New Britain herald., 1914-08-06
AMER OLYMPIC
 kILL RUN cAN7LET
1 Star Liner Will Sail for Liverpool Next Saturday.

York, Aug. 6.-The White Star
 Olympic, whose commander.
 n Haddock, master of the trade
 ppering in many seas and also
 as a mechanic and wireless
 or, said yesterday that he was
 to take his big ship. crack and
 D of the fleet, directly to Liver
 n Saturday, German cruisers Or
 fman cruisers.
 home office has given the local
 the order and Captain Haddock
 he proposed to see that it was
 kd. She will carry many of the 3gers booked for the Adriatic,
 sailing has been cancelled by
 of the Liverpool office. The agency of the line said it did not why the Adriatic was held up
 To Steer for Liverpool.
 other or not the Olympic is to be as an auxiliary may not be di- D until she arrives on the other She will not take her usual B to Southampton, as there may he danger lurking in the English frel, but will steer for Liverpool. he of the Adriatic's passengers (ail by the immune American St. Paul, which departs tomor- Tor Southampton with about 800 and 300 steerage passengers. long the cabin passengers will be |uchess of Marlborough, Lady ard (formerly Beatrice Mills): Ian Johnstone and Lord Num- iolme. Lady Granard and Lord landed yesterday from lympic, which had a time dodg- .erman cruisers and rumors of and intended to stay here
 time. Their plans were upset le declaration of war between nd and Germany.
 Left Her Course.
 sluding the psychological pursuit itish cruisers in North American S the North German Lloyd liner II. steamed far out of purse away down in the latitude pc May. That is why she got yesterday morning instead of late night before. She is from ho vi in the former port after
 rammed by a tramp British ship in June. That is why she few German passengers, who Iy board her at the port of Bre-
 Nearly all her voyagers in the l were returning Americans. All raise for Captain Dahl, although regretted that he did not give luch information about the war. -ong the Americans aboard were Carrie Chapman Catt and Miss Garrett Ray, suffragists, who at q the International Woman's .ge Alliance in London. Giving allot to women, Mrs. Catt said, l eventually end all war. Eng knows this, she said, and will i've women votes because they it would weaken the military
 of the nation.
 Describe Trip As Tense. " described the trip as tense. ;hip's position was not put on ,11 Y-I c ic IS110l and Int all ports were masked. No ,ss messages were sent out or ed. There were no entertain
 and as Miss Hay remarked. .ewaIds looked awed.
 , mort exciting part of the trip two hours on Sunday just af- apt Dahl got into communica- with somebody or something
 warning him of British cruis- Roderic White, who has some edge of seamanship, said that liner changed her westerly !, turning and heading south.
 Mir White thought he saw hing that looked to him like
 MdN t'SNSIdi p1SoCIlSClS "Io ocket compasseS kept tab on the
 course and declare that she Il the way down to Cape May hereafter kept within the three init Captain Dahl declined yes , to say anything about his , except that he believed it was ght one to get him into this l. The captain said he redoubled .ecautions last night when he dmby wireless that England and Inv were at war. .. Passed Steamer Lusitania. tain Witt of the Hamburg