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Placed 913 tons and her engines "covered consciousness'for a short three men accused of conspiring! public, he says, and claim? it will against the neutrality law and a fig-! lire in the bitter controversy here be- tween the military and federal Hig Jetter tQ genator Fletch thorities m the alleged gun running] cnairman the comraittee, is as fol- j plot, today said he was ready toiiows: confess details of other gun-running "In answer to the questions to some plots to the government. of the Senators, evidence has been "I will tell all I know if they treat' elicited that fifteen steel ships were' me: right." Zogg said. "I have posi-'not commandeered and were lost to live evidence that a ship loaded with I our flag because of neglect due to' arms and ammunition valued at j differences between General Goethals; i thousands of dollars s.iilf-d from San and myself. The press of the country! sixty-mile JTalc which swept this coast last night drove throo ooc-an steamers apround in tlic harbor here. The are hard and fast, but none, is thought to be in serious danger. the storm has tied up shipping at this port no serious damage been reported. CHILDREN KILLED IX COLLAPSE OF SCHOOL ATLANTA. On.. Jan. tor- nado which yesterday evening swept portions of Alabama and Georgia caused deaths at the following places: 'ow.irts. Ala.. killed and 25 Dothan. Ala. six children killed arid 40 injured in collapse of in the country near I'Jo.han: Webb. Ala., one killed and estimated TO injured in destruction of store nnd other buildings: Troy. .Mi.. onr> kili.eu nnd several injured: ?.Iacon. one kilb-d at Camp Whee- ler and several Iniured. The wave that extended .is far as l-'orida was preceded by an low barometric pressure. being recorded nt Knoxville, r. I'.ie thunderstorms and lightning ac- iipanied a heavy snow fall at As-he- 1t was thought today that sleet and v were the chief onuses of the isolation of most of the towns and that little or no damage had resulted in the larger cities. of the, war she was armed with onejWornaU's injuries probably will provo four-inch and three three-inch guns [fatal, physicians believed.' and two torpedo tubes. Her comple- TjriTJTJinj ment was 105 men. IT all her crewl KUttiSbK was lost probably at least 100 men j KILLS VICTIM perished. i According'to Woj-nall. an insistent ALL OlN BOARD HA.LL.OOJN j knock at the door of the bank build- LOST WITH VESSEL about' o'clock last night I caused thfm to admit a man who All those on board the Racoon, immediately covered them with a re- when the vessel sank were lost. The volver. lhen commanded Wor- statement issued by the Admiralty j lo (ie the of tne others, sajs: j Wornall says, after which he tied "H. M. S. Racoon. Lieut. George! -woman's hands. Xapier in command, struck on thej Roman's description of the rob- rocks off the North coast of Ireland, her.s ncxt ls riUher indefinite, at 2 o'clock in the morning on ed-1 He sajd nc tnousrht the robber nesday during a snow storm and suh-i reallzcd tnat he waf; .recognized by sequently foundered with all hands. of his victilns that he de- "Xt'ie of 'hr1 crew had bo-en behind at her last port of call and; ,-pr- thefte are the sole survivors. Seven-' teen biclics have been picked up by BEATEN WITH AX nalro! craft and are beiner buried at Kcthmullen Five more bodies were said he picked up a hand washed ashore and they are being from the floor and tegan raining buried locallv." fa! blows upon the heads and faces of Believes -the Departments of Crazier and Sharpe Are Up to the Standard; Satisfactory unanimously reported twelve to fifteen large that from i steel vessels Pedro for Mexico under the noses of the government officers four months ago. 1 had been lost and most of them put "I will tell the government every-1 the responsibility on me. j thing I know of gun-running plots GQETH4I S i they will treat me right. I won't tell 1 tiTM-cr-T T? d 'that army bunch a thing." llliUSiiLr 1 Zogg. Xorbert Myles nnd Charles j ..T Viin show lhat 11O ]oss of anv PT3TROGRAD. .Tnn. ance by tbc LVntral powers of For- 1 etgn Minisier Trotsky's proposal to continue the Russo-German armistice on all fronts for an additional month was forma 1'y announced today. The neutrality law. At the request of, participants in saving over a million their Attorney the -earing was con-1 tons ot lo the American ilag. tinned until January ..j wil] shou. -hat of Four members of the federal ventlng the operation of some one l grand jury, which is investigating the else's commandeering order it was I' controversy between the authorities ,v, jd preventing the' FNFMY which was an outgrowth of the ar-, f] the Ian I i-nct nf tlio fhrep mm. were in the _ lur the mobilization of all able- (Continued on Page 2, Col. 3) rest of the three men. were in' the; ten days of our and ing the disagreeKK-nt ecu Genet'al nnd thp ninmrnv of tlio board concerning the Hog island con- tract. upon the helpless men. The mutiny in F- vice-president of the the eastern National Keserve Bank of Kansas LOXDOX. .Ian. 1 :he German army on front has now spread to the Austro- City and eas-hier of the Army Bank. Hungarian army. Petrograd des- Viiis the first man attacked. He died patches toduv quoted German de- early today, serters as that Austrian troop.s U. M. Hill and holding the line in the Tnrnopnl were next strucl- Ohelson. clerks, down, after which sector, in Galici.i. mutined, and that the mar. attacked AVornall and John fighting has taken place between Jewell of Springfield. was found by a. sentry. Winterf received four or five severe thf mutineer.- viMons. A nu-v on both .--ides. LT..UOO Austrian-Slav di- I li-er ot men were killed cuts on the bead and forehead. Hill German mutineers at'and Jewel! v.ere beaten on the head Kovuo. in Poland, have taken almost beyond recognition, session of the city and at last reports "The murders were committed bv were still holding it. although they a captain." Woman is said to have wcie IvMnc shelUd by loyal artillery- tnp authorities. "He wore, no men. ____ mask. He came into the bank and _ e. j said he was '-hor; of money and hated eLnenfv' trem'hls t" _ 'winters uas well ac.'.uaimed taking a few nri.-Mners. Field .Marshal mv Haig reported. BY UNITED PRESS WISE TO TRIKulCE CHICAGO. Jan. tenter of, tho which has been sweeping: Apcross the countrj. fur three ex-, )jTinded during the night and today extended from the upper l.xkes region i to the St. Lawrence valley and south-j ward to the Atlantic seaboard. At uoon the wave up the tight! to clcnr streets. The cold was too, bitter tor the men to work. I Nowhere was the Arctic blight moro Although thousands of soldiers, i county officials and civilians scoured BL'IONOS AIRES. Nov. num-ithe surrounding country all night and. ber of Argentine newspapers con-1 today, no trace has been found of, ACCIDENTS 3 DIE siuer that the vXLentiuii of-the Ger-[ the, man barred to include the trade Ohleson uas Killed instantly by a routes between South America and i blow on the lorehead from the ax. Europe, is an unfriendlv act toward j blade. this country. The papers renew Just how much money the robber their demands that the government] obtained was not announced by siver relations with Germany. i authorities. i courtroom for the hearing. i Colonel Louis Goodier, judge advo- I (.ate geueru.1 oi. the itpall- ment of the army, was also present.1 Branding the arrest and detention j ..j i of Myles as highhanded, unsupport- j ed by law and in open violation of the; I fundamental right of American citi-1 zens." the federal grand jury this tlocg Goethals. afternoon reported to Judge Benja- ,nn dofs fonf.prn at lcast uvo miu F. Bledsoe asking that the result ,JCrs who ,IlouUi of its investigation in the case jn ,hp'responsibility, referred to the attorney general ofi (he rt.i'atjuliship th United States and becretary ,ORS o( the; shortage of fuel and coal in larger cities. Cu New York and I'hiladelphi. had retained them and u the coal faniir1'' in _ __- ciiies would have been CHOLERA EPIDEMIC; vSsELs" LOST" OVER STOCKHOLM. Jan. epi- VIGOROUS PROTEST will s.iou thai Hi'M- were lost OVT "Though pcrruiiailv r.ot with the Sloan contract, i mMivku I will be ahl" to jus'tifv .1. Gen- eral connection with lhat transaction. "I will assr-ricd. u ere taken prisoner, were lost to "the flag and will pl.icu; The Japanese admiralty does not the blame where it belongs. Tins e the rejiort although the loss of the ship, en route to Delago Bay ''olonibo. has been known. WASHIXGTOX, Jan. lishment of a munitions director was disapproved today by Secretary Baker I in testifying before the Senate mili- tary committee, who said the reor- ganization of the war department is virtually similar to the British muni- tions purchasing system. Despite strong support in the Sen- ate military committee the proposal to create a department of munitions j Headed by a new cabinet officer is I not favored by President Wilson and j indications are that it will not get far in the House. The President's attitude was made known to Representatives who called at the hite House yesterday. He was said to have expressed utmost confidence in Secretary Baker and advanced the opinion that the work of supplying munitions would be ade- quately handled by the present or- ganization of the navy and war de- partments. Secretary Baker came in for more sharp today at the hands of the Senate military commit- tee conducting the war inquiry. The committee demanded to know what had been done about 1200 Lewis machine guns held in storage while cantonments and camps need them for practice. Secretary Baker promised that they immediately would be distributed and Senator Weeks observed that the dis- tribution had been delayed a month. "That is the essence of this whole is too much delay. Things that should be done at once are de- layed when every day counts." Baker cited statistics of shortage early in IDecember and how- supplies (Continued on Page 2, Col. 2) War Baker. The jury's report com-' pletely exonerated fnited States District Attorney J. Hubert O'Connor' of any implication in the plot to ship1 munitions into Mexico. j filmic of choi.T.'! lias broken out in 1 the Caucasus, according to a des- 1 patch from todaj. Hun-' Ji-cd.-, of ciirred. The i.- that section of Russia lying. the Black Sea 'and the Caspian Sea and bordering on' Turkish Armenia. Answers Flood Tribune Advertiser (Continued on Page 2, Cols. 2-3) lo include th" Cape Verde Is-1 lands, thp Island of Madeira and parti