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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
TEN N AIR
RADON ENGLAND
iAAny c1'HEHs cls EAST coAsT
ARE ALSO INJURED Nv zEP-
ELisa s0MIis.
DWELLINGS ARE WRECKED
Heavy Casualties In osrman Attsek
cf sFsslsh Towss 10 Among Nfs4
msa and childrsn.--pes Gel.
der % Wounded.

London. Ten persons were killed
and ~ others wounded In The German
air raid on the east coast vt England
on the night Of Sept :.
The official account OF the raid. as
giTen out here. fellows;
Three Zsppelins visited the eastern
counties last night and dropped boEnhs.
Antiaircraft guns we're In action. Aer-
oplones went up. but were unable to
locate the airships.
Fifteen small dwelling houses were
demolished or seriously damaged and
large number Of doors. windows.
etc. we're broken. Several ifes were
caused. bat were promptly extinEuish-
ed. There was no ether serious dam
age
THE following casualties have been
reported:
KILLED; Two men. three women and
Eve children. a total Of 10. Wounded
seriously: -Four men. II women and
ave children. total OF 20. Wounded
slightly: Nine men, women and .
children, 9 total OF %. Missing and
believed to be buried In debris: One
man. and 2. wamen,. tQtal a. T. .Tosal
casualties. Sc.
"All the above we're civilians. except
one soldier, who Ia reported to have
been wounded seriously"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
DUMBA TO EXPLAIN ACTION
Austrian Ambassador Must Tell state
Department Abeut His Activities
In Fomenting Strikes.

washington.--The continuation OF
DR.. Constance Theodore Dumba n
ambassador from Austro-Hungary In
this country Ia now contingent upon
HIS conference to be held with Seer
tary Lansing.
The ambassadors admission that he
wrote letter suggesting the fomenta.
tion OF q strike In American ammuni.
ton plants created surprise and
great regret In official and diplomatic
circles here.
The impression Ia that DR.. Dumba's
indiscretion 10 sufficient to give the ad-
minhtration ground for making his
recall.
AT the conference the state depart.
msnt will express It's displcasure that
Or. Dumha should have permitted his
real to outweixh his appreciation o1
the diplomatic amenities Involved.
II will indicate that the Americas
people view with great resentment
the attempt Of any foreign represents.
tive to interfere with their domestic
affairs.
The department cannot escape the
observation that DR.. Dumba's case IL
aggravated because, knowing the po-
sition Of this government. he planned
TO circumvent 1t by fomenting . strike
among thousands OF laborers.
DR.. Dumba claims the right to call
a strike Of Anstr.an-Hrnsarian work.
ers In the country's big steel mills en-
gagged In filing war orders for a,lies
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
GERMANS MAY TAKE RIGA
Menace to Battle seaport Becomes
More acknowledgements Land
and Sea Attack Expected.

London. The menace 10 riga. the
Russian Baltic sea port, Is becoming
more serious. The Germans stu hold
the bridgehead at Friedrichstadt, the
occupation OF which effectively cuts
on the Riga's railway communication
to the south. while German aircraft
are active In the gulf. perhaps pre-.
saging another naval clash "a part of
q concerted German land and sea
move to eompiets the isolation OF the
city and force Ito abandonment by
the Russians.
According TO m unofficial Berlin
dispatch. received by way Of copen.
hagen, the Germans claim possession
OF the gulf. the Russians having aban.
doned Dsgc Island. the northernmost
Of the three islands, Just outside the
gulf,
Berlin's official communication on
Sept. Z claims no further progress by
Won Hindenhurg from the Baltic to
Orodno, but thence southwark the
armies of Prince leopold and Field
Marshal von Mackensen are said to
BE- moving forward. while the Aus
TRAN official statement covering the
battle lins farther south and ssst ~
cords ncthing hut Tsstonic galns. !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
JUDGMENT IS SUSPENDED
Washington Not Inclined 10 Doubt
Faith Of Germans In Submarine
Policy to Give Warning,

Washington. Nothing In advices re-
ceived up to Sept. regarding the
sinking Of Allan liner Hesperian
served to change the waiting attitude
OF the American government. Judg-
ment Is suspended pending complete
information. and. In spite Of the state
ment OF the Hesperian's captain thas
his ship was the victim OF torpedo
and had no warning. high officials
here are not disposed to cae.tion the
good faith Of recent unqualified as
surances from the German govern.
ment that her submarine command.
ers had been ordered 10 attack no
more liners without warning,
Reports from Ambassador Page at
London added few details to the story
told In the brief cablegram Of Sept S
In which Consul Frost at Queenstown
announced that the vessel had been
torpedoed with loss OF about eight
lives, none OF them Americans The
consul's statement that the ship car.
ried on her stern . t.7.ineh gun was
unamended, though the Allan Linespf.
ncials. have declared that she had no
gun when she left Montreal.
News that the crippled Hesperian
had foundered while being conveyed
toward Queenstown dissipated the
hope that an examination Of her hull
might prove beyond . doubt the ma.
ture Of the wrecking explosion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
SAN SALVADOR EARTHQUAKE
Jutiapa, q City Of $4,000 Inhabitants,
10 pestroysd--cable Service
Points Crippled.

La Libertad. Salvador.--A strong
earthquake has occurred in San Saliva.
dor and Guatemala.
Jutiapa. capital Of the department
OF same name In Guatemala, has been
ruined.
In the city OF San Salvador no de-
tails have been reported. In Santa
Anna there were 4 few casualties.
The churches In Santa Anna, Son
senate and other villages OF the re-
public are In ruins.
Jutiapa Ia Is miles southeast OF
Guatemala City and 10 the center Of
the cattle and coffee trade Of the dis
trict- The last available records give
Jutiapa n population Of about 1900.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
WILL FLOAT HUGE LOAN
England Prepares to Borrow Hail
Billion Dollars In the v. 8.
Temporary Loan Made.

New York.--All indications tend TO
confirm report current In Wall street
that Great Britain had borrowed from
$50, 0o0. 600 to 500. 100000 temporarily
in this market TO correct the exchange
rate on sterling until her commission.
ers reach New York and consummate
negotiations for a much larger credit
loan here.
There was neither confirmation nor
denial OF this report, which says the
collateral on which the loan was 10
sued aggregated the approximate ng-
ures OF the sum borrowed. Two ship
ments OF collateral totaling about tSS..
eo0.0o0. have been brought from Great
Britain to Halifax aboard British men.
of.war and shipped thence to New
York, with about 3&o.oeo.ooo In gold,
within the last thirty dAys., Two other
bundles OF securities were said 10 have
been brought here aboard the liners
Adriatic and st. Paul.
This loan. II made. was regarded ~
only a makeshift to clarity the sur
charged atmosphere OF the foreign e.
change markets.
Estimates OF Great BritMn's needs
here In the form OF credit placed the
sum at minimum OF $500. oos 600. with
twice that sum mentioned a. an out.
side total. A bili.on-doiIar credit loan
would not. II was thought. be raised
on one huge issue. But a $500, 000 900
loan, 1t was thought, might be foated
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
slls ARlBIGlsuB
IN SELF Defense
EXPECTED 10 Dc RAaHIElD
Gssmany osssrs b ssssr ossstisH q
RepAFaasea and csmssasasies v
ri.s Esass's - csmmaHesr Y
Acted sH Orders

Hsriln. ssssnsaass mote n the
United states cencsrning the sinking
IL tie wAstk star Line steamer Ara
bic Nv i GermAs, Eabmarins vas com
manicaied IL James w. Gerard. the
AmsrIcsn ambsssaAoF. sspt, .
Tia mats sscrihes the dsttruetiaa Of
the liner ID an act IT selfdetCnsa on
the part q the submarine. expresses
the German governments deep r..
gret thai American lives were lost
thereby and offers 10 refer the aaes-
ticns Of repxration and compensation
to The Hague 10Y aalasfmsns.
The note reveals In detail the ia-
strnetions 10 suhnarlas commanders
ecneerntng their treatment os'slinNrs.
They are ordered not to attack pAa.
seEgsr steamer except IN case Of an
attempt to escape after Y Is ordered
10 halt or unless tn actions indicate
an intention to attack the submarine.
The Submarine commander, accord
ING 10 bis report concerning the send.
Ing OF the Arabic to the bottom. said
for her delay In returning TO post has
ATTACK him and. that Ia Aeta6 1isAin
his instructions.
This news was communicated TN
mediately 10 James W. Gerard. Amer
lean ambassador, for transmission TO
Washington.
Prior to the receipt Of the report Of
the summarizes commander. admiralty
officials were OF tho belief that the
submarine had been lost. No reason
for her delay In returning 10 past has
been given.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17

leiEaaa~f7A Allzn LINN sssAsasF
HsspsrsAn. Nssk ~ shssrs NJ 4 N
ef~M At See AhaAra. haghd xpaa iiSsltl
pppl for Montre&t ~lAN eisKsksAs A w
helisFsS MkAeas wssiiina y Ger
zazA sshHassIHs ~ 80 Islssl epAas iass
~ aafiAasss slaa ihlllax ea ths sssa,
80 III Sepk 4
ksx aseoad sAlhAA passlaxsrs slx
third sAhla passengers and II q the
crew ara aaAccnansaA fnE fhis
AFinsa tie Bzuhaeis assiA - aaEiads
iak Miss cllrhersy ~ 81 JahAa Nes
FulndiAnd whose h,Ay h Asfe. w.
10 a&
No saAaafias rs seen ssnd prob
ably H wss too daik 10 chueFye the
wake al : torpedo but aAssenssits
md members 81 the crew who ar
rived IL oasenEscsH u reAeGA sseAua-
srs asres that the attack vas made
~ q German undsFssa haAs. hasiag
their 0psnicn On TIM toFce Of ~ sh'eck
and The great vosanae u wafer shrowa
into the cir.
TIE force Of tho sxpiosioa was ire
mendoua. 0f the passengstA landed
ii Queenstown Ahoat ~ were lEjal-ea.
There were no American passengers
aboard. 90 far a. the American consul
could learn. except two msaAAars Of
the crew. notA we're saved
About 50 Canadian soldiers. woand.
ID ia Flaadsra. we're soias heule tc
secuperata Nest III the ether pas
seagers wsre Canadians. returning
from . vis!t 70 England, or Engissh
people On their way 10 Canada TO
settle
The torpedo ssuak the Hesperlau
In the forward engine room and the
ship immediately began TO settle TO
the head. Capt Main ordered the
passengers and crew into the boats.
bat with his officers remained on the
bridge. although q, that time he must
iTsve' ssit sasr CHAT ATS ship swpssx no
down,
The discipline was perfect. bot one
boat capsixed and those In her were
thrown into the water All were pick
ct up. and with other passengers and
the crew were transferred 10 rescue
steamers. which arrived In answer TO-
wireless calls.
Passengers landed al Queenstown
asserted that the attack was without
warning. The United States embassy
here received no confirmation on this
point. The American consul at
Queenstown tslcgraphed the embassy.
however, that there were one or two
Americans aboard. adding that none
was lost.
The Hesperian was a vessel OF TO-
sao tons gross.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17

ea skSidn Anspssky lanss g. : lpnli
p H. sxfyis9 tss aSasal frr
esTpsi I'LL pSIIpseE 81 ~ szlls eitk
rsas pesxeSs ilsp sssa III tvsasy 4sns
CT flstF aaim AEslaaiss
HfctI0a D Eea 1t saEtAeA enacts1.
That the bnsra et Asyof lind Altiers
man shlIl eject i 1ream IrssNvrsr
who shall hold hAa oitsrs tor one
rear. who shall BE- the lawtssIl cpKt0-
ilian Of The funds al the corphriltIon,
and who ahali axscute bond In sncA
gam aa raay ba provided NJ ordinances
for tho ssfe-kssping Oh saeh funds.
sectiau 10. Be II further enacted.
That tie Town Marshal s4all receive
such compensation ~ tbs iscsss::44 hs y or
dinaAce shall provide. TIE same - Ne
determined and fixed before entering
upon His draties and said Marshal shah
be required w ordinance TO enter
into bond for the fEitkfui handling Of
al funds of the corporation that may
come into hts hands.
Section H. De II further enacted.
That the board OF Mayor and Alder.
men shall have full power and author
isy to remove. suspend. or diguilss any
officer elected or appointed BY them.
for incompetency. drunkenness. or for
any violation. neglect or disregard Of
bis official duties, imposed either by
ordinance or by the general laws OF
the state. Provided, that such officer
shah have due notice OF the charges
preferred against him. and an oppor-
tunity to be heard. and TO introduce
witnesses In his behalf: and provided
further. that at least three $50 Alder.
men aud the Mayor shall coneur In
such removal or dismissal
Section II. BE IL further enacted.
That the board Of Mayor and Alder.
men shall have power by ordinance
to provide for the working OF the
streets. ways and alleys OF said town:
and 20 this end may require all male
citizens under atty years OF age. and
twenty one years and up TO serve on
said strets. ways and alleys, or TO
commute at the rate OF seyenty.hve
cents ri fieii rct each days service, p
Provisions may also be made by or
ainaRce for the collection OF fines and
penalties for failure TO work Or con-
mute az aforesaid
Section Is. BE II further enacted,
That this Act does not exclude any
person In the town OF vanlesr. from
being subject from road working on
the public roads or highways.
Section H. he II further enacted.
That this Act take effect from and
after It's passage. the public welfare
requiring It.
Passed May ~. 1915
WIN. p. COOPER.
Speaker OF the House OF Represen.
tatives.
ALBERT E. HILL.
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved May II. 1915.
TOM c, RYE, Governor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
US. ARMY TO GUARD BORDER
saMAmerican olpiemats Scheduled to
Meet On or Before Sept. is In
Interests OF Peace.

Brownsville. Ter Report says THAI
Mai,.Gen Frederick Funston Of the
southern department 10 10 Issue or.
ders placing practically the sntire Rio
Crande River country In the Browns
vile section In the hands Of the United
States army II h understood that
the army win devote Ito forces pri.
MARTY to guarding the border. leaving
the policing work In the interior. sx,
eept when special troops are needed,
to state and county officers
Washington. - The raD.American
diplomats trying 10 reestahlish consti-
tutionsl government In Mexico win
meet next week 10 consider replies 10
their appeal to the Mexican fActioas
for Z peace confsrcncs and TO plan
their next steps. Secretary Of State
Lansing said no date Ind been not.
but the meeting would 10 held about
the middle oi Septsmbsr. because The
Argentine ambassador. Mr.. Naon.
leaves ON tho 18th for = visit 10 his
home.
The NEXT move has not been dis.
closed. Gen. carrsnsa has not replied
To shs appeal. although hs has indi-
Gated he wiii give 4 negative answer.
Gems. villa and zspats md many
leaders affiliated with them have
agreed 10 the conference.
Gen, carranas may rspiy before tho
conference meets again. and some Of.
tlciaia believe he will leave the way
open for further negotiations OH
ciais are convinced Csrransa win
make 4 tremendous effort within ths
next few weeks 10 drive vills from
Toreon and Chihaahua. and thus ~
tablish virtually complete supremacy
Of his government
CarrAnxa commanders have been
unusuaiiy active vithis the last 10
days.. A statement Of the military
operations issued BY the Carranra
agency described tho capture Of
Icamole. Baitiiio. Parcdon and other
cities from the villa forces.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17

4sas ksxssass Ar killed III IaslsaaI
stxiss ssldssrs = Bsstis Mar
arvMn#slsls. Tsxaa

BfOwfiaFnaa. Teuls Two AsKisaN
Aaaasss were shcs nv Anniriesii sal'
assEs returning the aAndsas' fire ACROSS
shs Mo CIsaaAe oh cssaEes e1vssiEg.
about ~ miles Aasive here % sept, :.
Al tAs saxaD sina shs gravity ~ The
sitnsticn was somewhat rsltHad ny
the astise cooperation ~ carransa
nalitaiy sasA1sisisa. EAo removed Car
EaHxa trnops troip the river hank sf
ca+s..s,s crcsssas A#ssA ssemsessa q try
70 kssp their nsa away from ne
river.
An army aaroplaas ZEN shortly -
fore DARN near tho aviation CAMP. sey-
ssAi miles outside Or Ilsoxnsviiis.
r1igh, Laeui. Morrow was reported
badly. u not fatally. iniured.
Mai Hay. chief of stan fer MAJ
Gen. Frederick Y. Funston. arrived
nom san Anicnts and was followed
By a,serai troop trains. the beginnSns
OF q troop mcvement which wtii put
the weight Of leo regulars IN the
lower Rio 0rAnde 10 help maintain
peace
One cArranHa officer and one civil
ian. known Ia Matamorcs. Mexico. ~
> Carsansa supporter. we're killed In
the hghtiag AZ cayxxos crossing BE-
tween Mexicans and American vol
eiers aad Texas rangers. Proof Of
the deaths of5these men was brought
here from Matamoros.
Capt Frank r. Mccoy of the Third
United States Cavalry. IN command c'
the troops at the crossing fight. re-
ported also that there probably were
other casualties amonx the Mexicans,
Al least . doren Mexicans were seen
TO fall during the fight.
The total American casualties In
this hsht and Ia the shooting OF Sept
5 we're one man slightly wounded and
one horse injured.
One serious menace TO international
reiAtlonss AZ AUTHORITIES mere view
the situation. In In continual nrins
across the Rio Grande by Msxlcans
At Americans who may appear on the
Texas side OF the river. an In the
scene Just above Brownsville. extend
ing about 70 miles up the river. OF
iicers believe that this reckless rife
airing capnct continue indefinitely
without causing reprisais which viii
tempt irresponsible Mexicans to try
an actual military invasion Of Amer
lean coll.
Americans appearing on or near the
river bank to look after their prop
erty are subject TO risk. To minimize
the peril. American soldiers have
strict orders never to hre across the
river uniess FIRST fred upon. and they
have observed this rule, usually 10 the
extent Of imperiling their own lives.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
Cables interrupted.

New York-The Central and South
American Telegraph Company report.
Cd that earthquakes had interrupted
their cable lines between San Juan del
Sur. Costa R!ca. and Salina Cruz.
Their report states that the shocks
were very heavy In Costa RIGA, bat
there are no indications Of loss Of iifs
in their adyices.
Later the company reported that one
OF the cables was working. but up TO
Sept I no details regarding possible
damage wrought In Costa RIGA had
been received.
Recorded In Scotland.
London. The meteorological office
vas notified by the observatory al
Eskdaleaauir, Scotland. thai violent
earthquake had been recorded at |
am. Sept. !. The Indicated e7ictnter
was a, latitude . north. longitude 80
vest. about 70 miles from Cape
Blanoc, on the ccsst Of Costa Rica. In
~ Paciac.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
Bodies Taken From "a

Honolulu, r, H,---Ten more bodies
have been found In the hull OF the
United States submarine "a. One was
identified a. that OF Ivan L. Mahan.
mAchinists' mate, Of Ohio. The ten
bodies were found In the engins room.
Some OF those working on the sub.
marine suggest that an explosion else
where In the vessel caused the mon to
seek refuge In the engine room. s.
far IL bodies have been taken from
the hold OF the submarine.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
Try 10 cru,h VIVA.

Washington. -- Administration on.
ctals here are watching closely the
military situation In Central Mexico,
where Carrauxa's forces are planning
TO LAUNCH a general attack against the
villa army either at Torreon or Chi
huahua.
Unofficial reports have reached
Washington that villa 10 planning to
erscuate Torreon and concentrate biz
forces ct Chihuahua for the struggle
with caranE& generals whose recent
successes have paved tho way for m
A,tenpt 70 close u md crush wis
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
charesd win Fraud IN Election,

indianapolis. ind.--Mayor Joseph r.
Bell Of Indianapolis went on trial
here Sept 7, charged with coaspiring
to commit feionies In the primary
and election OF 1914. He was indicted
In June with Thomas Taggart Chief
Of Police Samuel v. Perrott md If6
others. eight Of whom have pleaded
guilty. Four others we're indicted
later, and one Ct these a.sv pleaded
guilty.
Conviction Of the charge carries
with II nre OF not less than sss NOR
more than 5000 and imprisonment
Tor not less than two NOR more thar
IL years.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
Jserad American Soldiers.

Missica. Texas, The band Of twelve
weliarned MexicanA which crossed
into Texas on tho night OF Sept. 2 and
robbed two Mexican stores at ojo Dc
Aqua. escaped back into Mexico With
$500, a lot Of merchandise and several
horses and mules. A detachment Of
United States cavalry arrived just In
time to see the last boat containing
the band land on Mexican soil When
safely across the river the Mexlcans
shouted jeers al the American soldiers
and dared them to shoot
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
Avse. ElscsfIe Car crssh Fatal.

RochnSser. N. Y. - Fire persons
nere killed when nm automobile was
struck BY an electric car on the Erie
railroad, ten miles north Of here.
The dead are Stephen a. Emerson,
7s; Louis La~son, 81; Florsnee T.aes-
dale. "a; Nellie Aaynsr. ~. and Mrs.
Faith Keith. Al.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17

Paris, ---An important part of tho
Turkish forces on the Gailipoli penin.
sula has been surrounded by the al.
lea and Its surrender Is imminent
says Az Athens dispatch,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17

Vera cryE. -SaitsiIo, capital Of Ccf-
hula. hay been occupied by Gen. o.
regon. Followers Of Gens villa re-
sisted the cssranEa forces At Ansos.
turs. IN ouil7ing point and Ays rs-
portsd to hare lost heavily.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17

Al squadrcn 0f French asrcplanss
has bcmharded rreiburg. "a Baden,
and French cir raiders also have ~
tucked German Stations 1t varioue
ether poiatI
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17

Ncgaies. ---caTrxaxa truops On Sept
q began storming the outer defsnses
ii Nossles. Sonora. just across the In.
ternational boundary from here. The
attacking forces we're said to number
1000 men. Gov. Maytorsna. villa De.
fender Of the town. ID believed 10 have
4 garrison OF S.ooe soldiers, mostly
Yaqui Indians.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17

Washington. Figures made public
by the bureau Of foreign and domestic
commerce show thai shipments Of war
supplies aggregated nearly 3se,oeo.ooo
In July. q big increase over preceding
fnguths.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
Won rlrplsS nsmains.

Amsterdam. Reports that Admiral
Won Tirpits. German minister Of ma.
rins. intends to resign sre inventIons,
although II 10 true that he plsns 10
take = hrief vacation. A Dispatch from
Amsterdam Sept. ; said II was report.
ID In Berlin that Admiral Won TIrpits
would resign and b. succeeded BY Ad-
mirAl Won pohl. now chief OF the nd
m.ralty star and commander Of the
Baltic neet.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17
taerm,e AdmIss swsarine Falsely.

0erman Adnaite SWEARING Falsely.
New York. Custave Stshl. the Ger
man rescrvist indicted in connecticn
with m affdsvit made by him setting
forth that he sAw four guns ncgnred
on the Lusitania before her last voy.
age. pleaded gsiify TO the charge Of
perjury bafore United States District
Judge Hugh.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-09-17

Queenstown--There n absolutely no
doubt that o gun was mounted on th~
Hesperian. Il n understood the gun
was Visible 10 al. no secret being
made os its presence.