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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18

MuiItf q SUI
For account of executor.
$1,000 New York Ga, and Electric Light Hes, and
Power Go purchase money per cent gold bonds.
dine February. 1879: interest February and Au-
:usi February. 1918 coupons sttsCled. ..... Na's
% shares Franklin Trust 90. 500 Cschl 49,. go
~ shares Lawyers Title lnuSursnce and Trust 60
c. So0 ,AJnI 10
mortgage refundiug Yer cent gold bonds. due
Isuusr. 1883. interest January and july .... . 80
10 shares New lork New Ha,eI 4 Hartford Raj
road $500 cAchl ........... .............. 80
l2o share, Gas Electric car Co. pref temp 81 /:
al agreement dated MAY 1911 Tor The purchase
ana al. 0i l2O shares Of stock of the I,as Eier-
go, Ca 90 standing Zoo tho name az Martin u
BiooIner aud ". ". Alderman resp-,ti-,y IS
sooVe de-cribed made be- vcen Charlie. y ToE-
Ter and the said Boomer and the SAID AcIcr-
man. together With all right. title and Interest ~
said Martin Il. BoOmsr. ". " Ackernsn and
Charles y. Fowler On ard 10 tho aforesaid
100 shares L6comOhUe 60 Of America common
800 eSchl ........... .............. 10
2 shares Well.. Fargo q 60. G,ioo each Il 4,
- shares NeN Yorker Stats Ieituns ..... SIS 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
MrRGrNTHALER uNoI1FIii .

New \ orr. =, - a -
\ regular quarterly 81, id:nd ,,,st ;s cs.s
capital stock OF Mergenihsl :, is,S %
pany viii b. paid on March 81, ,c rr a. q
s,ocsholders Of record a. th,y s'fi,IS ~
close Of business on MAJ
transfer books viii NOT 1.,y,ex Trstsif~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
p,Bsdsirs'
S25-s3i Chestnut street; P""'

FIDELITY Trust COMPANi " 81
Tho Fidelity Insurance, iflst uorttlF
Deposit Company. Trustee una, snin y
OF the William Cramp A sons u.rcb :
CINE Building company. dsl,I ar tss'
1899. invites tenders ~ propose, ~ sirt
issued under said Mortgage 70 70 =
dered Tor redemption. prop99ss.ss.sfy =
opened and AWARDS made on r''
1915. a. ~ O'Clock ". 800, p,.sideo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
BOND SALES on THE S1OCh EAtHINHH
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1915.

Exchange Wednesday amounted
mn $6j00O week and s5o5ooo
wear ago date SS'o3ooo against N""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Il, 1915

Total 10000 against 6oo uesus!, ~
in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports Of general
merchandise at the Port of New York
were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUSTRIALS.

BID. Ash. BID Ask.
'Am /. A T3l5 so / HST n ID pfleO ~
do ~ los no J. ' Coal S.l5s ls3
b rob ord ~, ~ Marconi OF \ IS 20.
IN bearer. lfA iS'a y Transp. 81 O..
fr.loc Boat. 35'. So. Tobacco Prod % n
Edo pref. s. Is do pref. @.i a3ig
-.lnu-t OH. 10. Us. MAA - y q. 81. g,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

~ dividend. tunrs,cd. iseu. c,nis PEI ,n,re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
SECURITIES AT. AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yesterday at
suction at the Exchange sslesroom by Adrian II.
Muller & Son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
MINING.
BONDS.

Vrad Con 6siH ~ Ar svt IS az 1905 1905.
CP trc notes !psis lGt " gyt - CO.. 1905 i0oa,
chic Elev - - % Ar syt IS (cil00's lo0'.
4 Nv O. loo7. iloi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-18
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

"a reduction Of -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

gierul9 mo ocformiert iiN nod
itGrfer. @ranot un0 Gpi16enlplitter
bo6en unbercden6ore 6ormcn.
GtmaS aon3 Ieues. 0os sum crIten.
mol III Oieicm 9rieae ouiaetretcn iit
lit Scr 5lic9erpieil. gr 6eIic6t aus
cincm bIeiieOerltarfeu Stoblitob nlit
8ugeipttem SMnite. 0as bintere
Gnoe lit picrfontig ausgeidliffet, 10
ooB sic SpiBc icbmerer lit oIs 01s
Gube @eun elm 6liegerpfeil ans
ctipo 1900 Meter Slua606e Ieufrecbt
sur GrOe fdut, 10 erreic6t CT cine Gno.
gcldminoigfcit bon 200 5ctmlOcn.
netern. 9ielc @eidapinoigfcit Oes
6lieSerpiciIS entipridt Ser @eidipiu,
oigfeit ser @iidiennoet. 0oraits lit
5u entnebmen, oaB oieie 8erlesungen
iebr idiper iilO.
gSir untcrIHeioen felt altcrsber
&reai1ilie, weun OoS UeihoB uidt
in oen &0rper einOringt; StefI6HIle,
iuenn oos @eiboB i'm @orper Itedm
bIcibt, mo 0urhiAiiiie. mclln Oas
@eiAoB ourtb einen 5buBfolol ben
Se0rper ipic0er DerldBt. 0ic ShGoi.
gung 0cr @aucbe uno Ser Srgoic
bdngt pon elmer 9leibe pon 3ufdaig.
tattcn ab, Su friiberer 3cit glaubte
man 0aB bic @lutgefdbe scr auael
oitSmciden tonntcn 1us mo0ernc
5niauterie9cf9oB our9idlaet oie
&lnf9efdBc aIatt nnA fleine 9(rte-
rict peroen ourMlocbt oeren 0urw.
meier nilbt groBer III ais Der eincs
6eOcrficls. SnfolgeoeIien mus man
beiu nooernen &rieg nit elmer nett
oroberen 3obl BON S6laoa0eroer.
leeungen rednen. 0os mooerne Sn.
fanteriegeidoB bo6nt iicb ciiei ouBcr-
ooerntlid feinen Saannl ourcb Den
aorper, iDenn cS iid5 uiht Inn einen
NuerIdl1ger bon0elt. Sas be6ingt
cine 0roBc @eiabr menn @lutgei1Be |
III Der Qieie 0es @orper5 1erlebt iiuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03
~lc Vria6rungcu in Ser muSerueu
Sric9Sd)irnrgie,

%el Der 9eii9tigitng eines Gfob.
p.!elllcjarettes, slI Scr Die arieasbe.
Neaglerltotter cineclaocn morcN, 6icIt
g,vgeilnrath &agr. scr befonntc QeiD.
S,,99er SDirlirg eine bc0eiitlame Mc1c
s r.'s @cneralor5t Der iGdiilhen Nh.
,sos Ave gat Webcimrot6 %oDr ieiu rel.
ey @ss @llien ino icine icit 9lniono 0es
''.'s8es ~ Den 0cuIt 0eS &uterlon.
o y gelellt. 92aS nnter i9m i'm Gel0c
S%Stellcl muroe. 5win9t 9lhtlmq ms
SSfel.u.Hnoerung ob. Nlit uuen0lihem
S,i oie.B' NIT oufopfern0er Sinoobe
~ 'S'plell uillerc Nlilitdrdr5te i'm Se[0c
', wull9 X NcntiMIanO iiebt nit 6oTfmtna
ss'.p SerlrNuen oieiem g9irfen in ser
S3sa 3SsHe GU; 0enn in Der SanO Oicier
,Saer ,,Sy'ullaer llcgt oit DaS ScbidlaL pon
,, T~uu ellocll oic i'm Sample ocrIetf
,sstrOell o0cr iii Garteni 6clooieuif
'YsDere ertranfingen Onoontruocn
MI. az aer5tc i'm 6eloe orbeiten off
Ne Sa'lcr oen icbperlten %e0inQunneu
,,s ,,Ser an @r lno GtcIle i6rem gSerf
ccHSuugeqeM q fonn enipiinoct ein ticfcs
1-.ull'Igenl5l Sin Dunfgefiibl SoS
Hssg ;s IN aoi5en oelti1en 8oIfe nod
i' lsusler luoH merocn piro, pclm %
es esasq Srieg un0 92ot6 sic cingc6cnoen
re,g,.N.9gerllnaeu re,,. Der geleiiteten 9lrbcit
uernebmnn miss
,or,Sser Ser @enerolar5t ser 9lrmce, Gr,
%a,ad %rsd ., Sdierning, leitete Oen
SjOr'Taa ej'' Naprs nit Gin poor Sgorten.
~ W 5el9tc 0nbei oos nclieite cia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

4 aopfiditilc 5cigen 5iUci gna3 Douein.
oa0er gctreunte lDppn: 0m 1urd,
l1nB ino oeu GruiduB. bei 0euen
oie &ngel 0ireft oen g8eg Ourh Sen
Ropl linrnt, Der IN Der GMGoelEippe
ooer im @ebiri lteden bleibt, itn0
ierier oen Toi9eutial o0er Hinucit,
ldnB. bei 0cnl lid Sic QuaeI cine
gtinnc coer cinen Neg IN Oos Sdd.
oeloncD plliiat Die Sangentiolibiiilc
miillcn on0crS bcban0elt meroen ATS
oie eiAlhitIe imO 1iircbidiiiie. Ge
losgcleliea snodenipIiiter beoinaen
tolt allsAahnslos eMc iperc ,u.
ieftiou EangeitialiAiiiic ls SCH
ourb 6reileglilg 0er @eiduB6nbM
beldioclt inOcm man GiniHuB un0
MISUNDERSTANDING miteinanoer 0erbhl.
oct nno oic @Hnoe Often 6ebau0eli
Nle meiiten 81lSihiiiir pcrlulicn
gilntig, trcs0enl lid bier lebcnsmig0.
tiae Graonc ols 9IitoaiSbe 9lcruen.
9}lldeamarf Spelie iulo euitr0bre
bclinocn Soieru bei &erlceumacn
Stltr01re u0 aebltopi Ia Sroae
fommcH, imtB oie CpprntIon init SCR
groBten Gile Uorgenommcn pcr0cU.
Inn Der @efo6r Der Gritirfug our5li-
beugen
@riltl4iilic bnben BON ollcl GMiii.
lcll que iuir im no0orucn Nric9e ie.
belL oic 6ciicn NciIcrioIoc Tie :Sa-
Poner laatcn 0dg lire ychc nit elm
fadgl 9rltitibiiiier nod odlt TQgci
wicoer an per Sront warcn 9lud iu.
iercn Grfalrltlacn Nj 0ieieln Nrieac
mo &crlebic init entioMeH NrnI.
ldullut lclbit lpenn He bic 0iinae
oiu6l1laacn bo9tu nad 10 bis ia
Gaac1 tmnspogtidbig &cna iie audi
uoc1 ciniac Engc banah Blut als-
Gilltct lcioct iBr QlIlgciVelnbriIu.
0el uidt 0drntcr. @cnn 0cr gudt-
icbuB @er3 o0er 9rnitIhloao0cr &C.
troficn Bat 0onn uatiIrlih lit Bic
Silfe oes @birnr1en su ipdt. Suloa.
ten init 0iricn @ttlBpcrlcbnugen BE-
tpunncn iuir nidt McDr rnldB 9eniia
pom SAlabtielOc, @u6rcnO es i'm
6rieOeu m0glid 1T. EN- Aroietiil
aus Dem Screen heraus5unc6mwn
in0 sen @crlcbtni ourd cine &crs.
nubt SIT rctten idllt oieie Wl09Iidfeit
fir Sen @ricgSgbiuirgen fort. Se6eu.
falls 5eiBen oie mooernen @eimplc
eilc aroBere &unoliitdt Ser striea.
ii6rutg acgcu 0ie nlten @leigeIdoiie.
uno peml bel @rnitidriiict BE &ip-
pen uic6t Uerlett meroen fam ser
&ermmorte nah 1dni filr5er Belt
wicocr ieIooienitid6ia iein
Gin pielltmitrittciIeS &apicl boz
umoeruen aricosdlruraic lit 0er
@autbiduB, sir Sic Sricoeus3rit Gilt
cs oIs nbiolite 9legcl, 0ea 9outb-
iduB uoglicbit balo 0urt0 0cn Baud.
iMnitt 8li opcricrcn I'M eritcie bic
porhonocnc @Iuhng su itiaen INN
3ueitcns 0urcb Scinnug eincS Tber
les 0es a2agehs uno ser Iormfondlc
oic 8erlebnua unldnoIib 5ii madlen
XIV .4.4,...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

Hide SnianterieaeidoB, oeiieu oiin'
ner Stablmantel einen @leifcrn lmO
cine gliuuiniimipibc entb6lt @cim
glufiAlo9ea 0e5 S}roicttilS pirD
ourb odS 9liieiHonoerpirfen Der Der.
i1ic0en barten Gletolle ctle obiolute
0un-Oum. .g8irfuug er5ielt.
glni1lieBenO an 0ieie fur5e Gin.
Ieitung fiibrte @e6euiratb 8o1r 0ant
iiber feline bisber in oieIeni &riegc &C..
nadJten @rfabrungen nn0 9eobod)-
tlmgen in Ser arie0s1iriraie iol.
gen0eS ous:
r.. Qie ariegs6irur1ie 6;etet
mantbe S@ipieriafeiten. @or oQem
jene OoB Die 10 notbwenoigc SeIbit.
fritif iiber uniere @riolee uns bdufig
OaOurdl ieblt, oaB mir oae &ranfeu
oft 5lpei bis 0rei Gage Hah 0er Gpe-
ration olis Sen 9lugeu prrliereu rn0
nibt miiien 5u pcIAenl Grfolec I'M.
icr MirEen gefii6rt BAT. Die &riegS.
firur9ie beoinpt ouh no0 cine 3pete
@efobr fir Den oftiO arbeiteuc an
9(r5t gritens ste @efo6r 0cr llittbd-
tieteit iiir jenen Der iiA iogt nSc0
fam niht 10 aieptii1 orbeiten uic
in meiner alinit. SD fiirGte, BOZ,
ipenn id bier cincn operotiuen Sin,
9riff mode, er niMt ali icncm Gr,
folgc fiibtt, 0cn idl poreusiesc. Die
5peite @afdbr lit Die g}ielgeibditig-
feit. Se bclteGt Oorin, Dab muit nii
pielcn Stcacll ipo cS n&dt am Nldtc
lit gleic6 sur Gperation areiit. llno
lin oieie 8u oer5inoern, Bat oaS Nli.
litGrianitdisiUeien gGuiiic HidtlinieA
ausgcar6eitet, Die iic0 ie6r belpa6ren.
Qic @roirttilc, nit orneu mir Is
bei GGlIBOcrlesliuacn 5u tbun bubei,
iinD: oa5 Standardization Die
SMropncafigel, Der Csranotiplittcr,
Ger 9onl6cnipIttcr imo Der Sliegcr.
pfeil. Ta3u fomneu nod Dos ioge.
notntc Gum.Glnn.NcimoB sic Guer.
idldger lUem QeiAone sic lir..
iprllu9lidc SlugboAn rcrlorcn 1o6en
un0 IN elmer ol0ereN 9f6tllng ols
nit Ser Spibe ouiihlagcn unO
eaolih oic inoireften @eihoiie, mcnN
Sbcilc oer Alei0ungSitiilc, Wlii5cii
ulm., 0hiae, oic Der ScIOnt in Der
Iolde trGgt in ocn a5rper gctricbcn
meroeu. Gic @eIAobplrflng 6dudT
ob BON Scr Iurt6iHlagsfrait @r6Bc
5ornt Wlotcri1l. 9litthlid uro 3ieI
Der RrojeftiIe; en0li6 Dpn Der 3a5l
6eItiafcit lr0 ocm Spunnluias5lt'
ltonO scr gctroiienca Srsanc. GS lit
miGtia 5n miiicn, ooB OaS HpOcrne
ironSoiildlc Suiuntcrie1ciAoB nlis re-
lotiu pciHcm Wlaterial gcferti0t lit
leinc spite ucrbic9t iiD idon 6cim
9luitrefien, bel eiuem @ioeritono
BON cinigcr aoniiiteu5. @cnn oaS
irnnsoiilDe Gci@oB ouf eincn Stein
ouiidIagt. ibl0gt cS ll4 pIatt ipie
cine SniffSidjrolbe Gic SGropiell.
fuoeL lit ous @lei uno nahlrgenid6
todl meider ols Oos iran5olli0e Hn-
fontcriegeidoB nit ieiner &ipIerle-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

imacn iino 9Iutuna, SGuer5, G6oc
|eritlImnelung in0 700 Gem
Sdmer3 geaeuiber Gonu scr 9(r3l
nidt gIcitbaiilti1 iein. Gie critic Ser.
pflidtuna OeS 9(r5tes im Sfriege lit.
Dem @erleBten m0glid5it balo bic
gSobItlat Der ibner5Iinocr0cn Nlit.
tel ougeoeiDen 8u lolicn Wlun iii Be.
miibt Dem Nerlpltn0eien bal0mog.
IibIt cine @lorp1iluuinjcftion SIT as.
ben.
1ie GDpiilAaiie iuRo i'll Dem noocr.
men Srieg cine oeionNere Geiabr,
weil ser Sol0at beim SdicBca ans
oen SHiibcnerdben not9pcuoiaer.
meiie Oell aopi berporitreden nuB
uno oaber lei1t 9etroifen nitro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

1. SauptOerbnn6plot einer
; SanititsfOmpagnis bel Gbenie.
res.
snrerr qlt6cit bnrr 0erer. bic Sic
nllvr Nriiec nls Ner5te pbcr GouitatSs
Nsylilen TUG Jelo bealeittH. yiirgenbS oiIt
s2ie Dtef n0s Nprt: nuppelt hillt irer
l4N.N Dili. Sfsgaib beginut bic eritc
gNtlnt3c iRr bic @erlchten hergits i'm
lsHsnoaulen GpernsipuSgebiet, b. b. m1a,
asiyH asyH n1el im Srrsidl beS Samples ielbh.
! -t 9lunlNe erbrit ucruriadcu rafitru
BslnaH bic nD0 maridlfdbiacu qeirtucr.
I MlNlofigM nie ldmetftr blcieningr, biz
N"t lracNo iryttrdnspprttrt iuerben fSu.
llyN' Nn NnilpperbnnoDlad hciMrdnif iidi
sis ntilllale EDatigieit anf itnene Ecits
ns.en9 oer Writ Hno Sdlwere bcr Ncr.
vN'ohnn, Sdmrr8ltinnHq (gcgebrnrufans
stral Marphinmriniprifnng) Mrieanna
ssN siuiaclen Gdlsnrn nber SipererDdm
I Nv W orinacnneu T1lleu M aud bcrcitS
Z ~ ttOehtctteuocr fllrurgiidgr gingriW
eesttnMclnltn @on lDicr aus wcrDcu Sic
ts,, s''gl,Noctfn ctfn baum iiad ben Selbln5arct
e Ses, w5Ssi,teratls'tst, 5si prn ba eUrntucn naN
~" Niaypengebtct, B. b. IN ben gcrcid
rE thdmdrti9cn @crbtnbnnaen, pbrr cno.
~ ~ DE @siMatg 5urtd.
2. gS0n DeutIt6cu ciueeridtc.
teS 6elOlu5arett in Wniie, III
oen puriuisgenS frans6fiIdle Der
I 'ul'nSete perpiIest iuer6ru.
3. Der 9a3areti5ng Scr sSD-
gauniter &or Oem SperatiOas-
ipageA.
q. aranfcu gIutonO6il SeS
oelttidlen @unuerreinents III
SrllIa. (Ger 6intere Qlufbau
9letet glalim fir fiinf &ranfen-
lra1babren).
o. NrIe9s9tu6e bonn 9iUtgen
SlreHj iuerben bon i6reu Tiib-
FERN 5ur 5rout gebradJt.
8. Gerci6ieuug cIucr SAM.
19tsfolonae 0urd Son0i6Iag iul
! stsl. G6erpraii0im 5u pots.
Tie araufcupileaer
Iell lDer0cn aui sic @cItininitn.
9en ocr &rieasgeicbc bereiOiot,
eoellelt iic bel ibrer GbGtigfeit I'M
oelolonitdts0ienit lnterIte5en.
Oieuit. N''''V-
9. Ger 'SnnO in scr fransSii.
laIen SruIer. (9unoe I'M 0ieuIte
oon aot5en arels).
y, edlncae S'ilfc. (ger6inoen
eIHes mn Gppf gerIrtteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

Stiide 8erlcgt, Sc erOBer ste Gnt-
ferHitng, I'm 10 eber 5eiat iicb Oos
@eidoB geneigt Elm Sod ourd oen
&nodlen 5u idlagen inlo BLOB ell
pdnr Spriinge in Der lin0ebung sic.
les SoMes 5u peririahea Gie elfen.
bein6arten Iangcn A0brenfnobeu
iplittern oucb nod oui Ia6r groBe
Gntfernm9en 5um 9ciipiel 1000
bis 1900 Dieter pdbreno Die ihWanis
mig gebauteu &nordcn mie 5um 4ci.
ipicl 0oS S{niegelcnf glatt Ourh.
iMloacn mer0eu Cos lit allb sic
ltrinAc, pariun @cleuii6iiiie rela.
iip 0iinitig nerlaufen
Gic @irfmaeu Der Sbub0erIct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-03

Se6r pibiia iino oie @erlebungen
Ser &noden nn0 @elente ourh Die
SduBmafie. gluf na6e Gnt.
icrmin1 iperOen bic @nodcn III uielc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-06
No Gun on Hesperian,
Line Officials Assert

Montreal, Sept. 5.-Oficials of the
Allan line here. tonight. doubt the
statement Of American Consul Frost,
At Queenstown, who in = dispatch to
Washington, said that the Hesperian
carried a 4.7-inch gun. so far as we
know" said one Of the officials Of the
company, "the Hesperian did not carry
a gun
No list Of passengers or Of the crew
is available on this SIDE OF the Atlantic,
according 10 the official. who said that
such lists were kept in England
No word has been received at the
Offices of the Allan line as TO the loss
of any lives The first news OF the tor
pedoinC Of the Hcsperian was received
here al o'clock this morning. by A II.
Allan. of the Allan line. and Captain
Walsh, marine superintendent Of the
Canadian Pacific Railway The cables
stated that no lives were lost and that
the Ilesperian, badly down by the head,
was proceeding 10 Queenstown by her
own steam Two British destroyers,
one message said, had taken off seven
ty-tour passengers and all but the cap
tain and twenty Of the crew.
Tie torpedoing. according 10 the dis
patches, took place about $3.50 last
night, of Fastnet. Ireland, the Hes
perian being hit in the bow. close to
numbers one and two compartments
At the time % the sending of the off
cial notification the steamer had ten
feet Of water IN her hold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-06
HeSperian Passenger List
Not Known in Montreal
lBy Telegraph to The tribune !

Montreal, Sept 5.-When news
reached Montreal Of the torpedoing of
the steamship Hesperian, with passen-
gers on board, bound for this port.
some surprise was expressed in ship
ping circles, as it was not expected
she would return here. II was BE-
lieved that the Admiralty had COM
missioned the Hesperian as trans
port. Her name was not in the Sep
TENDER sailing list from Montreal. the
Carthaginian taking her place.
The Hesperian left Liverpool with
passengers for Montreal last Friday.
but her passenger list has not ar
rived here, and the Allan Line is IN
able TO say how many Americans wer.
aboard or who they were.
The Hesperian frequently has been
u5ed as a transport, and she carried
some of the troops of the first Cana
dian contingent about a year ago, but
on her last voyage from Montreal shA
carried no troops. Il is not known
here whether she carried war NUM-
tons.
Captain Maine, commander Of the
Hesperian, has crossed the Atlantic
hundreds of times in the forty-two
years he has been at sea lie has he
many important commands in the Allan
service, his last command being the
Corinthian. He IS regarded as a skill
full navigator, and the fact that his
ship was not sunk is taken by sh D.
ping men as evidence that he dis
played courage and resource. On his
last trip 10 Montreal he had as as
sistant purser his son, a private in
the Glasgow Highlanders, who was on
sick leave, having been wounded in
France
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DUMBA ADMITSPLAN
TO INCITE STRIKES


labor employment bureau will have to
be organized to take care of the un-
employed Hungarians. IL was this pro-
posal that Archibald carried with him.
DR.. Dumba says there has been no
conspiracy, and that articles looking
toward calling out all of the men Of
Austro- Hungarian citizenship from
plants making war supplies have been
printed in newspapers published in for
eign languages in New York and else
where. As the responsible head Of his
government in the United States, the
ambassador has sought 10 show to men
OF Hungarian birth and subjects Of
Austria Hungary that employment IN
arms and munitions plants where the
product is TO be used by the Allies is
a felony in their country, and that
workers in these plants are liable in
Austria Hungary to long terms OF i'm
prisonment or penal servitude for rem
dering vital assistance 10 the enemies
Of their cOurt-y.
The Ambassador sent a telegram 20
Secretary Of State Lansing this after
noon asking for an interview in Wash
ington on Tuesday, at which he will
explain 20 the Secretary the exact i'm
port Of his dispatch which Archibald
carried. Dr. Dumba will leave LenoX
tomorrow morning for New York, and
expects that Secretary Lansing will
grant him the interview.
There was nothing in the dispatches
which Archibald carried that cannot be
satisfactorily explained" Said DR..
Dumba. THE proposals regarding EN-
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Declares Germany
Has Broken Pledge

Philadelphia, Sept 5-"The Public
Ledger" will say editorially to-mor-
row:
what explanation does the ambas-
sador propose 10 make. what apology
does the German government propose
10 offer for this latest outrage l.
does not appear that the commander
Of the Hesperian had even the oppor-
tunity TO escape. much less to offer re-
sistance
What assurance of safety was there
for her passengers IN small boats.
especially after dark? Is this regard
ed, even in the perverted logic of Ber-
lin. as not jeopardizing their lives ?
In what way. judging by this latest ex-
hibition OF 'frightfuiness, has Germany
modified her methods Of submarine
warfare? Where is the great diplo-
matte triumph OF the administration
that was celebrated so jubilantly a few
days ago?
"No nation can endure indefinitely
such trfing with its dignity and honor.
II there is shred Of justification for
the torpedoing Of the Hesperian, II
there is the slightest intention Of meet
ing the just expectation Of the United
States that Germany will abandon a
course OF conduct contrary 10 law and
morality alike, the fact cannot too
quickly be made plain"
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barrassing steel works were nothing
more than a very open and perfectly
proper method 10 be taken TO bring be
fore our races employed IN the big steel
works the fact that they were engaged
i'm enterprises which were unfriendly TO
their fatherland. and that the imperial
government would hold the workers IN
munition plants where contracts are
being filled for the Allies as beng
guilty OF a serious crime against their
country.
The dispatches 5r letters carried by
Archibald contained nothing more than
a proposal that we attempt to call out
the workingman of our own country
from these steel and munition works,
and provide for them other employ
ment. To do so money would be neces-
sary and a labor employment bureau
would have to be organized. This is one
Of the things ! shall bring before the
Secretary of Labor when ! am IN Wash
ington. This seems to me to be a peace
full and entirely satisfactory means Of
preventing the making and shipment Of
war materials. TO our enemies.
My letter. which MIR. Archibald car
ried, does not contradict Count Won
Bernstorff. for his people and the great
bulk OF those who make up our Austro-
Hungarian races are entirely different
types. The greater part of German
workmen in all ranks are educated.
They read and discuss matters and can
be easily reached Not so with the
many races and great ignorant mass Of
our peoples. Promise Of better wages
and easier employment must be made
and their positions in aiding the enemy
must be brought home to them.
where there are hundred German
born working in factories there are
many thousand Austrians. Remedies
for reaching these races must differ
and there is no conspiracy in an open
attempt TO call out the Austrian citl-
zens at Bethlehem or elsewhere. Such
: a proposal as this was the letter OF
which The World says a Photographic
copy was made and its contents cabled
to the State Department. in Washing
ton. II is to prevent the letter from
being censored or garbled that | shall
ask Secretary Lansing for an oppor-
tunity TO explain"
DR.. Dumba denies that Hungarians
are beng sent into the munltlon and
steel works 10 embarrass their output,
but, on the contrary, he emphasized
that the great bulk Of men employed in
steel works were Hungarians or mem
bers Of other races Of Austria Hun
gary L was Of the number of such
men employed in various works and
their race that Captain Archibald car
ried a document prepared by the edl-
tor of New York paper.
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LONDON REGARDS
KESPERIAN CASE
VITAL TO U. 5.
Interest in Torpedoi1g of
Liner Centres on Effect
in America.
tBy Gable TO The Tribune. J

London. Sept. 5.-0nly the most
meagre details have reached London so
far regarding the torpedoing Of the
Allan liner Hesperian. Leaving Liver
pool on Friday with 700 passengers AMI
ESQ men in her crew. she was torpe-
doed at $3.50 D. m. yesterday. south
west of Fastnet. very near the scene
of the Arabic tragedy.
Luckily the torpedo struck the Hes
perian forward and did not sink the
ship. All the small boats were quickly
launched and several steamers rushed
to her assistance. All the passengers