Norfolk reported that a wireless
had been received from the Ger
man submarine Bremen, in mid
Atlantic. The report had stirred
the Allied fleet lying off Cape
' Henry to great activity.
The German submarine freight
er, Deutschland, which had been
in the headlines in American pa
pers for a number of weeks since
its arrival from the homeland,
sailed for Germany this day with
no apparent fear of the Allied
fleet waiting for her beyond the
three mile limit.
R F. Lewis, owner of the Juneau
Water Company, was coming to
Juneau very soon according to an
nouncement made by John Reck.
Mr. Lewis planned to take active
charge of the new construction work
of repairing the water system. The
low pressure reservoir was complet
ed and the cement structure had
been housed over and was ready
to receive water.
The Presbyterian mission boat
Lois had returned to Juneau com
pleting a cruise of 1035 miles in
Southeast Alaskan waters. The
Rev. David Waggoner was aboard
the boat.
Graduates and other persons who
had attended the University of
Washington had been invited to a
reunion picnic to be held August
6. Between 60 and 70 names were
on the list of invited guests. On
the committee in charge of ar
rangements were May Ottesen and
Mrs. H. L. Faulkner.
Nick Faricelli was the previous day j
tried and found insane by a jury, i
In a previous trial he had been'
found sane, the jurors believing!
that he was shamming. Faricelli
was arrested on the last day of
1915, charged with shooting Mike
Defino on the streets of Douglas.
The man was to be taken to Morn
ingside on the next boat.
