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Show vt k 32 SATURDAY PAGES MAY 25 1918 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH YEAR SIXTY-ElGIIT- n 4 i 4 f m k i V Disclose Plans ofGerman Agents to Foment Revolution in Ireland ' ! New Gas, . That Rolls Down Hill Like Water, to Be Used in Great Drive By Allies on Western Front MT WITH Americans in France Scorn Gas Masks But Threats Court Matlial by Ofltcers Compel Their Use in Field. S (By The With the Associated Press) The Germans hare been deliberately in Picardy, shelling an American cemetery near the front Recently jone, grave was tornup four times. It may be cited in contrast that the Americans in this sector a few days ago took a German prisoner who was Christian mortally wounded- - He died and was accorded a the near funeral and burial in the American cemetery t the as manner same front. His grave was marked in the others. ' ar Ministers Get Passports and j ARE KILLED ON . - . t Cuba Has Taken Measureson: Account pf Her Participation in World War Affecting Mexican WAS NO PANIC, FRENCHJ THRERE DISCIPLINE PERFECT InterestsSays Foreign Secretary- - In Return Gallic Detachments Penetrate the Teu- Vessel Was Hit Forward of ton 'Lines and Return Engines on the Port Side With Some Prisoners r were Washington, May 23. Washington 'officials surround-into over circumstances the g frankly puzzled day Mexicos reported break in relations with Cuba. The state department learned through its own sources of Mex- icos recall of her charge daffaires at Havana, but had no j' details. Mexicos sudden and unexpected suspension of diploma-- r tic relations with Cuba is looked upon here as an indirect move against the United States which possibly may fore- shadow a breaking of diplomatic relations with this country.. ' (BY HERBERT OORET.) Destroyers (Written Exclusively Ibr The Deseret Hews.) Dropped Til courtmartlal any man who the Rainbow in France, Some hii mask off without order," Depth Bombs. 15. Ther i one thing takes aid he. ENEMY ARTILLERY American soldier le beACTIVE LAST NIGHT ing taught to fear more than More Gas Coming. William A.IlrOwn of" high explosive or enlpere hulleta. repi ' found ifkept coming in. The Germans That gas. ille and Hoytst Thaddeus first. had resorted to their old trick of sendDocuments in Possession He did not considerto it at all atgreenHodges of Mount Carmel, ing over dud shells to fool theoutgreen Gaa waa a bugaboo frighten of Indemnity to Be Demanded shells He admitted men. , Twenty seven an the horns with thought. were one in the Utah soldiere who American and hour in British half fell Of II that that if there were a sufficient quancompany sector one a minute had Britain Great Of and bad a bad were it killed when the Moundoubtedly of gaa tity CITY, May 24. Mexico has severed diplomatic to explode. Then they dropped Governments. effect upon the human frame, but a failed of gas sheila The faint plop a burst ldavia an to him was means MEXICO States and United s "sufficient quantity" to Cover with Cuba. This was learned officially late today torpedoed of had not aroused the suspicions of the absolutely unbreathable condition the had been men who sunk by guieted off the not did coast or two of gaa a report that the M exica'n charge daffaires at Ha--;. English the air. A sniff some one smelled the gee Germanys Deficit. him. Three or four sniffs did duda but The London, May 25. Germanys worry Of some to reinformation in time. according vana major thought and on the Cuban minister here had been recalled from their not bother him. He would not put the gae reports were bunkum. untiring efforts to foment ceived from W ye iqctured the men - e about ' Washington. , respective .posts had been confirmed at the foreign office. :TT. , w i " gas thaf they Are Jumpy,"- said hdlu tloinn'Tteland'wtthr the aid1 of Hi Paris, French troops las! - - The recall' of the MeSueait representative to 'Yiib and . susCompany Schools.' Offsend the regimental gas But Ill 25. London, With May the jused two the Sinn Fein are laid bare in a So that the regimental gae officers icial out to test. nlgbf German raid of a new representative I f for an Indefinite time of the Ga" was at dinner, but h did not south of j Hangard wood and in the exception of 53 American sol- pending officially aa due to the fact thatsending schools, statement from the official press have been bolding company because of tbs war In which Cuba The qualifications of a regimental gas atop to finish his meal. An hour later ' bureau, reviewing this phase of officer 'nowadays Includes in addition jbe stumbled into the dugout, hi eyes Vosges, the French war "office an diers all on board the British la Involved, that government haa been obliged to dictate measures that af feet the interests of ihe Mexican government in many instances. For this to a knowledge 'of gaa a throat of (running streams of water and red as nounced today French detachments troop ' the Irish political situation since brass ship Moldavia were saved reason. and a lurid and fearsome vocab- - cberries, while deep black Vs wera It is declared tbe making of representations that the Mexican rep- what gaa Ja marked beneath I hem. Hia lace. .waPentrat4jthe - the naa lines west of and have been landed at a south- alary. He tells the men resentative would- - be forced to make beginnihgof the war; crimson burns from the gas and how it works and bow to protect almost Noyon and returned with a number of em British port. No officers After the abortive rebellion of themselves against it. and then b government would be ttse- -j jto.theCuban German prisoners. them. leas and would restrict tbe ames are liberty of list the of Easter week, 1916, plans were threatens among the first of you Til action of a friendly nation which ia mad for a evolt in 1J17, but tbia men I find without your mask, or who BY and PEROVAL it contains now In an afflicted situation. the PHII.I.IPS. missing j does not fear it in a gassed area," he VnUcarred because of America I names only two entry says, and he means it. Aguilars btatement, advance I visited into the war and Germanys inability th Last night Cabled to Tbs Yew York Herald and officers Gen. Candido Aguilar, minister of cerin a battalion certain a of to send troops to Ireland. An uprising poet Less than a quarter of an hour after Special to Deseret News.) foreign affairs, tonight gave out a About all I can say New Work. regiment. in Ireland was planned for this year tain statement for tbe announced purpose the British armed merchant troop of the regiment is that under a dif- Adopt ITH tbe British armies in the after the German offensive in the west ferent number it has bad a long and of avoiding a misinterpretation of The British resptratdt- la a perfect field Friday, May 24 The ship Moldavia with American troops had been successful and when Great honorable history, and that it is filled protection against all forms of gas, as Mexico s action. on board The statement follhad been off the torpedoed British still are awaiting the has been sufficiently shown. The owsBritain presumably would be stripped up with fighting Irishmen. southeast coast on of ThursEngland now French base new a move German offensive adopted great of troops. The president of the republic and Under Heavy Fire, mask, while the Germans are ebang-in- g Yesterday wa absolutely calm save day morning virtually every man had the cabinet at a special meeting have the form of their respirator, and Concerning the recent arrests in over the sides of the vessel into gone fire was that The under line heavy on a new one. which will pro- for tbe usual artillery duels and tbe Ireland, the statement aays that facta decided that it was an imperative nethe life boats A raid on the German lines taking tect them against the subtle gases only activity of th Infantry ha been and documents, for obvious reasons, night. had cessity to recall the Mexican diplo- arranged, Edwin and Civde of North the Allies. br Bosley The recent ,'V bombard- - ' cannot be disclosed at this time, nor with the French, matic representative to tuba and to use 0f ess U',nchedplea I. confined to small raids Troy, t., leaped from the deck and IS to at the oclock ment had opened ( can the means of communication beTher wa a high wind which in- were drowned suspend for an indefinite period "the Had it not been for minute. There had been two days of t ho 'Armans" that PtheyDhtve Kmd tween Germany and Ireland. terfered o mew hat with aerial sending of a ner representative bethis the Josses which are given offheavy but draultory firing on both beaten own They have cause it was considered an indispenOne pbaae of every plan called for sides. The night of the big show the no more rubber for g.m. were out. buUthaairplanes as St American soldiers would icially their and and .the Irishmen gave the one of the allied gases mask, In have been confined to those the establishment of submarine bases sable measure for the high ideals and nevertheless th gal cannot becatlng be killed by all they had, and the enemy Hopped by any mask the German in Ireland interests of aha. two nation In the In the present circum- eivsny order to read th ecret of the en- the explosion of the torpedo. The replied in kind. From the edge of stances, it is added, no other course the wood through which the foremost have been able to invent as yet. actual moments of an 'acute world emies back area. I do not think the Boaley brothers were on guard when em a WeUglv gaa." aaltMh crisisThe state or war in which Vas open to ihelgbvernment'lf use-le- trenches ran It seemed as though There was a "Well give em all they want British will have to wait much longer the ship was struck of living fire had been officer. Cuba Is involved ha obliged the govbloodshed was to be avoided and wide circle crisis it must be apparent to thi for the year. was list and They whine center ho cant liana believed out The of drawn. evidently they sharp ' Its duties to Us allies ernment of Cuba to dicta tY raeaaure fulfilled, but to paying for the game after they ' every one by this rime that the Ger- the ship was turning over intern the authors and abettors of this Land. w h,r which in many cases affect the InThe lightning flashes from the hidga that man armies are about to make an even The war de May Washington criminal Intrigue." nd that they know terests of the Mexican government den guns were reflected from the low lui vin,.ihem' out the names of gave today partment 21 on and than effort March themle-w- as The Nlatauaent. and her citizens and for this reason - and. that they haveuo greater hideous, for clouds. The nd aS members of company B. Mexican legation would be called the The statement from the press bu- we were eo near a battery position protection against, and we are going that the ia preparUnited Plates Fourth reau follows upon to make frequent representathat the blare of the guns broke into any more tVe didnt begin gassing ed to sacrifice troop by the wholesale division, missing fromInfantry, the torpedoed tion to the Cuban government which than we began the war "The revoiuUonary movement in the long roll of artillery around the in the hope of inflicting a decisive de- British steamer Moldavia. would only be useless and which n,y u,-- rtthr Ireland, which culminated in the ar- circle. Now slid then a minenwerfer The Moldavia carried 480 American t rest of a considerable number of per- shell from the German line fell In restrict the liberty of action feat on the Allies. h of the soldiers Infantry f r ie mi y. nat o n J'Mi h 1 n o w sons last week consisted of two close- our with that flat crash, peculiar to JiL lost All those still belonged reported . an to they The affl.cted related separate hope situation. series of activities: ly Perhaps Quick and the Dead. the breed. They were unpleasantly B Company "In "A At tempt by the German gov- near at ban d, but no one minded. and our to the vV consequeneer and Acrn.tRFrench British diplomatic (.evfti The list follows The indications are that gas will be the would not r.rndnre t lhl nm. ernment to foment rebellion in IreCorporals Fred Chappeii, ThFadet- u"'d hn Jer than verEr land. and, any practical results and would only . Men Unafraid. AlG Sweetland. "B Preparation made 111 'Ireland erman have a new plan to tV Aimeu and if certain op- phia. Roy H Shenk. Lancaster Pa . Hill. OVl, Maurice Tih liae produce tension in our relations which Willow Trapp. Arbor Oscar O Armstrong Bridge- bany, of coupling up anywhere from a dozen to carry these attempts into action There wa not a man tn the outfit to portunities present themselves drive Private- Okl N D would have to be cleared up later to N Edward Tolley. Weber, , Wis Andrew , a Blackwell, of The story the active connection who showed the least sign of scare, hundred, trench mortar by an on toward the channel- - porta. Per- port. maintain unbroken tbe fraternal sentibetween the leaders of the Binn Fein although it is doubtful if in the course rtv?rlriC J.rDS ?evic George D iBoosa Its, ment at soltdartrr which have always nd ahootlng sonally I should expect general at- Hominy N. Okia D . Clyde Bosley, North movement and the German, as dis- of their whole lives they had been tarnwL f Fargo. bound h to tbe people of Cuba and Johnson Without wi Captain wide a a front on W foUowed North by closed by documents in possession of in a imminent danger of death as in Bosley Troy. Vt,; Erwjn u.l countries. are tacks C . Vt the British government fall into two the previous half hour. Then the 9WIT effective, but If the device . Lcshe delivered Bracken, Royalton, the Attack Tells of with all posable Troy real blow men Respert for Cuba. ter-St North Minn , W Bracken, parte the period prior to and the Klaxon born began to roar, and every the gaa warning with speed theyobey are force. "Mexico upon recalling her diploA Cloud.- Minn William Brown, period since the abortive Irish rebel- man Jerked hie gaa mask out of the "eh a I th lion of Easter, 191. London Mav. 2 Capt Johnson matic representatives from Cuba, give Clah Georg N Buchanan, was tied to h la breast in the that Hoytsville, bag Pred the :Bul was 'The events of the first period can alert Infantry officer who eloquent proof of her consideration and began to hurry Te? , Marienete, Wis., Kmilo Bu. her, R F. an American Bome raid the German Artillery -be told in some detail, but the second into it. position D No 2 El Central C1 , Joseph P. on board the MoIdv.a gave a Dally an(j rpect for the Sovereignty of a day (hat mere They were in earnest in are only this concerns jdcount ll D. ahich recent . classes Wis Fred man of men In a Telegraph representative now friendly government which is events, harry. Each period, paused Just long ares Increasingly Active CallanFallMilwaukee, . permits of no more than a summary. of the sinking The quick and thegassed River. Masg passing through a critical period. At enough to express bis sentiment by)I Once dead was strut firward Jut ave"The e sm time It furnishes proof of mas Del ship l.V? a word. man fervid V Castro. a Louis has been Begins. Story gassed and on the port side All to a hospital he is warned denee. In virtu, of which th. San Joee. Cal , Edwin L Claus- of the engine Respirators were made ready in the taken thni "The story begins as early as Nov. in their bunks sleep- - Mexican government London list 25. The German ar- nue. Grafton, of gas be is hia own doctor and Wis.. Virgil C. Cook, Ho- the troopi( were expects her tti- major a dugout.belowThe danger because ing. hi. a was t. 1914, when Herr Zimmermann was There w u! active last bart. Ok la , William G Croatt. Port ing In thefr uniforms Increasingly all ground, patient. He must lie absolutely j.ns, m,jj pe treated with the tillery greater trsnnmitted through Count von the then and loud ship expioMon ter. but in for 24 hours, neither eatin 21, night on (re westerly side of the Lys Washington. De Pere. Wis Herman benevolence that the laws of Cuba and run down hill like a message from Sir Roger Case- gaa waa a which Big- was blown whistle were officers too W. institutions Herman busy drinking, to give the heart permit under which dugout the salient m Flanders in the neighbor- DieW New, Vork City. ment t later executed) asking that a the ivervbody to come on deca protection they will remain In that to gag themselves with their masks. , to eliminate tha poison Dterks. Braluntela, Tex ; Conrad Eckel. nal for men hud bf American, There messenger, a native-bor- n ? waa a telephone to be attended blood. Officers say that s 2s- - hood of Srazeele, th war office an- West Allis, Wut. Fred Gerhardt, Chisame as the asiFJfd. her own nationals, public had been ,.n go and with to and th order to be giren Bo they has once been possible, be sent to Ireland The district of cago. Ill . Edward L. Oerl. Manitowoc. rtcular boats V nounced today. dtn(t the Mexican government e mer dav. evenword that everything was favorable hung up th wet blanket which helps lot 90 per cent seriously held was nsefutn.2 If Betbune of hia faithfully with the line of again subjected to gas Wm, Redwald Guttenberg, Ptdgeon Their dlclpllne wa compile . He was to carry no letter for fear of keep out the gaa and Carried on. The a soldier. He never ronAtrc, wh)ch President Carr a ns ha Wis ; Giuseppe Graci. Litati, in perfect oier. Th British captured ' forgets theiSSftE bombardment arrest Casement also asked that an buzzer sounded: if lha Millville. said! the agonyof thwh2n2,mlnt0h r numerous prwber and two machine (Sicily: Charles F Hackler, Moldavia ifgted to port, but elisions Irish priest should be sent to Germany Gas reported at K company" , idea) of a ,oc u th n Cal: Thaddeius Hodges, Mount Carawith the assistance of the German le- the orderly. Th. maiortook in raiding avoid Martins Clem Johnson, mtnJteTTo operations guns blety of nations, th. equality of na- mel Itah: 'll in S I to work being in hitaun prison phone: Norway d foreigner, alik. and com- gation Mill Tex : Isador M Kneip St. Paul, " Or- i she began to sink eteadiljof camps to corrupt Irish prisoner bmiwin of .all to the nation! Minn John Kobus. South Milwaukee, Then to lower the boat and P,et war. This priest waa a certain Father RAIDER SEEADLER to C. IIL; Lading. Strasberg, Sovereignty. Tbe crisis having passed. Cover Win: Henry harbor Indemnities n and 2e t of rf'Wpreetema,rLIUnk'n John T. Nicho.eon, an American 48 the one 4n which originated John S-- Larsen, Chicago th. been had circling the Destroyers of Irish birth. He reached Gerherwe?. WILL BE SALVAGED to indicate that All Germany's Deficits Barney B Wilson, Dixon. KyB; around us all the time and as noon a revolution in ool- - country passing In we Janhim find and the many safely Mex.co and Cuba will be in a Clyde over. Lewandoskt Ycand'a Chicago, Frank' wa etrack Pairing dropped they Moldavia could be accomplished the Antn W. several uary. 111 transmitting messages to condition to renew diplomatic Lindsey, Clarksburg Miss: San Francisco. May 2S, The GerThe tfeeadler depth charges No second tor- - better G America: Lundelt. South Chicago. Ill . JamesMc14 formerly we saw nothing of relations upon the basis of Justice and Mv and fired was now on a on rodo wreck London, I of (Correspondence man raider a Seeadler, to Frank report Capt In Aocording Boston. Mss., a1?' mo?r "hip captured by the of the Assoc Wed Praes.) Because McCarthy,btontngion, We remained In (he equality only and the great aspiration 111 : Jeeee Marsh. the submarine. a coral reef off th -Island of Mophea SjdTr attache Tapen (German military Kinney, ,hmAtlantic ud lifeboats until the ship sank when we of the Mexican government In. her new " ,1. eouth in the south Pacific,- is to be salvaged Ihiflrstm De V Mlkle, ille. Rudolph Indemnity1 war Shelbvv which Ilia: aehir.glnton) dated Dec. 5, In1914 the international relations. and Germany on board the destrovers - In the Pacific. The vessel Jater re- and brought to this country aa an exOlney, 111 . wereAstaken verbal amumnees were eent Jew Malone, Ark Tbe Cuban minister to Mexico.' Decwill demand from Great Britain and Pere WU. soon as the men got aboard the benefit of the th for ; Emil an hibition Od-- li that ship Casement to Blythenlle. request off Mophea in Frank sponse Ezequiel Garcia Ensenat. ha not yet they began laughing arrived was abandoned the United Slates "will rover the de- I Bosh. Lankin, S- D. Frank Roux. boats and raft excellent Impression had been pro- American Red Croea, it was learned September. 19J7. In Mexico City having been ap- sank and when In the beginning here today. P by th crew, ficit," he German minister of fi- Rice Lake Wi. Lee Reaser. Cedar-nll- e nd singingthree cheers the,sh'p "w duced in Ireland pointed only recently. During the ii is to be undertaken gave B New : The Sautter. they on Walter by Feb. and project W. to to an Income tat tn mording ' of 1919 the plot ripened shipping men nance is oppos'd d??."0t dV"Mra the tif the S4 5t?) missing two are' shipping men of this he vessel serl- - Germany slmilAf to theone in Great Hartford. N. T . John Schuh. Ports10 ef th.it year Count von Berntorff Ii several wealthy others privates. 1 wiIth the actual salvaging opera-- I O . Joseph Sherman, Fort corporals and thekilled mouth. id to have thinc l.tV' sent to g covering address in Rotter. tily mr2h by tha explo- tiona under the direction of Capt. Leb been on th. ship wert 1U Britain. HI Ahueuncement ia made Totten. North luikota. Lewla P Splen believe all were (Continued on page two. I Curtis, who salvaged Pleaaant sion. ; Ray Swart. Wi ra camouflaged two.) Frankfurter guns. pag Continued Nelson, in , the Zeitung. 'r TEUTON TROOPS WERE TO BE SENT TO IRLEAND H Leave Posts Moldavia, British Armored Mercantile Cruiser, Sunk With Loss oL53 U. S. Soldiers off English Coasf American Army in France, May 24. Plan For Revolt m 1917 Aborted Because of the United States Entry Into The War - s .wi - -- V -- U ri 1 court-marti- al - ttn H22, -- Sr recon-nauaan- ce FV-n- ch ss ?r Fifty-eigh- th h'gher-comma- M? t( Fifty-eight- ef-fo- rts " trJor X Laun-Amerlc- - Zn, their,. Can-we- I Bern-ator- ff I , re-T- he inibM u-- if Phe m k- cttl-se- .dierwsd 1 f , 1 1 I Tf 3 , J, I - J V A |
