The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-02-20
Press Bulletins Tell The Story
OF The Progress OF THE
War"

War"
gIOGALFS. ARIZ.. Feb. 19.-Fred
taiser. said to be a German subject,
vas arrested here on a charge of VIC
lating the National defense laws. He
vas specifically charged with enter
ing a warehouse illegally and was
alleged TO nave been obtaining mill
tary information. Kaiser resided in
Nogales.
BALTIMORE, MD. Feb. 19.-That
the merchant submarine Deutschland
has been captured and that he saw
her in Plymouth harbor with 1S6 other
German submarines, was the state
rlent made here by William Palmer,
second engineer TO the American trans
port liner Mongolia. Palmer said
tnat the British had captured 400
enemy submarines and that 1S7 of
them were in Plymouth chained TO.
sether in the center OF a huge net
work of chains.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Feb. 19.-Ad-
Nocating ar least one year of military
training for all males between the
f.EeS OF II anu ~ NtdlS, anu dSoCib
iZg that if a league TO enforce peace
is formed al the close of the European
var. Amerlca should join it, former
President ". II. Taft addressed the
Safe Legislature i'm joint session here
re urged al true Americans TO stand
~ President Wilson and Congress in
tie crisis.
-
ti,ns between Frederick {. Peniield.
the American Ambassador At Vienna.
and Austria Hungarian Government
has been broken OF. according 10 the
Partner Taeeblatt. as quoted in an
Exchange Telegraph Company dis
xstch from Copenhagen.
BERLIN. Feb. 19.-The increasing
possibility of war between the United
states and Germany has increased the
tension between Vienna and Washing
ton. according 10 the Vienna cores
pondent of the Berliner Tageblatt.
NORFOLK. VA, Feb. ia warn
ing TO marines that a big steel net.
such as Great Britain has used as
gard against submarines, is being
placed in position at the entrance to
Hampton Roads was issued by Rear
admiral Mclean, commandment OF the
Norfolk navy yard. About half OF the
work has been completed. Details OF
the navy's plans for closing the roads
against entrance of underwater boats
have not been revealed, but ii is be-
Eeved that when complete the net viii
entirely block the channel.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-Notice of
2 dangerous area in the North Sea be-
c.use of operations against Germany
has been given by the British Admit
ralty. copy of the notice, dated
February Is. has been received at the
state Department. 1t warns shipping
hat after February Il a prescribed
area. including all waters OFF Germany
AID parts of Holland and Denmark.
VII be dangerous and should be
avoided.
FL PASO. TEX. Feb. 19.-Fransicso
Villa has made his way to the west
coast and embarked for Japan, &C
c1rding to w. l.. Crawford, cattle
man of Dallas Texas. a former Texas
rancher. who says his source of infor-
nation was one of Villas trusted
agents and a man known to him TO be
reliable.
Various versions of a story that
villa informed his leaders of his in
rantions of absent himself for three
months and to return with news that
would make lis followers throw their
hats into the air with joy have reach
81 the border.
RERNE Via Paris, Feb. lS.-Iher"
: no doubt in the minds or Ameri-
ans who have come to Switzerland
from Germany since the severance OF
6inIomatic relations between Berlin
and Washington that the German pub
lac today presents a solid front. Any
s.nger of serious internal disturbances
such AS has been limited at in publlca-
lions outside of Germany is regarded
a. heing remote as IL was many
--,onths ago. Nevertheless, the state OF
rubIic opinion has become a pressing
nroblem. especially during the last lie"
weeks.
NEW YORK, February 19.-Twelye
steamships. one of them flying the
American flag. Lave sailed from mere
presumably for European ports, wnlch
gill necessitate their passage through
tho @prohibited zone" announced Dy
germany. Three vessels that came
through the restricted area, one OF
,-bich was of American registry, arrlV'
Cd here.