The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1917, Page 1

hat _ eatin eatin tbe”. nctiaaaamaaal TS —— PRICE! READY TO MAKE ARRES IN KING AUTO TRAGEDY: Down by U Boat While Under Convoy, MINNEHAHA SUNK, ART| OO LOST, 1S REPORT bbe $——$—$—$_— Attorney for Victim’s Mother Confers) 9...) ane town WithGaston Means—Latter Long | tine nounced tontny they wore a KORNILOFF’S HEADQU NEW YORK, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER LANDS QQUETLY IV RANGE ER AND COE NTO TRANG News Only Made Public To-Day After the Artillerymen Had Ac- TERS ARMY 7 WEATHER & hably chewere te murtew PRICE Se. Ts" es) rye ry | “Cirealation Rooks Open to All” 1917 16 PAGES U. S. ARTILLERY FORCE REACHES FRANCE prance DINAN nnn na een rrests Now Imminent in the Mrs. King Mystery SWEDEN IS SORRY FOR “MISTAKE,” BUT OFFERS AN EXCUSE Official Reply to U, S. Ex Regret at Bein Duped by Count Luxburg. “wen a gve (Gen. Alexieff Communicates by : ‘Phone With RevolutionaryLeader ERY SAILS SECRETLY KORNILOFF READY 10 YIELD, KERENSKY ANNOUNCES, AS REBEL TROOPS SURRENDER presses a WASHINGTON, Sept y to tht He of Ger ntrlgue thre walting for confirmation froin ; ° ‘ 7 Hwedixh Minlater at Buenos Watched Because of Alleged Con-| teins office of the remy tually Begun Blasting Away, With Motel ai las and Belief Grows That End of . | liner Minnehaha had been sunk by @ . : soos leah ica a : : nection With German Interests. [cermin submarine tose rriiay om American Aviators Giving Range. tisine wun. ens the Uprising Is in Sight. | r ti ft submitted Swe | | the Irish t, wi the lows ~ - of her crew. able recelved at the Hh Ins OF THE AME uy PHAN Sept. 1s. | G yy rele niste i (Bows, From,e Stat! Correapondent le G ‘ ' 1 An) IKADQUARTERS OF THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANG a 13.) eee aa “ PEPROGRAD, Sept. 13.—M. Skobeletf, Minister of Labor in the woul office yesterday war so garbled mertean artillery begun tutenstve drill tuday, blasting away at distant of The Evening World.) hs , ‘ arian Ita AITO GF 2 SURE SWAY erned. ‘The departinent revealed to. | Kerensky Cabinet and a member of the Council ot Workmen's and Sob CONCORD, N. C,, Sept. 18.—ol- hat the word “Minnehaha” wos the treetops and scarring erstwhile grazing flelds with practice volleye ghat f " la eee \ ' Del : | k y thin, t td be re jj Wat Hh © wftols hot 4) ier slegites, announces tt the ar at Korniloff’s head lowing tho visit here to-day of P. C. only thing that could | mered. (Thin ts the first word that has been received Indicating that AOS eat SE Te Ra 7 munces that the army a niloff’s headquarters MeDuffic, an attorney representing OVER EXEMPTION OF: Way un cenolS Shon tia notes Awerlean artillery has arrived In France and te training for the Lausing merit cod ma Lasyyre| tM creeres rrding to local officials, tu doter uti Li : - Mrs. Anna L, Robinson, mother of | sntne Just what had happdned to the battle line. The secret of the departure of the artillery bud been Jain to Akerhicln before it was pub Gen, Kornilotl is prepared to surrender,” declired Premier Kerensky = 1 , \ \ : Mrs. Maude A. King, eben liner carefully guarded.| lished, inatead of sending official no- 4 special announcement, “The mutiny has tailed completely shot on the outskirts of Concord on Trnmediately following the reeeit 1 nye witloe ike ly borderiua | tice to i) ‘Government : ; : ft Aug. 29, and C, B. Am- of this. cable. the lume ulfice wa rom the American gun practice pagitivas—they are uatally borderius r Mish Governmen Atter Gen, Alexiefl hgd been in communication by telephone with the night of Aug. 29, and C. B. arged th: wend 'g: full er f the) O8 & Woods—fleid wires run to elevated pavilions crowded with battery | Sweden ta vot obltgnted to ( kK loft 4 al opl that th fi r i ; h viene ne r se! ull report ¢ : = : wn. Kornilott the general opinion, was that the revolutionar broge, an agent es . rua |mishap to the Minnchaha. ‘Tho liner| commanders armed with binoculars, ‘They observed distant smoke pulls | make 4 formal anawer 8 ! onary Cerees jearnes ‘om an ai ® 1" are , ay e, Ox we %; Oy) is ¢ ise. a it wi epee A Decl P: \had 140 officers ana all British} when the shells struck and telephoned back over the fleld wires preseribing | | w ; . k bade he ae GH il fa uld ab a n hi ener 4 ; ’ ive source at oO e y a=) bjec nt p e wa | ress: op rerre na minis 00! v toh dates eaterda ‘oO etro r . wate \e ainiheee Senator 4 gnew eclares jsut , Aad of the local! corrections in the range Until the puffs bit the targets | COWSE, RETEan Te Ayia Wah URE ; : Seta a ae - is ly ay from Petrograd to arrests are {m: . | a he . the Exchan ‘elegray n London, Gen. Korntio s exp mass ot] Pets Submitted Do Not Uphold | pie “tirae int tc the Min-| Sailing on silver wings in « fleckless sky, aeroplane observers with the | the German, Luxburg, and In velicemaciesas DB OG CRD: ROMANE: Ree exp eee MoDuffie, armed with a « Copper Magnate’s Claims nehuhe hb to the ti ad lesan rredth tor van volved In the correspondence, dir ils willingness to surrender on certain term The despatch added agna jaims. | nie 1 to American fore ractised wirely sing corrections for ri bare * ell evidence relating to the financial PP 6 1 boata r y on Mon-| pee ene ‘ ie ; P Ger Bagket anepended re of which ieee ad that the Kerensky government was holding to its demand for un o == | her Americans took turns hanging in a wicker basket suspe rae dealings of Gaston Bullock Means as Dea hat Mdwart A. € day, A me Arthur Han-| ae siritita : conditional surrender of the rebel leader.| the confidential agent of Mra. King. ering that moward: A. cock, a horse breeder of Warrentown, | from a “sausage balloon” making similar artillery observations © enaiie 7 o r 46 . : ° added, howeve sca taiuiasaie han aieaasaeonTig ashes ori asserts h proceeded to the Means home and shel S ne naan of the Executive! Va, was 1) ‘The enthusiasm among the younger American officers In the artillery Be Taint ear aan (by Alliga: idislenate te Petreaead wan: closeted with) Him for several] Commitee of Che chtls Copper: Com! a cable m t Malle! practice was manifested to-day {a wagers laid on the markmanship of | Lowen inight weil 1. mudd ITALIAN LOSSES 250,000, supported Korniloff was made to- hours. During MeDute's conference |P&NY: 18 am essential to the defenao| kK PA rw ue h ts every gun. | by other neutra as Ace A day in a formal statement. The with Means Ambrose made severat/0f ie nauon as @ brigadier genet Pies een abit Back in the wooded space © the American guns are located the |!neluded. |b ' fees cn diatemats of he Entente Powers |in the army, Committeeman Louis yecause ul \ ey offered their excursions about the city, The two} ee ae, 4 sept 8) bed on was o-| artilleryman does not see his targe 1e is too busy setting bis fuses, load: | exactly what Lowen ald Great Battle on f Control of, 9904 services to the Russian Gov- men then proceeded by automobile to] Marshall urge at the young COP-| sumed the fate) jog his gun and jerking the little wooden knob that sends the shell acream-| “The American Minister here dur-| Great Battle on for Control of} oir sev sears tle Russian Gove Salsbury to meet Solicitor Hayden Per magnate be granted exemption | of her Minneapolis fae an genial init overnend ing the present year asked for and Monte San Gabriele, on | to prevent civil war. \ elective ¢ oeday when} and the ewaska, sunk earlter in jerks al ecelved leave to 0 and from <n i 1 Clement, the prosecuting officer of |from the selective draft to-day when rf : : rte al The American artilleryman is a husky specimen, Striplings cannot bas rhea seh Aap SES ie Isonzo Front. DIVISION OF KORNILOFF’S this Judicial district. reitt ace a tee deel otee| Want fiat the Minne-{man guns. ‘That is why American artillery regiments are compelled to|CAtKy WUO" Mit MLE tne| VIHNNA (via London), Sept 19—| TROOPS DESERTS HI8 CAUSE, strict Appeals Board for final con- eorid . ‘s = Ne efore # . je said, | an : ‘ ea " A’ division of Ger <ornilofts Ambrose, it became known to-day, | sideration. : F final con) ia had been sunk came yesterday | Weed out young and ambitious und yall oe neta when Turkey had not yet gone to war] Hritivh Admiralty Wireless ‘Fress:| so rcey, composed of Mt re trast pike ods 0 stand fumes from the breach, Iron muscles a 4 tates and ite inter- © Italian losses in the venth if 7 4 has been tho silent nemesis of Gas-| Stormy scenes followed the an-|!Tom tlie survivors of the torpedoed | needs leather lungs ¢ withstan he breach, tron ni with the U i Ke ate aid a | Tl iM tan I an i has reached Tsarskoye-Selo, fifteen ton Means for a long time, Ambrose, |Mouncement of Committeeman wil-| Steamship Verdi, wlio reached an i‘ &@ broad back eats bad t8 Se atieas ia Gonr| oe ee ial state- | miles south of Petrograd. Kuguaheth, | ant of am Dyckman that, after tw ntle n another verse Swedish representa ment inn » tant ar! loyal MAhommedan officer, was as an agent of the Department of | AlN Si i Shea Perna it thane pas ple Omee, “hy ter (sent to treat with them and il Justice, investigated many of Means's ration, it had been agreed toa wir SEVEN U BOATS IN F ' rds at the sread).'t 1 re ¢ psd ‘ ative|t!#t Guggenheim be — exempted. yeoelved a r i! 4 a milion, eod to vbindon resistance oy allege P| entath iH ‘ ot as * o that pinte movensnte as ae a ap ni ive sRscbein sated lo Mie burpering rT © fate of the THAT SANK THE DEVONIAN show ti Fe at TDINE. tte 1.—dtadlane and vernment on condition et interests in thi orting ris, to Sweden, has re ‘haces ame “ amMdavits that he is necessary to the Pm Sia Sih alla ligongrastakshrienk pealgakaned 8 ent 10 the Caucnsie bk ad ' Atinut ransport a edivh) Gavernrmer okie an Giekeaalon at Manta Sat must not be employed Wa fauna Gut a lexeat deal whout dministration of the affairs of the ; SGN WIKIERE ae requested to transi fighting for p 1 of Mon lagainst the Durka, thet, aaa Mende atate with Mrs. King ond, {OVEFAMENt as an expert mining en Bee warts Sl Kour Other Vessels Sent DD lbefore April 1, bi jubriele, on the Inonzo front At teligionisty. Premier Kerensky agreed when the wealthy woman came to/Sieer of @ concern whose business |*0" age would not be apt| Same Time, Survi lquired if the Swedish Governmen saued by Gen, Cadorna, mentiontnx to the proposal her death at Blackwolder Springs, |S0Nually amounts to about $2,000,000.) MO Gaaiin related by the| Four Killed on Leyland Line {would be willing to aaume charge of San Gabriele for the first time) te appears to be undoubted that (he private interests who wished to have |He also claimed to be the inventor|‘@ Rive {he | OME IES | Amorican interests in Turkey In Hat Intense Aahting for p savage” division. though abvocaeill the mystery investigated, borrowed Obs cath aln Process of smelting ae tha met tants lost, a| AN ATEANTIC PORT, Sen jof a rupture - rs ‘tailor ct Siete Bae », Korntiof, had no idea of thelr Ambrose from the Government. Am- er hearing the board commit-} 1 Ti. 1 to have been killed | Fivst hand reports of the sink The, Swedish (Governmants axe on or his alm, The division brose admitted to-day that he was|'ee's announcement that Guggenheim |e ee ee a ex mtosion {Wess ago of the Leviand lin mens to forward mics SeaUeRe ikwitho of Sante onsiste of olght regiments of Cau- . 6 . | be exempted, Senator George B. Ag-|'™ "he eneine ro siti (aN ! he lose of four lives, were I T pay {the United States to pr em t : caste. Cave ecru! working directly mith the prosecut- /De exempt ai Heo sa eons LB Ae which resulted when the torpedo |Vonian, with the loss Seven Wounded, Three Will] the Foreign Omce in Stuckolm or to yet buen captured, the al a Cavalry reoralted almost = ing officers in this State ck that part of the vessel. The|brought here to-day by survivors Wl A 2 J ¢ Fore) : pee i rmiy established just und usively from the 1es Ingushes, A MOTIVE BELIEVED TO HAVE|and said that he did not believe Gug-| "000K (OAK MAN were picked up soon atter the ship vent| Die and Teuton Club {tbe Bwadien Legation Je Om apna and out of range of the Aus-| Kabardints! and Ossetinians and con: BEEN DISCLOSED, genhelm's appeal had established | gmong the reported victims were | down. ariier despatches to the State Destroyed By Fire iegrion Abani Sede eahalypst v8 rut , fire. The Austrian e-|taine a few Tarturs, Almost all the Solicitor Clement a few days ago,|Proof that he bad sufficient technical) pyoiye officers and engineers, includ-|Department from don said @ the | J 7 a Lediae’ ae torwasding of latéecs mer Agd bpd A mem oo ste| Mohammedans, and among them are after going over the evidence col-| knowledge, ing, it is sald, iret OMicer Peirce,|crew were saved - 5 s' ics “g Shae saute haa ae ies i ten » have been heavy| many princes, Some are wholly un- Jected in Concord, was stumped be-| Louis Marshall refuted Senator) purser (. A. Wills and the ship's doc. | According to American horse tenders. | BUENOS AIRDS, Sept, 18.—Tho|to or from Turkey, ll Mi tile tte 0) losang on pail sillee educated. Their commander is Gem, eats of the lack of a motive. It is| Agnew’s opinion, and went so far as Capt, Frank Claret was landed |%® American, whore i hip [Antl = German rioting continued |formed the depar Brine: gration, now ritieh mrin t U | ot a such permission nthl some GRGAratGd Bc mictive wan bean foundltc say’ that Wis Pemarkes Sad: been sone ust of Ireland, It waslranpenter and his assistant ® j|throughout the night. very Ger. |DO Aik Miah Pim eka atter POPE GREATLY ¥ WORRIED TO Be ithe rae Rattene ae and the prosecuting machinery will/unpariiamentary, Marshall urged | goclared when @ torpedo fired by the t |man business house and restaurant |gweden had taken over American in BY WAR-TO: HILT GER ANS. Foreign Minister Tereschenko om begin ite work almost immediately. [that the copper man be granted ex-| The Minnehaha, twin-serew veusel|caught the Pevonton amidshlvs 44] in the downtown district waa lt tess in Turke: ets! ives that inere da’ to be aaa Ambrose arrived in Concord short-/emption. His plea was supported by|of 18,714 gross tonnage and long alsent her to tram. fort reties LG : jack cet rhe Gorman ailins ai sto be ly after the shooting of Mrs. King at]the vote of the board favorite of experienced ocean goers, |ater ‘1 ly aleigg: es people have not rmitted| Von Tirpita and Other Advocates “We want America to tind — the spring. No one here know any- a eft this port five weeks ago, and was| Seven submarines, the mu ne and |e Dulidings were damaged bY 1) ineir Government w that! of Frighthulness Combine Against | stand,” ead Tereschenko, “that thing about him. He spent several EXPORT OF FOODSTUFFS in her way back. She was carrying macrens neuearee EF ve icat_ of mer-| 8F% ‘The police wounded seven rlot- |Gount Luxburg an Argentine shthulness Combine Against stand! sale. Tareesnst ee Smeg hours in and about Concord and dis a small quar of general cargo, On| oe imen. sinking the Devonian and|ers seriously and three are expected | Foreign Office off « “notorious Peace Talk, Government thie ia not the time appeared as silently as he whit SHOWS BIG INCREASE etuen tri Was ONC Of Al four other steamers, The v « were | to die. Jana," nor have they heer en any} ROME 1 A “war to the hill for propaganda, either radical cr McDuffie is chiefly concerned in the group of «ix steamsiips Which were |heing convoyed through the arts | At firet the crowds were so un- |detalls of the German ArBe'S MES- | py forming Germany, the Yon) conservative, Everything from financial situation of the case. He — escorted through the danger zone by zone and encountered the sutmersbles | manageable the poll owed ull |sages went throug | Tirpita advocates “frightfuiness”| now on will be done for the ts interested in knowing about !n-} WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.—The value | destroyers. a off the north coast of Irelo streets leading to the German Lega-| Despatches from any, 6] oobining with leaders In Mecklenburg| prosecution of the wan We vestments made with money belon&-| of preadstuffs, meat and dairy prod-| The submarine is sas to have ap- —_——>— tion and Consulate, while the archives |ceived via Holland te Indicated |” y RAARAbAIDA, Of Ait panos talk have discovered the iron hand is ing to Mrs. King, He has a wealth] ot, cotton and cottonaced and minerai| peared suddenly In the mites of the $11,000,000,000 CREDIT were taken to the storage vaults for|the newspapers: thers ps Foe eenen enacting the Vatican, the only way. Now is the time of information, ; olla exported in the eaven months enas(fteh evidently. w ng o take big safe-keeping. Firemen, armed with|mitted to publish eral refer-| according to , eg ne a te'de nething but fights Ofna Tt ts wald Ambrose's investigation§ | ie i. uy aggregated. $1,007, 065,190| {10K# in ordor to send down the welt-) BUT T() PASS TO-MORROW | rifles, prevented the mob from de- ences to tt Inatend,| to-day. A sharp political atrugsle Was) > tiems can be taken up when oover every angle of the case, Before] sy on ay tn ate gg: Mt re tee | known. linc r ree torpedoes were stroying the offices of the German|the German Government apparently | reported In proge the fighting is ove! leaving Concord this afternoon th) samo period last year, the Department | fred, or Kine the innehaha in | Transatlantic Company, which sup-| sought to twist the matter into an Pope Benedict was disturbed over) 7 Foreign Minister was Kerene agent was caroful to obtain photo: | of Commerce announced to-day, Tho | the engine mom on the starboard ldo,|McAdoo Submits to Senate TeN!9-| pew the city's light. Heavy forcen|attack on the American Governiment| ing jatoat obstacle to peace, but was! sky's personal cuvoy to Alexieft, All graphs of the spring and minute! gross incren rly $226,000,000, | and tho others, according to reports, tive Budget Showing } of provincial troops are guarding the | for “stea atchea.”| ag heless, to be hopeful thar{afternoon the two—the Iberal Cabs measurements, Ambrose described| Breadstufts from $251,715,-Jench accounting fer another ship. , railway over which German Minister! Chancel + will AdATeR®) cman liberal elements would pre-| inet member and tho general of fhe the investigation being carried by | 860 . to i at and datry |The names of tliewe ether destroyed Needs for Fiscal Luxburg is expected to arrive to-day, |the Retehstag ay old regime—talked Russia's gtwve Swann in Now York, saying: “There Lh ar TOM $167,542.508 to $235,608,- |yosseis are not win WASHINGTON The Cabinet hows approved the can disc ae « ce risis over, Finally Alexleff threw a live wire up there somewhere.” iss ia cee ols from $112,024,818 | phy sMinnelia 1 made twenty- | sent 1 000,000,000 WW tion of President Irigoven in pres reports 6 ing her Other. Yerean spore tonday Indie! nis we to the side of democraay, Chief Justice Clark of the State yore of ame te and tage |X VosRe New York and|Bill | nate to-day, § senting passporta to Count Luxbure. = aioe ilabe resultant fram demands ty| He consented to pledge his iite, # Gupreme Court hus informed tho] gore tin inthe teeny conte att 8 Tandon sit ir begun, carrying | Mild he expected it t qe iatanin othe: sonatas ‘ mile Yacht Lenses New her allies, reaultant from demands by | neceagary, to tho Provisional Goverae Prosecuting official that thero is MO] toranod 521,861,290 Ne, valued at | 16000 tor and supplies| Seeretary MeAdon | action in the case of Bar ue; tonpenne ait teal| hnen Ghteaaeeiaia anaULA. ee ment reason why the case In Concord vat S.40K49%, compares WiKK) RUE ; r tho rat time [tot idear abiowrini: that | \the Swediab Minister, but Nee Lone . lott ans Fight to approve or disapprove the Con.| “Alexteff did a splendid thing tm not be reopened through the Curoner| pounds, valued at $18,709: thane } ‘ Avoyed tleet, [yi Sia er samy will be taken pending the recsipt Of gnerage off Saybrook Point about mids tral Powers’ reply to Pope Benedict be-|accepting the position of Chief af holding another inquest as 4 result of’ vious year. In 1898 only 20,827 pounds! eens provided either by mora bonds further details from Washington and yight, Destination unknow About fore !t i» despatched from Berlin to Staff,” Tereschenko declared later, j sc a Giscovered evidence, of tinplate were exported. {For Racing Reauite Page 2) ereasod taxce at the December seaniga Stockholm, @iz-hour run to New Tors Rome Promig, Kerenaky bes announced ' \ i: