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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-03
LAND RENT BILL.
Governor is Spectator at Debate in
House On Bill.

Austin, Tex. March 3.-The house
is today debating on the land rent
bill Governor Ferguson was a spec
tator Representative Bagby tainted
at the end of a speech favoring the
bill A bill prohibiting electioneering
was favorably reported to the house
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-03
Drop Bombs Upon Warsaw

WARSAW, March "a German aviator dropped
bombs upon the residential quarter today No casualties
have been reported. .... .ye,ss
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-03
French Claim Gains.

PARIS March St is officially announced that the
previous reports of French gains the Champagne re-
gion have been confirmed Many German frst-line
trenches have been captured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-03
WEATHER FORECAST.

New Orleans, La, March 3.
The weather forecast for
Oklahoma for tonight is rain
or snow and colder in the
western portion. Thursday
cloudy. with rain or snow and
colder in the eastern portion.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-03
ANOTHER INDIAN.

Washington, March 3.-Pres-
ideut Wilson today nominated
Houston Teeche OF Tahlequah,
Okla, for register of the treas
ury.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-03
GENERAL SCOTT TO UTAH
Will Try to Effect Capture of tn,
Piute Indians.

Washington, March 3.-Brigadier
General Scott, chief of staff of the
army, went to Utah today to try for
a peaceful settlement with the Piute
Indians.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-03-03

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17
grief pm bra6en.

SER 8enrp @ranlaun aus aoams
iteQt uHs einen 9rief 5ur gerfuguue,
Dem mir folgenoes %entnebmen:
NJ. 0as 2eben bier8ulan0e III
ME IN 5rieoeus8eiter, auf Sen Cdr.
fern etDas ribiger. Sn Sonnober
merit man IN bieieg Sinii6t gar
nidt8 bonn ariegp. eg nimmelt 6a
nod bon Soloaten. las Reniden.
gelpQge auf Der @eoreftraBe lit 6as.
ielbe ME Dor Dem ariege. 9aur
bird bic oieIeH 8ertoitn0eten miro
man 0aran erinncrt, bob ariea lit.
Der 4lan nnferer 3ein0e, uns
olis5ubnugern, miro uogl nitt in
Grfiiaung geben, 5n mir NIT Sc.
be.lsmitteln getiigeno DerieEen fin6.
llniere ieste grnte NOR norsiialid.
Den GngI1nDern Enben mir Idon
dferlei am 3eiige aefIidt. ssiir5lid
bat rniere 5lotte Die engliIde aiilte
beidoiien.
9offentlid baben Die arieqsmir.
rem balo Elm Gnoe. ltniete meiIten
SoIoaten feierten 9eibuadten In ben
59iiBengrd6en. Cine Menee 8eib.
na6tspadete fro sur Jront abee.
ganeen. Bon Sonnober ollein ftn6
800 Waggons, onrlinter einige nit
uber 400 Badeten. obgesaneen z
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17
Mrui0tcitrn aus SOlua

6orm beidlditiatc arbeitrr @cnnrtt
br0h 0urh cine iiber 0cn Siolr
6lub hihren0e grite unO crtranf.
8ibeutou @eim SolSidIen purOe
3 @leIleu bon bier Ser arbeiter V.
@IitoH bon cinem itiir8eu6en Stnmm
eridloaen.
Greton. samitog iono bier Die
8ermoblung ben Aerm Sarriioa,
5preram ans Cumberland NIT Rrl.l
Sreue @agener aus g2onrce ltattl
9emars. Rdh einem beitiaeri
Streite iIber bic 4usitottung eined
8immers idoB Der bieIiae ar5t 0rl
8. &. &eeoes oreimnI anf feline 5rail
unO berunn0gte iie idiDcr. Ger
ar5t murOe perbnitrt.
Bern. sSn aofbmebr eridoB bier
Der aaufmonn @. 6. Iolpne aus
3amoica ben 6armarbeiter @iainm
8errp.
Siour 9th. anifeinenO aus GiI
feriudt idoB bier @olter Cyan ouH
6reo D2iler. Der 0aan's 5rou nadj
9nnie geleitete. 0son Diroe ber.
baftet.
@leuipooo. Orr nidt melt bonr
bier po4nenoe So %. Smith puroe
fir irriinnig beflm0en.
Siour 9th. 8cgen geiedIidfcit
i'm amie tuuroen geitern @admit.
Tag goli8eifef 8eorqe gierce nnb
George Serb BON oen Brobaeiduorc.
men IN anflage8uitouo periegt. Gil
lollen BON Ganen Der llnteriueIt
o@raftgelOer" er6altcn Ra6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17
NrA qlninra.

SIN Sitter non 81 Sabren itart
bier r. Z @eailaaer. Der felt nber
80 Sabren I'M bieiigen @eidldfts.
lebrn cine iibreHoc 9oae einnabm.
Sn Der geitrigen Stbuua Der
Sd~libeb6roe mur0e u. q. Sheriff,
3ubaber Der Capitol sin Wlonumcnt
60. gum g%raiioenten ertDdblt.
Gas @eieb 6ctreifen0 @ergrobe.
rilng oeS Gopitols muroe NIT q
geeen II Stimmen i'm Senat an.
genommen.
Die 6~4,idbrige brau @. g. Scott
ipur0e Gus etnem ON Der is. Ctr.
ruio 0ooolono gloe NIT elmer stro.
Benbabn 5~uiormenftoBen0en SitneD.
BUS geihIeuoert mo erlttt ldrUere
0erlptungea.
8oli8eidef Graiufor0 ermab1te ei.
ne gon5e au8obl BoIi5iiteu 81 gr6.
Beren 4uitreugimgeu, mioriaenfals
linen gutloiiumg orobt.
3os abgeoronetenbails iette sic
8eratbung 0ariiber, Oh bic 5rage Der
einfiibrnu9 oes 6rouenitimmredts
BET Der ndhiten @rimdrmaBl NIT sllr
MISUNDERSTANDING fonlnetl ioa,
biz gum %. Mars 5urild.
92alpern. @egen 0es 3iebItablg
bon 9ubnern aus Dem Staae bon
Sobn garfcr muroen bier @iaiom
unO Sorrb Sbepbero berbaf9
tt. Wlan mar ben Giebens inter
3abilfeuabme eines glatbunoes auf
Die Spur gefommea.
0natpa. Ser aif Der 5reo Reeic
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17
Gas feiae albiOnl

Befanntli9 ni6dtcn ldngit Die gri-
ten
Den @entihen bel am 8euee flidet.
nn0 idieben Dor bier5u 5ran8oien,
God Die bangt BORN aIopfeu ibrer
9oienl
England iudt auf frummen Megen
Ganglt nod einem itarfeu Gegen;
llno neil ibm bier3u DieIes mnri1eIt,
% eifriger i'm 1riiben ongelt.
limb ioate es ibm gnr eeIinecn.
men aagemeinen Brand an 8iinoen,
Damn merOen lber ioIh 9erbreden
8ieI' 5eirb' berilderL Dies ou I'd.
9enI
60 DirO es GeutThlnnD toob[ ge.
linaen,
Seine Gein0e Su besminqen;
ilno mitBt' e. iid Die gnren bolen,
englano ipirb es i6on DeriobIeut
SttatDn, aanins.
4enrn Shniib.
lIieies Be6idt Duroe bon Derrn
Sdntib Ottnlpo, iGcn Dor etiua bier
&nhren Derfoht1
~
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as tai sfuH Hltfna
ts4sHH H6
mah Kf a
tM Nfa 4ra
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17
1enfas faa, in sau srondsco.

1em 1euiiatbum iu con Hrau.
CISCO mo alien Saiiit,en 0es Gan.
hes bie ia oCn %iommeHbgn Mennten
bie mcltaus itclluna itaot btiuhen
meraan itebcu arobc Gage hegor, on
herH 9orbereitaHa iteiig a%earbeltCt
miro.
Ien Reiaen Der Gcitlidteitru miro
cine arob3ilia onaele1te 9ismurd.
ieier GUM @coahtniNe 0es 100. &c.
burtstaaes oes eriten aan5lersl i'm
Gcutihcn 6anie eroifneu. 9r Mar
glaanl5 Der Setter Ger Teipr. bot
Die abfdt. am 81. Mdr3 eiuen gro.
.ben Aomners su rernnitalten Dem
.iih am /. april cine giterariihe Get.
.er onidlicBen ioa. Ole eigentlihe
Geutite ISOLDE beginnt am /. auauit
mo 0auert bis gum s. 6elielben 9to.
mats. Die @ntbaauna oes pom
s9len Dorfer getbooDens92Gnner
dor" geitifteten @etboouen. 1eufmaIs
miro Die 0eutihe &oht einleiten.
Dns prddtige, 6ereits in 4rbeit BE-.
fin0Iide Ntonument miro Dem ShiI.
Ter e5oetbesG entmal gegcnil6er I'M
@oloen Safe Borf aufaeitellt per.
ben. Ter 4ociiic Sangerbrm6 be.
tHeiIist iid Doq5abIig uno 1uruer
mo Shieen Deroen Spolier bil6en.
au Dem groBen Sdngerfeit mirb aud
Elm oeutiher aiuOerhor t%beiInebmen.
Am Montag 9ieustag un6 Mittpoh
Der eriten asguitpodle tngt 6efannt-
lid per 8. u. NotiunnIbnn0 In San
5raneisco; an 8ounerstag heginnt
oas S%dngericit, unb gIeid3eitia fDer.
ben Die Sanger Der Stdot noh Sos
anaeles pilaern, UNI bort an Dem
Songerfeit oes @rob.g acific.
Sdnaerbunocs t5eil3unebmen. am
/. Mdr8 tpurbe i'm Sntereiie Der Die
5tabt uno 0ie @eItausIteaunq be.
iudenben 3eutihen Elm ausfunfts.
bureau eroffnet, 0as bon alien Ser.
unO 2oqen, ionic bonn 5taot.
berbano un0 Dem .. u. gllislteaungg.
ausiduB mtcrboIten miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17
Die @adt am &6eia ltnS au Scr
Wemel.

6o[gen6es 9ieo fpur0e Der SHUTTER
oes @errn 8nt. 8oltmer, 1903 2.
10. GtraBe, IN einem griefe aus Gle.
bendit. GroD. Snnnoper, ilberlanSt
oieielbe bat bier gteffen i'm argon.
neniual0e.
IGs brnuit Elm Gilf nie QonnerhaI,
Isle Shpertgeflirr un6 Doaenpraa,
Sim 9lbein mno an Der MemcI Strau0
ge0roht niall unier gaterIano.
3udIoies 8olt mor idul0 0aran,
gfit a6nigsmorocn fling Is on.
Siibne 8u forbern mar MIR Rf[iht.
@oIf eOlen gluts idiitt M0roer nidt.
GrieOIiebeno iteIItc lidj Der RuIT
limo Oeuft, oaB man ibm glotbeu
mlb,
lln0 riiitet onun I'M 91noe it'll
llno madt gebeim ge8en ms mobil.
0as neun' i'd idmadooa unb Ger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17
9ae6r sierseIO beenOst streif.

glep 0orf, II. M1ro. 9aflagte.
re 0es geitern eingetroffeneu Ocean.
oompfer8 PHILADELPHIA ~er8a6lten,
ME bet Streit Der 9oforbeiter I'M
9ofen BON 2iberpool beigeIegt tpiir.
be. 3 Z. 0'Gonnor, 6ibrer Der
glotionnliiten bottc es fertig ge.
brnd)t oob bic Strcifer tdglid ei.
nen Sdiatng ntebr 8iergel0 erbdl.
ten. morauf iie bic Arbeit mieoer
a%nfnnhmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17

minister was given his passports, and
the exequaturs Of the consuls were
revoked. At the time the attorney
general Of the United States said:
The undertaking Of a belligerent to
enlist troops Of land or sea in a
neutral state without the previous
consent of the latter is a hostile
attack on its national sovereignty.
Great Britain's endeayors to seek
recruits In the United States con-
stitute a grave ~offense, as historic
instances testify. While the criminal
law Of the United States. Of course,
cannos reach British agents outside
our boundaries, the efforts made
through the press to secure recruits
for service constitute an offense for
which the British government Is &C.
countable.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17
Ha Bap G66i@m.
tfi ~ tt# SER N afa
teas aat aam



ff.
WI
i
w. "a'lttN
sa'sa
Alt aa 61ifnmItn einifl
fi'fh 1eh iabenslni4 AtirpafNt
atm aniriff W' Die Ea%fa0ne1gB
~ thl
9'ei 0 al.sF 4is3H sa'llitiAa
a'+ w. asaE pls eltElltl hlllat
lV.t'fHa Rle estllAe Ntallust
o'1l." ltlfil tete iHlp ~ll0tF
AlV t. Atlt tladsH
w ui'sl tasstleHo oe Atthf sl
be9 lA Y lal1etet oeil Ivy
.N' pNl1e ~tlt. p't g ts
ua.H',li laait ~ eoae
''1-' esll," 'llssl'P l'uit.
Aie Naturalization oes oeutiteH
hteijrrs illo nut oeE hHen bier er.
mlelencn @oitirelnoldhit lebr SD.
lriloen. 1te Ameritaner mo let
meiier auttntlt bier lebr giitl9 mt
mr. 9emeiefL lagte ssapitan <bie.
rdlelL nla efteflle melde ldlpcre
aniaabe per Standardization bat Aeu'
trasifat 5l mahrfhi 9err @amilton
.lat uns N oer 19at iebr gut bebau-
oelt
Su Der Sabine 0es aapft1ns iin0
bereits 9riefe ans oaeu 8beilen 0es
Sauoes angetommen. in oenen i6m
mo ieinen Wannihoften sic h0dfte
REMEMBERING fir lire fibnen Tba.
ten ou5geipreden bir0. @dbrenSl
er nod NIT oem 8ertreter ser 4iIo.
9reiie reoete, fam Elm IaA.
aramm an; Is Iaitefe: Bette Riin.
ide ans @~alparaifo, berBIife Sra.
tuIntiou@ uno mar Oeutit Derfakt.
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tn Nfdmrf rftaIaM mdnmml
46tt Nidgn EWfff Ben tgliau Ntrn0t
lnb 4bfoam tffhftH ht dlamme1
Ie 8hnht tfa1tf @ohL mo M ma6H nus mgd,
cure busrea &tmftmsfYUiher
Gin uiernu 1ot ma an aitrnea aad
Sbr NHlifr unb 1fauet mttnt tbhtfrl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17

roth,
9as forSert aui 3u OelftIder 8bat;
User ms pertoI8t nit So6n uno
Spott,
Zen i@lagen mir, 10 beIf ms Gottl
Ger 6ran5nonn. nnier alter GeinOI
Ger irrt ith DdbrIid fuenn er neiutl
8Ir bdtten feet nidt mebr bic arofp
Die nns idlon oft ben Giea perYT ~
arh lit NIT Git mlo. 0urdl "a
gtod nid)t 81 beugen 0eutIdd
Atr 8ieben germ gum storrk
@ir iiirtten nidts, q butt
slud england trei6t oie(
Itelleibt aud MIR Der -
.Gs 1onnt uns infer Nun
llno oenft uift mebr an wont.
gfIi6~
gs bat ipobl cin'ae gdiiflein meA,.
0od lesen MIR uus fro6 Sitr ggek.
Benn audi Die gan5e WeIt ufs 0roRS,
Btr nebmen's ouf, es biIit uns @ottl
als 8rieoensfiirit BAT, 6ofaeebrt.
Gid infer ~iaiier itets 6eipdbrt,
God tpiro er iett Der gan3en Me[t
ia 5eiaen oild aIs a~riegesbeIo.
gnt @ott mo feinem braUen Seer
, s, er flir ieines Reitss CIR,
getet Sum aetter aus Der lotb.
Btr beten nit, es biIft ms @ott.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17

llHfere triIden Mitbirqer Re,
aeben beute ben ct. 9dtridstda.
aH perf4ie0cnen air6en Durbcr
@ottesoienite abgcboIteL un0 einiag
@eieaidoften bnIteH beute a6en6
GeitLidfeiten al.
Der erit Dor einigen Monaten
e%ruarute GoIi8iit gauI 6. SAFE fl
bon ieinem aHte 5iriidgetrefen, i'm
iiG Der GaHODirtbid0it 5u pionlen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17

Sad Conner, 1907 mc6Iter
Ctr. beridtete Der 8oIisei; Dab Elm
laidenoieb ibn Inn $3.50 erleidtert
babe.
Der bieiige 6onoeIsfiub tpiro
energiiden Groteit aeaen Die BE.
i1neHoung 0er Mittel iar Die
z taatsmlIia erbebea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17
Die patriOtiideu gnrideni6after.
9enhorn. san, IA. m2dra.

8enbonl, San, IA. @tGr5.
omaha 11gIide Iribunel
6oLgenoe gefanntmadunq Ser
wiitHdeuer 9uridenifaft g@uelfia~
iprid)t Bdn0e.
ySdmmttihe oftioen unD inafti-
ben Bunoesbrii0er ha6en Ii1 ais
Rriegsfretmtaige gan1el0et. sic mlr.
ben NIT 4usnnbme zines 5dmer9Grt.
gen uno zines NIT aropf 8elaiteten
geHommen. 1ieier Iieb ii6 Iofort
Operiren uno Bat es nunme6r en-
reidt, als 8riegsfreimiaiger benz
Baterlnnb SieneH 81 0iirfen.@
4nbei lit EN- 8eoidt eines Bur.
idenidafters:
Die Orci 0emOen.
Wletn erites mar grau uno tDoQen
un0 lhmer.
Ole Whitter. ffe bat mfrs gerno6t.
sic iprndj: Sd FAM Did nift
ihiiheu mebr,
Mein Sung bod nenn bid Der
Min6 untiDebfs
SIM Bipaf 0rauBef1, I'M feinAhden
5elo.
Gann tits ftets oiesSenl0. 6os iuornt
bid baIt
3eine yslttter bat oir's genatt,
mefn 4in0l~
aps ibrem Huge bic 3brdne rinnt.
2icb bott ids. meil eriteg 9emo.
ed trug es germ. bis bic GtauOe
FAM,
Mo BET gdweiB CD genarbt, 5er.
lhliIien.
sos Itia be00ilern6 bonn aorper
10bms
@s NOR aerfest nr0 8erriIfen.
@egen ein Ieio'nes, fpelfheg tauIdP
ids EN-
Per Dran5muun IieB Is Suriid i'm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17

Die ic5iaIihiide gartei bon
Slaaba miro beute qbnO III ait.
foro's Sale, 10. uuo 5arnon @tr'.
ellie Notwithstanding o66oIten.
-aidter Claiborne Ieste Elm moi.
felt.
lie gio0ttommiIfIion bot oie
8eroronnna iiber Die erridhmo Il.
iier SpielpIatbeh0roe nunmehr II
lleiler 6Orm geneBmigt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17

Wsln AatlH Fialalfa
shif A. ssW y Wssmll8 y
fsm isassff nlisfs Htss
lifN8fff llaAs ~ f~sassasAl
~ kspsN Is AtltlaIs ~ ~
H.a ssissfsf Hsfs 81 ls'a ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-17

5ein mar e, mein 8rpeites Semo.
Bis oie aiisel 6rrdI6oB Den mel,
iden Gono -
0tan trlg mid bluteno bon binnen /;
Ilm Iiege id ipieoer i'm 6eutlden
2an6,
@ein 6emo lit bon neiBen 2innen.
Iean 8og Mrs oabeim i'm 2asdrefb
5dnft iiber Die idmer5enoen @Iie0cr.
Rum liege id itia uu6 5afrie0en It'll
Bet,
lln0 idIieBe Die augenlie0er.
@ut t9ut es, mcin brittes SEND.
gadb', Miitterden, nab mir flint Elm
6eino,
Gins BON ben pollenen, 0erben.
8dlo muB i'd lDieoer binnus, binous,
BIZ iiegen brin ODER al lterben.
(geioe Gahen iin0 bon einein
Nitgfieo Der giaugtboIer Burden.
Idoft gSdIegel uno giien" Ieinen
8ermanoten in amerifa 8ugeididt
iDoroen)
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NI e4aa #T# IS lbt sNH4
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mgsfsm fal 81 tass 81 se
s a sfia.tH 81 Nfita as
M a ths reitsi alai
a sa fagai HfaN em iFf
mfia 8h AA nae
aefeai has transmitted
asiestat hal Fl afi
iaa mINistV sgaiaff 81 ias paas
~ Caaaasshf b h W Ming III BIZ
BATTERY fiase. fta filY, WIN ~
Hifsl ID ~ Aiae b. Fst lte ahpeal
a tbs press So kiaN who aa
saaleuf atistaf, m FrnM ths aala
ttFaa ~ lhs New KofE rMet et
planned ghat NJ ha8 np aH.ai saa
rttllsh wien eiheF che British or
American governments
seeks Publication 81 Appeal in q. 81
tho letter from Colonel stanton
No iiE King reads
Government House,
Ottawa. March 4. i9is.
Dear slr Your name hns been
given % me a. being able 10 assist.
in obtaining a%pialors.
Iiia maiestya government have Ia.
.tely written asting that bis royal
highness shall, If possible. enlist for
service with the royal flying corps
aviators Of British nationality. re-
sident either in Canada or the United
States Of America, willing to serve
with the royal flying corps.
enclose a copy Of the conditions
Of service. and | should be glad to
hear whether you can assist me in
the matter Of obtaining the names Of
suitable %aviators who would be
willing to join the royal flying corps
of the British army. Passages would,
Of course, be paid TO England and
salary from the date Of enlistment.
Names should be submitted under
three headings:
First.-Aviators with pilot certih-
Gates, quoting certificates.
Seeond-Ayiators without certif-
Gates and men willing to fly, etc.
Third-Qualifed mechanics.
/ am, dear sir, yours faithfully,
EDW. s. STANTON.
Lieutenant and Military Secretary to
the Governor General.
B W King, Esq, II Battery Place,
New York.
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llno er aiiteH uno Staten i'm Stide
IieB.
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0abel.
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Cost Inducement Offered.

AS in all armies, clothing, neces-
saries and rations viii be issued free
to the aviators. Also a gratuity Of
1915 win pc paid to each aviator on
his arrival in England, to cover the
expense Of having obtained the
ayiator's certificate, but no aviator
who receives this gratuity will be
permitted to purchase his discharge
during the continuance of the war.
In his communication Colonel STAN
ton further states that all men en-
listing for air service wiz be eligible
for promotion to comm sioner rank
and that in the event Of such pro-
motion the aviator win be granted
an outfit allowance Of $3.50 to cover
the cost Of his officers uniform and
camp kit.
Any British born aviator who is
still a subject of the British crown
and who may desire to join the royal
flying corps may communicate with
the proper authorities in Ottawa
through Mr.. King, Whitehall building,
~ Battery Place, this city.
International 0Hense.
England's present efforts to recruit
aviators follows her efforts to enlist
soldiers by Help Wanted-Male" adj
~yertisements in American newspapers
along the Canadian border in Janu-
airy. II was pointed out at the time
that the effort to secure recruits in
the United States was a criminal
offense and that the British govern
ment was answerable to the govern
ment Of the United States for an
international crime. According to
section 52s2 Of the Revised Statutes
Of the United States, the leaving Of
the United States with the intent Of
enlisted for The service Of a foreign
prince or state is a crime. There Is
no qualification In this statute TO the
effect that it applies only TO citizens
Of the United States.
During the Crimean war, in 1856,
Great Britain opened a recruiting
station at Halifax, N. S., and began
a crusade for recruits In the United
States. After a protest had been
made at London an Investigation was
instituted, and the British minister
at Washington, Mr.. Champion, to-
with the British consuIs at
New York, Philadelphia and Cincin-
natl, was found the be involved in
the recruiting plan. President Pierce
asked for the recall Of these officials,
and after an unsatisfactory reply had
been received from London theBritish
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Pasa a Ia Pag ga. Col. 20.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-04
A MATTER OF PROTECTION
 THAT CALLS FOR ACTION

UlNG the past week two Cordova has been
 with class of undesirables that a menace to any
 community, and a consequence it is longer safe to leave your home unlocked Several minor rob beres have already been committed and unless drastic measures adopted to rid the town of these carac- ters greater depedatons will result They live the serious expense of the public of which, if they part it is an un- necessary and dangerous part, and meritng removal
 number of these individuals known to many of our people, and as most of them have unsavoy records it about time there roundup of these Every once in while Alaskan town is practically forced deport some o ths class Conditions here have been getting and the name of law and order and decency it's our to act.
 This serious matter and that should be immediate y investigated and the proper action promptly taken The town cannot afford to tempoze with any mdesrabes and unless the city authorities willing the matter should be brought to the attention of the federal officials The latter have been 10th to interfere municipal affairs where dtons warrant it have been ready do their full duty