The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-10-17


dlers and sailors who tried to restore
order were Injured.
More than 800 of Cleveland's 900
flremen have presented blanket reslg-
nations to Fire Chief George A. Wal
lace, to take effect October IS. The
men demand that the city enforce the
eight-hour charter amendment, back
pay and an increase in wages.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson selected
"Allies" and "Consort" as the names
for two ships to be launched Mt the
yards of the Submarine Boat corpora
ton In Newark on October IA, In the
presence of diplomatic representatives
of the twenty-three allied nations.
WASHINGTON.
Germany's reply to President Will
sons inquiry, intercepted as 1t was
being sent by the great wireless tow
ers ut Nauen and forwarded to Wash
lngton, Saturday night In an official
dispatch from France, declares Ger
many is ready to accept President
Wilson's peace terms, evacuate the
invaded territory as a prerequisite to
an armlstice, and that the bid for
peace represents the German people
as well as the government
The war risk insurance bureau has
asked congress for S134,OO0,OOO addl-
tional to pay family allotments and
allowances of soldiers during the pres
ent fiscal years. Previous appropria-
lions have aggregated 41,OOO,O0O.
Acceptance In any degree Of the
German reply to President Wilson's
note means the loss of the war for
the allies, Senator Lodge Of Mnssa.
chusetts, minority leader and ranking
Republican of the foreign relations
committe, Of the senate declared
Sunday.
Reports that millions Of persops In
the United States are drug adllcts
and that many men called In the
draft develop the drug habit to avoid
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cei'ed IN faris from 'he spanish IRON
uer' mas ueeiueu 10 seize oernian
SHIPS IN her ports 10 the extent OF
lo'o" IONS IN lhuemhiiica'ion OF
spanish shipp'hg LOSSES
Restriction OF war marriages In
Germany Is demanded py the New
saxon church paper Inc material
advantages which young woman oD-
Jams by the war marriage are so al
turing that only rev resist the lure
says the paper
The Frankfort Zeitung states that
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