South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 91, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 March 1916 — Page 3
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Capt. Hans Tausche- Charged With Complicity in Conspiracy to Blow up Canal.
N n W V O M K . March :, . 'a j t. Han Taushpr, saM to f an nfTi'-r In the Gorman navy an1 rejnif! t'. Le t"h head of 'he Tausrhfr ArmK Cn. of thin city, as we'l as the Attit-
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works, was arr'?f her1 Thursday l.y federal authorities on a warrant chanriner con.jjirHry. ait. Ta lascher is the hutarvi of Johanna Culki, the prarvl oi-ra stridor. The warrant was puorn to "on information and belief" by William M. Off ley, a fpeial atfent of the department of Justice. Th complain. mt in the ra.e also names Alfre,j A. Fritzen, who Is not e iirvlr nrrert. It Is charged that Tauscher and Fritzen, on Auk. 1"., 1114. set r,n fiot a military enterprise to be rarrid on from the United States against th Dominion of Canada for the purpose of detrovinK r flnrr.ajrinsr the Weiland anal. The defendants named are Faid to hae ha-d four associates. irt HUr (Quantity of l.YHHiiiite. It nls-o ! alleged that the defendants obtained a larKV iia.ntity of dynamite and other explosives and that on or about Hept. H, 1914. all the defendants except Tausrher lf'New York carrying the dynamite in suitcases and proceeded by rail to Niagara Kails. Sources of Information on which the complaint is based are kept secret, for the stated reason that to disclose them would be contrary to public policy. Tausrher was arrested at his office in this city and taken before t'nited States Commissioner Hamilton. He entered a plen of not n'iilty and was held under a bond of $'2l.000 for examination on April 1".. l S. Men Work Year and Half. The arrest of Tausrher and the namintf of Fritzen in the complaint are said to have been the dire t result of the examination by federal authorities here of Horst von Per Joltz, also known as F.rid;?man Taylor, who arrived Tuesday from IwverIf.ol on the stc;.'.rnshlp Finland, accompanied by a Scotland yard detective. The information furnished I'V von Ier ioltz. it is said completed a chain of e.idence that federal authorities have iieen weldinj? si gainst six men for a year and a "half. Other arrests are expected soon. From representatives of the department of justice hero it was learned Thursday that the plot in which Tau. eher is alleged to have been implicated was the first of several be
lieved to have been originated in 1he Fnited States and having the de-1 struction of the Welland canal a their purpose. In outlining the evidence against Tausrher and his alleged confederates federal aKents wild Thursday that soon after the war broke otit a, wtrty of six men purchased from one explosive company In this city a quantity of dynam i t e. Carry Dynamite in Trunk. The dynam'te was taken by them t night in a trunk from a ship anchored near ravesend bay, it is charged, the launch proceeding to a dock on the Hudson river in Harlem, where th dynamite was unloaded nnd taken In a cab to a hoarding "house In Manhattan. Ther. it is asserted, the cxploshe was filled with fulminating caps and electrlcnl devices for exploding them, after which 1t wafl packed in six suitcases that the alleged conspirators took with them over the New York Central railroad to Ttuffalo and from there to Niagara Falls. At this jHint the journey was interrupted for some reason which the federal officers decline to disclose at present, and the party is said to have returned to this city with the dangerous baggage Ilot IvnoMii lionx Time Federal officers declared that details of the alleged plot have been known ever since its failure, and that idene against the principals had been gradually piling up, the missing letalis being supplied by um ler ;oitz. A later plan to destroy the Wellend canal, which resulted in the arrest and indictment of Paul Koenig, the offVers said had no direct connection with th case now under investigation. Information regarding Fritzen was withheld. t was said, however, that all six of the alleged conspirators nr in the Fnited States. The Identity of the esel from which t h dynamite is said to have
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lait of Warren W. Waite, father of
Dr. Arthur Warren Waite, accused
'of administering arsenic to his
wealthy father-in-law, John K. Peck, vith fatal results, stating that insanity wan prevalent in the Waite family, Is believed to foreshadow the probable plea of insanity which Dr. Waite is expected to put forth in hi.-- fie fen sc. At his troubled brother's bedside Frank A'. Waite pleaded with 1 r. Waite not to withhold any information. He told his drug-weakened
brother that this wits their mother's wish. This plea is expected to prove a stronge-r magnet for drawing out a confession than any other form of persuasion. The mother' apical to her non for a confession is proving tin ordeal for her. She Fluent almost the entire time of her visit in H?llevue hospital in an effort to enress away the thoughts that made Waite moan and toss about in his prison wan! cot. She is almost prostrated with grief. The revelation of her son's duality has almost crushed her.
Tale Man to Reformatory For Safe Keeping
SCOTTSHURC,, Ind.. March 31. Hardy Kohinson, 22. who shot and killed Ancil Phillips. 17, Sunday, at he homo of Myrtle Huffman, a Iexington high school girl to whom both were paying attention, was taken to the Indiana reformatory at J effe.rfon ville for safe keeping. i-herLff Clark has had extra gards fit Jail where Ttobinson was confined. Decause of the hostility toward him it was deemed best to remove him to Jeffersonlllo. Robinson was Indietrd for first degree murder tilay. The case was set for April 17.
Ion? tin.- after tJf war started was at anchor in (Jravesend bay with a cargo of dynamite. The. t haj-ge against Tauscher and Fitxen is based on the provisions of section 13 of the Fnited States criminal code which prescribes a penalty of not more than three years imprisonment and a tine of $:.0o) for "beginning, setting on foot or prepfljing" within the confines of the Fnited States a military expedition directed against a foreign power with which the Fruited States is at peace. TaiLscher is underwood to have asserted Thursday that he was not In the United States on the date the conspiracy is alleged to have been formed, and th.it he did not return until nine or 1 0 days later.
ALL QUARANTINES ON LIVESTOCK REMOVED
Kcvtrirtioiw on shipments of Otttlo Kclra-ol by ;o eminent !YMt and Mouth DIsoiim Over. WASHINGTON. March 31. All foot and mouth disease iiarantines and restrictions on the shipment of livestock are removed oy at order issued Thursday by th. department of agriculture, to become effect he Friday, with the announcement that the country is entirely free of the dread stock scourge. Specifically, the order removes the ijuaranline from a small territory in Christian county. Illinois, the last area under suspicion. The tight against the
disease, which when at its height
been ta'en was not disclosed, bnt 't . spread ov er '22 states, has cost the txas rieclarl she was n't the ; r-; federal and stride governments and man steamer Madgvbursr that for a? stock farmers millions of dollars.
MIT REPLY ü SUSSEX SUC
Officials Puzzled at Failure of Ambassador Gerard to Send Word.
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Merchandise, COMPARISON WILL BACK UP OUR CHALLENGE. Shop here Saturday and Save. , n?tfrfT: A" N Saturday
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$20.00 BEAUTIFUL SPRING SUITS .ll-Wrnl Tojillns block nnd nhitr clwxks. sQk
riutcl ripple cuect, all ti vrrj Latent tyL;, wouiraV aud misses vizo. Tlioc same suits scfl In other scores as hiti a SatnrdLiT
$16.50 SAMPLE SPRING SUITS
One hit cf Women's aud Iics Srits made of
all-wool Kjplln strips and rhcckH. in tru. newest fLmrin hntoiu jacket IIk lined cots. and nocst c4jlos -Lirtst speinl fur Satnnlaj. . .......
$10 NEW SAMPLE SPRING COATS Oik W rack of Women's Xftr Sprtrvg- fts that arc mirth $10, In all-wool jarpes. eherks, conln-
my, ntute cntnrnuia. tn all tlic latest Spring fash'oa, fn women's ami miswei rf siircial for Satnrtlaj-at
$27.50 LOVELY SPRING SUITS
Newest Hippie Cr.:its, taffeta collars, icau tie cysme lined, nil Hare styles. A-k to aee tltis lot of Suits Saturday at
$10 Silk Taffeta Dresses $6.95
$15 White Chinchilla Coats Made of ln'st jnnde rhinrhilla: beautiful stales. SMX.ial $1.Jr.
$15 Taffeta Serge Dresses $9.95 $3.50 Spring Dress Skirts $1.85 $5.00 Spring Dress Skirts $2.94 Child's $5 Wool Serge Coats $2.98 Women's $7.50 Spring Dresses . . $3.98
We Defy Competition On Our
$1.50SpringShapes At thid low pric u are orllint V Inindr,l9 of hmutlfiil Hemp f U M 27 jl-V Khupr. anully mle to II fr H if jSS i.tfX V: 1-0 h. All thr latrt Sprlnir f Vir I II U 1X.V-
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$3.50 NEW HEMP SHAPES IM new Spring M ! In Miln henp hape In ft new Spring liMle. incltilin(f (jreeiii. roe, lejtlirn. army and na llue. at $4.00 MILAN HEMP SHAPES (-niline filan liemp oiiape that poitiel.v (annul lie bought eUewhere at 3 ; one thousand new liape in this t. our hoire
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WASTIINGTOX. March r,l. Three days have pas.ed since Ainbassador Gerard was instructed to inquire i the German government whether any of Its submarines torpedoed the British channel steamer Sussex, and tho United states utill is without an aiinission or denial or responsibility. N'nr hn a nnv- wnrH r-ome from Mr.
" -f - i Cerard repHrdlnc the Inquiries he H
was instnicted to make rosarMinff the attacks upon the Hritish ships Mnullshntan and Manch, -ter Engineer. It is assumed here thai the German government is withholding any Ftatement while awaiting reports from submarine commanders. 'OflW clals are puzzled, however, by tho failure of the ambassador at Herlin to make some kind of response to the state department's communication. It is hoped that he will bo heard from Friday when I'res't Wilson probably will ko over the situation with his cabinet. Await Iloply Ileforo Artinsr. While the state department has almost completed its investigation so fnr a other sources of information are concerned no action will bo taken until there is a report from Iterlin. In an effort to secure conclusive proof regarding- the disasters which have overtaken the Sussex and other unarmed British merchant ships carrying American citizens, the Unit
ed States is employing every means i at its comma. id. While the situation I Tifth IMtrict of Indiana I etleratioii . . . . . . i
nils developed lor tne time into a
Saturday a Great $3.00 Waist Sale
Contin tiintf tills prat sale of v o m o n's Ihm ut if ul Silk Waists, vrtli up to JjJ. Vou in a y cloose from silk rrepe tie cliine, tub "Ilk, Jap silk and striped taffeta an! silk .laces; all the latest Xetv
York styles. These same waists
are soiu at oilier stores ai
liiyl'r pritvs. Speial Saturday .
$5 SILK WAISTS In downs of leautJful Spring models in eivie de thine, tub silk and rlilffon; (IJ Of all colors. Special . 9UJ $1.50 WAISTS llen is another pift; all Waists in the group; worth up to
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Best 65c Corsets 38c Finest $2 Corsets 94c Women's 50c Petticoats 37c Girls' 75c Middies 44c $1.50 House Dresses. . .98c Women's 50c Silk Hose 37c 75c Corset Covers. . . .39c $1 Maalin Petticoats . . . 65c $1.00 Muslin Gowns. . .65c Wom's 25c lisle Hose 18c Child's $1.50 Dresses. .94c Infants' $3 Coats. . . .$1.88 Infants' $1.50 Dresses 94c Wom's 75c Silk Gloves 39c
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$2.50 WASH SUITS
New shipment of lioys' Wash Suits in the neuest styles, in white and colors;
sizes ; to S years. TIkvm
are sold at other stores $1100 and $2.50; here at .
$1.69
$5 SPRING SUITS Kor los ages to 10 years, in wisd mixtures; neuest Spring styles.
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Boys' 75c Spring Hats at 39c Boys' $3.00 Spring Coats. . .$1.98 Boys 50c Black Waists 39c Boys' 35c Belts at 23c Boys' $1 Knicker Pants 69c
Saturday A Sale That Will Sweep the City!
men 53iü0iim&ouiu Never before have we seen Suits mm a
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give such Genuine yfl!jy batisraction as these. I0ery garment is well tailored; materials are all-wool in mixtures, plaids, etc., and blue serge, in sizes for men and young men. Choice at 8I.."0.
Men's $10.00 Spring Suits at
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Men's $1.00 Spring Union Suits at 69c Men's 50c and 75c Leather Belts at . 39c Men's 75c Muslin Night Shirts at 47c Men's Best $1.00 Overalls at 69c
MEN'S $1 SHIRTS
New Spring patterns,
coat style; all sizes. Special
55c
75c Silk Ties 39c 25c Silk Hose 18c 50c Work Shirts 39c 25c Best Suspenders 18c
WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS
waiting one, high officials' quarter here retlect the anxiety which grows hourly sis no word is received from (lermany. t'nless Ambassador Gerard reports in the near future he may he asked the cause of the delay. The state department still Is proceeding with the utmost caution. Sec'y Ivuisinsr and ether ottioials carefully studied the contents of dispatches which came in during the day. Several messages resrardinir the
Sussex and the other ships which I have met disaster were received. With the exeei.ti-m of one dispatch
from .uihassad-r Page at London, none was made public.
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DANVILLE. 111.. March r.l. Mrs. Joseph K. rrewitt of IMaintield was reelected chairman of the fifth district of the Indiana Federation of Clubs at the eighth annual district convention held in Panville today. Mn. Husrh Stevenson of Hrazil was elected vice-chairman, and Mrs. a. .'. Brothers of Greencastle w.ls reelected secretary treasurer. Urazil uas chosen for the convention next year. Mrs. C. It. Kairhank of Fort
Wayne. Mrs. Juliet V. Strauss
llock.le. and Mrs. Sajiniel M were anion' the speakers.
We Ixamine Kyts llUAl. Ier-Jes dupli-
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DR. J. BURKE & CO. Specialises in Fitting Eyeglasses. 230 S. Mich. St. Home Phone 20Ö1
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There are said to he SOö u?es for the palmyra palm, which srows throughout tropical India.
HU'EFIELD. W. Va March SI. Eiht miners severely hurne.l by an explosion in the mine of the Ivintr
Coal and Coke Co. at Kimhall. W. , Va.. last Tuesday, at which time three others were instantly killed, j died Thursday. Twelve others are in a critical condition and little hope is j held out for their recovery', tate j mine inspectors have arrived here j and are making an investigation of j
the accident.
I-iwn and vegetable fertilizer. The Wesley Miller Flour and Feld Co. Advt.
Union Shoe Co. 223 S. Michigan St.
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H. LEMONTREE tMth Band's Leading OpWntelriC mm Maonkctcruxr OpUdiut. K4 BXICÜ4AJ .
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HOl,IS I I KAUM MK. j Iiiternati'uml News Srvii-e: ! INDIANAPOLIS. March HI. Otis v.r.s. '1 ' years old. is under arrest charged with holding up and rob- J Ling Aaron Wampler. a Hlootning- : ton farmer, of $4 2.
Planet Jr. atden tools. The Wesley Miller FlouiT & F:.-d Co,
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