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when she arrived March 10. are not noFz aboard, and that they may possi- b1y have also 1e9t the United States, with Lieutenant Brauer.
 ''The commander of the Prinz Eite1 Friedrich admits that Lieut. Brauer is not now aboard nor at the present time of the Prinz Eite1 Friedrich's crew. He states that Lieut. Brauer left the Prinz Eitel soon after her arrival at Newport News did also any members of the crew who may not now be aboard and asserts that since the intermittent of the Prinz Eitel and the giving of his written parole no officer or men have disap- peared from the ship.
 ''The commanders assertion that Lieut.. Brauer and any others who may not now be of the crew of the Prinz Eite1 Friedrich left the ship before her internment and while the Prinz Eitel was at Newport News. suggests two interviews which I had with the commander of the Prinz Eite1 shortly after the ship arrived at Newport News, which should be here stated.
 (Continued on Page 7.)
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TESTIMONY ALL
 IN AT WILLIAMS MURDER HEARING

Litchfe1d, Conn. June 11-Argu- ments were reached in the trial of Isaac N Williams of Bridgeport, and Harry Roe of Poughkeepsie, charged with the murder of County Com missioner H. B. Case, at Barkhan- sted at today's session of superior court. It had Been agreed that each side would have three hours for the arguments.
 States Attorney Warner, who had moved to reopen the states case on direct evidence, did not take advan- tage of this today, for rebuttal was continued as soon as court resumed. State Policeman Rowe Wheeler, re- (Continued on Page 11.)
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GRAND JURY TO PROBE
 AFFIDAVITS ASSERTING
 LUSITANIA WAS ARMED

New York, June 1.-The Federal Grand Jury now in session here, it was stated. today, will make a thor ough investigation to determine wh ether there was a conspiracy to defraud the United States by persons who obtained the af1davits submitted to the state department in which It was asserted that the steamship Lusi- tania. carried four guns when she left here on her last trip on April 30. The inquiry may, last for several weeks,
 Roger B. Wood, the assistant United States district attorney who is directing the inquiry, said that the grand jury would follow the evil dence as far as it might lead.
 The arrest yesterday of Gastave sstahl. a German reservist who made one of the adfdavits given to the Ger
 tContinued on Page 11A
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SAY SASKATCHEWAN
 ADVANCE IS CHECKED

London, June 11.-British observ- CTS of the war, forming their opinions on the latest despatches from Russia, believe that the Austro-German forces threatening Lemberg from the south east have been checked in their ad- vance. Russia, they. declare, has de- 1ivered a return blow and hard one. The great masses of German and AusS trian troops which have forced a pas sage of the Dniester river near Zurawna. have, according to the latest announcement of the Russian war of flee, been forced back with heavy losses in men and material.
 Thus for the movement on Lem berg is thought to be safe, nowhere along the long front has the Teutonic allies been making progress recent
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Cardiff, June 1.-The Glasgow steamship Strathcarron was torpe- doed yesterday without warning by a German submarine while outward bound from Barry. The crew which put off in boatss was rescued by 8 steamer.
 The stratcharron Twas 2sO7 tons, built in GrannocIS and owned by the StT-athcarron Steamship Company of Glasgow. She sailed from HaVreo May 2S fir Barry, where she arrived June azad was reported to have en- tered the government service.
 London, June 1.-The Russian and sunk by German submarine of
 members of the crew of the sailing ship have reached Queenstown.
 The Russian steamer Dania has been torDedoes by 8 German submar- inc. The members of her crew were saved.
 :. The Swedish steamer Otago, bound for Hull, was torpedoed and sunk last night.
 The list of ships torpedoes by Ger man submarines, which is printed by the morning papers, contains the name of the schooner Express, the crew of which was landed at Liver pool.
 British fishing smacks Welfare and by ZeppeIins in the North Sea The crews, which took to their boats, were picked up by a Dutch smack and brought here.
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VnvesHgaaon Is Begun

Vnvestdgation Is Begun Special agents on the department of justice now are conducting an in vestigation at the instance of the state department to which Collector Hamiton's report was referred. It appears that Brauer and the men are not on parole because the ship had not been interned, but Collector Hamilton understood he had the word of Captain Thierichens that none of his officers or men would leave the vicinity of Newport News while the status of the cruiser was in suspension.
 'Tt has come to my attention" Collector Hamilton reported today, s'that one Lieutenant Brauer. who was either the first officer or the execu-- tive officer of the Prinz EtteI Fried rich when she arrived at Newport News, Va, March, 10. 1915, has left, the ship and is not now aboard. There is also reason to believe that Iieuten- ant Brauer may have left the United States and that certain other mem bers of the crew of the Prinz Eitel Friedrich, who were aboard the ship.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-11
IMPORTANT BORDER TOWN
 IS CAPTURED BY ITALY

Innesbruck, (By courier to the Swiss frontier and Geneva(, June Il Italian forces have captured P1oe- ken, in Austria, close to thes iron tier. The position of this location is important as it endangers Austrian communications. Ploeken is few miles south of the main highway be- tween Laibach and Innesbruck.
 Announcement has also been made here by the Austrians that one of their submarines yesterday sunk a British cruiser of the Liverpool type at a point thirty miles off Sant Jean Medua in the Adriat1c.
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''I am glad to note the change in the tone of the press in re- gard to the note to Germany. From the time the papers began to publish forecasts down to yes terday, the jingo editors have been predicting that the matter would be dealt with with great firmness,' that Germany would be told that there must be no more delay in the acceptance of this country's demands, etc.
 Instead of waiting until the note was issued, they put their own construction upon it in ad-
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vance and co1ored it to suit their own purposes. It is a relief to find the papers now emphasiz- ing the friendly tone of the note and pointing out that it does not necessarily mean war.
 ''Something has been gained if the warrior journalists at last realize that the country does not want war but that on the con trary, it will support the Presi- dent in his efforts to find a peace full solution of the difficult prob lem raised by the use of the sub marine against merchantmen"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-11

Berlin, June 11-Ambassa- dor Gerard presented the American note at the German foreign office4at :1ofp. m,, to- day.
 The American note, although printed in full and given the greatest prominence in the Der lin newspapers, was not accom- panied by editorial comment in the editions appearing up to 3 o'clock. Among the captions were, America Stands Firm ; "A Very Solemn Warning ; Grave American Warning To Germany" and. "A Grave App peal"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-11
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

A marriage license was issued to- day to Martin Lanzo, aged 22, a ma chinist of 66O East, Main street and Elizabeth Mueller, aged 21, a nai1lineH daughter of MT. and Mrs. Gustave Mueller.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-11
WEATHER FORECAST

Showers tonight, Saturday partly cloudy; light variable winds, mostly west.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-11

Judge William Williams sitting superior court, demurrer of former Attorney General John H. Light probability that the public will racy information that expected from the trial of libel suit brought by John T. King.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-11
OFFICER AND SEVERAL OF CREW OF EITEL FRIEDRICH, INTERNED
 HERE, SAID TO HAVE LEFT US.

Washington, June 1dLieutenant Brauser and certain the raider PrinZ Eite formally inerned the Norfolk yard believed Customs Collector Hammond, at Norfolk report today the navy department
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-11
|. s. NOTE. TO BERLIN
 SILENCE TO "JINGOES,"
 IS MIR. BRYAN'S VIEW

Washington June 1i-Former Secretary Bryan today statement expressing his qualification what he of regarding not he follows:
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SOLEMN WARNLNG', BERLIN VIEW 0F !. s. NOTE; FORMER
 SECRETARY BRYAN PLEASED

Ambassador Gerard Pre- sents Note to Berlin, While Newspapers With hold Editorial Comment Headings Show Gravity of Situation is Felt By Papers.
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KING LOSES HIS LIBEL SUIT AGAINST < FORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL WHEN
 LIGHTS DEMURRER IS SUSTAINED

Judge Williams of Superior Court Upholds Contention of NorwaIk Lawyer That What He Said of Kings Of fering to Collect Money For Contractor Does Not in Itself Constitute Libel.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-11
KINGS COUNSEL HAS NOT YET
 DECIDED WHETHER TO APPEAL

Racy Political Disclosures Which Were Confidently Ex pected Are Forestalled When Kings Action Fails Suit Grew From senational Political Speech Deliver ed in Stratford Last Fall
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-11

New Note to Great Britain is Being Prepared at State Department and Will Be Forwarded As Soon as Possible-Bryan Says "Jingoes" Are siI. enced.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-11
SUBMARINE AND AERIAL
 CRAFT BUSY

British and Neutral Ships Fall Victims to Undersea Block aders, While Fishing Snacks Are Sunk By Zeppelins in North Sea.
 Crews Escape in All Gases Seven Vessels Go Down in Day of Activity in War Zone Severe Fighting Reported Along Borders.
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aanSiOatsu fir bic @abl I'm 1nd'
iuprf6 Stub.

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teneu Notwithstanding beS Gnd'
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betitelt, Die in Der nadGten 2eaisia
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9abtom nno SeIlebxe.

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antlaes Der Grlanguns bon Nauren
unier fali6sn @oripGnDen. ben Grobs
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aIeine VoIi3eimadb bri@ten.

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Catherine Ssrolo @usfd,au su bdItsn,
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auug peraRhporteu miiiien Dcnng
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haben.
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inter ben, 8oriib bes prdiibentst
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Die iIn3mfriebenbeit ber
Nriten
aoiumt immer pisber i'm lIuterbans
sum gInSbrndl,

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itsung Der @rsnS.u in europa auf
grunb bss Observation-Disclosures
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fsine Griiten5 5u lpabrtn, ben aries
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gluas bate. 60 lunps GsutidIanb
nid]i bsiisat lsi, ipiirDe es ME IN Grits
pens6ebineullssn pilIisen, bic bsR 4IF
liirten annsbmbar ieien.
gnslsnb pfeift auf Rsus
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ter fir 1usipdrtiae Ansele9eHbeiien,
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iauf intsrHirisr psutiher Dompfer on
Biirser nelltrdlsr Staaisn ansusrtsns
rsn unb 5u rsipeltiren.
Or Tel niht geHoif unierrihtet IN
Bssus auI ben 1srtauf aIIsr In nsutras
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ltnabbdneiges @ianes)
3ifct

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gi5eprdiibent, &. 9. gsaIbburn; 5tuei'
TER @i5cprdiinent, a,iithcIl Ailbpi
oritfcr g,i5epraiiocnt u. z. gyiionBi
Sefretdr. Z. s.. aRcrrcw;. 5inait5'
'Scfret1r, ". s. Siridfelb; Shns'
nleiitcr, Senrp pnter; Commander
3. g9. Eattiicn; Gcteeaat at slrrns.
gtat. Ioriirille; Tirettoren, Soiepf
slderiiiun, 9ar gartleps ,Sran!
9lcom. 6. s.. aonler, G. Z. Tirrn
sSoba 6. Mac@inn. =. .. SuIlipan.
8. siiebeiiel, Z. ". Snpoer 2. 81
SGtnild.
aorinlitfce fir Graaniiaiion laui
beiben Seiten): ssobn &. Bruce,
@illiam u. Sopfins, Simepu Wi
;So6Iiun. Sianlep 6. 9olubIe, Sal
81 geore, 9boinas !. ytoetor, 2eiuis
". Bernard, GanueI +. earn.
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Perisnal' Noti3es.

Gin bodanssisbener bsuti9er qio,
nisr BON 9Ri, Ssaltbp bat seiisrn in
Ssrrn galser 0irr bic glussr
gum eipisen Sdlummsr sefd)IoHsn
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in @ipble, i'm @roBber5ostbum 9aben
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lnb feline berporrassnben gbaratter.
eissnif,aften einm srob,n 5rsunbes'
trsis eriperbsn aspnbi, Der ben gram
sebeueteH 5intsrbIiebenen, in eritsr
2inie Der fdlpsrpepriifieu Wittpe,
5rau R o la Sirt g.b. Slider bas
innisite g,ilsib entsssenbrinat uHo
bas anoenien beg gerstpisten tets in
@bren balien pirb. Die geiiebuns
Der iterbIi9en !6iils Sss entihIaisnsa
finbet am Wittipo9 Moretn Inn aft
llbr bonn 5rauerbauie Yo. IA Soiepb
Strabe, Mt. Sealtp, aus !Latt. ip0rauf
I'm balb neun ll5r in Der Simmsls
fdhrtstirae in lRt StaItbp ein feierli'
DIES Requiew so9umt esIsbrirt iper'
ten tpirb.
ein.r Der alteiitn 0drinn Der
Stabt unb Elm hodongeiebsnsr pios
nisr bon gumminspiIle lit ssitsrn i'm
iuebsn poIIsn0eten rs. asbensjdbre in
6srrn Dilliam Rosbling in
bic Gipisisit biniiberssi6Iummert, IN
Mig betrousrt ni6t nur BON jsin.n
9lnseborigsn, fonbsrn aud Don ben
pisIsn 5reuuben, bic .r ii9 i'm 2auft
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li6teit unb ieinen tbuenbaftm Cha,
ratisr gu sriperben seipubt hattie. Sn
bsm GRtidlafenen perli.rt Der Seiis
fde Gartntr llnieritiibunss.g.r.in .i.
nss Ieiner Gltsiten lnb riihrisitsn Mits
alie6er. Gi. 9eerbisuna tinbei an
Wittpo6 Rahniittaa I'm Elm llbr BON
5rauerbauie 30. 1888 gorbsn Str.
aug itott, potauf Inn 2 ubr in b.r
9eatiden prot. airde an Der Soffner
Strubs Der pom Germ paftor 5iibfds
mann aslsit.te sraunsottssbisnit abe
gebaItep pirb.
Sm boben alter BON 76 sSabren 1T
Strr Gonrab auhn, Elm bo1ans
gdsbener unb in ipsiten areiIen be-
tdnnter gipnier BEG Seutittbums Don
9amilton Gountp in bic gipigtsit obs
bsrufen iporben. Die RuNbe bon BEN
@bIsbsH oisits tpadrsn bsuiidsn
Manuss lpirb allieitis nit aufriatiar
5rauer pernpmmen iperben unb bic
sramssbsusten 5int.rbli.bsn.n biirfn
BEL Der ihtperen 5eimiuduns, BON Der
lie betroffen iprrb.n, Der inniniien
5beilnabme ptrii1ett itin. Die Beer
oiguns finoet am Wlitttpof Worasn
nm baIb 6 llbr pom 5ransrbduIs, po.
$3.50 eisrra 9iUenue, Wlabiionpils,
aus itatt. lporouf In Der ct. glntonius
air6, in Wabifonpills Inn 8 llbr Elm
fsierli6.s Requisms5pd esIsbriri
tperbenpirb.
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