The sun., 1919-05-03

the wrapping paper This is paper Of a
heavier. better quality than department
stores can AFFORD to give away In their
enormous deliveries. II Is glazed and
strong. Detectives with samples of this
paper visited many manufacturers yes
terday without result.
The printing upon the wrapper, "Gim-
bel Brothers," with the address of the
store. In black ink, the word Sample"
In big red letters and especially the tiny
woodcut Of mountain climber equipped
with alpenstock. with the word NOV
city" in black, suggested lines of lnves-
ti9ation.
1t now seems certain to the detectives
that the Reds used their own printing
press and did q good Job of 1t. Printing
experts said that the labels were printed
on nat bed press by q skilful work.
man, but the location OF that particular
press among the numerous nests of radi-
Gals In New York is a whale of a Job.
This much may be said, that the in
vestigation will poke into some of the
radical print shops which now turn out
l. w. w. and Bolshevist literature, and
which print small two sheet "news-
papers" for the delectation Of the ''prole-
tariat."
o' Dc Explosive Experts Here.
Still other possibilities Of value con-
Germ the nature of the explosives used,
Two explosive experts from the Govern
ment Bureau of. Mines arrived from
Washington yesterday and made n long
examination Of the sets OF three fulmi-
nate OF mercury caps and three small
sticks or dynamite. These men are
Clarence Hall and H. C. Traunco, who
are now working with Inspector Faurot's
pon0 squad and with experts detailed
by Chief Cochran Of the Post once in
spectors.
They would say nothing except that It
10 almost impossible for the ordinary
citizen to buy illuminate of mercury and
That the dynamite sticks were of unusual
size. Nobody except an expert in the
handling OF explosives and most COM
petent munition chemist could have man.
fractured the bombs, Il was stated. and
opinion leaned to the conclusion that
1t was the work Of German chemIet
possibly a German who was held in This
country while the war was on and who
escaped internment; one who lent him
self to the designs OF the anarchist
gang.
The discovery by naval officers tina,
tne small bombs are precisely like the
Dig new German mines, samples Of which
We're picked up Off the coast of New
Jersey and Off Long Island, is regarded
as OF great Importance by the explosive
experts assisting the investigat ton. Their
work along this line is narrowed In a
way by the fact that there are com
paratively few persons in the whole coun.
Try who could have made such bombs
made them with evil purposes, at least.
INT Is Seized in Raid.
While searching the City Cor N.
origin of the illuminate of mercury cans
and for dynamite sticks like those
packed into the mailed bombs, the DO.
| lice raided the Baldwin Medical Insti.
tute" at 1875 West Forty-fifth street
seized thirty-eight ounce bottles con.
tanning INT and smokeless powder, de.
| tanned Charles r. Baldwin, the pro.
prietor. whose real name Is given by the
| police as Charles J. Pichel, arrested or
April 20 for the unlawful possession o,
narcotics. Baldwin had been taken be.
| fore United States Commissioner Hitch.
cock. who held him in bond of So. 900
He was out on bail. therefore, when the
detectives made their raid Friday night
II was not demonstrated yesterday
that the discovery OF INT at Baldwin :
medical institute" has any real reIa-
ton to the bomb case-the discovery
seeming rather to be one of those acct
dental affairs growing out of, an ex.
tensive fishing excursion-but the au.
thorities were not Willing last night to
reject Its Importance altogether. Ser
seant Gegan. who led the raid, said
that the institute" an establishment
which has been furnishing drugs to ad-
dicts.' according to Gegan, has beer
watched for a long time.
Five years ago the proprietor was
arrested for a similar offence, that OF
peddling drugs. and was sentenced to
| the penitentiary for one year He Is not