The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1915-07-10
NEWS MULTUM IN PARVO

OFF the coast OF Gothland sea fight
was fought between Russians and Ger
mans, the Germans losing destroyer,
mine layer, cruiser and two dis
abled hattleships returning to K1el, ac-
cording to meager reports.
Five British vessels were sunk by
German submarines during one day
three steamships, bark and schooner.
England announced the capture Of
trenches in the Dardanelles operations,
completing the taking of that part of
the Turkish line gained by the French
on June 81.
King George placed the chapel royal
of St James palace at the disposal of
Ambassador Page for the wedding of
his daughter, Katharine, to Mr. Charles
G. Loring of Boston, in August.
Huerta was watched by secret SER
vice agents and the troops on the
border were under orders to prevent
him from crossing into Mexico.
The country's food exports for the
eleven months of the war were shown
to be valued at $724,OO0,00O, against
SAB 100000 for the same period year
ago.
Frank Holt, an instructor in German
at Cornell, wounded ]. Pierpont Nor
gan twice in the hip at his summer
home near Glen Cove, Long Island,
and confessed that he placed the bomb
in the reception room of the Senate
in Washington which seriously damag-
ed that part Of the capitol.
Official reports announce the German
aim to be to split the army of Grand
Duke Nicholas which has the adVan-
tage of parallel rivers in it's retreat,
and has refused to give battle where
there are no railways.
The German submarine U-9O was
raised after thirty-six hours, and only
one man in the crew was dead.
Carranza's failure to recapture Mex
leo City was pronounced destructive
to his hopes of recognition by the
United States.
An associate in college pronounced
Frank Holt, the assailant of ]. P. Nor
gan, the Erich Muenter, an instructor
who fed from Harvard in 1906 when
his wife died under suspicious cir
cumstanCes.
Germany's care in replying to the
last American note was ascribed to
the care given to counter proposals
Admiral Oscar Won Truppel warned
Germany against war with the Unit
ed States, or even breach.
France took part officially for the
first time in the visit to the grave Of
Lafayette made by the Americans cele
brating the Fourth of July in Paris.
Jane Adams returned from hel
peace errand and said the people were
ready for peace, although the pro
posals would have to come from neu
trails.
The Fourth Of July was generally oh
served Monday throughout Mississippi
and Louisiana.
Sir John French gained trenches il
Flanders, inficting heavy losses on th'
Germans, who we're reported to be shell
ing Ypres with inflammable bombs.
General Sir Ian Hamilton praise,
the navy for it's work in the Dards
nelles, where he said the storming O
trenches in open boats equalled an
feat of arms ever achieved
The Bank Of France added six re
ceiving tellers to take in the gol
offered from private boards to hel
the war.
Frank Holt, the assailant of ]. F
Morgan, committed suicide in the ja
at Glen Cove, L. l., on second a
tempt.
A forecast of the German note i
reply to the neutrality protest of tn
United States indicated that compr'
misses would be offered
Montenegrins; high in official lif'
were arrested on charges of violatin
American neutrality by enlisting me
for the army.