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Ju A Lead T ArDTA ) Q Want Herald-Republican ’ Are 48c Silver J J I T' ‘ the Money Real Ads Makers 70 St Louis $685 Copper (cath) 1345c Spelter WKATlIURi and Monday v Sunday air a Vol VsALT-LAKE Republican Inter-Mountain No 37 ARMY MUST PREVENT ENEMY CROSSING VISTULA IGHTING UTAH UND S arisen I far to bank i of the deadliest fighting theatre of has -either zxP nno UUL VL LUU 'Plonlrmn' J-J VllVaGk-U M JkA TYiATrnmo'nl-C'-ncrninat — Vz y XJUV-1 UO X 4 XAAuJ V fc a " 4 t h ' "si Argonne Around -civil $ r V ’ 1 HvoTn AAWH Attacks on of Attention HUNGARIANS - WANT V - President Build Carranza and by Cruz 7 Obregon join j in I to Gutierrez Movement His Old Both YAQUlS Al : Other Down Turns rom Against CAPTURE Jan the 23 — following The from '' T official Irlinarily A rather I such-a X : would be under the edroumstances than by Germany ‘ r W 1 : LONDON 23 AA A THEIR IN Car-ranza'agency MISERY advices the following from the border: jfaclovio 1 1 r Av x ' - onhe -married - in of1 ’ -the S ? BREAD SEEN of SHIP PURCHASE MADE PARTY MEASURE Agreement Democrats in Caucus ill-fated I IN is believed it is being used by the British base of supplies as a from ngland while Ostend Brugesand are receiving attention from the allies for a similar reason There la from official sources no confirmation of the reported visit of the allies’ air to men Essen and Dusseldorfearly in the week SAD PLIGHT it even observers intos believing was the day following the’ upheaval personal or-for gentlemen one term Democratic platform?” Mr Mann said he called attention to “in good Baltimore platform humor because it is almost an offense this House now a days to refer the last Democratic platform” AmendmentReported to House “Just before the Baltimoreconven-added tion” Mr Mann judge “Representative Clayton now a in Alabama in troduced and had reported favorably from the judiciary a committee on joint resolution proposing an amendment the federal But Several Senators Action Absent Was Taken t to constitution to provide that no person who has held the office of President shall be elected that office or hold that office again This resolution reported to the was The House on June 13 Democratic erected within a platform wastime month after that containinga plank favoring single presidential term a ' stoicism a the Unanimous When y POLAND up in ‘ RUSSIAN trying Has Power to Keep Pledge “He has it within his power to keep one plank of the platform safely at least Will he do it? He has repudiated other have refused planks You planks to carry out other Will the President having accepted an election and a on the principle of nomination keep even one term one plank in the BILL n renewed President a : : today Y up following : according CLASSES 23— was charged with personal machine renomination and also with of the of build I f ‘ -in ALL BINDING the President with the ganization President quarrelingwith the joint appointing power at the other end of the capitol and constantlyrefusing to listen to advice from Democraticmembers of this House unless they agree do what he to ask you wants whether you think he is the pledge of the Democratic conventionin respect to the principle -estate ’ - there is fiercer at " AN RANCISCO Jan 23 — A romance which interests the nodal circles of several: cltlea culminatedhere when members of two families prom irenerations in the political history- of the United States were inent for They divorcee were Mrs Anne Jack Bowyer who inherited most ofthe $50000000 of lurr father the laK-t Edward Hampton-Jack Illinois und California and Gratz Kirkwood Browncivil engineerof §tock--5ton P twor families have been The B’iirnU-Hrown strangely'linkedtogetherforthehalf a centurj St Louis bridegroom’sfather established' Globe-Democrat He was n personal friend of 'William Moss Mrs Brown’s and when the latter started a paper in dan rancisco he named grandfather it the San rancisco Globe-Democrat of B Gratafor Ilrown was MissouriUnited States senator' andfive a governor candidate vice president with Greeley itch'of the last generationsof the family has produced aUnited States senator No less than three of Mrs ancestors served in the United States Senate Bowyer’s years ngo Mrs 'married Twelve Brown Loraine Bowyer a Chicago denier coal Tills matrimonial venture culminatedin divorce three years later “ however -Horace: - “Generals? Herrera and — Although Luis Gutierrez joined their respective descriptionsof fighting forces and attacking2 a Villaista column western front continueto be brief defeated 'and compeltely routed it The evidence that it is growing Villaistas were attemptingto penetrate The Germans to the coal fields of Coahuila as they many points Says in the 'Never Complain But Never Laugh are very short of fuel’ are showing renewed activity heavy neighborhood of Ypres and Has Reby Indians American Who Been Directing Nncoaart Taken bombardments of the left wing of Jan 23 Douglas Ariz the allies are almost incessant — Yaqui In lief Stricken Country dians captured Nacozari Work Sonora by It is from the center eastward crawling down the mountain sides on that the battles most their Stomachs pushing their blanket are however rolls before them as breastworks bitter Tn the Argonne around Verdun to arrivals from IN the south LINES and in Alsace heavy engagements The town taken from the was without are in Carranza garrison last Tuesday by the progress apparently Indian conventibnist forces any decision having been reached Jan 23 I take ‘The Yaquis summarily executed two affairs T London ONDON 23— “The impressions from Liege arc of these are local — away But merely citizens found' with a thnf a people one whom was wnndpr that wonder npnnlp pai can suffer much in silence and of admiration rifle the other with a hand grenade compared with what is expected when for the bravery which enables them to so do it” suitable for the ground becomes more This statement was made today by Dr P H Williams of New York Accused of Shooting Gustavo Mndero moving troops who at the suggestionof the Rockefellerfoundation volunteeredhis services Mexico City Jan 23 — The inspector Airmen ConstantlyActive Isidro Cortes to direct the of the American commission for relief in of police has ofarrested Along the Belgian coast every move Belgium at Liege andoperations is who isaccused havingfired the first of the Germans is the signal for a now returning to America shot at Gustavo Maderowhenthe latter British he said: met his tragic death in the arsenal Continuing bombardment by the ships while the aviators of both forces “The people of Belgium never complain but they never Gustavo Madero who was minister are continuallydroppingbombs behind laugh Their of finance in the cabinet of his the hostile lines for that is the only word which brother here rancisco Madero Dunkirk has been singled out for describes their attitude mislead killed in Mexico would was ebruary19 1913 German air attack doubtless because trained This' official Jan gentleman 'T '"T '' ' Li -forces Zapata The Carranza agencyissued - A Jan j admission e - -January HEROIC BELGIANS -by I for Carranza ranks independent Ploi HELD platform pledges party by Representative Mann minority leader in an address today in the House “I notice on every side” said Mr Mann “that the distinguished who is now President of the United States is building up a personal machine as far as he can to secure his renomination “With such eminent officeholders as Judge olk and Mr Davis (commissioner of corporationsand mentioned for the federal trade commission)in prominent positions mainly engaged to build - circles piptest ’ormade by Austria applies to secure violation A' Alvaro' Obregon has declined to accept overtures from' Gen' Eulalio Gutierrez to join'? Hatter in an movement against Carranza and the Villa-Zapata coalition but will loyal remain to to Carranza according j by the Carranza an aniiouncementtpnight agency' here As dated' amessage received from Obregon" was Puebla 22 the deducesthat there isno ” truth in” the report that Puebla has been taken the of General 30 Representative Mann to " - have -the A One his : l& heremoreover that A ‘ - brothci's the reportedto and His This Wilson '-w the to Observe to but Within It WASHINGTON - Gen l!yAT'-cvc7W: re-port in name Villa abandoned of one isj of that lat-Iter’s said iguerra io Power seeking ‘ obtainable is A- dispatches troops Eulal tantamount to mobiliza-1tion orders and its encouragement of a revolutionarypropaganda in Transylvania are hostile acts” official confirmationis No here of the Petrograd that Germany has protested to Roumania because of the attitude toward Austria It I An- reign Zu-baran zMfeo in note to Rouma-I a nia declares that the measures unby the latter country dertaken which are I 23 ' interior lgrad: “Germany j A Temps Petro Has v ' w archy to Executive z — panic aud disorder are in Mexico City by Vera Cruz from todayto the here Carranza agency 'Rafael Carranza’s ministerof the charges that many' womenjin the capital are near death from their the treatment at hands of Villa I V said Lenexa PROMISE Repudiated PLATORM NACOZARI ” Jan ASHINGTON TTfT ss O Paris Asserts REMINDED Planks Says actions 5 t prints Machine Renomination OONE-TERM X ' Plan : Secure to Seeking Personal DEMOCRATS s MISTREATMENT J V oes SENDS NOTE GEEMANY PROTEST TO ROUMANIA Wilson Up Republican Leader Washington at Overtures PEACE i i Received Advices ROM f lx ini - 1 General Has Brown inheritedmost of Edward Hampton Jack 1 v-1 Russians’ Transylvania Campaign Diverted - ront Less Since requent nC late NEAR DEATH WOMEN - wJk -tJ the ' -J i f lipno X (X y Warsaw Say Przasnyg&r BOMBARDMENT lather x Mexico in Reigns rom Vera Agency X M SHIPS RENEW COAST ' PARTY’S divorce three after dealer n? firatz Kirk- XX ' Vi BRITISH 1? 1 TIME - L' l' V 1 ! -ri zw 'v ! 'V City ire the ui-jiHiiuis liPcnmA Avifp - 1 ' — Verdun — Heavy J PANIC Anarchy Allies’ Alsace Under li’o i who obtained Chicago coal a Bowyer a nnrl whn Xline inel Mrs Stockton Cal wood engineer of $50000000 estate of her T Him tanionini I IN to ATI BROWN Ixiraine Salt "Lake Herald Vol 169 No 74 - - IGNORES SECOND - from Thrpr vanral CENTS DIVORCEE ANNE JACK BOWYER TATRS I years-ago t" ADnATl MILLION IV-L Progress in in f 1 k IVE PRICE Y I J' I -in An VULXJ ' and ( have-advanced' A Left Wing the eastern in’ "war The I I theatre ' the f i IERCER Battles I-’ where a situation deemed perilous for army Germans on the south bank of the Vistula’ the east of where the Russian on the-nori army is progressing the river it would be position either excellent' Should cross the -hiJI Bitter CAPITAL " t - - °£ II I MARRIED i IVTAP 241915 JANUARY A MEXICAN LACH GROWING in CITY 74 CIVILIANS THREE BOARD TO ADDED to Jan 23 in caucuslate today reported — Senate Democrats agreement on the administrationship purchase bill and adopted resolutionmaking it a party measure Pledges Binding on President against the Three Democrats voted resolutionbut later the action was “I might refer to otber planks in made unanimous the Democratic platform not one The caucus adopted no important amendments to the bill in addition which do they pretend to keep but here is a plank to those where they pledged agreed upon at previous conferences candidate the principle WASHINGTON final a was going ohms usual in which President Madero’s Under the surface howeverjLtheyfeel was turnedout by federal implacablehatred because of their ungenerals and all the cabinet ministers told and sufferings arrested the to of one misfortunes the “We shall keep the bill It is “A little glrl at Liege who had'beenT Gustavo Madero was sent to the term for President true that the Red Cross Investigators Re lucky Senate until it is enough to get a warm petticoat arsenal passed” said Senator Democrats abandoned the resolution of morningof ebruary19 Soon' ‘after his arrival there it among the Christmas presents Kern of the caucus Judge Clayton offor one term the but the port Conditions There Worse chairman tributed by the ‘from various sources' he was abandonment that by commission wroteto an House “Whether we shall noia 'night sessions does not excuse the President American child who sent it ‘My country subjected' 'to the “fugitive law” by Than in Belgium Democrats or continuoussessions has not been lank Attacks Threatened has been devastated by the sword our who pledged to the principle which he was free' to run the was underdead termined Much will depend on the situation has arisen in dear cure isxlead? our burgomaster who rifle fire of his guards' A remarkable upon a platform which says ‘our platform future course of the opposition” The Russian troops north of principles Poland was a doctor and gave all his time to their bullets is one of the which under Senator Stone 3 n'd Senator Kerp Berlin Jan 23 — Dr whoWickliffe Rose the poor has been shot my father was the lower Vistula are now fifty miles and An official report we believe to be essential to our regardingthe fought for an' agreement after making shot and farther west than the Germans in the ErnestBicknell living with nuns said he was killed while trying others who welfare pledges are made am now they expected our of on the measure declared direction of Warsaw so that a successful investigation conditions the eating bread sent from among to to be kept when in office as well as America’ escape the bill to before sufferers in pass March crossing of the Vistula Belgium on behalf of make war “In of Liege alone nearly wouldpossible insisted that American Diplomatat Dunkirk relied upon duringthe campaign’ the Rockefeller foundation went to Republican senators flank attack by either army a 300000voutof a population of 900000 U S SENATOR PENROSE ILL their fight against it would be con the American Red The Germans are keeping careful Russian PolandtoforBerlin are absolutely destitute and entirely injured O Their tinued British Attack Enemy’s SEEK SETTLEMENT Cross returned today guard over a possible passageof the trip upon the commission for food is division in the Democratic took them the of “There no river Plock evidently for this through parts above the to Keep tnem alive Aiege Severe Cold Develops Into Bronchitis Owen Base at Zeebrugge under ranks” asserted Senator reason but Russian objective Russian Poland now German “In the country districts of Condition Pronounced Not Serious after the caucus Democrat He to the north rather control and was with the province “Every to than undertaken farmers are tillinc-the soil and idea of in that territory Philadelphia Jan 23— United States present agreedto support the to the south organizing COLORADO TROUBLES but they have mo horses and thev are Senator Boies who had been it be before the Senate work similar to that in Belgium being compelledto sell' their cattle for at Atlantic CityPenrose for about two 427 Guarding TranMyhwIa Paris Jan 21 Rose and Mr Bicknell said on slaughter weeks as a party measure” — The Dr return as cattle fodder has been trying to get rid of’a severe cold is igaro says: whole however the Austro-Germans their that conditions in The principal difference of opinion Benjamin Morel On the for today requisitioned for the cavalry This has ’at United political reasons must confined to his bed his heme in on' Senator States consular agent at distressing if anything caucus arose Hoke Poland were most had two results The first Is that bronchitis their attention to the southeast Smith’s that with the restorDunkirk was 'injured' when the worse than in BelgiumtheThey meat is cheaperin Liege than it is in Governor Carlson Pledges Co tne Russians at the end are pressing inclined to His physician said tonight that while ation of normal Ainericun where were recommend ’consulates was damaged New York and the second- that the supply the attack is severe his condition is not of the European war the government through the mountains toward Tranof relief work provided ri da y consulates- of”U of milk is rapidly disappearing private nicnav operation With President’s sylvania serious lease ships to could be purchased made for forwarding “At least 30000 people line up once for 'operation instead of According to Russian statementssupplies day for bread and a soup at twelve Coal Commission have Strong Austrian forces already question is an them through a This government The transportation established by the commissiorv AUSTRIAN PREMIER RESIGNS London Jan: 232— While canteens amendment German been encounteredand there is a difficult one to controlled corporation solve in Liege You Jan 231— Count'Karl ridayowing no young men there Rome Stuergkh airmen on that the Russiansare expected to defeated morning were dropping the roads and the heavy de-on wa-s and’ cripples the Austrian premier?hasireslgned are only old women bombs bn 'Dunkirk one of which to meet serious oppositionbefore mands poorrailroads trucks and distribution starts' at 830 to dispatch-to the Messagr Absent York Jan motor The a Several Democrats damaged the American consulate two New 23— Progressoffuture long horses for supplyingthe needs of the o’clock- in" the morning and is paid a visit to towards obviating gerofrom Vienna’ The count probably Senator Kern that two-thirds British aviators announced the The attacks In front of Warsaw have troops The German government is at the principal canteen until 11 will be succeeded thedispatchadds by bill and in damaging a differences between coal operators and hgd voted to make a less frequent and are suing provisions to civilians to Bil inski ft he Austro-Hungarian miners in Colorado grown apparently a certain The their' Dr "L those absent and killing or wounding the undertakenrecently party Among submarine not being’ pushed with the same determination women measure extent but has limited the J by the President's loaves in net ’bags and old men ministeroffinance Senators Colorado coal wrap were VardamanSome Hardwick crewsof the guns mounted on the mole as previously In the of bread for example to only theirs ba dan a ha ndkerch their to the sea on that commission Js revealed by correspondence n ch of the armies are snowbound Camden andsaidO’Gorman prevent altackfrom of a given out here tonight by Seth pound they 'hide their coats Then they neiievea tnat tnese newJ?ase under colleagues German commissionerswere able to see they go-to ‘another canteen to get their j The British official report issued the commission Peace Meetings Prohibited The senators with possibly exception Low chairmanot have S' bit of actual since STEEL MILL ‘RESUME a warfare Letters which passed in the last movement allowanceof- soup says “no particular damage was There are reports of a peace would vote for the billwho attended the done”-' ‘at took them as far as Bellmow month between President Wilson' the in Hungary Dispatchesfrom Rome about forty “Think of steebmagriatesuniversity IJTU Hitchcock Dunkirk It made no miles west of The UU Al LArAUli “Paris coal Gov A Carlson Warsaw and' well-to-do but was not present 'when sthe report commission George say 300 peace meetings which were women caucus 'whateverto- the killed and battle was half circle professors raging in a to Jiving resolution that six persons of Colorado and the 132 coal for Sunday have been prohibited luxuriously on binding adopted Haiti were Milwaukee Jan 23 — The Illinois and the of that state show Americans in by that the while another report from the around Belimow mow-bring no Steel company's mills a he hoped to have an opportunityto number of others branch of a church tower obtained an President has suggestedthe findings of declares the mounting 'being obliged to stand in United States Steel vote for some to the bill the who to same source resignationexcellent view of the battlefield They a the corporation amendments German airmen 'dropped according unofficial of the Austrian premier Count Karl bread a fewmonths there will be running- practically at Senate dispatches cts anthracite strike commissionin many the able to discern the positions of were will be no distinctions to make because in the bill provides as eighty Pennsylvaniaas a' useful precedent and that he next week when 1000 additional caucus bombs'on the rench port Stuergkh Is expected As perfected and artillery and and that Governor Carlson had pledged watched practically every person in for shipping board to consist the British aviators was be succeededby Horn von Dilinski the infantry men will be put on according One of shells the bursting Davies the of industrial commission the Austro-Hungarian minister of fi be‘ dependent upon the-'ca nteens in of the secretary of the treasury the Commander R B anto an official of Company' Squadron with' the President’s of three who recently made a night flight over Every one’s private means will have 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"The plant has run for the secretary commis nance commerce by and of the Austrian heir to be on therailway sion The presence COUKTHOUSIl BLOWN UP disappeared first time' for three appointed the President Bruges' droppingl)ombs consecutive civilians station therp Prior to reaching The President’s rancis and Ky Jan' 23 A ‘of “No one is starving now but the with the consentof the Senate commission also lias Archduke Charles Baron 'Irvine charge ivopi-q slumn October — tendered its minister gh good offices to Burian the Austro-Hungarian dyn am te ex pl oded n u nde r: the peoploare beginningto showsigns 6f the plant Through" this amendment Democratic’ Zeebrugge 'Commander A Davies' Prospects now tare that operators has of foreign affairs at they are leaders hope towin the: support seven and German headquarters Estill county courthouse here practically the under in' being will continue to run indefinitely at surrounded by slightly German airmen adoption of suggestedthe! ollette plan whereby authorities has also led to talk of the structure kept alive on so’ small a ration Their of Senators La wounded a destroying official said Kenyon and and although i or near to capacity they Senator in access to the company ani0r)o the Germanic allies but explosion ami faces look drawn- and naturally Norris and Poindexter making his flight along the may have-easy shook the town broke fall this is not seriously injured' coast and returning safely officers with to considered windows Nobody was easy victimsto anyUnfecllon” references grievances — that-'everything - administration Zeebrugge ' -f - -before BOMB on-the ’’'’dis-' wasreported ' 7 DAMAGES ’ ti x e : lie-fell incident ' national I 4 ’ ’’ ! the-province - dependent appears -bill relief will-henceforth a ' herewith divert $ institution -proposal -conditions provision' - e -Th ’ corporations operating extremely - suggestion -gee according -children negotiations not-finished Zeebrugge in- -succeeded 'von-- ! -’place -half-pound rations r Carpathians i n i e f -wli i s one-fifth r tonight- ' thsirtravels -one reference 1 S-nator I ’ ’ arranged accustomed' ' ' - - ’ ln-vestmentsXwhich - operators a ' -was income -wounded -were ' ’ line-CVithin in-the I capacity isto ' I r Belgiumwill I a co-operation -the I J t ’ : - t : h a s - i r t 1 1 - - n i the-Colo--rado '-was t ' I -strain ' dissension succeeded -rhe I -the Pro-gressi? 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