The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1914, Page 2

ree 3 > ” parent from the fact that contests afe'now in pfogress along a front ex- ,, tending over 400 miles between the-positions on tbo extreme north and « south.” « ae » German: Crown Prince’s , Army ; Reported Saved by Retreat' LONDON) Nov. 24.—The Daily Telegraph's Petrograd correspondent tn- timates threatened Warsaw, but has been severely repulsed, The correspondent says, hoWever, that his forces arrived alarmingly close to Warsaw before they were finally checked “At Plock,” the correspondent continues, “five German corps were by only two Rursian corps, which, after putting up a desperate mse, Were compelled to retire. This left the road to Warsaw open and | Germans pushed ahead, staking all on arriving at Warsaw before re- Poe e € a care of itself. “The Russians made a stand on the Beura River, though that position be Bot the most favorable. The Germane were always in superior num- but a number of Russian corps were moving speedily against immense ities of transportation toward the threatened quarter the German skill in retirement they would be tn a perilous) ein a long tongue of 'and between the Vistula and the depen ‘commanding geficral would take such chances unless he knew that it to smash through on his flank, This ts not impossible, Reonenkampf is operating in the north. Let this hint suffice.” | Reach French Coast by Dec. 10, ei LONDON, Nov. 24.—[Annocinted Press.]—-All algns seom to indicate i that the Gerinans may undertake a concerted attempt at any moment to break through the lines toward the Channel const. reach the French coast by Dec. 10. re being mado afong the Aisne and in the Argonne, heavy pan reinforcements are moving dhrough Belgium toward the west. It in believed shat another desperate attempt to hack a way through British and French lines is about to be made. ‘There is nothing to where the blow will fall. Heavy Krupp guns are being rughed toward the front tn great num- Pers. The activity along the coast continues and the bombardment of Ypres, Soissons and Rhvims as well as the fire upon the allied trenches ts Kept up with vigor. \. The armies between Nieuport and Dixmudo are now. practically caught ender a thin mantle of ice. Great quantities of German supplies abandoned the inundated section are frozen in, BERLIN, Nov. 24 (by wireless tolegraphy to London)—An official ‘eommunication given out to-day by the German Headquarters Staff says; “)* “British warebips again appeared off the Belgian Coast yesterday and f barded Lombsortsyde and Zeebrugge. Our troops suffered but slight from ¢his bombardment, but a number of Belgian villagers were ing “a Otherwise no actual changes have occurred in the ” OFFAL FRENCH REPORT t i'r OMRON the Gemap Crown Prince's army during the last five days | Fecments could be brought up, leaving their line of communications to | entirely on these walls of water to defend their flanks. | Latest Report of German Plans| till more troops are being brought up and it ts now said the plan te) | {United Press.J—While vigorous attacke upon the; ¥ SMPER REVEAL HOW KARLSRUHE SPS HER WEB Four or Five Auxifiaries Cons stantly Stationed in 50-Mile | Circle Around Cruiser. | | | | THEY F LASH WARNING. Employs Captured Vessels) « With Prize Crews as Far- | Seeing “Eyes.” Detajia of the clever acheme whi | by the German cruiser Karlsruhe, | | which has captured or subk fourteen British and French merchantmen in Caribbean and South American waters, spine her web and keeps wire- less touch over a radius of several hund::4 miles of ocean were given to to-day by the | Ing between New York and Brasilian porta, This commander learned the secret of the Karleruhe’s success from a German in one of the southern ports, who in an indiscreet moment passed the tip over a noggin of rum. The Booth liner’s skipper has sent a full report to the British Admiralty. “The Karleruhe is always surround- ed by four or five ships, either, Ger- man supply vessels or captured boats that are awift and sure and manned by prize crews from the Karlsruhe,” sald skipper, whose name obvi- ously cannot be revealed. “Bhe lies in the centre of « hun- dred-mile web, with each of ber aux- (artes as outposts north, south, east and west. Each boat takes up a posi- tion about fifty miles away from the Karlsruhe and maintains this posi- tion, whether cruising or drifting. “On the foremast top of each scout boat is a crow’s nest with a lookout there day and night. From b's posl- ‘Scene of Terrific Battles i in Poland and the Respective Commanders Varietal Ons oe PRIN RATE Merchant, had been elected foreman.| MESSENGER FROM KING Jnlike the custom in the New York Sity Supreme Courts, the fret mah on the Jury ie not automatically ite} |MPORTANT SECRET ERRAND foreman. There was never a question in the minds of majority of the jury that Siege! was innocent of the mak- ing of fal statements, but ery NG THE LERMAN NO MOVER Se OF SWEDEN HERE ON pecial messenger of the iched New York this yamship Hellig Olav ANIMED AND SUNK: HER EW RESCUED mre es oe SUBMARINE ‘U-18 British Send Boat to Bottom Off the Coast of Scotland. LONDON, Nov. 24. of the Admiralty German submarine U-18, which was reported off the north const ef Scot- land yesterday, wae rammed by a British patrolling vessel and found: ‘ered. The patrolling ehip. rammed the submarine at 12.20 o'clock in the after- noon, The U-18 was not seen again until 1,20, when she appeared on the surface flying a white flag. Shortly a thie she foundered, just as the! British destroyer Garry came alon side, The destroyer rescued three fioers and twenty-three of the marine’s crew, enly ene drowned. The names of the German officers captured are Capt: Lieut. von Hen- ning, Engineer Lieut. Sprenger, and Lieut. Neuerberg. The submarine U-18 was bullt io 1912, She had a cruising radius of 2,000 miles, and a speed of 14 knots jalon Sunday with the Danish steamer Anglodane in the Baltic Sea, outside Falsterbo, Sweden. Two German torpedo boats went to. the assistance of the destroyer as she was about to sink, and @ majority of the crew was taken aboard then. ‘Three of the men were rescued by the Anglodane, but one of them, the chief engineer. died half an hour Jater, Conflicting reports reach here con- cerning the fate of the 8-124. One report states that two German tor- attempted to tow her to ugh she was in a sinking condition, Dut, there is no report of her arrival there. Other reports state that she was so badly injured that she sank almost immediately. ‘The injured boat carried no lights. The Anglodane was not dam: The torprio boat destroyer 8-124 was built in 1903. She was of horsepower and had a speed of 28 knots. She carried a crew. of about QUEEN MARY THANKS MRS, PAGE FOR GIFTS Asks Ambassador's Wife, in Letter, to Convey Her Gratitude to American Donors. LONDON, Nov. of the American Amb of thanks for the Christmas gifts |from American children to children lin England and on the Continent. The letter is dated York Cottage, Sandringham, Norfolk, Nov. 20, 1914, and reads as follows: “My dear Mrs. Page: Having heard of the approaching arrival of the steamer Jason, bringing Christmas gifts of warm clothing from the ghil- dren of the United States to the chil- dren of this and the other belligerent countries, I am anxious to express through you my warm appreciation of this touching proof of generous sympathy and to ask’ you to be so kind as to convey my heartfelt thanks to all who have contributed toward the presents, which will, I feel sure, be gladly welcomed by the children \for whom they are intended and re- ceived with gratitude by their parents, “Believe, yours very alncerely, (Bigned) “MARY R.” “HANDS OFF’ ON ALIENS, 1S WHITMAN'S: PROMISE Promises No Criminal. Charge Until Civil “Test Case on Subway Work Is Brought. After a Jong conference to-day be- tween Acting District Attorney James E, Delehanty and Chairman McCall of the Public Service Commission, it yas agreed the District Attorney's} office should not initiate any criminal proceedings against subway contrac- | for violation of the law govern- | to ing the employment of aliens in city improyements {nasmuch as over $300/- 000,000 in subway contracts and other city improvements are threat- ened with abrogation and total pa: ysis of subway work may follow. On the other hand, it was art that the Public Service Commission jshould start a civil suit against one of the subway contractors te serve as a test case. When Hi il bn nds initiated apd on just whi gror 6,600 | was not announced by the, Chairman of the Commission. BRI TIS REPOR1 GERMAN PLAN TO REA CH FREN CH COAS T. DEC. (HARVARD ‘GRADUATE ie IN BRITISH REGIMENT DIES-OF-HIS WOUNDS. LONDON, Nov. 24. <The np ae of an-American coltege to I ret the war is Lieut.. Geoxge WMiai whe belonged to the Duke of “. ton's regiment. Mr, Williamson's name ts in toh 24.—Queeh Mary | casualty Het he among those @ying trem has sent to Mrs. Walter H. Page, wife {the result of wounds He was | dor, a latter | {fm Harvard in the class of x Concer Every Day, From 10 a, m. to 6:30 ns {all and hear he wonder ful new, improve Demon Disc. Phonograph, Eqison’s greatest and latest triumph—. the instrument that Tepros duces the voices of the world’ 4 Greatest operatic ‘artists, wi all eel ood « a ol in cone: Fi beautiful new condbel chamber. Don’t. miss, this musical treat,” New Edison Shop 473 Fifth Ave. Between 40th and 41ch Stresialt ,, jiiciillance 1 ERE tion: he ‘can ‘eee twenty-eight miles | 4M of the twelve believed that Siegel | from Christiansand, bearing « mesmae | sinty: men; STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY. Infantry AttackeR. ‘Repulaed; - bapeud bis ship's Soctiga, 's ' [conaldared himnaelt able te pulb him. |{icmy SING austey i ne pet TEAMS. . SThis putethe, radius of the Karis. | **!f out of his troubles, too, iroportant to. tryst ‘either to, tue Hermans - sh kr) Wiha fe left at oni HOW THE JURY VOTED ON FIRST BALLOT. The first ballot stood nine for con- ‘= ine cables. Ground Gained, News From Paris "ARIS, Mov. 24 (Ansociated Préea). The! a statement given out ruho’s information at seventy-five or eighty miles in every direction, If a lookout en ene of the scout ships BERLIN, ile). ~The. Oficial Press Bureau made] ©! denial to-day of the statement of the disclaimed knowl- contents of the packet he je said that it had been jag Meese says: . diveovers a merchantman the fash ts/ Viction on # misdemeanor charge, one ‘and | See: ay that the Sritien! Adearaiey Yee e greater part of the front the enemy janifested his activ-| sent to the Karlsruhe and she rushes |for conviction of grand larceny and sie unk off the coast of Scotland by ‘cre the steamer sailed. Everything possible was done to enable him to catch a train quickly for Washington after the steamship arrived here. Mr. Ostberg thought that the mes- two for dcquittal. This was jaken as @con as the jurymen returned from their supper. When the second ballot was taken the juror who voted for a Britian Mahoning} vessel. “British reports concerning the de; piruston. of rman submarine: sa he Press Bureau, “are unfounded. No Ritoarines miaslt Ehichistanty by an intermittent cannonade, which was less spirited ‘on the preceding day. Nevertheless, there were here and there some try attacks, all of which were repulsed. Theso attacks were particu- ly violent in the Argonne, where we gained some territory, and in the up to mab the prise. “If {t be a British cruiser whose funnels the lookout spots @ report on the position of the enemy is burried yan , ae by wireless code back to the Karis-| grand larceny had been won over by | **%¢, ity ta atue SARE il of Four de Paris. ruhe and the scout ship pute off at|thoee who adjudged the defendant| “WASHINGTON. Nov. WILLIAM REDMOND, ery cone is nothing to report between the Argonne and the Vosges, and, @ very heavy fog has interfered with operations. ‘The sani- sree of the troops are favorable.” ister rock Sweden, W. A. 3h said to-day he did not know Per ‘Ost: berg and had no knowledge that a mes- sage was on its day to him from King ‘The Minister said he was in BROTHER OF JOHN, JOINS BRITISH ARMS. top speed in: the direction indicated by orders from the cruiser spider. Whenever the Karlsruhe makes a catch she summons the ecout cruisers guilty of a misdemeanor only, but the two whp thought him innocent still held out, A third ballot had the same result and then tho jurors went to the Thanksgiving Novelties That Will Delight the Liftle Ones ° cont in to assist in transferring coal and Court for instructions. rnment, and that if Ostberg brought} LONDON, Nov. 24.—William H. K. ’ , O tomb Dropped by German Airship pagepel Immediately after this, « fourth [him & communication he would be much | peamond, M. P., brother of John Red- Turkey Roasts Filled With Candy sere. “Ite @ great plan, and it's my opinion pee Karleruho can't be caught By, Rey tbin jess than a whole fleet of itish cruisers as long as she works tho epider:'web trick.” SIEGEL ON WAY surprised. GERMANS PUT A LIMIT ON PRICE OF POTATOES AND THE USE OF FLOUR. mond, leader of the Irish Nationalists, has joined the army in Ireland with the rank of captain. The action of the Irish Nationalist member in joining the British army ts @n unequivocal answer to those who doubted the loyal preceesetion? of the Irish Parliamentary party, and is sure to have an effect on recruiting in Ire- land, where the Sinn Fein agitators ballot was taken and now eleven men voted a misdemeanor and one clung to his belief in Siegel's inno- cence. The fifth ballot brought the verdict. On the way to the train to-day Sle- gel talked of the verdict to the news- paper men. He said: Perfect mimiatures of the reci roast Mother takes from the oven on Thankegiving Day. These are dene to a rich, brown crisp and are just check full of ghe Most Delicious Chemie read that ever tempted a sweet ROAST WITH STUFFING COMPLETE 15¢ Damages U. S. Consulate in Warsaw Sa snuitron. Nov, 24.—A bomb from a German airship fell in front the American Consulate at Warsaw to-day, breaking the windows of the but injuring no one within, according to a cablegram from Am- Marye at Petrograd. Turkey Gobblers ' Phe incident was regarded here as indicating the proximity of the advance guard to Warsaw. American Consuls received instruc- 8 early in the war to leave zones of great danger whenever invading arrived in their vicinity. . It 1s expected here that if Warsaw becomes a battleground of the Ger- a. and Russian armies the American Consul and his staff will withdraw a place of safety. iso with the colors. | cs or the land war if plan rd William ‘Redmond. bl bitterly giish rule and suffered many PE GERMANS REPORT FRENCH LOSS OF 600 IN MOROCCO FIGHTING. persons in the strect in front of tho consulate were killed and ri at sit Re Casemant’s party have Made: From Selid 'I have to be satisfied with the ver- oe Dut none of them was an American. HOME 10 TRY 10 dlchiet Suter: 1 cnx ot fh vets Stash Ee an, another fea Milk Lepeol Toy Srenbiers: opted, was to bro: tong, by thirty das sare he time for prot mont jsace, ae, Pd Prussis faand a few cities in hi ‘snore has been issued for the city of Berlin and the Province of Bra a4 Judge had confidence enough in me to give me another chance. I am go- In uy to New York to-morrow to w personal matters. Then | W: I shall. start for Chicago and start once again at the bottom of the lad- gure which sets forth that it der, duty of everybody to supervise with “Iam not as young as I was the/| et d Pestaurants using’ wheat d restaurants using wheat flour first time I did that, but I feel cond- nian thelr peaking: Lg? 2 P.M. not Good ota | Fashion Pumpkin Pie, a Chocolate Ecluire—Not the real thinies | ore ia” iain LSC & 1 aah eee te wie yd chages WIN NEW FORTUNE * (Continued from First Page.) CHILI SENDS VESSEL , % dent of being able to pay back all my |¢Very Gay. and they tay not begin) ori Nov, 24 (by 5 to Say- y Run About to TO SEE IF GERMANS ‘make good" almost overwhelmed creditors and the depositors dollar for Fr spares ease, map ase sted | ville).—The French losses in the recent him Gollar, How long this will take 1| {freely at the “alsposal of guesta in inne, tahoe fighting near Khenifra, Morocco, during the attack on an encampment of moun- HAVE ISLAND BASE. VALPARAISO, Chill, Nov. 24 (Assoy SIEGEL NOT VERY HOPEFUL cannot tell. Money is eo scarce just ABOUT THE FUTURE, now that I can’t even peotiet. AS only OS emer ae {HALF CLAD WOMEN Get a Runabout? & ite ciated Preas)—Tho Chilean training! ‘There is nothing hopeful in Blegel’s| KDW one businese—that of Gmelal Pr tone when he talks about the task paghly Unt I Sat Thy tha eek: IN BELGIUM STAND D. Fed in aid yo rt & defeat that has ‘been assigned h: . by the|not disclose who will gi le | for th inch, who, it is ‘sald, Tost two Court. With credit gone, he will have| Sasistance I need at this ete a ag betters ————EE Soeevense cnoco- to launch On a wea of hard times, tient | MY Oar 4 On Ronen: FE sronch Cat money and widespread distrust. There| wreprution, Py next June. I cannot WELCOMES NEW TREATY. LAPES im Boccia! Hollday Boxes, all I can do is my ernamented with Turkey, Pumpkins rotest that th wan “by it all Thankegiving Gecoratlons, is ttle cheer for the depositors in his | bes! homeless 2 i, by the © Russia Looks tude or the attitude of bis coun-| John B. Stanchfield eaid that he elgian Relief Somme! ion | Wilson G fe Hweets ure girly high class, coneldered the, verd! In oceans froth a® oo Eieee Tate ok | tg Now Commercial Aureement, ear tr ag After everything was over last night mland the crowd of spectatore—the greater part of them women—gone in the wake of Siegel and his coun: Justice Clarke was practically LT in big court room, writing with his own hand in the little red morocco bopk the record of the sentence he bad Imgposed upon Henry Siegel. He halt- ed his pen defore he subscribed his name and said: "This ts justice, You see, it wives Siegel a chance, All heard je had the opportunity he could redeem himself by repaying the depositors the money they ‘lost in his bank. Suspending the execution of judgment until June gives him that chance, I want to sce what he will do with It, If he falls to make # bench warrant will be is will be taken at once to County Penitentiary. “The verdict i» a better one than! -| If he had been found guilty of the! jing more serious charge of grand larceny, | ¥ 4s that would have necessitated bis going to prison and all would proba- bly have been Jost.” Ths Jury, Io ile tobe ad's quarter deliberation, I'now at Rotterdam, Telling of the conditions foun werp aud Malines, the messag “At Antwerp one thousan: clad women stood in the snow and cold awaiti “At ing from hunger of old m thc‘ thay clawed our hands ravenoucly, hecessttsting the use of peroxide to pre- vent infection.” WASHINGTON .Nov. 24.—President | Wilson said to-day he pleased to of press reports from Petrograd expecting negotia- rangement about the sentence | vel Ayes satisfactory, as Siegel has always wanted @ chance to repay those rays suffored loss by his failures, Whether Be,bee the chatea ene but ft coal an rovisiona to.a German veasel within the rritorial waters of the taland. ‘There is considerable public feottr here on t umption that. th edly violated and the Gov it will take en: rve ite neutrality. cedeieereetifpprendoraes WAR OVER BY MARCH, LLOYD'S WAGERS, DESPITE FEAR FIGHT MAY SPREAD. LONDON. Nov. : ry (Unites Pross).— ing 2 e that the war aatithal tance Malines, so acute was the suffer- and women | the cap » for Vor rich rel Ned ready to help. But Siegel hi only bis business friends.” pe EXPORT EXCESS GROWS. of T aie Encouraging reports of improving. foreign trade conditions were issued by the Government to-day for the week cnding Nov. 21. Statistics trom the ten f m houses, doing it, of the total show imports of $34,000,000 jand exports of i 000,000 for the week. During t three weeks of Bovemper enports exceeded imports 000. This indicates a grow- ‘ade in favor totalled hav of Chill, lecided tl welcomed, but further comment. mi tralit has |made no Moderation=health, long: life, prosperity. That’s why for nearly 100 years we have made our Whiskey for the moderate man. It is he who best appreciates the mildest, mellowest Whiskey ever made — Wilson — Real Wilson—That’s All! 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