapatrh adds that soma quarter crat, Oklahoma, that todays revival of shown by his refraining from attempting on was Irish of la tha debate the be town precipiwera problem to form a cabinet and announcing ADORNED FOR THE OCCASION destroyed by tha bombardment. The cruiser is said to have tated. Senator Shields, liemocrat, Tenleaving tha former government officials directed ita fire especially against the nessee, opened up the subject by moving to carry on the work of their de;iart-mentwitbr proat soft bows of broad ribbons These officials are believed to quarter of the workmen who are op- to add a declaration that the Lnlted If you please ; sounds rather like & lot of Slates understands Great Britain will white enamel beds posed to Uia Kapp government. favor the old government. Thera la, howribbon with and runs; Us In free. course Ireland declare the money for A lih, but when you ee the constitutionalists. ever, a militarist element determined to with drop fronts, wardrobes with artistic debats developed some sharp exchanges Capital pioilshment has been decreed fight to the end for control and there la Censor Is Strict. ofeinbroitlered stitches, the fine. and apparently was In full blast when by General von Luettwlta for those fo- a workers element equally determined to March 16 Giving a history a recess drawers; basHinets on wheels,, nursery was taken tonight. handkerchicf linen, nainsook, of which menting strikes or exercising passive re- oppose tlig militarists' advices Indicate. of LONDON, the Kapp revolution In Germany, tha for babys comfort and Lets quit demagogumg about Great sistance In any vital service. This dechairs; everything Indon Tune, are correspondent at said Senator Kenyon, Republipiade,syou will think they are cree was declared to be effective after Britain, they under data of March 14, aaya that Berlin, tgna-tlu- a I wander what we would Iowa. 4 oclock this afternoon, health, and" mothers convenience. but It lg conVIEWS reasonable. most T. Lincoln, former member of tha can, think if someone was going through the sidered questionable whether this threat Brltiah parliament, exercises the censorfunds for a free British empire will be put Into operation. The- - extension ship In the most arbitrary manner. . Ho Philadelphia or raising a free Hawaii, or a free KNITTED WOOL SHAWLS PINEAPPLE STITCH TOQUES of the strike and the determination of insists upon arguing with the correspondisles. I do not care about any the strikers would mean serious bloodVirgin ARE MUCH NEEDED IN SPRING ents sentence by under be Is sentence, vote to the that at Irish seeking, shed. gained &r.d guise of the censorship to Influence their expense of continually maligning a great It haa been estimated that sixty were THE HAGUE, March 16. The Handles-blad- 's expression of opinion. Hla method Is to nation like Great Britain. Beeause they are easily slipped about killed In yesterdays fighting, although correspondent sums up con- refuse to pass whole messages, telling the Senator Thomas, Iveinocrjt, Colorado, this figure la denied. Thera ditions Berlin or In Mf the baby, and can be carried about blue; babys hug or white, they pink In various towns of Germany as correspondents to rewrite them. that-thBritish Tiavy nearly were fresh collisions today In the neighThe government for some time, savs suggested where mother follows: and been of borhood of Potadainerplats. the has the without alwayshead just stay lovingly mainstay trouble; in honeycomb pattern Quiet prevails In Coburg "and the entire the correspondent, had knowledge that Monroe doctrine. of fancy desipns; finished with fringe. them, no matter how the little head southern Germany. Halle and also east something was brewing. The Kapplsts apA declaration of freedom for Korea was puts Prussia are quiet, but In favor of the parently had planned the movement for presented as a further amendment by wriggles about. In many other towns two months ahead, but their bands were Senator Thomas. new government. Democrat. Colorado, there Is a general strike, among tha num- forced by circumstances. and Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, TO ber, Munich, Hanover and Hamburg. At challenged the treatys friends to put the TINY GARMENTS, FINELY SLIPS Hamburg, however, the gas. water and Munich Garrison LoyaL principles of the league to the test by electrical services are In operation, a reservation declaring adopting flatly MUNICH. March The a diet held 1. Herious- demonstrations by the Socialcouncil must establish this afternoon In order to that the league and communists brief session independents ists, By Universal Service. among the resignation of the govern- and maintain occurred In the towns of Elberfeld. receive Sacques, nightingales, cap and cape comfStaff Correspondent. Special Cable Dis- have ment. President Schmidt read the fol- all subject people. Bochum and Detpsicx In street fighting at Are made of the finest of nainsook and binations embroidered in baby forget-uie-notpatch.) Dortmund seven persons were killed and lowing declaration from the corumander-ln-chle- f. PARIS. March 14. Despite the fresh several wounded, A strike la threatened trimmed with dainty lace edges of Val, cream of SOUNDS made fine long kimonos; The superior command gives the fulTha ne government Wuerttemberg. reports today that tha German militarist ,n fine tucks, featherstitching. lest guarantee that tha overthrow of the .cashmere. h h Socialist president Adler, U, S. ON de facto regime under Dr. Wolfgang Bnd rr'ted Is planned neither for today nor for the newspaper are under a censor- - diet a later date by any part whatsoever of Kapp has thrown up the sponge, the al- - j ship. IS tbe garrison of Munich. Ilea Intend to maintain tbe closest March THE HAGUE, the 1. (By on the Rhine and keep their "watch - The Berlin Fighting, in Dresden. OUCH! CORNS! PARIS, March It. The United States troops at strategic bridgeheads at their ent of the Press.)- RotterdamschecorrespondLONDON, March 16. A Central Newt Courant, to the Temps toreinforced strength until there Is absolute telephoningNleuwe to his paper laat night, said: Berlin dispatch says that report received government, according certainty that neither a reactionary nor "Germany it a rudderless ship. Kspp's from Dresden are to the effect that the day, has been sounded aa to its views of a red revolution ia sweeping the former proves increasingly to be Kapp troops, after severe fighting, die- - the settlement under consideration for T undertaking LIFT CORNS OFF . empire. not an achievement, but a political boyish lodged the workmens guard from the the solution of the Turkish problem. Th Politically, the most Important unoffitrldk. The new government Is seeking on telegraph office in Dresden. dls-aThe not has adds replied, government the yat cial report from Berlin today was that sides for support, but realises that patch adds that It Is stated e per- - paper, but Acting Secretary of State Polk expressed his personal opinion on various points of the proposed ajuatment. At the meeting of the council of min isters today Premier Mlllerand placed the latest developments In the foreign sit(Continued from Pa One.) (Continued from Fags Ona) the cabinet uation before members, dwelling particularly upon the events in north w have the hill were about twenty Arab horseGermany. the great republic of thedisinterested atmen. They were deserted on the outthe evidence that lta of the Tney killed a right or skirts at a dead gallop. titude In the defense WASHINGTON, March 16. Announce of goals. While some of them of number ment from Paris today that the tenta- small nations, of the vital aspirations horses others to communicate themselves were loading these on their Into tive agreement In connection with set- the peoples the huts kept up a stream of fire by the sea, must tlement of the Turkish question had been freely with tlje worldconsoltdaUon While the our Inside. of to the villagers keep communicated to tbe United States, be Influential In tothe was firing was going on Arabic cavalry the ea. brought no official, comment nere as to right to return to the scene and the maraudispatched American the attitude of the government ders made their getaway, pursued by toward the proposals. The plan Includes Represents Wilsons Ideas. troops. It you dont own a of an Independent Armenia this diplomatic government recognition that for Is Skirmishes occurred In the hills. Thres that, It to easy ' and retention of the sultan in Constanfor Bolivia the initia- marauders were killed and five Arabian VXCTBOXiA constitutes event tinople as drawn up. but It was suggest tion of a new field. soldiers were wounded. youre missing half ed tnat recent events might necessitate The distinguished diplomat of the way. modifications and also that Russia wtAild United State also represents In this your lift,1 liberalism CASE be included In the final settlement. instance all the flourishing The tentative plan was drawn up by and Idealism of President Wilson. fruitthe the conference of ambassadors before the country the for He brings disorders In Cilicia and Anatolia precip ful promise that our riches interest the hated a change In the Turkish situation. North American capitalists and he Is the E. March CHICAGO, How far these Incidents might serve to bearer of fraternal American greetings Doesnt hurt a bit to lift any com the attitude of the allies, it was for the people of Bolivia, the most encity editor of tha Chicago Evening of American, was at liberty today under a said, was a matter of pure conjecture, thusiastic admirers of tha league ' , but it was aald that certain details of right off with finger stay from a Jail seutencs and a fins of the tentative arrangement would be nOur cordial and respectful greetings Bed Seal, $1 each In6560 Imposed by Federal Judge Carpenh each Red to . United States $1.50 Seal, of tbe change. subject to minister the t 4, ter for refurilng to answer questions put The plan by which the sultan would the, will pf the country. to him by a federal grand jury. Judge Shack in Athlone. remain In Constantinople did not Involve terprets Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful. entered an order yesterday Carpenter originally the employment of military IS of tYhen the Dew Is Falling. forces there, an International high com GERMAN finding Elwell guilty of contempt Non e Yer (Tie Not TrueJ. and sentencing him to be confined court mission being proposed for the doirhle BILL IN anIn the county jail until willing to Prize Song from Maestersinger. The Trumpet Call. purpose of exercising a military control swer the questione of the Jurors. over tbe straits and of keeping a watchHas 8orrow Thy. Young Days Shaded? The proceedings before tho grand jure ful eye upon the sultan. Nor did it fix 16. Anr ritice I a Heaven. Extension WASHINGTON, March were repealed when the foreman went Armenian boundaries. n Jf You Are Near Me, Eileen. Come Into the Garden, Maud, Nines the French reverses before the court wllh a written statement Cilicia, it by the United States treasury of one was said, there has been a landing of dollars credits to Germany for the declaring Elwell had refused to disclose troops of some sort In Constantinople food and raw materials In the source ol a news storyDr."concerning William and the Turkish government, it Is un- purchase of Jury action against was proposed In a bill grand reStates the United H. Sage, head of the local bureal charged derstood, lias been threatened with Victrola-whevents have These of the enforcement antinarcotic probably Introduced prisals. today by Representative with the charged the aspect of the problem which Smith, Democrat, New Tork. act, since Indicted for accepting bribes. the allies faced when the tentative agreeInvolved so ImWe consider the Mr. Smith said the United States would portant to newspaperspoint ment. was composed. It was pointed out. tn general that we be protected by the property tn the hands Intend to carry thia case to the highest of the alien property custodian, after decourt," Elwells attorney declared. BRYAN necessary to comducting the amounts for losses Incltiene brand-ne- w American pensate -ROBBERS SECURE curred In the wan Drop a little Freezoue on an aehiug VOTE INCOME corn, instantly that corn stop hurting, , then you lift it right out. It doesn't By Unlvsrsal Service. March 16 Two pain one bit. Yes, magic! Wash.. SEATTLE. Your druggist sells a masked men earlv today held up the inASHEVILLE, N. C.. March 16 Our Why wait? NEW YORK. March 16 Foreign ex- ternal revenue office here and escaped tinv bottle of Freezone for a ten cents, campaign will bs a farce as well as a failure if the Democratic members of the change was substantially higher at the with 420,0u0. sufficient to rid your feet of every R. E. Btafford, cashier of the .office, hard Senate fall to vote for ratification of the close of the stock market today. Decorn, soft corn, or com between t i24J. had just opened the vauit and sat down the declared mand sterling was quoted at peace treaty with reservations, toes, and calluses, without soreness William Jennings Bryan In an Interview franc checks at It 35. lire checks at at his desk when two masked men ordered or irritation. Frpexone is the muelx him to hold up his hands. Pointing reHis statement follows In IS It and marks at 136 cents. with $10 worth' of records,' including selechere today. extended Its rise In the late volvers at him they backed Stafford Into talked of ether discovery of a Cincinpart: Sterling tion by McCormack. bills, 13 69; the vault and filled thgir pockets with nati genius. "The vote yesterday on article X would dealings. Sterling sixty-da- y (Advertisement J bl Is on banks, packages of currency. seem to Insure ratification without commercial sixty-da- y out y backed the robbers of two sixty-dathen The x commercial vote stood fifty-sifurther delay. The bills, to J3 vault and escaped. The money the men or four more than two to J3.6SV; demand. 63.(214; cables, 63.731. (Victrola II, $150; Record, $10) twenty-siobtained was taken In by the officers last CAMPAIGN PLEDGES one. Subtracting the vote of the thirnight during the last minutes of the inteen It irreconcllables. leaves to twenty-si- x MADE BY OBREGON In better compromise can be obtained at come tax rush. the vote forty-thre- e favor of the reservation as It now once. A moderate down-paymestands. That Is seventeen tnoreYhan a In s dealing with the The senate action RESTRAINS WASHINGTON. March 16 In a signed majority of those voting on- the propo- (resty has shown tbe need for an amendthen statement given out today. General sition. Nearly all the other reservations ment to tbe constitution permitting a LUMBER MAKERS Obregon, through Ms representative here, were carried by majorities quits as de majority to ratify a treaty It ought to clslvs. be as easy to end a war as to begin a of Mexic, for candidate president no Is a It matter of personal war." longer March 16. The MEMPHIS. Tenn., to an International policy himself pledged 300 of members the opinion; It has now become a test of the more than American senate s belief in popular government. Chinese Unity First Step. Manufacturers Harlwood rsgoelation to nlace Mexico on a level with other Tha fundamental principle in a democfrom restrained further were exchange civilized nations, to guarantee prot tkm 14. The and distribution of stock and sales HONOLULU, T. H . March racy Is the right of the majority to rule. stateIf ws repudiate that principle in this Peking government has instructed the ments and certain other trade reports! to foreigner and their Interests, return to not at minister Mexican railway lines, and to InChinese Washington fy with what can e country, consistency by an Injunction granted here today by of th recommend It to Europe, The old world the American state department that the Federal McCali. vite foreign capital to participate in deOrder by Judge is to reconcile the of China north Is watching as and will Judge our devopolicy The Injunction will remain .In force velopment of the country. Chins befnrs netion to our form of government by what and south factions In on mail if you final hearings of the go emMexican exiles would be welcomed the Shantung pending we do rather than by whgt we say. I gotiating with Japan s complaint against the "open cominent home, and no laws would be retroactive. s wirele-to Tokio accord. a ng Democrats assume question, of the senate wrhlih was filed in fedlive out of thst the plan, petition message picked up here by the Japanese eral court here Februe-- y 14 The govwill Join n ratification now that tha maNevada Mn Favored. cruiser Yakumo town. haa clearly expressed llself. In Its bill of oompslnt, cnerged jority The Pek i.g government considers the ernment, Our campaign will be a farce as well certam trade state, of SPOKANE. distribution Wash.. March 16 -J B. that more a Important ques- ments end reports through the central Cnmpbe I. as a failure if, after the baa so unty of Ch.na pf the gpnkne stcre'ary and the Immwl ate eett.ement. of office 13 to 19 East 1st South Street, Salt Lake City. of here constiemphatically expressed Itself in favor of tion than the th association its pan las atornev, message said. our party Shantung, ratifying with reservations tuted a conspiracy In restraint of tra U withdrawn aa a candidate ter ml. In -romrm-r- e Joins tha irrenconcilabies r In violation of the Sherman antitrust rpd to the opposing Canada Ratifies. In order to make the treaty ratification local cma c lew. Sd t.i'n 14 The condition In Euw a partisan Issue t ratMarrh t n wu , Parliament the It re answer In In defer ll OTTAWA, dm'rd F t..re:s v of C rope as welt as the situation In this coun- ified tha the government a alreettoo treaty with busrart bv V . r t i ho ,y re. re.eo a re try demands Immediate ratification with virtu y a unanimous vote tonight after pan was v poroa y de.enit-- a ef j the reeervaUons agreed upon, unless a ptrii4 debate In a proonged aeaelon. w.tu.n t;.e tnr ccy. ltiiMirgenta. VV COMPROMISE REJECT i PARLEY BE RENEWED Ftrt Spring Opening al Our Ctorlc emop Recalls or inspires dreams, of clinging baby arms about one's neck. 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