The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-02
Deutschland, Steaming at Fast Clip, Sighted at Tangier Sound-Aer- ial Scouts of United States Navy Aid in Neutrality Patrol.
Allied Warships Off Ter ritOrial Waters Await Appearance of Big Submersible = M ay Make Stop at Newport News.

Make SCOp at newport
 News.
 Newport News, Va, Aug. D. The German submarine Deutschland was sighted off Tangier Sound at 6 o'clock this. morning. She was still head ing toward the lower bay at a high rate of speed. Tangier Sound is about 75 miles above the capes.
 Two aeroplanes were seen flying over the lower Chesa- peake Bay at Hampton roads shortly after daybreak. It is believed they came from the armored cruiser North Caro- lima, on neutrality patrol off the, Virginia capes. The ma chimes maneuvered back and forth over the water at mod crate altitude.
 Passengers arriving today on an Old Dominion liner fronx New York reported that when the ship apl preached the Virginia capes, only one foreign warship was sighted.
 They told of seeing an object ly- ing lower in the water, with two masts visible. toward which the foreign cruiser was heading. It looked like two huge buoys with masts above, and some of the passengers thought it might be supporting a net. It lay just outside the three mile limit, where the channel is narrow. MAY STOP AT NEWPORT NEWS.
 Norfol. Va. Aug. 2-Prince Won Hatzfeldt, counsellor of the German embassy at Washington, came to Nor folk today for conference with local counsel in the Appam case.
 When he was asked if he knew the submarine Deutschland had left Balti- more, the prince said:
 I've heard so, but I have nothing to do with herr
 Do you think she will stop at New port News?"
 s"I do not know" he answered 'I I think that would stop somewtare inside the three-mile limit"
 Prince Hatzfeldt said Germany, would continue to fight for the possess sion of the Appam. which the federal district court has awarded to the English owners.
 No Word of Bremen i-
 Baltimore, Aug. 2-Last reported as passing Solomon's Island. Md. at 2:30 o'clock this morning the next word of the German merchant-sub- marine Deutschland, which sailed from this port last evening for Ger many, was awaited from lower Ches- ,apeake Bay. Solomons Island is about 80 miles from the Virginia capes.
 The Solomon's Island despatch said that the Deutschland was steam ing at a speed of about 16 knots an .1cur; that there was no indication when she would stop and that 1t seem ed she was going right down to the capes.
 The sailing plans of the Dcutsch- land were carefully guarded secret but when she left Baltimore there was belief that she would proceed direct to Newport News. On tho other hand, there was m expectation in some quarters that the submersible would seek quiet cove or inlet somewhere into Chesapeake Bay and there await a. favorable opportunity to make dash through the allies blockade off the capea
 No word has been kcard from the Bremen the Deutschland's sister ship since it left Bremerhaven, according 10 Paul G. L. Hilken a member of the Eastern Forwarding company. the American agents of the Deutschland. Purely as a guess Mir. Hilken saic to- day,t the Bremen may arrive at Bal- .imore any time after tomorrow. He did not know that Gate on which she left the German port, v said. lie admitted that preparatitAR were so- ing on at the Locus. psIt pier just vacated by the Deutsch: ,rd, 10 re- cesive another submarine Er. Ii:l- ken also said his company s>Eo stor- ed in every large port on the St,ars!c coast. MT. Hilken said the nsAJ--s and owners of the Deu:rchltcs.d ar.d Bremen propose to estahlish q, . between Germany ard America c,s 1, of the submcrsibles will he naursn n America he said, and anotAf-' tAo Baltimore.