Show - r g &4fi i Second Second i VJl News Section News Section SALT TiATTR CITY UTAH SUNDAY APRIL 1 1917 ECUS' US US tS US CONSP us ijS US Precaution Fallen to Prevent Flight of Czar or Pressure From Extremist Forces Turfys Lose MERE YOUTH REVENUE SYSTEM TworThirds SPECULA tlON RIFE AS TO WHERE RESER VE PRIEST TELLS FORCES OF EUROPE WILL STRIKE NEXT TO BE REMEDIED Tereschtenko Russian Ministers Outlines Proposed Changes M CHIEF JAILER Deposed Ruler Amuses Himself by Shoveling Snow in Garden of Palace at Tsar-ko- e Moslems (Comparatively Dis- armed by Repeated Successes of British SUPPORT — Industrial Leaders Support LONDON March 31 After fall of Bagdad In the house Plans Winch Will Ease of commons today Andrew Bonar Law chancellor of the exchequer said' there Selo War Pressure was every reason to believe that of the Turks’ artillery had fallen into the hands of the British or had Petrograd March SI — The new fiFORMER EMPRESS nancial program which will undertake been thrown Into the Tigris RAPIDLY RECOVERING Mr Bonar Law said that the victory to remedy the deficiency of the past cS'See as a sequel to a series of brilliant administration and by means of a sysoperations carried out by British and tem of revenues enable the government SL — March Indian TSARSKOE-SELwith' dash and determi- toshare in the increased Industrial proand under tho vast nation troops no praise could be too fits was outlined to the Associated which for prison-palac- e of Nicholas Romanoff high When comman- Press by M Tereschtenko minister of the deposed emperor the correspondent der of the General Maude army crossed finance of the Associated Press obtained from the Tigris Mesopotamian “The country Is full of capital" said above M Tereschtenko “which has the Jailer the first reliable statement month he Imperilled the safety of last grown out the of the former emperor's condition and Turkish army The Turks Immediate- of increased industrial activity since the beginning of the war and my plan later visited the desecrated grave of retired on Bagdad and were pursued is institute Immediately a new sysGregory Rasputin Russia’s real auto- ly utmost energy Large num- temto of with the taxes based on war proflta crat for a decade and the unintending bers of prisoners and quantities of maSince 1915 all Industrial enterprises of parent of the revolution of all kinds were captured terials Since the visit paid by the correOn M'arch 5 British cavalry came up the country have shown most- remarkIncreases in earnings and have spondent to the palace last week sev- with the Turkish rear guard twenty-seve- n able eral measures have been taken to guard miles from Bagdad After an ac- issued millions olf- new shares It is the prisoner These grew out of tho tion the Turks retreated in the night only proper that the government should rumors of an attempted flight mona position they had pre- have a more adequate share in these archist conspiracies against the tem- abandoning On March 7 British cavalry profits pared "In the past revenues have been obporary government and pressure by ex- found the Turks in position on the tained in a casual manner by the mintremist forces The guards have been DIala river eight miles from the outof finance and although they increased and a special representative skirts of Bagdad The river he said istry of the council Of the deputies put was unfordable and constituted a for- far exceed the financial loss to the occasioned by the suspenmidable obstacle among them General Maude government sion of the liquor traffic they have In announcing his desire to visit the therefore withdrew his cavalry and hot been properly or thoroughly apgrave of Rasputin the soldiors de- brought his Infantry into action to the resources of the country plied manded his passport of the Associated Meanwhile the Turks had received ought to contribute largely to Press correspondent then led him to reinforcements from Bagdad They of- which the on the war of expenses n palace-prisothe kitchen entrance of the fered stubborn resistance along the “It Is not thecarrying intention of the new which is the headquarters of Diala and in a position covering Bagto make the new revenues the guards General government dad from the southwest so burdensome to manufacturers that Behind the kitchen entrance stands Maude threw a bridge across the Tigris it will discourage their productivity a complex system of low buildings built at its confluence with the Diala NotThere is a point at which the govern' Mr around a court yard and ending In a withstanding the heat and dust ment can reach a proper revenue witha series of subterranean and semisub- Bonar Law said the British made out manufacturers of the fair depriving toterranean galleries running the whole brilliant march of eighteen miles to which profit they are a entitled I under the Turks found the and ward Bagdad way palace shall call In a few days' conference The first of the two entries leads un- strongly posted six miles southwest of other members of the ministry repder an arched portico into a small un- the town The Turks were attacked at of of industrial and financial once and driven back to their second resentatives tidy court yard surrounded by circles economic and experts who will buildings At the se?on entrance position two miles in the8 rear help me to determine to just what exOn the night of March were four sentries of the First Tirailtent will be advisable to tax the inleur regiment from which out of the established a footing on the north bank dustryIt of country There will acfive regiments now garrisoned in of the Diala On the 9th and 10th cordingly the be haphazard or arnothing Tsarskoe-Sel- o were chosen the guards troops on the right bank of the Tigris bitrary in the manner in which the sysas the result of the regiment’s revolu- in spite of duststorms pressed their tem of taxation will be put Into execuand drove back the Turks tion tionary conduct In Kiev ten years ago advantage Inside the second entry a small hall to within three miles of Bagdad At “I am in close the same time the troops on the Diala with my working crowded with soldiers and In the cabinet and colleagues city will have I believe the hearty support ikon with red lamps burning hangs thrust the Turks back on the mornon Sunday over a dingy wooden desk at which the which was entered of the Industrial leaders themselves soldiers note the names of all those ing This new revenue will enable the counthese Maude in opera"General to meet at least the accumulating entering At the back of the hall are tions” try Mr Bonar Law continued "has Interest on two lateral staircases with a gallery loans Russia completed his victory by a pursuit of will have tooutstanding course upon tn top of depend The rooms off the gallery seem also 110 miles in fifteen days during which foreign loans and judging by the symto be underground but judging by the Tigris was crossed three times and support with which the new conducted In a coun- pathy their ornamented padlocked doors they This pursuit was has been government by its despite the allies and in the Unitedgreeted' are not cellara Two only bear an in- try destitute of suppliessummer there States commencement heat of the no difficulty in arranging should be scription One reads: out a basis a continuance of financial “Servants of the most august chil- Such operations could be carried the most assistance-abroad--for dren” the other bears a placard from in such - a country only after made for the “I anticipate no trouble In 'the facprerevolutionary times' showing it to careful arrangements troops thoroughly and tories or the possibility of a decreased have been the bureau of the officer of supply of the had been effected The the day of Emperor Nicholas’ under- systematically arising from the eight-ho-a new Maude not only has output General that fact On the room to In this regulation which ground guard been able to feed the army provide It spirit of loyalty and contrary a desire to cohe was led by a soldier the correspond- -' with and assure proper at- operate with the government is noent met the officer of the day Captain tentionmunitions for the sick and wounded but ticeable and industrial energy everyBowers who sharply censured the man to report that he Is sat- where has received a new impetus been has for bringing the correspondent and isfied he able can provide for the necessi“The most question facing who said to him: in Bagdad reflects the country IsImportant his of ties army and transprovisioning “You are the only person other than the on all concerned” portation We already haves begun to credit greatest or a soldier prisoner who has passed Enver Pasha who has Just returned reorganize transportation and are conthrough the galleries since the revolu- from d Asia Minor to Constantinople sidering a system tion” Turkish the comInformed has of the parliament in duma transferring The captain sent the correspondent the military situation is better modities direct from the country proto the palace commandant Captain of that ensince time Turkey’s than at any to the city consumer by means Cavalry Koezebue Captain Kotzebue's trance into a ducer to war the stores under governaccording of and now un- Reuter dispatch from Constantinople ment headquarters are in an oldTsarskoe-Selsupervision o tenanted section of the Enver Pasha “The difficulties which stood in the by way of Amsterdam He gave the correspondent a is palace escort as of a solution of the supply quessaying: quoted way and a permit to pass soldier “We and our allies await with calm tion under the old government when to Rasputin’s grave The confidence any offensive which the action was ' interminably delayed by along the road Nicholas’ is chief Jailer lie is enemy may launch In the coming captain betweenthe government youthful and urbane an officer of the spring The chamber will pardon me disagreements now have 'disappeared departments guard type speaking perfect French If I preserve silence regarding the ac- Tremendous stored of provisions In the and English tion which we on our part propose to interior already have been started to“The former emperor is not under de- take ward the big cities” tention but in all respects a prisoner coast and Turkish the of "The safety SLnd Is treated accordingly’ said Capthe Dardanelles is better assured than HOLLAND REJECTS tain Kotzebue "He Is in perfect good ever before On the Sinai front the health and In fairly good spirits When situation Is unchanged On the MesopoGERMANY’S OFFER he Is with his own entourage he has tamian front we retired northward for fits of crying” reasons For similar reasons The Hague March 31 — The Dutch “The former emperor’s chief occupa- military we have drawn in toward Kerm'anshah snow In the garden he on the Persian front The situation on foreign office In a statement In refertion of shoveling He shows boyish Inter- the Caucasus front is unchanged To ence to the seven Dutch steamships torenjoys greatly est in what is said and written of him sum up the whole outlobk Justifies pedoed off Falmouth recently says that He does not resent abuse At present confidence in the future Thanks to the German government offered to pay be is chiefly desirous of receiving for- the Almighty we shall obtain the final an indemnity for the loss of members of the crews and help the owneign newspapers which are virtually victory" ers unobtainable by facilitating the purchase of German ships after the war “The- former empress Is in better PARIS LOAN BIG SUCCESS Further steps led to a reconsiderahealth Her real malady Is not of the Paris March 81 — The credit Toncier nerves but of the heart She Is un- new loan of 600000000 francs 5 per tion of the offer by Germany which able to walk any distance and is car- cents Issued at 280 francs 40 centimes now offers German ships for rental "on ried in a chair even from her own for a 300 franc bond closed today The reasonable conditions” Holland it Is declared rejected the suite to her children’s rooms Grand subscriptions exceed four billion francs offer and the owners under the cirDuka Alexis the former heir to the cumstances also refused to the throne has recovered entirely” to have ac- proposal of Indemnity for theaccept crews The correspondent then visited Ras- which is generally known for Rasputin’s tremendous —Inputin’s grave on the edge of a ravine counted over the imperial family is fluence roadless desolate and beyond a plain covered with deep snow The grave is explained In the following manner by FRENCH GOVERNMENT surrounded by an unfinished log chap- the Russky Slovo: PROHIBITS IMPORTS the newspaRasputin according to to el which adherents of the monk with friends at Ihe monetary assistance of the former per stated in confidence Paris March ' 31 —By authority of moment s that he was able to empress planned to raise over Raspu- convivial cabinet the minister of commerce the superstition with the help tin’s dust Beside the chapel navp are fortify- this Vlrubova Issued a decree prohibiting all In a Madame today of lady waiting cells for pilgrims and a half dozen tiny court Imports whatsoever except such as may hole from to the empress and M Badmaef near the end Is the ten-fowas abso- be authorized specifically by the govwhich the revolutionaries disinterred physician until the empress upon application life of her son ernment the convinced that was filled The with lutely chapel the body The ' decree provides that all appli‘Whenever on monk the were depended soldiers some of whom inscribing was absent Madame Vlrobova cations for the importation of foreign ribald remarks on the log walls One of Rasputin obtained poisonous powders from the goods must be referred to- a committhe inscriptions reads: in food tee in which the ministries interested “Here lay Rasputin foulest of men physiciansto and placed them was Alexis The result that parliament and the chamber of comRomanoff dynasty brought the shame of the merce of Paris are represented delicate absence the Rasputin’s during of the shame of the Russian church” All products Imported and special heir grew the health young apparent the belief that The superstitious was sum- permits on the recommendation of this steadily worse tountil Rasputin health and even (he life of Grand Duke the court when the committee will be distributed among Alexis the young heir apparent de- moned back were of stopped and Alexis be- manufacturers and merchants pro rata Gregory powders pended on the presence to tlielr indispensable requirements — came better a notion monk the mystio Rasputin two-thir- ra - - - - one-sto- ry the-Britis- h ion ill-paint- ed ' - ur orlg-nate- ive ive f ‘ - -- - - ot - - ' t In Shadow of Hot Walls of His Cliurcli Cure Recounts Sufferings of His People Under Prussian Dominance ds O Kut-el-Ama- t' IS GIVEN SOLDIERS FORECAST GERMAN REVOLUTION Headquarters In France BRITISH 3L —This is the story of the priest of Voyennes Monsieur Le Cure Caron who stood today In the shadow of the still hot walls of his church which had been set alight by the Germans the day they slipped away from this plain little village above the valley of the Sommeperched Flashes of passionate protest mingled with a spirit of proud resignation in his recital of the life at Voyennes during the two and a half 3ears of German control —a civil imprisonment which ended Monday last when through field glasses from the loft of his presbytery the priest who also was acting mayor saw four khakl-cla- d horsemen on the road and knew that the Germans had gone and British relief was at hand A few minutes later a French cavappeared and the allies had patrol The floating or general reserves which form what military stndents term a mass of maneuver are here shown alry new a formed link in the pursuit of the is maneuver as circular masses behind the general defensive lines of the opposing powers The German mass of common foe Today the booming of shown in the proximity of Romnia in which theatre it or part of it was last evident the guns in this pursuit could fce heard over a stretch of eighty battle HERE will the reserve forces that part of the contending armies allies are shown by circles of a darker miles The tint than that of Germany is not so tied down and remains Franco-Brltiso Slav’s Lend of the warring European which as h reserves shown are the moveable and During disposable ' cure The next?” a asks London how a few narrow told strike are powers earlier period of the war' the central one mass The reserves of Russia scars in known as German the earth of are then her The limited considerable producing power following remarks paper only by powers disposed of a very ribbons of barbed wire bereserve of this description which was armament equipment and munitions trenches offered: hind them and a bit of shell-tor- n by new levies in which great progress has recently waste constantly augmented The first point to be borne in mind The called “no man’s land” had isowith shown also was ‘mass of maneuver the been made Italy is is that there is in a certain sense a greatearliest 1914 her mass of maneuver which can be lated a section of the French people force which in November deadlock along the fighting fronts ow- endeavored to bear down the Franco-Britls- h used effectively at the right moment from their country as effectually as if n had been suddenly transplanted they first battle- of “The last action of thewas army at the mass ing to the fact that the conditions are to another maneuver mass was hemisphere He told how a hurled probably fresh of those of trench warfare This is more Ypres Later women children and old on the indicated 1916 Is Voyennes the In thus in Rumania It Russia Early against pronounced on the western front than ‘mass of maneuver was wasted away the diagram with a similar symbol to men lived and toiled for the Invaders on the eastern the western lines being In the futile assaults upon Verdun but those of the allies but Is differen- In utter ignorance of what was going various means a new ‘general re- tiated by a lighter tint It is a ques- on in the world about them just as very much shorter thus permitting of by was formed which constituted tion as to how far it was a genuine other thousands still shut within the elaboration and multiplication of de- serveforce reserve how far composed of troops German lines are living tolling and which overran ‘Wallachla the fenses as well as concentration of wondering today They were told long “An effective employment of this drawn from the other fighting front troops Much the same are the condioccavas last the ago that their beautiful Paris was to events this At all on reserve or the on tions the Italian front where the floating disposable reserve fall within a week and would be pilmovable a which sion upon big was by General fighting is accentuated by the moun- side of the allies and burned action into thrown was laged 1916 he when summer rapidly of in the tainous nature of the region reserve The this Inhabitants of Voyennes subof considerable “A part “On the- eastern front the conditions suddenly hurled into the contest his to enemy domination with mitted Rumanian to the down now is pinned are different the front being very new Fifth army cannot erect heads therefore war and and patient calmness that theatre of much less than in the west On the “Roughly speaking the ‘general east front consequently it is probably reserve’ or ‘mass of maneuver is com- be regarded as disposablethe A recent the Germans could not understand less difficult to ‘make headway and posed of all troops not actually at the Russian estimate places massstrength Prussian Arrogance of maof of the German available there is always the possibility of some- front Including the whole Tesif-v“We will break your pride” Prusand like warfare in the open field men in training Its magnitude there- neuver at about fifteen divisions officers declared “and make you thing sian the im“Since a very large proportion of fore depends very much upon the pop- points out that considering now All slaves France shall fall at our emare the belligerent forces is pinned down ulation and the extent to which It has mense numbers which feet” is fronts it on the all fighting to exercise to trench warfare the decision will been undepleted by warfare In this ployed Pale drawn and old as was the cure enough probably depend very much upon the respect the grand allies have a great no longer strong he seemed imbued with nevertheless partial Influence sudden defiant effective employment of the ‘general advantage On the diagram given more than a local and the strength as he raised of struggle" reserve or ‘mass of maneuver’ e here the masses of maneuver of the upon the fortunes himself to his full height and continued: “I told them that never again would France SOCIALIST LEADER yield to such a foe They GREECE OF BLOCKADE taunted us and said they would crush CONSIDERS GERMAN Europe in a few months We replied that France would fight five years Sometimes more if necessary TRIUMPH ASSURED STILL IS IN EFFECT and ABSOLUTE EQUALITY they laughed scornfully at this but later they could not contain their fury Stockholm March 31 —Dr Albert that the war was lasting so long” O W Suedekum one of the best “And did the people suffer much?" known leaders of the majority was asked he Restrictions Upon Passports socialists in the German reich-sta- g Will Be Continued Lord “Ah “Our food did yes” he replied in an Interview here with we had to work Then not last long Issued Hebrews Here No the correspondent of the AssoCecil Says Until Allies’ for the Germans and take what they ciated Press said that whoever gave us Sometimes it was so bad Executed Are thought the submarine war was Demands Longer Required even the cats refused to eat Then that going to bring England to starvaAmericans the began to feed us and tion in six months was deceiving of lives Our thousands saved that himself He added however that March 26-- Absolute 31 — Although steps people are very grateful Washington London March such a result was not necessary Germans Barn Church equality of Jews In Russia with all have been taken to introduce a limited for German victory which he dethe when early mass was Greece into foodstuffs others to own property to reside in Last of Sunday clared was certain with Indemsupply coun- over commandant at German that the blockade Instituted against serve to in and the any place nity army dethe raised until the church with at not be will conDr appeared was Suedekum said he try navy to participate in educational adbeen Voyennes cans allies have entente He bluntsoldiers of the mands petrol bearing vinced had that hitherto England Robert was Lord executed1 he tired of told that the vantages and at the polls has been ofto satisfactorily priest been sending only enough troops ly minister of blockade told the the war and as one means of bringthe continent to keep her allies Cecil ficially proclaimed say advices renearer he was going to house of commons today contented but that now it was ing the end ceived at the Russian embassy to a question whether any burn church The priest thought the Replying her to her for change necessary Therefore it is understood there will in it was a cruel jest until he was esdeaths by starvation had occurredfood course He declined to hazard a of to the Greece be no further restrictions upon the shortage corted to Ills house and held prisoner owing on posthe of the result prediction Lord Robert said there were reports there He was compelled to look cn sible participation of America in issue of passports to Russian or Amerof two deaths in January but the Brit- impotently while the inflammable liquid the war on the side of the entente ican Jews who desire to visit Russia ish about and the torch apgovernment had no official confir- was praj-ebut added: of than those common to other persons this mation a in dozen virplaces Of all the anplied America been has “Anyhow Promotion 'of closer and more symcient interior since only the wooden crucitually in the war practically relations between the Ameripathetic fix altar wall by some the been h&d not the against If LOAN it AMERICANS beginning can people and those of Russia Is the the flames freak war escaped for American ammunition the strange mission of Prof' Boris Scharsky who rode away the Germans at Late 1915” would have ended night in CANADA $30000000 has arrived in Washington and is in In all Not another Voyennes building conference with Russian embassy offitouched was — 31 American Ottawa Ont March cials Professor Scharsky was sent to BRITAIN TO ISSUE “We have had many commanders America by the Imperial government subscriptions to the latest Canadian then and one and all they have since at were estimated war loan today BILLS SHORT TERM but It Is stated officially that the new men with a discipline of ruled Canadian subscriptions will Iron their government has directed him to ' conSome of the officers treated beyond the 3150000000 their subordinates tinue his work London March 81—The treasury an- be considerably like dogs they said As a first step there 'will be estab- nounces the resumption of the issue of asked for men were slaves as the their the The Canadian finance minister de- French would be I saw lished' at once in" New York and Chi- short-teran officer one bills a a result clared treasury at the he was much “pleased cago Russian bureaus of Information of the successful floating of the great reason whatever cuff his without day of the citizens of the to with an American bureau consolidated war loan and the favor- friendly interest was man’s so the hard that eye orderly issue" the in In Moscow Efforts will’ be made to able condition of the money - market United 6tates soldier’s a The week for black only reveout the of that It is estimated foster close relations with the press in Tenders will be received by the Bank nue reply was to click his heels together from the loan Canada will be able and both countries come to salute! of England from time to time for bills to advance for the’ government British "Some of the villagers asked the of 1000 5000 and 10000 pounds ster- munitions at least 150000000 men why they submitted to such treatling running for three six or twelve BRITISH POWDER mentmonths They replied that they were SPAIN TAKES OVER helpless now as part of a military maSCANDAL AIRED but when the war was over SAVE HOUR’S DAYLIGHT MARITIME WAR RISKS chine their time would come For a long London March 31— The inquiry by time now the German soldiers have the government into the malaklte or Clocks In Greet Britain France and Madrid1 March 81 — Under a decree had no coffee and their rations have white powder syndicate involving Issued today the Spanish government been growing less and less I tell you ‘Italy to Be Turned Forward the widely discussed charges against Jo—All clocks In the takes over all maritime war risks The with all solemnity that when the war SL London March case of in authorities the military a reckoning and It is announced of- state furnished Insurance up to 80 per is ended there will be blood-reseph C Blanche American Inventor of United Kingdom d revoluvalue against the Germany will know a ficially will be moved forward one cent of ormaximum this explosive was begun today accidents tion seizure of of cargoes 2 in o’clock the hour at capture morning Sir Frederick E Smith the attorney or any loss whatsoever due “Many of our girls were taken from govern- April 8 and will be moved back again wreckages general said in behalf of the under to time Now all women able to war time sustained to be 17 the exwill shipping clocks by In on the ment that reports of experts September Italy merchandise under work and have no children dependent forward one hour between April the Spanish flag or plosive were uniformly adverse More- moved carried away slaves any other flag destined for Spanish on them have been over he said the variations between 1 and September 30 France also will TYe also! beto is extended that they may The Germans one commove hour pray Its forward clocks ports protection the formulas given and the actual no fata" sadder crews suffer to of 24 ships March Spanish tests were wide submitted for ginning j positions : - Austro-Ger-ma- Ca-dor- na - e 1 — d 330-0000- 00 " m - co-oper- ate - - - - - 1 |