Show THE Rus- eia 'Announcement that the government will moire to Moscow was made today minister of public welby'M Kishkln ' v fare i are being: sent to the Interior of fcf1 f 4 X f ft - ' PEACE MOVE ‘ SUGAR SHORTAGE SUSPECT HELD BY BULGARIANS ALARMS GOTHAM - After the capture of Riga by the Germans preparations' for removal of the government to Moscow were begun The 1 failure of the Germans to develop :' their ' offensive ‘after taking Riga' as well 'as the approach of winder weather making- open campaigning Impracticable'' relieved the fears of the safety of Petrograd for the near future Last week announcement was made that the preparations for'' transferring the seat of government had ' been stopped as there was not prospect that' such action would be necessary at least for some time The ’new offensive operations by the Seat of (Government Will Germans resulting in the capture of Moon islands and the threat and Be Removed From Petro-lo- f I an invasion of Esthonla again changed the situation however and ho responsible for the decision to srraA XO ATnsrnw as lfpsillt of!I remove graci the government to Moscow theI ancient capital The turbulent politP in Petrograd and the x rOgreSS OI vrerman leet II leal conditions presence there of large numbers of extremists and agitators may also have Influenced the cabinet POPULACE OF REVAL Reval a town of about 65000 200 miles southwest of Petrograd was a SALT TAKT1 CITY UTAH SATURDAY OCTOBER 20 1917 HEBA1D-BEPUBLICA- N WITHOUT BAIL : - : - - n n r — SENT TO INTERIOR f5 I the Gulf of Finland guards the approaches to the gulf The landing of German forces on the Esthonian coast Evacuation of Fortifica would menace this town from the rear 'Tralna Rum Berlin to Riga tions on Baltic Is Be- Amsterdam Oct 19 —Through trains from Berlin to Riga the as PreliminarvJ to Ex--1 I are running cun D twenty-fou- r hours A consuming trip I can now from Baltic person the travel r rri i Ostend Belgium with one pectecl Arrival Ot 1 eutons seaport ofto cars at Berlin in forty-fiv- e change " hours (Continued from Page '1) in certain German and Austrian news papers in which the Serbian claims to parts of Macedonia were defended ap parently has left an indelible lmpres slon of distrust on Bulgarian public opinion an Impression which the pub lie declarations of the German minister and the interchanges of cordial tele grams between German and Bulgarian statesmen seem to have been unable to efface It remains to be seen whether Em peror William’s trip declared to have been undertaken’ with this purpose in view will prove any more successful Peace Without Victory Stockholm Oct 19 —The committee of the Stockholm organising conference has drawn up a manifesto declaring that from the experience of the three years’ war it is not rash to drawf the conclusion that there will be a vietpry by neither side elthe in 1917 or 1918 It Indicates as the general condition under which it considers peace should be made the complete evacuation of all occupied territories in Europe and the colonies and the restoration of devastated territories by means of an in ternatlonal fund The special conditions demanded by the manifesto are The complete political and economic of Belgium with cultural autonomy for Flanders and the restoration of all contrlbutlona and requisitions raised contrary to International law the amount of the damages to be paid by Germany to be left to The Hague arbitration court Solution of the Alsace-Lorraiquestion to be arrived at by a plebiscite The restoration of Serbia which In common with Bulgaria and Greece would have free access to the port oi! Saloniki Bulgaria to be given eastern Macedonia as far as the Vardar For Polish Independence An Independent Poland the Polish districts of Austria and Germany to enjoy ae wide autonomy aa possible and the different nationalities of Russians to enjoy territorial autonomy within a federative republic The Independence of Finland united to Russia Solution of tbe problem of Bohemia of the Czechs by means of the reunion in a single federative state with Austria The Italian districts of Austria not ceded to Italy to enjoy cultural au tonomy The political Independence land within the dominion Britain The Independence menla The International solution of tne Jewish problem- - and personal Independence for the Jews in the districts of Russia Austria Rumania and Poland where they are massed together with protection for the Jewish colony Palestine The manifesto declares In favor dis-of compulsory arbitration general armament the suppression of any kind of economic warfare and the extension of parliamentary control over foreign policy as to Peace Hollweg Quoted — 19 Oct The key to the Copenhagen In German 'government policy of the statedefinite make to any refusing by ment of peace terms Is furnished Hoch a socialist member of' the reich-sta- g report that the deputy ’told yesterday how Dr von ne Some of Large Wholesalers Gennau Is Charged With Are Shy Staple Hotel Fixes Price Ahy Lumps’ Conspiring to Place Bomb on Transport An Attractive Sale of illieery Today New York Oct 19 —On a charge of New York Oct 19 —Scarcity of sugar New caused considerable concern in conspiring to place an explosive on a York today resulting in conferences between thenewly appointed commli sioner of markets Dr Henry Mosko-wit- z sugar’ refiners wholesalers and retailers In some of the poorer sections of the city as high as 15 cents a pound was paid for sugar and there were but few places where it could be bought for less than 12 cents Investigation disclosed that some of the large wholesale grocery stores had none left in their warehouses and many retail stores were forced to paste "no ugar' signs on their windows to keep away the crowds of would-b- e purchasers The menu card of a leading hotel today contained this note: "Sugar—two lumps 5c powdered 10c a portion It was announced however that the price of tea and coffee would be reduced and that maple sugar or syrup would be served free when desired James II Post chairman of the American Refinery committee of the federal food administration said today ttyit the sugar shortage is only United States converted transport formerly a German merchant liner Charles W Walnum a German was held without bail by a United States commissioner this afternoon-foexamination October 24 The former German ship Is at a Brooklyn dry dock James McLough-li- n a caulker employed at the yard filed an affidavit setting forth alleged attempt to bribe him by offering 920 to effect Walnum’s entry to the yard and access to the ship in company with a girl Walnum and his companion to pose according to the Wal-num- ’s Stylish creations the values run as i high as §12 Your choice today at charge as sightseers It was testified that Walnum drew a sketch of the Interior of the transport and pointed out the spot where he was to place the bomb McLough-ll- n caused the man’s arrest by pretending to telephone to a girl who would join them In the conspiracy Instead he telephoned the police Fourteen employee of the Tictjen-Langdr- y docks In Hoboken were taken into custody today by agents of the temporary department of Justice and interned at Silvan Stix president of the Whole- Ellis island They were charged with sale Grocers’ association of this city being alien sympathizers who were In told Commissioner Moskowltz that all a position to harm ships Fifty-eigbut three refineries in the vicinity of men employed by the same company the city had been forced to close were similarly Interned yesterday You these must see exceptional values to appreciate them 19— The PETROGRAD British Navy Urared to Aet has definitely deterLondon Oct 19—The Daily Mail conmined to move to Moscow in ‘the near demns what It calls the failure of the British fleet to prevent the German future fleet from becoming master of the Gulf The newspapers publish an official of Riga and demands that "the admiralty make an explanation of this announcement that the evacuation of humiliating display in the Baltid" After recalling the successes of the the fortified port of Roval on the Bal- British Ladies’ Merode and Crestwood Union Suita in the following against the Ger tic at the entrance tp the Gulf of mans in submarines theBaltlc in the summer and autumn of 1915 the newspaper adds: styles : Finland has begun “The Germans 'have accomplished all The sailors of the main Baltle fleet “ were prevented from they High neck long sleeves ankle and knee length achieving in are demanding that the ships be sent 1915 and they have done so without a High neck short sleeves ankle and knee length blow being struck at them by out to meet the Germans but the gov- single (Continued from Page 1) any arm of the British navy a navy far Half low neck elbow sleeves ankle and knee length — New Cabinet Just ernment is understood to have taken stronger the following message was ordered than it was two years ago the position that as the enemy forces and recently reinforced by the addition 65c REGULAR SIZES Wilson: Considered Big sent to President are of superior size it would be disas- of the American" War Ainas Approved 75c EXTRA SIZES trous to leave Petrograd undefended Political "The House of Bishops assures the Departure Germans Lose Four Ships Definite Date Se't Ladies’ low neck and no sleeves knee length fine Fall and President of the United States of our "Though a definite date has not of the government Summer weights These are seconds worth up to $100 per in Battle With Russians Stockholm Oct 19 —Official nomina- patriotic support been set it will be In the very near in to ourselves 50c garment Special price tion of the members of the new minis- pledging future" said M Kishkln in announcBy International News Servnj and to sustain aid way every possible London Oct 19—The Germans lost try was made today The cabinet in- protect the brave soldiers and sailors ing the government's intention to two Ladies’ Merode Vests —regular and extra sizes High neck cludes six liberals four socialists and of this torpedo boats and two trawlers in move in an interview in the Bourse great Christian nation in' the and long sleeves also high neek and short sleeves in cotton and the last naval combats for Moon island a nonpartisan foreign minister The heroic efforts Gazette “No one is now permitted to which to destroy oppression lies between Oesel and the Rus50c lisle Regular price up to 75c Special price as follows: portfolioe go to Moscow except on government sian main land The Russian war ofnow threatening and tyranny brutality Premier Prof essor Eden foreign af- the world and to establish Justice business" he continued "The proposed fice also stated that hits were landed 75c Ladies’ heavy white Munsing tights the Dr Hellner justice M Loevgren fairs Russian by Geron guns battleship evacuation has been under way by the man all and a among M Palmstier-nM war Nilsson liberty marine righteousness dreadnaughts A complete line of Ladies’ Union Suits Vests Pants government departments for a- long The whole of Moon island is now in interior P A V Schotte finance nations” n M German hands Berlin announces About education time" Hjalmar Branting Tights Corset Covers Knitted and Flannelette Skirts Flannelagriculture M Petterson minisThe government Is to occupy one of 5000 men have been captured bringing ette Gowns Italian Silk Underwear the number of prisoners so far anters without portfolio M Petren and SHARP REPLY GIVETJ the buildings in the Kremlin the an- nounced M Unden to 15000 cient capital TO FRUIT EXCHANGE Preparatory to the attack on the apNew Ministry Socialistic to the Gulf of Finland the The preliminary parliament will proaches 19 — Resolutions Oct Washington convene in Petrograd on Saturday and Germans have landed sailors on Dago Washington ' Octji 19— Swedish of Island of Sailors the are Baltic fleet flclals here characterised the proposed adopted recently by the California move to Moscow later anxious to fight according to PetroSwedish' cabirtet'&s’1the most democratFruit Exchange setting forth that the The determination to move the gov- grad advices For the present howic in the history of the country ever retirethat fleet is being held in the Bethmann-Hbllwe- g before' his ernment is said to be in keeping with The conservatives are not represent- farmers are handicapped by shortage recesses labor and proposing a national safe declared of the 'chancellor the ment ed imperial Branting the new minis- of the belief of the chief of staff that next German move gulf 'awaiting movement to convince President WilOUR DRUG STORE IS AT of the relch-sta- g ter ofHjalmar members to socialist a the is finance socialist leader and Z 4 SOUTH MAIN ST The fate of the twenty ships a porPetrograd is now in the direct war chancellor he could not some of the other members are high in son of the necessity of exempting that 'as tion of the Russian Baltic fleet still commit himself but must pull out In the socialist ranks zone farmers as a class from the army draft in Moon sound is still un- the peace negotiations whatever could the The cabinet as a whole according to have drawn a sharp reply from outThe government takes the position bottled upNor food administration declaring the is certain it known for obtained be Germany precisely the views WOMEN TO REPLACE of BABY persons that it is merely following the prece- what extent the probable loss of this Herr Hoch cited this as proof of the here must be considered one of look for sufficient farm labor in Cal- WOMAN TAKES the dent set by the French government portion has crippled the Russian Baltic ambiguous game the government is p’eppie and not of the court circles It ifornia good pointing out that the AND LEAPS TO DEATH TRANSIT CONDUCTORS when it moved to Bordeaux the first fleet Dispatches from Russian sources playing with its various indefinite is regarded aa being more favorably produce handled by the fruit exchange and signifilay stress upon the overwhelming su- peace declarations inclined toward the entente than the is not essential war food New York Oct 19 — Training of Elizabeth year of the war Chicago Oct 19 — Mr of the Teuton squadron be init would that periority suggesting cantly ! women cabinet retiring to replace conductors on the Made arms AazouBwmrat Officially teresting to know the origin of the Florian with her baby in her Kaiser Discusses Peace Rnsslana Slak Oni Ship lines The announcement of the decision Is of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit resolutions leaped from a fifth story window of i Zurich Cct 19 —(’The journey of Em- ‘FARMERS GETTING was Oct "The 19— Slava to be made to the preliminary parliadePetrograd company who have enlisted or are en- the West Side hospital today ihlle peror William and Foreign Secretary to unable follow the Ruslsan other a in be should Kuehlmann ment at its first meeting Quarters CAMERA EXPERTS regarded gaged In war service was begun to- lirious Both were killed TOO CUDAHY MUCH— was and northward tosunk ships retiring ae sense a step certain preliminary are to be found in Moscow for the by her own crew in order to bar the ward day Within a week officials cf the says the Neueste Nach-richtWANTED IN FRANCE I peace" LANE BECBETAHl RALLIES — 19 MinOct Milwaukee the “I to and also for declared it Is planned to have said vessels" the think conthe company way enemy diplomatic parliament of Munich “The emperor’s 19— Secretary j women crews in Oct ister of Marine Verdervski just before versations Washington be glad later on to take and will farmers Sofia at — Constantinople corps regular positions on 19 Oct Newspapers Lane forced to cancel his Liberty loan I Washington today to join the Baltic fleet certainly mean the examination of half of the prices they are now getting and The correspondent was Informed last starting and were news to underground trains and syndicates appealed The minister said he considered the every possibility in that direction altripwasyesterday because of a j speaking to the release corps cold much said classes be for will today Patrick by signal better j potatoes" reported Cudahy night by diplomatic representatives action of the Russian forces in going though It would fce a mistake to conheavy inaugurated for the inin service in for j struction of women as conductors on at will and be experts his desk photography meet one the out fleet probably to German concern of not a today had been officially here that they packing today in France developing and printing photo- in a few clude that the decision might embody head of drld-nougsurface the German system each valor days for a nature great cf Adin the program discussing the statement of Food notified of the decision They undertaken by the American air of the Koenig type was much concessions the enemy The ministrator Hoover that the farmers graphs of annexations by stood however that the government more powerful forces the entire Russian peace by conciliation which we desire than Owing to the Importance of speed In had sought quarters for them In squadron has nothing in common with that of are holding back their crops said a signal corps statearmy in the e Moscow in the event of an emergency "The farmers are getting altogether ment tactics must Zeppelin airships appeared and Asquith" be developed printof Finland too much the best of things They ed andplates The schools at Reval have been Gulf of Riga and the Gulf to in the hands of the inplaced offian Lose Heavily Thursday night according Sortallsts be officer to for The Inhabitants of the city cial bussame ae transmission to closed the telligence regulated Issued communication today Oct 19 — Recrimination ought Washington ten minutes in about on were men bombs Pernau headquarters iness dropped Twenty marked the strife and factional daily are received from tbe the after western on the shore of the Gulf of progress of the German socialistic con"They are holding back wheat and airplane plates were killed Ten persons Riga gress at Wurzburg according to offi- potatoes for higher prices They are Men who can work with this speed cial cabled reports received today 92 to 9225 for potatoes are few and mostly are connected with from getting That the war has greatly Injured the news photography socialist party was asserted by promi- now Next spring they will be getting “I can remedy most ills and French Inflict Sharp re50 cents” members who pointed to great Thrusts Against Germans nent help you to escape many ailamounts received from in DEPUTIES OF FRANCE the ductions By International News Servlca ments if you rive me timely the that and dues alleged membership London Oct 19 —Indications of a had decreased 70 per cent Many ora- permitted the arrest of such notable UPHOLD GOVERNMENT aid” Naturally feature prefers final drive by the French north of the tors reproached the bureau heads for socialists as Dr Liebknecht Rosa LuxAlsne before tfce winter sets in are the lack of skill and tact they had embourg and Zletz Paris Oct 19 —The discussion of the twenty-fou- r was openly ac- government’s general policy In the accumulating The last shown In dealing with the members Scheidemann himself hours were marked by a series of sharp who now constitute the minority so- cused of undue government leaning chamber of deputies today ended with local thrusts against the German cialist party and much resentment was and altogether the congress Is being a vote favorable to the government of crown prince’s positions south of Laon expressed because the party leaders had characterized by much 369 to 95 which brought the French attackers valuable results The Teuton lines were penetrated Via and Laffaux near Largest Sale of Aay Madicine la As World 100 back The hill brought prisoners no Houml Trip fares Sold everywhere la bozos 10c2lc Following: fewer than turned out to belong to — SfuNIONl four different divisions &0000 men— from Halt Lake City or Ogden apply WPACIFICfi which shows that the Germans retain a heavy concentation of troops In that ISYSXEMlI (Rates subject to war tax after Novemsector ber 1 1917) A successful French local attack also was' carried out between the Alsnet and the Mictte serious losses being InflictDenver $2750 ed upon the Germans Colorado Springs 2750 Teuton fliers have again raided Dunkirk the French coast fortresa Twenty Pneblo 2750 bombs were hurled on the’ town There BETiTERITHaNIBEER Two German mawere no victims 4250 Tickets sold — Omaha or Kansas City chines were brought down Tuesday not BECCO the the BECKER’S ef Squid pert supplies Louis 5370 October 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