davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Sprawy mexykanskie.

Washington, 2 czerwca. -
Prezydent Wilson tax d}ugo ME
zgodzi sic ma wvrazone w ostat-
niej nocie mexykanskiej zadanie,
by ekspedycye karna genera}a
Pcrshinga odwolaG powrotem,
az general Carranza czynami nic
udowodni, ze jest naprawde IDOL
ny do utrzymania spokoju po-
rzadku w swym krajn
To stanowisko zajela Ameryka
cd poczatku konsekwentnie
musi sic 60 trzymac, a przypusz-
czac Z wszelkiem prawdopodo--
bienstwem MONA, re ME dopto-
wadzi ono do wojny. Stany Il ,
dnoczone starcia zbrojnego ME
pragna, Carranza zas jego ga
binet zdaja sobie sprawe tego,
ze skutki wojny by}yby prawdo-
podobnie fatalne zarowno ola
Mich samych jak i dla Mexyku.
Skoro wiec zapatrywania obu
rzadow ma ten podstawowy maj
glowniejszy punkt sa Z soba zgo-
dne, MONA mice nadzieje, re do
zbrojnej interwencyi ME doj--
die.
w odpowiedzi swej, ktora 20
stanie prawdopodobnie wygoto--
wana w przysz}ym tygodniu, pre-
zydent Wilson podkreSli, re Sta
ny Zjednoczone ME maja maj
mniejszego zamiaru ami zbrojnie
W Mexyku interweniowac ami a
nektowac najdrobniejszej chocby
czastki mexykanskiego terytory-
um. Dlatego wskazanem sic wy
daje, by wojska rzadu de facto
ME tylko armii generala Pershin-
ga ME przeszkadza}y, ale swa ko-
operacya dopomogly jej do pa
cyfikacyi zrewoltowanego kraju.
- Odpowiedz amerykanska ME
pominie takze, spodziewac sic
MONA, tel czesci noty mexykan-
skiej, ktora powo}uje sic ma
traktat miedzy obu krajami r.
1S48. Artykuf XXI tego traktatu
orzeka, re nieporozumienia mig.
dzy mimi maja bye Ea}atwiane
droga arbitracyjna, przez wyde-
legowanych przez ich rzady ko-
misarzy.
Colonia Dublan, Mex. 2 czerw-
ca, - General J. ]. Pershing od-
byi wczoraj z genera}em Gabrie-
lem Gavira, komendantem wojsk
mexykahskich W po}nocnej cze--
sci Stanu Chihuahua, dwie kon-
ferencye, ma ktorych omawiano
plany kooperacyi wojska mexy--
kahskiego amerykahskiem, ce-
lem jak najrychlejszego poskro-
mienia bandytow. Odmawiajac
wyjasnieh co do szczegolow dy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Z Polski.

Piotrogrod, Q czerwca. - Ra-
port donosi, IL ma ca}ym froncie
bojowym - choc w odosobnio--
nych partyach walka sic ozywia /:
glownie armaty pracuja aero
plany - dwie eskadry awiaty--
czne rosyjskie bombardowaiy W
tych dniach pozycye niemieckie i
austryackie i bazy operacyjne
nieprzyjaciela: iedna eskadr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
ROZPACZLIWE BOJE
POD VERDUN.
Niemcy CORA ma jednym
"a Francuzi ma drugim
brzegu.

Londyn Paryz, 2 czerwcs. -
Straszliwie krwawy wezel walk
verdunskich zaciska sic o lie
moznoSci coraz okropniej. Ostat-
ME doniesienia illustruja walki
wrecz ma obu brzegach Mozy, o.
bic strony donosza o stratach w
ludziach ofiarach nieprzeliczo-
nych - co macy, IL zycia ludz-
kiego tam znow posz}o co niemia-
ra. Rezultat walk DOLBY ostatniej
Jest dwoisty: Francuzi W szalo-
nych kontratakach zepchneli
wstecz Niemcow ma brzegu le--
wynn rzeki pomiedzy Trupla Go
ra a Cumieres, Niemcy zaS wzno-
wiwszy atak ma brzegu Prawyrn
pod NauX Douaumont, odnlesIl
tam rowniez pewne pokazne suk-
cesv. Te sukceSy wzajemne -
raporty stron obu wzajem tez
sobie przyznaja. Raporty SPrzy-
mierzonych podaja: Ma lewym
brzegu Mozy kanonada z naJclez-
szych dziai trwa ma przestrzeai
cd Avocourt do Trupiej Cory;
ma poiudnie Cd Trupiej Cory
Francuzi nagiq ofensywa wyrzu-
cili Niemcow Z okopow ma prze-
strzeni CORA 400 metrow.
Ma prawym brzegu Mozy Mem
cy po przepoteznem przygotowa-
niu dziaiowem poszli do ataku
niespodzianego ma linie mic Icy
Douaumont a Vaux i udaio i'm
sic przednie linii tych okogy
zdobyc, wszystkie inne i dal::c
ataki zostaiy odparte ogromne-
mi Stratami. Sprzymierzeni ma
ia informacye, IL Niemcy bynaj-
mniej ME mySla rezygnowac Z
Verdun, ze owszem przygotowu-
ia szturm ma ten punkt nieby--
vale potezny, ME majac juz
swiezych wojsk wiasnych, spro-
wadzaja 100000 Austryakow ma
verdunski teren; juz Geese tych
wojsk przybyia: wSrod pole =
g}vch znaleziono bardzo wielu W
austryackich mundurach. -. A
tax spodziewany jest giownie ma
Nr. 3O4. ma lewym brzegu Mo-
zy, uwazany przez Niemcow "a
klucz do Verdun.. 'Nawet pisma
niemieckie giosza, IL niektore
punkty wzgorza tego juz costa
" opuszczone Przez Francuzow
wskutek straszliwej kanonady,
jaka tam jest cd dni wielu skie-
rowana.
Berlin, 2 czerwca. - Rapo;t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Sullivan ,,1eci" ma wiceprezydenta.
z konwencyi prohibicyonistow
WILSON W PARADZIE IA POGOTOWIEM.
Jeszcze jeden kandydat. - Demokraci Arkansas "a
suffragum - Elektrokucya ORA Waite 10go Ipca.

skutowanych, general Pershing
oswiadczy} tylko, re ,,mial
bardzo przyjemna pogadanke
Z genera}em Gavira", kt6rej re-
zultat jest ,,bardzo zadawalniaja.
cy" re niema obawy o to, by
miedzy wojskami mexykanskie--
mi jego armia mogio dojsc do
1hrojnego starcia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
z Turcyii.

Konstantynopol, 2 czerwca. -
W1adze skazaiy 81 tureckich zof-
merry, ktorym udowodniono zne-
CAME sic mad Armenczykami W
Van, Mafa Azya - ma rozstrze-
lanie egzekucye zaraz wykonano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Sprawy Irlandyi.

Londyn, Q czerwca. - w IL,
bic Glnin odroczono parliament
tarna sesye do dnia 20 czerwca
w sprawie Irlandyi premier AS
quith zapowiedziai, il porozumie-
ME partyi co do wprowadzenia
.,home rule" jest ma dobrej dro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Walk Awiatyczne.

Paryz, Q czerwca. - N1emcy
najechali aeroplanami Bar-le-
Due, rzucili tam mase pociskow,
ktore spowodowaiy smierc 1Stu
cs6b miejscowej ludnosci - W
tel liczbie 2 kobiety i 4 dzieci
zgineio; nadto 25 osob rany O.
trzymaio, W tenn znowu szeSc ko
biet jedenascioro dzieci. Aero
plany francuskie zmusi}y do Ia
dowania jeden aeroplan niemie-
cki pod Toul, dwu jego lotnikow
wzieto do niewoli. Aeroplany
francuskie bombardowa}y szereg
punktow podstaw operacyjnych
niemieckich, znaczne czyniac
szkody.
Londyn, Q czerwca. - RAPPORT
donosi, il Niemcy zestrzelili ae-
roplan angielski pod Cambria, a
dwu jego rannych lotnikow wzie-
Ii do niewoli
Berlin, 2 czerwca. - Niemcy
przecza doniesieniom francuskim
il w koficu alaja piec aeroplan6w
niemieckich zostaio zestrzelonych
ma zachodnim froncie, a potwier-
dzaia doniesienie ostatnie o mi
szczenin anoielskiego aeroplanu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
z Wfoskiego Teatru
Wojny.

Berlin, Q czerwca. - DonoSza
z Wiednia, re eskadra awiaty--
czna austryacka bombardowaia
Bari ma poludniowem wybrzel'l
w}oskiem Adryatyku: byfo to W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02

DE, a co do stanu wojennego Ia
powiedizano rowniez, IL obwi--
nionych wszystkich Rad bedzie
traktowaf 1agodnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02

tych dziala W okolicy Smorgoh,
ma Litwie, druga W okolicy ku-
cka ma Wolyniu, gdzie kilka sta
cyl kolei Sarny-kowel zbombar-
dowano. Zreszta ma linii zmian
niema.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02

Jezeli cncecie potyczke ma proper
Ia 1 przytem dobra rzetelna obsiugs
tdzcie do Hatterman CLAM. lilo
ave. - logt.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Ma Morzach.

Londyn, 2 czerwca. - Angiel-
skie Parowce ,Tweedmouth" :,
Julia Park i LADY Ninian"
zatoDionc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02

J. B. Pallascn wypozycza pieniadze
ma realnosc, sprzedaje karty okreto-
We i realnose, LAS tIoble ul -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02
Zkonwencyi
prohibicyonistow.

Peoria, Ill. Q czerwca. - Od-
byla 81 etu stanowa konwencya
prohibicyonistow. Obawiano sic,
re dojdzie ma niej do roziamu
miedzy pacyfistami zwolenni-
kami pogotowia zbrojnego, zdo--
lano jednak temu zapobiedz przez
przyjecie rezolucyi, kt6ra zaleca
.konserwatywne" przygotowania
zbrojeniowe celem wyiacznie sa-
moobrony. Nastepnie dokonano
nominacyi kandydatow przy wy
borach stanowych, mianowicie:
Ma gubernatora John R. Col
den z Bloomington, ma wicegu--
bernatora H. A. Dubois z Cob
den, ma sekretarza stanowego
August Meyer Darlington, M
audytora John H. Schupp New
ton, ma prokuratora 0. L. Har-
ding z Chicago, ma skarbnika
o. L. Dayton z La Mollie.
Fowler tak1e kandyduje.
Elizabeth, N. ]. 2 czerwca. =
Byiy kongresman Charles N.
Fowler oswiadczyl tu wczorajs
(Dokonczenie ma str. 10-tej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02

[Dokohczenie ma str. 10-tejl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02

zostafY zatopionc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02

S6% in Chicago and adjoining suburbs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-02

Rad, ktory otrzyma}.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE..

The Public Utilities Commission
will hold public hearing in the Sen
ate Chamber, Executive Building,
Honolulu, T. H., on Tuesday, May 2,
1916, at 7:30 p. M, for the purpose OF
discussing and considering the draft
of the proposed amendments to the
franchise of the Honolulu Rapid TraE.
sit & Land Company. T..
The public is cordially invited to at.
tend A draft of the proposed amend,
ments and the transcript of the hear
ing will be referred to the Governor
by the Commission. A copy of the
proposed amendments can be seen at
the office of the Public Utilities Com.
mission at Room 413. Kauikeolani
Building, Honolulu, T. H.
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
OF HAWAII, -..
BY it's Chairman, T..
CHAP LES r. FORBES.
Honolulu, T. H., April 20, 1916.
6462-3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29

Between Boards: Sales: 100, 100,
175, so. 40 Olaa, 1875; 80 Olaa, 1874 +;
100, 100, 20, 40, 80 McBryde, Il; 50,
So 40 Pioneer, 50A: 25, IS. i. &c
H. c. & S. Co., 5214; 200 Honokaa,
14A; $50 Honckaa, 1415; 100 Homo
kaa, lax; ), %, Is Oahu Sugar Co.,
3715; 20, 80, so Waialua, BY; 100
Hon. B. & NJ. Co., 90
Session Sales: ) Hawaiian Sugar
Co., 49A; 65, !, 80, so. so Oahu
Sugar Co., 371a; 40, 10, 100, so, 50
Glaa, 1871; 10 Hon. B.. & NJ. Co.,
1917; so, 80, 90 Mutual Tel. Co., 20;
$4,000 Honokaa IS, Sc; 27O San Carries
111a; 90, %, 25 MeBryde, IA. J..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
AHLERS' SALE IS
NOT CONFIRMED
in HONOLULU

Although radio aay,cG 20 the Star,
Bulletin yesterday from no said the
refugee German merchant steamer o,
J. ID. Alters has been sold to the
Southern Pacific Railroad, no CON
firnation of the reported sale was
, cbtainable here today. :.......
From a reliable source il was learn
ed that short time ago San Fran,
cisco shipping firm wired 10 an Inter
Island official asking him 10 make A
liberal offer to buy one or more ol
the German merchant steamers tied
up in the islands. The agents here.
II. Hackfeld & Co, said the ships
we're not for sale, and that no offer
would be considered .
Collector Ct Customs Malcolm 4.
Franklin, when asked today if he
knew. anything about the reported
transaction, replied negatively. Even
If the ship has been sold, she conll
not be moved from Hilo unless were
notified" he said She would have
to change her registry from German
20 American, and as she is foreig1-
built could net engage in coastwis3
trade at all. This office has heard
nothing of the rnmcr."
F. w. Klebahn, manager OF Hack
field e Co.'S shipping department, this
firm being agents for all the German
ships tied up here and at Hilo. said
the story vas news 10 him and was
inclined 70 believe there IS no truth
in 1t whategcr. The German consul
here, ecry Ilcd,ek, took the same
view. r
TheN AnIeis first arrived off this
port ats daylight, October y, 1914
half an hour after the Hamburg
American steamer Hoisatia had ap-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29

Latest sugar quotation: sc deg. test,
SAC cts, or $129.2O per ton.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
DIVIDENDS.

April 80, 1871 ka special 4Ccl.
GO; C, Brewer & Co. .$l:4t50; IL S. \.
Co, 10; Kahuku, 10: Haw. Pineapple
Co, %; Hon. Gas Co.. 80; Hon. f. L
NJ. Co., 80. -"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
SHIPPING 6WKTfRFRONT NEk}
LUKA BRINGS COPRA; Z
REPORTS ROUGH TRIP

Reporting an extremely rough voy
age W from Tanning island. the
schOGner.yacht I-uka. owned by Judge
Henry f. Cooper, is in port today.
having dCckef At the Waikiki side Of
Pier j. yesterday Afternoon. She
brought ~ tons OF cOpr9.
Capt. Emil Pitt said The voyage had
taken him II days. With good wealth
err and favorable winds it can be made
IN eight. She left Tanning April T.,
and for "a hours had a light northeast
wind. This. however. was succeeded
by a hard blow fer - days. the worst
Captain Pfltz had sedn in ~ years ut
sea .#" >.:. .'..
first Mate p George Martuu said
the KestreI Was at the Giiberts when
arrived at Tanning. The Euka left
here February 20 for Tanning, and
from there went TO Washington island
with stores. sTafterward returning to
Tanning 81
Feared Off port. Capts. Eelbo aud
Deinat told df having departed from.
ports alcng the China coast between
August 4 and 9 of that year TIL
Alters, a Bremen Hansa boat, left
Tstngtau August & 1914. She had
steamed from Hamburg May q.
reaching Manila July 2.
EIu5ed Japanese Ra.tt!sship
Shortly before dawn on the morn,
ing of October q. 1914, the Ahlers
slipped away from the anchorage here,
steaning well within range of heavy
guns bristl-ng from the Japanese bat
tieship Hizen. She went. to HilO. ar
irving there October %, 1914, and has
hcen there ever sihce. anchored in the
bay. s
November :, 1914, someone mn.
known cut q new hawser, valued aI
$500. and placed the Alters in dan
ger of going ashore at Hilo in
strong wind blowing at the time.
Yesterday the 0. S. X. steamer Sc
attic Maru, from this port April 20,
reached San Francisco
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29
Honolulu Stock Exchange
Bid Asked

Saturday. April -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-04-29

Yesterday the o. S. X steamer Sc,
attic Maru, from this port April 20
reached San Francisco.
The sun., 1916-09-06
NEW SUBMARINE NOTE.
lansing sends Memorandum Il
London 10 Appease Germany.

NAsHINGToN, Sept. 5~,-AnOther move
aimed TO appease Germany and to show
Independence q! the i.pt'nte Allies iiew-
point has been taken by the .Admin'stra-
ton and Is outlined in 4 memorandum
which secretary Lansing has sent TO
Sir Cecll ~Sprins-Rice, the British Am
bassalor, The statement holds TO the
principle that "A submarine Is not neces-
sari.y Il war vessel and that tho char
ADioristirS OF each submarine must
govern the case. The memorandum was
M reply to a recent communication from
~" British Government.
i was pointed out that Norway.
sweden and Spain had closed their har-
1ors 10 merchant submarines on tho
ground that they were indistinguishable
rom war craft. Great Britain takes the
view that it Is impossible for warships
70 distinguish between armed and mer-
'hhht submarines on the high seas and
mat q" United states could hardly eX-
j"' merchant submarines TO enjoy the
IFt.1"Scs % peaceful merchantmen.
10 the contention Of the Allied memo
'ai'll tho American reply points out
'Id' b. Is equally difficult to distinguish
'''N"'h sailing merchant vessels n
slui'' vessels which nay have masked
~a''"r.", The submarine must be given
''''} protection which is accorded to a
I'A.''iI carrier. according to
'' American view.
The sun., 1916-09-06
British strengthen Positions.

IONDoS, Sept. THE official state
ment from General Headquarters issued
Tonight reads
Tu-dny'S fighting resulted in further
STRENGTHENING Of our positions in the
I.euzc wood. Of which We now hold the
greater part. sixty more prisoners
were taken.
DESPITE tie heavy enemy artillery
fi'c aud the indifcren; weather con-
ditions our troops are still pushing
forward. and are in possession Of all
the ground between talfemont Farm
and I.euze Wood and between 1.euze
Wood and the outskirts OF Ginchy.
During the day We bombarded the
enomy's positions in the vicinity Of
y~Iohenzollern rcdouht. opposite Given
chv and south OF Neuve Chappelle,
Yesterday. despite unfavorable
weather. our aeroplanes carried out
successful cooperation with our ar
tillery.
Tho day British oMc,al statement
says
During tho night we Increased our
gains in the n~eighborhood Of Guile
mont. In spite Of the eucmy's stub
born resistance and an unceasinG
deluge of rain our troops pushed for
ward to l.50o yards east Of Guile
mont village and have obtained a
footing in l.euze wood.
Further south. after severe fight
Ing. the whole OF the enemy's strong
system Of defence on a front OF 1000
yards in and around Falfcmont has
fallen into our hands.
Fighting since September 2 has thus
resulted IN the capture OF the whole
remaining encmy's second line OF de-
fence on the battlefront from Moquet
farm to our point Of junction with
the French.
Prisoners continue to he brought IN
and the total up to last night since
the morning o: September . exceeds
1000.
Fighting IN Ginchy continues.
Berlin Admits Loss Of Chilly.
BERLIN. Sept, 1.-THE text OF the War
once statement issued to-day Is as fol-
lows:
Western theatrc-The great Somme
hattie continues. our troops between
Forest and the Sommc are engaged in
hot lighting.
South of the river our forces are
defending themselves against Il storm
The sun., 1916-09-06

infantry advancing In the darkness or
scmi-dawn repeatedly fell into these. but
they scrambled out again. though some
times they were begged In the shell holes
up &" their armYits in water and mud.
The correspondent of the Chronicle
with the British armies in the field tele-
graphs of Sundays fighting
or the left our attack was made on
the German lines north II south OF the
Ancre. our troops went over their
pafapets this morning almost before the
hrst glimmer Of dawn had lighted tho
sky. A number of them forced their
way into and through the enoiny's first
and second lines, ~blyon.ting those Ger
mans who tried To- resist them, clearing
thu. ground If strong snipcp and ma
chine gunncrs. bat after ward when the
body OF Irussians advanced to counter
attack they drew back To get into line
again with tie men on their right south
OF the river.
Much more lucky and valuable wa
the advance made by the Australian
troops upon Moipu"t farm. The Aus.
tralians found themselves "s'rifcd' by
machine guns from unknown quarters TO
"glt and let. even behind them. Byl
the time the line of MouVue' farm wasl
reached the battle was broken up into
"a number of Separat" encounters be-
tween small parties Of Australians and
small parties of IruSs.aus.
The sun., 1916-09-06
ROUT PRUSSIAN GUARD.
Australians Win GrOund From
track herman Rcximent.

l"Npp". sept 5,-THe first Newspaper
accounts - the new ,a:'ack an the
Sommr :ro:' scat ~ the ir.;!>n CORE.
spordcn's AZ acuy headquarters in
France show tia. IN" lighting il of the
mt desperate character
Scycrd Ea-,!sh rcsim.r's as We'll as
the Australian corps Attacked IN the
uc.shhuga,od II VIVA: uu,.l - was lcy-
e..cI ht great guns was cI,icl tac Mnu-
qGot Farm. The Australians found
themselves p.t',i a.a.'st a reserve reg
!meut OF he First PTus-an Guards, The
rch'.r- here Is described u, most stub
born. and bloody he. ord description
TIE aIti.ic y lr'ua'.t.!nn Preceding the
adNan," l. described t. "a ter. Ibl. whirl-
wiid # shell o. all calihre-. a cun;inu-
Gus uuhruk"I inferno of crashing and
buumiuE. The enemy was fully pre-
pared and t." instant the British storm
Of infantry nruk" the German artillery
began 10 lVt an intense hariiSc along
the whole Bllt.sh lilc,
The sun., 1916-09-06
THIS IS LAFAYETTE DAY.
Ambassador Jussrrand 10 speak a
Celebration Here.

Flags displayed throughout the city
mean that this is Lafayette day. An
bassador and Nine, Jusscraud and the
French Consul-General, arriving from
Boston at 3 J.. NJ, viii be escorted to
city Hall by a committee headed by
william ID. Guthrie. There Alton H.
Parker will preside over patriotic cXer-
c!ses. DIR, John ii. Finley. Robert Bacon
and Ambassador Jusserand will speak,
the Lafayette Guards band will play
tho "Marseillaise" and 1.-THE Star Span,
glcd Banner"
At 10 o'clock this morning wrcaths
will he placed on the statue of Lafay"tt"
IN Union Square and the Washington
statue in front of the Sub-Trcasury. AT
Broad and Wall streets. Tonight 300
guests will attend "A dinner of the France
America Society at the Waldorf. The
Lafayette Fund II selling tri-color but
tons at hotel news stands and elsewhere.
The sun., 1916-09-06
VERDI D0DGED A SUBMARINE,
Italian Liners voyage Also En-.
IiNrncd by uiota on Uourd,

rursui; hy y ~Suhm1r!r" arI .crics
. RIOTS 60 board snip "u3y-usd :he vow
age of III" l'aiar nor Giuseppe Verdi,
which do.kei Yesterday ~ he soy cl.y.
II" submarine was SIGHTED of the
Moroccan '"ts The N"'d rar'a!n or
dor"i u 'u,l heal ~ s'o ~ Ifd. following
i, zic2lg Course. IN" sh - $ on ou,dis-
,drcei tho submarine. Nai'l turned it,
a','u'!on =" ~ cargo steamer.
TNrc" hundred Amer can mu,eteers
md holsters. returning from trips 10
l'aly on horse >h.ps commissioned By
the Allies, were Responsible fnr ,he riots.
They ~" sad to have attempted To rob
The piss'u-crs' trunks arl suit cases.
When III" sh.1's OH 'rs ard crew inter-
irr.d tn" mu.cicors stared a u-h'. in
wNith knives and o'h-- weapons were
used freely. The italian sailors. al
though smaller THAN III" Amer cans. got
The better of ~" ar.Iu"i'.
The sun., 1916-09-06
LANDLORD HEADS I. O. 9. F.
o. Officers Elected at h Com
ycntiOn In Newark.

NEWARK. Sept, 5.--Dcpu'y Grand
Master Joseph H. landlord OF Massa-
chusct,s WAS unanimously elected grand
master of the Grand Lodge, !. o.. o.. +,
Manchester Unity, AT "a" fourth h,ennla!
convention here to-day. tie succeeds
George II. NuttGu.
Grand Secretary .. :. II, Clarke Of
Massachusetts and Grand TREASURER
George Lord of Rhode Island were re-
elected. btner officers chosen wee;
Deputy grand master, john h!gg OF Sew
York board of directors. John j.. ArauI.
Philadelph!a charles Barnes, tunncctI-
cut James W, Owen, j., MJssaChi-
sets, piu,.i rdddcii. I'nt.rFnn Harry
Porter, Sew NoIk, CHARLES Wright "t
Connecticut was .lccird 4uiito. fM q
SIX yea, term. !, -. McWIlliams, N""
York N,lsou l.. Pike, Massachusetts,,
and Nlro! smith, Philadelphia. were
elected tlusires.
rho h|lcuniI, convention In 1918 will
ue held a, New Hav ven. Conn. Delegates
The sun., 1916-09-06
sPEEDERs PAY $l3,567 FINES.
1910 Cases Handled In Traffic
our In August.

Spccdcrs and other vlolators of traffic
Law rald sl3,567 In fines In Traffic Court
In August, SlXty-one persons were sent
to prison in default Of payment. nifty
Ave were Imprisoned for nOn-payment
and nineteen were locked up without al
tentative OF fine.
The court handled 1919 cases. or
the AL persons arrested for speeding
3i2 were accused as first offenders, %
81 c"ond Offenders and as third Offend
rrS Forty five persons were charged
with reckless driving. 81 with permitting
ihgi" automobiles to smoke. 3 with leav-
Ink the scene Of an accident "a felony.
.. with having an improper number
plate and . with driving when intoxi-
Gated. Two chauffcurs had their licenses
revoked.