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Show li Air American are youy And loyal thru and thru? Yes? Buy W. S. S. 73 VOLUME XXXIX. Are you Pershing-prouWith Loyalty, endowed? Yes? Buy,W. S.S. d, LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY UTAH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1918. U SALIH GOURDJI PRES. WILSON TO Si BE ) THE II THE 1 j . NUMBER 281. 1 EVI II J MAJ. HAROLD E. HARTLEY THE BOVS ARE J EXISTING III 1, 1 Out from Socialists. Gather LONDON, T o Conservative Elements Seventy Sixth Division a dense fog .streaking the sea Protest. Against The Seeni To Hold The BalNa-zai- re Embarking At shot a small dirigible called a Execution! Of Mooney ance Of Power More And The Twenty blimp, manned by three Allied SailSchemAnd But Soldiers The Of Proof Soon To FollowSeventh flyers. Directly in front of them -Some Stand For ing Of Austria And Ambassadors Will Go Will Arrive a mile away was a with ors J The Kaiser Over With Him its connong tower, and decks well Their Work Home December 2nd out of the water, says an account Jf 4 Bv Associated Press) . ; (By Associated Press)' (By Associated Press) f (By Associated Press) , of onepf the most successful en' WASHINGTON, NEW YORE, Nov. 26. HunNov.25. Nov. 26 (Monday) AMERICAN London; HEADQUARTcounters of a British aircraft ' and official of sailors dreds of soldiers, Publication reports About one month is the time ERS IN FRANCE, Nov, 26 with a German submarine. broke a cordon in marines minister from Bavarian the through President Wilson expects to be The Seventy Sixth Division of Opening out his engine to its of police surrounding Madison Berlin to his home government in Europe for the opening of Jjhe the American army, reduced full capacity, the pilot steered Square tonight and attacked in- confirms the , evidence in the drafts to thoupeace conference, and preliminstraight for the German craft, ternational socialists who had hands of the entente that Gerary discussions. of v sand has arrived at St. whose crew : were on attended a mass meeting where many andAustria conspired to men, many No definite limit has been exapproaching and immediately Bolshevik doctrines were bring about the war. It was for Eva: a Hartley, one ot Nazarie, and is embarking for MaJ. fixed, but it. is said authoritadeck. had seen men women the The and of American They terms the (e a Californian, home. reason the aces, airship this that pounded. Because-hrefused to sell his Ideals home being In Pasadena. He hat tively; today the President plans to the German government, Salih brought a quick-firin- g gun into leavipg the hall broke and fled Austrias ultimatum to Serbia hie The Twenty Seventh division, made a fine reputation for tkill and to be back on American soil Gourdjl, former president of the Otto- action.. With shells bursting as the men in uniform charged were made sb drastic ' that hos- bravery In fiohting the Huna in the air. refuofficial man news a It agency, totaling oyer twelve thousand within, six, weeks after sailing about them, the airmen pushed past the police, hut were pur- tilities were bound to follow. in this country. This journalist gee men, has been withdrawn from for the other side. fled from Turkey late in 1914, but tha on and soon were within effec- sued into the side streets in all These revelations have been ENEMY OWNED the Le Mans area, and probably It became known .today that authorities refused to permit his wife tive machine gun range. directions. published in Munich after perwill embark in a few days. Count Dicellere, Italian ambas- and two children t follow him. They socialists The attack on the mission had been asked by the are new in France. ' The observer his used to SEATS SEIZED Both these divisions operated gun sador, as well as Ambassador came at the close of a meeting Bavarian premier of .the forsuch good effect that with one on the British front. Jusserand, of France, wil Cfoss monwhich threatened from the eign minister of - the German BY drum he accounted for the subPALMER with the President. May Sink All a ument it began to break into federal government. (By Associated Press) marines gun crew. Thereupon to Nov. 26-- Army called was riot. It WASHINGTON, ostensibly r By. Associated Press) WASHINGTON, NoV. 26 Hun Battleships the Germans, without waiting to AMoclated (By Press) of the execution transportation officials Nov. 26. German Ambassador J. J. Jusserand of rescue their wounded, began protest against NEW YORK, Nov. 26 Four-tee- n said Scott PARIS, but that the steamers Thomas Mooney,! today J, at the mixed conferFrance and Madame Jusserand LONDON, Nov. 26. After an hurriedly to submerge. enemy-owne- d seats on the Minnekahda, Lapland and Orta, and the delegates who presided,Nearing, ence at Spa, have protested will accompany President Wilson New York Stock Exchange, the which are bringing home seven inspection of the German battleMeanwhile the wireless opera- other speakers devoted most of the rejection of their to France. The ambassador, against held the and cruisers by ships American soldiers tor of the blimp was busy their attention to peas for the for a delay of two weeks New Orleans Cotton Exchange, thousand who has not been home since he entente and final settlement of offenders. request will ar-- : from release of t to political England,' probably sending urgent signals put in the evacuation of Luxemburg, the New York Cotton Exchange, rushed back to America from a their ownership by the ... peace,, rive in. New York about DecemSeveral men and women were boats and submar and other markets, have been Lorraine and the Saar region; ' vacation trip at the outbreak of conference, all the vessels prob- Marions patrol red ber 2nd. ine chasers known to be in the arrested ; for. displaying', General Nudant, one of; the seized by A. Mitchell Palmer, the war, goes to join in his' peo- ably wiir be sunk, as apparently; vicinity.: flags smuggled into the garden French conferees, said he con. . (By Aasociated Presu) ples rejoicifig over victory and there is no disposition on - the alien property custodian,; was in defiance of an edict by! Mayor Nov. 26 In plan-- ! in LONDON, sidered the the ' wholly a to protest to play part probably announced here today. 'J , part of the entente to riBk the Climbing, a height of about Hylan. Jjarge. numbers of men of American withdrawal the became nirig conference. It 1500 peace fee, the . pilot now got in uniform entered the building groundless. controversies that ? would be The seats will be - sold V,to troops from England as soon known today that he has been in case of an attempted ready to use the machines heavy before the doors were locked American citizens. (By Associated Press). " invited to make the voyage on likely as the American army possible, bombs, The division of them. . although with the avowed (determination BERLIN, Nov. 26. Reports decided that; have officers 'the carries presithe ship that submerged was still easily visi of attacks upon. the ot tests of strength betweert the EPIDEMIC IS ON-preventing which will remain arew units ; j And Boldent, WANE IN PROVO FIRTH OF FORTH, Scotland, ble and taking careful .aim government. J ..They: were re Conservative elements service and medical the' a few of n jthougk his sights the; NoV. 26. Inspectionof the shevik v Socialists ih( Various blimps, traiiied itfc'diffittdt.'-lisr'tiolicAl 1? NovT26 staffs. of rest thVcamp the flu The , PROVO, . surrendered' ships' is gunner pulled the trigger of the and detectives from making an placeB. in Germany continue" to ;i SOME OF f sitiiation is now more favorable. feeding as rapidly as possible. releasing gear. assault on 'the stage. Scores of indicate that as far as mlerd y some to time twenty F-For, thirty The, fleet division of battleships YANKS ALREADY The airship, released of a fist fight were interrupted by numbers are concerned the newobaisea were reported daily. are almost negligible... , tremists nAitami anc fur battle cruisers and des- - heavy weight shot up like an ex- officers. HOMEWARD BOuND trovers left for Scapa Flow yes- - press .elevator in a New York Soldiers and sailors who were .Fuller reports from . Bremep Friday there were only five ; Satand . terday and by evening the Filth skyscraper, but careless of its unable to get into the meeting show the movement in the coast urday eight ; Sunday, 5, none , yesterday. will be cleared of them. OF SCRAPPING (By Associated Cress) movements its occupants hung sent out patrols to round up al cities already has been turned chanThe ships are in a deplorable over Conservative QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 26, A intd a be could morg Flu Situation Improves watching the bomb sink the men in uniform who number of American submarine state, through want of paint nel. the on to the found (Br Associated Press) . charge join until struck the it The flu situation today shows swiftly water, chasers, accompanied by the par- and general neglect. The internbeen LIMA, Peru, (Monday), Nov. plannperhaps two hundred feet ahead socialists, which had improvement, but three new 25 The ent ship, Bucknell, left yesterday al state of the battleships is on of Peruvian government oraed to take place when the the target. cases" being reported to the Chart Of ' Planning for the United States. official dispatchnot received has a par with their external appear internaWhen its fuse came into ac- tory was ended and the Board of Health. At the same ance. They smell moulds, owing es its consular from their representaLabor. Conditions time was reported the raising bf tions flash of lightening seemed tionalists started for WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 to the electric ventilatioa sys- to Chile tives in for homes. forty, eight the quarantine on ten homes, rip through the dark depths First units of the American ex- tem on them having been stoprecalled has it was the hours,1 Madison rallyalthough Square of the and a ocean, peculiar CHICAGO, Nov. 26 A week- and the release of . fourteen, its consuls. peditionary forces to return ped. , ' enveloped ing point for the military. They mass brown, cloudy to 4 ly chart of labor - conditions cases. This reduces the number . Newspapers here haye rcceiv- -' ' from overseas are expected i quickly Staged an impromptu the fore of the part the about throughout the Country is' being of homes quarantined to ninety ed no news from, their Chilean arrive in New York which at 'mass Offer Workers speakers meeting, efbefore the It seemed ages end of the present week. panned by the war industries one, and the numbet cf cases to correspondents and it is believed fect Of the explosion reached the denounced the Bolsheviki. They board and the federal labor bur on ft. hundred hfid feleven The of staff, General March, chief McAdoo Increase surface. Then, like a geyser, the were cheered not only by the eau so that the government can threbnew cases, Reported all a strict cable consorship, is iri 382 announced' last night that water shot into the air. In the men in uniform but by civilian send men to different sections to icame from the outside. The force at all Chilean ports. . officers and 6614 men of the air 26 Nov. v Peruvian consuls in Chile have When someone .WASHINGTON, center of disturbance the gaping sympathizers. meet' industrial needs, Jesse II. masking ordinance seems to be been ordered to return on service and other detachments A telegram signed by represento the j. hull of the submarine slowlyap-peare- d called upon loyal Americans Evans, assistant director of the proving effective in the reduc-t!o- n first steamer. training in England now are tative of employees of railroads attack and the'garden charge and its crew could be seen of the number of new cases, labor departments community homeward, bound on the Minne- operated or--t of St. Louis, receivseveral The reported cancellation by the internationalists, - in Washingwill be noticed by an oras overboard and labor leaping department, kahda, Lapland and Orca, Brit- ed at Director General McAdoos hundred responded. They were ton, told a meeting of chairmen der of the Board of Co. Commis- the Peruvian government of all By this time two British moish liners. The first two ships office yesterday, pledged the emdriven however, by mount- of several- Illnois labor boards sioners published .elsewhere in exequaters of Chilean consuls in back, tor launches were racing to the left Liverpool last Friday and ployees to give $2000 a month as Peru is incorrect. Lima is quiet. and men on foot ; who , this issue, the masking provision spot, but they fortunately were ed police yesterday. the Orca sailed on Saturday. director of .the the generals far enough surrounded had building. part outlined the and more strict compliance with As Mr. Evans away to escape the means salary to keep him from retirThis announcement Rfealizing that they had failed labor quarantine regulations through- BOLSHEVIK TROOPS effects the ; a terrific community ' of explosion plan, that the movement of the Amer- ing. , N which now occiired. The maga- in the first attack, the soldiers boards will telegraph reports on out the county should materially ican troops now in England, the j We are opposed to your, resmeet- zine of the conditions to Washington every reduce the risk of infection had been fired, and sailors resumed their ENTER ESTIIONIA ser. the whom air In said are telegram, majority.of ignation, ing and awaited the arrival of Tuesday.' There the records will from outside. and a with succession ofmighty vice detachments, will continue and are heartily in sympathy 1000 be detenations the whole craft was reinforcements. Probably charted, and a map, similar ' N (By Associated Press) . some straits. financial until all of with them, steadily branches of the ser- - in both your of men Some of the slackers who forof the maps pf respects to blown many Nov. 26 Russian literally pieces. LONDON; The telegram, was signed by 20,000, have returned to this vice-haassembled by the .time the weather bureau, platted so as merly kicked on having to serve The of the Bolshevik occupants blimp Garri-gatroops have crossed country r There are no regiments J. H. Kirtland and H. J. complam- - th river Narva on a broad front to seiwe a 'abor guide for agna- in the army, are i es- the meeting adjourned. were but shaken, badly Pacthey or other' units of line troops in representing Missouri The opening of the doors . of tion. From this may the indus- -' ing because they won t get a j and have entered Esthonia, becaped without injury. Great Britain, The first move- ific employees. , will chance to go over. the garden was the signal for a trial needs' bf tween the Gulf of Fmiand and ' ment of the larger units, such second chargq, which thp police be apparent, and labor will be Nov.ATLANTA, PePU8. according to a as brigades and divisions, will is shifteHo-meet-iheNews dispatch from Central comb from french ports, .it is assailors fought their willing lo grant peace on j diers and financial straits, Stockholm. my U-aloads of reserves tion that Belgium give positive sumed, as the British cross predates past the swinging night General McAdoo said channel service undoubtedly is Director socialists from the rushed every station house j guarantees that she will never CHD CIIPfPL sticks and attacked when informed that yesterday MARSHAL FOCil of miles, 'Strug- invade Germany again. radius within the with a completely occupied u II LlLrl;vho had packed thejwg building. railway employees at St. Louis ' ' tef the clear of square the ; 'Aimost instantly transportation square gled valiantly returning wanted.to topay $2000 a month IN LUXEMBURG So far the suffragists have not : British forces. Aiaociatad but made little progress. filled with running, (By Prew) yelling, rewag would if he The units now en route to ward his salary and sailors, thoroughly protested against the unfairness COPENHAGEN, Nov. 26 i fighting men. The' screams of in office. New York, and the ships qn main Sr.f'Vf BJ Associated Prg ) First Quartermaster General women, most of them wearing angered by what they considered of playing cards, by which the.; Mr. McAdoo, who came here r' on of which they sailed, was announc-L.c- d j the can lieu take to the insidious in LUXEMBURG,' attack an flag king Ludendorff, reputed queen1, always havefred roses or carnations ; Nov 26 on ah official inspection trip, ad. Yiad to above of who Some the rose March General slackers defend, head! the actual Marshal been paid by Foch, the allied, gworh directing they the forbidden flags, ded that he intended to resume The. Minnekahda is ' bringing are now shoot-- ; mandeP-m-chieclawed and little attention to blows from of Germany dare has established as affairs, din fight military they the the practice of law. ninety-oi)- e officers and 2943 men has quit German soil, according scratched the soldiers and sail- - night sticks. They'were bent on ing off their hands in hunting ac - j headquarters here. Ia arrived inter-mal- e and the Lapland 233 officers, the most Gazette. while Frankfort thethe from of winter to in the the boys cidents, ors who were pummeling getting revenge Luxemburg yesterday, with Society note frbm ' four nurses and 1797 men. They resorts: Mr. Hohenzollern is , It says' Ludendorff has left Lnationalists, and many of them who went to France .will come his staff. No ceremonies were socialists. left Liverpool, November 22. . . hold in honor of his entrenee. home safe and sound. Mounted rolicc. reinforced byjsiiceepded staying in Holland t'or lus health Sassnitz. Prussia, for Sweden. 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