Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 29, 1916, Page 1

IwhnsAmRumngmonmolArfillaryto the Galician Frons . ARTILLERY AGINE f&@u‘\m‘-m/wmmm hG-mudAmHm—lhhuH-uRs occupied the Heights West of Gorizia—In the Region Shipping Experta | tee which, sce.msl out the 16th | and Clan MacTavish, which are over- due on voyages over the same route as | the Appam took. GFer /L there is little Hke- lhnody%& The Apphm conld have sue- mxmbed to a storm without notifying the worla with her wireless, which was of the latest type. ALLIES ARE TAKING ! COUNCIL TOGETHER. David ‘Lloyd George Predicts War is Just Beginning for Them. = London, Jan. 28, 10.05 p. m~—“T think that for us the war is only beginning,” said David Lloyd George, minister of munitions, in an interview today with the London corréspondent of the Milan seenlo, “but I am abeolutely confident se although we all victory, hi h.vp made mistakes in the past, Eng- and her allies are now taki fi:‘:"u !n‘:elher and will be !tmnzi use they are united. next spring we shall have for the flxr;-yz time more munitions -than the enemy, and our superiority in men is unquestioned. ‘Besides this, Germany’'s financial posi- t tion s growing worse da = | BRANDEIS, NOMINATED FOR- x-e-i qd ‘the m cial wumnm""'m'm"' 3 not been mentionad m‘m m list. of eligibles which B Swosie ‘Wilson considered, .qwu long list az I aspicants wh he | clothes” men on the West Side. ‘who approved the nomina- not lacking, although th t00, avoided public expression of their ‘They legu'm however, m:t’ o pfume STARTI.ING"PI.OT ,OF‘ CHICAGO POLICE |, Disclosures in Confession Made by Chauffeur Who Drove Car for Ban- dits Who Perpetrated 'Wfl Bank Robb-ry‘ Th arrest of of the fts, - Who. o5 come here from New York. Criminals Imported. The receipt of Changing His Mind on Preparedness ~Republican Leader Squarely States His Position While Upholding the. information criminals had been imported at Do | Mo “pebuked instance of “certain politicians and po. licemen” !D'.h rate I : series f crimes for the purpose. the- city ndmlnlsfi'l(lm. plltfln‘ N!eh olas Hunt, new. chief of Adetective. bureau, under a clo!ld IM indi- e state’s !m his recent E oo Clearing up of several minor crimes by_the confession. Call for a speeial grand jury to- morrow to take speedy action against the prisoners. Six Police Officials to Bo Arrested. At least six police officers are ex- pected to be taken into custody be- e itoe Ly The confession, adcording Mr. Hoyne, was made by Bddie Seak. Oos of the bandits. He implicated Harry. Brandt, Charles Kramer, owner of a West Side saloon and Alex Brodle ‘he speedy. solution of ,the robbery came to the porice ike o rainbow after a long spell of bad weather. For two years State's Attorney Hoyne at in- tervals has been sending detectives and_police officers to prison for pro- tecting criminals. Recently . Captain Jobn Halpin, Nicholas Hunt's ‘préde- Sessor as chief of detectives, was con- Victed. Twelve hundred more police- men were needed and in their absence the regular campaign of the bandits went forward with little check. Killed Policsman a Week Ago. A robbery held up the Cook Tour- ist ageney a week ago, Killed a. police- man and wounded the cashier and es- caped. It seemed - the climax of the crime’ wave until the ] Alppmdfly there m no clbw. Bank- | to discuss ‘mea proteet- ins \hslr property and" As(vte ‘clubs ai bated the proper training of boys. to save them from careers of outlawry, for most of the crimes were commit- Lighted the Bky for . Thirty Miles Arount—180000 Pounds of Powder Consumed—No Explosions. Witmington, Del, Jan, 36, — Seven ‘workzmen ~were burned, three serious tn four fires which occurréd at the Carpey’s Polnt, N. J., plant of the Du -Pont . Powder company tonight. The cause has not been determined. 180,000 Pounds of Powder Consumed. ©One hundred ‘and eighty thousand It Takes Care of lself As to who pays the cost of advertising there are many illustra- tions, but only one answer. Take the case of a certain auto manu- facturer who & few years ago was manufacturing & few thousand cars. His cars were sold for a thousand dollars apiece. Since then he has gone into the business much more extensively and at the same time he has more than cut the price of his cars in two, this reduction being made possible by the increased volume of business and this vast in- crease in the mumber of buyers has been chiefly secured through ad- vertising and the furnishing of the goods to back up his claims. Advertising makes possible the reduction in-the price of thé goods through the incheased volume of business that it brings. Advertising thus pays for itself and it resuits to the benefit of the merchant and the buyer. A consistent advertising campaign conducted in The Bulletin will convince because there is the circulation to carry it throughout -the trading’ radius of this community. In the past week the following matter has appeared in The Bulle- tin's columns: Bulletin Saturday, Monday, Telegraph Local General Total Jan. 22.. 91 Jan, 24.. 94 Jan. 25, . 103 S116 " 169 160 120- 114 960 254 218 234 122 e T 89 ted by mere vouths, largely habitues |’ of poolrooms, Work of Obscure Plain Clothes Men. Captain Hunt's picked .men. were goaded to greatef efforts, but mean- while glory was being reserved for two comparatively _obscure ‘“plain They were Detective Sergeants John Calton and Michael Vaughen. Tonight Carton and Vaughen ap- peared bashfully before Mayor Thomp- son and received his compiiments. The mayor said if the civil service law did_not make it possible to reward them as they deserved he would fight to have the law amended. . Carton and Vaughen owe their tri- ph to a case they were assigned to last New Year's eve—the robbery. of ” {the Daily News barns of $444 by five with Hugheo ash o5 an Pitney also attended the dlnu‘ner llemhy the senate judiclary com- mittee, to ‘h‘dl the nomination was 1l appoint a sub-commit- consider the i Bl <] s talkc Df ‘opposition ing it will develop in ‘There has been no contest of -ny note over a supreme court appointment since the days of French | 1t was learnen. sonight am the endorsements sent to the presi: dent urging Mr. Brandeis” appointment fo the supreme court bench was one Gifford Pinchot; former ehM for- Mousht M Tata m pabie sre e oo ‘he appeared llhc)l‘Qf counsel Justice men. They were looking for one Fein in that connection and a clue that a man with a peculiar walk also was implicated. The fact that five men were in the bank robbery was their only clew. Funny Walk the Only Clew. “Did one of the robbers have a fun- 25 St Yaughen dekud. Seall did.* “That's Eddie Magk,” Vaughen as- serted and they went after him, -find- ing him at his home. A woman ar- facts T oD ™ o ™o% | before but realize the truth. The trou- that Fein might be found at Southwestern _avenue. - Carton and Vaughens reinforced by other detec- tives, made the remaining arrests at this address. As the officers battered at the doors ome of the men in the flat threw out a box containing $7,881 of the stolen money. It was picked up by a newss boy later. He turned it over to J. B. policeman. ~ The .bluecoat specting the fna when the G- sec- ) tflcfivu emerged with their prisoners. TO PROTECT “VITAL AREAS” - | Declaration Made by Lisutenant Col- in confirmed he would be the nm Jew to”sit on the supreme ~ | Calonel 'W. \politicel .v.mu of Kentueky, of Mr. | un- was onel W. G. Haan. ‘Washington, Jan. lOt—‘Why a force of at least 1,025,000 needea to profect the “vital areas” of the United States against a strong enemy was detailed to the senate mili- tary . committee today by Lieutenant . Haan, a member of & nr Aep-rment ‘which spent oL Jrockisis put dumue . The b known ln'ul efense board, and dor vhlah m—odflent REAT IHI‘I'MN CALLS MOHI MIN TO 1‘”( comm 4|9 3568 115 215 799 . 2169 pounds of smokeless rifle powder were Brid unions _have more than §6,000 for the D-n\n:;:'n‘t‘ ters. Government troops inflicted a. se- vere defeat om rebel tr in Yan-nan eteat omrebel troope in Yan-nan M. Longuet, French deputy, said that losses of O s French troops amount ice frolic was started Movies are shown MM“&.MW-.T“& hfmwmflefld U-lym'hv.h Her- W—D&hfl. Mfwmhmwm@ III official -H!ll‘t the | ha n Bridge. Hundreds of thousands of the inhab- | di itants ofml(lnarm reported to be dying of m Pndu'flfll of lh. lsland Creek Coal 1915 .'mmmhll to l.nl.nl The New Yeork democratic stats committee meeting at Albany uman- &‘flm indorsed the Wilson adminis- jon. The Ford Motor Car plant at High- A ree time: it of $14, OW.! +i Mcc Bavivy. . heon.: dusapad > ire & heavy storm, the Panama liner Anl- anca arrived at New York from Christobal. 1y statement of fhe Bank of France shows increases of 5,375,000 francs in gold and 26,000 framce in silyer holding, Chicago’s surface transportation and sovirel Slepaced e Bk u.!"' for four hours by & blowout of tension cables. , that | consumed, causing a loss estimated at|Switzerlan preparedriess W beuavvd he was right. Will Meet the Situation. “With the possibility of danger which vails,” Mr. Mann d.eubfi "V‘:a meet the situation, we rigse to our responsibilities and put this nnioo in & tion where it can protect itself Tempestuous Applause. ‘empestuous upyl.u-u broke from ul Sides Of the chamber reat nations are arraved against one another phexmmf pe today and there are no prospects of S When this war broke out I took occasion to say'that it was o= Quzy always to rememl tha standing for the American Mle ,IM under all circumstances strietly - neutral. Not Ashamed to Change His Mind. "ln::’ ot know Thether' 1 _have my mind since o year agn but I would not be ashamed to. 1 do 'know that the situation has b-n changed. Events have so.modified the that one may think as he did in the past do not realize @n e ancient his- has been t event until it has tory. Does Not Believe in Great A “I do not ballm in a l'l‘-t‘ ing army nor the permans ot a "rul n-vy. bnt 1 do that it refuses & onsider & -mnurm 1 ‘because of its beliefs in the real right to remain at peace and will not be able to do so. A Great Duty to Perform. TWe linve s Speat dusy i determine what ‘men_would be| o $100,000. 'The fires followed in quick he | succession ‘and lighted the skies for more than thirty miles around. The streets here, five miles from the scene; were brilliantly lighted. How Fire Spread. The firfit fire occurred in a_rifle powder detention house at Plant No. 1. The victims were working in that structure. This spread to another detention house in_Plant No. 3, then to a rifle powder house and car un- loading house severel hundred feet away. There were no explosions, the acci- dent being confined to fiares. hours after the four “flares” a ser- vice house in Plant No. 3 ignited and was destroved, together with 1200 pounds of smokeless powder. This was a development of the _ burning “sweetie” house nearly ten days ago. remalf L since that time the debris has been smouldering and as a precaution a goard had been maintained around t. No one was hurt. AGREEMENT BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND MONTENEGRO | co; Montenegrins Promised to Aid Austro- Hungarian Forces. Berltn, Jan. 28—(By Wireles Tto Sayville).—“The text of the agreement slgned on January 25th at Cettinje by the Austro-Hungarian _ Lieutenant Field Marshal Von Hoefer and Major Schuppich and delegates of the Mon: n government, General Major. Lorapar, have been made public b ythe Austro-Hungarian authorities.” the Overseas News Agency announces in a statement issued today. The most important paragraph in the agreement, according to-the news agency statement, is the: ome num- bered ten, which reads as follows: R L) : Montanegtin daiecaton ddsiceto egotiations . as_ soon as o B Auleting influence. on_ the poulation” No. 3 the news agency Two | loca After having br.u'fit down .llht ::ndemypomvhhn-, Ao mn he ler Pour le Meri leut. Boell the German air service, was killed. Ninety-five British survivors of the British “ship Tare were captured by Senussi tribesmen in northwestern Bgypt, it was announced in London. Secretary. D.IIHI will test the wire- less detective invented Frederick Kolster of Washington. The device tes the source of radio messages. Dispatches from Rome state that Prince Mirko of Montenegro is be- of his !\l‘fll‘l‘ his Newport villa, known house - and- $20,000, avenue house and $15,000. She wmnld not say whether her husband made an offer of $10,000 for the “aie vorce, but - declared that some offer was made to her and refused. “Then you did decide to it the doctor have a divorée for the' N Porthotse. and. 35,0005 asked the Sttorpey Semarul: talked it over with my attor- neve” repiied Mya: Monr. “but. I domt think I could have dome ‘it.” Tatk Over Telephone. Apart from - bar tegtimony. regarding | 1o ‘stand today than she had ANOTHER NOTE OF INQUIRY SENT AUSTRIA Asking if Its .MNMPI.I Commander hnulylulavefm—hc hus| Wanted Miss Burger to Know She Feit. She @Ia ot deny that she WhS Miss Burger to know of her “I was heartbrokén,” ' she declas “and 1 wanted m-- e Butyer to know how distressed I was \over 2 { tions. ~ But the doclo} only gave Burger a gaod time. He never have married Refutes Peue. Testimony. She denied telling the e e e i could stand. Asked to explain why | called up her attorney about o'clock on the night of the sh she said it was to tell him she ‘X'S" to the hospital as the.. been shot. i fed attempting to get court and testify that § e attorney general flnllh-d cross examination Just fimn-n. Mrs. Mohr's eo-mnl the: o -direct examination PRESIDENT WILSON NOT TO MINCE WO ‘Washington, Jan. 28. -Presi son left Washington today for a. uiry | ing ‘tour in the middle west in & lieved to have been either killed or|Ami captured by the Austrians at Socuts Bulgarian monks from their monas- tery of Zegraphu unsuccessfully at- tempted to oust Serblan monks - from their neighboring monastery .of. Chil- = Mines and smelters of the three | copper camps at Clifton, Morenci, and Medcalf, Ariz, shut down for. more than four months by a strike, were re- opened. The Holland-. Amlrlun .h-mlhlpco. is planning to mmrl.tn a river nrvlce of its own m Germany exported to Amerl oaThe British steamer M veston, Tex. with a car- gn&otmmtm-nd v*:l"m‘bl ‘worth $2,115,- © uable ever. cleared from that port. o X According to the Hol Holland press, thers are so many cases before the British Prize Court that even if peace were concluded now, the court would have to sit for two-more years to conclude its business. Mwm.n Fulhuon and wuun. Amenel.n tug Ramos of N York. n fromi the boat on its ::flvl.l u! e B, were in- terment camp at ! ——— ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OF STATE CAPITOL. S Funkw.mdm% A"m transporting goods i are to b6 | s it clear- bly | the army Al nifi office then had no lnlorm-klun utto :.h of e Secretary Lansing mecv.h-zfihnv- ernment, so far as it had heard from its submarine commanders, had no re- e e BATTLESHIP TRAINING = FOR NAVAL RESERVES. Pl-nul.umfhn Pduinl m-fuonh 3 ‘Washington, Jnn. 2!—L plan cacy of his preparation programme.. has been fold that most of the o] sition to army and navy increase centered in ‘that section of the coun: try and believes that the success of | defense plans depends in large ure or, the impression he makes. W et sway. from' until Feb; pointc he will make. He wm g0 and navy ‘minutely, giving in detail nm why he believes they should be ed and also will touch on the Mi and international questions and ‘measures pending in “Mr. Wilson ras decided, It I8 £tood, not to mince words in his onces to “peace at any price™ cates or to supporters of extreme. tary increases. While he. will not mention any names he ‘burgh tomorrow afternoon. FORT WILLIAM ALMOST- _ COMPLETELY SNOWBOUND People in Outskirts Obliged Dfllelw | s ofhb?‘ !rk.x"n v, Ni ew Yo Sersey, Massachusetts, - BRhode. Istand e Commestent. T b uled g tHaNL. Iu-hnufurtuumaam-um