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AA 4w4 jr Ov 0ds MA MUTI ,- rAmerk STREIECE Truasatlantic Flight ing Raid on Kait Kiel by Ame MACHINES N01 Stupendous Plan Is 1 That His Aeros Dynami Amricas n aman wE -dri ba of the aftac was made yese purts of the Iiind .ieain ha with the Aircraft Boad f the Cmrn BUl in I is the reply to G'ys n of hmles-his his hemamby. Am lam eig. have -ve- they an balplase of the lazs.mt tpe and hig drive a. Germamys fiet at th Paes.. new ------ Battepisao are new under ef- struction to imase jttack f Germany has beastod she wi ibhe thia Counry arst. To de ae aha memo have battleplasse that am travel 7 miles aIN ame 2 -ad e.et times the di=af yet e.IsM by an airplane In a asme Bh Bor av- proximate Soine, bon. hee Atllatie coast In 3S Imf battle- Pae arf te .to a" e &a4 32& dles they et aU"In so - try ad e capt3e0 . Asmeries. ms the other ban&, wil have to eaver only about U.t man, al; a 2115111110sr hem ha have t - g ea s atlantic air e - - to the AnereMs b riem Abe upt have two lnteame st e Mia eoentry. - Great mabcne ae being built tn this country t can re-ain Is the air twenty-four hours. An Italn aviator has flown me than .M ailes at a singe fsight. Frena avia- tors have remained up in light ma- chines nearly twelve hours. British airmen have been doing the amne thing. Manufacturers have emetiated that the life of large battleplanem like the Italian and the British I 11 heare minimum in the air. After that they must be overhauled. I.jo estimted p that the Right aeroes the Atlantio would take about forty hourv. This would leave 1M5 hours in which to com- duct major operations eginat the German bans. The distance between Great Britain and Kiel is about 43 miles. It Ia ettmated. as theme giant plane. will go at the speed of about ninety miles an hour. ther would be an expenditure of about eighteen hour' night in each raid. Obtacesm RemMVed. Two things heretofore prevented the sight-dura of Bight and In- ability to mta n direction. Dura- tion h bee Improved so the die- tace can be maide. Now a radio compeam has been discovered and Ver- feted In this country for the equip- ment of airplanes. It Is a simple di- velopment. The raido waves of a gives station are now used to guide the aviater both by day and night in wrky Weather. The United States NW Observatory has prepared an erial map mt trano-atlantle Unes. Th. United States Naval Observa- tory prepared at the request of Mr. Henry A. Wies Wood a valuable table an dip and refraction for aerial navigation. and Messrs. Elmer A. Sperry, Prof. Charles L. Poor. Rear Admiral Bradley FIke. U. S. N., re- tired: Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary. U. S. N.. reth'ed; and Glen H. Cor- tie. Henry Woodhouse. Redman Wa=nmaker. Prof. John A. Bram, J. Fred Hawarti, and ether promi- nent Scientists and aeronautle experts have d ed the poblien and have been at werk/ievelopling apetal in- strmeet to solve the meet dideit. Glenn H. Curtis has designed an aroplane suitable for trans-atlantle flight. The Gaflaudet Company, in this cematry. and the Handley-Page oeemmeny. in Great Britian. are aim. ready to produce a trans-atlantlo flier. flverything seema to he ready 3-for the melution of this problem ot denverg to Great Brittan the war- -lne manse-ry to eoaduet the aerial eperatio. a=aiqat the Gersman U-beat ad mitary bames., im WS WITI- Trihie at e-a-..mL ni L. . S.. Y., Ont. 36- Readmet the iest mera esort kmeie br ws ameesed today by I&t ~L ~am..We Jusse Adveae.s ferty-m~ems avi- seen tue '-mes were -see e enee se tntempnseneb ad .es. a~e ~ m la - ...a....a dmn -ee gast wnd EADA WILL Will Precede Bo er's Navaf Base at rican Aviators. V BEING BUILT eply to Kaiser's Boest Will Soon Rain te Here. a G -a fii. - Caa..t pnads. lay by ibuy euputo, aviatin es a a.d . wurh i eamin. sl of Nafihal DBfImm 5KAMR no bosm ta As wR sead a Gast wian mawdaucmem it was leamed ad nady it eq.i a fest of IJ0A sad tie acam tha Alanie fir a I Ed bae.. LUXUNG8 SENT PLOT MESSAGE RMte ....o U..n Is Bared by tie Sta* WMA hmem u"WMM Folowa Ia.tary La 's di. elemmn yaterday a the eSa " that the Gem sessi g e a ", planed and aid tsr a program of -01111g0 in the United States. the method of traemiion of the Bern- store telegrams was authoritatively iearned last ight. The telegrans wee transmitted to Buenos Aires over the uncens=red ernereal cable route. and tpence sat by count Lmhurg thlbugh the Swedish foreign offlee to Berlin. This was the ceurse followed by nearly all of the illcit communication be- tween Bernstorif and his chiets. Though the State Department reso- lutely refuses to etate bow the mes- mae were got through or where, it got them, the above can be aited on the word of an offecal who knows the whole story. Clears No.1rk The statement is to clear suspicion from the representatives of the north- ern neutrals in Washington. The State Department In believed to have no information which would lead it to think that the Swedish or Dutch ministers here shared, an has been sald. In the Berastorif plots, either innocently or knowingly. U waa stated here that almost post- tive knowledge had been received to the effect that a certain undellng in the Swedish foreign office wes re- sponsible tai this traffIc. The them minister of foreign affairs at Stock- holm was a banker. 1i-aoualmted with diplomatic afair.. It is believed that he was Imposed upon by certain sub- ordinates either through disect con- nivance or through sympathy with Germaaf. Steps have been taken long since in Stockholm the State Department has been assured. to ae that this practice me le-ger continues. Further sensational diseclosures were made by the State Department yesterday, which remove any doubt existingan to Counat Vem Bernsterf'a leadership Af German intrigue in this country. The three telegrams be- tweem Berlin and its ismaeM in Washington show that Bernterf did not step short at propaegada to peisam the minds of Amerioans, but had laid piane for wide oed sabo- to.in Umited Sttepnto acs- adian Pacific railroad with a-view to ampte interrupt.onfe tra~e in order to cause as mscameh esaess- mats pesel5e te the Baepaa --rheesto be.. pi..d .p..oe BrteEand his with Iheo- -"rim "htthe at a ea M-aE u tmisem Mmes meet not ha toedned' m the "egghsa mas in me way he camine m." The leererey et st published the flmlgtwa eermb th 5er-inOaldy.... "3enr Seeret. Gemea sla dveso me assteeh d a v to eame s rmW intrutin ag tan'pe; ~ar~ r ~ has hem e. - Jame*Ltet.a at - ran suamra ma ow -Eu seemswhl eAlle no" .Ile Two . ekmproe N rMti w noemkdat-fto e Y~a gamma ss a m t hoeng es dw't ados a mu~ o f o t e eIe". meam OW -y % or he sngeet to the O -" le iemee- te va es-ent -e foloin kh"a U -tate ow et e soemes ita we ore et m t rabovm ~~uM ~~sa "amh bedpenlta r &I st 5 Ieftes above saer e. aeWe."". "-''"- ybmaay of oin %Sfoth6;*0"bVting W~ , wh'eat , s.e r. rs- fe.... ... .r Oat, eathmer e roiled eas Corm, -mr grit., esa==a., b..mi.y, ears Do ,a'seahk mem aorn, roa .4n, Risear De. r. b.le . ea. Oeitmeed. ettce n i, eetto.- eeed ena or em"e al. Peant o a peanut ameal. -ays ben e. aeram &eam a. pe0m sof or or olewese ~imeress& Uease p . sou mmd a we al.4p Peaun o or Psm *ot fly. Ja oL say&. be sal.ol a l ut. er vegetalem. Camed pese. dried bean. tomatem. corn, =mon or mardiaef. DIed prunee, apgiso peaches or rat- sim. ..ar. yrp. or molAs. w1irteea -e..... Wo4ed, Izeepting. however. (1) Operators of elevators ar ware- houses handling wheat or rye, and manufacturers of the derivative pro- ducts of whea rye, who have al- ready been ye -hechave dI (2) Importer., manufacturers and refners of sugar, and manufacturers of suger syrups and molasses who have already been Ucenmed. (3) Retaflers whose gr- malee of foe4 commodities do not exceed $10,- tW per .num () Common carriers. (1) Farmers, gardener. co-opera- tive amociatlone of fa re or gard- oowfnrrb ON PAGE TwO. OR A FATALLY WOONDS LDH Negro Private Dying from Sot Fired by Noneom. Hit by a .4-ealiber bullet, which passed through both lung and lodged in hiM right arm, Raymond Whitney. colored. I, a privtd in the First Sep- arate Battalion of the D. C. National Guard. was reoved to Emergency Iloopital yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. and accorting to oatemeate made early this morn r by Pr. IL H. Davis, who treated Wh7tne. he will not ive t.,oughout today. Corp. Heary Pife. of the same hat- talIca, Is allege to have den the shoeting. He is under arrest at the Fourth poliee precnet, Polel may that ife admitted -to the shootg. hat Bay& that it wos an a-esiat. A8oo0fto is Uet. Jemes Cois. of the Fourth precinot. lift sal that he wee amt by ompany sew. mender t capture two notdbr, who hAImade their e frm thegud 'tt aadded be A r the two atrean--afsst and Mmry evam seoweat, - afeno ma d..e....e o ee. toe modsae 5e a sa eeg. -"Mi hating WbSi*newr. was Stenling amarby, ay Ate paee, who erated be a etateumeat ase iet aight by the weed messel, eald Dr. -rhs pelgaea Set the twa seses. who wee - ~ -~ tiy ie were amaeto last pit hithem anm are bein als et the Wsel greeket for She mastay authertIUs Coa. 3. 3. Ueeb.kfaet t a ses at the Whit. espgl e4 beeng~~gma -mUeb ~ to et TWWso hB o a M fob i40 Il Westlagte s 4 e MM6e s mobe Wu be jieM pat shu assets- hi a mn *9 No. I os sees ~~~ I ft 001"s eses goer t% s ofAsdee of wf't e labs .M Am* bw . We haft, bbe aftAeret e Ibas 04see 106 VA essee bm=... mi~ #esesrs. n e- GAN dli& aM how &m of fta .maw f a lead " &d bee ID Mm waWi edeestmssest 4(seb adt a almbl beW - 4 adme fn 6*i reeds mid Wha b asss eSw cowam $a s peeis .f de., wa .....sa d WE-hste% 6Maty hMMMm u ble in e sw i If ... d s wlad .. ..a As b. e a ewe, h ..d a b e626 =206 1W MW a finfi s ad be ub.- f- a . . O.. 6 i bow., GA vRGANES TO BE READY FOR MORE GAIN Patiently Consolidates Newly-Won Po. sitions to Ward Off Fierce Counter- L'ondo. 0&. 1. i pi& whi bmWib a C.os &lo t forgeo ahead on-the "inch y c plan that MWe mtrimfthe NW=is miles, Sir Douglas Haim settled dows today to the ~,-..ai..b Af the ground wonin yesrday's an th Flaners front and he preparation of a new push when al is read. FRRE FUR FORWARD Ont his left the French pished ahead and captured another vi lage. In his center the Astraaw --tled a Iody dispunte with t reutons over the ro-----io- of Celtic Wod,-" e it, in their owa Favor, with bayonet and &sab. Near where in Ina jipta Fnch th of the Ypres-aden Railway. his btoop" were pushed back 4 hort distance by a powesGerf man counter attack on a front of abo 2,00 yards. But each of these actions were f a l ab ead [oal nature. The big result of yea- rY0tiOfHtOWwo.b trday's battle, the cruehg In of ad ad th re ano-he the German lines on Paschendael ed"b one tak Ridge. stands unchanged and un- etled ad d W sp rhlenged. instead osdion of drivinoncaWoodh settledfr theirlowl without pause and thus exhaustingea ere h now th Fh hife man and guns on unorgaeIt cassnds nvtbl ar h terrin. the British commande inaiwatstroIs wer pushed bck sticking dIperturbably to his plan ofdntr attac on a ront o o "hit -ret-and- s tra.igy whcoh al- s mtoas at home o its that te t. n his newly won positions while a pte Auet emeso roe IV wearing hiesf out In counter RiLettands Fornedaden 31 thousandon toyd tew sage Resumption of the drive ig how- tte te B oa the ,Msg , wver, looked for earlier than -usualto aohne The ne pushdwh because it Is now a ra s withs winter.It Wjmes must thar th Lan the three or, at beo. four weeks oint in the or Ct wihe that an arowd by the weather godotntcso , herale by I for land -ht operat hio a l- o to ye arage o dable Job has to be n yet. and o as th domiate i. roi mean to do it unless all signse i totr tl te of ive. such rivs ax the rn ob t t Pmhae e Whs ad Australian made today In the a mst isin he a itecas between big battles are with wna nard otica ae tat th y weloe, for they ag to straght-ees J t t Crwn Pric ath e naw lne by tave the wayb is of a I b nmwr oneaught. iderabl job as e& MSne yet MY"d out oftopev the in~h t Aln frdnt aato eo that YOU 1 eep O the Flanda pabe Mea' blow sbiregd the Germans e at it c ne hold by th Lyd ecstoe theavly In bloo t " tored but thend thio whic $atn VIt . Berwie andpae this, 40- he isabe to alktelndeube t ocially that the hloadervs ou of t lae ass ft desp-arana to'esth a s -r Ve is a nd bMa'V"lo "wr 101d013 by their NS lefenderm" It Is adWe that,"hetavieM1 &MP~n.wt wer Inote~onhmoer weeut that one thin lbel onthis Denisis afron b .a J ..e..... .eI~m to.r...ouh.........r 2nves re ele diisbyone-ir e~arises ete por5a t saddtbt15et e dmi theats thementet wtoo Indc enthe - ptribump, teso etherrp eightmilelinged bwa coante atack . O~hsmteGemn5a5u ny an thosd rdifs ecu Iep pr.ns lvndllln-S oi inits swe, Tor mmt hal e donwarhdi.Cbllg her-be swep het mradesb. t adais htleWllTsiye in msassia asime. Mer he Tqtenrtotry o hed t betse ewi ar attck lsn wou !heSento we Se~e. toe asell mitar resn.ubsica MltreySa.NtM eee h a~ atems agre tha te 45ol blttasete ol'h pd e avaran row Prnce tetties of a delaying.batss nows- tipnl oe clis toasemc rdund as hjes soastopveet heBr'spfo Mwapn inoteFadr planbe -a-a- e mustthis la9n, ow th ever .adofi-' nb-rhd yt 'Of Serims left aram of -MW V-iasin. we"s me "l afterneat a 6 s a m.ss Sarat scri8 e Q*W hal "us-ft M"sW A moseom 04 Imte garr. ;.t Ilion" ad ft.sat i atos ft" at a -ftbe WOs ammial; -efme ad wiear. a". a-I1e &go the asmat "te em e mmgt tos a as tk t M tw -werit series cc 1=I "an so ae a M-Wiissa for he New Tet at. Always hWgtme ta m~ gheh. g ioA iel damsa maad J"st byh- grimis A sm," declared -HMPpy 11161101, "s Aimg at "w ht W se amAmer WO oaw at Mhe we"e sm ther Jay. u mehe . miab mlm'UIe as ams, into Mte dente b eart o- tie Rube aid babb le wet n's ile umeming as he Asto to 8" s term the Giant beach -b6 nnis;e some ol-time son at the North CYakmamt. baft Combtr IheD, he essa.. 330 ie a sOft-spoken Sallow, thi "Mg . rAas homred 1@114001d1r from the rar mover m aa wog st man- Mor. wee. ones. in thdws, t f tsmm'he rode as motorcycle lowe a abreet car. 2%. motetoe wonmk heat .I d the RIub. aoW ba"ia a Along his jwi are heoiamoa-t th day of his Marrow omte M" male. After that weople sai he van a COXTUID7 I*A Wagl. SURC fRumors of Batle Bring Out - Proof th t U. S. Is . Prepaed. t Reports that a gant sea battle was hsminent, while lacking omet0al con-w fraion yesterday breht out the fact that Amnrica in repren tim a European waters by a Sea .VAa greater than any ltson of the United I State s f suspected-O t One of the highest Ue.a. Is the naval m.rvce mnade the statement tRer hat a gret abroad which "composes practicakny every type of . essel." he amaoral Impression that eady de- strtyer an patrol boats had in sent to European waters fat far short of the fact. It was denared that aould the German Beest aem SS reports say It Is planning a paw- erful American aadre wil be found with the British and nmbner Vne~red Naval oeaps gti erally were fmt on the possibiity of Germany hav. te gcome to a reafstion that hbr force bad been spent an land and I that, thought it mistet be a slow ajad tedious procad the a sd armw were destined to uay forward to vlefary. They felt back Mpa the statement4 that the department and resoaved no a Inteation. oetal or uninea of German Warship activity which wound lead to the -eUtf the 9eet was about to come out. tav Te made no diguelm wewerer, t noftheir beaea, that there was soeI groundwork but the reort that aI enaval action was impeoding. Ca- iful hint were thrown Out, howevr. that It such t a lction Wafe to ese dn the near future, it would Erye likely be the result at "the ainmt going In than the Gerans coming Weon o se Timer. u It was pointed out tat a navu action against the finee s aot would be --ut. timely in view of HeigS ie by- terw Thes was free hsron 'in hgh thatlIf ystcrdan o atb. whroacter dielyae th beore. aT he oly~s reotrngtIn than that tema coif "twas knthe Gutn thava nvary aoefn agaitns a the eescoast. thewarta ee lpnl. hg circlet yetrreatat t chrter an rstrutio wa ita te names. powerulete arhia te oast. Itseee te rebttr el.t "And t hetetat qth Ose are Zeh te~ e ae s o males ' topemi waa ight aI s co ajog n. nvaloficronrva __ era b tto hio toy hetr e.- S ekIs ii.t asa, Outinous M dlies and I*ad Battle Vital Thrust a PRUSSIAN DIS kssaulted Admiral I Country's Disgrac Breast at E Aaumasia Oct. 10,Mwiny Asi ha eachad wid& epa. d isy: Pm a dcipl Oeuis e -..pe..&ishe-. Oveih s te why..I arn m04 fa6 "ihk," ha. h" a Gu-m us r of maime hi Sock aM sasM f lat &Ipa I tham d of Coma paphi L C. SS ARE PROITEI fi bers C O eh ed ax came ;dads, A Mi.. o. ah.- ommar. ,at She Meshine eua nat diem, e"M a -rrie em the eam a umral whom It amemoe its Jirm aete et prOamoee et Newrt to lebt. T~ur emate et the regular am ad been da"ed to the eompany Irem hM date Of its forematim ad. witi "Mmiat as uide, it was eneralt vmoadae that the ranking ser.ace. raom g t them. Instead Omy one MO theM. Jame I' end.-was appointed. He was -ad Vp Orrt AM reant. Only one et"e ergeant wam e=.& Victor C. Ohm tead, a Washington newspaper -a ho ham been serving as acting cor OraL was made the ranking dat ergeant. mot am Veerma. Dowd was flormsrly in the merie a the Forty-atm Infantry. and a" o4 back fer #uty when the premam mmergency aroma. He w ha Kanns ty whet war was dalared and ev It mer'rim for six Mamthe. but a -eserve. When he isnt giving an order he I basing and Capt. Lambahrd decribe ts as a frst meratmet be ha hemmed about Matting but oeve maped to semra, DeS in assenaial 6 drill maa. Ol"etoad. whom everybody I WrNhbagten knows. ceamb.m Mewledge of military taces wit Mpert army "pear work." Ot tend is anether veteMa. He seve a a smber at troep *.C A." of tb )latrk t or Columbia Cavalry. a bin 6mkng -r=tientam ew& -r, Se the Dlstriet NatiEmal Guard a he ''ab 3tab Boya." He gals tb iatie ot beIng the Art WAe 11tr bey to be given a sergesa In the mIeMal aemy. see Cemmaale Nmd. FOur eesorals i * also appelate a'. Thepws 3.7 fas- aSbb IF Fsrd. -m1= cir: ILC. seheeft, .. W. dber. m t...empes fthe Washington high goheet ma, a W. I& Claer. a me thene a0M f the NavaT Aademy, at A=npam. CmayA Ibin already aMumeeW ag-4cers MA Cas m? C emOmpct .e anmmeInS Its re weth:t a day er two. btte ba teems Wackht.e rom in khabi taday. It stimmiasb be marale et the empeal.. and a he haesiprsmed St they fSet Nb Comany A went tinaugh lts dtual SaemaJn. Seam and ease amdte Uoeer et the hattehiem wadtbeg thee . a~3 TW. kBGN3 £LeWAY dahaiy Heare Ismes Fesmal Stat. moat.e .ai.. The euiwiy hi~as eanlam ineuy s sa en- hwtmanje ens. me sapamant. ainal. -ee est Ue - ~a rtns LLSERWS NAVY Utd O0" Offices hip fot Norway as t Ruuia Nean. PUNE CURSED ndeavors to Withhold e, But Makes Clean leventh Hour. m a Servems.) m mir of 0i2s jmdia at wmd defi. milita mmVl P Kr EKTIUMf d fier tmeel&, but Ism"he at as e a ushxid, aed by ame Wbth WK. his fe & Ceama capi mgh, m a zemt of thm see.m. ro'esme sempende.. s..onf Imnae-aw h the eeee S m umi. ak. ot soeIas d a n SA enad- Ing their eomese to malsts and them- slvus bemo Smmerals ad adm. mis eom a group et Genmm b*U-9=m= bow strong ammertawn ins " se wm , ersmda mewe. must: L To term a 'email ot idelgasin am-g a. am. .avy. .a. g. 6 To INI sheft amwas" 11 evemsa- and thae Pr m w e amt. ihas aumsa aims 3. T Amm poes. The aes9"- PeOS-O at this ass- Oti am th er k Iews The crew of the 8.U-tem hatt- ship Westfakem while the vessel was at Wuhelnmhaves. mued ame threw their cmptain overhoar. He was drowned. The complement of the Westfalsm is M e, ad easen. The Garmas naval roster published Jut bet" the war give Capt. Redeh am the bat. tih's mcmmandeme Tured e~s msa The crew of the Crrm ersieg sine meted, while the vessel was at ma. They arrsted" the embom it is aid, and beaded for Norway to have themmelves interned. A "mes- q- t"etaila overtook them and teek the ship and erew back to Wilbelms- haven. *m6le' meenes wer enacted on two other warships. according to the un- Seola aooumnts. Admiral von Ca- polle refused to give the Ps.a any details of the outbreak beygad Smaying that the "gAlty partee have been erreted and have r"ceved thi t " deers" I One vereion bee It that be Ka t hastened to Wilaauus and ordered the execution of one out of ewery seven, that Chamene MIchaell prevailed upon the Mmomert to med- ify this so that Only tbres were shot. 3 mih TYeomen **-1 A grave politiod ampect atta-h. to the metinoss outbreaLks The mrtne minister openly charged In the Refic- Stag that the seditious plot was aided Land abetted by the Secial Radima wing. He =mmd deputies Havese and Veghther wewPanUy a- having help- ed to map out the plan ot .mes. The emferamte. he mserted. took ple- is is the Reichstag Bsmmg. -m .ichg n...i Which thie. edisclome were made wil m down in German history as the met de- r MUM, of the war. e o D- tin dimp.**has. The mm whe the radcal deptIes amid pear de- naed the marine maleatmes aus atn. and d~ne him to immih geat . rn * e3mvn, The headef the Germau navy sehe with rid gravity and clearnma, 1e0 tlike & man who ad to INS orn - weoo fre Ihis ewn pm, Me som : I " I soertmately a mad agair - that the mallaseveto i tgend th - heads ot peens in our navy and i- romm elutienary ue ameng ai''t is peeeS that the pie~l age- I tater cdederSedn thin *M with a the inependent seeictietn Ia the Deicheta. Ompiiead hin 3iams to a Deptiee Haas and Vogtherr ad oh- tained theirapra. "I at= mehe a .en.... agemo the shaeemet events whIcb eom- red in the navy. The few peems who -sB their haer ad thgg- Sey ag. hemd the . s~1Imsa eaty ay ta } e rmmers e oeneies me mesnamgehty amimeesd. ' hse -ewhito e 'O the mee wa mt theeeMd fetr aage memeit use min wU rema en. Unoey prisem imne were plem Seae et the mnees who wno met Gen. Okegn tmSe Qs. OMe in sein 80. Q. a em- as emat a Sieat ~...me R 3m etated at Se inpim aee~he mse deom R w mm d m oh er mem e -e at the sehbe hem e~Ig erothue
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