New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1918, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAI LY HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1918, ing in Gérmany tates would not gtive part in the f he was said to faiser as saying: pships Were Sunk. ed that American 8 being sunk so fast thu only been able to Sops in France.” Mpassengers told of Dr. Davis was asl ¢ was hurrying ™\nd ismified not\answer. Daviy, also aid, Yhere this, about he y that Y his v would Dr. over, it figured n on the that the Kaiser are enous with United stated Po: Feb. D of Piyua, n 19:—Dr. An Atiantic V. the Arthur Kaiser’s Atlantic was that this to v Davis Ohio, American dentist, ived at country the infuence X out of the Other T cinberger an port yesterday on ar. Norwegian-American iiner Bergen were M fjord from Bergen, Norway. He left S o i Pr of German Itu ) United sc0, Germany Januar havir becit and Julia Dent G V. Judson, former hea States M M Admiral 1 ofiic ne of permitted to do so on a military 2 vas M signed personally by When the liner came into American intelligence oflicers swarni- ed about the American who had hal a chance to pull the Kaiser's tectn and questioned him at Jength, but managed to satisfy them to such extent that he the second f senger off the ship and which searched almost as minutely as wa the Dutch liner Nieuw Amsterdam when she arrived here. To newspaper men who soug facts regarding conditions in Ger many, Dr. reluctant Lo 1alk “Of stances, much many the Emperor.” “What about Germany—food Kaiser harbor the litar e tire of TAFT'S SON TRANSFERRED of he was Made Dirst cutenant National D Guard of United States—Connecti- cut Appointments. \ Feb. First « 19.—The Lieutenant Taft, 2d, Ordnance as fi lieutenant Guard of the United States, to rank from July 14, 1917 announced by the war department. cceptance of commission tional Guard will cancel his commission in the Ordnance Reserve, it is stated. He will report in person to the com- manding general of the 39th Camp E gard, Alexandria, for = to duty on of former Pre a citizen vashington, pointment of inm Howadrd eerve Corp the National circum- to say I left C permit from the under won’t expe explained. ATV 2 with a course, you he Jan Will Re- in me various conditions for instance?” in he by don’t look arved, do I?” stort. the automatically Kaiser's health?” he sked annot discuss the Kaiser's La., Will Fight Victory. Germany want when America jermany has won the will be willing to call il then, Germany will is the sentinment in G “What is the feeling 2 rmany for of Does ce? now aits that Germany araw. Ci- ¢ Haven William Van Kirk of Harbor Road, Southport, Conn., been appointed first lieutenant of the Aviation section of the i i has on. 1 Hepreieh e Smith of Willimantic, heen appointed first licu- Medical Reserve. Duclos of Tor- been appointed the Veterinary Army has of the rederick Nelson Conn., has lieutenant of Corps of the > articularly bitter, so far could judge. The general opinion t America. is not tak- ing the war very seriously.” “Are the Germans still confident of the success of the U-boat cam- paign?” At this question Dr. Davi the first sign of interest, and emphatically: | British ranks reported du ‘“They are not.” | week ending today totalled Then Le added after a pause: { vided as follow: “wPhe German people realize that| Killed or died their submarine warfare has failed. | 35: men, 1,005. They are now depending upon the)| Wounded German army for success. men, 2,944, “What are the Germans enthusias- tic about now?” he was asked. “Peace,” he replied. “They eagerly discussing Russian when T left.” Dr. Davis then put his baggage in a taxi and said his only thought was to get to his home as soon as he could. This Dr. Davis’ third trip here since the war began. Kellow passen- gers on the liner which arrived yes- terday, said that he talked about the war only twice during the voyage. —, 1 second BRITISHI CASUALTIF London, Feb. 19.—Casualties showed replicd 4,106, the ai- of wounds or missing—Officers, 119; British casualties week just ended re total recorded in ma reported in ched the Towe months. were peace CENSORSHIP IN CUBA Havana, Feb. 19—Strict censorship throughout the entire republic of all mail matter foreign as well as domes- tic, is established by a presidential decree made publnc here la night. The decree becomes operative imme- diately is TYPEWRITERS— Our regular stock of highest grade factory rebuilt ma- chines of all makes —Try our rental service; best guar- anteed lowest inspect monthiy; delivery. New Britain Typewriter Exchange, 72 West Main Street. Tel. 612. machines; prices; we machines prompt 157 Cherry St., first floor. 5 rooms. Aj] im- provenients. THE HOME BANKING & REALTY CO. FRANK W. HOLMES, Treas. HARRY G. HANOCOCK, Sec'y. "Phone 728, 193 MAIN STREET T ——— ap- | Division, | in the | Officers | ])UTCH WA ASHIP IN TILT WITH BRIT TQ fie) \ | | | | | | Story Featmed in German Pr Nar rates Incidents of Dispute on High Seas. An ma \tlantic pers 1 ently s Port cceived her of an all the Dutch British an Feb. 19.—Ge feature 2d n- warshio su b prom cident Trompt 1y listory of 1ale between and a like early the American ording to the story which the Delft Courant in >turnin warship, event in navy. The fat rman therk cred by A5 when craft papers, w from ncounter which hoisted Trompt to ignal was chot w forei British si Is orderi for ng tion. whe the or- n examing dist ded i empt t Trot der The ) Trompt 11 contirued whether they had to craft not subject the Rritish the Trompt it must Duteh German to quarte de her element its the do to coni- had and t on query itish ith | British e n cc ¢ ¥ v neutr: orders, but m r as aboard mined. "The to the pa top aptain, accour lin | about to heat British mi the press when hip to fur further war ided not the r in hac Holl: a the recent] nd story it i b ond was said the incident en 1ssed in the sec- chamber, 51,000,000 RIBLE 8TOLEN. Patr visty at Botsheviki. Moscow Pillaged (Delayed.)— i n, Patriarch of and former representa- | tive United tion crve n the proclama- siang to oh- v and church heen abo government. coming to the gre church in s issued faithful calend have hevist holi hy th Patriare from ar | nis hone { The patr { has been ro | encrusted v iin Bols hois Moscow Petro i ind wreh Arra procession chal sacristy at of gold church diamonds and Bibles, with ith other eciol old on ne the covers, before | rub1 | stol \ war, also have been eang of me lorries | two social clubs | robbed the me {and the g well as a and othe while police According to the Petrograd pers the Bolshevist on in simplifying divorse resulted in 38,000 made for capital alone sixty on armed men in Friday night visited in Petrograd and abers of 64,000 rubles 1 of 200,000 rubles, lar amount « jewelry. Two ¢ were them a amonds f the n lynched by from the o of | | under arrest, | »wd which took | news- nment's proceed- ay gove: lica- divorce the Frances Pirukarka Nicewicz \ | | [ aca Nicewic tate of Connecticut, of Hartford, the 15th February, 191 Order of Notice compl Superior Cour County day of said cause Hartford in Tuesday divor Upon brought said County. March, 1918, claiming ¢ tody of minor child, and change name, it appearing to and being found by the subs authority that the whe the defendant Tgnace Nicewicz is unknown to the plaintiff. Ordered, that notice of the institu- and pende of said complaint the defendant by pub- s order in the New Britain a newspaper published in New Britain once a week, for two suc- cessive weeks, commencing on or be- fore February 21, 1918. LUCIUS P. FULLER, Assistant Clerk of said Court. 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