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The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
VESSELS TORPEDOED
OFF THE NEW ENGLAND COAST
Latest Phases of German U-Boat Warfare.

Six steamers four British and neutral sunk of New England
coast by U3 other undeea craft possibly operating oopera
ton with her. follows:
5 Shahdene British New York for Be. France 432
registry; leased to French Line and laden with munitions
s. s. West Point British London for Newport News crew of IS
took open hfeboats.
S. Stephane. British Red Cross Line Halifax for New York:
took boats.
S. S. Kingston, British owned by Canadian Steamship Line
Toronto Canada 2925 tons registry.
s. Christian Knudsen Norwegian; ABA tons; sunk of Nan
tucket Shoals ightship
s. S. Boomerdk Dutch. off Nantucket Shoals lshtship
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
SEEKS AMERICAN MATES
FOR GERMANY'S WIDOWS
Special to The washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald
Denver, Oct. S.-Mrs Rosalie Neumann,
charming and wealthy widow of Ham
burg. Germany. is on a mission in this
country to relieve the husband famine
in Germany. She means to urge many
eligible American men to go to her native
land to solace German girls and widows
bereaved by war.
The greatest need In Germany after
the war" said Mrs. Neumann. will be
husbands. In Utah 1 have six bachelor
nephews by marriage. They must show
their patriotism by marrying German
girls. American girls would not care.
You American girls like to be bachelor
maids"
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
SWEEPING CLAIMS MADE
BY WILSON CAMPAIGNER
IBy the International New. serv4

tBy the international News servieeo
New York, Oct. S.-"New York, Indiana
California, Washington and other States
give every indication of rolling up spIen-
did pluralities for the President" said
Democratic National Chairman McCor-
mick tonight.
The campaign has progressed TO that
point where it is possible to get a clear
perspective. Mr.. Hughes straddles. But
Col. Roosevelt his chief spokesman,
boldly asserts that the United States
should have pursued a course in its for
eign relations that would have plunged
us in war with Germany Roosevelt
Is the substance, Hughes is the shadow
in the Republican campaign.
1T is Wilson with honora BILE peace and
plenttude versus Hughes with war and
its accompanying desolation, misery and
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
DESTRoYERS FLY TO RESCUE.

Twenty
here the torpedo boat destroyer
headed for the She rapidly followed
of the foa Cowdng boilers boats started on tn.
hundredmile journey of
But the kanssn the
beat the boats the the lives
of imperiled by the ruthless
Two lettering in the lanes Of steamships
their to Boston foreign
dene, bound from lew wYorkto Bordeaux
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
TAKES HIGHWAYNEN's GUN.
Negro Sailor Boxes Their Ears and
Tells Them to Run Home.

Baltimore, Nd. Oct. S.-BoId highway
men. even though they are armed with
pistols, strike no fear to the heart of
George Reed, colored, cook aboard the
barbor tug NJ. B. Hunt. Reed walked
up to sergt. Harry Hill, of the Southern
district. on Light street. and handed him
a loaded revolver.
Some white boys just tried to hold me
up with, that, he said in explanation, So
took It away from them"
Reed also said he boxed the ears of
the youthful bandits and told them to run
along home.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
BOY, FOUR, FIRES BABY's CRIB
Two Philadelphia Children Victim,
of Play with Matches,

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. S-Two children
here are dying from injuries received
while playing with matches.
After he had been put to bed walIack
Derrick. 4, got up, went to the bathroom,
got some matches and set fire to the crib
in which his sister, Catherine, 1 year old,
was sleeping. She was so badly burned
that she will probably die.
When boy threw a burning match
into her filmy dress Marian Moscowitz 4
was seriously burned
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
SAYS POPE STORMS HEAVEN, /,

New York. Oct. SIN the Roman Catho-
lie churches throughout the archdiocese
priests on Sunday next will read from
the altar a pastoral letter from Cardinal
John Farley In which II win be stated
that Pope Benedict XIV storms heaven
with violence in prayer for the return of
peace"
: The letter designates Sunday next as
the day for the annual collection for
Peters pence.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
D0MrNICANs DENoUNCE U. s,
Island Press Threatens to Stir Up
Serious Trouble.

Santo Domingo. Oct. S.-As a result of
the bitter attacks being made upon the
United States for its occupation of the
Dominican republic that have been ap-
pearing in the press recently, fears are
entertained that an acute situation may
arise. Military authorities have eau
TONED American soldiers to exercise ut
most patience.
Maj. Hiram I. Bearss, U. s. M. c., has
called the governor of Santo Domingo
City int conference In connection with
the articles.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
CRIPPLED NEWPORT SAILS.
Hundred Cadets Aboard Vessel
Crossing Ocean Under Canvas.

Special to The Washington Herald.
New York, Oct. S-The training ship
Newport, with 100 cadets on board, has
put out under sail from Horta, in the
Azores. after having lost her propeller
and tail shaft
The board OF governors of the New
York State Nautical School received to-
day cable message from Capt F. s. Nc
Murray, commanding the Newport, say
ing that he had left the port under sail.
The accident to the Newport occurred
on September a
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
DOUBT AS TO KINGSTON
ship Sunk May BE Norwegian We.
sci of Same Name.

New York, Oct. s.-The Kingston, sunk
by submarine of Nantucket light, was
first believed to be the former Great
Lakes steamer owned by the Canada
Steamship Lines, Limited, but reports
from Toronto tonight state that this ship
is now tied up to her dock there and has
been since September Is.
The other steamships named Kingston
are listed in Lloyds. They are the 1.2es-
ton Norwegian ship owned by the Akties
Ocean Line, not known to be in the
TRANSATLANTIC trade, and trawler OF 16l
tons, British owned.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
TEUT0N wARsHIP BLOWN UP.

(By' the international News service.) )
Rome, Oct S-Reports are in circula-
ton here that an Austrian battleship has
blown up Ia Pola Harbor.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
WILSON TO SPEAK IN WEST.

''arts wednesday to CAM
paign in Indiana.
Asoury Park, N. J., Oct. S-President
Wilson will leave Shadow Lawn on We'd
nesday for Indianapolis, where he will
make several campaign speeches on
Thursday. He will return to his summer
home In time to address a gathering Of
Pennsyiyania Democrats Saturday.
william f. McCombs, Democratic NOM
NEE for United States Senator, has been
invited to Shadow Lawn for luncheon
Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
LOADED WITH MUNITIONS.

The Strahdene loaded with
for Capt Rose and his taken
she lifted
battling the the the Ssthdene
sroyer Balch.
Leaving the balance sister ships the Beh
ordered here by Admiral Knight
1t after o'clock at the training station
told of the topdoing third Stephene
to New York from Halifax The
o'clock 1t than hour
here In tonight
o other ships
The Kingston followed the Boomersdk
and
U-ss CARRIED ToRPEDoEs
Naval officers Uss only opedoes aboard when she
left here yesterday Normally Of
these the these shores
his submebe carried but eight when left Whemshave
nothing by way o. explanation.
Three full divisions of the Atlantic engaged
poursuED
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09

Sunday Outing ro PhundeIphis, sc. N,
Chester, s2.25; Wilmington, 5000. round
trip. Baltimore and Ohio, 7:05 a. m.
Sunday, Oct. is. Returning same day.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WINDOW CLEANING.

WINDOW CLEANING.
PHONE ". Tla TO HAVE YOUR WIN
dOgs cleaned. Acme Window Cleaning Co.,
slg II st.
There isn't a want you can
think of that can't be filed
through the Want Ads in The
HERALD. The little announce
ment that appears above is typi-
cal Of scores of ads presenting
solutions to everyday problems,
You can hire an auto. buy a
used car, rent a room, secure a
row money or get most anything
oy consulting The HERALD'S
classified columns.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
Attend Grent Harerxtoun r.,,

Baltimore and Ohio ticket sois Oct
to l3, valid for return until 1sth.
at 1880 a. m. Oct. II and IL, returnin q
same day. s2.s5 round trip.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
DOG BITES CLUBMAN,
DR.. David L. Wing Bitten ON Both
Hands.

Hands.
DR.. David L. Wing, a member of the
cosmos Club, was bitten on both hands
Yesterday morning by a Boston bull ter
rler' as he gas passing Sixteenth and
Longfellow Streets northwest The dog,
belonging to Miss Mary Dove, Of 174e New
Hampshire avenue, was said to be suf-
tering from fit and later died.
DR.. wing was treated by DR.. Holden,
OF Ill! sixteenth street northwest, and
last night his hand was said to be con-
siderably improved.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
RAIDS BEGIN AT DAYBREAK.
AMERICAN FREIGHTER SIGHTED.

She first sighted the American eishter Kanssn making her y
through the dim light of early morning from New Boston Can't
Rose the and keeneyed the U53 personally stood
the bridge and hailed the Kansan. feh not detained long
After inspecting the ships papers, Capt Rose spoIOSzed and allowed
the vessel to proceed The Kansan fifty miles away
when her wireless picked up S wa, from
the British ship West Point
The captain of the Kann needed followed by
briefly attacked bv ubnan.
and in danger of sinking Her passengers
boats to to
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
EXPLOIT
FOLLOWS VISIT OF
Sub" AT NEWPORT
Crews Given Chance to Launch Lifeboat.
y. S. Naval Craft to Rescue-Ameri-
can Ship Halted but Not MoIested.
CBy the IBternst1onsI New. servieel


Newport R. L. Oct 6-Lyns of Nantucket Light where every
liner bound to and from New York get bearings the Ger
man submarine U53 aided probably by or two other war
submarines orpedoed and sunk ships today -Four of them
were British passenger The others were neutral one
Dutch and the other Norwegian An American steamship was held
up, but allowed to proceed
Admiral Knight commander of the naval station here saw, the
Nantucket hshtp reports second German submarine near by
Naval officers they expect feet of German submarines Will
blockade every Atlantic habor from which munitions ships leave
LIST OF U-BoAT VICTIMS.
The vessels sunk are
West Point, British freishter 243 TONS bound from London
to Newport News; of airy-fve
Stathdene British freshter 43I2 TONS bound from New,
York to Brest; of fifty
Stephane British passenger ship. 344o TONS bound from Hall
fax to New York. eighty and Of seentyye
Kingston, Canadian. 2.o52 tons. >.----
Boomersdjk Dutch freigher 32of TONS bound from New
York to Rotterdam; Of thnty-6ve
Christian Knuden. Norwegian tanker 1888 TONS bound from
luxPam to London. via Perth Amboy: of thirty.
RAIDS BEGIN AT DAYBREAK
The U53 began her depredaons daybreak this morning So far as
known there has been loss life crew of one steamer III,
Kingston open boats.
Seventeen of the fastest desrOyers the United States navy are
Ploushins through the fog in search of them.
The s. s. BaIch has flashed stations that she expect, to
arrive after midnight with the first of those rescued
The innocent looking of which anchor for few.
hours the inner harbo here yesterday afternoon dns
demon than she had sped the limit today
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09
In Philadelphia

One morning paper carries as much s6-
vertfsfnE as any two Of the evening
papers. despite the fact that one OF the
evening papers has nearly double its
STIPULATION philadelphia merchants
KNOW that the morning paper Ia the
iosscsl advertising medium.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-09

THE HERALD'S consistent eircu-
lation and advertising gains
are evidence of the fact that
the morning paper is supreme both as
a newspaper and as an advertising
medium.
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For sac.

lut0sl Sweet Potato Plants. Hay.
man. Jersey Sweets ard Gid fashioned
Reds; ife. per 100
GOuaH a 1IIPErr.
5-ls,tt Valley icc. Md
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The Johns Hopkins University.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS.
state Scholarships h Engineering Courses.


Entrance examinations for tie Do
partmenl Of engineering, az well as
for the academic Department, VIII be
held Ia the Academic Building. Of the
Johns Hopkins University, Home.
wood, Baltimoge, dune 1924, 1916, be-
ginning ut 8 Is. NJ.
Eutranee examinations vii also be
held Ia the Academic Building, Sep
tember 1871 beginning at Q A. NJ
Application for scholarships in the
Department Of Engineering established
III the Johns Hopkins University nn-
dor the provisions OF the Laws 81
Maryland, thanier 90, ISL, may nov
be laadN II there Is more than one
|applieant for i particular scholar
Satp, b competitive examination will
lie held IN the Academic Building,
Honiewood, on September y, 1916.
Each County Of the State and eacn
Legislative District Of Baltimore City,
with the exception OF Charles, Hartford
and Queen Anne's Counties will be en-
titled 10 one or more scholarships for
the year lgiB-1i, 10 addition 10 those
(which have already been assigned. In
tire counties mentioned above al Of
the available scholarships have been
awarded.
Scholarships may be awarded to
graduates u Loyola College, Mary
land Agricultural College, Mt ST.
.Alary's College, Rock Hill College
St johns College, Washington Coli
.iege and Western Maryland College,
.and one scholarship will be awarded
sNAa Large.
Applicants should address the Reg-
sisffar, The Johns Hopkins University,
fOrsblank form 81 application and for
further Information rs % examine
tions, award ~ scholarships and
courses 81 Instruction
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HlalllHl. DtIlyiaE d vIRoIHn NJ. 20.
PatuX0nt River Line.
Schedule 10 elTccl April an, 1916.

Schedule IN effect April an, 1916
Leave Baltimore, Pier ., Light
Street, Tuesday 2 p. M, weather and
tide permitting, stopping ~ folioving
points:
FaIr Haven. Plum Point Dare's,
Governor Run. Millstnne, S0lotson's
island, Spencer's, 81 Leonart's, Sol.
irrA, SOiterlry, t.ashner's, parker's =,
FORESTS, Dukes, Trent Hall, Hol-
land Point, Beuedlct, Lover Marlboro.
Returning, steamer will leave Lower
Marlboro, Wednesday, $50 a. m,
weather aud tide pcrmitIlng, stopping
Nc points as follows
Aagrudet's Ferry. Holland C'llfs,
Dcgp Landing, Trnaman's Point,
lsietrh's, Holland Point, ll;45 .. m.,
lieuedlrt, " noon, Trent Hall, DUKES,
FORESTS Parker's, Cashner's, 5os.
terley, go 3. M, Sellers, 81 Leon
ard's, Apnnccr's. Soiomon's Island,
$50 p. ~, Milestone, . p. "a, Cove
Point, Governors Hun, y. %. :
Dnra's, 500, Plum Point, 9 y. m, Fair
Haven, W = M. arrive Baltimore
next morning
Leave Baltimore, Pier { Light ssreet,
weather and tide permitting, Thurs.
AseN : " VI
Fair Haven. Plum Point, Dare's,
Governors Run, Cove Point, Mill
stone, Sol0mon's Island, Spencer'g,
Sotterley, Cashner's, parker,s, For.
rests, Dukes, Trent Hall, HOLLAND
Point, 4:i5 a. IN, Benedict
Mote Steamer will not stop on
way 10 Baltimore, but will not leave
Holland Point until 4.a5 q. M, on
F7idMys.
Returning, STEAMER win leave Bene-
diet, weather and tide permitting, Fri
day, 8 q. m, stopping at sll The above
landing.
Trent Hall, Dukes, FORESTS. Par
ker's. cashner's. Sotterley, st. Leon
ard 5, Sellers, Spencer'x, S0lomon's
Island, $50 a. m, MIIlatone. 10 a, M.
Governors Run, ~ noon, Plum Point,
] p. M, Fair Haven, p, M, Ralsl-
more, b. IN
Leave Baltimore, Pier 4, Light ST.,
weather and tide permitting, Saturday
2 p. M, for the following points:
Fair Haven, Plum Point, Daro's,
Governors Run, Cove Point, MILF
stone, Solomon's Island, Spencer's.
st. IeOnard's, Soller's. Soiterley,
Cashner's, Parker's, FORESTS, Dukes.
Trent Hall, Holland Point, Benedict
Lietchs, Trueman,s Point, Deep Land.
ing, Holland Cliffs, Magruder'a Ferry,
Lower Marlborough, White Landing,
Ferry Landing, Nottingham, Lyon
Greek.
Returning, steamer win leave Lyons
Greek. 100 q. M, weather and tide
permitting. Monday, stopping at the
above points Nottingham, $50 q. m,
Lower Marlboro. $50 q. m., Benedict.
IL noon. Sotterley, $50 p. m. Solo
mons Island. &. 80 p. M, Millstones 9. 90
p. M, Cove Point, Governor's Run,
!. 90 p. M. Dare's, $40 b. M. Plum
Point, 800 p. M, Fair Haven,
1000 p m. arriving IN Baltimore next
morning.
This timetable shows the tlmes at
which steamers may be expected to ar
rive at and depart from the several
wharves. but their arrival or departure
At the times stated Is not guaranteed,
nor does the Company hold itself re-
sponaible for any delay or any cOnae-
quences arising thcrefrom.
WILLARD THOMSON,
General Manager.
D. w. DOWNfcY.
Agent, Baltimore.
r. MURDOCH,
General Passenger Agent.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET
ron PRESIDENT or THE Y. 5.
Wo o. RoW WILSON
ron UNITED STATES SENATE
DAVID j. LEWIS
ron MEMBER OF The ssh CONGRESS OF THEU. 5
JACKSON ii. RALsToN

Beginning al CnsHeld on Saturday morning,
June 3, large automobile viii tour the good
roads from CrisheId to Baltimore for the purpose
oforganizing permanent committees totake charge
Of the Home State Tour Of the Maryland
Corn and Potato Club boys The boys Of the
clubs en- route will boost the Maryland Week
exposition, and have invited the people Of this
State to come to Baltimore. It's believed and
hoped that this promotion for Maryland Week
will result in the greatest reunion Of State and
city people in the history Of Mary land.
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Orphans Court crst. Mays County, set
April lstr 1916.
Ordered by tbe Court, That Noble y. and
II. spencer crane and Dan'l. y. Hammetf,
Executors OF J. Parran crane, late OF 81.
Wary'a county. deceased, give the notice
required by law to the deceased's creditors
20 exhibit their ciaimk, and that the same
be nubIIahesi once weeI, Tor al euee essIvo
weeks In the 81 Mary'g Beacon.
BmNJ. COMBS.
Register OF Wills
True copy. Test
BENZ. Conns,
ReeIater Of Wnls for 81. Aiary's county.
Ia pursuance Of the above order, We hereby
give notice that we nave obtained from he
fTphana'Eourt Of ~ Maryfscounfy, Md; let
ters Of administration on the personal estate
OF,
J. PARRAN CRANE,
late Of said county, decreased. All persons
having claims against the arid deceased are
hereby notified 10 o. hihtt The saBie with tho
proper vouchers attached Thereto, 20 theHub-
scfibefs on or before the IL cay Of Oct, lylt,
they win otherwise by inN be excluded
from the benefits Ofssid estate All ersons
Indebted 10 the decessed AFRO required 20 make
immediate payment 70 tho snbserihers.
MOILIE ID CRANE.
r. SPENCER uBA M,
DAN'L.C. hAMMETf.
SA-Gt. Executors.
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State d Mafylaea. coanty o. 81 MaFy'a 81
!. l.. =. Sterling, Cashier 81 the nhsra-nalnnd
bark, 10 sgiefanly that the slova statesmen
= trse 70 the tt4t af my kneNlndsa and hslIsf
H. ]. STERLING, Cashier.
Aaf,scfiisi and sworn 70 befora ne this lSsh day
~ MAY. 1915
Harry n. Jones'. Notary reblIs.
GEO. W. JOY,
ENOC1f ~ AnEfI..
W., AEvEREl.L LokEH.
his-st DlfprtoFA
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The approaching conventions Of the two
great political parties Of the country will be
marked on the one hand by discussion Of The
personalities Of Mr. Roosevelt and Judge Hughes
and few Others, and on the other by the prin-
cipals that have characterized the Wilson Ad-
ministration In governmental affairs Mr.. Wilson
has presided over the destinies Of the country
at time when condition existed such as war
rants the gravest concern, and at the same time
that he has sustained our honor and dignity
among the nations Of the earth has succeeded in
preserving our peaceful relations with the whole
world. Such record as has been made by
the Democratic Administration will receive the
endorsement Of the country without regard 70
party afllation.
The mastery handling Of the delicate sub
marine question, where our peaceful relations
with the German Government were involved,
the peaceful, yet firm manner in which Mexico
was made to understand that our federation Of
lawlessness was taxed 10 breaking point and
other internal questions that have been solved
as they have arisen entitle Mr.. Wilson to the
support and admiration of all patriotic citizens
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The passage Of the Merchant Marine Bill,
now pending in Congress, should arouse the In
terest of everyone who desires a richer and
more powerful country. Its passage will enable
the commercial interests Of the country to take
their proper place among the business endeavors
of the world and will tend more than any other
progressive step that has ever been taken to en-
nance the wealth Of our great country.
From the very beginning Of our advent into
Of the field world-rading to the present there has
never been SO great an opportunity for the de-
velopment OF merchant marine and all the
vast advantages that goes with the command Of
commerce on the high seas. The almost Total
destruction Of the means Of transporting freights
as result Of the conflict between he great
beEgerent powers and the vast amount 81 ton
mage that is nearly stagnated and the increased
demand that will be when peace finally comes,
seems ample warrant for the passage of thebill.
But greater possibilities are offered us in the de-
velopment Of trading with the rich countries Of
South America. In opening the Panama Canal
the need OF more ships was made abundantly
evident but that, too is smaller consideration
now that broader field is presented
Our inter-coastal trading will demand a large
fleet Our trade with the Philippines and the
West Indies has never been handled to as great
an advantage as il could be if our merchant
marine were up to tie standard that should Be
maintained BY the richest nation Of The earth
Ii IS almost inconceivable that We should hesi-
tate to avail ourselves Of the opportunity thai
presents ITSELF when onr doing 50 would so great
" enhance our country ! wealth and power
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