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Show Tilr; bALT UUvK TiilJbL JS H, M.vDAY Yiwalsijs'U, JANUARY id, ESTHON1A APPEALS FOR PROJECTION FROM RAIDS OF INHUMAN BOLSHEVIK! Joining Color Stem Threatened Volunteer m I Situation the Throughout BY WILLIAM T. ELLIS. Estonians, meudir'? Jean the New dork Her- ter of fvrtugu uf 13 PrMuden j'soy f iui'vn ald con pan -- all rights reserved) in dr tangly (Special Cabe to The Salt Lake Tribune dolmrd that In t e,0se and New York Herald lits FeiHhonta a mauiiit n Jan IS "The democratic Demands Will Be Still t Copyright, former Empire Greatly Disturbed. LONDON, 3 in, 18. au, rteM.)-MU- (Ey th the capital As-Jte- d - the Germans evacuated a Mitau fire hrohe out, destroying houses in the cen-w- r of number peat Bf the town. jAfter Friday, Jan. 17. Press J Volunteers ' (By the are at As-L- td jolting colors W treat numbers of East t0 protect the boundaries !!La from Bolshevik aggression and the Poles, according to reports waived itere. the eastern frontier will Koenigs-- 7 President Moved by the Appeal. ju li ts vt moved b conditions In Ebthonia and Lavonla, and assured the representatives that the political future of the people bf those countries would be given carethat edsring awake ful consider tion In the pe lost unless the Germans peace congress 8 lithe .Unger, the Eokaj Anaeiger President Wilson added that the food in Posen are situation there now is being studied by tiirf t 6W.000 Germans nrecented by the Poles from as- - Mr. Htjover. for elections to the national These are the main peace conditions Pmdami,tlmts regarding the advancing asked by the Esthoninns, according to Poles Eathonlan delegate army are being issued by the In the Charles K. Iusta, regular war reports. here: Sllme. W soldiers and to workmens "Esthonian participation In the peace has e for-S- n SSl at ICsen is reported of troops conference, the evacuation by Germany agitation for the raising Kane defense, and the Brunswick gov-K- of Esthonia, the establishment of an has forbidden their that section and ts said to have Esthonian provisional government, with ifmed manv of them. At a meeting recognition and International guarantees iSretJau it was reported that the Czechs of Esthpnian Independence, definition of d on the wi armv of 508,000 men frontiers on an ethnographical basis detlieaten an Invasion. dtvl-,,manded by a referendum, and compenpoops numbering eighteen said 10 he about to invade sation for damages growing cut of the that state reports Lemberg have war." people of the threatened district V In an interview given to me today, frmuUM an appeal toIonPresident the against Mr. Pusta said that a program based on mJung for proton fnh The appeel points out that their Lrofv ius been overwhelmingly Ger- these demands will be followed by the Mr Esthonian delegates In Paris. This deleman since toe th.rteenth centime asked to prevent the forcible gation Is composed of nine representative Wilson the t'aeilis. at sc as t Ion of their country hv savin? test such an annexation would he of the press and that be could not accept ta uUtton of the principle for the consequences. The mat Ice and "would help sow tne a new war." Tagehlatt asks In an editorial: of (reds Where are Justice and humanity which were to dictate peace We behold alHans Protest New Terms. ways force and only force and the to, Jan. 17. Associated man RERUN Prid-tvpeoi le, after such great physical and n Prpa. j Chiefs ot departments in the mentn! sufferings, are delivered over to aoveri ment, especially the ministers destruction," , of commerce and of trade, protest against of aoreptmee by the German delegates Victims of Own Tactics. the latest armistice conditions, the fufill-en- t of which, they declare, "means for BERLIN, Friday, Jan. 17. (By The Liebknecht and the oiganised preparation of Associated Press.) Germany " stvrva"on Luxembourg fell as victims of their own and labor terrorist tactics," said Philipp Schelde- vTHe ifilriistcr of commerce to the Taget.latt, declares Jliftt maun, secretary for foreign affairs In the he unab'e to replace the Ebert cabinet, in a speech at C&asel totrarv y ultmal today. machinery taken because npi lucks necessary metals, coal and The Socialist newspaper, Vorwaerta, tm.i.ed Uhorer. He says German condemning the .lynching of the will be cripped if the machines vt parts can leaders, also sees In their death ts delivered to the ttll'ts. ths natural result of the victims' appeal The Boerser, Com fer says that Food the lowest passions and violence. Khitv'er While the independent Socialists of Ba- iirra declared that he first re terr.c4 of. tnacoodiuona - ;h sough. - the varia. .and other parts of .Germany de-,t- U. S tram-porta-f- great ere .) to interior Miev on fin t it veu? disputed Hv irooj jSrarttan ulPNttfkd with thn rei'fM t hoi i hparda.il u nhot dcikd lut night Wiii.ti Htumptiiig to IF' hotel goriinnt s Essen.Workmen Striking. i y All Remnants of SILKS and WOOL DRESS GOODS 1 1 in-Length- from Mo lr ) s , 6 Yards at V3 and. , V2 off.Reg-tnl- ar Price Esthonians Have Their Own Language. a. Cuxhavcn Republic Collapses. Jin. IS I By the Aesocl-nte- d The Bolehevik republic of Cuxbaven has collapsed after an existence of five days The end came when hpar-taca- n rulers failed to answer an ultimatum from citizens, teachers and state and national officials who threatened a atrlke Work stopped completely and after a mass meeting the citizens visile the soldier ml workmen's count il and compelled it to revoke its decree establishing a republic. It review many Inhuman crimes committed by the Bolshevik! and declares that great numbers of persons have feen put to death Vast regions of the country have been totally stripped of food it assert. , "Without military support from the allies, the position of our country is hopeless and w e are doomed to annihilation," is the declaration contained in the memorandum. ki H AMBtftfJ, Some of the Best Styles, Weaves and Colors for Skirts, Dresses, Coats and Children's Wear. You May Be Able to Find Just tbe Length Required. Pres 1 Ford Probe 1$ Delayed. WASHINGTON. Jan. IS. In the Ford-Neberry Michigan senatorial election elections committee endeavoring to consolidate the two So contest the senate of Great today decided to have the senate rialtst parties, independent of all bai-o- l, take possession two they newspapers, in their Britain, poll hooka and other documentary appeal to the workingmen for a general to be held for future examination strike as a protest against the dom- evidence not An immediate investigation ination of military anarchy.' planned. C . o'' w Will Occupy Rhine Harbors. AMSTERDAM. Jan IS. The commander of the neutral zone east of the Rhine In the region of Duisberg, Rhenish Prussia, announces that allied troops will occupy the harbors and landing places on the right bank of the Rhine. Duisberg wiU be occupied bv two companies of troops, j .1 j I ' - DISPLAYED ON TABLES IN THE SILK SECTION 1 Ger-na- V (Adve-ti-ement- kl , agri-ttltu- re er.t Air Iusta sat.l that the alHv th Aw-Knda J an 17 JShl'N, I I ready overrun a large part of the voun-trThe worknwn m thU dus- agHtnat and what the people there n w need pH t iiM bffftnnhiR to th sSpartacaiiH t( compel 'nke to combat the read peril H guns munincludlnir Krupps the place ition, tanks 'and airplanes, as vve.l as Heit.dor were atU ked t enraged work-njt- n instructors to train Eetnonlai. tr, demanded He aa.d the Boiahevtki are wed supple tV A t Ihilshnrir the Rpartftrao it the oernrrnt be turned oirr to W't-li.ateruiia of war a,,d. f i tide let-so- t hem. The demand was refund ami th tren dsttinied an I are able to make n.aieual hcad-wSp.fitaanfromwere ht Volk& th plant of jctAd . sttinmc, whhl thes iad iHiupied. Order The allies tail wtup tlirm. he de- again there pievalled clared "Gn at Britain already has done Defend Dr. Liebknecht. much to put them down Mr Pusta declared the E lAJNIvoN, Jan 19 ln'bpvndent BfL'la! vt Karl 'lieh-knat Berlin ussert that not affiliated with the ht, who was shot and kl led on have a distinctive language of their own, Thursday, did not attempt to escape from cultural development and. art. They are, Bn escort of troops, but was shot through forehead at a few pace distant by however, more or less racially connected the eoldlers guarding litm, according to a Cowith the Finns Exchang penhagen dispatch to th He explained that the cause of the Teleqrdph company Is Berlin The cf Freiheit upon calling Letts Is separate and distinct from that there to begin a general strike, it of the Esthonians, but they had for ob- worker is repoited. vious reasons joined In the memorandum to ITeuldent Wilson, in order to To Battle With Poles. save themselves from total destruction BERLIN, Jan. IT, Fridav (Br the As rociated Bress ) The German government by the liolsheviki. la repoited to be org mixing two armies for the purpose of counteracting an invasion bv the Boles who already are threat g. Forraf in West en'ng Branderhu-will lie under the command of General von arm In Bilea.a will an while Quest, The document cimtatne fearful details be commanded by Field Marshal Woj rsv h of Invasion Bolshevik the regarding L I li np the the Presented at Paris. br-Sun- Gcr-m.'c- Tomorrow d e- J Formally ai know ledging rece.pt of it, the president said he was1 extremely j 1X11 bram-fagge- who t if KjitEDBfiMTCa sue-cess- bv of Kathonla has suffeied during the last few, year she again i threatened bv a new and deadl danger Bolshevist anarchy and lernm The Esthonian people appeal to the whole civilized world to save then, from physical and cultural extermination and death. This was the beginning of a memorandum handed to Ipesident Wilson by representatives of the republic of and the republic of Lasoma today . L pKPliV, 1919 PARIS, Courlaod. Has teen occupied ty Ger-ZBolrtevlfei, according to a here wireless dpatohaeceived Mjia'y The Germans were obliged Vsve behind numerous guns and Jnhes of ammunitiou. L of Combination Tb Pepsin, NuxIron, Celery, Tin ts wbat make PepBron of wonderful tbcrspenti- - value, and so after mfluenra, the grip and m su.i nerve trouble, anemia, pale nerv ous weakness end the ex hamtiiig worry and anxiety o'er the work war. and nerve real in the weak v " nos following the toiiiicnzs au.l grip, men, doimat to won. out, school tired girls and to fait-- I ; vv.mi. li and contains-- ' boys, invalid growing -. the aged and infirm It actually iron, a natural strengthener, into pi's the blood, an! restores the wasted red it n Ins tori ua.'lrs lour druggist know ' ofHunland. i "PIP" THE PUIS Pcptiron, Memorandum Setting Forth Reign uf Anarch . , ana I error Is Presented to President Wilson by Delegates. Jn-vasi- pn to II 1'jiU. Honor American Act NEW YORK. Jan. II Secretary War Baker accepted an invitation to the American Automobile as banquet byhere soelatlon February 5, in honor of Eddie Ktckenbaeker, America' Captain ace. The aviator la under' premierto be on the Adriatic, duo here la stood a few days. Sp&rt&CBJl Rioters IiUSy. BBRIJN, Friday, Jan. 17 (By the Cables How Open. rioters sre aociated Press ) Hpartacen NEW YORK, Jan. IS The Comrher causing disorders In various parts of Ber- o announced cial Cable company today many. A number of Spartacans today tacked the Hotel Viegner at Breslau, that censorship had been lifted from so. cial and personal messages, on the Com where the campaign bureau of the o le at-4- Tnn Democratic party at located. After Jnercial-Pacif- system. ic The free sample bottles .of Lyko, the wonderful tonic, , are being snapped up at every drug store. When this supply is gone the offer ends. No more will be free so go now today for your free bottle. Once you have tried Lyko you will always keep it in the house ready for use because of its wonderful . tonic properties. And how we gladly pay all the cost to let you see that Lyko is really the great tonic yve say it is. We want you to know how Lyko revives, strengthens n and puts vim and punch into tired or people. We want you to learn all tfcis free. A . fimt i our. Don't wait don't put off a Get your free sample bottle. The expense day. Straw ,, u in run-dow- Go now. of Advance' Models In a special display tomorrow at $7.50 and up, showing just that clever newness you are eager for. Rough Braids are the favorites in pineapple and lisere. At Any of These tfWrinXicA mJhhin ptctsrrtt beotf tYKO U ores only all alt Colark380city So. State St- " Drur Sherwood' Pharmacy 701 So. State St Duatln Phrmey SO E. lat 8t So. W. H. Dayton Drug Co , 80 E. 2nd 8t. So. Hoover Drug Co., 201 W. 2nd St. So, Richmond Drug Co., 3H W. 2nd St. So. . Re Drug Co., 79 W. Broadway Sun Drug Co, W W. 4b St. So. 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In allied and neutral countries there srer. when Jaet available figure werea complied, Ittt merchant980.vessel having1722 Of theeo groes tonnage of ,921, wore building in countries other than Great Britain, The United States !d with 997 shl;. with a tonnage of 3,47.19. The figures for other countries are: Canada, 195 tons; Japan, 3 IS ships, 27.-14- 0 shit,tone.7,7tl Holland 113 ships, 212 512 tons; flftv-slship. 13,010 tons; Sweden, July, x seventy-siships 99.9 ton. Spain, fifty-on- e ships, 77,697 tone: Iwnmark. vemy-en ships, 72 141 tons. Norway, ships. 7,,8I ton, and France, twelve tons 4L490 ship. The grand total Includes fourteen ferroconcrete ship having a tonnage of 2ti.J70. x thtr-ty-flv- e Record Wa 997, With a Total Tonnage of 3,647,-91in 12 Month. 9, Urge Lifting cf Embargo. - tbr BRYAN DECLINES TO COMMENT ON NOTES Jen- -' BALT MORE. Jan. pings Bryan made tha following autement here today concerning the statement made in a letter written by J J. Dickinson to purporting t George Sylveeter Vlereck, the reasons for Mr. Bryans resignagle state of tion as secretary I do not car to discuss letter written bv other people, or their opinions, Mr. Bryan said, but in regard to the incident referred toiel will aay that all have seen go far in the Dickinson tetter refers tb things that took place and. therefore, after my resignation, My could not explain the resignation. letter to the president and his reply tie plain the reakons for my resignation." The letter, read at yesterdays hearing at Washington of the senate committee Investigating German propaganda, stated that Mrs Bryan had toklasT- H. FickfuM, a Democratic described be Dickinson magnate, that her husband had resigned cabinet because froni the president Tumulty had told a prominent that Bryan was the o.e cause of the administration s - tonna' , there were SHOO unemployed at ofYoungs denial town, ., and read a telegram from the Mahoning Employers associa- -' tint of Youngstown. WASHINGTON. Jan. 1. Ten member g states of congie-- a from 17. (British sent a rebtrgram to BreeMU.nl Itilaon toLONDON, Friday, Jn. all embargoes against urging that WlrU servlre.) During th lset, quar- day export to nonenemy countries, be wrr begun In Great cotton ter of 191 lifted at once and thst shipmqpts to Geroon totmag of many and Austria be permitted a Britain 424 ships bavinr , l,97,9fl compsrsd to S9& efilpa. with a aaposslb ie. am of during tho Contradict Labor Leader. quarter In 1917, according to suthoHUtire WASHINGTON, Jan. 1 Representa' figures tive Cooper of Ohio told the house togthlpf nosr actually under t oust, action day that,' Frank Mote toon, secretary of policy. nun a in tha United Kingdom hav a total ton-n- ,a tbs American Federation of Labor, did than during not describe condition accurately when of about Ic gre.t.r Unusually Vfcdck. , immigration commptee that tn quarter endirg in neptmberv. The h told the an Jan. 18 -Ranchers cf SALMON, of and Idaho, labor s ar bo there oterstipply larg miorltv of the line in et ery this locality are harvesting- see f'feen that there mould be "broad capacity bhi,s contn.en Mi i'Mb0 than .4, balmon rlvsr mercantile large city before May 1." Mr. Cooper Inches thick from structed for other Aowertlott the Cited that storing U for sutnmsc paa. vernal aa a particularly cotton-growin- Tbi coupon signed presented to any druggist dealing In LYKO. tba trial bottle ABSOLUTELY great general tome, entitlaa the bearer to a , , FREE of any cost, promise or obligation. 'i :,rr MfpirihE if Free Trial Coupon and tsttaSs1 KatlEO'BSiSCa. cmr AIT LAMS Whitworth' Drug Store, S&2 E 2nd St. Se. The Aeme Phermeey.Cor OthK.JW 13th So. Waterloo Pharmacy, 4oo E 17th So, Witherapoone Pbercnacy , 5th E, Broadway Sixth Ave. Drug Co., 402 Sth Ave So. W. Temple Tdylor Pharmacy, 700 The Gem Drug Co., 401 Ho, 2nd 8t, w, Pharmacy, 080 W. 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