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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30

Baltimore, ~. Wlarj 1915.
SIFean Der Ib5uastauals00mmiiFen brr
5tnot Baltimore.
An5elge ocs ScuitaraGuuirnlts glr i49 a6er
Die SeitiDu Mr. ocs WuGuns 6nu3
8auainnaiS.
WctNeAclte WuacDrtc IN Supli0t nit Der
aufi@rli Frop0ial for 0ltlhna GpNnn'S
sails 1nterrepor, Ecciion 9iu. T. SuNiinN
Sonroet 20. l49", a0rclItrl an Den aNoaro oi
Amdros 81 Bdlilncre sim" perocn bis Wllts
mod "A. slpri 1915, II libr Nornliiags in
Niireau oe9 carbohydrates 9aiDbnus, yc!'
Iinlore, Ylo., cItaegcu 9clommen ilir ben AaI
oer @eiiiou Hr. 4 oes 0iubnu's Sails SANG
iandls. lpie dnf Den Bldner per8ciDuc III, oie
i'm Niircan oes 1errH galoin ~ Senorid. 6bcis
Sn9enlcur ber 5nasionals9ommilion, nufbc'
unbri lno
Gpejiilaiouen uno B.dne f1rnen nn uno
laH 1ienfian, 30 Nlar5 1915, ou Gjcn0 i'm
eilrcnu Der gb3upSfnn0ls sGoMMiiiioi aimmer
Gt 90i, y9!merisau Snii0lna", 9aliimore,
Uio crlunnf iucrbett
Sine @cba6r bon $500 miro fit eSe Meibe
oon Spe5itIationeil ll1o @ldncn erbobcn 8 eic
Sebllbr MIRO bel Riidadbc an oocr Dor Ocn
a. Apri 1915 bet ridt bcnupten GeiiiiiaiIonen
tuo glauoridc IN gutem 3alianoc suriideritatcr
ooer bel 9lndaabe Der dq1cmcineu Spe5iitoio.
,eidi miro
Sin bcs!aubiQicr G0cd oc8 9ieicrs i'm Be-
tragc BON $i5O000. nuf cine .glenrine 0olilc
bani" bc5ogcn on ole Crocr 0Cs WlaDors uno
staotyai5s poH Baltimore 5abbar, iuiro NIT
lcoenl slnaeboi ucrlanat.
Mbseiddsts znnutisdten:
tnq.
1850 Gin Sub 307 Gauol. fix oon 9luae6ote
fiir oic fo.genoeu 9trtcn anildIc ecfur0ert
perocn: 3iepcliicin unb einfuneS Com
lrct; rcrlidriic GoNfrei N0brcl un0 ireiss
i6rinigc Hnmcin
Scr crfolgre1c Eietcr dui oieieu Goniralt
mn6 9nr0ldbdfi iicnen uno nic @orihrifcn bes
ziaosgboricre fiber 0ontrniie eriiuen
gie GontrnitNcb1roe bebdlt flo has 9icdt
uor. iracHo EN- oner anc ylngcboie Suriidsnpcls
len
SIN elniiraec ter elblnesfanatGomnTiic
06nrIcc Gng.auo,
sSoriter
SarrB u. 9luoarrs,
Scireidr.
@oitdiist an "a Mdrs 1915.
SDgn NuDcrt.
iuHa. 9rdiiacni oor Gomrnlt.getoroc
(Dlnt52o- -27 ,9o-~3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
A aRNAT JouRNALIsTIc FEAT!

A GREAT JOURNALISTIC FEAT
DR. Karl Liebknecht's reward for
protesting against the war is to be
sent into its jaws. If he comes out
alive, he probably win be even more
strongly in favor OF peace than he
was before. A more effective way OF
stimulating socialism in Germany
could scarcely be found than by max
ing martyrs Of it's champions The
day has passed in Germany, in spite
Of militarism, when ideas can be
crushed out by crushing a particular
man. If this leader Of German
socialism is killed in Alsace. his
blood is likely to prove the seed OF
his cause And if he escapes death,
his influence is not Sot to be lessenod
by the fact that he was singled out
as an object lesson by military
power" Baltimore Evening SUM
Such great journalistic feats as the
ono quoted above can be accomp-
lished only by tho Anglo-American
press Tho German law provides
that all able-bodied men below the
age of as must help defend tho
fatherland in time of danger The
present is such a time, and as Karl
Liebknecht is an able-bodied man
and has not yet reached the agelimit,
he can certainly not be exempted.
Greater and far more useful men
then Karl Liebknccht are fighting in
the trenches and are resting in
soldiers graves in Belgium, in France
and in Poland Many of Germany's
greatest jurists and greatest scien-
lists have given their life for the
fathcrland And millions Of mem
bers Of the political party Of which
Liebknecht is one OF the small lead
ers are giving up their lives willingly
for the defense Of their Preside of
their wives and children. and for the
happiness of the future generations.
They would think it very strange if
Liebknecht should not do the same
or be compelled to do the same, il
he were not willing And if he were
not called to the colors they could
Justly ask the government: "Why is
Liebknecht not fulfilling his duty to
his country?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30

glom uiO ggieu ju Ger sic italieniide
9ricgspartci mo 0ie 9Iniirteu Itiir.
mild ordugten perbiitet uuo 0amit
cen Womeut Der GutibeiolHg biu-
ousgeidoben bat pieIIeidt im
6cimliden GinOeritduoniB nit leiteu-
Den italicniidcu StaatsbeamtclL 0e-
uen onS 9iiuoniB nit Ceiterreih-llu.
gorn imO Gcuticblau0 g6reniabe it,
9lae 9llormnacbricbtcn, bic ooS 2llli.
irtcu-&n6cl in bic g9eIt geididt bat
iUnren aiuOer ocS @tnihes Der 9llli-
irteu imo Scr itoleniiben Gricg5-
partei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
slJiaria @eilucr.

@s horb ON 2s 9GaB 1915. mad fiir5enl
&ranliein. Wiatla &enncr aeicoie Goiiiu uon
So0n @cnncr. im 9tier bon 73 Sabren Sie
Necrolgmg ilnoei en- Mittwod, 9ladmiiaqs
Sultongiuenuc, aus liah Wo6ii &e;maHoie uno
SreuHoe adiurascon einQeoocH no pe5u-
pohnen 9elcgnn8 alu oeHl urouooH ForI'
6qe0boie
Gu ubcn MN i'm iii0Cn StiCoen.
SID uuicr Ners iu lob nod liebi
gdl Ncl u iyiiO non ulio acinc0cn.
No iicl Die Ircnmna M" beiribt.
NoM lOg IS in ocs N0hiicn 4lan.
gs0S Noii ibnt. oa5 TT pobl0ciban
Eic5 geurt itiut unlcr haugcs Blcbn
Srum 9lnDe ianil ami sSicocrlebn.
cjruibmei DDn S1rem eGtteu.
(lfrs30- -3l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
garrau 6rs oIc0anoc. anIpcfiors.


gllecboic pcrocu cnipcNen eciiommcn bon
Der 0onirail Ncbnroc ocr Siahi Baltimore fiir
ichcriderc Sreppcl, 0niiptocbdnoc @nb Nicps
AlNl iiir oci Nionpr ulo 5iaotroib bon Sallis
more
glrac5otc miiicu IN oerflcncIicn Gonbcris
MHo an ocll g@oaro Of gparoe ol Baltimore
Glt0@ aorcillrt fem, oic 9lninriii ,Hruppinl
iut iirrprupf S.nitunne, Drain Nnloino at
&nh @idu gliNlim" iinacn nio Dei @crln
Aihdro wpDnn SinoisNeaifrntor in icircrH
giirclu I'M 9idfbbnn3, an cocr Dor 4 llbr
9erei6t pcrocli
Sin 6ealnubiqtcr 0bcd ocs Nicicrs sn oeut
gciraqc BON fhnffmnocrt $5OOC0) S0nnrs,
nni cine oGlcotii0 Npnic Rant" nu ole Gr0cr
oes Ninhots mo Sidoir0i13 unn Baltimore
muB icoem gluGcnoi bciqciigi iein
Ser erlnletci6c Niecr ninb gireihdit tel
len uno bic Sori6rIlcu ocs Giuotebntiers IN
@cinq aui Gontaltc eriinen
3ciDnuiecit uno Spciiiiiotioneu f1nncn an
oocr nh rem q. Mi6rS 1915 inn Niircdu Des
@euiiroesS SiinciorS bcii0iigt Werocn.
Eie GorirQit geh1roe bc6dlt Flc1 mas Ncd)i
por, ir9cno cin oocr oac sIllqcboic 5nriidmwci'
6. q. etrDbS,
eebduoe5nipeiior
on1t NnDcrt,
iuno Erdiihcni oct GouiraiiNc6oroc
lQidri2l ,2930,3i)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
Gcparteuent iiir 1firnhiclr siaerbelt
unierGcpartemcut ilr @clau0gens'Uele"'

IN
Separate pcriseacitc gtuncDptc on ncil Nv"tr ,
oi gImaroa1 aoreiIri pclocn am ooer 99t g, 9sH'
Z. 9pril 1915 I'M Niircdn 6cs SidolAepl ..,,
tors nt RQi0bnu5. Baltimore, Nio., enlAsAS"
genomucH iiir ole GieIcruHg dl oo9 Sepul,,,s.
Meni iir 6iicnildlc SicDcr1cii, Inter Sepu ",
ment fir @cMnobcitapceH 5rr &cnubnna ,ss
Der Guaranidnc 5iaiioH ben @ruccriep IN ,i''
cin Sabr iH Aebercniiinnlnng NIL oci ae
5iiiiaiioncu Die auf @cii0 an ocn @e,p'iiSg
peiiss9omnliidr in eiucm HiredlL lIi |s ,,ns.
bans. Anner 9ir J. 9rurildno Slrnhe, N"F'
RieaiaRiSiraBe, erbdlhid iino. cso6
Scoen gnacboi mnb Gin belouGalet eagits
bee Nlelcrs i'm Nctrnge BON SlOO, all er',
gGleoring 9ouie 9aui" aeiogelL 5aplpal ne' e
Der DQuor mo Staotrai6 bon Baltimore '''
gciiat lciH s,,n,
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li6eu Sornl @iirgi@aii i'm @crdae per ~"
traitumme itellcL m.4t
sic Gonirqlt,9c63rSc be6dli Ii6 oas &e%, sg.
pct r9ello elm ooer ale gHBeooie 81 pp''0''
len.
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gcii6iigt:
Subn Snbcr
inna @riiioent Der GoniroiiNcgotoe'
(Qidr627 &c, Npr1 ,3,G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30

Scpnrtcment iHr rfirntlidc eiMcrgelt
unicrSeparicmert fur @einnopeItsl0sle"

.I4tn
Separntc Ucrliceeitc glngcbptc, an ben Ng.. ge,o,
OF gmdros" a0reiri lncrocH an pocr npl g1' 9S
z 9tpril 1915 I'M Nircuu 0eS Stn0 AcRllI~
tors I'M 9lQib1aus Baltimore Do enieees,
aenoHnten tir bic Gieicrluig ON 0d9 Selaartc.
ment FIR ofieutli6c Sibcrbci llnlct cpa.stis
merit fir @eiunobeisueicn BON 2gHtpeTl'iii'ss.
Nntiurln,Serpm, Snpf2gmpsc, iliiNac tr
fcitcnsmiitc nno 2anlpcn iir uegpif0iiglc npna
malneBpoe liir elm 1obr, in llcpgrenl ~, sri
nit 0cn Spc5iiiniipncn. bic oni ciclnd all ,' ps'
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6ai1bans ylnncr 9,r T. 0pnrilnnh Strdbe iu''
8.edlani Sirube erbdli,ib iiU0. s.s
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nce @leiers i'm gcirndc ccn $iOO, our N,.
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ben Nlonor mo Saotai1 pol gaiimofe p''
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epr rocilo eia oocr aue An0cboe 5u pe'N''
fen
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9elidieti
SqGn NNhcrt,
tuna Rri9locnt Der GpultdlisNcD0leV'
tW}ut32I 80 .Aprf,3,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30

9AreaW oc3 0c6auoes Snigeltors M
G3 pito bicrmt beiauui aeacben oag 2nittg
Ncr. aemdB Der AM 19. Suni zoos nlie'' SeS
neien &eroronung yir. 100, NpibHli q ,.
ragrdph . lfuiC am 2S g,urcmocr l9l uH,sn
orD inn GraubuiB nahQeiuhi bat. na2 ~.
mcieu Jir. g. SiiosSrouis Sitdnc. 5nni A'o"
Is. 6. etu60s
lMri8O--gLpr2l Nehdnne NnlpcIloI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30


fir @ou0eI ,Gos Gd)o" uoni %. 6c6uiar ogt 2r
@oil slo6rbad,
uuS. So largc Der 0roBiirll 9itoloi Gifoaic
md ais Saiipt Der &ricAapartei am Rlocr it, lit 9llfs
lono 9euiicrmaBc ndt mir nlii icuem 9eibe iciocrr
ald nit ieiner Scec ali Den arcg perfullit 9iifola
Hitoajewitih nO ciNe 2Gtc miiicn oaB ibr Stinolcn
gelAagen 6dt iucum Is ben Srie0cu o6nc Sipg gc6t
Garlm crroriiiren lie bos ritd]e Golf Die SSricDcrs-
partei inter erai gSitte inO Dem 3nreu sd bore ans
petersburg OaB cs BORT in ocn Saons scr iogeuan
ten uSpbdren" beBt, gete's Ginflur nGhmc tdad) 5t
aber es id1ent bod iroglidj, oh Der icbt i'm StQen
gciiibrte Sanpi 5uild)c Der &rieas nO Srie0cn9par
tel obne @atauopbe cnOeu Miro
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aa5abt Die aotaitropbc lit cingcrecu orai g9ttq torb
plotlid am 20. Nldrj angcblid All Der S,nillcusal
Inter meldcm anOercn mirIlNen 9omcn
bic arnffct genant merOen ioIltc meldje Dem plrpr
Der rtd)cn 5rie0cnspartc 6cu p6tlidei zoo uno io-
nit Der arie9Sparte oen Sieg bradtc ur0 rp6l ric-
mails befannt mcrocii
General Slnf mnF elmer Ocr cltcncn Wlenid,cn
iein pic, uic Die aasc uicin 9cbci~ 6aben Der 0on.
ooner Stabcungc bcgru6 ibn dion uor mebrcrct Moua-
tcn lpatcr lieB cr bn idJpcr peruuloet merOc ,cst
bcridct Berlin 0aB Der 0eiti]e General ser 0cn eng
lancern I'M 2ttgiit ruo September ooS Maratourei-
nei etrte ordj cinui Sd)rnpnellipiticr bel Der ,ls
ieidt Ocrlmul0ct pprocn it, 0icic 9}adrdt lit edit
O-
%etcrsbnra 6cridet Jest wcOer fcifg Die rmliidc
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tet nO pic 0aud6c Ciiccfiiiic bonborort no III ser
aarpai6cn babet sic 9uiici oie 0eitcrrcbcr gudac-
triebcn ulo iit Den Seg IN llngarn biuel cr5puaci
9alo vcrocn ic ord uicocr oni ocu g9ege uab Berlin
iciu.
Sic OcliGen tnterirebOotc 6nGen Ocm critcn 2OrS
Der britiid)en 9onralitG aciicrn peoer tin0 mo 81
piiien gctgan 0aB lie imncr nod ga no
"a Oie N0irtcn-6lOHe oas CIcrfci uOr GOnifanti.
nopcl cicrn Mill t6t Gilc nnt6 oaB iic bincinfonuut
Sic bat rir nodl fini Gage 3et bilsufommc
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SnS 9lum uiirOe ecitern ecmcSc oah irub allcr gc-
9eubc9en 9eridtc in Der rmBoiiidei mo briiiidjeu
@reIe Ceterreid.ngarn nenalc nit ,Stalicn oireftc
Ncrbonoungen ibcr eocninelc 9an6abtrchmg croffuct
bat nr Der oetdle 9otidjafter Shirt Billion 6eIii6tc
d in osrctcr Neiic Die riade sic cts cine gemiiic
Spannuna 8wiidbci Stalien mo Ceicrrcif lnqaul
mad 5atc 0en 0rcn5itrcit ans scr Nelt slt id5ai-
Iea Gas nlcirt 0oB Der aclpc9tc ncittc Diplomat
nro cbcmage &aler Nlonotc lang III aeiddtcr sEeiic
cine 0ircttc 0iplonlatiidc Northumberland spiidcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
Huau Gdlabert.

Gs ilarb Gm 20. @drS 1915 So9n eda6rri,
0clebicr tjaiic bon 9nlilc Schubert I'M 4O
HcbcHsiddr. Sic gccroigunQ fiuoci an
Niittpudl. MloracHs I'M 20 llbr. bonn 1ralers
tanie glr. OF, 0albUnisStrnhc, ans 3ur IA.
81 Gohbelicr.NirCbc no nin 0 llbr cine Ge
0uculnee Qelcien pro. iai Ncietuna i'm
D9ounie 9rae 0emcierp. (4ir630- I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
2eideabeFatter.
So6u Serwia,

2eimeabellatter,
9r. 2009 Etirans.eirane, SalAnDft, mlb.
Vr. 3705. berl. @niierHsabeftle
oiabiGnoipuu RaltmcresGoultn
Uutld1cn 81 DrrmietBen filz aIlc 0elr0euhelieu
(Vlai20.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
GannFaffer 2gorEsfelf. afG.

Ser oGanriiaitcr GoIfsieli.&eren" erlealrgs'
ltd, nas SubuiEn oHi iei'icn @ari an oet 9s,t
oer'd'Yloenue mo Son6Woqoa SiraBe dilnlel NH
8lnicS nno glnsfligen icbr ciguct Ser Gam,
iiciier Solisieit4art" iit ncr grahie nllo ,,ien
oerniie in Der Siaot ner bic 9r1Bicu Mtu uncii
toilen ionn; cr ut iebr bequen gelegcil Ho Yo,H
ttgeno cnen Giaotbeie ourb llniieaell ,p'is III
Vrcoerids4ocnue 0oer 9Siltenss2lucnuc Glei.,s,,t
ihc 5n erreihcn. Sctcine ulio Nit1cn ynhe
lle Naien fir ibre 5eiie belcgcr 9ldbcrc Nn;t, N
lnnit eribcilt 0enrD 8, Hicncfeio, 2Oi9 g19s5f
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Gmunrr girgaug blrCft 5um 4nrt az
Otcoerln'Npnn niio GU Der gGillcnssAVe'
(Jeh2A 3Utc I&G1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30

"a Oie gQrtcn.6lOHe ons CItcrfclt uOr GOnitanti.
opc ieicrn mill tbit Gilc not6 0aB iic bifeinlouuHt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-03-30
eIcrsOnra 6critet ieat micOer feihia: 2ie rniiidc

Gic SeMtidcn llnteticebOote bn6en ocn creM 9OrS
Der britiiden 9loliratGt aciicru mieoer fn0 no 81
oiiiei gctla1 oaB lie INNER nod ga iino
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-27
ADVENTURES or GREAT SEAL
Stolen, Twice Thrown into Rivers
and Destroyed bv Fire.

As lord chancellor, 81 Stanley
BuCkmastcr becomes the custodian of
the great seal, the emblem of SOY
ereignty, which is appended to on.y
the most important class of public
documents, such as writs for sum
mOninE parliament, treaties and Off
Cial acgs of state. A new seal is made
Tor every new sovereign. or on the
occasion of a change of arms or
style, the old one being solemnly
broken. Since 1857 the chancellor
has been the only Keeper of the
great seal. though, in certain circum-
stances. 1t may be intrusted for the
time To- the lords commissioners
In spite of the great care with
which II is guarded. however, the
great seal has passed through some
curious adventures II has been
stolen, twice thrown into rivers and
once destroyed by fire, being after
wards saved with some difficulty. In
1912 the lord chancellor's house took
fire and Lord Eldun ran out Of his
bedroom with the seal which he
buried in the flower garden.
A distressing misadyeuture once
hofcll Lord Chancellor Broughham
when he took the great seal with him
ON a round of country house visits in
scotland At Rothiemurchus, then
the residence of the doWagor duchess
of Pedlord, Brougham found a large
party of British ladies, who, in fun,
stole the great seal and hid it where
neither he nor his attendants could
discover 1t.
Hrougham got so distressed that
the Ladies relgrtcd, assuring him that
1t wGs in ,ht drawing room and that
they would allow him to find II blind
folded. So tho lord chancellor was
blindfoldcd and after grouping about
for SOM time he ultimately laid his
hands on tea caddy in which the
precious seal rcposed.
When Lord ThurlOW was Chancel-
lur and lived at IS Great Ormand
street, Queen square the great seal
Mr.. Arthur f.. Engelbach tells US, in
More Anecdotes Of Bench and Bar
was stolen from his house the day
before the dissolution of parliament
The thieves got in by scaling the
garden wall and forcing two iron
bars out of the kitchen window They
Glen made their way to the chancel-
lors study. broke open the drawers
If his writing table, ransackcd the
room and carried away the great
seal, rejecting the pouch as of little
value and the mace as too unwieldy.
The thieves were discovered but the
seal. being Of silver, was put into the
melting pot, and patents and i'm
portant public documents were de-
layed until a new seal was made
-Tit-Bits.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-27
THEY HAVEN'T HEARD OF WAR.
News of Conflict Hasn't Reached
Yauitos of Tristan da Cunha.

Incredible though it may sound,
there are still places which have not
vet heard a syllable about the war.
Tristan da Cunha, the lonely South
Atlantic island, has not received a
mail since the outbreak Of war iris
tan da Cunha is entirely dependent on
chance communications from the Cape,
500 miles away. Sometimes 1t is
wear or more without its people hear
ing from .Hc outside world.
1t is British possession, and its
people, numbering aDOut eighty, are
mainly descendants of shipwrecked
sailors. They are Of mixed origin
English, Scotch, Irish, American.
Dutch, Italian, Asiatic ana negro.
There is not one enemy alien"
Another place that has probably not
yet heard of the war is Yquitos, in
eastern Peru. Yquitos has perhaps
the most romantic mail service in the
world.
It's letters are taken up the Am
azon to Manaos, and thence right
across South America up the mighty
river in river steamer. II is only a
few hundred miles from Lima, the
Pacific capital of Peru, but the wall
of the Andes is an almost impossible
barrier.
The quick" route. therefore, from
Yauitos to Lima is all the thousands
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-27
LET CONTRACT FOR
NEW RIVER BRIDGE
Lcavcuworth Concern Gets
Job; to BE. Finest in
the West.

The board of county commissioners
accepted the bid of the Missouri Val
lev Bridge a Iron co. of Leayenworth,
Kan. for the construction of the new
5000. 900 bridge across the Arkansas
river yesterday
Tie various bids were opened and
the contract was given to the lowest
bidder through their representative,
l.. W Forsgard. who was present.
The price called for i'm the contract
is S15T.QSG.5O and about SG,5OO less
than the next nearest bidder.
onc >tc,,I,cr Nbscnt
T,, N,ntr,rt ,,,s firaIi" closed
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-27
nnnch Snnd Di.trici

BLACK and others NO in the north
west of section 22-14-l4 is completed
m the Hooch sand and showing for
q fair well.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-27

section 25-5-3 got an oil sand at 525
feet and 0 feet I'm is showing some oil.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-27

The Cull Ou gompany's test on the
H. NShury farm in section lt-lG-l4 is
good for 100000 feet of gas.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-27
[ ADDE'S $1,000 REWARD

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obstinate, abnOrmsl cases In 8 20 days
No harm pain or Interference With work.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-27

Ufcr and others are drilling at 500
feet iu their test in the northeast of
section 2-ll-15.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-27

The Pcnu-West company's test in
section as Is shut down to under
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-27

World Want Aos save the tob-
hunter many steps.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
SCARLET fever DOES
NOT WORRY OFFICIALS
Physicians and People Generally Re-
port Communicable Diseases. Says
Health Officer Woodward.

Health Officer Woodward yesterday
stated his belief that quite number
of cases of measles, chickenpox and
whooping cough i'm the District have not
been reported as the law requires" and
called attention to the fact that the
failure to report these diseases is pun
ishablc by a fine of 500 or Imprisonment
for thirty days.
In cases where the patient is not ser
iously ill and no physician is in atten-
dance" said DIR. Woodward, legal re-
sponsibility for reporting the cases falls
on the head OF the family or the nearest
relative OF the patient ON the premises.
1t not infrequently happens that par
rents of children in the convalescent
stages of measles. chickenpoN and
whoopinE cough permit the children to
attend public gatherings while they are
still in an infectious condition. The fail
ure TO report cases of these diseases I-
in measure due to ignorance of the
law
Officials of the health department say
there are no indications that cases of
scarlet fever in public schools have not
been reported. They point out that 'one
case in particular. believed due to the
was in Maryland and therefore was not
reported TO District authorities.
During the week ending Saturday,
scarlet fever cases increased from SO to
to Sc and typhoid fever from l6 TO 20.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18

little has been heard of it since its
business great or small. which extends
beyond Statc or national boundaries.
excepting that of banks and common
carriers.
Speaking upon the topic. Recent
Trust Legislation" MIR. Davies said. in
part:
In the course of time there will be
available for the Federal Trade Com
mission a large amount of informa ion
cOllatcd. diCeSt"d. and interpreted. as
to the whole field of industry in the
country. Til" relative money values
of the so odd classes of industry, the
degree Of concentration in each: the
character of Indignation between them:
their processes: their problems: their
local markets: their foreign markets.
will all he available in this clearing
is available in the public interest in
invest iEa1iOn of the antitrust laws
- h" commission is charged with the
further duty of investigating trade
conditions in foreign countries with
reference to their effect upon our eX-
port trade. 1t is conjcndcd that to eX-
ten dOur foreign markets it is neCes-
Sary that combination he permitted
among the smaller manufacturers and
cA pOrters of this country to compete
with combinations in foreign countries
What iS needed for the guidance of
legislation is exact information
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-18
JOKERS TAKE BRIDE:
HUBBY'S HUNT VAIN
Soldiers Wife Whisked Of in Taxi
cab; He Pursues, but No
HONEYMOON Yet.

Philadelphia Feb. l1.-Just as the
was about 10 start her honeymoon.
friends kidnapped" Mrs. Caroline
Gaillard. who before her marriage
was Miss Caroline Thompson, of Liam
arch. forced her into Il taXicab and
drove around the city all night and
then secreted her. The bridegroom.
Julian Gaillard, of 300 South Smedley
street. in frenzy, dashed wildly
about the city in another taXicab. but
all in vain. So far he has failed to
find his wife.
An officer of the Swiss army. Gail
lard returned to his country at the
outbreak of the war. At that time
he was engaged to marry Miss
Thompson. He obtained a leave OF
absence and came back here to make
her his bride. SO they might go to
Switzerland aHout March l.
Mrs. Gaillard stepped into taxi
cab after the ceremony. when some
one knocked off her husbands hat
and the taxicab and his bride whizzed
away. He jumped into another taxi
cab and pursued his wife unsuccess-
fully. He takes the joke good ma
turedly.