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Show DESERET -- r (Coatlnutd reference to. f (h unconditipnal signature of the peac Goetav Bauer, premier. .ty Dr. "oettuaed nation was "Jj tbit body and aoul to the hor-z- Z of the world." It Jjet ua aign." he continued, "but , our hope to the laat breath that this may one attempt againat ourits honor authors." recod against Wetmr today -- JFRESKTTSrj "W'U mi 8 nil In vnent. a Perfect Harmony dueller Heads Delegation said Miss Marv G. HomsbeG - rn Baaa&iFJgfiPgJXgaPNPSt-iLatrr.- w r one.) front-pag- attempted to sink at Sea pa Flow Sat-- f urday have bees beached and th! Baden Is moored In readiness for beaching. It was announced officially. There Is every prospect of salting the ships hr good condition if the necessary apparatus arrives before bad weather aeta in. The ships beached are the cruiser Einden. Frankfort and Xurnberg. Two destroyers re afloat and IS ... I hav been beached. It is added, that J; r- j there tm no prospect of m, , saving the oth 1 needed, for 1USl destroyers without elaborate opera- It hui certainly putT an end to my ,er tiona troubles aird built me up until rayj friends are amazed at m JUNE 21 1010 TUESDAY EVENING NEWS nurse of many ears experience, hoi has a wide circle of acquaintances Inj PARIS, June 24 Herman Mueller Denver. Colorado, residing at 1433 Os-- . the new German foreign secretary!! head the Germ J legation to! ."For several months, she con-'"- 1 Sc Pace treaty, La Libert says tinued. "I suffered from a disordered ?' condition of my stomach that wor-7- 7 probably arrive. at-vvtdntaday morning ried me night and dav. My anpe-- ! ' Paris Press Comment m self to eat soured and formed was Wjmt More Information that caused me much, distren. f My PARIS. ' June 4. In auch head- back hurt right Ijetween mv shoulders lines as ''Really Peace at Last. does as though I had rheumat.sm and I, of Pans express its relief was tie press ho restless at night that I could i ave de Kergeuzec, member of the ' at the formal end of the great ear. hardlv sleep. I fell so weak and naval committee of the chamber of! Editorial writers embroider their text rundown and had so little energy that V d.DU. w th budgCt wltn comments in keeping with the mv work became a task ittee 1 principles professed by their respectchamber yesterday that he had "The medicine I look did me no!or ive newspapers, but none of the writ- good and when I, heard about Tanlac warned ihe French ma--- I of ministry Underlying ers is entirely jubilant. decided to try .it. Previously that the German fleet' Positively Itjflne is the feeling that the id the comment to go right to the seat of my mtefned at Seapa Flow was not being usk which lies ahead is almost equal Seemed trouble and soon I began to pick up watched with sufficient care. The to that of winning the war. and feel better. My appetite ha budget committee then decided to ask so that I can enjoy all mv Premier Clemenceau for further inforimproved Barn FreAch Battleflags meats and am never troubled with mation on the subject. gas. The pains between my shoulof the ders have disappeared I get my regu- Coom in PARIS. June 24.' Word Assembly burning of certain French battle flags lar nine hours of sleep every night received and I have strength and energy to go by the Germans has been (B Peace conference opinion is right through mv work dav after day theWEIMAR, June 23. Monday here. Associated Pres). The German apparently unanimous that this Is a without ever feeling tired or worn dxtinct violation of the peace treaty, out like I used to. Tanlac has done delegation to sign the peace treaty mavmuch as that document stipulatme so much goSd that I am glad to probably will be named tonight or toed that the flags should bo returned recommend It to anyone who has morrow. to France by Germany. troubles like I had. Before the national assembly voted It is (probable that a commission Tanlac Is sold in Salt Lake City by today to sign tbe peace terms unconwill be appointed to consider taking Schramm Johnson, 8 good stores. ditionally, fiery appeals in opposition action in the matter. Advertisement. were mad by the Democrats and Conservative. but they apnarentiy bad Presumably the foregoing refers to French battle flags taken by the Ger- therefore it would be premature. It little effect. When the vote was callArticle is said, the Allies must be eontinn ed, all but a few members arose to mans In the war of 1870-7their affirmation of the gov245 of the peace treaty, in the original ally on guard until the last penalty is signify ernment's decision to sign. Once the draft, stipulated that within six paid. vote waa taken gloom appeared to months after the treaty should take The Herald, a Socialist organ, says: descend upon the assembly. The most effect Germany must restore to cannot and will not keep Germany works of vigorous the art, France opponents of signing were trophies, the treaty, because It is based on force speechless and seemed to accept the etc, carried from Franco by the Ger- instead of justice." Franco-Prus-sian Inevitable with resignation. man authoritlee in the Many wild rumors of what would war, particularly the French Celebrate in war when it became known the course in the of happen the Germany flags taken of 1870-7assembly had voted almost unaniLONDON, June 24. News of the mously to accent the terms gained One that appeared to get German governments agreement to currency. Haimhadsen Resigns support was that all the officers sign the peace terms resulted in patrt most of the German army would resign otic demonstrations throughout Ger- ir the (By WEIMAR, Monday, June 23 government did not refuse Coto Dr. Hamel yon many, the Exchange Telegraph's O surrender the Associated Press.) ders. especially1 correspondent reports. Haimhausen. who WV on Sunday des- penhagen Munich and other large ridd Marshall von Hinder) burg And In Berlin. ignated as the German representativethe displt'eh rays', pVwesMons Gen. Ludendorff, and defy the Allies to the treaty of peace has tele- form,d Rnd marched along the princ! to seize the former emperdr. In mill-- ! graphed his resignation from Iter- - pa, gtrMts. the participants singing tary and circles a sailles rather than attach hia name war Bongs and cheering the generals strong Insistence has developed that! the former emperor I Innocent and to the instrument. of the old empire. The officers' association. It Is added, under no circumstances must he be placed on trial except in a neutral has asked the Dutch government not court. Celebrate at Lille to deliver the former German emperor In some quarters threat of the to the Allies. In a telegram, officer PARIS, Monday. June 23 Celebratthe association said, "We can pro- officerson to resign was taken most seriions over tbe German decision to sign of the ground that such action the kaiser with our bodies, but ously the treaty of peace without reserva-uxon- s tect we lely upon the generosity of the might pave the way for a Bpartican were nowhere more enthusiast- Dutch and communist uprising throughout people. the country. ic than at Lille and other cities and towns In territory wrested from the Opposition to the surrender of GerGermans. man war leaders is apparently the Lifting of the Blockade to which the greatest Newspaper printed special editions, point is raised. The delegates to objection cheering crowds paraded the streets the naPARIS. June 24 The supreme tional ind the houses were decked with Aiassembly seem disheartened and blockade council met today to decide crushed. led flags. At Toulon. Brest and other on, when of Gerthe blockade a date naval ports, warships announced the President Fehrrenbach made a desnews to tbe people by tiring salutes many should be lifted. One element, perate rhetorical attempt to it favors the day when is understood, of 21 guns. In all the cities govern-- j the in the future, but failed toinspire hope stir a treaty is ratified, but it Is be- single delegate ment building were illuminated. to lieved the council will probably decide applause. lligh carnival reigned in tbe boule- to lift the blockade with the signing vards of Paris far into the night and cenes enacted at the time of the armt-:ic- e of the treaty. were repeated and indeed WEATHER REPORT ) . In Our , Waist-Seam- s ! Fabric, Fashion, Finish ii J There not dare not be even one small discord in a symIts every part phony orchestra. must harmonize or the whole fails. Just so with clothes; merely waist seams do esnt mean theyre stylish, made riht and will hold their shape. 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Profound dis- ace this Lloyd Weather Data (e afternoon to inspect the ar- Cewysrattvs Leeal Jane. trust of Germany Is the predominant for the ceremony of signrangements note in London press comments on the the peace treaty. Temperature Degrees German governments decision to sign ing '.he treaty of peace. It is contended Highest yesterday Salve Sunken the Germans proved themselves May Ships Highest In this month last year.. treacherous throughout the war, the Highest in this month nines 1(74. thin morning latest instance being the sinking of Lowest 24 LONDON, June Three of the 'heir Interned fleet in Scapa Flow, and German warships which their crews Lowest this month last year .... Lowest thin month since 1874 Normal for yesterday ............ Mean yesterday Accumulated exceee this month... Accumulated excess since Jsn. 1. . 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