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36TH
YEAR
EL PASO. TEXAS MONDAY JULY 10 1916.
ENGLISH SECTION 10 PAGES PRICE 5 CENTS
GERMAN UNDERSEA MERCHANTMAN SLIPS INTO CHESAPEAKE BAY
THE METAL MARKET.
SIXTEENTH AND EIGHTEENTH
REGIMENTS OF PENNSYLVANIA
ARRIVE AT CAMP PERSHING
Still Another Brigade of Infantry b En Route to EI Paso From
Quaker State; Brigadier General A. J. Logan
and Staff Accompany Soldier.
Two more reglmenu of Pennsylvania In-
fantry pitched camp at Camp Pershing yea-
terday. They are the Sixteenth and Eta-h-teenth
realmente. With them came Brl ti-
dier General A. 1. Ujanui and Ids surr.
I eran la In command of the Second Pennsyi-
vanla Infantry brigade. The brigade which
the Tenth Sixteenth and Elgh-
rogtmenu now In encamped at F.I
Peso. The Tenth I camped on the west
aide or Dyer street at Camp Pershing while
the Sixteenth and Klghteenth have their
campa on the eaat aide of the atreet.
It la understood bare ttlll another In-
fantry hrlgsde la to coma from Pennsyl-
vania to El Paso. This will be the third
brigade. Also a regiment of artillery and
one of cavalry are said to be on the way
here the artillery regiment being- expect-
ed today or tonight
Sixteenth la viae Shape.
Because It was possible for the men and
officers of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania In-
fantry to take a bath every morning while
on their trip from Mount Gretna to the
border they arrived here. In excellent con-
dition. Colonel Oeorge 0. Richards de
clared that. In his opinion the regiment
was In bitter shape when U reached El
Paso than when It left the Pennsylvania
mobilisation point. They were well rest
ed. he said after the bard work at Mount
Gretna getting ready for the trip s cross
the country.
The Sixteenth cornea from eleven counties
In the northwest corner of Pennsylvania. Its
headquarters when at home Is Oil City
The regiment left Mount Gretna on laat
Monday evening at 7 o clock and traveled
without any considerable delay until It ar
rived at the border yesterday. The organl
zatlon has I .re man and officers. Every
man arrived here ready ror duty there be
Ing no sick.
Eighteenth Ready for Daly.
General A. I. Logan and his staff arrived
at the bordar with the eighteenth Pennsyl
vsnla Infantry. His staff la composed of
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
Camp
PHILADELPHIA PA.
First Four A üiators
From Permsy School
to Get Tests Soon
BOW AM) BERRY U ST P. FOOTBALL
STAR AND PA NT ATHLON WINNER
WILL EC TRANSFERRED TO
AIRMAN'S CORPS.
During the present weak a day will be
elected rur rinal tests or rintt rour aviat-
ors to graduate rrom new Philadelphia
school or aviation at Bsalogton. Prank B.
Bowers represen Unr the International
Aeronautic Federation will judge. Those
who will receive diplomas if able to exe-
rute the aerial reata are: Alexander Brown
A. J. Antelo Drveraux W. P. Shaffer and
T. H. Noyes. The teats required to win
llploma are ability to cut rigure eight while
tlyhur attain altitud or at least too feet
travel at sixty to seventy-five miles hour
make quick turna In either direction and
make a landing with precision and close
i possible to stake bouy.
Howard Barry. University or Pe UP s yi-
ranta roo tb all atar winner or pentathlon
private soldier Pennsylvania national guard
who passed tha physical examination for
United SUtes army wub nighest possible
record soon may be transferred to On
aviation corpa. Thl will not necearlly
mean that be will leave hit regtmeot. bat
may be aviation scout aastamed to il Berry
enlisted In tha first regtnaent now at El
Paao. shortly after tha caM for the guard
waa laaued by Praeldent Wilson
Barry attended the aviation school at
Hammondcport. N. v. last year and only
awelta examination to receive Ma license.
Only Three New Cases
of Infantile Paralysis
Only three new caeca of Infantile pa-
ralysis none or them rrom Philsdelphls.
were reported yesterday by Dr Samuel O
Dixon sute health eosnnMsatooer. Tha
three rases reportad lo Dr. Dixon axe rrom
Wayneeboro. Tarentum and Pulsion City
all reatóla from Pmladclpbla.
Rocap WtiTReferee
Leomsky-Dillon Fight
am taw vetar aa isfsaaa haa been
saletas a referee ti i roes a
n.hl between BaMIln I evineky and
fight basas Battling Li IBBMJ sjaa acá
Dillon conqueror of I rank Moran which
sake pieos lo Baiumure juiy it at i
o clock ta the afternoon
Youth Drowns as Boat
With Five Men Upsets
William Frew Taylor It peare east f
r-.. . L...I In ui.li I- si
roastf usee upset la the Deleware river
Bear Gloucester yeetaidajr aftaraoOR. TBS
se ir were saneas By Lnwreut
Sat Peatr'e
Its www theirs
an the tract of TO acre ua Patty's Island
a Bve Dataware BaeeisUy St Crasa
Satp Biilissss eaasyaaay leatR title to aa
sshar eaat af a eseae aa as lajaais ua
aauch a snaa aaa ear) wail he built
Major E. Lowry Humes adjutant; Majors
Blaine Aiken and James P. Edwards: Lie-
tenant Ewtng Rarferty and Lyle E. Van
vierk. aldea.
The Eighteenth left Mount oretna with
M ofricera and l.on men under the com-
mand of Colonel Edward L. Keams. The
organisation was brleriy entertained at sev-
eral points along the line. Bathing facllltlea
were obtained at several points. The regi-
ment also reached the border In excellent
condition with no altk man.
On the aldea of the coaches ware fasten-
ed streamers on which were inscribed
"Eighteenth Regiment or Pittsburgh." All
through Pennsylvania thousands or people
turned out to cheer the train as It passed
in order that the men arrive at the bord-
er In good shape the officers cautioned
them against eating Ice cream cones and
other Indiscriminate sweets.
Why Batían Grew Boarre.
Pennaylvanlana in ramo are telllnar a etorv
regarding the appeal for bread which went
up at Kansas city from one of the Pennsyl
vsnla regiments. This story was heard at
F.I Paao ahead or the arrival of the troops
and caused some wonderment as all or the
mllttla organizations were Issued ae
days rations and all cf them arrived a
in leas than that time.
It seems that this particular regiment waa
largely ruled with gay young Lothario.
who formed the habit or writing their
names and addresses on hardtack and pass
ing it out to the pretty girls at the rail
road stations along the route. There ware
more pretty girls than there was hard
tack consequently whan the regiment
reached Kansas city the hardtack waa gone
Bark along the route hundreds or pretty
gins already nan urged pink and blue
rlbbone on the name-mserlbed hardtack
hung It In their boudoirs. In the course
or future time some wedding may grew
out or tne romantic pieces or hardtack but
It caused a shortage or bread on the train
(Continuad on Paga Two.)
Pershing and Fort Bliss Edition
Last Units of 12 J II
Pennsylvania Guards
Leaving for El Paso
INFANTRY. AMD nstiA ma
O'NEILL AND STAFF OP FOURTH
BRIGADE ENTRAIN AT
MOUNT GRETNA.
Mount Oretna Pa. July t. The last unite
or Pennsylvania's quota of 11711 officers
and men ror military duty on the Mexican
border at El Paao entrained here thla even
Ing. They were the Eighth Infantry. Col.
Maurice E. Ploneya Ambulance Company
No. 1 and Field Hospital outfit. Accom-
panying them It Brigadier General C. T.
O'Neill and bla starr of the Fourth brigade.
The detachment u traveling In three sec-
tions. The Eighth lert with nrt six officer
and SSI men comprising twelve companies
two each rrom York and Harrlaburg and
one each rrom Carlisle Cbamberaburg
Lewlston Bedford. Maoanoy City Tamaque
and Pottavllle; a sanitary troop at Tarn aqua
and band from Eaaton. The boapltal aaS
ambulance outfit numbers ui men.
Three Hurt When Auto
Strikes Freight Train
Three persons ware seriously injured
whan tha automobile to which they were
riding hit a freight train at Sixty-third
street below Elm wood early yesterday
morning. A fourth occupant of the ear
escaped Injury. The collision resulted In
the Injury or Morris Bell. M year old. Of
tSt South Third street. Colwyo. Benjamin
Phillip a year old. or HO Spruce atreet;
Darby and Elmer Hoffman 17 years old. or
Sharon Hill. All three were removed so
MlShnSla Boapltal. surfertng rrom serious
lacerations and concussions of head buoy
and limbs and possibly Internal Injurie
Henry C. Russell. II years old. of Pol
rrofl. escaped with (light braises
Brig. Gen. Hutchinson's
Funeral to Be Tuesday
Harrtobors. Pa.. July I Ta body of
will
1 lie funeral
will ha held Tuesday afternoon Inter
amas will ha matte at tha Marriaharg cam
eterj.
will be b r bar a i uf the veaerasu' aaaa
csaavoa of Mea tig hat ianaxa mfaaary af
which ha wee m loa el fur II reare sad ah
War Expert Predicts
Allied Drive Failure
Bev. or
i luiadeiphian. erstwhile war mrtahjiaaS
en in Rarsf i whoa táselas aso pasas-
ti lit f Itatttwt lM WS IMÉbWVIW I""
tutu- predicas the preeeat eiMed orive
wiM ran aes) Sarao war wsU tosí sev
eial
REFUGEE REPORTS
FAMINE IMMINENT
AT GUADALAJARA
Crop Failure Adds to Horrors of
rOtBXnt AOOUl
by CHrfl Strife
Fifteen Americana Decide to Re-
main in Jalisco Capital Despite
Warning From Washington.
By Associated Press.
San Diego Cel.. July a. -The United Steles
naval supply steamer Glacier arrived here
today with ten refugees American Consul
William Alger or Maxatlan. Mexico and a
stowaway aboard.
The refugees Included D. Scott of Chi-
cago: Mr. and Mr. Harry Bulmer of South
Dakota; Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Elliott and three
children or Plgtnto Jalisco Mexico and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Eacudaro. of Valparaiso
Chile.
Consul Alger aid ha had turnad ovar the
American consular affairs at Maxatlan to
the French consul and that ha was on bis
way to his new pott at Femle B. C. He
said be knew nothing of new events at
Maxatlan. as be had been aboard the Glacier
alnce June IS.
Scott a mining man. sild every mine In
Duran go stste waa Idle all Americana hav-
ing heeded the laat consular warning to
quit the country.
Elliott said that because or poor crops
the people of Jalisco ara bordering on
starvation.
AMERICANS IN GUADALAJARA
nr.n sr. to quit gwuntst.
By Associated Press.
San Pedro Cal. July . Thirty-nine
American refugees from Guadalajara. Mex-
ico arrived here tonight aboard the Pacific
mail steamer Jan Joaa. The party was in
charge of Dr. William B. Davla American
vice consul at Guadalajara. A number or
the refugees are en route to points in
Texas.
Among the refugees ara Dr. L. B. New
berry presiding elder of the Methodist
church at Guadalajara and Bishop D. Avas
or the Episcopal church.
The party left Guadalajara June SO after
vice Consul Davis had ra ived mB-uotlons
(Continued on Page Two.)
MONDAY JULY 10. 1916.
Six Persons Killed
When Shriner Train
Collides With Auto
LUMBER DEALER SON-IN-LAW AND FOUR
GRANDCHILDREN LOSE LIVES IN AC-
CIDENT NEAR FISHER'S PERRY.
Sunbury Pa. July a. Six persona ware
killed when a special train on the Penn-
sylvania railroad (truck an automobile at
Fisher's Ferry rour miles west of here
today. The dead ara: Ellas D. Boyar as
years old a lumber dealer; Gordon E.
Neldlg. W year old. Boyar' aon-tn-law;
Mary Neldlg. 14 year old; Charlee Neldlg.
a years old: Domar Neldlg. a years old.
and Clyde Neldlg. i years an children of
Neldlg.
Too special train waa carrying Ml tic
Bhrlners from Baltimore to Buffalo when
tha automobile aad en roe collided. The
machine waa thrown about K feeL and the
occupanu excepting the last two' children
named were Instantly killed. The two
youngest children died about two hour
after the accident All realdad lo lower
Augusta township. Northumberland county.
Resolution Demanding
Reason for Soldiers'
Food Shortage to Pass
A Washington dispatch laat night saya
Congressman J. Hampton Mooro of Phila-
delphia ha been sasorsS by Chair man
Jamas May of the house military affaire
committee that Moore's rsaeluHia calling
ror a report rrom tha war department as
the character of tha act ommaoaWaoa saved
guardsmen going to tha border wtU
be reported favorably by thai committee
oa Monday Tha resolution win demand to
know who was rsssnaalass tor aw shortage
or rood and water.
Pennsylvania Moose .
Party May Be M erged
Into Ranks of G. O. P.
Bull Moose party which sarvtad Pecas
aylvaaia tor Colea! RooaavaM a toil wUl
be gutiloShad Ismirrsw whoa Wlittasn
Piran of Pnsahorgh. Pa. the party loader
will
aorttoe aad arrange for llhdsool of can-
aid stee for Male offloo aeesesteled by the
PrasnoaMT. Tha aarve a aa a. fort to
aid la SM defeat of PriMII Waaaa
Zookeeper Saved From
Cobrar by Rhinoceros)
The lis of Thusaas Mentor a hsawer aa
Ma loo. ra avd yeeaaroay By Twee en a
NUE
SPECTACULAR
DRIVE IN
EAST
Russian Forces Go From Sac c ass
to Success in North and Sooth
Whore Enemy Troop Ant
Driven Back on Long Fighting
Lino in Wild Disorder.
KAISER NEEDS QUARTER
MILLION NEW SOLDIERS
German Official and Unofficial
Dispatches Reflect Anxiety
Over Steady Advance as Be-
ing Greater Than Dramatic Of-
fensive of Anglo-French.
By Associated Prest.
London July 9. The eastern front con
tinue to overshadow the western from
the spectacular viewpoint the Rus
sian forcea going from successes to
successes. Not only uas Oeneral Letchltaky
in the south occupied the railroad Junc-
tion at Delatyn. weat or kolomea. thus
cutting orr Oeneral Bothmer from bla sup
ply bate but oeneral Brusllorr In the
north 11 making surprising advances on
both aldea of the Kovel railway toward
the Stokhod river.
Itasal aas Oeeapy Huievlebe.
Tonight Russian communication reporta
the enemy force In this region retiring in
great disorder and add that the Russian
have occupied Hlevlche which la about
four miles to the east or Kovel while ap-
parently the Russians ar already across
the stokhod river somewhere In the re-
gion of Janovka.
Herman poaaeaalon or Baranlvicht and
Kovel are absolutely essential ir iba la to
retain her bold over the Invaded parte of
Poland and Uthuant but it la considered
likely that It la only a matter of a few
days before the Russians will ha In pos
session of KovaL which would compel
Von Llnslngen s retirement from the Lutsk
Offleteto Aaaa at.
German offlelal and unofficial
reflect anxiety over the Rutilan advance
aa being greater than on the Anglo French
orrenalve which tha German military crit-
ics contend will not interfere with the
operations against Verdun Major Moraht
and other Oerman critica express surprise
a tb extent and persistence of the Rue-
si sn orrenalve and tha endless resource
of ammunition.
It a reported from Rome that at a re-
cent council or Gorman and Austrian Mar-
shals Von Hlndenburg declared that ft
would be impossible to attempt a new of-
fensive on a largo scale without reinforce-
ments of a leait a quarter of a million
men.
Tne news or today shows little change
In the relative positions on tha western
front. Berlin admita the los or Herde-
eourt.
Tne Rumanian government according to
a Borne dlapatcb has declined an Invita-
tion rrom too Oerman and Austrian gov-
ernments to participate In a conference of
the Danube powara.
MANY CHANGES W BRITISH
GOVERNMENT MADE.
By Associated Preaa.
London July 9. following the appoint-
ment laa weak of David Lloyd George aa
secretary for war official announcement
waa made today or several other changes
in tb government Edwin Samuel Mon-
tagu rinanclal secretary to the treasury
takes Lloyd-George's place as minister or
munitions. Thomas MeElnaoo Wood sec-
retary or atoa for Scotland. . becomes
chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and
rinanclal secretary to tha treasury. Har-
i4 i 7i.nn.nt ns.rH amantarv lindar 111
retery for ww a mad secretary or tato
ror BflMlanH MT. Asqutw imnw uMTi
Uurson to become a permanent member of
tha war commission.
GERMAN AEROPLANE SOARS
OVER ENGLISH COAST
By Associated Preaa.
London. July a l:ia p. aa. A German
unnini nnwaeed over the Eaatsah apart
today but waa driven off aad dropped
M hamo The orricial proas bureau gave
out the following account of the Incident
AO arePIIBO lliusawi roe aem o
tha monUas- Anti-aircraft guns fired oa
.hi. t . turnad seaward nbaa
ed by British machine it was not over
taken No
GERMANS BEPt LBS
SLAV ATTACHE.
By Associated Preaa
Berlin Jury I The Roaataaa have at
farther vtsleal aturas oa vanooa sectors
or tha front but the war office HHiasnl
or today says were beaten back who large
si ssBANS re go to
or paatics m wsan
Dy Associated Press
Para. July a The
Hi Asau
Parta. Jolr a- the sitúen. ta ta
ilfciilTsTlsirfsa7)
SLAVS C0NHI
RsuattaB eosMasoaa wawa arvrvwa ui
France reoeauy aad have boas quartered
a Camp imxuull. near Trosyaa. have been
seal a jaa SB franco toreee a the front
rive easaasMaHs of Baessaa troops lesvled
at MwseeUos between AarU a aad May I.
arar load aad sea Journey of about
I7JS aaUe from Moscow where they
were isaamhUd. to Part May. Manchuria
end Ibaace My waar vu the Sao canal II
was aald u Parta aovara weeks ago that
the lira Bttaotaa niRiaaii. a airh)g
orohaaMF axMswt M.WI! map. sMdhl bo
'JSéXS lase' TaUlos'raf retóte?
f aosvT JrSavasew-
cletod Preee
NINETEEN
MORE
VICTIMS OF
INFANTILE
New York Health Department Re
ports Almost a Score of Deaths
From Plague During Day the
Total Fatalities Now Register-
ing Up to 224.
BROOKLYN CONTINUES
LEAD OF NEW CASES
Precautions Being Taken in Terri
tory Adjacent to New York
City to Prevent Spread of Epi-
demic; Authorities Bar Non-
Resident Children.
By Associated Press.
New York. July 9. Nineteen more desths
from mrantlle paralysis m New York Clly
ror tne i hours ending it to arlork this
morning were reported by the department
of health tonight making the total fatalltiet
m line the epidemic started. Titer wa
a drop in the number or new casaa sa be
ing reported today against IK the day he
foro. The total number or cases now ha
reaohed an. The mortality rate la atiu
about a par cent.
Brooklyn continued to lead with new
casea.
Precautions are being taken In tha terri-
tory adjacent to New York City to prevent
the spread of the epidemic.
Noa-Raoadeat ( hilaren Barred.
In lavara) Now York towns notice wn
served by tha health authorities that non
resident children under ta must not be
permitted to enter.
Tb redera! and city health authorlttOa here
are concentrating their efforta to prevent
roe ipreao or tne disease to outlying dis-
tricts. Aside from the interstate quarantine
regulations united sute health suthoritle.
It was said wore urging tha railroad to
co-operate rrom a sanitary point or vlaw.
to keep the epidemic conrmed to this city.
A aetata nee far Health Officers.
Dr. Haven D. Emerson health commit
si oner announced that orfera or assistance
are being received by tb department rrom
many sources. Offers of accommodation in
ten orlvate hospitals have been acoapted.
bo said and beginning this week volunteer
relief stations with nurse In charge win
be opened all ovar tb city.
Mayor Mltcbel today attended a confer
ence with the commissioner of health
(treat cleaning water supply and tenement
house departments. Every street win be
cleaned each night be announead.
In tha churches today pastora read from
toe pulpits the health department regula
Hon advising parent how to guard their
Children against the disease.
Wanted in Chicago Woco
Kid' Is Pinched in Denver
By Associated Prosa.
Denver. July 9. Wlllard Powell alias
"the Waaa Kid" wanted in Chicago in
connection with alleged police graft trials
who was arrested In Denver yesterday will
not return to tne Illinois metropolis with-
out legal fight accord tor to his attorney
today. Powell was taken into custody
while walking along a downtown atreet by
ueiectivea Brick and Mulligan of the Den
ver notice department who recognised
Powell from photographic circulara.
According to tha attorney whom Powell
engaged the prisoner declared he wa
guilty or no crime snd alleged that he waa
wanted In Chicago merely to testify against
certain policeman. He Is declared to have
aald he would not submit willingly to his
removal to Chicago. Tha otlaoner la
"booked" here on a fugitive charge.
Camp
BOSTON. MASS.
Two Killed and Ten
Hurt in Motorcycle
and Auto Accidents
long n.ins or iiitimis m -mi
Ot S ACCIDOENTB ABOUND
BtMfTON SUNDAY.
A woman or M and a 9 year old girl war
killed aad ten persons wr Injured to
sAitosaohlta and motorcycle aceldoau to
Sre. Lucinda McConaghy or It oilman
arrece. SomervUM loa bar lire when the
ear which bar eon to law N. D. Lovertng.
waa driving collided with e car driven by
W. I White of M Be Snoot avenue. Lowell
The rclon! took place ta Ipswich Mrs.
Lovenng was Injured Internally and Mr
I ova ring and a yd Dome Mae aertouaiy
hurt
Nary minster
war. agwd a year wee- killed
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a Slloh a a sharp turo on the
waa I tato
ruad el N
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thsea serle waty. when aa autasaootto own
ar. Daatei B Sy alema a a copsMad
rtrset. Boaatury waa two by an to
H0MBB aad Nawtoa stria ear a
Mrs. Dea tal a
aydleaaBs. who MIOH'SU bruises sawat SB
ikiiatsaa rao aad Mas. aas
VI eoo ui .
lo
sastra huesosa wit
of
Haa Rwwa by Tea
A ua roa down a year eld laBMMl
CARGO
OF
CHEMICALS
OF ALLIED SEA
Commander Bean Message of Greeting from Kaiser William
to President Wilson; Vessel Due to Reach
BaJtimore Early Today.
French and British Warships Guarding Virginia Capes Crver-
look Submersible. Which Passes Within Pistol
Shot of Enemy Vessels.
By Associated Press.
Norfolk Vs.. July 9. Bearing a message
from Emperor William to President Wil-
son running the gauntlet of Innumerable
dangers from minea sea sweep era and
enemy warahlps snd bringing a cargo of
dyesturrs. chemicals and mall the German
undersea merchantman Deuterhland quietly
slipped Into Chesapeake bay a i ts this
morning.
Loaf Rsiarleus Veyege.
It wa the completion of a 1.000- mile ses
voyage the km red md molt haurdona
ever attempted hr any submarine. Three
hours later led by the tug Thomas r.
Tlmtnon. the freat submersible began the
lait leg of nor voyage up the Chesapeake
bay. Sbs M due to arrive a Baltimore
earl In the morning. On tha bee la of the
Deiitsrhland and rnllnwlng to bar wake.
wlih all the speed that can be coaxed rrom
her powerful boilers 1 the roast guard
cutter Onondaga with Collector Norman
Hamilton of Norfolk aboard. Whether Mr.
Hamilton has orden II not known.
Carries Two Staall Gun.
The Deutsrhland carries mounted In her
conning tower two small guns of about
s inch caliber. No torpedo tube ar vis
tble. She 1 capable of submerging m lest
than two minuto. On the surf see of the
water the submersible has a speed or
from two to three knots an hour more than
the average merahant steamer.
Would Establish Undersea Trsdlaa.
According to Captain Frederleky Cocke a
Norfolk pilot and the first American to
Board toe Deutsrhland the crew wore rag
illation uniforms or German merchantmen
seamen. No flag waa displayed when the
Deutachiand nrat appeared off tha cap.
Later when Inside the bey the German
merchantman ensign was ralaed. captain
Cocke said the commander or the Deutaeb
land was extremely frank In stating his
mission to the united Butts tha or in
stltutlng An undersea merchantmen ex
port and .Import buatneaa between the
l ulled sutes and Germany. Tha DeuUch
land lert a Oerman port on Juna to and
although aha encountered a number of
merchant ships and one warahlp tha com
mender aald he easily earaped detection by
submerging. He declared tha Iks entire
voyage waa uneventful.
Pleas Preach Cruiser.
Reaching toe vicinity of tha Virginia
coast Saturday morning the Deutachiand
remained far outside knowing that the
capes were guarded by enemy warahlps.
and came In laat night under cover of
darkness. He declared that a one time
she waa within 800 yarda or a French
cruller ouuide the capei but passed In
unobserved.
Chased by French and British.
According to report brought into Nor
rolk and credited to members of the
DeutsclUand's craw the submersible r
rived off the capes late Thursday after
noon but waa deterred by the English
and French cruisers on guard and waa
forced to run. the chase laa ting until Sat-
urday morning before the warahlps gave
up the hops leas task and returned to their
stations. This report which had not been
confirmed tonight waa to the afreet that
the Deutachiand went to tea nearly Rio
miles before she got rid or her pur
Boston $t
Pershing and Camp Cotton Edition
torfsno or a North Square before It Tre-
mo ni street The driver fled. Tha hoya
right knee waa fracturad.
Metoreyrl Hits Car.
Antonio Pratui or to Court atreet. Low-
ell received a compound fracture or tha
right lag when a motoreyecta aa which ha
waa riding craabad Into an automobile
near the Wbyemre elation In Wlucheator.
Matoreyeto Run Wild.
George Sylvester or Jackson street. Law
ranos sustained serion Injuries tas ater-
nooo whan his motorcycle ran wild on
Cbaali Hill a long sleep grade two mués
rrom Ajnesbury. and crashed loto an auto
mobile driven by o. r. Arautruag or
Bradford.
Miahtaa ata Carruaje.
A ssaahsaa drtveu by Miee lauate Stev-
ens collided ta I pahary with a two seal-
ed carnage in which wore Mrs. Ella Cros-
by tad ber I year old son George. Mrs.
Crosby recavad a fracture of aha Ian
shoulder and severe injuiles to bar left
top. I he hay waa unhurt
How lleven. July .- how Ma veal SlfisMI
Raw Loodoa Mr Ma rirst Uto tu see
I tu t
Bsasooorv Cuna.. Sly a.- Wnranar ah
Biidgsport broke even bare today. Sruige
port laUsuj th lira aaaa I a i aad
Worcester winning the aeaaad I a a The
sa aa) at aw
lUUi
aun. Uw snare Sasaj
MsaeSBd out in lb fourth Uuuxig. when a
ball glaucad from tus bat and struck aa
DYESTUFFS AND
RUNS GAUN1LET
BLOCKADE
suers that she wss fired at several tlmea
and tha the delay prevented her rrom
reaching her destination on chediited time
early Krlday morning. Naval officers gave
little credence to the story declaring that
It would bave been no hard matter to
submerge and evsde the enemy ships with
tha Ion of a few hours at the outtldo.
RUNS BRITISH BLOCKADE AND
ANCHORS CLOSE TO BALTIMORE.
By Associated Preii.
Baltimore. Md.. July 9 The world'i first
submarine merchantman the Oerman un-
derwear liner DeuUehland. anchored be
low Baltimore tonight after vovaainr safe
ly across the Atlantic passing the Allied
blocking squadrons and eluding enemy
cruisers wsirning ror ber orr the Ameri-
can coast She carried mill and a cargo
of 71 torn or coitly chemical a and dye-
sturrs. and li to carry back home a sim-
ilar amount or nickel and crude rubber
sorely needed by the oeorman array.
Throw Caution to Winds.
Fifteen days out rrom Bremerhaven to
Baltimore the submarine reached safety
between the Virginia capes at t:tt o'clock
this morning passing hi on the turrare
covered by a heavy pall or darkness which
settled over the entrance of the bay with
the selling or a tell talo half-moon once
Inside the visitor threw caution aalde and
began shrieking hU drop signaling a pilot
and a the same time attracting the attention
of tha tub Thomas Tlmmons which had
been wsttlng In the lower bay for nearly
two weeks to greet the Deutachiand and
convoy her loto port.
Three hours later at La o'clock thli
morning the big submarino started up
the bay wtjh tha Oerman merchant nag
flying under her own power pUoted by
Capt. Frederick D. Cooke of the Virginia
Pilots' asaoclatton and convoyed by the
Tlmmons. She waa making more than
twelve knots an hour and could have
decked In Baltimore tonight but arrange -menu
had been made for receiving her
with formal ceremonies tomorrow and her
captain waa ordered to Wat in tha lower
harbor. He and bis craw or twenty-nine
BUR remained aboard their craft
Mwnhaalana Not Subtoarlao.
Begirding bit vessel as a merchantman
subject to no unusual restrictions the
skipper whose name la said to be Capuin
Kalrta want up the Chesapeake without
waiting to notify local customs and quar-
antine authorities of hi presence. He
wa five hour away before Norman Hamil-
ton collector or Norfolk Newport New
heard tha new and started on bla trail
aboard too coast guard cotter Onondaga.
At last reporta tonight tha cutter had not
approached the aubmartne and It It un-
derstood tha she merely wa ordered out
to keep the strange craft under aurvell-
lance as a neutrality precaution. Quaran-
tine and port regulation will be compiled
with when the vessel moves up to ber
dock tomorrow.
Epoeh-mskum Cruise.
Little was known here tonight about what
bad happened during the epoch-making
cruise across the ocean which In a smsll
measure at leatt. breaks the blockade oa
oerman trade with tha real or tha world.
(OssMauad oa Pago two.)
MONDAY JULY 10. 1916.
Expert Swimmer Gives
Life in Vain Effort
to Save His Friend
CMRUrroPHBR MAHONEY AND JAMES
BREEN PERISH IN LYNN PeNB
WHEN CANOE OVMTLRNM
Christopher Mabooey. export long die
tanca awlmmer and Ma frUnd. Jamto
Brean were drowned to Flak pond. Lynn
afar their eanoe overturned. Mahaaay
but hu ur trying to lav bis masut vaha
could aot twuti
Recruiting lake a big juaap; rookies
sniious to go sway with
Mara
Boston Elks Out to
capture lyione
Nearly uu nwmbara at Bastm
M. S P O. E. toft south
far Uw bOitbworo naaMsR. éMMSMSm
a rigfi iu bring aexl yaar'a aw swap
bombs They win ha aided hy Mayor O
toy. aa Mayor PMBjaiaM aad irhy
Yeaawday waa
ts. aotarajsS aigat and aas
aouwere soaked Mas ar. Tha
Mr sag i S all day
union a
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Black, James S. El Paso Morning Times (El Paso, Tex.), Vol. 36TH YEAR, Ed. 1, Monday, July 10, 1916, newspaper, July 10, 1916; El Paso, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth198427/m1/1/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting University of Texas at El Paso.