The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-09-19


Growers of the Santa Clara valley
Cal, lost $5,2OO,0OO as a result of las
weeks rainstorm, according to n sur
vey of conditions.
Purchase Of s1,000,O0O of fourth Lib
erty loan bonds by the Modern Wood
men of America was authorized by tn,
executive council OF the order I'm ses
sion at Rock Island, III The societ,
has subscribed O million dollars Il
| previous loans.
Eight automobile bandits made an
| unsuccessful attempt to hold up the
United States bank at Chicago on
Monday. John Jackson, q junltor, was
| shot by the robbers when he sought ia
protect Simon Check, the president
They were scared away before they
had an opportunity TO enter the vault.
Declaring that they will back up the
president and the war, Newark ma
chinlsts have reversed their original
decision and viii refuse to participate
In any sympathetic strike. More than
5000 machlnlsts there are employed
on government work.
WASHINGTON.
The United States, as was fully ex-
pected. has Internationally rejected
Germany's peace feeler. In doing so,
the government has spoken for all the
co-belligerents.
Federal land banks In August loaned
T,6S5,000 to 2207 farmers and
brought the total loaned before Sep
TENDER 1 up to St24,S77 900 distributed
among 55,327 farmers, secured by long
time first mortgages.
Draft calls announced September 10
by Provost Marshal General Crowder
viii send 1Sl,S3S men qualified for
general military service to army camps
before October 10. All states have
quotas to I'LL.
President Wilson has sent cable
gram OF congratulations to General
Pershing on the achievement Of tho
American troops In wiplng out the st.
Mlhlel salient.
The war department has taken over
the Smith 4 Wesson company OF
Springfield, Mass. and will operate
the plant and business to secure con.
iinuous production and prevent indus
trial disturbance.
President Wilson has signed tho
Joint resolution passed by congress,
empowering him to establish prohIbi-
lion zones around shipyards. munl-
lions factories and other war indus
tries.
FOREIGN.
Recognition OF the Czecho-Slovnk
'orces as an allied and belllgerent
'rmy against Germany and Austria
Hungary and Of the Czecho- Slovak ma
ional council as the authority having
control over that army has been ac-
'orded by the japanese government.
No peace parleying with the central
'owers until they Internationally ac-
ept the allies basic demands for the
security of civilization. This Is the
altitude OF most Of the London evening
'apers toward the Austrian proposal.
BolshevIklsm from Sretensk, In
'rans-Balknlla, TO the yolga, In Europ-
an Russia, Is dead. The Boisbevik
eaders In this region have been
anged or have hidden themselves,
'hlle the misled red guards, who are
IRVING Mt yladivostok, have re-
ounced Bolshevikism forever.
In extending an invitation 10 all the
elligerent governments TO enter into
discussions nj some neu-
raj meeting place. the Austro- Hun
arian government states that the OBJ
ect OF the conference would be 10
ecure an exchange of views which
'ould show whether those prerequi-
ties exist which would make the
peedy inauguration OF peace negotia.
ons appear promising"
When the st. Mihlel operations be-
m there We're from 10000 to 100000
ermans inside the salient. They es-
iped at the rate OF 1000 hourly, but
he pincher closed and trapped a hith-
ITO unknown number. An entire
ernan regiment, with Its commander
nd all the stan. were captured.
The British steamer Galway Castle
1888 tons gross was tOrpedoed and
INK Thursday morning. The miss
u number $50, including 40 passen-
srs.
From the top of the city hall In
nris the Stars and Stripes futtered
! day Sunday, having been hoisted
: special order of the municipal coun-
In celebration of the American st.
lhiel victory.
An official dispatch from France
Us II is reported that Prince Henry
larles of Hesse has accepted the
own of Finland.
Germany's latest peace feeler, ad-
need through Austria. II was off,
Ally stated at Washington, best finds
answer In President Wilson's Bal I
more speech delivered last April.
'orce, force to the utmost, force
thout stint or limit, the righteous
d triumphant force which shall
Ike right the law of the world, and 4
st every selfish dominion down In 7
9 dust" c
Twenty-one important German .
yns have been bombed by the Brit Y
! independent air force during the 6
NTH OF August, according to infor- u
ItiOn from an authoritative source. 4