The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-30

qGE NUMBERS ENLISTED
4 MEN BECOME INSANE
.Addition to Many Other
hings, the Army of Kaiser
Is Irreligious.
nv MALCOLM CLARKE.
+, cahla 10 The Tribune.

ERLIN, OCT. go iiS iePoit 'iioe III
"A, had been increasing in tho army
rot surprised anybody living here.
cannot we'll imagine a more drcary
~ than that OF a German soldier.
men are treated worse than If they
/. animals; indeed. an army horse has
,nch easier time than a. private. AS
',ho officers. they have little else to
~, srrut around and respond to sa-
a And they appear to he constantly
,.iled by their sense of their import
i within Il month three of them
"A themselves. The army Is irrcliG-
!, emong other things,
Labor War in Sight.
u arc threatened with a labor war of
n Dimensions, involving possibly sew
millions Of workers The trouble be
I hi the shipbuidiug trade. where the
myers. in retaliation for some sec
Al strikes. declared partial lockout
In affected &c. 900 men. The dispute
since been taken mp by the federation
EMPLOYERS in the metal trades, who
.a,cn 10 lock out ca per cent OF their
'snen II tile shipbuilding trouble is not
1e5iatcly settled. This would affect an
tional 800 900 men. Finally, the work
In The great electrical industries have
ea,cncd 10 join hands with the metal
Scrs II the threatened lockout Is de-
ID.
Navy Costs Money.
Id Taechlait slaics that tho navy esti-
rs for l9, provide for an effective
.rgih o. 10000 mon. an increase of
4 on the 1910 estimates. The policy OF
government, IS To maintain an adc-
Ii number OF men for the naval scrv-
4 All the time $4,000 men could take
& OF 100 ships Of war. big and small.
"A Que Oh the Detectives.
frwan policemen who arc permitted
hGgh now and thcp are rearing when
dDty over a story which one Of them
|fhi from Paris 1t is ''onc on the
fci,ycs In the French capital. who
CDlcd the German police few years
yh"n the famous Captain Spe-
E held lIp soldiers and uurgom1stcr.
.Sory ne brings as that OF robbery in
q Is OF the most audacious kind.
IN In some respects reminds us of
'pcnic. \ icweier named Scypcr re-
|el tho visit of man VINO told him
y NJ. Roland. living In a hotel near
Bad commissioned him 10 sell some
nblc jcwclry worth s70o. ROLAND
dd chow the property TO any likely
~. Not willing TO invest in thc jew
Alone, S"yper spoke Of the matter
y friend nnmcd Garaud. and they
cfi 70 llnd tho money between them
naive The profits. They called on
iand and inspected the goods. The
= was agreed upon. and just as Soy
.tnd Garuad were handing over the
11eF two mon entered.
w are detectives" Ilny said '"This
-UDle0 urrncrrH H..
,pamc ut the law They grabbed
n MONEY and jewels. and took the
y men 10 the Palais d" Justice There
prisoners We're told 10 remain in
waiting room while the detectives"
" " 70 interview the magistrate on the
~. lhey returned presently. "Th"
ekliatc VAL see YOU first thcy told
eaIu. AMI away won't the three. To
y s'upciaction they learned that roth
nad occn heard Of the case. As To
oetecliycs. the two men described
Y TOTALLY unknown. Then il dawued
~ them That they had been clcvcrly
in'o cievcrly-laid plot. and now they
fondering II they will ever see their
~ asain, The French police arc not
'ns much about the affair
Declines to Kill Himself.
'rMfdl GaCcrn still refuses to shoot
''@M' saving he would postpone tho
."sr until some of his brother osri-
q VINO ADVISED him 20 use his pistol
rnlseil had tried suicide themselves.
"oerai SaGeH has been involved in
n f'anuel Involving the reputation Of a
,,hnoWn woman and her Children. He
Y. 'he only army officer involved in
-sucs. but he has been braZcu about
thun.tling' 1t Is said. that he was the
"A, ol TWO Of tho woman's children.
~ nights ago several officers met
y 81 club and talked the matter over
sAid' with the apparent approva
..ne Other officers, Go shoe, Yourself. ."
n emperor has been asked TO take a
~ nut lie has not done so. lie is
aau weary OF squarinG things toi
p''aoic officers and officials.
Prize for Aviation.
I,he minister of war has been Iclu5cc
III ,a.ppllc.itions sine" il was announced
oro. " would give S@5.ooo as Il prize fol
er'erlahd aviation contest
',osrntx ',x apparently is not exempt from
.oplle 'en accidents, The car OF Russis
-yntly was In two accidents inside o
rni. rIni. Inc Grand Duke and Duchess
'rn ,sse n and the czar and his chill
LII rc Ssrc motoring from t'riedberg I,
AZ "neh thcir car collided with a Far
III "HSson. which WAS flung into 4;
rs, A. nc motor was damaged. Th'
"A hhu 70 get another car To return
.1in.s aecond collision occurred, ncccssi
|Ir change into d third automo
No'seless Paper Programmes.
@o.he time ago one OF the local the
-.r introduced the ''nolscless paper
aann)cs. a.,1r)cs. They can he freely Ian
|rx Nnout Thu causing ANNOYANCE TO audi
" The empire. '''N mao 'i'' N''' =
y pnssiE1nl payers who took part /
M. Fscn" F"h RAY have been paid Off /
F1oa ., ,icccited about S6n. or an Az
45Inr 81 day. Those who took I'll
.lors,,,,p pur,s received about S. a day.
|'0fs ~ ist'ildl was summoned TO tn
\ 1ss frankfort Maine in 1873, b,
|Fsrs. Wh Wsu Eved In France thirty-tw
r. herswne all his relatives there dice
'fr1nsnw ncinesick. and returned
Va arre.,.l olt was Immediately dctectc
D ax ,ns he has now been sentence
||cn layn .hs imprisonment, and W!
''fcc years. '''''o'' ''''''
Prince Henry's Visit.
fs yisIt yiIoh ,H Tor Tor Prince Henry OF Pru:
" consul. hlng George Of England W.
ne fcr,hco,s ,s1ncerning the Itinerary {,
'psn prln,nn Visit OF the Germu
% be- ni, 70 lndin. Tho crown prin,
'palR cbSnr,ih royal honors ihrougho,
'dezed tho trs u|rs hint that ih. cmpcr,
prince rip with Il vicw of maxi,
Non. Wbsn" serious view of his d
ne Imperial h complaint was made IN;
.-'iness, he "'r S o,d not understand II
1|m to 'I ,i,ather seldom, II ever q" a,ir'~, .%
Lhr prIncSS.c hand In imperial affai,
7o5age IN ! brother will sonn ,n~i,,
soliIh American waters.
Dclf,t 11lpune Want Ada