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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
BALL CLOSING EVENT
OF GRAND CAMP REUNION
Parade of Confederate Veterans dur
Ing Day al Norfolk Witnessed
by I.nrpc Crowd

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. October 26-'rhe
reunion OF the Grand Camp, United
Confederate Veterans. aud OF the Sons
OF Confederate Veterans closed to-
night with Il ball at the Client Club.
me carly part OF the evening was do
voted To tho veterans. and the NirSiniu
reel and other dances 81 the long ago
were enjoyed. Later the younger
clement had its innings. and until nf-
'ef midnight sponsors and maids trod
fahe latest steps with sons and visitors
me parade this morning was wit
messed by large crowd. The streets
were lined with men. women and chill
drch as tho gray-clad heroes Of more
'iah hfty Years ago marched by as
ShcefS went up from the Sidewalks Con-
iederatc flags and tho Stars and Stripcs
waved in unison and the bands played
piNic. Maryland My Maryland" ana
other stirring Southern airs.
The parade was headed by q platoon
of polio" under Captain Ford fol.
lowed by Grand Marshal @. r. Perry
and his stafr and Fishers Band lead
ing Il company of local militia small
band OF veterans followed tho three
local camps Of Sons of Veterans. while
hundreds Of veterans. maids snou.,rs
Daughters of tho Conrcdcracy and
members >bf tho uniformed choir rod,
in automobiles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
so \bI:N> AND upPaNENT
HO1II ~ D.tNNIlI.I 'lU-UtS
Special 10 tn. Times piSn%tyhl

ISpeciaiio tn. Times pisr%,chl
bANNI-iE., VA. october ...-Ecth
Democrats and Republicans today
have bccu advertising cainp.isii
speeches 10 % maic hcrr Tomorrow
night when congressman =. w
saunders wiC discuss the issues o.;
The day. and R,v.-le? \, Davis. his
Eoruhlioln oppomcu;, will present ,hc
E"puhica.. side.
The ;wo cardidutcs w;:o, ha.i from
'hc same Gown. Hocky".ouu,. in Frank
'!n county. announced tncis' com in (
her" on short noiice. nv.thog e.i;6a;c
ooini. nwar" "f Tho others plans.
i:~rly this morning The Rnpu. Iic2 rs
had ION presses at work turning ont
ALARMS circulars. "no . Jew hours
later the Democrats were distributing
IN "vc"! par; 81 ;ov!, dodgers am
a"uucin. coUGrcsS.E,u Saundcrs's
coming. 1t ID a fight - got the crowd
."r >aunIors Will speak ia Ai,.nicipci
Hall. ,,nH TIC =. ,,u''icHn nominee
frieudS h:Nr scvUr.t! the Strand Thcn.
Tor. jus; :cross the street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
SCR0FULA and ALL
HUMORS GIVE WA|

There are many things learned fro,
experience and observation that III
Older generation should impress uno.
the younger Among them is tho s.c
that scrofula and other humors. whic.
produce eczema. boils. pimplcs an
other eruptions. can be most success
July treated with Hoods Sarsuuar;I,..
This great medicine il Il pc,,,Iia
combine ton OF remarkably encctir
blood purifying and health yiyin,
roots, barks ana herbs. which ar
gathered especially for it.
ttooIs shrsaparilla has stood III
test of forty years.
Get bottle to-day-now-
your nearest drug store. Always koc,
IL on hand.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
WILSON AND GLASS LAUDED
BY Representative HELM
Alahnma Congressman Tells nri.tol
Audience Thnt Hughes Rn~
;;Iuirti issues.
| SPECTRE to Tile Tires-pisputeA. ]

.F'NN'''1 70 TIC Z III4ES- DIS t'NtNN-
i'iiSToi. VA. October "t.--f.auGinS
.ac achievements OF the Wilson ID :
."i"i$t-ation and the personal cn.rac-
ter Of Dresden; Wilson. Representa-
tive j. Thomas Helm. OF Alaaa,na.
spoke before Bristol audience this
afternoon. iIO criticized tho Hepuali-
ems To-. Invading the Judiciary Tot;
i prcs:;ieu;iGi candidate aud declared
judge Hughes had proved a dis:,p-
',y;n;rea;. II. Charged Hughes with
"TddinG issues. hu, declared 10 was
pronounced IA his scCtiona!is:u
Hcicrr'nS 10 Congressman Carter,
Class as thc author @; the Fedora,
reserve act. Mr.. Icnin declared MI.
class !" II" the creates, cenl,is and
states man sine the daIs Of I,ftcrson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

you, would publish il. because nobody
else has. Nothing la particular started
IL. SO far as ! can gather. but Cvcry-
thing in general. There has been
( growing up in Europe Il mutual sus-
picion. an interchange or contecturcs
about what This government and that
government was soinE ~ do. an inter-
( lacin% % alliances and UNDERSTANDINGS.
q complex web of intrigue and spy
ing. that presently WAS sure to on
tanGlc The Who'll. OF the family OF man.
kind that side OF the water in its
meShCS. Now revive that after this
war IS over. and sooner or later YOU
viii have just such another war and
this is the last war Of tho kind or Of
any kind that involves the world that
the tuitcd states can keep out Of
say chat because bellows that the
business of ucuiralty is over: not that
wan; il Ia h. over. but | mean this
tina; war HOW has such 9 scale that
the position OF ncu,rals sooner or later
becomes in,olcrablc
w" must have "a society Of nations.
The ne lions of the world must get to-
ecihcr and say NOBODY can hereafter
be neutral as respects the disturbance
"f til" worlds pnac" for an objcc,
Which She worlds "piuion canuol sanc-
( iion. The worlds peace ouEh, To be
disturbed if the Fundamental rights Of
humanity arc invaded. hut il ought no,
10 bc disturbed for any other ,hin-
that can think az. and America Was
established III order u Indicate. 1T amy
rat" IA on" government. Tho fuada-
mental RIGHTS ~ man. America must
hcro2 ttcr Ia rcai" ns :, member Of the
fanIil! ~ ;ati"na 10 cert hey, Who'll,
force. moral and ~! steal. TO the ass"r-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

, sH"oil Wish 10 take anything from
o;hc' HationS
we arc the Cheating house for the
SNnp;.th,cs OF mankind.
W. are ':cbtvrs 10 mankind to SEQ
''';t we sorsi' cur policies with hu-
| nan liberty everywhere
The problem we arc engaged i'm now
u TO see that our sympathics unit.
instead Of dividing us.
We could crush some nations if wc
rhoSe. Tor We are powerful, but we
want to help the small nations
"Amcrica is made up on, OF ,b,
lies before :; people which can inter.
pref the rights OF mankind every
where"
Mentioning the Federal reserve act.
nc said il placed credit before any one
Who had security.
"rh'c' WAS Il time when YOU had to
&c known in influential quarters To
; &c, "rcGil.' ic continued. THAT is M
longer noe sSary. We freed ourselves
fr",o Guardianship in order that yr
n'=h; not commit The Importance Of
;.rardi., "Ship 10 other people. I do no,
CHOW now L" i"kc care OF YOU. and
you know perfectly well | do not Know.
how - ;ahe care Of You"
Ih- FE"Ii"unt was interrup,cd b,.
rio" "f YES you do. followed by
ch"C;inc.
80 IN: -ci,izcns. ho re-
s''"n"oG. 81 cnly try Ia find out what
."h ""n' ~" I" do. and do il,
NV" have got TO step out i'm ,nr .rc,,
aroma. Some day NC may have In use
'hn physical force Of th!s n.,icn Bcin.
tho nation that NC arc. we r.naot use
u +" promote a.-vcasiou. Ecir- ,hc
!" rr,.cut t=-rcssi"n.''
II" "cD"3;cd that Tho ,,rcs,;i. ,,... ,. ,,..,.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

DEATHS


"A MIN, S.I,hnt"rsd into ct"Tna! nc u, her
III" ~, g ,, ~ = y ,rhnradny. oc,chc,
-" !.,r Jea!"h :; and caihc:inc il.nlp,pI.
WMI,in- u, i'c' His'ity. second yeaE. Tier
.Gf*. hnie. ihc ,,!fc OF I.iHus .nant -CoionCi
Army Ec.tt" .i'd Hd"isidc. Tic .i.e ~
\. u. ':ui.cu ri i;i,.nnouu. a.il h.- ,,i!s.
N;.lto. y ''Ui"i"- II. !;and"lfh .,.i CIai.
r"ra~ Watkins. all vf tn. ut Sl,c ya.,
.s"uth cFn i.enl.r',oul-E ~: III. older .iu,,
NcritHNlt house motho-. rho.r life N :.
Ict0icl 20 ia" comfort and h. puIIes, ~,
"lhrF- iC! late ears 81 Hines! ana sui
icT,?E 'Hcr" nlun'anic. by .<rnesl yiciy
'.iit =cntG. u~ti"HvH: 'tc- C.l'i.t c;I .ud !cr
childECn.N children ''1-'., M IaI u.i hr.
blessed
Enacrsl s-r.iec r, a. .i.,ue~ c!.urr.,
SATURDAY. October =. a. @:aV u NJ Ia.
tcrmeut private II - ucr!r.G tha, no
- ). =, ~. -----.----------------
.'AGi..'D E.---Uicn D,trSor % -, y = ~.
-, III" residence -: !.- hroth ~ IN Ia.
:. l.. oven, &ogtn G.sth Strcr, HEN .
itiEfTt II DSpS jA'hSo% s;..p.r ":
iHc i"tf ihViua. Jr"ha9.. - 'hr 49, 1T e
i'r-. ycu- - gcr are SE- .j"uv.., U-,,r s.,i.s.
H. =. y. L., Z. -; one I1ufit-s. Ii,. -.
~. Dc.ns. and iGrrc "ia..r, .i' ) = t..
pWcn. Mr.: ". " pwe" Mis. y ~. Porter.
.Natti ud. NI.
't:i'N' '''r''~ -. ~ . y ~.
;ond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
Nnrricd IN ,hin.,un.

M.''"'"-f licensees Won" ,asGrd t-.e~-
LAY in Washington a. follows: luel y
''a:."" and Mic" y ob"u~u't. ro;h ~
Hi"amo"". !.ih"r;- y .Isul!>ou - itirA.
N"nd, AMI Ada Y. T"usl"v. o. Stauhion.
Simeon NJ ttl,in.":;. of Richmond. aud
N"l.-~r r.et Ii. i:iicIituuSc. ~ Norf.,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
MARTIN MD RIil:t
NI'I.N I\I:ItN AZ rIIAsi>I

Special 70 Thc Times p.sna,cal
ltI.ASl\l, VA. October 2,--S,n4Io.
Ih"tlas :. Martin. and Jude" Wiliia,
+. Ehca. q: Vie state Corporation Cog
m'SSi"''. addressed : large aud CIV
tnuSias;ic Democratic mass e,t;ae in
n" courthouse here to-ni.ht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

80, rotary Lansing anu other State Depart.
mcnt officials and Attorney -,;cnc:a
.itGrcGory and held long Conferences
saSN.th General Scott and othc, officers
Sg,.Sof tho War Department,
For several days vague imtim&tIcnS
- That an attack of some *c,J ;,,on; The
iss border NIGH: hc in prospcct have been
4 reaching the state department.; Tn
yfo to-d.y they have been 80 lnGoiimitc
SIT 10 understood. that officials wcr, no;
Inclined 10 ,rca, tEc.n seriously Ta,re
were no clues on which 10 start au
(, .sinvcStis a;ion
( 4, has boon known for some ;tl:e
also that Villa. or whoever ;l;c Nandi;
grhicftaiu may he who j. uuSray!ac
against CarrIn1a -arriSous uuGcc that
name. has considerable supply both
"f silver money ana ammrni;iou.
.. struggled over III" border from tho
United states. Tho reference i'll Sec
., rotary Eahcrs siatcmcul 20 Tho fact
that Mexican bandits are known to
d, have hccN paid recently IN silver is
= though, 70 have boon founded upon
=. vhcsc reports,
y report brought to lie bordc, TO
day by Americans arriving iroul Men
zoo SAID ih, bandits we're clos" 10 Con
oral rcrSnincs advance posts. and had
demanded the rotircmru; toward ;he
border and eventual withdrawal Of the
American troops urdcr the penalty Of
attach. No confirmation was received
10y the Wat Department. w 70 late
hour
I'll, uature 90 tho warning ."po,ted
sent 10 Gcac,a, Funston ana t;cucr;,l
+" 'Ft~.!1ioe wrr. not disclosed I; isl
N>suu h.rg however that the War
Department rcli,s wholly or Nc dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

coins 10 h" followed b.! smother sort
rivalry which would breed deeper an
taSouiSns thsn the antseNnisT Of ac-
;Ual force. You know wha, has hap
pcncd IN countries like our own he
loved country Tn, ioclnS between
North and South IN this country did
not arise cut OF III. war. out of The
tsriinS: il arose cut Of the political
measures thst followed tho war. Eut
f! it woUld be very sad pity il this
I war should bc followed by subtle an
taSonisms tina, did no, lead To mutual
respect.
( For one ,hne. IL - predicted that
after this war IS over. Europo will"in
some way ovcrwhcln. The United States
by her economic power and her
oronrruiV sntcEonisms to tho United
! states. wonder that any thinking
man can entertain an opinion of that
, sort. Docs w&r iu.rvase The economic
efficiency OF Il nation: There ar" some
2i."oe.ooo mcr under arms OF VIII"
nave been under arms IN this titanic
struggle. Prom 80 ~ 50 per cen, OF
ihe skilled mechanics OF Europe have
been called ;u;u :hl field. And tho
who'll cnorE! Tho whole physical
energy, tho who'll. doNierity. III" whole
thought ct ares; ne ;ion# have bccm
concentrated upon shis business of dc
struction Til. business Of destruction
has been 50 sUScc ssfui that III" ma
;criuls az cconcmi. III" have hccn dc.
sir"yed upon an enormous scale.
NJ TIME To rII.E " GOODS
10 " VIZ ON ,NITI:D STATES
And jhcsa gentlemen tc!i US tla;
jhcse motions tina; have Sr.mi ;h.:r
best blood and cncrGy for this thin:
arc IN IN. u,ean;iu" '.oirr what:
Creating :,cst h"d'cs ot scoda which
;hc: a'c rc.u- la ship /" us. and DUMP
on us WHOM Tho war is ov"r. il" ,h"!-
not know ,l.' the population ;ha, is
no, ~ I'll. usiu i. bent III nj it's con
rcn,ra,eQ u's-. Upon GA" thing.
namely. .-.srajnine 'h"s" VIII" arc in
The ncldi.
Why. ur !.cnds. VIC ought nor 10
iT.n ;c these roupie in fear. bu, In
synpatn. ", "u@h; to rca;i.c ;li;,
after Xii! yNh.Uatior they viii uccd us.
AUD fl.:'; sc atei no, fear them
The >hol' nervous. ami physical.
caerGy OF ;ho-c nation. Will require
DO NO; know how jons--a generation.
Say. 10 icvovc" uhoiy tone. No man
with hear, under has jarl:ot eau re-
~, -, - -
H. SaSina ;h~i will hc Americas o..
:,c"tuEit' nc means .\nIcricas oppo,.-
a. w
i. 10y W"
'0' "o ao'"St"'!a
49, 'o'' VI
,h= uu.;,i states.
80 - "'S ia" an n
49, 80 ''- 'HN.Nai ''I
H1"'' Et'' ~ II never
- Nv '''"''. NJ" WEen mch
~, ~ "'N |" INC trace
- '"' VIZ '"c: a'e mtr"i%
go ,''.E H. ~, ''"S' '''A nave moi
',''' ''' '"''' u !"p ''"e INC "g"reS
90 '''''''o'''' 70" VIII hn. i""'
'''t'S'l S"''''"'i'* ""': '"' oIGi' rcr
''"' ~ M '"'a.. am" Tia" "Nrorta =
an" no. i"eFeN ~ 'mni.'-
''"' 81 WY '"ii''s mat GOO"
NtpFl. 'tiiI!ic;s---fiD not constitute u,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
vii SON SAYS THIS
is LAST WORLD WAR
W.: CAN KEEP OUT OF

,S9nt.Aut,' From i'lr9t l'a-c.b
saying:
"Noih'nS ia particular started ii.
out everything im general
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
4Sudnor g. Httndleu

furniture reflects al! that's distinctive
character furniture YOU viii take pardon
able pride III possessing.
Why not raise Tic furnishings OF yonr
home ON; q the commonplace 10 thc dis
tinctiN". We WOulH suggest
THE GREAT ri RNITl-tE EMPOIit VI"
ofSydnor 4 Iundlcy as tho one store bci,
suited to give that distinctive atmosphere
TO your hcnlc. for hcrc, alone, where the
study OF furnishing home in all its phases
IS made an art can YOU find those pieces
which will be expressive Of y0r own indi-
viduality and good taste
"0n The Queens Highway. Heart ci City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

:prt-n inter.
othcr sit,r ~.
'D"Sc*. Amer
- Sr.''cI.
':h' America
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01

bave pershee .u ne sinking O, 'he
British stsaue- Marina according
.1 'se lstsst d.fpa'cAes received
-e-s 'pdsv
They are
Daniel Thomas. Wlmlr'ua peIs
Josh Brown Roanoke Na
P-oVr Charlotte. N
GeorEs Ss1b1.g Fayetteville 81
Halss Ngrfoit va
The Tr.,aa state. consul o.
q esustrwr tss aiken 'he to-r' e.
a1avi-s ~ - Americans landed a'
aarehaveu ard . landed ar roaF
haven. QerlarIaz that -te Marina
vas attsrfed without warning
Tho Marina was attacked early
Saturday while enroU-e from Glasgow
90 Baltimore 4 torpedo struck hrf
aridships. or the star bo1r3 side
The explosion blew gret' hole "a
fhe steamer r.ds and seeusd 'r
uf' her out ~ the water. he surv
1rF said 9he rolled over or one eide
cas- he settled but remained afos'
~ minutes battered bt the waves
uu'G hsr boilers exploded splitting
urr n two
rptain Brown vas The laF' mar
70 Iesve the sb He jumped just
before ne boilers exploded buf miss
cd ne boafs and was drowned
some ~ nc survivors Say ser
ond torpedo Was fired a. fhe Marina
sart and 'tat second submarine
wss nesrby but iOos 20 part In 20,
attack
one ~ the Narinas boats wsf
rolled agains' 'he steamers aide b.
'te heavy Feas and crushed All
'he occupant - we're drowned The
urter boats trifted for - hours be
fore rescue steamers we're sighted
Survivors suffered terribly on ac
count OF The cold and were drenCheG
by spray from Ersat waves thai
threatened 20 Capsizs their boats az
an' moment
TWen'y-c American surrivor-
acre landed az Dublin They are
Kendall. S. Paul BIayney and
I cullen. Philadelphia Anderson OK
iahoms KrieE. Springfield N8-
lancaster Youkers RILEY. pruot
. ,vr Rogers. Ocean View Wcnl
wyoming Foley. salem. Mas
. Clark Chicago Hntineou Nor.I
GriDmore Bang Charlotte schear
er Washington Hancock Barton
. Clarke. Richmond Jones. Ryan
Sinclair Englcy HamlIr Hauley
Igskey Hiuef Hunt all OF BaI't
more. Deviil Norfolk Hoven Lan
caster
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
TEACHERS
STIRRED By
BOOZE "AD'

creases taxes anc f. q ss'Ac .tz-
", p Rose suPs-u' ender. % .u-
hc INSTRUCTION n Kansas ao--s
30 &C. o.ois closed r-~caus C.. lack o.
pupils suca condlrions would 20
suit IN " -hiEzr under r-osio.-.ar.
The acvertlserncrf Gays
The sta'su@u- -srs-6lur tss con
diuon .n Ksrsas va -etu,ee - ---
Ross be Ksnsss sr,-a----saaar. rf
Instruction Who 81 epIy .c -1a-
by slre from p " par1rs .-as.
dent c' he Eigalsn1 Fs-k =,s-.
Teachers ASSOCIATION --auses .ss
passage II The a. ertlse1. OF, a. al
solu'ely false
The edver''serrsut vas Inserted
IN The pror-au ren.-s- r-e
agreement vfs the pa -s-e who
handled he fV-lics ~ ~ --a ro-y
for he Grand RAPIDS Board ~ --r
mercs. which vas IN cncrF4 ~ -..
printing accord .nF o. ~. pros on
of The board. who yrIa.ra1 .-r r.z-
ter 10 4 reply Iu te.sErau from
Nr Parsons OniV 0re.tf I'd 70 rft
programs contained the Offending s-
verJlsement. according te me Gran.
Rapids inforTna ION. because som,
member Of rhe board 0btsinsd
copy NJ The program before 30 sr
Ire edition was issued and had .t,
presses stopped and 'he page -euo1
ed from The book
Local educators brand -1e aT
as - rascaiv attempt of The H-uo
Interests 20 give The impression tha
the school feacherF association 81
supporrinE their campaign 90 East
the state from declaring FOR rrrt.r
/ ton
John lpefIer. principal ~ h,
BEARD school Detroit nj Iert.- "a
The Times protest. agaius. n
trick Of tho booze eIe-eu-
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
WIFE THOUGHT
DEAD, SURVIVES
Husband Believed She Perished
In Earthquake: Second Mar
riage l. Annulled

f.-E. odd sg0ul'ac The marriuaSs
~ Er- Tny 9rsvo.d aud Harvey
G- e..d "Wednesday. as Harvey
tHd '' wife and four children In
.. .4'A- uf 'nc san Francisco earth
quake rinF ssid flov declared
'a4t ta had to AK f0r the decree
arre.-e aer husband Was the victim
~ circumstance and had married
s"f without gnov1ug that his fret
wife was atui alive But Few
weeks ago Harvey received q letter
from r'r threatening 20 prosecute
p .m unless he returned 20 San Fran
cisco He parted tesrfully from
f.nf she rgld
The pa'rClan ring ~ Schuyler S.
Johns name won the heart OF -
t'aro.d Gurus Helferick Gurns
vas operating telephone switch
board fof her livlng despite her
youth She married schuyler This
was n lEoe She told Judge Per
tue rs Wednesday that 81 John had
never even allowed her 20 give up
her J0h and that they had separated
u three months GurnA 10 stlli
holding down a job ss telephone op-
orator. yut she ls The mother OF .
child now The Judge gave decree
- sunuIment because she was On
dor age az the time % he cere-
mony.
Othor decreeF were giveu In the
cases % Bessie W william ~ Mon
HhRn Flora W Mary MurreN LII
.uu vs George n Sauer. Irene vs.
Charlie K,1uar Anna Va William
"a Hro' Frances vs Edward Rel
bolt LAURA Ff John Beam
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
SUB-LINER
BACK WITH
RICH CARGO
tCeutinued from rag. onel

skipper from Thuringia. The jug
cast the Deutschland q line and
she chugged triumphsntly into the
inner harbor over the course which
British frigater followed wears
since.
Health and customs officials noti-
fed only a brief time before her ar
rival, waived United States reguls.
fions on the word OF Captain Koenig
that the crew was healthy and allow.
ed her TO pass quarantine withoU;
waiting for dawn.
Cp past sleepy Groton. opposite
London. passing silent freight ships
the Deutschland swept mAtestically
into the state pier. WAS fenced in by
a boarded screen and transferred
her men 10 the North German Lloyd
liner Willehad alongside The VII
lehad had waited long for the coming
of n subeea freighter and members
of her crew were despondent over
unmistakable evidence that the
Bremen. another freighier, had per.
ished. SO 1here WAS JOY when Cap
tain Koenig and his sturdy Germans
set foot aboard The mother ship.
which was recently charged from
London with being German sub
marine wireless station.
Captain Koenig and Captain
Hinsch. talked but little
The trip was uneventful. said
the little sea rover. koeniE with a
merry twinkle In his eye Yes. we
did have some bad wcsther-in fact
extremely bad weather for two days
and less extreme the remainder oi
the voyage until We were three GAYS
ca America.
Then" ne said. the October
gales Rbsted and the vessel rode
calmly.
I'VE had trouble al Bremen. colrd
fng with another vessel" ne contiu
ned. "1'ha laid US Up 10 days foi
repairs. We're glad 10 see Americi
again"
Koenigs papers read bound 10,
baltimore or Rny other Atlantic sea
port" but the best available infor1na
ton was that Ne believed his charceI
az running the allied coast patrol II
he better by heading into New Lon
don.
Reaching the three mile limit. IN,
crew was overinyed for they knew
then thai DthefI danger wAk past
Then they passed through the sound
swept past MontAuk Point past
risher's islsnd. past twinklinE lights
20 the welcune tune Of buoy and
lighthouse bells and the rosOunCing
srrcech of outer hay foF horns
Before sticking her monEtrous
Ureen bcds into the hsrbor zone. she
hod nashed word 90 Captain Hinsch
The Detroit times., 1916-11-01
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MARINE POLICY
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-.H.uta ftr matter lr -1e absence
-' definite proof ~ .ar what hap
..r.d he keeping President
81 son ADVISED hovsver ~ all tt-
fa-ua au tnAt reaches rhs depart
usu'
WIh frs Americans believed 'o
Ha dead ~ tte result 70 rhe sinking
e- mo H-lHst .fear1er and No evi
rrrea va. 20 show fha' +te ruhma
-as rser chem chance 'or heir
lives Tie situation has become cx
'-arus.v R~avs
Germany has been ssted for fhe
sa marine oommanderF repor' on
.he a~alr while ne tinted S'a CO
diplomatic ane consular represeuto
tIyra near The scene have been ~
re-ted 20 forward by cable all u
formation that car be- gathered
q, tho evidence finally shows that
ftr Marina was sunk without wan.
us tbs German government. ~ vas
agreed VIII face the necessity -
taHrg drastic action 20 eypiate the
oTrusn One submarine commsu
Grr uiI have been proved guilty Of
ar I-rsutilg relentless and md
eriu.ua's warfare aga met vessels
~ commerce fas penalty FOR which
ttls R0frrrmen declared .u i'F sus
FOX nose OFF April ~ would br the
breaking ~ OF diploma relations
He.oxr 'tior ~ the gravity of
such arfpn rv submarine com
mauder was shown 81 fne German
rtuba here m war enid The com
raufcr Faud pr punished n found
guilty rs action disa,oved by me
rH..rrUtUT ar| rrparatlor made