Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 12, 1915, Page 1

“ Bulletin AUGUST 12, 1915 TEN PAGES "PRICE TWO CENTS _— VOL. LVIL—NO. 189 ! NORWICH, CONN., The Bulletin’s Circulation in Norwich * . Jouble That of Any Other Paper, and lts Total Circulation is the Largest in Connecticut in Proportion to the City’s Population , Cabled Paragraphs |Tgxans on Border |GermansBlew Up | Condensed Telegrams |Sirika at Lake ALLIES AND TU o e | Torpedo Boat Plant ek w2 | Rest Under Arms| Their Own Ship|... . Sacramento for New Orleans. Austrian Submarine Sunk. IN FEAR OF OUTBREAK OF MEX-|WHEN THEY REALIZED THAT SEVENTY MACHINISTS AND \ Rome, Aug. 11, via Paris, Aug. 11, e N First year of the European war cost Canada $90,000,000. RicHard Mash, the English novelist died at his home in London. i 5:55 p. m—It is officially announced ICAN POPULATION ESCAPE WAS IMPOSSIBLE HELPERS QUIT WORK L % 8 2 ¥ that the Austrian submarine U-12 has > % been torpedoed and sunk with all BUSY WITH U. S. ORDERS Australian casualties to date total 2,783 dead and 11,027 wounded. Fire badly damaged the shipyard of Edward Bedell at Glenwood, N. J. Queen Amelie of Portugal is serving as a nurse in a London hospital. hands in the upper Adriatic Sea by an Gen. Sir lan Hamilton Says Australians and New | “imene WA TN, R S + $500,000 EMBEZZLEMENT AT 3 Zealanders Have Trebled Their Holdmg 37 NORTHAMPTON RECALLED | Secretary Garrison Says Not All the R By Death of Lewis Warner, Who| Raids Are Being Made by Mexicans, ; Served Nine Years for the Crime. N R T ALLIES HAVE LANDED 50,000 FRI_ESH TROOI;S Wamer. former presidet of ing| TeKing Advantage of Excitement. Hampshire County National bank and treasurer of the Hampshire Savings o Gk o 2 bank, who embezzled nearly 3500000 | Brownsville, Texas, Aug. 11 —Vir- plondon. Aug. 11, 801 p. m—The S % S rom these institutions, died in the | tually every American citizen in the | British warship Ramsey has been sunk Turkish Minister Declares That Two Regiments of the New- | Dickinson hospital at 9.30 o'clock this | three southernmost counties of Texas|in the North sea by the ABANDONED SHIP FIRST German Auxiliary Cruiser Meteor Had Manager Robinson Unable to Account Previously Sunk the British War-| Several deaths have been caused in| for Action of Men—Declares They % parts of Spain by severe heat wave. ship Ramsey in the North Sea— Are All Americans Employed On Attend. t the P; -Pacifi Seven Officers Lost. E,,:.‘u:m passed the 10,000000] Work for the U. 8. Government. mar) About 208,000 prisoners of war are employed in various occupations in Russia. Bridgeport, Conn., Aug. 11.—The walkout of 70 machinists and helpers German at the Lake Torpedo Boat company, morning of heart trouble. He served | Cameron, Hidalgo, and Starr, is resting | steamer QMeteor, it was officially an- % 2 " which is rushed with orders for sub- 3 a nine years' sentence in_ the state|under arms tonight in fear that the|nounced tonight. The Meteor, as she | A Meeting of the Haytian Assembly | m./ 4 S n%ed iR OF “ ly Landed Forces Were Virtually Annihilated—Con- |3riton o Charlestown and was re- | overwhelming Mexican population of | was being chased by Britisn vessels, | W23 called” for Thursday to elect a e president. ment was a surprise te R. H. M. vinced That the Turks Can Meet E o e O oo g of April 25, 1598 | LG, ection may break out in a racial | was blown up by her commander, the Robinson, managing director of the e e in the evening of Apr . t. \ statement adds. plant; the granting of a 50 hour work wess on he recelved word that bank examiners urbance Spread Rapidly. The text of the statement follows: | On® ’{;:'nfi}“’.d’m“f‘u;floii’éf'.“‘méi Week by Burns and Bassick Manufae- ve o = Wwere coming to make an examination 2 e & tun company, which w: Allies Can Create—Berlin Announces the Capture of |and ne disappeared from his home | jq 0 Mexican disturbance spread rap Sank British Patrol Ramsey. to American registry. ol LBt g i X 3 3 down at a mass meeting of th = early the next morning. Nothing was | \AlY Westward today until rumors of| «y M. S Ramsey, Lieutenant S. g e em. ST - . trouble developed at Laredo, 200 miles | Raby’ R. N <Th = ployes in machinists' headquarters and Fortress Benjaminow—South of Lomza the Entire Rus- | heara of him until July 23 of the same | along the border from here. The dis- | vess], was suck oy ths yarmed Patrol | “The Greek Government denied ibat | the voting of the emploves of the Warner In the streets of Toujsville, | LUrbance is reported here to have been | fleet guxiliary steamer Meteor on the | loan from Germany. e e e e ComGan; S Cho < e id to be R i Vi arner in the streets of Loulsville, | part of an attempt to turn part of | octoaloilary steamer M X any. Standard Manufacturing company to sian Line is Sai be Retreating—Between the Vistula | ky. The police were notified and he ; . August in the h sea. Four 5 = present demands to these companies o dav and broaght | T6Xas back to Mexican controla wild | officers and thirty-nine men were| Carrying 214 passengers, the French the M i ing Push To Northampton a week Tator. Mo was | scheme backed by ignorant classes of | Saved - liner Rochembeau arrived ot New |{he 1o vessit of the labos metiation and the Bug the Muscovites are Being ed Back— | 2 o e Nov. 5 1955, 1o, not. Jeos S el o S Chased by British Squadron. York from Bordeaux. Manager Robinson of the Lake plant than nine nor more than twelve yvears irresponsible Mexicans from the other The Meteor subsequently sighted a Burglars entered the B at made the following statement: Nothing of Note Comes From France or Belgium—Vi- | in state prison. Since his release from ease side, including some Mexican soldiers. | squadron of British cruisers and her | wininoiars, 0 here today. 2 prls(;: nl‘nehxsmade his home in North- Fanned by Bitter Disgisted, commanding officer, realizing that es- ;‘171‘ oo ~a-ndY»-s lndp:ml*d with _“All the machinists and helpers in- enna Reports Repulse of Italians. — s The Qistarbance has boen fanmed by | 2P Was impossible. ordered the crew | fesass e yolved are American citizens and fn - o BATTLESHIPS TO CRUISE some of the bitter disputes of border | har wnn " the ship and then bleW | German advertisements for food- | vicw of the fact that the only work Attention has been somewhat divert- Bd from the great drive the Germans hnd Austrians are making against the Russlan forces io northwest Russia and Poland to the Dardanelles, where the e e IN SOUTHERN WATERS stances kep!(x (hel American residents| The Meteor was formerly owned by | 2WSPapers are being increased. United States government, it is diffi- egal con- : of this section from realizing how o i = cult to understand what may have in- Ventlon, designed |19 Perfect an or-| Whers They Will Be Available for Any | strong the under-current of Mexican | tampan an Swar brse” at Sifamehip | Between 60,000 and 65,000 men are| fucnced the action of these erotoss ml:;uonulntended to work for a re- Service That May Be Required. feeling was growing. in 1904. She was of 3,613 gross tons, | T2NIng at various points in Canada | ynless one should look behind the fabts united nation. Rangers in Hidalog county, pursuing | 335 feet long. 44 feet beam and 1§ |f0F Service in the British army. as they appear.” ‘Washington, Aug. 1l.—After two|some of the gang which killed an -y > & GERMAN MEMORANDUM days of uncertainty and wire confer- | American trooper near Mercedes last | fcot deep. The Ramscy was a me: The Berlin Chamber of Comemrce Several Meeetings Held. political conditions, which in some in- chant vessel which went into coi 2 Rllles and the Turks are at grips in ences between navy officials and Pres- | night, captured a flag today bearing in | nicg; 1 Briti in No. | Will meet tomorrow to discuss the| It was one of the most momentous g o v vt Gaulpolfrpl;:.hp ON TERMS OF PEACE | fdent Wilson resapiing the seading of | Spanish the worde: Army of Liberac l:‘;;‘;: 4 4':!'9 ritish navy in No-|precent and future prices of veget-| days since the outbreak of the trouble iy B e ¢ o marships to Vera Crus, Secrctary Dan- | tion for Mexicans ~in - Texas~ They ables. here and at the close of the several. 'ould Insure the velopment of a|iels announced tonight that three bat- | took a horse, some literature urging meetings held tonight President W. Ay oo clatms ot (he allles and | §G rauter- (Garmpany = Would Control | tieships of the fourth division of the | Mexicans to revolt and some telesrams, | SEVEN OFFICERS LOST A favorable trade balance of $1.034,- | Johnston of the International Asso: s are at variance as to what AT S Signed by Representa of Pan- To Stop Raiding and Guerilla Warfare American Conference. Now in Progress. s e wal G auten M ontecty 419,600 for the year ending June 30 |ciation of Machinists, declared ¢ ghas been accomplished in the new of- | Belgium. it et o sriatts: Oty Blan 3F. 5oa Disga WITH BRITISH SHIPS | waa reported by the Department of | “strives wers Mo scarier fover—nt ensive of the allies, the official reports ? -~ tagious—ang that he feared unless the The three ships are the Louisiana, d T LD \ dicate that sanguinary fighting is tak- | Ports to be the text of a confidential = - clared the organizers of the trouble an 'wo with the Lynx. Bl orter ol B Sona o g Vel . Ing place and that each side hay suf. | memorandum sent to the imperial Ger- |and New Hampshire, which sailed | 270 LT PrEtelers, of the fouple —— Wi recatved iy /i Eemsa Ve I st Sy e ey ki General Sir Ian Hamilton, the British | Hollweg, on May 20 by representatives | the Comnecticut, now in Haitien wa_ | overy american male over 16 vears of Y, in a casualty list, issued to- | Rajiway. it ks sthatindig 0T the it e e 3 S Grande and also along the border of | in the taking of the Ramsey and that R e sfutits st the Lalis Forpade Bost southern portion e peninsula the ns, 5 i order o e 2 LW, : Aien, Sy tRroREh the Lottty o | the Tempe: ' Tho memorandym, accora.. | Wil depend upon developments of the | N UL, 255 &30, 2008 the border of in the IakivE of the & sinking of the | (1N _body of M. W. Harvey, who is | company was -somewhat precipitous 5 Anxiety in_official circles over the | i : - 3 Lusitania, was washed ashore on the | officers of the union first sought a com- Zealanders, have trebled the area of | territorial, industrial and military con- b S » Frederick Funston that more than |struck a mine in the North sea last 3 ground they previously held and that | Cessions to be demanded of the entente | Situation at Vera Cruz was consider- {3009 Mexicans already are pledged to | Monday. Irish coast. ference with the officials of the com N itement there had subsided and that o Canadian Government railways have | demands. The company stated they & French warship is reported to have | 2nd to insure the development of a|C put five-or six P of Turidsh bat- | greater Germany.- It is signed by the the Carranza governor had issued a AN APPEAL TO LEADERS ordered 1,000 steel freight cars from | preferred to treat with a committee foreign demonstrations and incendiary wheat crop. Demandy: Fidaly- Rt Constantinople, on the other hana, | the life of the German empire. £ 4 IF GEN. FUN s o mands ly used. declares that in the region of Ari|_ Dr. Roesicke of the Agrarian league, | SPeeches. Such demonstrations Mon . FUNSTON REQUESTS i Sl W Ol Sttt e s - oAt Vit 3 ; ; senior American naval officer in Mex- pulsed with heavy losses in men, guns | Peasants’ league, Baron Von Twickel 5 000 Italians have been killed i ed on the officials this afternoon short- Bnd stores, and that in the same re. |Of the Association of Westphalian | ican waters, to send an urgent re oW York' e S dlerorney T | ed in’ the | # gn the of oclock. “The. commitics ip " ing, Tni —_— heir "demand for a univer- . ety Meti be reinforced by a battleship 'squad- | Washington, Aug. 11.—Raiding and |Sing on behalf of the United States - presented ¢! - :rtemngfis T IR otum:;-;rem:“mg‘:ce,mlgg guerilla fighting in Texas along the |S0Vernment, and the diplomatic rep-| Twelve hundred business and pro- | Sal eight hour day and an intrease in - i Tni + ine, Bolivip Urugauy and Guatemala|ing under regular arm: £ t | requests. Most of them were flatly Uni Secretary Daniels today, “are reported | strengthening the United States fotces |t i 2 g gul y officers a e e Jdrs athat Al Bungire t the Middle' Classes of the| ST mproved and there is less |if Major General Funston reqests 1o |0day signed an appeal addressed to Plattsburgh, N. Y, R Ao IEAS o W e £ . i titioning them in the name of hu-| Otto Muensterberg, a ber of | tee had demanded an immediate reply T B 1d i may be such that these ships will [ment and other officials insisted to- |P€ Be . g, mem| “m';‘a"cm":’.}?wgbe S ineits of ithe I aniont ogkfcgu;'{;',‘. Gormany ana | never € there at all. Conditions in | day, however, that any such troop |Manity and national patriotism 1o the Prussian Diet, and a brother of |and when it met with a refusal, the 0 < . s e i ference. vard, died in Berlin. They held a meeting tonight at ma- bases of the Germ: : |and the battleship squadron will pro- | Mexican internal affairs and would be | 1B, & peace con . 3 . e L e, Oy 0 e | Peate which has not thess resoiis | ceed to southern waters to be ready |only for protection of Americans ia | The action, taken after a two hours e SR R B i t of both London and Constantinople in- | Paris, Aug. 11, 5 p. m—What pur- | P required” Army and federal investigators de- | Five with the Taking of the Ramsey | Commerce. manufacturers showed a more con- fered heavy casualties man chancellor, Dr. Von Bethmann- | from Newport, R. 1. last night and|pjego, which calls for the death of Aug. 11, 10.09 p. m—The |Steel Company from the Southern 2 £ Lake Strike Was Unexpected. by wireless to proceed to Vera Cruz age in communities along the Rio | night, said that five officers were lost dash of the Australians and New | ing to the newspaper, covers financial, | ReXt few days. It has been reported to Major General | torpedo boat destroyer Lynx when she | JUPPsed to have been lost on the|and unexpected in union circles. The on the Aslatic shore of the Dardanelles | 2llies as Germany’s terms for peace | 2DIV relieved today by reports that ex- | this organization. pany relative to a presentation of the terles out of action. following men who are prominent in|PuUDIC ~statement deprecating antl-| MORE TROOPS FOR BORDER OF ALL MEXICAN FACTIONS|Canadian companies to move the|of their own employes. Burnu an allied attack has been re- | Yachorat Von Wente of the German| Sl “NClican maval oficer in Mex: ports. of the German allies that 200, | Polnted from the factory which wait- gion and near Seddul-Bahr Turkish | Peasants, Herr Rouger of the Central quest that his little force of gunboats Although Pnver Pasha, the Turkish | league, and Professor Eberle of the m?i:ondmons in Vera Cruz’, said|Mexican border will be met _by |Fesentatives of Brazil, Chile, Argen- |fessional men began a month’s train- | Pay. together with some other minor their operations, he seemingly is op-| The memorandum, after calling for | cause for alarm. The situation there | Secretary Garrison of the war depart- | the leaders of all factions in Mexico, clared to be exorbitant. The commit- ly landed forces, according to Enver, | ‘Suarantee an amelioration of the|Mexico and Haiti are both uncertain [ movement had no connection with | (ease their civil strife and assemble in | Professor Hugo Muensterberg of Har- [Men all walked out at 3.15 o'clock. ured. The war minister added that | Will render new struggles inevitable at | for any service that may be required.” | that district. session, was not joint, but identical, Vanderheyden Fyles, the short story | Was given out for publication. 2 ! as an informal but unanimous ex- |writer, died in New York from bi- the Turks are entirely convinced that | 2D c;ulxy dtaats. bg]t vran:ahe ch: e eE e No Satisfactory Information. pression of the views of their several | chioride poisoning taken in mistake they can meet every situation the al- m“R 7} ess t"‘"fi ei 01'1 TIAD. ‘War department officials could get|governments that the condition of [for headache tablet: lies can create for them. ca“;"i‘:mg ngcm “Eto ‘a:*:{;m e LADEN WITH EXPLOSIVES [no satisfactory information of the|chaos in Mexico had injured the i ZhsiCermany, (acoapiing fo Sierlin, | ca¥oe LIS MecSayS 0 nesure yar Sk character of the raids. One report was | prestige of the nation abroad. The| Ranchers living in the San Rafael \ve occupied the fortress of Benja- m'ryedlud economic situation with re. | Minnehaha Was Designated by Holt |received that about 1,000 Carranza |appeal urges the Mexican leaders and | valley in Arizona have formed a vig- minow, east of Novogeorievsk and un- - to England, because Belgian tof to be Blown Up. troops from the Tamaulipas garrisons | generals to make effort to bring t ilance committee to defend their Schedule Will Be Maintained. Eficia)(pdvices aroiithet(the poptilace/| SDect o SRslend Decuuse Delgian ter. of General Navarette had been cross- |gether all elements in the creation of | stock from Mexican raiders. g‘beglnning to evacuate Dvinsk, an Slosely: Iiikad s vith ions principal "in-| New York, Aug. 11.—The Atlantic |18 info southeastern Texas near|a provisional government that can be _— Ansonia, Conn., Aug.’ 11.—Six hun- portant railway Junction on the Pet- | & b 1 territory. Belgium shoid be| Transport Line steamer Minnehaha, | Brownsville to incite Mexicans in the [ given world-wide recognition. United States consuls have taken |dred machinists at the Farrel Foundry rograd-Warsaw line. South of Lomza & monetary. financial and postal | Which caught fire when heavily laden | Section to an uprising. It is said they | ~The communication will be given |over the duties of most of the Italian | and Machine company's plant here the entire Russlan ling 1s mid to be V‘thwpolm e uenc e et v e it s Cas tmrtl | WeTe under command of Juan De Los |the widest publicity throughout Mex- | consuls in Turkey, the latter are leav- |may go on strike tomorrow, accord- » e That e and e Bug. the | the empire. Its railroads, waterways g;mu on Mer wayktmm New York to ?ar_nou, €Ot Biaviin Sull CHCIoEEE }g" m;’;é’ ::‘.g “':Dn":u‘:;:":xe%slh; d:g; ing for Italy, expecting war. 1!;5 to statements tonight by oficials o 1 verpool five weeks ago, reached this | €12 B of the machinists, unless the com- %lhsc‘;-:‘:;a.paufig;digg Rt Ve aze Z§°‘”ndu:i‘*ca",3‘fn‘&?.°’"’ linked with our ST oo i T et ‘%y‘ke Secretary Garrison said he had no |various governments signatory to it.| Samuel Rea, president of the Penn- | pany agrees to a nine hour day and a DEhRTentontt alieny o it since that incident. The fire aboard | nformation of that character and add- | Replies are definitely asked for; the|sylvania Railroad, wa staken to the|half day on Saturdays without reduc- STRIKE THREATENED AT FARREL FOUNDRY, ANSONIA Company Posts Notices That Ten Hour ;| €4 that if Carranza troops were found | hope being expressed that these will | University of Pennsylvania hospital | tion in pay, Little fighting, except artillery en- | \\oopoe o oo o o e e Sourred N pihe 98V | in Texas they would be disarmed and |be received within ten days after the |in Philadelphia for ae ovarnticn, It became known today that the ma- pagements, has been in progress on lant of J. P. Morgan and who set | Shot if they resisted. Advices from |communication reaches the leaders chinists last Monday voted to strike the wecteén l‘ll:le Aln B;:tl:lilum n“d THE BRITISH BLOCKADE |5 bomb in the national capitol, had | CATTanza sources at San Antonio de- | unless some just cause for delay pre- Two French army aviators were | unless the demands were granted. Ne- Epsues SO thal Aomte lian front X - - designated in a letter to his wife s |clared there were no such leaders as |sents itself. s killed at Villa Coublay, France, ‘when | gotiations have been in progress dur- B etmtanry Gontalcone ond . the|Send Petition to President Wilson to| the time when an ocean liner “should | Santos and Garcla and that Davila| Secretary Lansing, who left for|the aeroplane they were making o |ing the week but tanight the company pulsed, Vieuna says. Take Prompt and Strenuous Action |sink, God willing.” war far from Brownsville. They de- | Washington tonight, will show |flight in overturned in the air. posted notices to the effect that the It was thought that the fire on the | Pied that any Carranza troops had |President Wilson tomorrow the text pd ey oomerts hat In the SN0 New York, Aug. Ll—After listening |steamer was causid by a bomb sot. | CTossed the line. OF| thegeupeatids; Sustly ; d¢reed. up-| Euge Jand, Monday night and early Tues- |t0 2 speech by Senator Hoke Smith of | ten aboard through Holt's efforts. Requests for Troops, e Deabed murderer, was captured near| Oficlale of the machimists say that fay ‘morning, the alrcraft dropped | GeOrsia, more than 300 New York| Twelve passengers were brought to| Requests for more troops came to . Decatur, 1Il, and taken back to Tex-|in the event of a strike, the entire el e resulumlon wareiips | importers today adopted a petition to |port today aboard the steamer. the war department from officials | PRESIDENT WILSON arkarna Tex., to serve a life term. plant, which employs 2,000 hands, may In the Thathes, the Tonden ocks. faps | President Wilson urging him to take e e alons the Texas border and have besn EN ROUTE TO WASHINGTON| R —— be affected. The company is rushed 0 boats near sHarwich and build- | PFompt and strenuous action to re-| PORTER GIVES CLUE TO referred to General Funston upon angers captured in Hidalgo county, | with agders for machinery to be used Boager i 5h, lieve American importers of the condi- which Secretary Garrison depends to [ To Take Direct Chy ot the. Makd west of Brownsville, Tex., flag | for thé manufacture of war munitions. : tior> caused by Great Britain’s re- MISSING HARTFORD GIRL | report whether he can handle the sit- e '® Mexican | bearing the words, in Spanish, “Army fusal to sllow products of Germany R uation with the force available, Funs- Situation. of Liberation for Mexicans in Texas” | $600,000 SCHOONER YACHT ALLIES GAINING GROUND and Austrie to be shipped from neutral | Says She Left the Grand Central|ton has ready on the border and at : Y On Board President Wilson's Special | The name of the steamship company MADE BUT ONE TRIP, prising infantry, cavalry and artillery, | Irain, New Haven, Conn, Aug. 11— |formed by thé amalgamation of the - ports to the United States. With Two Women. Texas City about 17,000 troops, com- ON GALLIPOLI PENINSULA | Senator Smith declared that the f e i e —_— blockade, as carried out by Great| Hartford, Conn., Aug. 11—The po- | Secretary Garrison telegraphed the President Wilson was on his way back | Canadian nd Allan lines is “The Ca- | Breaking Her Up for Junk Because of Area Held at Anzac Has Been Nearly | Britain, was one of the most flagrant |lice were informed from New York |gencral today that the 12,000 Mobile | (o Washington tonight to confer with|nadian Pacific Ocean Services, Ltd.” Eiectrolysis at Work in Metal. Trebled—Inflict Heavy Losses on|and inexcusable violations of neutral |this afternoon that Elvira Guidone, |troops remaining at other posts in con- ;“'{.“"Yb}-'"'lflz 8";‘} other fl;‘mrfls s ek — Enem: rights in naval history. the 16 years old Hartford girl who | tinental United States would be sent | m!hca ne;mreslr ng the rex can - ‘wo trainmen were killed when a Y. ~ “I have determined the only /thing | disappeared after her father put her | to the border if he asked for them. Q!"’H“ ”aw' lems. He left Cornish, | fast passenger train of the Pennsyl- T o e TS b i to do,” sald Senator Smith, “is to tell [on the New York train Monday will s Slosk this afterncon and | vakis ‘Raficcad: west' faey" au*open Bir e Hamiiton” reports froe i) | Great Britain to_revoke the blockade | morning, was seen to arrive at the MoratTive in Washington tomorrow |switch and was wrecked near In-(yach: Sea Call, owned by Alexander Dardanelles that the area held by the | OFder Or she can have no neutral trade | Grand Central station in New York [ RAIDS BY TEXANS WHO - %‘;‘gle_h . dianapolis. 8. Cochran of New York, under un- aiite ailicaiio) the Assac sore o the| ith. us. Monday forenoon, by H. H. Williams, VE A POLITICAL FEUD|acithe Mesion otaniy Sivect charse| o usual conditions. The Sea Call, builf i g g e g nearl; “The excuse that Great Britain |the colored porter on the Pullman car HA' = A PoLI of e ex::nnls tustion, developments A n official statement at Ottawa only four months ago, has made but Five out of six guns in the | Seized vessels having cargoes of goods |in which the girl rode to the city. =~ S Bt s ek ;‘r: (;xp;ct‘ Wi u;l;x :ha next few days. | places the amount of grain at term- |one cruise, and that was her trial trip, Turkish Asiatic batteries are report- | Produced in Germany or Austria or of | Her father expected she would get off Have Been nding Bandits qu'{ el"x;oun : ollowing out the |inal elevators points at two million Examination disclosed that electrolysis ed to have been put out of action by | 00ds intended for Germany or Aus-|at 126 street and there were rela- and Attack Each Other. P or“ e sett] emn:dof the )shxl- bushels. At the same date last year | was at work in her metal hull at such e i Bttty Bt Lone tria, but consigned to a neutral port, | tives there to meet her, but the porter = 2nd Lentral Ametioan diplomats were| & o (o million Dusbeis. B o o G The announcements were made in |25 2 retaliatory measure against Ger-|says the girl went on Into the Grand| Washington, Aug. 11—General Fun- |&nd Tentral American diplomats were| — Gae. 10, Raop the vesed i comunission official statement given out tonight | 1020y does not make the seizure law- | Central, was met there by two women | ston reported that the best information He ' d; o-ln el;’ on Mexican a nd. igh mass was celebrated In Lud-| As a result the vessel, the largest and hich read: ful, who evidently knew her, and that the | he could gather indicated raids fn| "9 %8 ¢ el;m‘nl k ho"e\'er.vlo afford | wig's church, Berlin, in memory of | costliest of her type, will be sold for “The latest report from Sir Tan| ~There is no justification for the |girl went away with them. Cemeron, Hidalgo and Starr countles, | Protection orelgners in Vera Cruz.|Mrs. A .Mnotgomery Thackera, wife of present ten hour schedule will be Mason, alias Earl Ray, an | maintained. Boston, Aug. 11.—Workmen at the yacht works at Neponeet today bega breaking up the $600,000 schooner Junk. secord contention that the British e Texas, were directed by Texans ha: The president was notified late today | the former American consul-general in mgm ;t:ti;stxg:mmm ng:!c;::]f LA loa i the s Movements of Steamships. ing headquarters in Brownsville, who, | that General Carranza through his | Berli, Mrs. Thackera died in Paris / OBITUARY. I T iho Anzas sone and I thai |ihe United States had violated Great| Copenhagen, Aug. 4—Salled: steam. | Baving a political feud, sent bandit | Washington agents, had sent word to|on July 15. > Sec’y Lansing that the Mexican people - Britain’s rights during the Civil War. ed State gangs to rob and attack each other. S — . Were sHghtly varieh piaces. but ihe | The United States never committed an | * New York. Aug. 1o Safid: steam. | Secretary Garrison expressed doubi | ¥iew with (dopleasure any aitempt| Nicholss A. Horton, ship news re-| o OChristian Dorentinger. feneral resuit s that the area hela at | 8Ct, nor did our courts ever write a|er Frederick VIII, Copenhagen. ¢ |that Mexicans from over the border | tending to frustrate the success of the | porter for The Associated Pross at Onesdale, Pa., Atg. 11—Christies » . | Carranza forces. City Island, died Dorentinger, a ploneer In the cut glass ; ling that justified the British action. o Ave 9 3 _ | were ‘responsible for all the disturb. y ) at his home there Bty 15t Sy e dah o7 52 : oo Owr 1N "Tork lor Copen | e, o, oz ot e o | Zhe St returaing 3 Wash, |in yevtrdes, "k e oo 365 It I, o ey sna”focmdes ha, les had no co on Wi el % ::,p‘ ey 2 7| TuRKs TELL OF ‘A1 —Arrived: | steamer | RIS in Mexioa ' ool . M E‘vg:y::g :lel:mnl.'-.c‘rvlc. e, Do e home today in White Mills, near here, sl o na okt N0 Catther pro- , REPULSE OF ENEMY | Pinte Allighlermt, New Xorci: steam. | Carrison, -bave no political signifl- | Spite the fact that the time of his de-| The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. from paralysis. He was 81 years old. ave infiicted heavy 10sses on the on- Enprg=or er_Taormin,” Naples. g cance. Lawless people are using this [ PLEUITe Krom Cornish was not known |asked bids on the consf Sualich Thoveughiweds Inported and the French battleship St | Report Capture of Trenches Near Ari| ~ palermo, Aug. 5—Sailed: steamer |time of excitement to plunder and steal » crowds gatl at many | teen new vessels for in ng/ e ;N o hav - tam; and we are not_sure that all the law | Stations in Vermont, New Hampshire, | York harbor. These will consist New York, Aug. 11—Among a val- e e s et | PemenoenstiAeck | cjStsaliniNew Yok Preakers are Mexicans. ~Some of | Malsachusetts and Connecticut o one steam lghter, thres derrick barg. | uable shipment of twenty horses which mc“l‘uttm:s." Constantinople Aug. 11, via London, | British-to*Encourage Munitions Inven. | them we know '": nfi:‘”d the border ;oro,.VL. and Nt:flh:)mmm: t‘lfa&. t;-o ke e covcnd_-hmh SEnas. m;:‘fiuu 'cr‘:d:c',vdr:? !'::‘;fl:l:.:m: el 2‘:7:0 ‘filux?.w:r‘n':. fnllo;flng ;glcm tions. il < cienes | covoils sheered the president. Bables| An educational movement, nation- | Oughbreds. One of these i the un- OR REORGANIZATION ey "",“m""""nhl._ London, Aug. 11, 10.15 p. m—That | regular troops in the country. Officials | 2ttracted hi particular attention and | wide in scope, to acquaint the people | tried staliion The Curragh, five years PALL F he may avail himself of all the latest | today were considering whether it e mes he leaned over the ob-| with the fundamental principles of | 0ld, by the Derby winner Spearmint, ed an attack by the enemy north of ALl latfe i OF KINGDOM OF POLAND | Ari Burnu, inflicting heavy losses up- | diScoveries in appliances for the man- | might not become necessary to use the | Servation platform on his private car|taxation, was urged here ufact: £ -muniti 3 sityation | to_Pat them on the head. S 1 T, H phs o Kmmon“ C”mm;" mo.'nmm - and ::‘ —_— on them. ure of ‘munitions of war, David | national guard should the Mr. Wilson left hi ‘amuel T. Howe, vice president of the o o8 & -l esto Polish Faction in Lloyd George, the munitions minister, | tak ore serious proportions. = . s car at New Ha- | National Tax association, in an ad- | Princess of Wales stakes last year Wanif A.::::.:. b;.d?.:n s Jmo e "&?:m:: «m:zk".nm: B bonl o et et T ven and walked for several minutes|dress before the ninth annual confer. | While owned by Lord Cadogan. The along the station p! people recognized ing prisoners of four officers and fitty | branch” of his department. In this latform. Only a few ence of that organization, at San Fran- [+ e mry Wal g T cis - oo department .he will be assisted by 25 “Henry Walker” Is Not Lavell. . m.—The Polish faction in the Aus- of arms and heliographic | Scientists and-engineering experts. Calif, Aug. 11—That e - an pl.rl‘hment has i:tued a mani- |and telegraphic’ apparatus. i p Walker”, who was believed to Panama Canal Reopened. Lineman Electrocuted. E’-\n calling for the organization of a| “Near Ari Burnu, on our left wing, Payment In'Villa Currency. be Ceci! F. Lavell, former instructor| Panama, Aug. 11.—The Panama | Thompsonville, Conn., Aug. 11— tingdom of Poland, with its capital at | we captured by a bayonet attack part El Paso, Texas, Aug. 11—Represen- | at Columbia University and who is| canal was reopened this afternoon, | While working on the top of an elec- Narsaw, as an integral part of the|of our trenches which of late had been | tatives of the foreign mining interests | suffering from aphasia is not Lavell, | permitting the passage of ten ships, |tric light pole here late today Jo- Hapsburg monarchy. in Villa territory in Juarez today were | was the declatation made today by |including the steamer Finland, with |seph Wysocki, aged 23, a lineman em- The Polish national committee, en- presented a proposition by General | Miss Charlotte A. Simpson, a teacher | many passengers on board. Altogether | ployed by the local lorsing the manifesto, issues a call to wing Villa to pay the employes in Villa cur- | in the high school here. Miss Simp- | 20 ships have been delayed on account of Polish territory now isolated position be- | rency, revoking a recent son attended Lavell's classes for two|of the slide which b the e mRussian domination to send ! tween ourselvcs’ quiring payment in silver. Columbia. cut last