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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

ibnen bllrd1 bas aronraths> @bift Der
liebenen 9efugnine berart 81 mobifie
3ieren, baB Die Hed,te Neutraler nid,t
9eihmdlert unb Der legitime Snnbcl
nttt lrnterbrod)cn iperoen. Sln Ser
traueu auf bic ebrlitc Surd]filbruns
oieies freipiQigen @eripredhens Der
Re9ierung Seiner Wdieitdt bait Die
Heeierung Der 8ereini9ten Staaten es
rir alisgemadt, DaB amerifuniihen
Sanoelsidiffen, Die lid Der bon Der
aronratbss Sroer betroffenen aiite
nabern, niht belditigt uuO ansebalten
lperoen, ipenn befannt lit, DaB tic feline
8nnnipuare nod 9ebensmittel an Sorb
baben, Die lin bas &riesssebiet be-
ltilnmt iinb."
~@s beitebt fem 3lpeifel oariiber,
DuB unlere He9ierung aui OieIen,
Stnnbprntt perbarren mirb; ha5 lit
peientlid; mann bieie Note nbaeit,idt
pirb, lit umpeientlih. Ser @runb,
nesbalb idl Die Nn~gelegenbeit Der
britilhen He9ieriuug iofort porgclegi
baben muQte, mar nidIt Der. bnH
Seutihlano il6erbaIpt eiu Hed)t bate,
pies 81 forbern, ipnoern Der. bnS id
g Seutid)luub 10 leiht oils moglid,
MAIDEN lpoltc. Die Sproerlngcn Der
W~ereini9ten Staaten un5unebmen unb
Die Soud,boot> Ingrifie auf Sanbelss
Ififfe ein5uitellen. Sd iebe tcinen
@rlln0 Elm, peshulb irgellbeiu SelltId>
Imeritdner Die 9liten Nbiidten oes
HrdIibeuten III bicier Srdge III 3lpcifel
5ieben tDnnte. Sf bin lidber. puf
jeoer Gin5ige und) reiilid,er llebcrs
legumg 5llgcbcu miro, baB uniere
Yflid]t, %erluite an Ntenid,enleben al
pcrbilten. bringenner lit ais unIerc
|crpflihtlng. Gingriife III "unieren
legnlen Sanoel 81 perbinberu. Sane
bel5perluite fonnen blIrh @elb pieber
gutgemad,t lperbeu, bod tein Ibtpmz
men, lpelfes 6miit,cn Den @ereinigten
Staaten uno Geuti6luno 9etroifeu
lperoen mag. fam Sieienigen wieber
ms 2eben 5uriifruieu, Die nit Der
.%SuIitnnid" untergc9an9cn ltno =
rnb &rica mnrbe bd5 folripieligite Ibs
tontmen iein, lpcil Die 3abl Del
Menifelopfer ms lln9emenenc aebelr
mllroe.
.%iertens: Sh bpiic. paf
Seutid,lunb iid) Den an eS gcitcltcr
Sorperungen fiigen miro, unb il bpffc,
pnb IS jih b%enielbcn bebinglngslo&
fiiaen nirb. Scutidllonb fam lid
parniii p~erlniien, paB Die @ercinigter
Stnnten 9credlt bunNcln lperpen be-
E,Nnrticpnnn mi Nor u Settc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

Sinocitrih Mmerifuner pen0et, bon
meldlen ia Serr @ilipn per1dt
lid reoete, lit be5eih neno. SaB
er imettenS Die metropolitan
EreB" ais >Sinsoes rno arieaS.
Id)reler ullb SeBer segen Seutif)Ianb
brunomarft, beriibrt ulls audi anae.
nebnt, neil es cine @obrbeit
III, meldle man MIR 5i1 leift iiberiiebt
uno neil oteie yWetropplitun Gres"
cine Seufcls m d. lit, Die
plele ld)pad)e Menihen, beionoera
amerltaniihe Golitifer, iiirften. CAB
er an Die SeutIf,- Imerifnner appel.
lirt, Ole Hegieruug Seutihlano's iiir
irieoli6c N%luifaliung Der @ilipn-9tpte
SIT beeinflulien flingt, unierer beidei.
oeuen Nniiht nodl naip. Is limo
Ginfliiiie, meldc alri Die
Hcgierrmg 0eutIflano's einpirfen.
@ir Seutid)s Imeritaner iinO BORT
"aleine Seilige III elmer groBcn
Stride. Serr Srpan meint es gut
Oamit, oberl
Sie Iboanfula Serrn 9rpan's iii
cine froftige, honogreiilifc @cpeis,
%lieferrllg iilr Die getbeilte ii.
ientlidc Meinung in oen Ser. Stau.
ten IN @eSil8 AMI Die Golitif oiecr
Naturalization. Seshalb nod, Gin.
mai: @rr oicie Eolitit gcmod)t
bat mo lie gl,tbeiBt, mus iiir bieiclbc
unb iiir allie, aild Die entiern-
teren 6olgen oerielben peruut.
~ ortlid ) lein uno, I'M aricgsiaul,
Der erlte iein, ais gemeincr Sol
Dat ein5lltreten. NaS miro Die
ariegsbeeer sur SeiIUuna brinsen.
Die Shliiiie. meldx oie oeut.
de Hegierung mo Die nmerifani-
Idle Ereiic ans Der nelleitcn @ilion.
Mote iIebeL merOen h / m III elmei /
DER 1ieOene icin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

oiairngslperfc nm Sunepile murOHt
beldloIien.-
Nuhrcr0 Der Mod)c nom ,. bis
illn II. Nltitl BADEN 0tc oclltidltr
Salld)bootc % Sdprjeugc p%cricnti.
Der Correspondent oea .Gnilp
Mdtl" melbet uta Atben. ole thrift.
id,en Stellungeu ulf @allipoli ieiert
bon Den 9lQiirten n1gegriiien moroeu.
Shnere Sample ollt >Sion;o foite-
ten Den Stalieneru 100 Mnnn al
SoDten.
IL. Snni. = lic Rlliien rGllmeil
9oscifa mo laiicn 5000 @efangenc
III ben SdnOen Der Settideu.- 81,
oac5olp, norOneitltd BON 3urapuO,
miro Don ben &erbiinOctcn geitiirmt
9lllf Der Sobe Don Yenoiue. an Der
ailltc 0 @olcs 9eIeqerl, ml,rOe Scr
frun5oiiidle 0ampfer .Siumont" Doh
elllenl Oelltld)en Sullhboot torpebiert
Der cngliihe Camper oSopt.
mount, $500 Sonnen, mltrbc poll
elllem 0clttid,en ltnterieeboot meitiid'
Don ct. Spes an Den 0teeresgrunO
gelanot. Sle Wannlf)uft murOe &c.
rettet .-Ser britiidIc Gampfer aNrn.
oole", 1888 Souneu, gcrictb I'M @et.
Ben Meerc ullf cine Minc mo mltroe
%5erItorr.
Nm Der ullatolIid)cu ailite bonlbar.
oierten geitcrn Die tilrtIid,en Bate.
rien nit Grfol9 Die ieiuolldlcn Slniel,
-Sn Der 9tad't pom If. nllf Den -,
lhlllgen Ole Siirfen feinollde Mi.
critic aui Den red,tel Slilacl jurild
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

s. Snni.-Ser &erlaltf ser beuts
id)en Siieniiue I'M norODeItlidlelt
HrBlano miro pom ocltihen Snupt.
quarter nls Normal" bejetfuet.-
@eitlid pom StnniSlult habeu oit
HllIien 1900 8efangene. / 8ei6iisc
uno II Shneqieurer, AMI Dem linfe'l
ltfer oeS Inieiter BET 3uramno 5000
8efangene elllgebi6t. Sic 3uhl Der
ieit DEM 1. Slui Don Der Wudcnlen'
id,en Nrluec gemad)teu Sefdngenelt
iiberiteigt 10000 Mam.--SiiOmei
lid bon Elooof mrtroe eil rlIiiid)ea
Tlugjeug erbelttet. Ser Stlirm an
Die iiiooitgali5iid)e Sto0t Stanislait
bat beaonnen.-Gie &ereinigung Der
Wodenien'idcn mo Siniingeu'i hen
Nrmfen, meitlth BON Stnnislal lteJt
bcuor.
~tseinolid)e Nnariife am iiiblifen
Gorettes6 iigel, iiiolfh pom 9telrpIac
u1o ~iiiopeltli6 BON Soiiion bel Mou-
lin,lolts- Sputpent mnroen ourd) &c.
g%enangrlffe 5lirn Steben gebraft.-
Sn Sion6o bereitet lid, ein &c.
ionmtanariii Der Staliencr gegel Die
oiterreidiih : un9ariidlen Stclllngell
Dor. Ias ans SHINE 5uriidfebrenoe
ialieniihe Suitihiif .Gittu Die Ser
raru" lit pom oiterreihiidl . mn9nrI-
id,en Wurineilug5eug Y As" jeritort
mproen. - Ginen eriolgreid,en Nrl-
grill nitf &eneoig hat bns g. nto 81.
Martneflug5elig - Il" mtsgcfilbrt.
Trei nit aonterbnnbc iiir @ngInnb
belaoenc Norpeaer. 10 mic Elm britt.
Id,er ltnn ein belaiid,er Sompier iiuo
Don betitIdlen Saufbooten perictti
nur0eu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
illus Scr Gwisen StaSt.
lN. Y. M..Rabtlaramm nieier 2citunn. ]

Hom, Den 10. Suni '15.-Scine
6eiligteit, Yapit Seuebift Der stint
5ebntc. bat Den bphp'i lien 0ru. aenz
nebn, Ncftpr hes Anterituniiden Cole
gums, gum Sitular@ gr5biid)of bon
Selucid ernanut. Sieie Gruennllltg
erhpbt Die @iirbe bes b%citbefanutcn
dmerifdniid]en Yrdlntcu, unb iii cine
poblperbientc Anerfenuug Der 9roben
Sienitc Die CT Der Stride gelciitct bat.
Ser Sl. Stuhl erblidt bnrin aud, einc
I~nerfennline Der 9unalitdt unb Sreuc
Der anlerifnniid,en antboliteu Dem
&atitan g~e9euilbcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Srpam'S 2(ppcll an Sic
Scmtidb s2(mcrtfamcr.

Sat fenes gertrauen in ben 9atriutismns Der Semtif. Nnerhaner. -
6eren spmpatbem fir Senfhlanb ieen beredhst uno natHrid.
= steluns Der 8esteruns mar INNER thrift neutral. - ,5riebe nit
Gbren" feline 9arule. = Sum Serbetfhbren hes Srebens iuaem bic
9entid- gnnerhaner ibren Ginfluk bel Der beutdcn Resiermms setemb
MAIDEN. - Semtihlanb ps. gereiniste staaen mn Gmslanb ps. Ser.
einistc Staaten, srunouerihieoeIc 5ragen. = Spft, Gcutidamb wmb
Tb bepinsnnsslos fhsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Nene Kriiis in
Gnalant?

2onbpm II. SUM. - 6ier
berridt Dos 8ciiibl Dor. ais Oh @rpBs
britnnnien Dor elmer nellen &ubincttse
Strife itebe, Die gum Hiiftritt bon 6rn.
Nsauitb nit 9lopb @eorgc ais Nadz
iolacr iiibren mag. Sas 9egcnpGrtisc
Iiniitcrinm 5eiat iif Der britiid)en
Irbettcriruee nid)t 9eiuufieu. mo
9lopo 8epree, Der iiir Die Seifniz
iun9 bon aricasmnterial pcrnntpprts
lid iii, ideint iclbit gcucigt 5n icin.
cine ioltc ariic bcrbci6ufiibrcn. nm
Gnalunb n%ui5uluedcu uub sur Or
%tcnntniB beS Gruitcs Der Gage 81
b%rinocn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Dr.. Dernbmra mad, t1srueeeit
abacreif.

Sr. Sernhoro Iernbura, ser irii.
here oeiitid)c aolorlol. Miniilcr, per.
nbid)iebete iid) am II. SUM BON iei.
men S%reunoen, ga er an Nahmittaee
oeslelben cages NIT Dem Sampfer
o9ergensfioro" nad) Bergen, Norpe'
gen, abreilte. Sas Staats. 9eporte.
ment bat linn iiir Die lleberfabrt iife.
res @eleite iiber Den S5ean bon Den
alli;rten MGd)ten peridafft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
DaS vHstkbuet" Scr DsppeI
imsnarebie.

Saaa, -, Suui.-Sie oitcrrcifs
~un9ariidc 8csierung bat III gruiNs
RING nuf bas i%talieuiihc .@riins
bud)" Elm .Hothbuh" beruuo9cscben.
pcld,es ioeben iibericBt umo per0iicntz
lidlt lplrbc. Sasielbc umiuBt mc6r
benn 5000 @ortc mn ihlieBt Die
Selesrammc eiuL peld,e 8lpiicten ner
piterrsihiid,en unb italieniiden Ne
uierung selpechielt poIbcu ndren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
GnelanH brauetet neucit
Krieo$freHit.

Sonhpn. II, Su1ti, = Yrcmicr
Nsauitb tiinhi9tc geiteru I'M Tarlds
merte an, bas onr fpmmelrben Sicnse
rug cin lpettcrcr aric9s@arcbit bcnuz
traat lperben nilrbc. @9 pcrlautct.
bab Der nelc arebit 5piidcn S1,250,s
600, 900 mn S1,500,000,000 betras
ueu miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
.1ener praiiSent IN ,iterife.

W abinaton ;. g.. 10. Suni.
.-Noouc 8on5nlcS @nr6a, Saupt Der
%ilu : 3nputa Hegieruus in Staot
Icrifo, lit am 8. Suni bon Dem bort
in Sisung befinblidcn Gpupent abses
iset mn Srnncisco 9ngoS Gba5aro. ein
@illas Sele9ut nrs G%bibuubua, lit gum
prppiipriiden SrGiiocnten crforeu
lporben. mic bcutc beim Stuass.
Scpurtement ciuGcloufenc Sepel6en
melbeten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
&Strener l1niperiitGt Mrs
tpieSer crSHnet.
tspejiai.G or~reiponoenj otsier Settuns,D

Nidt allein miro Die Spmcue /
Siblipthet piepcr bcrseirelt mcrben,
- mic man peiB, Sunf Der Sreiaebigs
felt neo Ynpitca, - ionbern Der Hettpr
Der beriibmten llniperiitGt bat ulldl
&%ortebrun9cn gctrpffen, baS Die Dor
leiunocu innerbnlb elmer ohcr 5luci
@pden micber auigcnonmcu lperbeu
.fonnen. Or pirb aud, mir Die Inter
fuuit Der StuNeuten Gorge tru9cn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
pieree'Eietermne fir Sic
2luiierten.

Is6r als 10000 Yierbc iinp BON
Den ~Nntioual Stof 9aros" in Gait
ct. Souis, Sa., ieit Dem Seginu pcs
arieges nndI Gn9lanb, Srunfreid.
Stalien unb Sclgien geid1idt pprben.
pie am 10. Suni bort bcfount ges
geber pllrbc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
'@o1e reid
an s1la6ten.

S~ffeniiuc i'm nuro= iueitlihen
Hnslanb ,%,nprmal"! - Stanislan,
i'm iiio .Ditlifen 0ali5ien lit pom ben
gerbiinbeteu einsenpmmen wDrben.
Die Staliencr merpen pom benz
1iterreidyiih %nusariihen Sruppen
an brei Stellen bes Sion5u 5uriif.
getrieben. = Nd,t Sfifie int ben
Nrunb gebubrt. - Seiterreifiihe
5liegcr merfen gumben. - Die
beutiden Snuhbuute babcn in elmer
@udJc 56 5nbr5eusc u~erienft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
Surcnimkrer erflart lid,
nicktiEulSia.

SIpinioutnim. Siib Airifu.
-. Suni.-@cueral G6riitiau Sc
@ct. Silbrcr Der Sureu bel Dem fiirSs
lid)en Iufitanoe. Der lid, lpc9cn Der
rntb unb Iufrubr inter Intlngc be-
iinhct, bat icirc Stulbi9z @rflGruug
biniidtlid oes leptcrcu Yunftca SUI
riidac ;pueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17
HmIjiiebe ,lliniftcr' Kriits?

@erlin. II. Smi. iiber 9onbpu.
-2out ser Y@oiiiifeu 3citurs" am
Srcitua 5ugc9angencu Nahrihten, bic
inbircft aus 1t. Tctersburg itnnunen.
itebt Die Wo9liffeit elmer ruiiiihcn
0tiniitcr s&riiis mn ciucs HiidtritteS
bon Yrcmicr Serempiin fcit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

9. Snni.-Sic StaSt Stanislau i'm
iiiOoitlifen 9nli5ieu lit BON ben Der.
birnoeten 'eiugenommen morben.-S lt
Semberg triiit Der 6einb gnitalten
gum SerlaIIen Der Staot.-Sie Ser
binoungsllnien 5piid)en ben Hiliieu
AM Trlttb mo ben olloereu ieinOli-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

10. Snmi.-gn Der 9anbitraBc pom
Mariampols &oDno bat cine Shledt
%begonnen Ntorolih BON ErSosmpj
mIrben meitere 100 @eianaene se.
madt.-9ei 9olinolp muroen 1900
Huiieu aeianaen uno 8 &ononen err.
beutct.-Sei Sienamo mllrben 5000
HuIien geianaen,- Miplinsfi muroe
bon @enernl Sinlinnen erobert.
Sei Hleuport mo Sirmloe, noro.
lid bon Irras uno Sebuterne, ianben
Irtiuerief1mpie ilatt.-Sie 9ertbei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

(6prticsuns auf Der -. Seitc. J
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-17

B bic
|dbris
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-29
STREET CAR SMASHED WAGON.
Driver of Vehicle Was Thrown to Street
But Not Injured.

The seven o'clock main line car OF
Barre & Montpelier Traction company
piloted by Motorman George Howe and
Conductor Smith, struck a farm team
driven by Harold Fuller in front of the
Pavilion hotel, Montpelier, this morn
ing. throwing the driver TO the ground
and smashing the wagon badly. Wit
nesses of the accident assert that the
car pushed the body OF the team. which
carried farm products, for about rs feet
before the trolley was brought TO a
stop. The driver and horse, detached
from the body Of the wagon, escaped un-
harmed.
The team is owned by Thomas Heaphy
and belongs at the Pavilion farm at
Montpelier Junction. II makes daily
trip 20 the hotel and was pursuing its
way up State street, going in the same
direction as the car. IL was when the
team crossed the track to enter the Pa.
yilion driveway that the traction COM
pany's car struck the team amidship,
the motorman evidently not expecting
the turn.
Those who witnessed the accident are
inclined to believe that the blame should
be shared equally, although the car is
said 10 have been going AZ = good clip,
il being slightly late in leaving the
terminal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-29

tain conversations with Bridge Webber
Rosenthal, Mrs. RosenthaI, Appelbaun
and one Muttee, very little OF which
would be admissible under the rules OF
evidence.
$50 OF the affidavit OF Edward @ Gin
ty, which purports to give the substance
of conversation he had with Rose TO
the effect that il was not intended that
Rosenthal should be killed, that Rose had
over $1,000 in his possession to be given
to Rosenthal for the purpose of getting
him out of the way and that Rose was
shocked and disappointed when he
heard of Rosenthal's death. The only
theory on which this evidence could be
considered competent is that it might be
introduced to impeach or contradict Rose.
But such proposed evidence is clearly of
no weight upon this action.
"The same may be said of the affidavit
of the convict, Murphy"
The aflidavits of John F. Mcintyre and
Martin +. Manton, of counsel for BeckS
er, Deputy Warden johnson of Sing Sing
and Harry M. Applebaum, former pri-
vate secretary to the late Senator Tim
othy Sullivan, are declared to be Of no
moment and offering no new evidence.
The opinion dismisses the other affida-
Wits as immaterial and incompetent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-29
WILL DEMAND DAMAGES
For Destruction of Steamer Leelanaw
and Her Cargo.

Washington, d. c., July 29.-With the
receipt late yesterday of a virtually
complete report of the torpedoing of the
American steamer Leelanaw by a Ger
man submarine state department off,
eials began the preparation of a note
20 Germany requesting the payment OF
damages on the ground that the PrIs-
sian-American treaty of 1928 had been
violated.
A report from American Consul Wen
nison at Dundee, Scot, brought TO light
the fact that the captain OF the Leela-
nav attempted to escape, but submit
ted TO visit and search after warning
shots were fired. The right 10 escape,
officials declared, is conceded by inter
national law, only repeated Attempts TO
cvsde capture or foreible resistance be-
ing regarded as affecting the case.
Unofficial reports that the German
submarine commander was unwilling to
jettison the cargo OF the Ieelanaw and
20 allow her 20 proceed as the treaty Of
1925 provides, cleared up doubts here
on this point.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-29
CONFERRED WITH REDFIELD.
Inspector General of Steamboat Inspec
tion Service.

Chicago, July 29-General George
Uhler, supervising inspector general Of
the federal steamboat inspection service,
arrived in Chicago from San Francisco
late yesterday and went into conference
with Secretary of Commerce Redfield re-
garding the Eastland disaster investiga.
tion.
Two theories as to the cause of the
disaster were suggested by General Uhler
following the conference. One Is that
there was an obstruction in the river
al the Clark street docks which has been
avoided in some manner BY other ships.
The other is that the bed OF the river
NAV have been too high 90 allow the
Eastland 20 turn properly aud that when
her hull touched bottom the ship over
turned.
I'VE are going to investigate the dis.
aster from the top 60 the bottom and
no one will he shielded" said General
Uhler. 4 saw the Eastiand but once.
and that was in Cleveland shortly after
her launching She attracted a great
deal Of attention AZ that time because
she was the first fast lake boat. She
was built for speed and was considered
a marvel"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-29
Sends Guard Ashore to Pro-
tect the Consulate at
Cape Haitien
CONSUL LIVINGSTON
CABI Imsn 4oHINGTON
Revolutionists Are Menac-
ing the French Rep
resentative

Washington, d. G, July 29.-The
French consulate at Cape Haitien, Haiti,
is menaced by reyolutionists and a guard
from the United States auxiliary cruiser
Eagle has been landed to protect it,.
| This information was cabled to-day to
the state department by American Con-
sui Livingston.
American marines were landed yester-
day at Port Au Prince to protect the
lives and property of Americans and
other foreigners. Rear Admiral Caperton
advised the navy department last night
that he had sent force ashore from the
Washington. Rear Admiral Benson, act
ing secretary of the navy, declined to
make the message public, but said:
"Caperton now has the situation in
hand"
There was no firing at the marines,
although disorder continued in the city.
1t was assumed guard had been estab-
lished at the French legation and at other
points to protect foreigners.
The mutilated body of President Gull
laume, after being dragged through the
streets of Port Au Prince, was buried by
several women yesterday in a cemetery
outside the capital.
Admiral Caperton had reported by
wireless while en- route from Cape Hal
tien that the situation at the latter place
was ''very grave" The state department
received messages from Charge D'Affaires
Davis telling of the assassination of
President Guillaume by mob which
broke into the French legation.
This violation OF the diplomatic inn
which foreign legations enjoy
would be regarded ordinarily as se-
rious affront, but in view of the alb
sence of an established government and
the generally turbulent conditions, the
incident probably viii not complicate the
situation.
President Wilson has been giving Sc.
Haiti for several weeks. Paul Fuller, IT.,
sent to investigate conditions there, re-
Gently returned with report that it
was impossible for him to negotiate a
treaty with President Gull
aume because of the latter's fears that
The populace would rise against him if
ne signed it. Ii is known that the United
States attempted to arrange for the adj
of the customs in ways anal
,gous to the American control of GUS
oms in the Dominican republic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-29
SEARCH FOR SUICIDES BODY.
Mans Coat and Cap and csrbolic Acid
Crystals Found.

Brandon, July 29-As some workmen
of the Vermont Marble company's High
street quarry were about 10 commence
operations yesterday morning mans
coat was found on a platform at the foot
of long fight of steps leading down
TO the pump used 10 pump water from
The quarry The pumps have not been
worked for over a year. Upon examina-
tion il was found that cap was afoat
on the water, which is about 75 feet
deep, about half filling the quarry.
A bottle about half full of carbolic
acid crystals was also found by the coat
Nothing found upon the coat gave any
information as TO whom il might be-
long. There was an envelope with the
address torn off, and pipe. The coat
was dark blue aud rather worn.
The selectmen and health officers were
notified and IL was decided 10 use drag
hooks to discover II there was a body
in the hole.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-29
VIII the Submarine Bnng Pesoe7

In the August American Magazine
Herbert Quick writes an article fun oi
fresh ideas entitled The Submarine a.
q Peacemsker." lie says that sea pow.
er has ruled the world in the past but
that sea power has been ended BY the
submarine. He SAYS that the subma
rine makes the Monroe doctrine self.
executing for every nation. Following
ia an extract from his article.
The future history of the world will
b. far different from what il would
otherwise haYe been. beeauss % the
Submarine. The nastership 81 The seas
has passed from every nation. Defense
is made perfectly practicable against
.orerseas expeditions everywhere Japan
and Great Britain are forever safe from
invasion once their submarine forces are
folly developed. bat they are capahis
~ Being starved ~ their enemies We
81 CONTINENTAL sltnatian are in better
cass thar ever before as against tFans-
marine foes. sefual ~ petentisl
aTse snb1narfus ia in tself e neehan.
i.ai and scientific Monroe drrtFins whi1h
niaudons fo-Fear any h1rs 81 transplant
inr hsf fag - othrr ianas wl,ifh nlusf
b. rsarfed ~ zea urless tlsF ara in
tDa tsekwnFd a STATE - taks hathn-
taF. ~ this neu frvsrt IN. ard ere ur
Offended ~ strung f.gaer.
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uafious uust sfrn1 - n ~ ave 81
n Is aFeefsd ~ tis rlresert Wsr. TIts
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-29
SIX MEN BLAMED FOR
EASTLAND DISASTER
Coroner's Jury Returned Verdict Last
Night Asking That They Be Held
for Indictment by Grand


Chicago, July ga coroner's jury
last night returned a verdict, placing
the blame for the loss OF hundreds of
lives by the capsiting of the steamer
Esstland in the Chicago river Saturday
on six men; William H. Hull, general
manager of the Chicago, st. Joseph
Steamboat company, owner of the East
land; Captain Harry Petersen of the
Eastland; j. NJ. Erickson; Engineer Rob-
ert Reed, federal inspector of steam
ships, who gave the Eastland license 10
carry 2500 passengers July 2; f. j. Ec-
xiii. federal inspector of steamships;
w. X. Greenbaum, general manager OF
the Indiana transportation company,
lessee of the Eastland.
The jury recommended that these men
be held for a grand jury for indictment
on charges of manslaughter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-07-29
TEN MORE FACTORIES
viii Be Added to England's Plants for
Making Munitions.

London, July % Sixteen national mu.
nitions factories have been established
IN England and after consultation with
French ministry, the British government
has decided 70 set up an additional 10
large establishments
This announcement was made in the
House OF Commons last night by the
minister Of munitions. David Lloyd
George. who told Of the progress made
BY his department IN overcoming the
shortage in shells that had prevented
the army on the continent from doing all
Il might otherwise have done.
The neW factories sre being erected
in tho vicinity ~ tho arsenais and tho
existing arms msnt establishments and
lerording 10 Mr Lloyd George. when tho
roTernmeut has completed IN feu
weeks ths deveioprneuts 4 y nov %.
FsRed on the supply 81 sheils Niil -
druiird
HThis said the minister. sWfi MT
merely enable BE- - support Cur rnsn.
bnt wiH enafie Them ~ clcsFe tAer
wav thruueh to tirturF