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in Glasgow. The last report ^f her giat I was doing precisely, what he NEWS OR THE DAY was on her arrival at Havro from New would haye done." ' ^ York previous to Jan. 3. ^ ' 'qeorge Dewey was born in the T.-R. BULLETIN Crews Missing.' ; \ vhadow of ' Vermont's state capitol at * m "LEAK" INQUIRY . The following official announcement Montpeller, on the day following The ,Weather. wag given out today: Christmas In 1837. At the age Sun rises JAn, ll at 7:J#;.sets at 4:M. "For some *lme past it has been as­ of 17, he reached the cross-roads Iowa^-Partly cloudy tonight and sumed that' the-British and French of his cftreer: oho road led to West Thursday; warmer tcihlgbt. . merchant ships which had long been Point, the otheft to Annapolis. Young Range of temperature-at!Manfeall- overdue had been sunk by a German Dewey favored tne former, but . town: Tuesdgy, 17 above and*3tbe|ow; raider. Information has now been re­ 'IThere was no vacancy for West Monday, '10 above 'and^4 below; Jan. ceived confirming this assumption. Point from Vermont," explained the 16, 1918, sero and 19 bel^w. At' 7 this admiral in reviewing'his life. "Other­ ComnittM DnMw to Aak \,f v J. 1 *'On the evening of Monday thf morning, 10 above; yesterday..I bslow. ; Japanese steamfeV Hudson Maru ar­ wise I might have gone into ;.V*:rv;. rived off Pernambuco, having on board bay on an army transport J&stead of PAQK. ONE to iMpligr ' .- *V* "" :.,;: -T' the masters and. 237 men of the creWs on the Olympia. But it happed that Telegraphic Newas ^yeirt*, ;* * ' . % • of some of the lost vessels which were there was a vacancy at Annapolis, so Twelve Shl^a Deatroyeid • By -Atlantic sunk on various dates between Dec. 12 { entered the navy." Aarain Take Offensive On Raiders. \ rraphi intiui and Two French Military Funeral For Hero 5 slid Jan. 12. At the outbreak of the elvll war, Dewey to Be Burled With Military :*}»* Dewey was 23 years old. He was coin- |enth Line and Recap- Vessels Destroyed or "In addition the steamer St. Theo­ ^ of -; Honor*. dore was captured and a prize crew missioned a lieutenant, and guided the Leak Inquiry Scope Again Widened. INVESTIGATION MAT J*S ! Mississippi as its executive officer In AfC/. ture Vadeni. 1 If>,, put on board; and the sieamer Yar- Bay. Russian Attacks Show Renewed Captured. rowdale was captured and sent away Farragut's historic dash past New Or­ Power. • TAKE WIDE 800PE / with about 400 men, the crews of oth­ \ leans and its forts, lie was not so suo- Plan to Broaden Cosson Lawn. ers of the sunken vessels, who were cedsful at Port Hudson. Farragut won PAGES TWO, THREE, FIVE ; thrti, but Dewey ahd the Mississippi ATTACK SOUTH OP WIDE OPERATIONS -ISv to be landed. No further;,news has yet ARMY AND NAVVUflJtS Iowa Newst Ca^imHtes Ale* Aahi Par iapiR As* been received 'of their whereabouts." ran aground under the guns of the 8MORGON REPULSED Repeal Forces Get Into Action. eeuntaMs snd IN SOUTH ATLANTIC Rivsis Moewe's Exploits. M WILL PARTICIPATE forts. The ship wa# set afire and dur­ Boone Girl Assaulted on'Street. ' ?- The achievements of the German ing the transfer of the crew under Ore, Peculiar Will Case Reversed. Funds and OiiHrlhiHw • May B< ' '"'' '" ' ' the young officer ''lived Ave yetsd Flsgs at.Annapolis; surveyed lower Califor­ PAGES SIX, SEVEN; EIGHT, NINE tured Ships m New Off Brasit ish battleship King Edward VH. whP>(y . house extended the time of Successful raids also were made by nia and part of the west coast of Mex­ ; v.. i|:, City News: 1 Masked Bandit Attempt® Bold Hold- U N? estlgatlen oonmlttee thirty days •''' '• the Bmden and Karlsruhe, the con­ ico; carried supplies to the survivors % . The Russians, who recently have up. and authorised It to employ counsel, * verted merchantman Prinz Eitel jyied- . Washington , Jan. 17.—Funeral ar­ of the siege of Paris; performed duty Bifftat Britlah and two Fraacta erloh and the submarine U-53. at Boston navy yard and tbe naval given evidence of Increasing re­ Shoots Victims When They Resist This foreshadows the extending «f 7 tka Britlah an- steamer Georgic, from Philadelphia department to bring the naval cadets two years traveling on a sick leave in the line, they have recaptured the Daughter Wins in Will Case. morrow. V naitiweHieiit, the raider la still at for Brest, reported sung by a German search of health ;> four years as chief town of Vaddnl, six miles south­ Two More Arrested on Indictments. Washington. Jan. 17.—^Today's ses­ laryA ^A)>parentl]r ahe has been from Annapolis and all the available west of the Roumanian Danube PAGE TEN raider, had in her cargo .1,200 horses of the bureau of equipment; and at the sion of the rules oommittee investiga­ •po-attiik P0. tbp ooaat of South bluejackets from 1(he Norfolk and An­ age of 59 was serving as president of port of 'Gal&ts, according'to a Pe- Msrksts and Gsnersl: for France. A large quantity of cattle tion of the "leak" on President Wil­ 'Amarieal-. • feed, 88,000 bushels of wheath, 10,000 napolis navy yards to attend the fun­ the. board of inspection and survey trograd official statement. Sea Raids Tend to Boost Wheat On the Somme front German . The Ant new» of the raid WW barrels of lubricating oil and 430 cises eral. All available army units will.par­ with the rank of commodore. It was In Corn Also Advances. son's peace note was suddenly post­ troops attacked the French line received with the antral at Fer- of rifles, were destined for^Liverpool. k this important naval office that h» Cattle Firm. poned, so the committee might ask the , ticipate in the ceremonies. near Clery and Biaches, but wero ambueo, BnuU. on Monday evening, The cargo qt;tfr«Ong j^eorge, from presided- at the trials of all the battle­ Hogs Lose Early Gains, -• house for authority to employ counsel, r of the Japanese ateomahlp Hudson Secretary Daniels and ranking of­ ships, except the Oregon, Which were -- repulsed, according to the French Farm Loan Law Pools Loans. Philadelphia ana^^mltsi^6n, Del., for war office. The operations on the Meanwhile the oommittee will make Mara,.which had on' board the Manchester,; also reported s^nk, car­ ficers were engaged today In arranglitft. to demolish the ^Spanish squadron;, at Franco-Belgian front, sq far as re­ its plans to extend Its Investigation - master and 1ST men of the crews ried 1,199,100 pounds of pounder from the details. These included appropriate Santiago. the award Secretary Daniels said the into a general inauiiy, which was fore- "J», of Teaaela deatroyed between Dec. Shortly after hts return from Manila ported, were of a mlnor nature. department had made every effort to the DuPont. powder works, valued at exercises on 'all American vessels and Greece has accepted without res­ cast yesterday when it summoned J. P. 12 and Jan. 12. In addition, the 8900,000, and included in the cargo naval stations thruout the world. bay, Admiral Dewey found himself in secure reduction In prices in the bids Morgan and other well known flnan- " British ateawahtp Tyrowdaie, one the fire of popular criticism over t&e ervation the ultimatum recently of American'firms. were. 40,000: bushels of wheat. A guard of honor composed of blue­ delivered by the entente powers. alers. Some of them were on hand to­ of the captured yeaaela, waa eent jackets frdm the gunboat Dolphin andi "gift' hoUse incident." American citi- day waiting to testify. off with about 409 men who were • ' —— ' sens had raised 860,000 by public sub­ to . bo landed. Ko theae ^^^Amedemi en Goorgie.' , ' the presidential yacht Vayflower" was Berlin, via wireless to Sayvllle, Jan. Mrs. Ruth Thnmaann Vlscoatl., the tumm at Watertown,. N. Y., Ja*. 17.—Dr. Or- scription as a testimonial to the hero COWBOYS KILL woman who, Lawson says, told him tooii haa been received a« jete stationed at the Dewey home. 'f 17.—Russian and Roumanian forces vllle S. McKlm, of this city, was a pas­ It practically has 'beefc decided toi of Manila and they presented him. with Seoretary Tumulty was Involved la the —kTljrBritlsh admiral^ announced senger on £he Georglc, believed to have a house In Washington. Dewey, WO® yesterday continued their\ violent at­ SIX MEXICANS y a German raider. Dr. under the dome Saturday morning at had been a widower since 1873, had tacks with strong forces against the "The committee has decided to ask I teceived tha^ i disguised reaael of Just married Mrs; Mildred . Mcl^ean McKim was a veterinary surgeon and 11 o'clock. The body, howevef, will not German lines recently captured by the permission of the house to employ I '4he mercfcntll* (type was Iqtercept- hadv been ir^charge of cargoes of horses Hazen, of Washington, and he turned Two Americana Recover Stolen Cattls counsel and aooountants and for an ^d Dec. 2 on the northwestern coast be viewed by the public. Ih the event Germans between the Kasino and shfpped to the allies during . that the plan is perfected congress the gift house to hfer. Shortly after­ "Rustled" Across Bordsr By Bsnd of extension of thirty days In whioh to 'of Scotland. b*t wmm permitted to^ Suchltsa valleys, says today's German would adjfeurn on that' day. ' ward the admiral arid Mrs. Dewey left Twsnty Thieves snd Sheet Six Raid­ report," said Representative Garrett proceed nnder the lmpreaston that Report , Nine Vessels Captured. the gift hou»e and' lived in the wife's army headquarters statement. At Another witness to arrive before the .*dbiw«s the Dutch atsamer Qamma. President Wilson will Issue an ex­ v ers In Ensuing BattlSb . ' T /O ' Rio Janeiro, Brasil, Jan. >7.—Accord­ former home. only one place did the Russians and ; postponement was announoed was ecutive order. closing all government In 1940 Admiral Dewey was seriously ing to information received here today departments on fiaturafey. ' Roumanians succeed in getting a foot­ Nogales, Arl>„ Jan. 17.—Si* Mexicans Pliny Flsk. of (New Tork, described by l^idM: «« talked of as a candidate, for the repub­ Lawson aa the mas wha told Archi­ seven vessels In the .Atlantic have been Loss Widely Mpurned. ing. ' * were killed Sunday by two American tM'^QrMcli merchant vessels are be- sunk and nine captured by a German lican nomination ak president, but the Russian' attacks against the German bald 8. White that he "controlled" The arrangementa were discussed to­ .admiral "iJreferterf' tO^remain In the cowboys thirty -miles west of have iieved:;.to'ter»i»«eB m»an folding vessel. . . day at a conference between President positions south of Sknorgon, on the Secretary MoAdoo. ,'rijiaeri 'Th(»>^^«' mnA.jue'r _ _ naydrranks ritaer than seek duch a Russian front, were repulsed yesterday, when they ware fired on while herding When the house met Staprasaotattve Wilson^ Secretary Daniels and 'Reer back cattle "rustled" by the Mexicans, BritWb ^DrMMitiat, Radnorshire venture in stateamaBshlp. HM ad­ says the German official statement Pou, acting for Chairman Henry, ashed Admiral Badger, interment will be in mirers have"since^often spoken Of him according to reports to the sheriff's of­ unanimous oonsent for consldsnUfea - Mbmut Tempi* THAWS CONDITION the Arlington national cemetery. giv^n out today. The Russians who tis the man whir, could have '.been a lad entered the German lines on a nar­ fice here. A troop of Utah Cavalry sta­ of the new resolution te altar the Kin* ptQt%el Geoirgic. Vottair* t., Af ADlffi TlfirTftI?tf In official and diplomatic circles arid! president If he had wished. tioned here Is on the way to fti lA/vlUfiO elsewhere the loss . of thie ' .couhtry's row front were driven back. oommittee to aanpioy «aaaail'ia4 en- -- 'Aaprierea,^ - ^ Controversy Long pontinued. /'f Near Vadeni, between Bralla and of the Aravaca Land and Cattl* Gam pert accountants and anthorlsa most distinguished nival ^ottider was Early In l»14 Admlntl Dewey agialjf pany, on the American side of the bor­ Ihapdore ; and moprned today. President* Wilson, In • a 4<8alatF» the statement adds, the ad- lngs outslSe ot WMhtasta* 9 H^aiyery le'-Net'i^llii^i. as Bxpeeted bec&me consj^ciwus In the current vsanfced Tijrklsh .posta wore retired, a«- der, owners of the cattle. • the ^ong standing cordlng thi«, nunIZ—'WftyslcIa^ at' by'wirelee|j"of the admiral's death iflth teen years before. In his autobio- }|>ies heights and returned to their own the Aravaca ranch by twenty Mttay =ths J 800,000 deficit la the eMapBB ' thaf-^heit raider- was;..ait tiMC^oetfltal #irhere Harry K. Tbi»w, ordeias t^ display flags "it half mast graphy, Admiral Dewey^critlciaed Von lynches with several prisoners after cans, who crossed thai border' thermae* ftmd' of the democratlo tiaKy Adm^al Dewey suffered a colla.pse cording to the sheriff's reports. They off the, SputhrimericMi doaati/At Nor­ who JMftempted to commit suicide^ere Dlederichs for failing to observe the (jefeAting the hostile garrison in their creditors, some of whom are rfphrtsid'' folk ^lakntfbt then w4s pJCdced up v. last Thursday, altho the day previous Yierutrality laws and told how a- shot 'trenches, says the German official were seen by Roy Martin and Matt to have received Information from ad- last week by slashing hixneelf wdth a he mail at hie deek. His condition grew Burch, cowboys at the ranch, who wiirielesf 4rarniHff that the German-raid - Was llred across the bo#» of one of the ;gtatwnel^; mfaalstratlon sources which might be rasoir, Is a patient, aald today that gnrff^ rapldly worse and he had not German ships to impress it with the j ^ixty-slx a(rplanes< of the entente watched the alleged rustling thru field turned to profitable account. If In- jilaa Brazilian coaat near Tbaw was not recovering ae rapidly as been-conscjous eince Mondaty. The end ifaot t^at' the Americanavy had es- 'powers were-shot down on various bat' glasses. , vesMgatlon dlsdoaee any foundation '• < Pernudiuco /lsst Friday. The mes- had been expected and expressed con­ came at 5: 6t -last evening, Death was tabllshed a blbekade aw would coun- (tiefk>nts In the %onth fit December, They followed the Mexicans across for these storiss. It is probable that iage, addressed to' "all ships." jriacad cern both aa to htajsental and physi- due to a, .general breakdown accom­ tenance n^gundue <^ctlvi& on the part !a0Cdraing to the offIclaVstatement to- the border and started to herd them, several members of the democratic the iriiw^ tin latitude 7 desreea south' cal, conditions. Lawyers _ representing panied by artm^ni sciaitoMa. of th£.German shlplfi suftected at the i jay- Twentj:-tWo jhaoMhtis are in the they said. The Mexicans opened firs, national committee will be called to , apd longitude 26 decrees west The the Thaw family, who were .to have Hero of.^Manil* Bay. time as friendly to . ^ > I possession of the central powers. The and the cowboys, behind boulders, assist in getting the facts. r«^

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