The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-12-07

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rant be issued for William Hohenzol-
lern, charging him with murder.
The shell plant of the Minneapolis
Steel & Machinery company was de-
stroyed by fire Sunday, with loss
estimated at 100000, fully covered by
insurance. One man lost his life, be-
ing burned to death.
The nevys newest type seaplane, the
giant NC1, the largest seaplane In the
world, broke all records for the num-
Der of passengers carried In any air
plane when II made n flight with fifty
men on board Wednesday at the naval
air station, Rockaway, l.. /.
WASHINGTON.
The Sixty-fifth congress began Its
third and final session December 2,
with many important matters before
IL. These include solution Of the rail-
road problem, the army and navy pro
grams, reconstruction legislation. re-
trenchment In government expendi-
lures, war revenue legislation, woman
suffrage and the Colombian treaty.
The federal trade commission, In a
supplemental report submitted to con-
gress December 2, charged the five big
meat-packing companies of the country
with combination In restraint OF
| trade and with controlling the sale of
livestock and fresh meats. Evidence IL
cited nj length to support the charges
Swift & Co., Armour K Co., Morris d
Co., Wilson K CO.. Inc, and the Cudahy
Packing company are named.
A regular army of approximately
half million men is provided for spe-
officially in estimates submitted to con-
grcss for the fiscal year 1920, begin
ming next July |.
Senator Cummins OF Iowa. Republic
can. has introduced II resolution pro-
posing that senate committee of four
Democrats and four Republicans be
sent to France for the peace confer
ence. to keep the senate Informed on
questions arising there.
Bernard NJ. Baruch, chairman Of the
war Industries board, has forwarded
his resignation to President Wilson, to
take effect on January I.
II cost $5.645,0O0,O00 to run the
American army during the year ending
June 30 last; $1.36sO0O,000 for the
navy and S1,516,O00,O00 for the civil
government proper. The shipping board
spent SS82, 900 900 and $1Sl, 100000 was
paid out In pensions.
| FOREIGN.
Sir Frederick Il. Smith, the attorney
general, Interviewed by the Echo, said
that the Brl,,sh war cabinet, includ-
Ing the colonial representatives, has
unanimously decided 70 ask Holland to
extradite the former German emperor.
A dispatch to the General News from
Stockholm says IL Is reported that ne
g0tlatlons entered into with the Rus
sian representatives have resulted In
the formation OF an all-Russian govern
ment under the protection Of the en-
tente and supported by u voluntary
army.
A number of the soldiers and work
mems councils In Germany have re-
quested the German government 10
have former Emperor William tried by
a German tribunal. according to news
agency telegram from Berlin.
The Chilean army reserves from the
districts of Iqulque, Serna, Antofagas-
tn. Tacua and Coplapo. who were re-
leased from service In 1917 and 1918,
have been recalled to the coiors.
The British peace delegation, which.
with the clerical and technical staffs,
will include nearly 500 persons, who
viii occupy two entire hotels, Will
bring their own food along from Eng
land, except vegetables. They will
have their own servants. except chefs,
says Paris dispatch.
-Four American soldiers dispersed n
mob OF thousands ut Esch, after II had
wrecked twenty-eight shops In revenge
for the overcharging of Americans.
Most of these establishments were con-
Quoted by Germans,
Three million German troops, mill
lion horses and great quantities OF
baggage, Withdrawing towards the
river Rhine from Belgium and north
ern France, are conducting the move
ment In an orderly manner. according
10 n special telegram from Dusseiuori'
Rhenlsh Prussia.
Discussing plans for bringing TO JUS
lice former Emperor William of Ger
many. the London Times asserts that
"lf we had TO single out one culprit
for punishment he would be the per-
son" The paper adds that the argu-
ment that he cannot. be punished be-
cause there are others who also are
guilty cannot be admitted.
One of Europe's Oldest "Sister
Susies' Is Mrs. Gardiner. who cele-
brated her 106th birthday recently
knitting socks for sailors.
David Floyd George, the British
prime minister, in speech AT New
castle, said the victory of the entente
allies had been due to ceaseless valor
of their men and that II would be
lesson 20 anybody who, In the future
thought they. as the Prusslan war
lords hoped, could overlook this lit
tie island in their reckoning"
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