New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1917, Page 6

¥ | ¥ | e Elated by Detection of Messages to Germany § The Washington revelation ‘of a in Argentina acting for transferring to Berlin greatest diplonrat intermediary n messages one of the § sensations of the war. "The P fopment itself is not, however, a t surprise, the chief surprise be- the American officials were ‘the Zimmermann note of last rr regarding German overtures to 0. 4 that kto obtain the messages, as they | jere had been no fresh develop- | affairs edish ere in Swedish {last night.. The Count Wrangel, _%, paid a hurricd n yesterday, but flo! of the Argentine nd at he had read apers. - the B \& had heen Rotm Bowon ! thros don, and” the 1 3d from the Swedish government. 3 reported as probable that the atch or cipher telezrams to Swed- LAl be stop th the exception punt Wrai mes jo Swedish governm larchy, the aris L ¥ ofri ¢ T Getman throusho 0. Victorin in several p h€-s hias proclaimed her German iments as strongly as any German & “Phoe h peonle, on the _F.hand, are reported as leaning ap to minis- who wr ont of vigit to the leo- Avowed matter in the office cither h fore recelvad no enos xt move is nt, with the Bwed b agly against Germany in the more | Mnt stages of the war, particularly 2 the unrestricted submarine cam- £q began. | eden's leaning tow j nsidered a hatural complement ! old fear of the Russian autoo- ¥ ‘but the Iintente nations held ¥ Bope that when the cause for that s it was removed by the revolu- fSwedish feelings mizht undergo @ical change. f § Sweden Under Suspicion. i@ suspicion has been current f@nd throughout the war many was obtaining much infor- m of military movements which not be procured through ordin- _ Bples, the spy industry, in fact, ng been pretty well stamped out i | for more than a . w lessons taught by several i 5ns in the Tower of London. The {3t that Lord Kitchener's death F o the Hampshire went down was rd in thyt rmany -of . his departure has persistent with many, and it has ast the foundation that his plans known and discussed at dinner EASY TO GET, EASY TO KEEP— * USE “DIGESTONEINE” AND WIN quick relief from heartburn, sour, gassy stomach, diziness and other indigestion ills. Tone your entire system, stir up your appetite by fol- lowing the lead of thousands— U S E 4 The Key to Relicf’® 1 have never taken anything that gave me such quick relief, and I I Spent hundreds of dollars with o Yemedies, have been bothered over five years with what was pronounced gastritls. I ate food that I knew Would raise gas on my stomach, so to my surprise after having taken the: dose of your ‘‘Digestoneine” I had no distress whatever. JAMES W. STOKES, Gallatine, Mo. Yo dt if youa suffer longer—Digestoncine ity gk o et City Drag Store, New Brit- ain, Ct—The TEconomy N. E. Drug Co, Bristol, Ct. FE SMARTNESS | JRPRISES LONDON ‘has | interna- | ght on the the | Germany | | tables started. Compliments acy for the ing the m comment | there I Whether, in high soviety American played in obtain- a part of all the ffair, Incidentally discus of the diplom- ssages on the much view is ion in British | the right of sending code messag | shoud 'be given 10 neutral diplomats | during the war. } This identical question arose in Ja- ! war i mis- pan during the when Germany on headed' by to the Japanese Army. The mission | contended that international courtesy and_the princely rank of its chicf quired that its correspondence mitted without cens granted, but Russo-Japanese sent a military Hohenzollern prince in. This ag the of most of the oflicers who thought that no sored correspondence should the army in,the field, and whom suspected t even Wince was not virtually an for. Russia reports Bertin and W ment front, inst at the uncen- 20 some ir erver would ¢h iphering of the preser to th Anvori the, the 1 connection of Gormart official mossi | Buenos Aires to Berlin hy way i Stockholm. The Observer stat received this information ustworthy sources.” NOTORIOU smission from of that from German fierold Believes They Are in ! Diplematic Scrvice, | New York, Sept. 10.—~The G 'jlerold in an editorial, headed sA th mornin, know w Count L s Minister o notorions there are ‘notoriou in the German Diplomatic Perhaps’ there are no mapy than among the diplomats other countries, but the wsses of Germany have the fatal s ‘ continually projecting themselves [ 1o publicity. “Phe only advantage/Germany has in having men like Count TLuxburg 1 the diplomatic service is that they { cannot be in the armys If the German Army leaders had displayed such a ck qf intelligence as the diplomats ve done America nced not have en- 1 the war, because it would have long ago s Germany is concerncd, that she will’ disavow funx- declare she has never thought of &sinking vessels without their leaving any trace. Since in all cases that have become known the German.commanders have given the passengers and the crew an oppor- tunity of leaving a vessel doomed to destruction, the German Government may succeed in convincing the world that Luxbur incomprehensible proposition was instantly rejected. However, we cannot understand why | Luxburg was not immediately dis- missed for the very fact of proposing ch a course.” Y1y true, the A faivs is i | Imow that E 1hs Forcign Af more in been over & i we fancy burg and The following editor day in the New Yorker tung: “The Luxburg case shows | el of German ‘diplomatis ! can, or will, not learn anythin not yet disappearcd. The ap} { tices of Dr. Zimmerman are still to bo | found in the German diplomatic ser- vice, much as it has shrunk numer- ically. Digpatches such as those of Count Luxburg, aceredited to Buenos | Aires, are verily unbelievable; his ad- vices 0 monstrous, other remarks | contained in the dispatches so fab- | ulously void of tact that one must re | gard his action as incomprehensible | “This man is seemingly out of his | wits. Tie does not even scem to com- ! prehend his responsibility toward his own country, and he is lacking as well {in moral in the ordinar ’ judgment of tho avera human bein endowed with intelligence i “The serious results that may [1ow the allegea forwarding of such | communications hy the Swedish Min- | ister at Buenos Aires can, course, not now be judged.” appears to- Staats-Zei- at the s’ who h ren- sense as fol- ot KYRONEN TRiUMPHS, | Speedy Finn Lowers Colors of His Oft Time Conqueror, Kolechmainen. New York, Sept. 10.—Villar K nen made amends for the many ro- de- 'L* eneverYouWant to Send Money QuicklyThink of : WESTERN UNION There are many, many uses for Western Union Money Transfers. To meet banking obligations—to pay insurance policies—to pur- chase railroad tickets—te¢ gxy taxes—to send anniversary gifts—to supply salesmen on the road—to send money to soldiers in camp. More than forty-five million dollars was trans- ferred last year by THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. to | ] and | | Argentine experiences with $weden, | judg- | from , of | r*man but we do | diplomatic | | auite proper | ers, taul NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, “WAR MEASURE,” GOVERNMENT CALLS MOVE TO SUPPRESS I W. W. ACTIVITY "FAIR -, i T Despite protests and talk about the “violation of personal liberty and the government of- Attorne the ac ahead: in th the Industrial dorn of the pres: headed hy (No. pictures) e vigorous action a, Workers of the World. Such action follows the nation-wide invasion of the offices of the organization and the seizure which govern- ment officic men 18, 3 in going rinst documeonts Is say incite to violate United States. women of the I W, of the w plans thys hindering the with of the organization instigating troubles in the copper and iron mines of the conflict The membe are accused of of Minnesota, Montana, zona and other conducting strik in the and | gions, including the spruce forests of Specifically. the ed with making war tates, and have been BERLIN by v This Week The Greatest Fair in History of Connecticut State Agricultural Society HORSE RACING Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday - Large Entry of Best Starters Washington, where timber is being taken out for the construction of air- planes. The I. W. W. is also accused of plotting destruction of farm m chinery in order to hinder the pro- duction of food cro: No. 1 shows an 1. W. W. strike crowd in an Eastern city; No. 2, Wil- liam D. Haywood, leader of the or- ganization; No. 3, Attorney General Gregory; No. 4, left to right, three leaders of the I. W. W., Carlo Tresca, Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Haywood. the ¢ laws United prose- Germany. the labor ldaho, Ari- lumbey re- feats suffered at the hafds of Hannes Kolehmainen, his Finnish riv ‘es- terday, when he led home th tter in one of the most stirring strug@les ever fought out between them in the three-mile race at the second half of the s of the championships of the Scandinavian-American Athletic League, held at Ulmer Park. Both men sprinted madly to. the finish, with Kyronen's, longer stride standing him in good stead and en- abling him to defeat his older 1l by three vards. The time of was a new championship smashing the old magk of made by “Koly” in 1913, record, 15:37, AGE ht, Ward WON'T N. J., Sept. DOWN. 10.- tennis Seabri 1Tol- combwe won the cham- A Dry Town in Georgia. (Macon Telegraph). “Could The The The The sit,” asked tour you, Boston sidev Telegr Wk in front of ph office, direct me to a public atorium 2" “How’s dat e me with st of Nelse, janitor, who was sweeping could “I asked if you could directions to a Natatorium,” exclaimed the visitor. “Oh, yassah, yassah,” replled Nelse, BIG ATHLETIC MEET Detectives is been makin’ raids purty !;;" Free Vaudeville—Band Concel Ifireworks Display Near ever day an' snatchin’ ‘em up | % —Eire e Lo e tenaly terest |+ ADMISSION—Adults 50c. “# Children 25c. NIGHTS 25¢. To AlL “ou Thoo iir of friendly interest ' & - ; er like you is, if you | \in't mighty erful dey’ll hand you | Sompin’ you kain't drink after you git it asked pionship of the Seabright Lawn Ten- club yesterday Vernon &. Prentice, champion, in the 6.3, 1o Cricket after- defeating Harvard round, nis and noon, the old challeng DAY KISSING ¥ Affectionate Greeting Quite Proper If Not Stolen or Hidden. IRMISSIBLE. (Narragansett Pier New York Does the time of day or the scene of it proper? Dispatch Iixchange). to the bestowal of a kiss make more or conventional or This deep philosophical question has been discussed here this summer by matrons and mai and the gen- erfal impression seems to be that this decide that in broad daylight in the of thousands of bathers is and conventional. "he controversy arose over a nove! custom that has been adopted at this Jle bathing place. The sta and fair nymphs who in the foaming billows ho- of simply being noted darir i stumes. Not floating mattre it did when first in- troduced. A more exhilarating time was sought-—one that would create a sensation. It was found and it did. It W osculation, or kissing, if you prefer that ture. ®ut on the hot sands trip the bath- diaphanously clad, gleeful free, | on something to relieve the monotony of the summer resort will or stolen presence a Kkiss given 1o wart frolic daily come tired delightfully hued bathing c wave riding on cvoke the thrill Adonises gloriously just nomencla- A vaca- tion. Venus as the case u such + the connu 1 gagements matter—they touch—ah! it is ove has been exchanged and the happy pair 1to the waves happ: buhb- bling over with glee at the new sen- sation. In the crowds that watch theé per- formance are husbands and wives and sweethearts. But what F ides, the too, seem thrill with the novelty there can be no harm in it stolen in the darkness of the sum- mer night. 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