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Show If You Are Not in Touch With" Your Local -- Bank Or Committees Write the Deseret News.- - :'DB SB RE T ,;E Y B N MG-N- TRUTH AND LIBERTY. 32- - rAGEST" SATURDAY OCTOBER munication ' land ble Com- Goesto Chicagoans With Nether Government Germans to Attaek Petro OF WATERWAYS BY GERMANY jCAUSE ",' ar' Ml Close Finish 12 45 6 NEW YORK 2 0 0 2 0.0 3 f 0 0 3 3 x It Will Take Its Place Beside The Stars and Stripes, the Tri Color and the Union 1 Vast Quantitie of Gravel CHICAGO 0:0 1 0 0 1 And Sand Sent Via Them Batteries: Sallee, Benton And Rariden; Russell, to Williams, Danfort To Belgium-Believe- d Jack and Schalk. Be For War Purpose. OMISKEY PARK, Oct.15. In one of the jtojniiestganies . I , ever played in a worlds se riea campaign r the Chicago AUTONOMOUS POLISH .Londiuu Qci, 1 L The ..prohibition White Sox eame from behind today whenreat" stared ' communication commercial cblo of .11 ARMY BEING FORMED them in the face and beat the N ew York Giants by a score of 8 with Holland until ouch ttm ns the Netherlands govern rbent place, aa ab. to 5. 'The champions of the National league got away, to a flyctuta restrlcUon on the tr.ru t of start and hammered J,Reb Russelhout of thebox and then and. gravel tod scrap metals through ing Composed of Holland from Germany to Belgium. falling upon Cicotte who relieve d him. The Sox used four pitch''1 . to the Associated Freae ers Poles Who Have Served explained ih by Lord Robert Cedi, the min, during the today Sallee, the Giants hurier h eld the Chicagos well in. .band In the French Army Since liter oftblock.de. The Dulchln' recent months," Tie until the sixth inning and from there on they batted him to all The War Began. . mil have been allowing the G er- parts of the field. Both teams fielded wretchedly at times. mine to transport .cross Lutob.water-vifrom Germany to Belgium vast weather followed .inthewake. of .Fridays incipient..!. iui wni. in x, The. Chining waUUM..e. gravel "1 me hd b Flc- A biting wind came . out torsi wss out oi sll propuruon to that snowstorm. uorthwest;- - frigid 4i the Interest of home Wile. Lest year (.correspondence of The Associated Tiin-s-- tnutionee there were subsome to went comfort home and of her she fans whojse temperatures follower, to those Frees) A new national flag is U not the sjigntesi doubt that the th presidency of Bom- - 17 , . Unfurled on Germans are making dire.t use of normal with the French front the double defeat of the Sox in New York. Spec- bey for from preaching revolt and la'er this to our detriment. The Germans that of Poland The silver pagl Mrs. Besant ws forbidden by the i art using enormous quatnitieq of tators overcoats in and their big wrapped themselves padded dtan government I participate in any on a maroon field la to take it place u pill boxes, dugouts tod In " coats with newspapers. The players at early practice were meetings, deliver lecture or publishit the Frncl nttnj other ways. the stars her writing in India. Last month I he Dutch do- not c'alm that the 1 " n t waa announced that the thex d . Germans should be permitted to trans- - jacketed in sweaters.. qnMraJnayriP!,tlj.anian 7 ", -- game.''11""' r. and-san- d of-t- ce nd -- he ; short-expell- ln-- con-cral- s ; r , through Crutch territory. bat they the German bare. given them essux- -; eoees that all this material Is being employed - In strictly civil purposes. 1 have. no doubt that the. Germans have given such assurances and there may be some juggle by which they are able to submit paper proof. But we have this fact:' Enormous quantities of concrete are being used at the front and enormous quantities of con- -, crate material are going into the war lone through Holland. "We made repeated diplomatic com- plaint with no raauUajiutU we finally decided. Inasmuch as the Dutch have no right to use our cables except as a matter of courtesy, that we should say to tha Dutch we can not see a .ay to permit you the further use of our cables until something la done about the transportation of concrete material. That la where the matter Bands at the present." Holland Want Great .Britain to Prove Charge NE I I Socialist Slogan U That He Must Go Not a Single Voice Has Been Raised CHANCELLORS DAYS ARE NUMBERED Oct. 13. The Copenhagen, German relchstag adjourned, leaving behind it a latent crisis which political -- observers believe will lead sooner or later to the retirement of Dr. Michaelia, 'tl al s not a voice has been raised aext3..sU)gan, again s , thei;3 Michaelis must go. Recent arrivals from Berlin report that current gossip there is that Michaelis can scarcely last a month. The chancellor's t.-- blonder In springing the disclosure of the alleged naval plot against g. which, according to tha ' National he waa strongly ad vised, tod mane to hie failure headway against th relchstag' majority, appear to Zei-tun- bat loiVhbath. Conservative-and support The speeches at th concluding session of the relchstag muse be read tn a light of the expectation that the day of Michaelis are numbered. The speech of the radical deputy. B passage Intended to BET S3 TO SI 2 PER DU launchcontained the candidacy of Prince von Bueiow. which la still being pressed ae vigorously aa possible. Lokal Anselger, Helena. Mont, Oct. II. According - The Courireport submitted to Gov. Stewart the the Catholic Germania, the Radical I? state official and made public to-- er. Vorwaerts Socialist the and Tageblatt 4y, coal miners tn Montana make agree that th prestige of Chancellor from It to III per day. tn short hours, Michaelis is abatterad and hia positod esnnot be induced to work long tion so shaken that hia deposition is - The Courier suggests that enough to get out th amount of coal Imperative- tn has the chancellorship fjnuirad to meet th demand. Of the a change "tuition t Klein. Mont, th report been temporarily deferred on tactical the that avoid to impression 7 grounds, '""Because of-- the liberal contract ther hd been rairreader press mcti the men have secured, the oper-l- pressure. Virtually the entire ot th claim the rnen are able to make sneer Openly or covertly attempt to get clear by from SC to IS. CIO and even III a day chancellor upon from four to ix hour1 work, and shouldering th responsibility von Capslle. Jt I pointed ;Lat U Gnpoartble- to keep them in Vic Admiral went himself chancellor tb mine that out ye after they have earned that a the minister of - ITy.y.eltbpugh .they .are .cxpccted to virtually aa far the sub tntrodbciluu of rlt a full eight-hou- r 'IB the day uader their msrine rwirifinti, ject tod th subsequent debate. ,v com Mins use-ma- n, or -- , 3n fib ' tSb ' From the shore' edge at Haps-a- l. opposite Dago Uland, a railroad Hne run direct to Reval, the Russian naval base on the Gulf of Finland and thence on to Fetrograd. The Islands In question been base of no little lmpjirtspce to the Bosnians for airplane actlvltle. Their seizure. wouM uodooledly hamper Russian naval scouting ' work, effectually cloaa the Oulf of Riga to Russian use and offer an eaeeHent- - start-Ing point for a land expedition for Jtrogrd, if one should be contemplated . by the German command. Th lateness of the season has seemed to preclude any attempts by the Teutons to make a drive toward Fetrograd this year. It has been, pointed PUU..b0WyeG.-- . that such a move probably conld be tarried out with comparative ease at present, with th Russian armies ip their admittedly disorganised stats, whereas next spring there la governmental promise of a Russian military regeneration after a winters' organising work along new Hne. In Flanders th heavy rain which , stopped Field , Marshal before gll hto objec, Halgg.driv tive were attained, was continuing today. Increasing th depth, of th sticky mud through yhlch the British have been struggling In their advances. . tji mud we hampering the Germans equally, for they failed to deliver a counterattack during th night. On the French front th chief activities have been In the Atone region. The German crown prince mad several attacks last night on French positions on this "front. Ha was met with effective resistance by Gen. Retain forces. Ihowever, and all tha assault were repulsed. 11. sub-a-w- w , 1 otlr 'l, , ' ft. - the chancellor without a following;' Although other parties are United State "is JL less actively in opposition to Dr. Charged With Bad Faith Michaelis than the Socialists, Amsterdam, Oct. IS. After accusing Great Britain of attempting, to "aff com-'tercln! cable communication with Hoi hnd untU The Netherlands government place an abioluta restriction on tbd transit of sand, gravel and ecrap through Holland from Ger-Itlto Belgium the Influential Lib-erorgan, the Handelablad, bitterly terr-the refusal of the United State to ghw bunker .coal to Dutch ships an unfriendly act and an act of . k4 faith. The newspaper remarks that a refusal bv Holland In tike circumstance would be regarded a a hostile act. jack-Sn- battle flag . ! Against It The Hague, Oct. II. The Dutch foreign office today Issued the following official, statement concerning lha prohibition ef the use of British cable by lolland: r- The Netherlands government can satisfy the British desire to stop the - transit of sand and gravel to Bel- gluni ..only when thc Brlll.h govern menl can show, despite the declarations of the German authorities and the Ini estivations of Dutch officers that the materials are used for war parpoaca. The Dutch minister at Lon-d- en has been Instructed to ask the British government to communicate . "any proofs he may possess in this aspect. "Besant had "been raised. "-o- r. GEfiMlKTBT T CERT, riSb GULF OF RIGA Force Landed on Oesel And Dago Latter Only Some Two Hundred Miles From Petrograd . J. U LORD ROBERT CECIL ON PEACE POSSIBILITY Allies Must Find Some Way Of - Exterminating the German War Baron Class, He Declares. Petrograd, Oct. 13. The Germans landed detachments yesterday on the coast of the Gulf of Taga-ht- h on the north of Oesel island and near the rillagC ' of Serro on the sonthem ' part of Dago Island, the war office announces.' The Russian ' coast batteries t silenced by German dreadnaughta. Petrograd, Oct. 13 The Germans are working to clear the entrance to the Gulf- - of Riga near , Courland, says todays official statement. The actiri- ties of the enemy in landing forces were rendered difficult by holes constructed by the Russians and by bad " visibility. The garrison of Oesel island is fighting German forces which landed there. The statement says all BE DECREASED measures hare been taken against the invaders. of the other Allies and field waa fairly beneath ta, folds wil fighi. PolUh although the farjrmchee were soggy volunteers from alj parts of tb world, tod Iow. Tha sun waa bright and thousands including helped in drying the damp' turf. - from th United States. The Sox were greeted with several An autonomous Polish army Is al round of cheer aa they came upon 0F-MIready In course of organisation on the field, tot batting practice. Wolfi r rtsch toil and Its ranks have been opened to Polish cluxens who have gang threw up a few curves to teat ; wandered . abroad . in search of free- the batting eyes of th heme folks. Amsterdam. Oct. IX Vice Admiral dom from the oppression to which the Last Game in 5. T. von Cspelle, the German minister of HHh nafioq has so long been stub-bornYork today won th toe for i I tht iected " h ,ccordln Tbl. force to to be entirely Indelocation of the UM game to be played in the worlds eerie. Garry Herrmaa Frnkfurter ZeitBPg' all iu of- fendnt""dot meny other army, being of Polish birth made one lose of a half dollar. Comla- Vice Admiral Eduard van Capel!, 15 descent. The nucleus of the new key of the White Box called: Heed." was one of the administrative direct- - army to composed of Poles who have The cola fell tails up. or in the ministry of marine before j served in the French army since the ot humilities. Lots of Pep." In Paris the war and had. served as a captain f' enlisted at the first call. Th Giants showed a lot of vtm In t e- - In March, lJ.siJone he while Toulouse .furnished a their fielding .practice, Fletcher and 45, Ab- -' 00, Douai 10 and Marseilles Herxog making snappy plays around Admlral ton Ttrpitx a Imperial min- bet ill toter of .the nary. Several times since 40, beddea many who joined up In the mtdfleid section. Th 8ox drew continued applause as then Von CapeDe ha appeared before j dtle x they took their practice in th field. PV RiTccecDtod. .. Reb Russell warmed up for she Baa th relchstag with optimtotlc state-- i while Bailee and Perrltt tried out their ments regarding the progress arms for the Giants. submarine campaign, as the ranks noble have fought aide by While the umpires were getting the unreetricted HIT. defending the side with artisans, men from the rival man- late aa August batting orders from th er1 farmwith - laborer profession hi and of the agers th band played btar Spanpredecessor policy IN - -gled Banner. 0t the rCbC Tbc Batteries. ' . Batteries for New York. Sallee and Vice Admiral von Capelle announc-- 1 rved In epe- MAY Rariden; for Chicago. Russell and ed in th relchstag last Wednesday dal Polish ,hem of the foreign corps Bchalk. Tbd hatting order: been in discovered . had that a plot otherwere dispersed among 1 the navy to paralyse th efficiency of their French comrades New York. , Chicago. in line regitb fleet and force the government to ments. Everywhere Burns, If J. Collins, rf. ' they have gained Mexico aty, Oct. II The Mexican 0eseland Dago islands are at make peace. He eald that McMulltn. Ib. Hersog, lb. - ; ,hei 7d theto throughout th. three government has dlacassed tha advisa B. Collins, 2b. Kauff. cf. th PPredlon f blltty of decreasing tbs amount of 1- the entrance to the Gulf of ieTtTind attempted tb ltnk waltou Zimmerman. Ib. Jackson, If. Fletcher, ss. Felsch, cf. the plot. The Imperial German The Polish volunteers alway have ver In Mexican coins ever since the , Rjga an(J provide easy access to . with Gandll, Ib. Thorpe, rf. chancellor. D-r- Michaelis. also spoke been willing to of A4vane i th prlc , , undertake tb most Weaver, a a Hoik, lb. in of YnSlDlSIKl 0V6r SniEU conspiracy of the existence dutie and most perilous mtiiL Tho fluctuotion la prices, how I Rariden. c. Schalk. e. asserted rertatn that and the navy Lome in their rxtnk ppeir: ever: .mxkes fV a 'question aato L0 mediate islandSv They BTg off Sallee, p. , lit the revoH. .tasks.. deputlee wrrr involved In nw coins Hi i - d thetr newspapers u'h, a favorable effect much silver to pat ThawxMaiists Umpire RIgler, Evans, OXough-U- n C0&8t Of tfl6 KUSSISH pr0V 5 VlT S 7 recently de- - m&kie Them "worth H cento AmerlcAa.tnC and Klw.-- ; have attacked toth the chancellor end j g further jnce of Esth0nia. for each yese. Th. matter DagO island th. vice admiral for their sUtemeats. tion of their own and all soldiers of complicoted .First Inning. because la- Mexico Amort- - . HDOUt 200 miles from PetTO- First half Burns up. Barns walkPolish nationality serving in Prance can money ! now at a discount of ed oa four pitched balls. - Hersog were assembled in one camp In to Federal sfeov-R- . op. Herxog singled .to riht,Xild a.m a (K n ofrcgular The committee on monetary reform tional importance from the fact Burn dashed to third. Cicotte and army units of all arms Williams were now warming Much encouragement was given to tn th, chamber of deputies ha. propos- up. jg a,mdst the mQuth od to that body that tho basis of MexihauA up. Burns scored on Kaufr representative, can bo a peeo oi IS centi- of tho gulf of Finland, at tho bead Washington. Oct. ll The expected currency two-badrive to tbo right field from nove'?nt America that Pol ' residing of puro gold. It la proponed, of which is Kronstadt, hith defends fence, Herxog going to third. 'Zim- landslide of trust companies and state , h,d expressed their willingness gram to make the tlver peso con- Petrograd merman up. Russell was taken from banks to the federal reserve system, to join the ranks of the new army however, of siltain 13 grams, ktd tnillgrams W Oesel Island neorlv 109 miles tb box at this stags and Cicotte waa official announced, today ha. begun. ;nd It la hoped to obtain many re- -' ver Tbie would make the value-o- f a north of Klga. which the Germans liver peeo les than rbe proposed sent In. Cicotte bad only a few secWith to th last three weeks so I emits from that source. Tho landing of Plan the tho recently. captured of peeo, gold value pin& onds to warm up tn the outfield be- many large trust companies and state that by keeping down the Intrinsic German troops in Ksthonio would fore taking hto place on the robber. banks have joined that the resources he Inducement nr rfcrew0uid value threaten the outTTankmg of tho Kus-ita-n The crowd booed Zimmerman. Weav- ot that class of institution within th to export silver coins on account of the line and probably compel jk reIn er took Zimmermans hot grounder system have more than doubled. markets. of silver foreign high price on a wide section of and Herxog was run down between It is planned to make each silver coin treat A steady stream of applications to redeemable In fold within Mexico on If indeed. It did notitpen trie way third and home.-threserve board every play being Wear, pouring into-tSto Pouroprad ltsrl f A railway lino ? er to Bchalk. Kauff moved On to day. FROM SINGE MARCH 16 demand, follows tho coast all tho way from third. Fletcher up. McMulltn took Hapoal, opposite Jjago Island, to ToU Fletcher's hot smash and threw to Newfoundland. Bishop of rograd I1L Schalk who tooched out Kauff a he Kerensky Slightly Oeoei ielandthe larger of the too, slid Into the plate. - Robertson took N B Tanaon J0hns7 gt. Oct.ll is 45 miff ,tong nd has pa area of n of the An- Friday.- - Oct. 1.2.- - Pre-Zt- mander Vllhjalmur , fPefanson, noted! White, rector and Thorpes place at the bat. RobertPetrograd. square miles and a population son up. merman scored on j elicen cathedral in this city haa been of about Kerensky 1 slightly iu and has b,0'0. It has a difficult ertson'e single to center. On Fetocha j been confined to bis bed since hto, explorer, has not been heard from j Jjectw ar biahop of Newfoundland. coast line In tho form of precipitous throw to the plate. Fletcher went to arrival at general staff headquarter 'since March, 11(, according to Bish- cliff' limestone third end Robertson to second. Holkejat Mobile The premier to reported P Stringer, who was her today . He telephoned five monthstrip up the Arctic FIRE DESTROYS - Cicotte threw out Hoiks at first, ito he fn no I Premier Lord Robert Cecil on Konoealoff sty. coast as far east as Cape Bathurst. Two runt, three bits, no errors. to Vic Second half John Ollins up-- John ;dy last year Stefanson waa In j j tag that he was moch pleased oeer the1 In March Essentials of Peace Cnllto popped to- Zimmerman on the condition cf the army hr which there "Banks Land. Northerly galea, which first ball pitched. McMulltn up. better feeling between the officers carried th Arctic ice pack toward Mutlin etrolled to first Eddio Londna, Oct. 12 Discussing the and men. the mainland shore are thought to Ilns up. Sallee's carve broke wide and possibility ef permanent pegee after have made 'It Impossible for him to he could aot seem to control K. Colwar. Lord Robert Cecil, minister the travel towards Dawson. Hto original Short of Coal. lins singled to center. McMullIn goof blockade, told th Associated Press deChicago 11 Oct. FIr eastward York to New was today proceed through plan to second. Perrltt was now ing that the United Rtates, Great Britain tn an and the Northwest passage. It waa stroyed lCft.Wfl buhl of Franc must find some way of warming up for New York. Jackson' owned by tbo New York Dock Chicago. Oct. 12. City rets fieri of elevator up. Jackson filed to Burn. Felsch fill to onabl order sra coal , for fuel waterfront. ground-erbooted on Felschs tbo Brooklyn ren class which find war a profitable company up.lFletcber filled. that are pourltgTfl as tb rosolt of and the bases were At 19 St a.m. tho flameo were oof un- business n spends Us peace time Gandll up. Gandll popped to Hoiks th dvr control and building fn the neif energy In Inciting war. No runs, one hit, oa error.. were et oa fire- - It w shortage The Central Power have been kept tools coal to said to be scarce. thought tho love might ofreach In th war o lorg. said Sir- Robert. of the waa destroyed port fire plant K. Williams German J. state not the appointed " First merely by military Rarldea comn up. Chemical but also by fha class who got today -- and given ( " London. Oct. It. Th Glob today the singled past CoHlaa. Bailee ap. Bailee fuel administrator pany In (Lueeneborough today with a cast, An rich out of war tha vulture of comr forced Rariden at second, GiuidU to authority to call oa the federal fuel , says It la expected that Viscount Grey, property loeo ret (moled ot administration for any amount -of coaly eoirrM wplwloa (Continued on pago two.) acid- to sees, th needs of Chicago. I affairs, will visit America. (Coo tinned sajpgs two.) . Xfie playing- REmEMENT'.ff: - front. The landing of German troop on the Islands of Oeel and Dago at the mouth of the Gulf of Riga, is reported today from Retro-gra- 7 8 9 - ) FLOAT 'ON SCORE BY INNINGS: USE YEAR H rauSEEziw" CmtestaLMami -- Errors Britain Prohibit All SIXTY-EIGHT- :Rain Halts Haigs Advance IN FIFTH SERIES GAME :(eat Commercial-Ca- 4 UTAH 13 1917 SALT I.AKELJCITY Mrs. 'Annie Besant Tn Preside at Conference To Discuss Home Rule S- - WS. 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