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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH FROM II. 5. VESSEL TRIAL OF KAISER WILL MAKE DEMAND ON HOL- WILL IN FOR JANUARY EXTRADITION OF WILHELM. LAND Present Position of the Dethroned 'Leader of the Huns is That of a Fugitive Who May be Nabbed by Authorities at any Moment. MEMBERS OF CREW ELEVEN LANDED IN IRONS WHEN SHIP REACHES HOBOKEN. STEP SECESSION, DECLARES LLOYD GEORGE. ANY COMBAT I. Two Parliaments for Ireland Contem. plated, With Full Constituent Pow-er- s to Create a Single Irish Legislature. lamdoii Premier Lloyd George outWilhelm, former emperor lined the government's proposals for of Germany, will go on trial. A definite ilivMon to this effect Ireland In a long staement In the on Dec mihiTT" T lieetfTe.i l.fTie -- up! cine roim-ci- l hnrta- of the pence inference in Pari-- , Speaking with great deliberation and according to infoi iii.itioii received here emphasis, he declared; Great Britain can not Hccept sepTuesday from Pari- - ami conllriiied by aration The people who think llrit-ala news agony. can he forced Into It have not rend 'I'he allies, it s declared, will make a united dcimiml on Holland for the tin story of Hie last fhe years." The premier began h.v remarking extradition of Hie foimer kaiser early In January, and In case of refusal upon the extreme difficulty of he task difficult Indeed, he said, after "steps will o taken to enforce the " such a discreditable outrage as has Itonar Law has again reiterated In Just been perjH'irnfed at Dublin. He hararterlzed the attempt on the house of commons the Intention of the Rrlti-- h pm eminent to proceed with Viscount French, the lord lieutenant s the trial of Wilhelm. The law of Ireland, us one of the most cowardof the crown, he ofllcially an- ly and foolish Incidents lit (he history with of jm1 It i nounced. have been crime. He was glad the Kiem h and Belgian legal authorities chiefs of the Catholic church had hasand completed the ease against the tened to denounce It. former ruler. Reviewing the position of Irish afThe Imlletment has been framed and fairs he said that nobody In Ireland all Is ready to force the surrender of wanted the act of IfiKJ. In the existthe head of the llolienr.ollerns as soon ing tlmmistames no ssslhle scheme as the protocols to the treaty of peace for i home rule whs universally have been ra lifted. must asacceptable and parliament The present position of tin kaiser, sume l lie resjmnslblllty and projiose Mr. Law Informed (lie house, Is (hat what It thought fair and Just. he Is a fugitive In Holland and that A settlement would he found, not In no steps have been taken as yet to the enactment tint In the working of leeure Ills surrender. a home rule scheme. He admitted that It Is said that Holland, contrary to plenty of mistakes had been umde on reKris, lias made no comment on the both sides, there were also follies and merits of the case drawn up by the crimes. allies. "Hut, he added, "we want that It Is not known, It Is declared, what closed hot to ask who Is to rhupter the attitude of the Hutch government blame but to set mutters right." will he tow aril the request for the The government's new hill provides I surrender of he former kaiser. briefly for the creation of two legislatures In Ireland with full constituent BRITISH PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS powers to create a single Irish legislature to discharge all powers not King George In Addreaa From Throne specifically reserved to the Imperial Approves Treaty of Peace. A clause In the bill will parliament. The house of commons the rights of minorities. The prelect 'I until was prorogued on question of uniting these two Irish February 10. Thc'session was formallegislatures Into one body rests with ly elosod by the kings speech of prothe Irish people, the consent of the Imrogation. not being required. In beginning, the address noted that perial parliament It was an Intensely Interested house the deliberations of Hie plenipotentithat listened as the premier outlined aries in Paris had been crowned with the government's proposals which, he success, and that treaties of peace with said, would be embodied In a bill and Hermnny, Austria and llulgnritt hnd presented at the next session of parliabeen concluded. ment. 1 signified m.v approval of the treaty From the two proposed parliaments of peace with Germany, the speech In Ireland, one of Hio Catholics In the continued, "and ratified It.- Pence still the Protestants remains to he concluded with the Ot- aoulh and the other for a council will be and of the north east, toman empire and the republic of selected, which. It Is hoped, eventually Hungary. I earnestly trust that the .will bring about a union of (he whole necessary negotiations to this purpose a single parliament. will shortly be brought to a satisfac- country under tory conclusion. Radical Mob Attack Police. York. Led by a woman who New Admiral Sims la Peaved. declared her husband had been deof dissatisWashington. Rumblings faction within the navy at the way ported to Russia on the "soviet ark" Secretary Haniels has arranged the Buford, which had 2PJ radicals aboard awards of decorations for war service, a nmb of 150 "reds" on Monday atcame to the surface Tuesday when It tacked the entrance to the Ellis Island became known that Admiral Sims, for- ferry In an effort to reach fellow radA mer commander of American naval icals still awaiting deportation. In before the forces In European, waters, had de- riot call was turned clined to accept his distinguished ser- police could restore order. vice medal, while the awards remain lis at present. PEZE1 FREDERICK ALFONSO expected to he made, as the transport crew Is rPJmrted to have been In almost open reliellioti since leaving this port Iat November on a trip to Europe and return. An Industrial Worker of the World agitator is said t6 have I -- et I "BIG FIVE HAVE AGREED TO AT STEAMER BUFORD SAILS FROM ONCE DISPOSE OF ALL THEIR NEW YORK WITH HUNDREDS OF RADICAL PASSENGERS. 8IDE LINES. ' -.- - Hawley May Enter Cabinet. Idaho The announcement is made here by the friends of former Hovernor James II Hawley that his name Is being linkisl with the as sun essor to Franklin K. lame, secretary hf the interior. The news eaipo-froWashington, where It is said a western man Is considered likclv to succeed Secretary lame. lloi-- e, m Perthlng Visits Old Horrve General' John J Laclede, Mo.. Pershing came hack to Id- - boyhood home on Tuesday. jte turkey (tinner, was presented ''with a medal and a loving TupTvIslted relatives "ami cronies of long ago. explored anew the old Pershing house, and made several spee lies. Propose Industrial Panacea. Xev Yorly. Resolutions urging the press of a appointment by board of aibttrutors to settle all Industrial problems and to lx clothed with binding jmwors have been adopted by the prohibit Ion party fot New York county. Insane Patients Perish in Fire. Middleton, tnnn.-Kigpatients of the Connecticut hospital for the Insane are believed to have burned to death in a XI re which. completely destroyed a frame building in which there xvere fifty three patients.' hl -- " Huns Remain In Parts. Iarts. The German delegation here has decided not to return to Berha to consult the government over the terms of the allied reply to the last Herman note, according to foreign office. t lie French The governments agnlim the great meat packers, begun at President Wilson's direction lakt summer as part of the fight on the high cost of living, has Iveeu compromised under an agreement by which tb6 packers will confine themselves hereafter to the meat and provision business. An Injunction decree to which the packers have acceeded, will be entered In the federal courts to make the agreement binding. Under Its terms the big five Swift, Armour, Morris, Wilson Hnd Cudaliy have agreed to divorce their meat packing Industries from other commercial activities and s to sell their holdings lu public and their Interests In stockyard st suit stock-yard- railroads, terminals, market newspapers and similar "side lines." Two years are given to comply with the decree, w)ilch affects eighty-seveindividcorporations and forty-ninn e uals. "In general," saljd Attorney tleneral Palmers official announcement, "tills decree prevents the defendants from exercising any further control over the It forever marketing of livestock. over control them from any prevents the retailing of meat products. "It eliminates them from the field of meat substitutes, with the exception of eggs, butter, jioultry and cheese, which are left for future eonslderatfon and action ; ami hence, the price of meat Is within the control of the people themselves. It places the conduct of ttyese aggregations of capital Immediately under the eye of a federal court with reference to their business practices. Rut, greater than all. It establishes the principle that no group of men, no matter how powerful, can ever attempt to control the food table of the American people r any one of the necessities orcomponent parts of It. The department of justice, having In mind the necessities and Interests of the whole American people in this critical reconstruction period, feels that by insisting uiavn Ibis surrender on the part of packing Interests It has accomplished more for the American people than could have been impf-- l for ns the result of a long drawn out legal New York. Sailing under sealed orders. the army transport Ruford, the .trk which will carry back to soviet Russia Emma Goldman, Alexander Rerkman and more than 300 other rnd-- ! als, left here Sunduy. A thick veil of official secrecy was thrown about the j n partitions for departure, and all passes to the Brooklyn piers, where the ship was docked, were cancelled. In Ituford which, prior to 1808, when she w na purchased for use as n i,a?isMirt, was the British steamer had been stocked with stui es and provisions sufficient to last 5uo ersoiiH sixty days. The destination of the ship Is not known even to the captain. Ills sailing orders will he handed to him sealed, to be opened hours away from port. twenty-fou- r The norma! crew of 125 inen, Including officers, had been Increased by enlisted men to serve aa guards, and other precautions were taken to prevent any possible trouble during the voyage. The Ruford is a slow ship, and the time It will take her to reach a port where her passengers can he disemIn addition barked is problematical. to the slow running time of the vessel, there must be taken Into consideration possible delays from winter storms and frozen seas in the d strict Into which she will sail, for tin radicals have been promised they will be sent to red Russia. The latest arrivals of the red delegation in New York, brought here for deportation, assumed u Jovial demeanor when they left the trains. Many were well provided with American money and clothing to withstand a rigorous winter in Russia. Rerkman and Aiss Goldman are assumed to have plenty of money. They had no difficulty In providing bail for $15,000 each till they were ordered .V'ssi-slpp- l, All makes Rented, op, Write for prices 7.5Pr,o Utah Office- - and School- - hunaFv S 2 W. 2nd Sooth. Salt Lake C.tv Utd, HELP WASTED . I,'.:;;;- -;;. ;. town ner1 barbers: . 0j men for over driftage. Barter. ,, good a officers eommls.mn In fow week. Call or writ- College, 3 8. West Temple m Mt,.r y. DRUGS 4 4 sJee FEARFUL AND AWFUL Amaxlng Concoction That Our Ancs. tCiSwallowed, Believing That They Had Medicinal Virtue. - seas. The others are charged with stealing and other offenses. William Calkins, an ordinary seaman, accused of being one of the ringleaders nml who Is said to have had aq I. W. V. card, was arrested by an armed guard, who found him hiding R had In the hold of the locked. Calkins hud been arrested at sea for stealing, hut escaped and was reported intsslng. The trouble started last November when the vessel was on Its way to, Europe. Members of the crew who were caught gambling refused to quit when ordered to do so by army officers. The baggage of passengers was looted, and when ship officers ordered the crews quarters searched a number of automatic pistols jyere found. These, It Is said, were stolen from officers and soldier passengers. Several days later two women passengers, wives of officers on their way to Coblenz, became hysterical when they discovered two soldiers trying to grain entrance to tlielr staterooms. On s was the Rame day a caught selling a if, Incoat, and every vne In the galley was found shooting craps. When the transport .reached Brest, because of the trouble with the crew the ship commander ordered shore leave restricted. The crew brok out in open rebellion and declared they would go ashore If they hnd to fight their way. Sixty men In n barge attempted to get ashore December 4, but Were forced to return at the point of pistols In the hands of the ships officers. A chief boatswain who hid aboard the barge escaped. Later several of the crew stole a lifeboat and went ashore. r niaster-at-arru- OPERATORS OBJECT Tp PLAN. The medicines used do,r to eTs recent days sound most ex to our ears. As late as the eighteenth century dried toad was aerousiy wn. sldered a specific against tv pia?nt. In an article In the New York Medical Journal Dr. William Itenwick Riddell of Toronto, Canada mentioned a few of the remedies in vogue A plaster made of wav applied to cancers. Bleeding was practiced on all occasions, own in ,t,e time of our grandparent- - nut the sovereign remedy of all wa- - known as mlthridatlum or therlacu This wts the great antidote of Roman phar macy. It originally had 4 or 50 all vegetables, hut Neros physician, Andromachus, added the flesh of vipers. Every had his own variation of the formula, ind Matteoll In the sixteenth century pnt no less than 120 Ingredient- - Into It The name theriaca or theriae, under which It was commonlv known, was derived from the Greek "therlon," a wild beast, as the stuff was considered a specific against the poisonous bites of beasts and serpent- Tbs French word "thertaque was corrupted Into the English treacle," and the medicine was known In England is "Venice treacle. It was the famous who first Sydenham opposed the use of drugs. In fact when Sir Richard Blacktnore asked him for a good guide In practice, he replied : "Don Quixote," and declared that the arrival of a good clown woultf do more for the health laden of a city than that of 20 as-with drugs. ar-en- ic phy-lcti- m es OAK MARKS VENERATED SPOT Tree Planted Where Abraham Erect-- ed Altar to the Lord Has Been Carefully Preserved. - are Bound to Accept Scheme for Settlement Coal Washington. operators throughout the United States, through Deny They Gov-ernmen- It la recorded that when Abraham was promised the possession of the land of Canaan and was commanded to "walk through the land." he retheir executive committee, have moved his tent, and came and dwelt their reasons for refusing to In tlie In plain of Mamre, which Is participate In the governments plan Hebron, and built there an altar ti for settling the bituminous coal strike. This spot is -- til! marked the Lord. Renewing the denials that previous a. hy great oak, venerated alike by igreements had hound them to accept Christian, Jew and Mohammedan. It Hu governments plan, the operators is to this protection that one mind i erted that while they were hound attribute Its preservation In a region and had agreed to accept strike setcleared of almost all tree- - hy the Imtlement proposals made h.v Dr. GarTurk. The spurn- - is ant field former fuel administrator, provident uncommon In Palestine and Major he government proposals as accepted heaPortal, while stationed at g nernl BRIG. GEN. B. A. P,00RE y the miners differ vitally from those there, dquarters of the British army f the Garfield plan. 0 h mall sent to Kew gardens n The Insistence of the operators on the as acorns which were recognred he tand left npn the possibility it fruit of Abrahams tree. Nr Joseph aas held, thajt the couums-in- u named Hooker visited fhe spot in lS'W 0 t saturd.iv by President Wilson anil f wanted to secure a specimen of cu by him power to fix wage- - and would one no wood for Kew, but mice- - of co, battle." necessit to sustain off a L! bough. It was onh "lien a age, might he nnahle to function. in 1 snow, which visited Jerusalem Economy Is the Watchword. and which did not spare ll bron, All general appropriCONGRESS TAKES VACATION. WashMigton broken down one of the s o ations for 1021 will lu pared down he was able to secure a portion on -vecon ace Treaty Wil be Taken Up When which Is hi accordance with in d to be seen to this ty departLawmakers Reassemble January 5. except the omy, of the Kew. museums. Mlt fl ment unit the peiTstntTx, Washington. Congress closed down practical fame awaits the tree. of which are le than for the present "Saturday night, December 20, until Is with It that the Syrian s' year. Majority Leader Mondell, WyomJanuary 5 for Its holiday vacation, probably be rehabilitated in the ing, tld the house on Thursday when vith the travail of adjournment era whivh Is dawning now that t . the first urgent deficiency bill of this ongestion. Turk no longer rules theland. session was brought up. Under the holiday urge, more was transacted Saturday than Rocking Stone. Teachers Ask State for Relief. vften goes through in a month. Left stones belong to a Rocking Salt Like City. Through Its house for action in January, however, were freak stones, familiar to geo of delegates the Utah Educational asMany Important measures, including Borne of these rocking stones are c sociation, of SO 10 teachers, has decidhe German peace treaty. ro by the force of the wind w h ed to petition the governor for a specunder hourof the from ('losing senate were the dirt or sand out ial session of the stale legislature, to by two moves toward a are of harder material ,,'a" They consider means for meeting the emeron the treaty, but the question dirt and stones which surronm the gency which the teachers declared f ratification went over. So the harder remains after to exist In the schools of the state. been has er or shifting material ar d Bill Passes House. away. Other rocking Be Candidate. Pershing May Washington. The Immigration com- by the melting or glaciers. Chicago. General John J. Fershing mittee's hill providing for the deportaIs now oonsiderva real candidate for Germsf Grig. Gen. Benjamin A. Poore, wh tion of all aliens g How About affiliated with nomination for presiunthe Republican of state whole the Wyoming placed of the people J1 organizations was passed by dent, and his candidacy may be for- der military control as a better means vhe six. One in are house on before December 20. The vore they mally launched at any time. f handling th strike situation. , was unanimous. to be sixty-fivRobbed of $20,000 in Gems. Six Hulls Are Launched. Value of Molybden.f, Colonel H, W. Hodge Dies. masked men Oakland. Six bulla, - representing Wellington, Kan.--Tof m value New The principal York. Wt-otolonel Henry entered the Jewelry store of E. F. Uos. 58,200 dcudw eight tons of t shipping, Is In the manufacture of tWt er Thursday night, covered Mr. Roser were launched Saturday from the yard Hodge, former public service com in and toug hardness a It and gives director of In i with the five and Moore with revolvers, railways of the escaped Sh, 'building, company ; steel suitable Uw1 diamonds, sahl to be valued at nearly, three tankers of 10,000 tons each and American Expeditionary force- -. ii ,i make the wnd b Sunday of heart He was n,t--- pel ter shafts, gun $201000. three freighters of iO.OUO tons eavh. - a of the molybdenite produced mania Is shipped to England; Berger Criticized by Congressmen. Two Killed in Railway Accident whe Yicor Iterger, Washington Sr, Janies. Mo. Two persons were Baby Always Star to congress at the killed people against the Serbian occupation won of the and forr.v-e'gt hands of Mllvvgugee injured hn a , Every member j occurred around Cetttnje between Socialists, wa Frisco growing the of the exception i cember train was der dlel j 1 and 12. It Is declared In an severely criticized In the house on Sat- three miles east of here Sunday. The official communication from the for. urday daring consideration of a bill ccident was caused when an axle f clgn minister of Montenegro. for the deportation of alien mis one of the coaches broke. d. -- -- iv-- oak'-hra- -t- nc ric-te-t k ee the-estima- ' Jt-- -- V vi-- ual hu-e- non-partisa- n Lenme Drops a Notch. Washington. Lenlne Inis been dis t placed as president of the Moscow-sovieexecutive committee, according to a report received at the state department. M. Kalmine Is reported to have been elected president, Lenlne being eleited second president. Washington. anti-tru- VlLoa Typewriters' 1 ship-afte- All Intereatii Save Those Directly Ah Disciples of Violence Rounded up from lied With Meat Packing Are to be Every Corner of the United States ComResult of of. Disposed Bsing Shipped Away From the Land of the Free. promise With Government Irl-d- r roil I Of fn men fed" t ti Six of the eleven prisoners are alleged to have been ringleaders. Seven are charged with mutiny on the high TO BE RESTRICTED oftt-cer- lc-- W..W. Agitator Blamed for Trouble Which Began Soon After Vessel Put to Sea on Trip to Europe and Return. ! n mm main New York. Eleven members of the -rew of the transport America, Including two petty officers, charged with 4ttToiuy-vuv4h- e . ami. Pi he," rimes, were taken from the ship In irons on Sunday when she disked at Hoboken army p'er. Others arrests are TiT-- con.-iiltl- ng BOYD PARK MAKERS OF London Hip-embe- We wish a glad Christmas and a prosperous New Year for every. one. IIEERS TAKEN 1 PHEHIER OUTLINES ALLIES FLAN FOR flWiVl fckHp Kr -s ed ctuu-promi- se Anti-Re- Frederick Alfoneo Pexet has arrived In Washington and taken up his duties as ambassador from Peru. For many years h was Peruvian minister to the United States. Soldiers Held on "Pretext" The two American Washington. bluejackets .arrested at Mazntlan, Mexico, December 12, on charges of participating in a..street fight, are. beon pretexts," the American ing "held consul- there report edon Monday. Paderewski to Return to America. Rerlin. Ignace Paderewski, who recently resigned as premier of Roland, will return to America. Not only that, he will return to the domain of music. In which he is one of the kings. from Moscow. according to u ch tjfe-SavIn- One-fourt- h e. - wo - n d'-ea- se. a- bridge-builde- I n ht IV-bu- pa-.-en- cer , d -- r. faT |