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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-08-14
TAKEN TO FEDERAL COURT.
w. w. Held Before Commissioner

TOT OHPdIr IoeIC OSssTarICes'
W. II. Hammond, the I. W. w. and
socialist, who was arrested here by the
police Saturday for unpatriotic utter
ances, was turned over to federal Off
GERS this forenoon. Hammond was
taken to Des Moines by Deputy United
States Marshal VanDerveer, to be ar
raigned before Commissioner Fitzsim-
mons in the federal court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
CONNOLLY
PROBE WILL
START soon
Recorder, Under New
Law, Will Sit AS
Grand Jury
JUDGE PLANS {.
WIDE INQUIRY
kloka Will Be Sum-
mOned to Bare County
Building Mess

Judge Connolly said. Wednesday.
that he probably would begin sitting
as grand jury within a day or two
Altho he was blocked by Charles
II Jasnowski. prosecuting attorney.
by WITT ot prohibition from cali
ing a grand jury he set about get
ting a law that would permit him
10 investigate what he thinks are
rotten conditions in the public af-
fairs Of Detroit and Wayne county
The law has been passed under
which he can sit as a grand jury.
The last legislature passed act
1876 1t escaped notice because Il
was believed 10 be harmless. The
ostensiblc purpose OF the act was TO
permit Judges In cities where the
liquor laws are being violated 90 act
Independently OF the police or other
officers who wink AZ the violations
but Il gives tho recorder the pow
ers oi a grand jury, for tho scope
of tho law does not limit the inquiry
10 liquor cases.
The law became effective only a
short time ago and Judge Connolly
says he will avail himself OF II a.
once. James n Pound. attorney for
Aid George w Ross. will fle a com
plaint late Wednesday afternoon
asking Judge Connolly In his ca.
pacity as grand Jury. 20 inyesti.
gate the recent expenditures of the
board Of education and tho city
building department The alderman
alleges violations OF tho law In both
departments. and n was his charges
that led 20 the calling Of grand
jury by judge Connolly several
months ago. when the prosecuting
attorney stopped him In hie com
plant which will DO fled TINS time
he viii also ask for an investigation
of the fire depart meni What
charge. he makes against me de-
partmcni he will not diyulge as yet.
tor the investigation will be- as Sc
eret ss the regular grand jury
Judge Connolly expressed himself
s being delighted with the terms
of 'hc law Ic said IL conferred
greater powers on him for an In
tostiration than he would have had
originally in 'hat he, instead Of %
citizens. VIII render the verdict
lhr new Law. however. does not
confer upon him tbo Dowcr OF in
dictment After his investigation be-
viii bo obliged go make his com
plaint iQ 4 n-aslstrate. empowered
70 draw Warrants and have warrants
ISSUED
we viii starr ne Investigation
at once" said Judge Connolly. "and
proha iy before the end ~ the Wo>s
We Win be deep ir &c. The first com
plaiu' w'll be against the city de-
parimeu's bar The scape OF The IN.
vcsftration viii be- wide n viii
take IN The county building scandal
and We will no doubt have Tony
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
FIRST OF DETR0|T'S QUOTA OF NEW
NATIONAL ARMY LEAVES FOR CAMP
AMIDST CHEERS OF THOUSANDS

Kloka here within a few days TO
tell all he knows about that. Thus
we will beat the prosecutors grand
Jury by several days as he cannot
call his jury until after Sept. 49,
"Our investigation will be far
reaching and | expect we will have
many complaints from citizens. |
am especially pleased al the out
come. for while Prosecutor Jasnow-
ski was blocking the grand jury |
sought TO call preparations were
going forward quietly for the pas
sage OF law giving this court
greater powers than IL would have
had II he had kept his hands on. !
am busy with my regular court
work, but ! will find time to start
investigating the county building
crowd al once"
Judge Connolly learned enough In
the recent trial OF Tony Kloka 10
give him numerous good leads. That
he thinks Kloka was not the only
offender was made clear by the
court in sentencing Koka. when he
said that II was unjust that one man
should be obliged to suffer alone
for the crime committed by many.
Prosecutor Jasnowski would not
admit, Wednesday. that he would
seek 10 block Judge Connolly again.
He said he did not act before until
the Judge made the formal order
calling grand Jury. and that he
would not act this time, IL at all.
until the Judge formally declared
himself a grand jury.
"I brought the proceedings be
fora" said Jasnowski. because be
lieved grand jury called BY the
recorder would be Illegal and ! saw
no use OF going 10 that expense only
20 have the indictments declared II.
legal later have no objection 70
Judge Connolly holding an inyesti
cation This new law raises him
TO the dignity OF a police justice In
permitting him 20 hold an inquiry.
but IL stops short Of giving him the
power of a police magistrate. for It
does not allow him TO find an In
dictment or even TO Issue a war
rant. After all his trouble he Will
have 10 submit his findings either
10 the regular grand jury or make
complaint before q magistrate who
has power 10 issue a warrant n
he wants to send his findings to our
grand jury they viii receive every
consideration.
I'VE will go ahead with our grand
jury Investigation quite without re.
gard 20 what Judge Connolly does
We Will make thoro inquir. into
various charge both a. regards city
and county SHORTCOMINGS Judge
Connolly Investigation Will be in.
teresting. If 80 Is held but rather
useless in view of the fact that a
regular frand Jury VIII probe deeply
into all The allegations that he viii
consider and more
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
Records and Literature Are
Seized; Editor Is
Arrested

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Sept O.
Hhree separate Offices maintained
as headquarters of the l. W. W.
IN This city were raided by govern
mcnt officers here shortly after p.
no ! W w literature and the mem
bership books OF the organization
We're contiScatcd Government
agents were still in possession OF
the Offices late today
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. Carl
Ahlteen editor Of the Alarm. an !.
W " scmi-weekly, published in
swedish WAS arrested today by a
special agent OF the department OF
justice on a charge Of disloyalty In
his paper he placed the German flag
on par with the American and
urged his readers 10 refuse to fight
Germany.
He came here from Canada four
years ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

CHICAGO. Sept 5.-Government
operatives this afternoon swooped
down on J. W, w. and Socialist
strongholds in Chicago, seizing liter.
ature and records.
National and state headquarters or
the Socialist party and national
headquarters OF the l. w. w were
included in the raids.
Adolph Germer. executive secre-
tary Of the Socialist party, was pres
ent when his Office was raided vii
liam Haywood. international secre.
tary Of the l. w W, was also In
his Office Neither was molested
PORTLAND, Ore. Sept "a
party Of deputy sheriffs at noon TO.
day swept down on the beadquar
tiers OF the Industrial Workers Of
the World and searched the place
from cellar 10 garret.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
LOANS TO ALLIES
S2,666,4QQ,O0Q

WASHINGTON. Sept Secre-
tary McAdoo announced today loans
of Sl00.o00.000 each 10 Great Brit
ain and France. making total OF
s2.666. 100000 advanced by the Unit
ed States government 20 foreign
countries
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
SPIRIT
A WAITS ROCKIES ON
ARRIVAL IN CAMP

dust was beginning 10 reach formi.
dable depths
Get uniforms and equipment. take
shower and dress. greet officers and
receive tentative assignments. march
to barracks, hll bed sacks with
straw and eat hearty meal
That's the program for the men
of the draft on their first day
The entire attitude Of the ,3OC
officers here Is that the personnel
of this army Is OF a higher type than
the personnel OF other armies and
that utmost courtesy shall feature
the relations of officers anG men.
What will happen to the private
who imposes upon this considera-
ton has not been announced.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
eY n. v. WILCOX

CAMP CUSTER. BATTLE
CREEK. Mich, Sept. 5.--"Troat
these men like gentlemen They
deserve every courtesy, and IL is of
The utmost importance that their
hrst Impressions ~ national army
be favorable "
This is ihe spirit With which thc
officers Ok the Eighiy-hfth division
prepared 80 gree. the men OF the
Michigan ami Wisconsin draft. who
hcEan 10 arrive today
Rain fcil during Tho morning.
making outdoor conditions rather
depressing The showers were
very welcome. however. as tho camp
was getting dry as Under and the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

CHATHAM. y y. Sept. : con
scription OF war profits 10 meet wa
expenses was d.manded oday by
col Roosevelt speaking a. The ro
lumbia county fair here he declared
himself In favor OF "a very heavily
graduated tax on tho excess profits
due 10 var conditions. a TAX n
heavy as Great Britain ha- now i'm
posed
THE highest British war profits
tax rs 50 per cent Heavily gradu
ated inheritance and income taxes
are also necessary" Roosevelt as.
serted tic said they should follow
ihe English and German models
In the purchases made by the
government. Roosevelt declared 1T
ought 10 nay prices high enough to
enable not merely the big manufaC
tUrors. but their smaller ana less ad
Vantageously situated rivals TO sc-
cure a generous living profit This
means that the big manufacturer
would have excess profits and he
proper way TO reach these is by tax
ing them heavily n the govern
mont fails 10 follow such action, b.
IL follows course OF indecision and
delay the result viii be as bad as
If has already proved in tho matter
OF building ships
AT present what Is most needed
s. n heavily very heavily gTadu.
atcd tax on the excess profits due
20 war conditions. tax as heavy
as Great Britain has now imposed.
Roosevelt attacked as "enemicc Of
the United States" ;hc Wal profit
oers. thosc workingmcn who refuse
first class work for f'st class
wage. pro-Germans, professional pa
cifsts. those advocating peace with.
out victory" the J. W ". and the
Socialist party machine
Roosevelt advised against ANY
such restriction OF profits rs would
reduce production or lower wages. -
and said.
Tho taxes should be laid pro.
gresslyoly on those able TO pay. up
10. but not beyond tho point where
payment becomes unjust or oppres
siye or in,crferes with production"
The government. he said. should
So careful about fixing prices that
are too low. hut should certainly
prevent excessively high prices
Dcmarders Of n peace except ne
peace OF q complete victory over ~"
brutaliyoi and prusgianized Ger
many of the Hohenzollernf" were
denounced hs Roosevelt; rs enemies
10 this country and 20 mankind.
The colonel Yerbally lashed
"shuly shallyinr in war pre3arttiO9s
and AMERICAS unrreparedncss."
IT took Germany less thDn seven
months 30 conquer France In 1870.
he declared. and now after these
seer months o. war preparation
wo arc atiN nothing like as formula.
bio as Belgium or Rumania."
after dcnouncing rerm7ny's war
fare "a "hidcous beyond belief. Oh
scene. cruel. brutal and unspoakably
foul" he branded German language
I8pcis ~ "scandaldu sly disloyal' 10
tho United states and declared tnat
any man IN congress or cut--whc
tried 10 have those % German Dc
scent exempted from army duty
AGAINST Germany we're traitors.
turc and simple" Attackers Of Eng
land arc also traitors. be e5id
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
GRANDMA ASKS
YANKEE SPEED
German Defeat Best For Rus
sia, Declares BereS-
kovSkaia
HBr VIZ q SHEPHERD

CtUV 'Pf HrftufH HA t|fA 'fA ffoH
fETROGRAD, Sept 5.-"The best
for the United States 10 help save
Russia Is 20 whip Germany as soon
as possible. Brcshko BereskOV.
lkaia. "grandmothcr -f the rcvolu.
ton" told the United Press today.
This woman, who dreamed tor
years Of the Romanohs' dethrone-
ment- and tho Joyous free Russia
which would be- born with Tho cars
exile, now sees hcr countfymcn bit.
terly disappoinfod. se6s heir armies
crumbling before enemy assaults
before and treason IN The rear and
looks 20 the United States for help
in RusSia's darkest hour
With Russian disinfeEration.
Brcshko Bereskoy- kaia pointed out
Germany might secure food in This
country. dcfs the allies blockade
and prolong thc war Tor wears.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
THE WEATHER

D>trott srd vIcinItyi showers thi
afternoon and toniGhti Thursday fai
and cooIcrt fresh 10 strong south
west winds.
Lever Ntrhtxant Rain Wednesds
ptRhts Thursdns fair and cooler.
Ipp~r Lakes strong south an
southwest winds shifting Co north
west "Wednesday night with rnfr
Thu~sday cooler and generally fair.
Iower Inkcss increasing south an
southwest winds becoming strong
Erie MrdnesdnNt rain and warmer.
TIighcst temperature this date
the pn-t - years. -. In iSSig loves
~. IN tS~~,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
GERMAN US ARE
AGAIN ACTIVE
Sinking of British Ships Past
Week Shows In
crease

LONDON. Sept. Sinkings oi
British vessels by submarine FOR
the past week have been slightly
over those OF the previous seven
days. according 10 an authoritative
forecast OF the official statement ob
tained today
Last weeks official statement said
% British ships had been sunk, is
OF more than 500 tons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
SUfFRACETTES
SENT TO JAIL

WASHINGTON, Sept 5,-Thir-
teen women militants today were
given their choice OF s25 fine or
90 DAYS in the workhouse for at
tempting 20 picket tho White House
yesterday. They refused 10 pay the
fines.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
Not So Worse, This
Lad's-That Is To
Say, the RetOrt

LONDON. Aug. 25.-lBv MALL
Said an American soldier tc Lon
don barmaid This beers Ia little
fat"
Said the barmaid 20 the American
soldier ITS been waiting thrco
years for YOU"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
PACKERS STRIKE:
GERMANS BLAMED

OMAHA. Nob- SpDt. M0T0
than 1000 Of the o.0oo employee at
the Armour Packing plant here
struck today, ying up l2 depart
for a raise of i2c' an hour. SO
mon arc out al b'her plants GNu.
eral Manager liowe asserts rhc
strike ls the work OF German agents
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
RACES
Belmont Results.

First Race furlonRs: Sercnest.
10 1ButwelD. won Brooklyn. lO6
tRowan). second Harvest King. ll6
(KeoRh). third Time l.27 10 Voc
luspa also ran.
second Race -Steeplechase. . miles.
Curra Rhaleen, las fRradyb, won Peg
o. Ny Heart i45 tGiibert, second,
Melodrama. l35 (Nicklaus), third.
Time. 4lsl-5 Brand also ran.
Third Race-Mile queen Of the
Water. won GeN. second BahcoCk.
third. Kebo also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
Flint Man Arrested Here

James parhut. 23 years cid. want
Cd i'm Flint On o. charge of assault
with intent 10 kii. WAS arrested.
Tuesday night. in Detroit. bs uetec
tivo O'boRnoll and VAS taken hack
TO Flint. Wednesday morning by
Under Sheriff a. J. sun.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

LONDON. Sept. 5-Germany IA
planning another strategic retreat
in Flanders. according 10 reports by
Allied aviators.
The new retreat 10 prepared po-
sitions." as the German military
staf will probably announce Il. will
clear Western Flanders east OF
Ypres and Dixmude as far as the
line between CourtTai and Thourout.
II II is carried out IN it's entirety.
Il will release almost 225 square
miles of Belgium from the invad
ers' grip.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
: TrurrRATuR REs

one year AKA today Highest ten
pcrature. ~il lowest. 1pi mean. ~
partlN clouds With .o~ inch OF raj
during the rnri, morning.
Ihr sun sets ~ edoesdny nj y.
and rises Ihursdas az 6su2 n. m. Tn
moon rises " cdne-dss nc aio3 y. ma.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
NncntIen rrIp. on the Lskr.

Lake trips fU cleveland buUAl
and Narklrac Island ABOARD the luz
urIrus steamers ~ The -. s. G. LAX
Ifnes aye more popular with yaca
tirrfaf4 fffs year Tran ever befors
st,amsrr fcr cleveland leave daii
49, fn.g5 y m and II ?. m Buf
fslN steamers leave daily az
m Nackirac Island steamers leav
Monday and Saturdays AZ = IN
Central rimel fnfornatio.
about special trips 20 northern an
eastern summer resorts may be se
cured from 7. ~. Davis general pas
Lines or AZ the u. q c. ticket ofncs
ISL Griswold-st-Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

Gurrles - Cantentnent. l-augh'er
that makes YOU cheer. It's all await
luu sou IN The Coliseum of % AmuSe-
rnenfs for ~ cents 0n the Board
Walk. Jefferson a. Bridge The mer-
rest place in town. The happiest
spot on earth.--Advs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
Crowds ThrOng Depot
To Give Soldiers
Royal Send-Off
BY GEORGE MARTIN

By GEOhOE Marlin
St1H Correspondent United Press
WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-The
first group OF drafted men to
train for the battle against kali
serIsm passed from civil to MIL
itary life today.
Quitting the factories, stores
and offices they entrained for
oantonrent camps. Several
thousand will be enroute TO the
camp cities by night, while 9TH
The second section Of drafted
mon will leave Sept. 1e and the
third increment Oct. 3.
The single exception 20 this
movement toward camp today
was Maryland. District OF Co
lumbls and Eastern Pennsylva-
MIA men, delayed until Sept. 10
because Camp Meade, Admiral,
Md. 10 not completed.
The eountry's railroads are
giving the national army the
best facilities. Where nIaht
Journeys are necessary, Pull
mans we're provided. Many
troops arrive az cantonment
camps before nIghtfail.
Before sunset the 1874 men WIN
represent Detroit's first contributes
20 tho new national army will b
In khaki and assigned 10 barrack
in Camp Custer. Battle Cree1
Thursday morning. bright and early
they will enter upon the business a
soldering In dead earnest. To
man they are ready for the task.
with the cheers OF the populac
still ringing In their ears. the boy
clambered aboard special train o
four cars az the Michigan Contra
station az i.l5 Wednesday afte,
noon. and lb minutes later were oi
their way 10 the cantonment. whic,
they are scheduled TO reach shortt
after : o'clock
These are the hrst ~ approx
matelv 500 men who will be sent b
camp from Detroit this week. tn
other contlngen's leaving AZ tn
same hour on Thursday Friday an.
Saturday. This represents Detroit
share ~ the Ave per cent called ou
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
FALLS TO DEATH
DOWN SHAFT

John shea. abolr 6o years old. a
driver for Hiram Walker & Sons
was killed by q fall down an elc.
yator shaft In G. r. Ritter & Com
pany's liquor store. 30 i42 Jeffer-
ave. early Wednesday after.
noon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

The annual Illinois conference Of
tho Methodist Episcopal church s
TO meet TODAY ar Champaign. Ill.,.
with, Bishop Thomas Nicholson pro.
siding,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
.nnmnncen No, the Rase IN Ionaen

A. y w Adams thester. Grand ,.r-
rgs park West Ndams near Wood
lpa-d. thru Fine Arts h'dg Vaughan
CLOSER lfnN 'purfenrE IApd The 1ln-
ser (crwraut erpodIaIlfN urEarfrNi fnt
r4ffnlt Evrnine at Sff matinee
Wed Sat and Sun Starting Mon
~stf f0. Tho delightful soutlsrn love
story bonnie. ADV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
"DRAFT WAR PROFITS"
DEMANDSR00SEVELTAS
HE LASHES D|SLOYAl
Colonel Recommends
An Excess Tax High
AS Britain's
Eliminate the "War
Dragging" Says Teddy

In The course OF his Chatham,
y y speech today Col Roose-
ycli advised against war brag
ging, and recited the following
10 emphasize his point
what's tho use
~ all this Dragging up and down
When three women and one goose
Make market IN your town.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

Michigan produced over 81 mil
lion dollar, worth OF copper, last
year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

ADD To yoUR PLEAsIRFs
stopping st the HOTEL ATLANTIC VII
sdd TO th- pleasurer Of your CHICAGO
wait Gark near Jaokson Bivd.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
Government RAIDS ], W. W.,
and SOCIALIST OFFICES

loone and Calais. with success,
the war office said.
LONDON, Sept 5.-The third
German air raid on England in
the same number OF days caused
the death OF II persons and
the lnJurino OF 81 in the Lon
don district, Lord French, COM
mander Of home defense forces
announced today. He said one
OF last nights raiders was
brought down over Sheerness,
presumably as Il fed toward
Germany. The announcement
brings the total number OF
deaths by German raiders since
Sunday up TO Ii9 killed and i54
injured.
The raid over London last
night was by fleet Of about 20
enemy machines, Lord French
stated. They flew in small
groups snd dropped about 20
bombs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

First Game
prooklyn.. 0 oli3 IS Is q
Toston ..... o 0 o o 0 II 3
batteries and Kruger
walsh and Meyers.
Second Game
phila.......
New York 2
Batteries Rirey and Killifer SAL
Ice and Raridcn.
First Game
Phlia........ %
New ork.... o o x2 2
Batteries Bender and Killifcr,
Schupp, AnderSon and Mccarty. Ear-
iden.
second game
Brooklyn ......'..'s'' '.s.s.s' -
kostor ....... ......... ~
Batteries Mitius and NJ. Wheat.
Allen and Tragresser.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

LONDON. Sept 5-Portu-
ouese troops on the west front
successfully beat back German
raiders last night, Field Mar
shsl Hsio reported today. Brit
ish troops In the n.ighborhood
OF Armentieres repulsed n sinnl-
lar night excursion.
In the Lens neiqnborhood.
Haig said enemy artillery was
active.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05

I-rfDtinR-the piair neat kInd--thnN
o. rfght-rfmes Job Dept.--Msia 4520.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
EdseI Ford a Daddy

a nnepound baby boy arrived In
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Edsel
Ford, Tuesday night. He will be
named Henry In honor Of his grand.
father. the motor king
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-05
RIGA STALL
is SHOCK
TO RUSSIA
Crowds In Streets Dis
cuss "BlOw To
Prestige"

PETROGRAD, Sept. 5.-FslI
Of Riga. officially made known
today, shocked the Russian cap
ital Despite the recent pro
hibitiou against crowds on the
streets. great masses Of people
assembled on street corners to
discuss the blow 10 Russis's
prestige
The crowds also learned from
otfic al announcements OF the
discovery OF further royslist
plot and the consequent arrests
OF the Grand Dukes Dmitri Paw
lovitch and Michael Alexandra.
witch, with the lstter's wife. All
were said 70 have been con-
cerned in the conspiracy recent
ly unearthed At Moscow for kid
naping OF the entire provisional
cabinet
Having crossed the River
IA. we are continuing TO retire
northeasterly TO zeeewold. Lem
bura and Detzhubrsd," today's
official statement announced.
LONDON. Sept. 5.-A Ger
man submarine bombarded the
British town Of Scarborough last
night. Lord French. commander
OF home defense forces, an
nouneed today Three persons
were killed and five Injured.
The material damage to the
town was slight
The submarine fired 30 rounds
In all. half OF the shells falling
on land.
Scarborough is the Queen ot
tho Brldsh watering places"
summer resort village on head-
land extending into the North
Sea. 81 miles northeast OF York.
So tar Hs known 10 Is an utterly
unfortifed town.
BERLIN, via London, Sept.
5.-"A day and night OF vlgor-
Gus aerial bombing" was an
nounced in todsy's official state
nent. German aircraft dropped
explosives over Dover. Bou-