New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15

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ava r,,3 forces ON
|.. b.f.ro ,ur Atlantic
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a.. o.. ,,,,.f5 man that
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Puts Blame on congress
.4-. che re..o-e.b .I.-, for this loss
O. .H.,.. H.... ur .I-t upon stngY
D..--s. add. back o. Congress. upon
+.. r..r.l. Congress would ac' 10 give
. r... Il.et toc tAC navy and the
.......- ~ officer, il the people once
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A. .uDc Thompson emphasized his
statements with ocl@-. o-al gestures Adj
---- Fletcher stood quietly, his lace
te-rsr.r- ruuc OF ..s thoughts.
When Oh, Navy League members
ware about 20 leave the flagship Ad-
v..e pacing the deck, talking IN low
-...- It was reported that one or
-...- lroareH q remark about The Lusl-
-.-.. but this Colonel Thompson de-
NO.. after ra had left the batlesEIp.
Dis refusing 10 say what tLey were
taking about hc as much as con-
slime. che IMPRESSION that Admiral
Fletcher was listening 20 the Navy
Leagues opinions Of President VIII
sor, note 10 Germany aad the posi-
o.lt'es o. ~ t'"-.N 0' e,y,sv
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s. i"7 pea -4 i...i. t5,~;rsiH
.-. a.' $50, go - - of tho
D.-i les .e'..'....o s.sR also
N-FF j., ~0 ,Jr,.r.l sbou+ the
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e.,',.,,er and ex-senator
,, f..+e had 70 comment 10
.l, ,ts rayv or on the interna-
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ysro cat under a funnel
10 Dsr.ss 10 talk. Let them
'..''' - er4 7 +en Won we'll
Lo se;J Win grin. Gust
-, Won AK about being
H. ,,e event rad chance to
mr.. ,.o'ra worth since the Span
snow wv " '', y"r,l ever know us now as
.'. .-.l ,-...b ,yba+ We did then"
cog. '.-.,.a~5 members Of the Navy
...... ,-..r.eI tickets for Yesterdays
10 bo.-loshirs. United States
,o..-r-,ar- tugs that had been moored
~ r.,. Washington Point came down
.,. ,scr. to IKE tho members out
49,. t,1-i-r craft and bring them
.t ~. IT,. .bo~e
Oihcers heCeI'e ,,.,,-
lieutenant Commander c. X. Miller
brought the Soroma 10 me Vs' To " -
FIST street landing: |ihere SecIe'IIy
t-"ara brfcS ana - - sSSeclal
taur II. padnum usheIeu d sp eord
party OF one nundrea Vls4toI9 "OO"iI,
sisted by Lieutenant r. Il. hihI anu
Ensign Paul Cass@Id. Ah'ons 'No e. -
the >oroma we're Mr; ana hrs; Ieiiy
Belmont, William Ho"SIC NJ -
Colonel thompson, amer = I'" -
and BITS. isaac ~ Se4IS ma -
Charles Deerlng' 4Aoi'"a ~ Sdt -
george u, "a 80, - hJ5,rls NJ
|Lr. 1Ie 30 V,,.o-b,'r,. George G.
VIZ me Cbaries X.
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aff and C"uGA'tr anu e, -. n
Fletcher, eK-J 4s nee ICIItiHeI ~
Acloms, VT. and Irs' haIPh d. 81 80
burger. Robert W. heliy ara III; anu
Irs Norman brdge' o. G hDF
Colonel frcderlcH u. bOG."e, 'S,"ei
CO." modorc Of the Ne" 1oIh II r ACh'
Club, and Miss Bourne .: req ans ~
Justice Edgar .. LaueI' "a "a" IT. -
OWN, OF Duluth' MINI ~ J.. an "
Percy y. Lawrence ~ =, ~ IG..''N -1N
Aesson ana MSS AHlla DG " IN polr,o,+
August belmont ana ~ -'. 'l'' .I,o
Wen. ont 'n private !acnL' JouIi.i.s Wv
Navy League party on the " E ca. hs
titrr 'heF had beeen me- a. sie NO III
Commander j. W. Iouu anu
corns o. oMcers. Ill. -,
inc itors were greece on
Captain H. Mel. +. Il use enc o. 80,
who escorted them 20 Admiral r ie''"ei
s.a. Ite admiral deAVeFeo S',mp'o
address o. welcome, saying; "'sh
90 bid you welcome on the hSgsh up IN
The name Of the officers and men OF 'he
North Atlantic feet. | am delighted 10
have you aboard and ! assure you tnAt
we appreciate your patriotic efforts not
Il behalf Of the navy. bat IN behalt
OF the country. Captain Dunn will now
turn over the command Of the wyoming
u the Navy League