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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04
Gelomaribaa BON !6inben.
burg
8ibmete lid 8pei Sag
lang in SitpreuBen Der
Siri6iddb.

8erlin, 3. Sept. - Obglei6 er
3ur 3eit ben grOBten 5elO3ug in Der
@ef6t6te leitst, fano Der 5elomuriaall
BON 6inoenburg in oieIer g8O6e bod
nod 3eit, Ii6 Elm paar 3age bet
6triajagb 5u nibmen. @r trdf an
Utontag in Sbippen6eil, SitprsuBen,
ein, in Der gdbe Der Gegeno, I'D er
Ieins 3nei grOBen 54la4ten gcponnen
- bic Shlaht BEL Sannenburg unb
biejenige an ben Mufurii6en Seen. SS5n
gegleitung bes 6iiriten BON Do9nas
S6lobitten unb beg @rafen 00nbofi
jagte Der 5slbmari6aa in ben Bdloern
Der @rdfiu bon gutenburg, no er 5Ipei
Gdpitdl z0irihe erledte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04
ehiHsaaariatex.

Rep0ort. 8. eSptember. g(ngss
tommen: .Gretic" Don ReapeI ubsr
Bottom: ,SomaIo oiSduoia" Don gseas
pei: .,Saroniu" BON 2iperpooI.
Reapel. Quget.; gStaHIpaIta
oon Rem 0ort.
9lb1eo.: rGuropa" ndh gelp gort.
8tbraltar. Q(baeg,: .NthInot'
nab Rep gort.
Rotteroam. Qnget.: Not
teroam" BON Retp Yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04

tntcr oer nelIereH un6 Ieifderen
Sd)ciointgSgeieeen bereits 617 s3dr4
1en ibrer 8itrbe ertlchigt babeit.
9elm ioqte man Oenfen, bob nieIe
oieier gSaare iidJ itur idcioen lieBeit
mcil Die Snde MODERN, o0er Dfo0e &c.
DorOen lit. 9ieie gl1tiidt lit aber nab
2ingnben Der oerren oOn CSeieB h6l.
lig iolidLidl oo in jeoeIn 65aQ - 10
Iagen lie ~ rUrfli6 gang eepidJtige,
O0!Iig beredbtigte (Srillloe sur Srcii-
ming porlogen. Sir bic grobe Nm
5abl BON GbeiheiOluugeu iino 5mlr
qroBelt Iheil Die neuen Sdlei0lrrgSge-
ie6e IN 4ernpluduta berattDoctlidL
Die es fir ein @bepuar, taS ietner
icIbit iIber0riiiiig .gciporocr iit, Ietdlt,
iogor iebr lcid}t maden, licb ole ,5rei'
}elt Dic0er 5u DerldaTien. S5nfoIge
oe}er pielen S6eIolugen batte man
befur6tet, baB DieIe oa0llrb abge-
id)redt piiroen, iidJ iilr Dtnrmer" an.
chamber I'll fciielu bod baben iid
oicie 8eiilrdltlmgen ais urberedtigt
crpicien Oa Die SeiratbSIllt trob DER
uielen Sdei0lmqeu ooer pieqeidlt
gera5c infoIgc Der 2eidjtigfeit, NIT
meIder 0ieiclbeH erlangt werOen ton-
nen - gon5 ln0 gar nidjt abgenom'
men bat, iOnoern INNER nod III pol'
Ter Stdrfc groiiirt.
- 2erfamettert nurbe.
q 6ulmeiiter Il n ion IN
6 bicagu, Die leaders Beberas
ton" lit pom GbicaqOer S6ulrdth
Derboten nOroen. Die DON Der &Ors
reri4aft anqenommene RegeI lautet
pie fOlat:
Il. Die 9ugebDrigteit pon Ge6res
rinnen su Qlrbettergetpertl9aiten, SIT
2ebrerinnenperbdnoeu, bic nit elmer
@eipertIfaft Qfftliirt finb. 5u elmer
FEDERATION oor@eperti1aften o0er
Alt Gebrerinnenperbdnbeu beren Be-
ante, @ei6dftsagenten ooer iOnittge
9ertreter nidt Witglieoer Der 2ebrers
Ibaft limb. beeintrGhtiqt bic 9isSipltn,
perminoert bic 0irtiamteit Der Gebs
rerIfaft uno lit benz @pbl bes Dffents
liteu S6ulipitemsi9dDli6. Sol6e
,3uqeb0riatett ipirb besbul6 biermtt
perboten.
.2. Qlqe WfitQlieber Der Ql6theiIung
| fir Gr5iebunospeIen, Delde ieBt IL
geno elmer oerdrtiqeu 8ereiniglug
anaeb0ren. baben IOfort ibre 8erbtnz
buna bdmit gu (0Ien unD iunerbaI5
brei Monuten aufriebenitelletroen Be
neis gu Iieferu oaB oieies geIhebeH
lit.
| n3. Gs Ioq in 3uflnFt g}iemeano
in oieier 4btbeiIlnta Fir Gr3iebungss
peien onGiteat perDen. ncnn er ni9t
Oorber i6riftlib ertldrt. bah er fet>
ner IDIden 8ereiuiqunQ drgebDrt. uno
ihr audi niht beitreten tpirb.
a. Sein Wlitqlteb Der 2l6tbeilunG
fir Gr8iebungspeien Ioa in 3utuuft
beforbert meroen. cine 8ebdits3uldge
erbaIten ober BON elmer Saule nah
Der anberen DerIebt fperben, falls es
ritlt Oorber ihriftli6 ertlGrt, baR es
teiner iolhen @ereinigung angebDrt
uno ihr au6 nidt beitreten niro,
5. Dirb Elm u(itglieo Der gl6s
theiluHQ fir Gr8iebungspefeu I6uIOig
6efunbeu. bieie Reqel in iraeno elmer
Beiie ubertreten su taben, 10 IoQ es
nit elmer 9eloitrafe beleqt. pom Gma
te iufpenSirt ooer uber ertIaiIen tperz
ben. ie uadoem Der S6uIrat6 es fiir
qut befinoet."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04
2,5OO,OOO gbrapnels
&illien fir 8ublanS
Sci Ser Sbbrautic preffe 3
steel 6 o mpanp inGles
belano 6eItellt.

Glebe(anb, O6io, 8. Sept. -
Sin &ontrutt fir bic 2isferung Don
100000 Sbrdpnels5iifsn fir biz
ruiiif6e gtrmee, i'm Bertb BON $4,.
100000. purOe am Jrsitug Don Der
5porGuIic preiieo Steel gompan1 IN.
ter3ei4net. Die 6iilien perben mad
chamber bis gum Ottober 1916 a6qe-
Iiefsrt iperben. IS 1T bies bic gr0Bte
ein3elns SeItelung fir &riegsmaterial
bic bisber in GIebelanb gemant ippr.
ben III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04
Sym benz llnterieebpDt
vJ-4"
sinb IODeit 132et4sn gs.
funDen IN 10 Or b E n

9onolulu, Sanaii, 3. Sept. -
glm 8rsitag puroen peitere 3thu &eis
den in bem llnteries6oot yJy 4" gs.
funben. Sis Iagen auf einem 6aufer
i'm MaI4inenroum. Cine Der 2ei6en
tourOs als biejenige BON Span &. Wa=
ban, WtdI6iniit, aus Gina. ObiO,
iOentifi5irt.
gOl. BEN % Wann, bic BEL Rem llns
tsrgunq oes gootes INNS 2eben tamen
iinb Iopsit 13 qerionen aufgsfunoer
lporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04
Sin General 8pmnernemr
SIR bas uuter 0fterreid /
iaer 9erpaltuug be-
finbli6e 9ebiet
polens srs
u1uut.

2onbon, 4. Sept. - Dis aug
Qmiterb5m teleqrapbirt tpirb, 1T DOH
Bien aus ssnelbet poroen, oaB Baron
bon Differ gum Generalgoupernsur bes
Inter 0itsrreichii6sungarii6er 9erpals
tung itebenosn @ebists in RuIiiIf= POs
len ernannt porben lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04

ga, 9ouer! bas 1T gau3
mo 3 anoers Inter ben ipenigen
Barrier SourHuliiten, Die niAt gdns
ouf ben Gjebraua jenes etnfa6en
.SiIfsmtttels Der StriTtiteuerei oers
aid3tet ba6en. bas man ben Qeiunbeu
WeuIterperitano uenut, III 9ictpr
Snel au nenner. beIien 8IoiIen in Der
r9umduite" erideiHen. Su Der Rume
mer Opm II. gtuguit muht er ii8
iber bic SluIioniIten luitiq, bic iiber
Dem Splitter i'm Quge bes Seinpea ben
9alten i'm eiqenen gtuge iiberieben
rWein 9ieber", lGBt er etnen BON oies
len 8liit!i6en ipre9eu, bic Bodies
limb bod oar 3u oumm. gum 9eis
ipiel, ais tie mertten ,oGB ibr Srteass
i6aB iih gu erf60pfen begaru, lieBeu
lie in ben 3eitunaeu 5ur 3etfruug
cer QlnleTbe auforoeru. gluf bteie
g8eiIe bat man erfabreu, ouB tie in
Der Slemme parer uup bat es natiirz
lid ausgeniiBt" nS5a. a6er BEL unS9"
Tas lit Qon3 mas anoeres. Tenn erz
items limb mir uttt bic Bodies, unb
8neitens peib iebermarn, oaB mir
Gjelo in 0ule uno 5iiQe haber 9es
nan pie nit oem grot. 2lls tie Iabeu,
baB linen oos Wetl ausQebeu tonnte,
mas 6a6en iie getbau? Sic baben bas
&s9rot 1emdht, uno oritdtt bic SGs
che oebeim 5u 6dlten, hubeu tie es
ii6eraQ ersG6t. 2luf bieTe Detie bat
man erfdbreu, oob iie niats me6r 8u
efIen butten. gtt, mas bdben mir ges
la6t uno mas fir dusae3eihnete BtBe
Iiub nidt gema6t porbenl Deun, Ou
oerItebit, oas Ssgrot 1T Elm icbledtes
3ei1en . . ga, ober bel uns 2"
,.gei uns 1T bos gan5 mas unoeres.
0enn erfteus TT ss bel urs Retsbcot,
uub barn, penu mir Reisbrot efeu,
10 benefit oas, bag mir tpeItes ba6en;
baqeoen penn fe &urtofTelbrot efen,
10 benefit ba8, oab iie teines bdbeu"
IA. qber LIMB iibrigens obs
gleib 'ie iol6e SdlpdBer limb. erfdbrt
man bod uiht aIes. Ddt ibrsr 3eniur,
bic nit bem SGbel drbettet ;" .e}u.
aber bel uns =" DDos lit gun3 mas
anberes. 8enn eritens ur6eitet bic 5sns
fur Bel un8 nit ber Sdsre 80"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04
Sritiibes Zegelihiif
auf Der 50be BON Queens
tpipn perientt.

" ~ ~ - ~ u
Gan 5rantisco Sal, 3.
Sept. - Die biefige 6anbeIstammer
1T am iyrsitag per aabel beua3ri6tigt
iporben, oab 6as britiIde S6tff sBilz
liam 3. 9eipis", Gisentbum ron Sinb
Ralpb &c so. bon Gan 5rancisco. all
,Srsitdg in Der Rdbe D0n Queenstown
bon sinem lntsriseboot 3erit0rt tporben
fei. Das S6iff ging am % Wdrs
Don GDsrett, Ddib.. aus nit elmer Ga
6ung !9ol5 naa SbssrnsB. gnglan0,
ab.
Der sapitGn Wanning uno bic aus
30 Waun 6ciisbsnbe geiaBung puroe
Don benz 0dnii4en ytOtoritiff aQuz
-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04
9ofal 8eridt.
D. n. Stadtverband
Sat aeifern slbsno bic neue Staats.
6Iefntipe erluGbit.
1dmmtIide biSberisen geamten nit
elmer gIrsnabmc micoerertprcn.

Grei Gcle1ateH Iiun 6ricoens.aon
srcb ii 0bicego ernamt. ;SeudDt.
ircbIiher aommers ifliebt lid) oil
Die gcrinintnIung ml.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04
NirGIi@es.

- Dor Der gbang. Columbia 9s'
msinbs. br1uben an Der Gaitsrn glUe.
bdit paitpr aur3 aus 9aiesDiIIs, Jnb.
.am Sonntrg sins Gdbprsoigt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04
81 h ( 0 !

o.: .cGfs fpdbr. Wtener lou test
cine gtautgtpO9nunQ baben2"
s.: .Hreili9. bds fttmut, Ct lts'
-jursG GeFGnaRib.S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-04

bem 5armsr SObn Barrett, g}ulettna
Bridge. einen Noubmoro peribts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

The way ttat the market has acted
since the Crucihle episode is pointed
out as proof that the technical position
has been stronger han was suspected
both in the war stocks and the general
list. h market has not only taken !
great deal OF stock in tho course OF
the liquidation OF tie weak bull account
that was built up. but II has also alb
Sorbed a lot of short stock that has been
sold in expectation of a reaction. The
extent TO which the opinion has been held
in professional circles and apparently
is still held. that not only a reaction.
but a collapse Is at hand is rather re-
markahle. one well informed stock
broker confcsses that he jumped To this
conclusion himself. and was only inclined
TO doubt when he had inspected the
hooks of his firm. which showed that
the idea of a top heavy speculative po-
sition was exaggerated. The impression
that the speculative position was weak
was probably ~deepened by the food OF
alarmist articles hat We're inspired by
the Crucible incident. The most extreme
Of these We're apparently written with
the impression that the whole speculative
Was on the same basis as that
in Cruclble. The state of the speculative
account in Cruclble before the break was
II did not require any special
reading. But it is possible that the real
situation in regard to the war stocks
may be overlooked because OF overem-
phasis being laid upon the day to day
speculative position. There have been
of substantial buying going on In
Of the war stocks continuously.
stock is being taken out OF the Street
all along, one brokerage firm has
bought mt less tan 1000 shares of a
war stock every day for several
months. This stock has been delivered
them to "A bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
GOSSIP OF WALL r E


Rock Island on relatively heavy buy
ing moved up to lGas and held most Of
the gain This price mpare with a
low OF 1919 made less han two weeks
& II IL plain that the advance has
been both extensive and rapid. being
characteristic OF the movements made
by "A retreat OF a short interest. For
some time past the market for Rock
Island has created suspicion that IL
might conceal a Congested short inter-
est. The stock loaned at "A premium con
tinuously for weeks. The freedom with
which tips Of ) and lower were cir
culated was also calculated TO excite
curiosity. There has been no stock in
which the movements in the past few
months ave been more violent and err
ratio than Rock Island. and there is no
stock in regard to which IL was more
easy t. secure inside Information re-
earding its movements. II has seemed
as IL every other person IN the street
WAS at all times within close touch with
a friend o. a friend of a director who
knew and Would tell exactly what the
stock was going to do next. But what
ever the latest Information has been.
there j. no doubt that a considerable
short position was built up i'm the stock.
one story is that a short position total
amiding operations by several houses.
Another firm has recently been loaning
privately so much stock that a sudden
calling in OF the stock. II was feared,
would cause a SINAI! sized panic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
Little uethlc Zen

Allls-Chalmers. or Little Bethlehem"
as It's devoted friends love to clll il.
was one of the latest tips that was cir
'uiated industrluusly last week. II was
fard to go into IN office this week with
cut getting explicit knowledge Of he
move that was coming, The tin "made
good on scheduled time. Much has
reen said about war orders. and about
the company having a working agree
ment with the bethlehem Steel Cor
noratlon and so forth. But the report
that interested most persons was that
me speculative interests which had been
highly successful in Bethlehem Steel
and crucibio steel had taken hold Of
Aiiis-Chalmefs for IA play. II has been
remarked that the preferred has not
shared In the enthusiasm displayed over
the common in the latest part of the
rise But that is a feature that has
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
THE CURB MARKET.

Business was quieter in the outside
market yesterday. but the upward ten
dency of prices continued. Although
industrial speciaities were the most ac-
tive features, oil stocks and n number
of new additions to the list came In for
considerable attention.
Electric Boat. new. rose a. on a good
volume Of trading. The old stock vas
quiet. but scored an advance OF IS
points. Cramp Shipbuilding sold up to
so, but "A late reaction left n net gain
of only | point. Standard Motors was
strong n active. closing N points
higher.
Oil shares f~uctuated irregularly,
Standard oil of New York and Ohio on
each advancing 3 points. while Standard
OIL OF Indiana declined 10 points. Prairie
and Gas showed a loss OF 2 points
at the close after n reaction from $40.
Transactions in detail on the market
yesterday were as follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

The London Economist. describing tic
depression IN the Stock Exchange, men.
tons an interesting incident rs follows
Into this confused weltcr of depression
there crept n still more disquieting FEAR
IL was freely reported that bargain,
had been effected in the Stock Exchange
whereby proceeds OF sales Of stocks had
filtered through To enemy countries and
that II this were proved the Stock TX.
change would stand IA very good chance
of being closed dow altogether. deal
ings in stocks and shares being pro.
hibited entirely. Authentic instances
We're claimed to have been traced and
To be under the present investigation o.
the stock Exchange committee. Pro.
found Indignation stirred the House "a
n whole. which scented treason and
treachcry on the mere circulation OF the
rumor. although. OF course, the sales
were reported to have been made on be.
half of neutrals and not that OF any
alien enemy. This report had an i'm.
mediate effect Of lowering prices"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
TEE COPPER MAEXET.
Producers United In saying Metal
Is Down to 49,. Tents.

Coppr producers are no longer naming
. nominal quotation of 10 cents a pound
for the metal. They were unanimous
yesterday in stating that the market
was down TO 1SL cents a pound and
indications were that with a resump-
ton of buying on a large scale further
concessions TO about IS cents might he
ecurcd There was an increased in
curry for copper and some business was
done.
Indications also pointed to a resump-
ton OF buying in spelter which is linked
with copper in the proportion OF ono
pound to W in the manufacture of
brass.
Lead was dull AT 81 cents n Mound.
The Anaconda Copper Mining Com
panNs production for July was I'M
changed AT 2s,l00. 900 pounds, which was
the tonnage reported for the month of
June.
Further Increases in visible SUNNY
and stocks of copper abroad were re-
ported in the cables yesterday from
London. The visible supply in British
warehouses and in cargoes nf,oat 10
Gre. Britain on August ! showed an in
cease Of 567 tons to 35.O63 tons. Fort
nightly stocks increased 1892 tons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

TUESDAY, August 3
Receipts OF beeVcs were lON5 head
mainly consigned direct to slaughterers
No trading on live weight. feeling nomi-
nally steady, Dressed beef slow at iao
l5c. per ID. for common to prime native
sides.
Receipts Of calves were s24 head. I'm.
clullng 49, for the market. Feeling
steady. southern veals sold at s9utllT5
per 100 lbs. southern calves 80.
No "a! 80 OF state Neals reported. civ
dressed liN re.
Receipts of sheep and lambs wer. 4GaG
mead, inC'piing : cars for the market.
Feeling frm ON Light receipts. Common
20 good sheep ,ew"sl sold at S44s5.75 per
100 lbs; no real prime offered: culls a..
cu's SGTsG. Dressed mutton sto"'SSsS 80;
&c per H.; dressed lambs llml7c' "
RrceIpts of hogs were 1883 bend In.
trading: feeling firm. '"e''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
C%OTTONSEED OIL.

The market sowed decided weakness
following the rally OF Monday, and quo
Iations declined easily, Offerings were
heavy, while the influences against val
hes Included a sharp decline in lard,
a limited demand for FASH product.
mere seemed to be considerable pres
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

been observed before in connection with
war stocks. The preferred is limited 20
Z per cent. dividends and there is ,rme
II per cent. in arrears.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

TIL" total receipts for du rs a' -
custom House yesterday wCrD @
dldi5. of which SlS>,47O5l WIS., '-r
merchandise withdrawn from u.' ''i
Warehouses and S547,li594 f"I r'.r"t
importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

sure on distant deliveries and the offer
lngs were Increased on the decline. En-
port interest was limited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

T"a sahs to-day, 100000 shares. Same day 1914 Exchange closed
annary to late, 7692?6S5 Sam period 1914 Al 1862 OS2.
Where a &c" follows a quotation it iruacares n bid or onor for % shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

sex dividend.
Where a ''c' foiiows
n uuOi alton II indi.
Gates u hid or offer
for ~ shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

EN- DIVIDEND
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

Open High Low. Clos. Net
ing. est. est. ing. Change.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

Closing lDivl 4
Bid. Ask. RI, Sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
EUGENIA KELLY DENIES
SHE'LL WED AL DAVIS
Tells Tribune That She Never
Was Engaged to Dancer.

81 positively am not engaged to Davis
and will not marry him."-Eugenia b.
Kelly"
The above is the reply of the heiress
to a telegram sent by The Tribune ap-
prising her of the reports circulated
concerning the renewal of her acquaint-
ance with the man from whom her
mother separated her few months
ago. The telegram sent by Miss Kelly
was followed by another which read:
"My daughter, Eugenia f. Kelly, de-
MES that there is any truth in the re-
port Of her marrying Davis, and says
that she is not even engaged to him.
Mrs. Edward Kelly"
This is the first declaration of her
intentions in regard to the Social
gangster" with whom her name was
linked that Miss Kelly has made since
she left the city. 1t is believed, how
ever, that Davis is trying his best to
worm his way again into her good
graces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
HUGE NORWEGIAN FLAG
SHAMES HASTY U.BOAT
Skipper, Attacked, Flies Banner
and Craft Submerges.

When the Norwegian steamship
Capto left her anchorage at Gravesend
Bay yesterday her master and officers
reported that she had been fired on
by a German submarine without warn
ing on August II in the English
Channel.
According to the skipper two shots
were fired. Thinking he was to be
sent to the bottom he raised an un-
usually large Norwegian flag. The sub
marine then submerged and he was
not molested again.
The Capto left Cardiff on August H..
When one day out a submarine came
to the surface dead ahead. The
freighter's master waited for orders
from her but received nothing except
a shot. which struck the vessel on the
starboard side. exploding just under
the bridge. Fragments of the shell
penetrated the bow of lifeboat and
one of the ships yentilators. The
second shot went wild. The Capto
arrived here on Thursday but went TO
an anchorage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-29
To Fire the Four Corners
of Berlin, Writes Aviator
LRn reIegranh 10 me TrIbun. !

Boston. Aug. 28.-The tactics of
French avistors are described in let
ter received by W. Startling Burgess
of the Burgess Airship Company, from
Norman Prince, of Boston, now serv-
ing as an aviator for the French gov
ornment. Prince writes in part:
ave spert ten days at lie Bourset,
and on May 26 were ordered here
northwest of Arras and ten miles from
the German lines. We flew from Paris
lie 9ourget is only a feN miles from
the gates of Paris on brand new
Voisins, and have been doing lombard.
ments since of ammunition depot,
Boche headquarters we can find
out where they are located-also OF
railroads and trains of reinforcements
coming up at the time of attacks.
at is in this section that all of the
French advances which you read about
in the communiques have taken plaC 3.
We have done some twenty since our
arrival. Cowdin received the Croix &C
Guerre and a citation Pordre des
Grmees-the highest citation given
for having brought down an aviatik
German war biplane).
"As yet | have not done enough for
a citation, but am very near one, as
have done more bombardments during
the month of June than any other pilot
in this, the third group de lombard
incentive escadrilles in a group de
bombardment. Also, was the only one
Of my escGdrille to get to Douai the
other day, the others being stopped by
the clouds and ayiatiks and she'll fire.
1--WE cross the lines well over 1000
metres generally $500 metres or high
er-if we can get there with our load
of bombs We carry useful load OF
400 kilos-nearly half a ton-and it
takes usually forty minutes 10 get the
1000 metres. The shooting o. the
Boches' als-anti-aircraft guns -
is getting better and better regulated.
Half the time there are holes in our
planes from exploding shells 1t is very
curious how shells can explode near us
and not cripple the machine enough
10 cause il 10 come down IN the German
lines
Before the end of this war we snail
have an aeroplane with az least 500 or
1000 horsepower flying from scissors
to Russia and putting fire to the four
corners Of Berlin.
"Our plans and we have been as
sured they would be carried out to
form an Escadrille Americana as soon
as all eight Americans are ready. Six
Of them already have their 'brevet mil
itaires, and four of them are at the
front. Two OF them OCowdn and
Thaw) have been decorated