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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVILLE. UTAH ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH MISSION IN WASHINGTON mwuinniHiwwwwi vm& BESE1ITT0FRAHCE THOUSAND TWELVE wMtfpywwy.! VOLUN-- j TEERS SOUGHT TO COMPOSE ENGINEER DIVISION. Nine New Regiments of Trained Rail way Workers to be Sent to the Front as Soon as Organization Can be Effected. Nine Waidiingtou. now regiments of army engineers. to bo eomjxnsed e-- i railway liu'ii, Nusit'eLj of will be the first American troops seal , to France. They will go at the nrl!-- , est jKissilUe moment, the war depart ment announced May T, for work mi communication lines, hut speculation as to the exact time when or to what points they will lie sent is forbidden because of the submarine menace. The new forces will be xulunteers raised at tlie nine great railway centers of the country. Eudi regiment will lie commanded b sin engineer colonel of the regular arnix. aided b an adjutant. All other ufiV era will be railway engineers or offmals. The- expedition will lme a total Strength of between ll.ond mid men, eneli regiment being composed of two battalions of thr companies eaeli Every branch of railway workers mirs-narto the building or operation of lines will be represented mul tlie war department expects a response to the call that will Insure, a force already trained to the minute, an army of exports in railway operations. Kecruitjng will lie directly under the colonel of each regiment. Iiemiiiing macliinery of the regular service or the national guard will be placed at their service and it Is hoped, the enrollment of the troops will take little time. The recruiting points will be New York, Chicago, St. laiuis, Boston Httshurg, Detroit, Atlanta, San Fran highly-traine- d 7 t - t i ' s? - r " " REBELS III RAID. USE hvi V - When the Baseball Landed in the Danger Zone Established by Mr. C. Back (C pynskt ) vard Farmer. - y f T IRE TT. SOCIALIST RIOTERS TORCH I lMi BY IS OVER FOR OF RESULT PRESENT AS THE DANGEQF REVOLT 1 " 1 lii1 rtAviSaa.Se'v.vwAy!a. o, .vt-- v f- tut Thli-- s, ene In llic npllol min. mobile Is 'n ')( I Iltmlt AMERICANS ARE MENACED CUBAN REBEL BAND$WNO THREATEN MASSACRE. s'Tvax sT All Aml'iis-eidu- r ! Id oi.nds o e .it M ii sh -' t .1 u- 4 ''V ms W i wlib M.ijm C. fire, v m .mu rs i d m oil. i Al ' v w Aiwa vs a wvxu. y. Me uinuiis ichIi I ft M Jp v ' a j, 7s . .aoasix gift ''K, A lt-- 1 wile the Ml of 4F . vse ww. IM r r tfca jsV v ihrmigli. in the lure are b ncra! Joffru p.is-un- lie- pi. jf f vA s g . .uni. REVOLUTION OF RUSSIAN FIRST PHOTOGRAPHS UNI who Had Refugees from Oriente Province Tell Workmen and Soldiers, Provisional Planned to Overturn Terrible Stories of Devastation Government Heed Advife Wreaked by Negro Bandits this Foreign Minister. in Reign of Terror. of a revolt Pet rogrnd,.j Danger Cuban Charges Tba the which in doxyrifail of might result bels are burning and pilliging tbe to he seems the eminent gox presou lomes and properties of Americans at least. for the over, districts present the in find other foreigners The council of workmen's and solof Palmarlto, Baynte and Miranda, twenty-fdiers delegates lias uceepted the govOriente proxinee, were made by our risen and Philadelphia. American and British refugees ernments explanation of Its May day railroil believe Officials the great who arrived here May G. They pre- note by a vote of 34 toBk and has throw ill brotherhoods dicted that there wilj lie a massacre decided that the Incident is closed bohindAbe or the white residents remaining unless The anti government Mrcct demonstrathe strong h of the "unions a com the United States Intervenes, uud as- tion was completely swumjMsl by recruiting efforts. Tlie railway demonstra. , panies already are so organized under serted tlpit the Cuban government is gigantic pro gox eminent There xxere the council of national defense that jiowerless to cope xxith the situation. tion on Friday evening. Is assured. The en- Most of the refugees escaped xxitli only some clashes but no serious incident. their The appearance of Cabinet Minisgineers and oilicials of the lines who the clothes they wore. i Nekrn-zof- f offer themselves will be selected in The accusations were substantiated ters MilukofT, Shlng.irolT and tin from 11G and thelrMiddrosses steps such manner us not to cripple the oper- by an appeal for aid signed by croxxd & ,7, s Americans remaining in the territory of the palace to the ating forces of any company. tlie.x which explained in at Tlie midnight, appeal, rebels. occupied by tlie De Wesse Convicted of Murder. tlie refugees said, will be forwarded the meaning of tin recent note, v1 to hnxe the effect of abating Salt Lake City Guilty of murder to the Mate department at Washington. file in the first degree, with no mention Tlie threat of a massacre is Con- the antagonism of the rank und , that mercy be extended, was the re- tained iu a statement included in the of the populace, who, during tne demandmarched with banners sult of a half hours deliberation of appeal, alleged to have been written 5sT3 the Jury which for a week had been hy Hen. Bias Maso. The statement ing the resignation of Foreign Minister ministers of the words MilukofT. The said: made evidence Maso Is reputed to have listening attentively to the ' You will holler loudest and we will were roundly cheered at times and in tlie case of Howard De Weese, the iu be unfriendliness no there was almost These first photographs of the revolution In Uusslu to he received in this country show; (1) A regiment marchconfessed burglar, charged with the Jestroy until your hollering will In one oflhe principal streets of Amerex idence. ing along the Nevsky TWjiekt on its way to the dumn to surrender; (2) a barricade murder of his wife, Fannie Fisher De heard In Washington and force 3 studeuts and soldiers firing across dt red Is one the of whkli from flag field Hjlng; Whether defended the time spirit conciliatory being hy pieces, the their For Petrograd. ican Intervention. Weese, September 22 last, at the Moikin ennui at the ikiIIcc. we will not fight thegovernment troops velojied in the secret session is prorooms oiT Second East street. and we will not kill you unless you gressing within the ranks of the coundetermined. Students Training. College oppose us. We are only fighting now cil remains to lie WHAT THE MARINE CARRIES FLAGS OF THE SUFFRAGE COUNTRIES of the troops lief ore so The and organizSoldiers meeting Mass. field, ,vi th the torch, terrorizing Cambridge, xxas the Murinsky paluce apparently named when it was given to Harvard ing.. out not tlie result of a misunderstanding Harvard to does memorial step Menocal as a If But university are We created hy agitators who used the govcame kill. civil and war, men who served In the May 20 we will fight well all field ernment note to excite tlie soldiers. In as the this rebels 15.000 Into use Monday jirovlnce, training for nearly 1000 college students ufrder armed, and Ihe whole province will be A majority of the soldiers, howexer, the direction of French and United come a wilderness. Your government have shown that they fully understand the hest Interests of democracy ami States army officers. can prevmt this by Intervention. I Invite an American commission only a small minority has taken part Student Aviators Killed. eminent demonstration. to come to the interior and see our in the anti-gostudent Two are we N. ,Y. Hempstead, forces, see the destruction that Bring Germans to America. aviators who had never piloted an air making and tell their government the to were said before who and on. Transfer to AMs coun-- . Wafchingt truth. plane have begun a flight 'Wtrhoutpmnls try of German war prisoners In EngJ off re and Vivianl in Wreck. idon at the government aviation school land and France so those countries at Mlncola, were killed after a fall of Areola, Ills. Members of .the French may he relieved of their feeding xxas 1000 feet . mission to the United States were pressed in a resolution Introduced unThursday by Senator I Tale of Maim severely shaken up but otherwise Dutch Trawlers Quit Seas. aboard train and referred to the foreign relations the special injured when London, Special dispatches from which they were returning east from committee without debate. It proHolland say that the persistent tor- their middle western tour was derailed posed an appropriation of $l,0U0.0t pedoing of Dutch trawlers has caused near here. Bette Vivianl, French min- for the purpose. the fishermen to lay up their boats. ister of justice, and head of the me CLARENCE H.MACKAY r Marshal Joffre 0. SQU1ER BRIG. GEN.-G- . hers jifMhe party xvere dining e time of the accident. New York. - Pi i v n asM-mble- d sl - - nrter-noon- - x . rnis-sio- n, and-othe- at-th- Tarnowski Sail for Home. New York. Count Adam Tarnowski Tarnow, who was sent to this country to succeed Dr. Dumba as the Austrian ambassador, but who xxns1 never received by the state department, with members of the embassy,' Austrian consuls and others, sail. I fer Austria on Friday via Holland. 4? Nalioonl Amerunn xtlunun arguments before the senate woman SuiTrag Mip)fleim riU'd suffrage committee by a dip!ny of flags of 22 nations which have granted, hy means of their eintral governments, womans suffrage, wholly or In part. sli. Curile Lhaixiann Catt, n ly S, . ir ( - HrM'aekiy-,hrhSm0tR- er; . - i Preference Given Guardsmen. Enlisted men of national guard organizations who have taken the oath for federal service are to be selected for training in thenf-ficerrxe corps, it was announced bere Monday. Kan Francisco. u Russian Duma toJMeet. The duma, it is w 111 be convoked In extraTins Immediately. ordinary will be the first time the duma has met since the revolution which overthrew the lloraanoff dynasty. - ivtrograd. " Officers Guilty of ' Counterfeiting. San Francisco. Itollle V. York and Edward Kerr, former Oakland ilice-men- , who were convicted March 2 b ISIS, of counterfeiting, will have to serve two yicrs each in the federal pll-- e L .f ?T X.TlI -- Slavs Drive on Petrograd." London. Word ha- been received - here that Petrograd is again wanted of an impending German attack on it by waj of Libau, in an army order forces which direct the disquisition an attack. uch t resi to th- - ' J, ' k - JU. - 4 , -- i. 4 , - i "its tf k t c ' 4 r Baker Expects Long War, Cleveland, Ohio. Newton D. Baker,-of war, xvLn wn hfrMon-j- . on personal busine&a. Indicated Brig. Gen. George O. Squter ia at the day inthe war department Is making, -j that which head of the signal corps, three-yea- r war. a eludes the aviation division. He is a j preparation for a of an Uttle he has hope that and 4 least, native of Wisconsin and graduated ' CCI t AVrt TEST. stArtf Irt fncm the rtrlttary aeddemy nt of - f TOT" Atnerfcatrbelp. br nssM-ifitM- American Help in Shipbuilding. j Ijondon. Archibald S. Hurd, the' writer on naval subjects in an article to which tli Daily Tele- graph gives prominence, earnestly reiterates his pleas for energetic shlfe building to meet the losses caused by; the submarine war. . He appeal strong- - j well-know- pres-o- ' & w. v f . 't ' '' ' ; 1 J V" ' 7 j. A. , ' ' v'n y s ,i, 'if : j ft 1 w Maakay.who I I have made a joint Here Is the full equipment carried runit bate completely equipped hoapital United States ,mnrijpes. Thobiritie flf 0Q bedl for eryice either M thi. by one of the jnosi active branches X corps, country or abroad i of the military service of the country. i Is making - big drlve for recruits. Favors Saving of Grain. i tA ? use the & Washington. Prohibition of of whisky, manufacture in the of grain Shrimp Industry. but not for beer, was urged Friday a The Br1 shrimp of tlie Gulf and South an emergency measure by Arthur Atlantic coasts supports one of the sen; the York before New bans of Biost important of the minor fisheries, committee. agriculture and it has been rejsirted by tlie commissioner of fisheries within the past Los in Blaze .Angeles. Costly Loa Angeles, Cn!. Fire her early two or three years that In certain reFriday destrojed an entire block of gions the supply allowed Indications of frame buildings at Central depletion. As a basis for ixosMble h James D. 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