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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07
Shin Carried Far Inland.

Like the ribs of a long-dead giant
so stand the rusty ribs Of the U. S. S.
Wateree, two miles inland, at the foot
Of the Andes. where the ship was de-
posted in 1868 by monster tidal
wave. The ship, with practically its
entire crew aboard, was swept from
its anchorage off Irica and carried in
land. where it was left on an even
keel. almost uninjured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

Let the children stay for church
Sunday morning, it is Mothers Day.
Better still: Come with them your
self, to the First Presbyterian church.
10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07
Call for City Warrants.

Present for payment, at First Ma
tional bank, the following:
Street and Bridge warrants to No.
81. LEE l.. TYER.
City Treasurer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

Don't forget It, you fellows. But
meet me at the First Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. mothers
son. 70
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

FOR RENT-New Groom modern
house d and Sixth Ave. N. w.
Cheap. Phone 519. 6-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

Mothers, sisters, girls and grand
mothers especially invited to attend
Mothers day services at the First
Presbyterian church. I-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

Wear . bright smile and a hower,
and attend. the morning service at
the First Presbyterian church. 7-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

Phone number 20 for machine built
California white pine screen doors.
They do not warp. CHICKASAW
LUMBER COMPANY. &c
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

Call and see our white pine screen
doors They are the best on earth.
&c CHICKASAW LUMBER co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07
HELP WANTED.

WE WILL PUT YOU in business
right here in your home town
Large profits Legitimate business.
Write quick for particulars. c..
Lohrey, Pres, 40 Schwind Bldg.
Dayton, Ohio.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

FOR RENT-One 5-room house, So.
AS w. Broadway. Phone white
421. 5-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

FOR RENTING nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms, modern. Mrs.
b. w. Duke, 21S Sixth Ave, n. w. 6-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

Tonight at six o'clock sharp, Bar
rington Hail, the Bakerized Coffee,
ley's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

FOR SALE OR RENT-Pool tables ].
Goldsmith, upstairs over Rawlins
furniture store. 19-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

FOR RENTING furnished rooms
for light housekeeping or sleepers,
close in. 216 A street, n. W. 6-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

Every mothers son is invited to
attend services at the First Presby-
terian crhuch at II a. m, Mothers
Day. -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

FOR RENT-Furnished room, close in.
22O S. Washington. Phone Blue 76S.
5-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Four-room house on
Third Ave, y. w. Call A. G. Bagby,
Phone 90 or 104S. 10
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07
FEMALE HELP WANTED

GOOD GIRL for general house work,
white preferred. C. Z. Oakes. Phone
"a. 6-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

FOR SALE-Bright prairie hay, heavy
bales 35 cents, or $40 per ton. See
or phone Morris Sass. 29-1et
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Second-ha chain pump.
in good repair John r. Hinkle. 7.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07

FOR RENT-Furnished room, close
in, on North Washington street.
Phone Gal. 25tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-07
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Yellow brindle bull pup, male,
about months old Reward for re-
turn to S. f. Priddy Confectionery.
7-3
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-11
ROBERT MCCORMICK WEEDS MRS AMY ADAMS
IN LONDON AS SOCIETY EXPECTED

IN AN4NA$SAN ~ W
81 told you so,' said Chicago soci-
ETY. with wink when the news came
yesterday that Robt Mccormick,
owner of the ~Frib, and Mrs. Annie
Adams, both of this city, had mar
ried in London.
When Mccormick started con his
way to Russia as a war correspOn-
dent, and when Mrs, Adams arrived
in England last Saturday, friends
knew what was up. The pair were
joined in the registry office of st.
Georges, Hanover square.
The wedding came just within the
requirements of the Illinois law,
which prohibits marriage within a
year after divorce. Mrs. Adams was
divorced on March 6, 1914.
The marriage seems to be a key |
to all of the troubles between Edward |
S. Adams, former husband of the |
bride and cousin of Mccormick, and |
the Trib owner.
Adams, who is a broker, according
to bill fled, kept Mccormick as a
guest in his Lake Forest home for
ABOUT ten years, during winch Clme
Mccormick didn't pay a cent of
board"
For reasons which were not known ]
until later, Adams and Mccormick
split and the owner of the TEib
changed his residence abruptly.
Soon after, Mrs. Adams filed a suit
for divorce which, according to
Adams was uncontested because Of
an agreement with her. Mrs. Adams
received her decree on March 6 of
fast year.
The cousins again started scrap
ping and the swell society bunch at
Lake Forest were surprised when
Adams filed suit for 100000
against Mccormick, cahrging aliena-
ton of the affections of his wife.
Mccormick came back at his bro
/
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-11

What do you think! Jessie de
Swelle gave a party and didn't invite
me-"
well, she's noted for having such
select crowds.
1890
When one sees one of the most no.
tOrious Of grating politicians wear
ing a button reading my country,
right or wrong" one has to do some
thinking. -.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-11

Somehow, the Trib society editor
must have slipped cog, for although
the Examiner and Herald each car
r1ed a short story about the wedding,
nothing appeared in the Trib.
1000
A MILK CASE-TTT FOR TAT
New York, March 11.-Suing the
Erie railroad for $32, for a COLI
sion with his milk wagon, Frank Viii
kinson faces a $1,000 counter claim
for ''bruising and destroying polish"
of the engines cowcatcher.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Mlafcnicn als sanfpatc.

SIN @i6ungarn gibt es cine Bill
6enoe belti9 ebangelii9e @emeiabe
2tebling, Die unter &ai1er So1epb Ii.
gegriinoet lpuroe. Mls lift Mame Sem
lmgarifden Srtsmdsnariiteru1gsge=
sIeb 5u11 Spfer gu falen brpbte, nahm
lie lebr nudoriidli6 bagegen 5tslz
lung, uno Der 9inlpets, BOP &aiter
So1ep6 Der @emeinbe ben Namen per>
lieben babe, I'm baburd ieinem bez
lonberen 8oblnpIen ibr geseniiber
Musorud gu geben, botte in Der Sal
Die Mirfung, baB bas Maieitdtsge@
Tl9 um 8elaTung oes belltf9er Md-
mems in auitimmenber Mei1e erleoigt
lpalrbe. Dem Pfarrer 6teies Srtes,
Mi6ael Het1er, lpur0e nun serabe
pdbrenD Der Nnipefenbeit bes 5eios
marl6alls b. Madenfen in Siiounz
garn eilt Sunge 9ebpren, unb CT Bot
ben JeIomari6o1, bet inn patenFelz
lie gu iibernebmen. Madenfen eir9
in Ser freunoli6ften Meife~auf biefe
gitte Elm uno fanb nod :3cit, Dem
9liidliden Batter einen Brief suid1eiz
ben, oem fii0unsari1de beuti9e 8lat=
ter folgerbe Stellen entnebmen:
nGuer 9Ddebrtpiirben niini6m,
oaB i6 BEL Dem Sbnen an IL. bs,
Mts. sebprenen Spbn cine paten=
teGe iibcrnebme. Sd bin baau lls1=
lomebr bereit, als Der 10. Sttobcr
Der @eburstag met11er Mutter lit urrS
bel bur1 @pttes @nobe unb 81
mei1em 8liid ON Sage bes gr1bei.
mems S6res 9Dbndens in -ibr 80.
2ebensiabr eingetreten it," Ser
ner:: rs. MD9te Ser Spnnen11rin,
Der nit benz MeugebDrenen in SIR
!9aus gebrungen tit, oiefem erbolten
bleibenI ltno Seriport CUR sSreube 1ei=
1ler Gltern gu einem Mont fi9 ent=
ipideln, Der nit fetner Siihttsteit lei,
ner benti9en Mbitommlng ~alleaeit
Gbre ma6t! Gptf befpblen!,
Guer Sohebrlpiiroen gang ereebe=
11er ~ ddensa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

251 Ser @erbanolul1gen oesstaotratbs
Der Stuot 9upenpprt.
Sci e5 beld]lp1eu bonn 5taotratf
Der Stupt 9apenpprt.
Seftion /. 9uB Seftipn 5 elmer grz
0111a15, betitelt: Cine grntlul1s, porz
lebenn fir Die grnelmn1g bon Mlii1ter1z
ten Der peridieoenen Staot Sfficen"
lpte an9efiibrt in &apttel IA Scr rebi=
Dtrteu Srotnan5en Der Gtaot 9anene
port bonn Sabre 1911, biernlit in USE.
pererfpaal1ng geSngen lperocl1, nno bal
als gr1ats oafi'r oas Splgeuoc fin Sef.
ton 8 Der bclaaten Srninan5 beife5el
lpll, lpie hermit amel1oirt:
Seftiorr 5. linn Sent Stabt : glcrf ir
Den Nfltdlten in leiner Office behillflid
5u letn, miro bicrn1it Sic Giflce eine>
erlte1l @illfs Staot Glerfs 9cidaf.
fen. 2us Sulair bes criten &illfsclcrf.
lp1ro b1ertn1ta $1,000 per Sobr felt
aelest, Sdblbar IN gleidel1 n1n11dtlidlel
Summe1. SSl Der Slrcitcn rcgeImdbir
gen S1elln9 hes Stnotruth5 mi Npri
e11es jenen Sabrcs, lpll pnnt s;tabtelcr
cine fabiae Geripn ernn1lnt ncrben, I'M
pas Mn1t Des erlten @illfs Glcrfs aus:
5ufllllen nno cine 1pldc Grnel1nl1ng ipl
Dent Stabtratb bcridtct lpcrbc11. Ser.
lelbc ipll iid Ben Malpronltl19en Sc:
Staot : GlerH fii9cn l1nn CT ipI alll
Eflidten erfillcu, mic ppraeiebcn ii
Der Office bes Stabt : Glerfs, ee1udI
Der Sroinan5 Ser Stabt 9apenpprt
uno ipenn nidt enffernt rpn1 Staotz
Glerf, loll oerlelbe bus Nlnt %iuncbaltcl
filr ein Sabr ppn1 Sage leiner Grnenz
nllrg. bis Gin Nadfplger ernallllt unl
beltdtigt lporocn lit. Gr ipI lid) gcrane
10 gut Qllalifisircn lmp yollf biclclbc
@cilc ais geamtc, Sic Dllrdl Stin1me
aebcr crlpdblt irerbeu, llltn lpIl ipld1t
spnos l~tclle1 SIT lrldler Gltmmc ltur
Seo11l9ltngell, lplc nurdl Den Stootelerl
ppraeidriebcn.
Nl0crlnun @uttrnan prdicntirtl
l1l1o ncrlas Sic fpl9cnoe Mcinlutiun, Sc,
Staot Inlpalt ncriprac) en- @lltud,z
ten hc6il9iid Der &iiltigteit scr PM
llnbmc
gcidllpIlen ppnStaptrotb Scr Stab
S%apcnport, nab ser Stupt glerf unr
Die 8ebprpe fir Dffentlid]e Mrbeiten In
@ltrlirf mcrocn, bcn Stabtratb BON 3eti
81 3eit 5l nmterrichten besiialid1 Sci
Slllaslid)en 6iilfe in Ser Mllsfiibrlr1q
tbrer Eflthtel, nno baB, penn iplde
su|aslid)e 5illfe beoinat fpiro, iulde
Seanlte llnb iulhe gebnrne fiir Dffel1tz
lid)c arbeiten bepollmddnigt iino, Sic
lelbell 81 e%rllenncn fir Iplde 9eitbau@
CT lno fir lplhe ge5abIung, nie es
Der Stootratb nad) elmer llnterIl1dblng
fir paiicnn finbet.
gelt.: NIfreb 6. MhteIler, Mabpr.
Itt.: Sugo MDuer, gIert.
Mamcnsnl1frnf auf Inrabme Ser
obigen Neiplution crsab foleennes @ez
lnltat:
So - Srcbn1er, 2inbbolm, Neberz
gall, Fisherman - A.
Nein gpid, Sartpis. Mucller
- 3.
j 49, "
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

pffentliGen, Mrbeitel1 in @ieberberaz
tgll1lg 9e5o9en iperDel1 mDge ltuo paR
Die fernere 4ftton bis s1r ndd)lten Ser
lammllng bes S%tabtrutbes per1picleu
1perbc.
Namensnufrl1f arf Sic Manobne bes
oben 9elteuten Intrages ergab fpIaenz
bes Neil1ltnt:
Sa 8rebmer, %2inbbolm, Neberz
9al, 8aterlnan - 4.
Nein - @old, @artipig, Mocller
Mbern1an @atermqn leatc Dor uno
pcrlas Die fplgenoe Melplltipu:
Sn anbetradt, oab nod oriiil1oIidler
lll1terllldung es Sen Mnldlein bat, baS
burd) Die grnenmlng zines gi11faufsS
Mgenten Bic Irbeiten in ser Sffice bes
StaDt : Glcrfs nl1ps ser gebDrbe fin
nffentlidc Irbeiter bcocl1tenb erlcidz
teri ipproe1 linh onrd] Irbciten mic
frllber berlangt in lleberlidlt bon Sspr@
%perl1ngen, al1d} bab anbere Mrbeiten erz
letd)tert lmlrpen alf lplde @eile, buS
es iett ratblm lit, Sic 3o6l ser Glerfs
III lolden Citizen 51 rcon5ireu, l1l1o
Sn M1betradt, /Sparlarnfeit ei11sltz
filbrcn nl1r6 cine Germinnerltuq ser
Ius9abcn fir bas fonmenoc seSa6r, nnb
ia es Bic @blidt bes Stabtruths lit,
lnlde parlamfeit sit cr5ielel1 onrd]
btcScrminperln1g Der arecitelltenSu d)
batter, pbne 0as @irfen Ser relp. Or
ficen 5u ld)dbigen, bcsbalh
Sci es belhlpnen bllrdl Sen Gtaotz
roth Ser Stubt 9apenpprt, DoB bus
6inunS : Committee bea1Ttraat lei.
Bic 9ienite zines glerfs fir sen GIcrf
Der 9eb0roe fit nffentIidlc Mrbciteu an
llnb .nad bem 1. Salll1ar 1916 n1fsltz
hebclt 111b oab cine lpfprttge %geniigcl1z
DC gfoti5 Diclcr Helpllltipn alien 9crlp~
men sugcltcllt ncroe, sic in 8etradt
fnn1mc1.
8eit.: Mlfreb g. Nluef, Weupcr.
Ntt.: 5rpo Toeuer. g1eu
Nnmcnsallfrl1f altf Sic pbigc Gelollte
ton er9ab folgcnbes Melultat:
So ~ grcbmer, 2tnnbnlru, Meberz
9au, 8aterman - 4.
Ncin - @ol6, @artipig, Mpcllcr
5.
Mappr Malcler perlangte Gin @lttz
adten leitens bes @taotanlua1ts, pb Sic
pnrgcbenoe 8elplltip, cine gcniigenbc
5ttm1el1subl erbulten bat, I'M als an
genpmmen erffart st lpcroen. Ser
|Sfubt : Mnipalt beriprah. ieite @aei-
mug bariiber in Ser ndit6Iten 5taDtz
rnthS : Stflll19 Slt ltnterbretten.
alderman @aterma,1 legte sllr err
iten 2elllllg bor unb berlas Sic fplgenbe
S%roinan5, ipelde ibrcn 9eipDbnliden
2n1f nebn1en 1pll:
Cine Srbiuans,l tr1 eine Or
bina1s slt amenbiren. betitelt. Cine
Srbinan5, pprlebeno fir Ste grnerlz
mng fin sic Mllilte,nten fir Sic perz
|idicbenen Stabt : Gficen", ongcfiibrt
i'll &upitel IA Ser repibirten Srbil1a11e
sen ser Stabt @openport pm, Sabre
1911, ipie anenbirt nlrb Gin Mmenpz
ment, 9eb6rig an9enpmmeu an 90.
Illsult 1918. angefiibrt allf Settle TO-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
6l1itett ul,b Grfaltnnsen iinb se=
f1hrlid1.

Sur tpenise bon l,ns Sie6en Sic @ez
Tobr Der 9uiten uno grfdltungen in
8etra6t. @ir balten bielclben fir
9eipobnlide nnb barmloIe 2eiben. Sic
#Statlltif lugt nns aber, bnB cine iebe
brittle Eerion an eiuem 2nrgen(eiben
lttrbt. @efdbrli6e grpnGialz u1D
allngenleioen iinO Sol9en BON berna1~
lalltgter grfdltung. @enu SIR &6rper
li6 ge9en grfdltlln9sfeime itrdllbt.
gibt es fem b~eilereg g2ittel nie ST..
Sings Netp 9iscpoerp. Sic Cite bess
lelben lit bon Sung uno Ilt nllsprps
brit morben. @eit As Sabren i'm @ez
braltd). 8elor9en Sic 1id nod 6elte
cine Slal6e. @erbiiten Sic sic His=
fans eines 9efdbrliden Sungenlcibens.
Sci allen 9ro9ilten. ,(an5.)f
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
MauDe gautaflaus=@ elt.
Subiancr m,b @eiRc bcim eatnmclt bp,t
8riirem @cigna0tsihntuf.

Sttbtaitcr ,ti.6 @eiRc bcim samnncllt bnlt
%8riinert @ci0nadtsidnnf.
8iefe, ipelne iid am lieblid) buftenz
ben @etbna9ts : Baum p0er an
Weibno6ts : Grin llnb Mpps err
%freuen, lino ME in bic Melt gefomz
men p~enisitens nidt I'M M;nter
aus ipelber bteie f9Dnen 9inge
gei9aftsmdbig gebolt petben. Gum
grpBen Sell tit bies cine Iebr rolbe
llnb tpilbe Melf, alt9 pbne ppn ben
S9redniIen oes arieges beriibrt au
iperber!
8e1pfbers gilt 0ies BON ben MGl=
bern oes omeritm1sIden Norblanoes,
unb nirgenb 1nebr, als pon Der nDrb=
liAen 9albiniel bon Mi9igan. Sin
Setl btefer Melt iinb Sau6 jllrse SSrl=
bianer, tpelde pon jeber an Aas Sc
ben in iplder ,umgebuns eepD6nt
tparen, nebit tbren 9quaips llnb ibren
lcbbaften &inbern. Doriiber er3d6lts
jingit eine Ser beftsn &enl1erianen,
Srau Barbara S9uenemom - Mitz
me oes Rapitans 59uenemanl1, ipeI=
der ppr mebreren SSabrer, BEL Der
8eforoerlng BON Meibnadts : @riin
nit 1einem 9aooner unterging, l11o
nod INNER in biefem 8eruf tGtig -
Ii. folgenbes:
nSSeoes Sabr miiiIen mir tiefer unbD,'
tiefer Ii Die 9umpfipdlber 1i11eia gez
BEN, Tin gu befpmlnen, mas mir Iu=
den. 9ie Mrbetten begin11en l9pn
i'm September. Mbteillngen bon ie
8 Bis 10 damn 5ieben bina,ls, ullb
tie leben meiftens in 2agern, ipel6ei
lie in Dem bi@ten f9meigenben Molbe
aufgef9lagen baben. Cine Der Soften
@esenoen fir btefes @ef9dft lift ba5
GountD 9@oolcraft, po f9pn Ser
Batter mei1es @otten in Otefem Sc
lperbe tGtig i, mar, bas er 5uerft in
Misconfi1 betrieb, unb mp mir ol1h
Ieit la1sen Sabren aano beiisen. :
Snbianer uro WeiBe treiben lire
Pferoe, ipo es nDtig 1T, in tiefes
Moner binein, po lie bic 8dume
l9netoen, unb lie fteben oft Bis CUR
8ruft in eiiiger Slut! Sic baben im=
mer Die gferOe neben 1i9, um bic aez
lnlage1en 8Gume brett na9 benz
8pot gu l@leppen. Sour itarfe uno
terngeiunoe Mrbeiter linb Dtefen 1traz
pa5i0fen gerrt9tungen gemadIen, oe=
men iib pieaei6t 1ogar man9er ge=
ppbnli9e n2umber Sad" ntdt gerne
ltnter5ieben piir0e.
Die Srauen ltnb fleinen &inber Der
Snoianer iino feinesipegs miibige ge-
sletter, ionbern arbeiten tiiGtig nit,
lpenn fte au@ feline 8dume 1@togen.
SIN Otter bon Z Bis 40 Sabren iam=
meln fie fleibtg Weibna6ts Grim
llno fle6ten ses nit geldidter !Sqnb
81 &rdn5en unO anoeren @ebiloer1;
bon ibren &leioer : 59muddrheiten
Der 5aben tie 0ieie 5ertigteit i,r ben.
5ingern. MuBeroem beforgen lie Die
!9auptarbetten i'm Eager.
Dos 9eben lit einem ipl9en. 9oz.
ger, tpabreno Die Na9tfeuer Die
ounflen Gefi9ter ser, un Sic geielige
5la1nme %berfammelten @inseborenen.
beleu9ten lnb nit ibrem fffdderl1bben.
S9ein Die burten lelb1tgenD5leinnen33
9eipanoer Der 5quatps lrlb Die Settle.
i'm Sintergrunbe berbprbeben, u1tb3
cine lebr belebfe @ttmmung dies er..
fuat, 1T nod roma15erbafter, als bic
Mrbeit felbif; unb oieie gan5e raltbe
Melt bat ibren eigenen s3nuber, Der.
npbl jeoen, tpel9er 1ih III tie hineinges
lebt, bauernb feitbdlt. 9aber gsbt
al6 in man9en Jdaen biefes @eipers
Re BPM @rpbpater !auf gater una,
ai1ber iiber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Grlpablung pp11 @can1telt.

Ser Mapor REF fir Nonrir1ationett
fiisr Die Office BEG 5taot Mileilprs auf
sur 8eleeu11g Ser pllrd Sen SOB beg
S911as 5ilo ~entitanpenen &afun5.
Ilbermau 2inbbolm nomi1irte Sobtr
@unoafer ltnD 5err @u1Dufer lul1rpe
lpie fplgf eripablt:
sir G1npnfer - grebmer, Gold,
5artluig, 2%inbboln1, Moeaer, 9teberz
gall, @atern1dn - z.
M1arpr N11eucr 5eigte Sic grnens
nllng bon Snbt SO. Grpnlep fin Sic
Office oes &pmmindr5 Ser 8ehDroe fir
-nffcntlide Irbcite11 on l1l1D alrf Mntrug
CON Iloerlral1 @atermun ipurbe Sic
grnen1r1ng %beltdtigt.
alderman Nebergam bcantra9te, 6aH
@er1narr @bcns als Straben - &pn1z
nli1ldr eripdblt nerne llno ser I1trag
lplrbc on%gerlnrnnte1.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-16
Declare the
Nebraskan'S
Case Proves
Should Visit
Official Washington Pleased by
German Memorandum but
Will Send New Suggestions

Washington. July 15.-Although officials
were pleased today by receipt OF a mem
orandum from Ambassador Gerard for
mally transmitting Gernany's admission
Of liability and expression Of regret for
the attack by a German submarine on
the American steamer Nebraskan, they
practically decided that the legal points
raised by the incident would require the
dispatch of note ion the subject fur
Their to conserve American rights in the
war zone.
Legal officers Of the American govern
ment who examined the German memoir
andum pointed out that In many respects
the case resembled that of the William
P. Frye, sunk by the Prinz Eitel Fried
rich.
Officials take the view that the case of
the Nebraskan proves conclusively tina. a
merchantmen must be visited in order to
determine its nationality ard the char
acter of it's cargo before being attack
ed. Some high officials do not believe the
United States would insist that in exer-
cising the right of visit the submarine
commander actually be required to board
a merchantmen. but would hold that a
ship could be visited by signalling a
warning to stop and asking for the sub
mission Of papers to the submarine COM
mander.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-16
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Prize Fight Films Hearing July 10
The date for the final hearing before
Judge Hale Of the United States district
court at Portland in the proceedings
arising out of the detention by Willis T.
Emmons. Federal collector of the port
and customs district, Of negatives of
the JohnsonsWillard prize fight, has been
set for next Monday. These negatives
when they came into Portland by express
from Canada were refused admission to
tho country by Collector Emmons. The
Kalisthenic Exhibition Company. Inc, OF
New York, owners Of the negatives, at
once started Injunction proceedings
aimed to compel Collector Emmons to
admit the negatives. Several hearings
have already been held, that of next
Monday will probably terminate the
hearings in the District Court. The local
counsel for the. Kalisthenic Exhibition
Company. are Woodman & whitehouse,
and the company is represented also by
eminent counsel from Boston and Nek
York. The collector is defended by the
officials Of the district attorneys ONCE,
District Attorney John r. A. Merrill and
his assistant. Arthur Chapman,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-16
STATE WILL APPEAL I'm Event OF
DECISION TODAY IN THAW'S.FAV0R
--THAW PROBABLY ADMITTED TO
BAIL and FREE TO GO ANYWHERE

New York, July l5.-Harry X Thaw
slept tonight in Ludlow street Jail for the
last time. perhaps. in his life as a pris-
oner. Tomorrow morning he is to know
whether the future holds for him Mat
teawan or freedom. Supreme Court JUS
tice Hendrick will then announce his de-
cision on the motion, made today. to
have the order committing Thaw to Mat
teawan in 1908 formally vacated
The crowd which cheered Thaw today
in his short trip across Chambers street
from the sheriff's Office to the court room
was larger and more boisterous than
that which hailed him yesterday and
congratulated him on the verdict of the
jury which found him sane man.
Legal formalities today consisted in
Thaws appearance before Justice Hen
drick and the formal motion Of John B.
Stanchfleld, chief of the Thaw lawyers,
that the writ be vacated. Decision on
the motion was reserved until tomorrow
Possibilities
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state will appeal, according to Deputy
Attorney General Cook. There would
then come before the court the matter
OF bail for Thaw until the appeal should
be decided. The state has signified that
1t would oppose Thaw's release on bail,
but that if it should lose this point it
would ask that the bond be made high.
$4,000 or Whereabouts. Justice Hendrick
today indicated that he would probably
accept bail. and in tina. event he said
Thaw would be free to go where he will
ed-to Europe. the San Francisco fair or
anywhere else. When Thaw vas taken
from the sheriff's Office it happened that
ne vas pushed into an elevator whose
door was closed before deputy sheriff
could enter. Realizing that he was I'M
guarded. Thaw commanded the elevator
attendant to stop. made him 60 back,
reopep the door and admit a deputy.
don't want anybody to think I'm
trying to escape" he explained.