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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
Dr.. ,~ileyer'6ertarS nber Sen
waHenietadeer in Annerifa.

nSas Tolt Der Der. Stuateu lpilroe
Die Iusfllbr bon 8affen lnb Mlmition
on Die IQtierteu perbietcn, mcrm Die
Sruee 81 elmer offentliden Nbitin1s
mung fame. crtldrte 81. Wepers Ger
baro am 30. Suni III eiuem Srtitcl
in Ser Gag.
Der Ibeeianbte be3 oelltifcn Bot
ihafters, oeiien Wtiiiipn barin beitebt,
Den aaiier uub oas auspdrtiee Imt
ii6er Die Stimmuns in ben 8ereiui9ten
Staoten in ge~rbinbuue NIT Der .Suiiz
tania" zaffaire auf5utldren, fii9te bins
5u, CT ici felt bapon iiber5eugt, baB pas
amerifaniihe Iolf als 8unSes Seutihs
LAM bpdit freunolid 9eiinnt iei.
oInbererieits", fdbrt Der slrtifel
fort, Y%peroanumen Die Nmerifnner Die
@erlesuug Der b~elsiit)en Neutrnlitat
ourd, Scutit,lanD unb Die GerIentuns
Der .%Suiitaniu". Sic permosen ben
oeutId)en Stauopnntt in Den beibcn
Sru9cu nitt 81 erfaiien; ebcniopenig.
lpic Ole Scutidlen 81 begrciicn initanpc
itnb, Dag Gin Imcrifaner CO ma9t, icin
Sehcn einem Wulitionsidif un6llpers
trallen. Heioe Natiprcn bctrad)tcn Die
Suhc bon pcridliebcuen @eIid,tspuuts
tel ans. Snocneu haben belize bis
bnhiu in Sriehen miteinnuocr 9clebt
uuh ou fem nirtlid,er @rlIuo porbauz
Den iii, paS oisier s~citarft meroen
ipllte, mare es ~pringeno 81 lpiiulteu,
rpcnu pieies ireuupi6aftlidc Giupers
nehmeu 3piiden Seutihlano lnb pcll
Ser. Sioatcu iortbeiteheu lpilrpe.
.Seibc Totiunen miBperiteben eins
auper.
Embellishments iii bic omerifuz
niihe Yreiie nit,t neutral 9eblieben,
nit neniger lo~benslpertben Nusnabs
men, alien porun Die ocutifa nmerifas
niide Yreiie. Snbellen miro Der Giuz
iIuB Ser Yrciie auf Die piicntlihc
Meiumn9 mart ilberid,det.
Die bcltldc Safc gclpinnt tdglid,
mebr Sreunbe.
Cine herrlife &irfuna bat Der
&rieg gc3eitist: Sic Seutids Nneris
taucr bubeu belbicien, baB bns Hanb
ibrer 8cbmrt linen iibcr NQes 9cbt.
ubne ouB tic ibrer Sopalitdt sesenilber
Den Ser. Staaten Ibbrlid) tbun. So
Damn iumpathiiicreu lpeite omcrifaz
niihc areiie nit Sertiflaun.
~@iueS pergeiic man niht: Bic
Scutideu baltcn Dit bic @rtbciluna
groSer SeItelllngcu dui Wnnitipu
aleiGbebcutenp nit Der bercits crs
fplatcn Nusiuhr iulder."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
St. Johns University,
~COlIegeviIle, Mimi,

list das Resultat der Griindung elmer Me
derlassung DIES Benediktiner = Ordens in
Minnesota i'm Jahre 1856 durch den Grafen
Demetrius de Marogna (Rev. Demetrius,
o. S. b.. Sein Ideal wal wirklicher erzie-
herischer Fortschritt. Das ~Losungswort
der Anstalt heutzutage list: Soldier Fort
schritt-keine Fads. Els list dies Elm leben-
des Ideal.
st. Johns list Elm katholisches Institut
"geleitet mach den Prinzipien der katholi-
schen Religion und allie Professoren, nit
der einzigen Ausnahme DIES Direktors DIES
Gymnasiums, sind Mitglieder DIES Benedik-
tiner-Ordens, welche SIGH dieser Arbeit aus
religiOsen Beweggriinden und nit dem
Wunsche, wirkliche Bildung und Aufkla-
rung zu f0rdern, widmen."-Aus der His
tory of Stearns County,
I'm das fortgesetzte Interesse seiner
Onn wird freundlichst gebeten. Fur
Katalog schreibe man an
VERY REV. E. Held, U. s. b., Rector.
ssim edreibsu srpahne man gen. Sieies slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

ibums Sppotbeten 3u perfauicn ohcr
@clb inl Ilisinnb 6u bprgcu. nl9 mi
pruttiid,. lpeil @nslanb Damn am
Gnbc bes arie9es ais Sduloucr Dem
Auslunb ~scsenilber Ouitcbeu piirbc.
Saber bleibe nthts ouberes iibrig,
ais baB ieoer cngliihe llntcrtbau ieiue
AuS9aben iopiel ais mo9lih elm
itrGnft uno ieiu Spartontp pcrsros
bcrt. Serr Nsollitb fubr hanu pprts
lid, tort:
Ser Notwithstanding 6tpiideu ms
mlb Dem HUSBAND eibt in bicienl
Mu8eublrd. ih mDdte nid,t iagen, 81
Seiur9uiB. jehph 6l erniteu @cpnntcn
NnlnS. III Den eriIen fiiui Mouatcr
bicics ,Sahrcs iit Der Wertb rnicrcr
@inilbr llm b, 800 1000 (S152.500.s
CJU) 9citicscn muhrenb Der @crtb Der
Iilsiubr unb HildnIsiubr III 49,
100000 (S36S.750,000) obscnpm
men bat. Sns bcScutet. onB mir il,
5lppli Npnateu Dem Nusloub mebr
als 100000 00 ($1.300.0 600. 000)
iGulocu merben, Siciem IusiaQ
tonnen mir MIR bapurf bcscsncn.
oaB mir aac unnotbisen pcripnlidcn
Nlls9nbeu iilr importiertc @aareu.
rpic Sbce. 3udsr, &eiu MIN. lpie aud,
iiir bier ber9eitellte Waaren ciuiteleu.
bunit nlcbr nah Dem Nusloub per
fault ucrbcn fonu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
psrlmit BON 1tinisnen Su5bcI
Wci,en Smret Sic SeHen.
Hicae.

81 elmer Sefnnntmadlmg Dcs Suus
pcs Nderbnus Separtemeuts miro iibcr
Den Shupen beriftet, Den pic 6cicns
ilicse Der b~icsidbrigeu 8eiScnerntc
6ufilgt unb Der iih aui MiQionen
Suibel bclnuieu nirh.
Sic nm meiltcu betrpiiencn Staos
ten iinp: pas norbs Ditlihc Snahpma
nnp norrliGe Nrtnnias, Shcilc BON
annias mnn @iiiouri. N~ebrasfu, pas
iilolidlc Soma mo peiter oitlih Sais
npis. Snpiunu, Chin unb Ycunipl
puuin.
Bic Seboroc iaat. poB nllgcnblids
lih nihtS aetbau werpcu fonnc nm
ocn Shaecn ein6uodmmcu. lparni
obcr eic Snrmer I'M Susuit teincn
%ciScn 81 ldcn. mn Die nGhitc grntc
ppr Der Yclt 81 rcttcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

@ergeieaidaftliduns Der 99irtbs
Ibaitsoronuns.
81 Ser @csenbrud gcecn Den aaz
pitalisinIs. - Sie Ybiloipphie bes
SoStalismIs. - So3inlismls trennt
Die ganbc Ser @oltspirtbifait mn
u~ntersrdbt infolsc bes bic 5nmilie.
A. Streifiid,ter nri Die Srauens
rage. - Die srunhlegcnoeu Srins
Sipien. - Beien bes politiihen &C.
beng. - Ser erpcitertc @irtuness
freis Der Srou.
81 Nusblid. - Sic iuirtcnben
ardfte. - Rihtid1nur filr Die uriz
bnuerpen lpirthid,aitlid,en S%aftoreu.
Ser aries bat Die ~io5ialc Srn9e"
tpohl III Den Sintergrunb ~9cid,oben,
aber pertuet, uolis ai~igcboben lit tic
Oesbalp t%cinespe9s. Sm @eecntbeil,
mad Dem 6~risoensif,llB lpirb lie lid
nit p%crmehrtcr Mnd,t @eltuns ld,ois
zen. iol9te bisber bod auf icbeu gro@
gen ariea cine Steigerlns oer io3ins
len Notbitdnbc. Seshalb bciSt CO.
iid pappnen fiir Ole Gage bes Sturs
mes, Die iiGer fonrncn lperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
Hisjies snsliiebc Krisesf>ften

SAB nta nit Siennigcu iporcu
iole. iii biaber nod uiemul5 i'll Spns
bun's @uilo 6al perlaugt poroen.
Wiuiiters Yrdiibent Nsouitb bat bicicr
8um aebrodlen mo am %. Slrni
cineu Nppeu an bicie Sufburg bes
Heidtbums geridtet. bafilr 6u iorgeu,
oaB Ole lcBtc britiidle &%riessanleibc Elm
grfol9 luerbc. Sober britiihc Inter
than, in9tc or, ipute iopiel Yatriotiss
mus be3elgen, paB CT it'd perl0nlidl
@inihrdntlmgeu auierlegt, bamit pns
Sarb imltanoe iei, Die cnprnten ariess>
toiten o $15,000,000 pro Gag al
traeen. lin Der 8csieruns in hieIer
propaganda fir Die leste &riegss Ins
leibe 81 belien, tiinbiste cine Sonppner
@critderuugs Seielihait an. lie
poac Den Setras 0 100000 Yip.
Cterlius ($t5.000, 000l 5ei6ucn.
Yremier Nsauitb crDiinete Die Der
lanmlluu9 nit Dem 0inlpeiS barnli.
bnB oicier Arieg Der tolripieli9ite lei.
Der ic geiilbrt puroc. Die Ius9abcl,
bclauicu iidl pro Sabr nui etpn 1000
Miaionen Yiunb Sterling $4,000
O00.000). Dies becelite cine cnorme
Nniorberln9 m Den &ublitnno pcs
Sanbcs. unb nle alaiien Der 8epDlfes
ring, ielb't oieienigen, beren ginuabs
men duBcrit 9erins llnb, ntilSten baz
Der ibr Sdcrileiu %beitrasen. bamit
DEM Sanb sebolicn lperbe. @crihipens
Dung icitcns Der Snbipioucu une
alancn. Die itetS mntlus mn furSiids
iig lei. piirpe III bieiem Nu9enblid
8erabe6u cine @eiabr iiir pas Gam
perben.
Ser Miuiitcrprdiipeut itclte Damn
Die Srasc. lpie Gin Sunb, bns inter
uormalcu %crboltniieu nur 300.s
100000 oocr 100000. 900 SiunS
Sterling ipnrcu tamu, pieicu lulscs
beurcu Nnfprocrm9cu aus cigenei,
StlIsaucllcn aercdi lpcrocu tonuc,
CT perpari Die Scce, @runpeissu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

0 nenllt iid cine Sammlune
- bon Iufidscn llno S%ortrdeen
~ 5lrr beutif : oncrifaniihen
~ 9epeaung bon Sr. Sulius
(Spebel, Srpfeiipr Der ncllts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15

@clpdneru St)iffc obnc @armmo
tprpeotcrt bdbcn." Saruuter beiunz
Den Iih nift mn Yaiiasicrihiiic pbnc
Irmierun9. ionoeru ipsar Gin Soipis
tulidiii nit 700 0eriuuubcteu.
Der @eridI fabrt tort, oaR ,uihrenp
Gnglane ben llntcricebuot- 2rica ais
cine barbartihe, srauiame nno mDroe=
ride ariegsfiibrnns uerbammt mno
ais Serlcpnng oes internatiunalen
1eietes binitelt, sebramdt es oieielben
Wtetbunen in anberen Sheilen Der
@clt, bic nidt ais a~ricss5uue crflart
Wuroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
GenfralsUeretn ,$fuHiens
furfmS.
5inoet 81 Sprins ganf, 9Sis., itatt
uprn %. bis %. ausuit.
(Gtngtianot.)

(Giustianot)
Sros Der u~n9iinitieen 3eitln9c enta
idloB iin Die 2citune Der Central
ite0c heuer ben lett funf Subren in
Sprine Sont, 8is., obgebaltenen Stus
bienturins nift ausfnIen gu luiien,
III Der @rrpartitne, oaB Die feline
EDGAR treuer 6orer bns Gcrtrouen,
oas Die Gentruiitele in tic iest.
nift tdrlid,cu miro. 3ubem ridtetc
Der budlu' tie er3biifof IeBmcr cine
10 ber8lid1e ginlaoun9 al Die 5bcils
nebmer bes Stnoienfurills, bod, alld)
bieicn CONNER Spring @anf pieocr
81 beirden, cnS Die 2eitung oaOurt)
ermmntert lpltrpc. hem @oriaee. Den
SIRIUS nb3ltbaltcn, treu 81 bleiben.
Sus Yrpgranrm miro uud) in
biciem Sabre lpieber Die Sbcilncbmer
bcfricbioeu mn i'll ihrcu Nniihtcn
mo ShIbien nuf io3iulem 8cbictc
i0roern. 8cp. &ater @ilbelm @necz
len, z. T.. lpirn lpiebcrum fiinf Sors
~lciungcu halteu. 3ubcm nuroc Der
bodru. Or. aarl 9rilhl. Yrofciior am
| Scmiilur 3u Coerbroof. ga, gclpous
ncn. Der cine Geihc 0 &urtrdgcr
baltcn miro, h%uruntcr mebrerc ilber Die
beltc 10 lpidtige S~rouenfru9c. Serr
Souis Suben6 o Der @%cutralltelle
Der itd) eiugebcnO nit Dem @e9ens
| ituub be5 n@ocatioual Sroining" unb
Der auf bieien @egenitdnb lid be-
5~iebenocu @eiebgebung beidditigt bat,
pirb elm obcr 5ruei Sortrd9e iiber bieie,
9e9entpdrti8 nftuelle Sra9c baltcn.
Die @erlpaltung bon Spring 9nnt
bat neriproden, Niles 81 tbun, Inn Den
@uientbult Der aurstbeilnchmer 10
aueenebm mic mo9lih 81 9citaltcn.
Sen Sbciluebmerr alls DEM Hrielters
itanpe miro, pie in DEN leBten Sabren,
8%elegenbeit 6u celebrieren gctp1brt
neroen.
Sic @o~rlclungcu Deg bpdlp. Slater
@ilb. @ngclcn z. s., hcbanoeln Die
Spsialc @pbliahrt.
H. 9ns &cieu Der ip6iolcn &obls
iubrt.
p Sic notiirlidcu Sc%bin9unacr
filr ip5iulc Moblinhrt.
81 @abrc mn ioliGIc mtcridleis
ocubc Mcrfnnlc hcr ip6ialeu &pbls
inbrt.
A. Sic Yilidt ccs Staates betr.
sic Sprbcrung ~ip5idlcr @ohliahrt.
81 9ictte 0titieI iilr ~io5iale @oblz
iabrt.
Mcp. 81. aarI sriibl lprthi
ilher rie
@ieberberiteluts Der wirtbid,aitlihei
Srnunng.
H. Sic nltc Cromng lit ents
ifmumocn. - Shlehte lpirtbiHufts
lihe Nnpoiirug unb Die baburd be-
bin9tc &eridlucnbuug. - Sic iitts
litcu @cinbreu bes gc9enpGrtiSer
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
p Ser Nuiiticg Der Nrbcitcrs
tlniic. - Hedlt bc5 Snoioiomums
%ge9eniibcr Dem gi9entbumsreGt. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-15
Das kemd,lsriieee GnslanS.

Sic llebcriccildc Ncuieteitcu S9cns
mr. bcridtct: Cine oiii5ieac Mndrift.
crndhnt Giu6clbcitcu elmer NnSnbl ppr
SGlcn, in lpcIden britiidc llntcriccs
bpotc UNI Sprpchpboptc in tiirfilhcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
TURN TO NORTH CAROLINA
south african Iious-, Cut on From
England, i'u!inr Furniture in
Old North State.

HlGh POINT. y. G.. November 20.
Il has leaked ont hero thai Largo
furniture houses Of South .Nfricu have
recently placed orders with High Ioin,
ana Lexington furniture factories for
household and Office frruiturc II is
Sa!d That the orders from one firm in
- lo"u, Airic: aggregate quar-.
ter OF million dollars and that ,hos.
orders VIII he filled from High Point
ana Lexington factories
ne significance Of this nov bust
ness Ives IN The fact that these are
"r"'rS mat had formerly gone 10
Canada ana England, but tho r,,rorc;.n
war caused the South African houses
{" Investigate North Carolina FAC.
tories ana the result is the large
orders named and others are cxp,rtcd
To follow,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

the circuit. and tho addition Of Will
mnSton will mean a considerable saw
ing in the travelling expense OF the
teams on account Of the proximity of
the two places. whereas under the
present arrangements II Is necessary
Tor teams To Journey to and from Rocky
Mount many times. causing long Jumps
NircadE several prominent player
managers and captains have applied
70 the itopcwcil promoters for posi-
t'ohS win the new team, among them
Doing U. a. crookc OF WASHINGTON. who
- crack first bnscman and cnptain.
Shoui" the Ilopcwell. delegation OBJ
tam tue franchise of tho Orphans
seven players already signed up with
tnat team VIII he turned over to tho
i'opcwcil club as Il part OF tho team.
Attorney England said Yesterday
that several sitos werc being consid.
cred Tor the erection or 4 grand stand
ana grounds. These details however
VIII lie given more consideration after
Mondays meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
FORMING MILITIA
Man, Members "f virginia N"iuutccrS
Are N"w N"rkinS in ri.
Powder Plant

That "a, plan FOR tn" organization
OF s military company ~ Upp,"ell Will
meet the approval OF the state military
authorities may well be assumed. 1t
- stated rhar .AdjUlau-- General w. w
sale IS % favor OF tn. organization.
Ta' movement j. going Oh rapidly
.aa tl- gct.ilon iu circulation is be-
Iue >.guet- u! great number OF mon
Nao desIr, 40 Join. many ui whom
.aNe .ad prior military experience,
and j has been asccrtA.ued mat There
aye over -" members OF HE Virginia
Volunteers from ell sections OF the
stat. employed az the powder works
vLp uo doubt would ASK fo.' transfer
when The new company il organized
OWNS TO f-jlur" 10 meet With the
required standard il may b." that SOW
oral infantry companies IN other places
"ill bc mustered ont of service within
the ucNt three months. and con cHu"ut-
Ia vacancies wi!l occur whlah can be
ullcd ny new companies im at least iwo
,c- W"utS.
Walter L. r,aman. who aas had OK
pcIicucc ion the Virginia Volunteers as
am officer. us leading The lre;i. move
mcut and it Is said that he mats pIcat
Of mon To choose FROM, bat ne - v"ry'
particulars TO picE hi. m"n from only
TIA" permanent "l.up"Et. ~. IT,. piNni
and the city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
COUNCIL INsPEcTs ROAD
Petersburg Alive to Value OF Securing
direct Highway to Big
Powder Works.

Members Of the Cl!: Council Of
Petersburg made trip in automobiles
over tho road from that city 10 Hope
we'll Thursday afternoon In order per-
sonally to familiarlZc themselves with
the condition Of the road and tho i'm
port,ncc Of good highway TO con
meet the two points. \ proposition is
now pcuuinc In tho Council to appro-
pirate $50. bou TO aid In the construc-
ton Of = first class, permanent road
way to IIVpcwcli, but action Was post
poued to enable all members to ac-
quaint themselves with conditions. The
estimated cost Of building tho road is
$4,000 OF (which amount Prince
George County Is expected TO give $50
900. aud the pu ront Company $4,000
for the extension OF the road 10 CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
H0PEWELL EXPECTS PLACE
IN VIRGINIA LEAGUE
VIII EndeRNor to secure Franchise Of
the Observation-Disclosures MnS
Hc In League.

J L. Moody. j. NJ. England and
Norfolk yesterday. where they went to
attend the meeting Of the maSnatcs OF
the Virginia League The meeting was
postponed until Tomorrow afternoon
The consensus of uruion among the
baseball nIagnatcs is that Hopcwrll
VIII have franchise in the league
nest season.
There * probability Of an .tddi-
tional vacancy to occur in the League
some time between now and January
in which event II is probable that Will
min2ton. y. g.. viii make q bid for
the place.
ENcliN Mount Y G. is already In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

wbridce or a ferry service. TO I've
maUgurated. luasmuch as the wo"l
or tins new road j. To be rushed with
all possible haste. ii may bc that The
transferring OF passengers on to 4
ferry boat would be the mos, ready
means 10 he employed at first
Information obtained in railroad
rcl"s lead to the belief that the in
auGUvatiou OF the HopewcI- Chester
Richmond train would IN uowisc in
;erfe:e Win TIA. operating of the an
uoipated through train between Hope
v-il auG Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
The Du Pont Plant.
Employecs--more than sc,oo".

Empl0yccs--morc than 10000
Monthly pay roll-zSl 100000.
Investment by company IL date -
$4,000 900.
approximate value OF plant when ad
ditions arc completed S:1. 100000.
original output OF plant tsprins -
1870 10000 pounds day.
Present daily output--Ioo.O0o pounds
Acreage OF Du pont reservation -
500. :
Permanent features of operations -
sulphuric- plant. nitric ACID. ma
clncry tor manufacture 81 Enncoi
TON Amd nllIcr hNnrOductS ~ -vottpm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21
SURVEYING NEW TRACT
Anuthcr section OF t.pcs Property
Hcin. Divided Into building

EnsiNoerS are now busily At work
plotting the EpeS property adjoining
That recently sold to the l. |. du Font
de NemoUrS Powder Company. which
VIII be opened mp within thirty days
under the uamc OF Woodland" This
property consists OF 100 acres. and ad.
joins the tract which was sold To the
company re,eutly or which cottages
are now being built The car line will
nun through this tract which is near
tine u plant gatc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-21

Point. Recently the Finance Commit.
tee OF tho Counsel recommended an an.
preparation of $4,000 for the buildinz
OF this road, and Il looked as VI th.r.
Recommendation would 10 accepted, but
opposition developed, and action wa.
delayed until the whole body could -o
over tho proposed route.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-20
British officers Killed.

London.-The weeks casualty lists
issued May 16 show 80 British Officers
killed, 2O4 wounded and 62 missing.
Among the officers killed were Brig
Gen. Arthur Willoughby, G. Lowry
and Capt. the Hon. Eric Edward Up
ton, heir of Viscount TempletoWn.
Among the wounded are Maj. Martin
Archer-Shee, M. P. for Central Fins
bury; Lieut.. Sir ]. F. Grey, Bart;
Capt. the Hon. Alfred Harris, brother
of the earl of Malmesbury; Lieut.. the
Hon. A. P. Methuen, second son OF
Baron Methuen; Capt. Sir FREDERICK
V. Robinson, Bart; Lieut.. the Hon. j.
H. Bowes-Lyon, second son OF the earl
of Strathmore; Lieut.. Commander
Lord Alstair Graham, youngest son OF
the duke of Montrose, and Lieut.. Col.
G. B. Vandeleur, who, while pris-
oner of war in Germany, escaped ana
sent a report to the government con-
corning the ill-treatment OF British
prisoners in Germany.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-20
U. S. SHOULD EMPLOY FLEET
John Sharp Believes the Government
Ought to Back Up Demands
Made on Germany.

Jackson, Miss.-United States Sen
ator John Sharp Williams in state
ment regarding the Lusitania disaster,
declared that if the vessel was armed
Germany was justified in torpedoing
her, "but," he added, 81 am informed
that she was not and that puts diff
ferent light upon it.
81 am told that Ambassador Bern
storff said the German government
knew that the Lusitania was armed
upon one trip, but did not know that
she was on the last" he continued.
That's lie, because they have spies,
lot of those Communications in
New York-many of them more Ger
man than American, who watch these
things and keep them posted
Discussing the torpedoing Of the
American steamer Gulflight, Senator
Williams said:
''If / were president / would mobil-
ize the fleet and demand of Germany
not only an apology and indemnity,
but assurance that such an incident
should not be repeated. But this
would be demand only and not an
ultimatum."
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-20
DESTROYER MAKES REPORT
Official Statement Is Given Out by
Berlin of How Lusitania Was
Torpedoed and Sunk.

Berlin.-From the report received
from the submarine which sank the
Lusitania the following official version
of the incident is published by the
admiralty staff under the signature Of
Admiral Behncke:
"The submarine sighted the steam
er which showed no flag May Z at
2:2O o'clock Central European time,
afternoon, on the southeast coast of
Ireland, in fine, clear weather.
sAt $40 one torpedo was fired at
the Lusitania, which hit her star
board side below the captains bridge.
The detonation of the torpedo was fol-
lowed Immediately by further ex-
plosion of extremely strong effect.
The ship quickly listed to starboard
and began to sink.
sThe second explosion must be
traced back to the ignition of quanti-
ties of ammunition inside the ship.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-20
cORONER'S JURY FOR LUSl-
TANlA'S DEAD SAY KAISER'S
GOVERNMENT GUILTY.
CRIME AGAINST NATIONS
Coincidence and Sympathy Expressed
to Relatives of Deceased, the
Cunard Company and the
United States.

Kinsale, Ireland.-The verdict rem
dered by the coroner's jury which in
vestigatsd tie deaths resulting from
the torpedoing of the Lusitania fol-
lows:
1--WE find that the deceased met
death from prolonged immersion and
exhaustion in the sea, eight miles
south southwest of Old Head of Kin
sale, Friday, May z, 1915, owing to
the sinking of the Lusitania by tor
pedoes fired by a German submarine.
"We find that this appalling crime
was committed contrary to internaton-
al law and the convention of all civil
lied nations.
1--WE also charge the officers of said
submarine and the emperor and gov
ernment of Germany, under whose or
ders they acted, with the crime Of
wholesale murder before the tribunal
Of the civilized world.
1--WE desire to express sincere condo
lence and sympathy with the relatives
of the deceased, the Cunard Company
and the United States, many of whose
citizens perished in this murderous at
tack on an unarmed liner"
Capt Turner Of the Lusitania was
one of the witnesses before the cor
oner.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1915-05-20
ANOTHER WARSHIP is SUNK
British Battieship Goliath Is Torpe'
doed in the Dardanelles-5OO
British Sailors Lose Lives.

London-The British battleship Go
Hath has been torpedoed in the Oar.
danelles. 1t is feared 500 have been
lost.
The British submarine ETA has pen.
etrated through the Dardanelles and
into the Sea of Marmora, sinking two
Turkish gunboats and Turkish trans
port.
These announcements were made In
the house of commons May 13 by Win,
ston Churchill, first lord Of the ad-
miralty.
While no definite information had
been received as to the number OF
lives lost on the Goliath, Mr.. Churchill
said he feared it would reach 500.
Twenty officers and 160 men of the
Goliath's crew were saved.
Mr.. Churchill said:
"The Goliath was torpedoed at night
in torpedo attack by destroyers while
protecting the French flank just in.
side the straits.
"The admiral commanding at the
Dardanelles also telegraphs that the
submarine Ella, which, with so much
daring penetrated to the Sea OF Mar.
mora, has reported that she sank two
Turkish gunboats and large Turkish
transport"
The Goliath was one of the older
British battleships of the pre-dread'
Fnaught type. She was built in 1898
Her complement was 750 men. She
was 400 feet long on the water line,
displaced 1880 tons, and was armed
with four 12-inch and twelve 6-inch
guns; twelve 12-pounders, six 3-pound-
ers, two machine guns, and four tor
pedo tubes.
The Goliath is the third British bat
tleship whose loss in the Dardanelles
attack has been announced by the
British government. Loss of the Ire
sistible and Ocean was announced on
March 10. On April wireless dis.
patch from Berlin said the British bat.
tleship Lord Nelson also had been de
stroyed. That report was not coD
firmed.