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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01

The experience of man is that most
of the CHEEKY. gladstone home CON
Nersation one reads about relates to
the fact that the milkman was two
hours late and that meat has again
advanced in price
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01

For any itchiness of the skin, for
SKIN rashes, chap, pimples, etc, try
Doan's Ointment soc at all drug
stores.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01
DOG TAX DUE.

Dog tax for 1915 will be due July
1st. Owners of dogs viii do well to
call at police headquarters during
he first week of July and secure a
1916 tag. otherwise the dog catcher
will take your dog up.
VIM. II. MITCHELL, Chief.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01

OR SALE-Deflance caeck pro-
tector. cheap. Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01
SCALP ITCHED
FROM DANDRUFF
Scales ON Scalp. Pimples Ap-
peared. Scalp Very Sore. Hair
Fell Out BY Handfuls.
HEALED BY CUHCURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

Several years ago began to find dam
druff on my scalp, and my hair would fall
out very bad at times. There were scales
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01

Oklahoma division of the Santa Fe
has extensive loading, racks at Nor
folk and Yale and near Gushing, and
heavy hauls of the crude are being
made daily. Loading racks are to
be installed here by the Santa Fe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01

on my scalp. and my scalp
was very sore and pimples
would appear. My scalp
itched and would become
irritated when | scratched
it, and the dandruff could
be seen on my coat collar.
At times my hair came ont
by handfuls, and last
fall | was almost bald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01
:, :@H!glJ '''|Fl| Embroidery I VI!


Embroidery is very beautiful art and forms
pleasing occupation, Furthermore, it is within the
reach of every woman who hkcspretty, y,daintytIings
about her hone. While it is not given to all to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01

LEADER WANTS BRING REsULTs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01

Then tried Cutlcufa Soap and Ointment
After few washings with the Cuticura
Soap and applications Of the Ointment my
scalp was clean and my hair stopped falling
out" (sgncd) p. G. Searcy. Black Noun
tain, n. c., March 90. 1915.
Sam e. Each Free by Mail
Wit Sap. Skin Book on request. Adj
dress p.st card .'Cutieura. Dept. 4, Bos-
tom" Sold throughout the world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01
In This Years Goodyear Tires
Here areamazing g facts:

This years improvements
alone will cost us S500,000
yearly. Most Of this goes
into extra rubber--all into ex-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01

trawear. And
weshallspend
on research
S100.000this
year TO find
other better
ments still.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01

LEADER WANTS BRINGS RESULT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-01

say, to crafty the desire fo
the thrifty needlcwoman can
most charming OF designs.
things to be considered. E,v,
hard-workcd nousckecncr W
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27

sonfdent that Storm Or Mrs. Ramsey
would secretes the gema elise where \. b
.'sYou never cen teli!,sS laughed Rad.
cliffe. 4 73S 8,
8."Nye haven't got the gems YETI said
madame wisely, n {! & F;.t .$
Africa T. cried Baird when Hunt
outlined his plans. "rhat's long way
from home A ten weeks Job at the
least" M u !: b Ia 6 $i IL N 4 '$
Its a necessary job, my boy. Fifty
q week and all your expenses and IL
everything turns out all right q hand,
some bonus, And think Of the story
you'll be able 20 put oyerp' * Z. .,S y. 3
t%"Ill go. when do start?" :{3
81 "Tomorrow$a ut noon Liverpool.
You'll be there one day; then you sail
for Cape ToEl,. Fast bcat.Is A week
or ten days will be SUFFICIENT to cover
the work. Then hike home, 7, ..4
4 ,'"'TomorroW2 :Wowl 4, You're the lit.
tie speed king, Hunt. >All right, | I'll
be ut the dock tomorrow noon. You
bring along the tickets and money. No
time Cor any letter OF credit. I've al
ways wanted to go to Africa, any,
how" KS Ss. /, i I. I, Is <. i.E !.
'9rhats the kind OF talk, Facts; get
facts. Stossa here viii furnish you
with papers of authority. You will get
them fixed up through the American
consulate. Now, you, Storm. take a
photograph of Zudora to police head.
quarters, Not that expect anything
from that qYartcr. but they'll come in
handy wheI rye play the grand slam.
Pm going to,take a look at our friend
Bruce" & j
On the following day Baird sailed
away, and Storm and Hunt settled
down to the grim business OF watch.
Ing two nlci.. E.ss \. y. 4, 8
But these two men scented danger.
They never went near tho sanitarium,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27
soar MARKET IN SOUTH
AMERICA

Soap manufacturers In the Unit
ed States may look to South America
as limited but growing market for
hne toilet soaps most OF which are
now purchased from Europe. Lam
dry soap is generally supplied by
native makers at such low prices as
Almost, TO prohibit foreign competi-
ton. The imported soap most popu- :;
lar in South America Is a plain wash
Ing soap like CASTLE. The prospects
OF selling American soaps in yari.
GUS South American countries are
discussed In Special Consular, Re-
ports No. 66; South American Mar;
ket for Soap, recently issued by the
iE !! eau OF Foreign and Domestic
Commerce. Copies Of the report may
be obtained at cents each from tho
Superintendent Of Documents. Gov,
eminent Printing Office Washing
ton, D. G. ;l, ..ss n .}.=..s -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27
APals, Wan, Hungry Girl Collapsed es
" Storms Arms Flow Around Hor.

A. Pale, Wan, Hungry Girl Collapsed es
Storn'a Arms Flow Around Her.
until Bruce. fell asleep, which was
soon, having been generous with whis-
Ky pegs that night ...
y Baird knew oil about raising win
dows; he had been taught in IN expert
school.
He entered Bruce's room, took the
diamond from Its hiding place and
stumbled against q chair.
Bruce awoke. He saw the dim form
and plunged toward it courageously.
Baird ducked and leaped out the win
dow A bullet sang past his ears.
he slowed away Ills Stolen goods
In the left side pocket OF his trousers,
climbed aboard the carriage and babe
the kattlr to drive ''llke blazes" for the
station. 4. l5$,.:a I'M "a
Two days later Bruce booked for
home on the same boat with Baird,
who passed him ON the promenade, sal
near him IN the dining saloon, exchang-
ed ideas about the weather In the
smoke room, and Bruce hadn't the
slightest suspicion that this pleasant
stranger Ind done him up brown"
Before the final landing the two be-
came quite chummy. And every night
when lie retired to his bunk Boird let
$ go his chuckles, It was as good us Il
play, ..
On tho other hand, Bruce never droI,-
ped the least word regarding his affairs.
And whisky and champagne acted as
a clamp to his lips. 1t would nil make
corlsing good special for the Sunday
edition. ~ s...S :. s. s.
And now to smuggle the gem In him,
self. u, u ;i u @ s.E y IS, !, S,
! He Kept 1t Ii Ills poo pocket ;anttii ih,iis
cases wore examined. then with Il BIZ
Of legerdernain slipped the stone into
one Of the cases, g'ltl. <s.,,aA.
And Bruce saw this play. And he
saw many other things when Hunt and
John Storm came up, to greet Baird.
In the excitement OF tho meeting
Baird stepped away from his belong
ings and Bruce quietly appropriated
the suit case, 81, t,> !.
/: It was tho end OF the snit; case dis.
appearing into II taxi that caught
Baird's eye, Then he understood that
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27

tNu kSi6 "tkt1tfe GdaTU eyes were at fne
i. %!. Window. x. t.s ~ sE5 $s:
s Wen pay his expenses with a fat DO:
nus, and he'll get q good Sunday spe
cial,F as he calls them. 4, rs: .$5 hi
In Nine. Du Vals salon there was
rather an animated scene. slEj: 4, q
It appeared that zudora was not
easily to be frightened by threats.
At the instigation Of DIR. Mum two
nurses had buffeted Zldora withou,
success. The two women had seen
tears form In the girls eyes, but her
lips had remained uncompromisingly
! Arm. & z$ = 81 4 Il AS .}$ y5.%. Is
MS Radcliffe suggested to his henchmen
to use little melo drama upon Zudora
threaten her with death by the knife.
5>s TRY, It," said Nine. Du Val. "If j
/, know that girl she'll laugh in ;thei,
faces" ~ &. & 3. b RI s:l Is M & IS
3# You never can tell when q spirit
ike that will break" said Radcliffe.
!, tim for giving the idea trial. As
Tor Howard. let him rot where he Is.
q know that breed s$. !! 81 Is 4; n.
d: My s0ggestionsis a little hunger. /.
! accomp dishes far more than threats.
I Have you ever been hungry and thirs.
t., with these things almost within
y teach ~ Il n sS.% & &. q 4: {; KS:
4 g "Well try that later: 4. III,
The henchmen came back later. TIC
Nine. Du Vars surprise Zudora had
wilted and confessed that the gems
were in the fowerpot. 4 u !. .sE. y (.
But none Of them realized that zl,
Cora had made this confession quite
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27

/ .3s Try it,"' aaid mtne. Du Val.
time wen prowl around for zudora.
Wherever they have put her you cen
take my word for 1t they'll be might ,
cautious for week or so In going fl,
that direction. Now, I know what you
want to do. ~. .&,l a.5.;
'"You want me to go and arrest
Bruce. No. thank you. want our
friend Bruce free to como and 90 I'D
he pleases. Sooner or laterrheu gain
courage enough to so and see how tho
fair captive Is making out. and then
we'll learn something. ,ls 4. S&
IS a"I know it's tough job to have to
sit still when the woman you love Is
in durance vile But>a single false
move OH our part might be fatal.
These people are desperate. I've begun
to get q glimmer Of that fact." t-Usa y&
Z "fInWi long viii we have to waltz"
That's M in the air, my boy. You
can't rush out md DO tho work in tel,
minutes. It may BIO weeks, even
months. But in the end wen come out
on top, But I'm going TO ask you, on
your oath not to mako any move with.
out consulting me- Promiso3"
~ s. =. q
Ny business Is catching GRO ks, just
as your Is sending Thorn over tht
route on getting theni on, as the case
: may be. y look Mt this as q long game
TO- be plnyed with tho utmost care
Now Wen go and rout out Baird
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27

they gave It no attention. Upstairs
they ran. 4, n .?i{ 81: E M ''T so
Help, helpw ". IS 1874 s
THAT voice!" murmured sto,.n. NJ,
heart threatening to leap from hls
breast. /, + }y. Is 4, j%,} IS I, ,;,>
They came to the door. smashed IL
IN, Eond a pale, wan hungry girl col.
iapsed rs Storms arms dew around
her. ss r, & '.Ss e q n p. : AZ 90
Hunt found Henry Howard. but the
mine superintendent was beyond help
They had really starved him to death.
and he died in Hunts arms while
Vainiy trying to tell bis story. 3 3.
me end was not In sight yet. !,
tTo BE Continued & 1.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27


an idea. Wen hide them in the piion-
Z ograph machine IN one Of the record
/ files. It's the last place any one would
look for thom. Now, I'm of to sec
Hunt. You sleep IN Hudora's room to-.
: night. They may come back to have
another look for the stones. IF any
one enters shoot, Don't N feel any
'quaims. Shoot and shoot to kill" \; .,=
h."I may not shoot straight, but I'll
shoot. = =. 4. \ \. Is q ,szs !, d y,
4 When Storm entered Hunts office he
found that Individual calmly fling
/ away Mt "a key. He. paid no attention.
to Storm until he Ind notcIled the ker.
to hts satisfaction. y.s e Il n: N S%. I'll
'.EVell7'' ,,Sj, s5:$ B "a YIN IS i
"Zudora's been abductedt'' IN;
81 thought maybe she would be-. 81 I:
And you made no effort to pre-.
4 vent It Pr u AN IEst r. IA, u Il $.S
my boy, could I tell just where
they'd start the game? Howard Is also
I, missing. They're no fools we are deal
ing with. \: at the start they get the
real owner Of, the mine and the super
intendent Now, what's that you've
got In your hand r. y, IS @s a /
SSst a letter found on the floor la zu-%
$dora's room. Moreover, it's addressed
to y. W. Bruce and signed Henry
1 Howard. # =, y ,..Z s 81 Il
Hal That's something like 1t, So
4 Bruce Bruce himself was mixed up in it. eh?'
Must feel the pinch to take a risk like
.thls." EN- {. y. y + 4
$%$ Hunt read the letter. Il, IS & I. ;5i5ss
81 mi This man Howard seems to,
be a white man: Tie probably barked
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27
I. !. CHAPTER Kill
!; A Raid on a Madhouse,

a. ur . HEN & ,Iobn !: stnr1n & ron ,,,ad
.AsX/ $50 that zudora was gone. i s.
.s;@@& wv Quoted in her nightgow 4,
an Il with only q comfoltahle ~
shield her from the cold; H., was st,In,
ned And he had laughed at her "a,
her forebodings,5 her talk about 5eyl,
stars. :Ii5; RS ,ss;
who comi6 Sbava f,ano 4 ) 90 80
could they have talse1, 5ier? Were We're Etha
diamond people bf,ck 81 it7 =5i@ .s5E|
Was this move intended to brighten
Zu, ora or really ma d way with helr7
20 was iii a state Of collapse and .of
,daif q mind to start out and tuat hant
for tho woman lie. loved, ha wing neither
direction nor plan OF action. al, Sss g.s's;5 &
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27
THE PENNSYLv LAUNCHED
Mlshtlest Battleshlp Afloat Leaves che
Ways at Newport Newa.

Mlshtlest Battleshlp Afloas Leaves sht
Ways at Newport NeWa. \
They launched the new super
dreadnought Pennsylvania at New
port sNesqs, Va. with songs, prayer
flowers and champagne and gave you,
peaceable Uncle Samuel what vii,
be, when It is finished, the most awe
some fighting ship ever built sncs
war was Invented. s<. >..s j Is1: & ~ Z .5
Miss Elizabeth Il. Kolb, the nine
teen-y ear,old daughter Of Louis j
Kolb, Of Philadelphia. smashed 8
quart Of wine over the prov OF the
ship as IT. left the ways. S%
Il Governor Brumbaugh delivered All
address Bishop Joseph Berry, a Me
thodist prelate from Philadelphia.
read a solemn Invocation a few min
utes before the stupendous hull went
down to the water with splash that
set harbor craft to dancing a milA
away. .,: '....@
" The Prinz Eitel Friedrich, the Ger
man sea rover, which Is moored lass
than 100 feet from where the Penn,
sylyania hit the water, led the 4hun.
derous salute Of the water craft with
8 long boom Of her siren that sounded
like the crack Of doom. 4: y
Immediately after the launching
Governor Brumbau;gh, Secretary OF
the Navy Daniels, Governor Stuart
Of Virginia; Miss Kolb and her par
ents, rose laden maids Of honor and
other invited guests went aboard the
presidents yacht Mayaower for the
trip to Old Point Comfort, whore the
formal luncheon In honor OF the Penn.
syivania was given at the Hotel
Cham erlain. &&, q
B Pennsylvania gift to her namesakt
was a $25,000 silver service originally
given to the old cruiser PeDnsylva
MIA, now called the Pittsburgh.
The new Pennsylvania ls the big
gest warship ever built, and burns
oil instead Of coal. She cost $4,000"
600, and has comss to the ways In re-;
cord time. Her length over all Is COS
feet. She carries twelve 14.inch guns
and mighty seconary battery.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27

I The Mine Superintendent Was Beyond
N Help. 1s.33
he had been outplayed through bit
OF careleSsness. K 8 Il " p + y.5. %%%
Rruce's taxi whirled away. #l.%%
Baird and Storm and Hunt piled into
the next taxi and gave chase. h. u
Bruce had scheme. If he could
have succeeded lin putting it over. It
would have been a brilliant scheme. Is
TO lure the three Into the pleasant
confines Of DR.. Munn's sanitarium for
the insane! \. III h :.J,. {. ~ ,% sj.s
Once there they would leave only
feet foremost-d dead & Is, n. s. n
4 He reached the sanitarium The pur.
suing taxi was but three minutes be.
hind 81: y ,;5E5 y. 81 .,y IL
/ Bruce reused the men in the office,
explaining hurriedly what was going
to happen " X: N rs ~ & Z,
Baird was first at the door. The at.
tendant put up a fight N ,.< Is.
Then the doctor and another attend.
ant hove In sight. and Baird vas used
roughly. $$$I.4 IS. 5$i :; ). ISL B;
\ 1t is quite possible that he might
have gone; out feet foremost had not
Hunt and Storm burst through n win,
dow which was not barred. +. A fine,
shindy followed. and presently Storm
and Hunt bad the affair in their
hands. 5.,i 4: Ms q 4, +
From somewhere above came pierc.
ing cry. IS .j: 4 81 .5 AZ h
4 "A fake insane asylum; I'll bet your.
cried Hunt. Come on. There goes
the cry again" il =, 3: %&}s
They. tcmtI the sputter Of q MOTOR
Bruce nrin. bn5S to town agnlm~:t :
ssftsasHNPs,sue.a,, ''" li.sils i-tssSs, B. :.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27

( The telephone saved them the trou.
i>tle. ..>hS>, = iii z, / Il y {l., 3sy%5,@lE
| Enc,, day they knew just how Hu-
dora Ind passed the day; before. There
! was still no sign OF weakening on her
part. They. dared not grow impatient,
When they learned TINT the girl had
| tricked thcm regarding the hiding
place. OF the diamonds they shifted her
| diet to bread and water twice d day.
G They dared not 20 too for. AS for
Howard: the. mine superintendent,
they had Sc. about to stnrve him grad
! ually. Nj They were X not particular
whether he died or not under the. treat
melit. q &, s,!!y Ss Fl :3. $ Il &&>!. s; II,
Days passed, days became weeks. Il
! n Storm ana Hunt worked with cx-
saordiRary care, but the hiding psace
me rogues Lad selected for zndoru was
not to he found. 8, NJ 81 NM. (.
IA Hunt had not seen Bruce, tho SNUG
gler, in a ldlig time. Upon investiga-
ton he learned thnt Bruce had also
gone to E.AfriSas |s% N 3 z -, $s
Would be recognize Baird If they ran;
across each other? Whatever happen
j ed Baird had the advantage of being
first on the spot, .5E III; $$t IS s,
4 Meantime Baird arrived at the mines.
| and after his documents were shown
was given the run Of tho office. It was
all very novel md interesting to the
late understutly to Hassam Ali. .Ey j.
/, N He had always loved color. So he,
donned the habilinents of q boss
miner, aud when his books were made;
UP he spent the balance Of his time IN
the mines to see how 1t was done. One
day he saw What Is rarely given man
to see. the finding OF d big stone, the
kind bankr3 pts< empires and tottering
Kingdoms stkm unable to do, without,
s. It was as big as q hickory. nut and
worth tWeYssy thousand ia Its uncut
state. Baird }Was permitted to hold the.
stone, ana to- his eyes 1t did not seem
possible I TINT this dull crystal was OF
/, that precious type which sparkled and
scintillated around women s throats
and fingers. i. Es.[ $l5 :.3 a.
Then came Bruce, and Baird recog,
nized him at once. What was he doing
/. here In the Office? 81 & zs.t; .s y
Bruce was, sin fact, going over the
same books that he had already gone
over. an ~. b IN X.
The clerk was a good chap. Evident.
II he, was not divulging Baird's pres
ence to Bruce 81. !. Z. 1t, sI:s a 81;
When the latter heard Of the. big
stone he cabled Radcliffe the news.
And Baird cabled Hunt that Bruce.
had It., &. q Is M "a BIS 4 4.
Legally the gem had to be turned
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27
Now Running at the
Hippodrome u heatre

tho snarl, Do you know what I'm go.
Ing to do z. 4 Il; Il, ::ij vi
what r. ~ ss5 ~ s !: til :
+$ Send & Jim Baird to Africa to look
over, the whole business, old <docu
;ments, the output, past and present
all the loose ends Of, the game. Mem
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27
THE OTHER SIDE OF "a.
/ THE FRYE INCIDENT

*. THE FRYE LNCIDENT
New York Sun: ,,.% E.$ s s.. ~
,E The owners of the William P !.
! Frye are not warranted In denounc-
Ing the act of the German comman-
der as piracy" If that is really
their opinion as reported. It was
manifestly a blunder suggested by
overzeal; but that circumstance does
not make pirates Of Commander
,Thierichsen and his subordinates on
I the Prinz Eitel Friedrich. The Ger
man Government is responsible for
Sthe sinking OF the ship by order OF
one Of its duly Commissioned naval
officers; and there Is not the reno,
test probability that the German
Government is seeking or will seek
to eyade its full responsibility.
Nor is there any sense In the talk
about proceeding to obtain repara-
tton by libelling the Prinz Eitel
Friedrich now that she is within the
jurisdiction Of the American courts.
An attempt to subject this warship
to civil process would come to a
speedy and humiliating end at the
hands Of our own jurists. IL
Once again, there Ia no merit In
the claim said to have been advanc-
ed by one Of the owners OF the Frye,
namely, that when the Government
War Fisk Bureau insured the vessel
1t placed the Governments official
seal not contraband cargo on the
charter for the cruise ON which the
vessel was about to embark" This
Is a mistaken view of tho force Of
. the insurance policy. AS we pointed
out yesterday, the fact OF insurance
by our Government has a direct and
important relation to the case, but
not exactly In the manner which Mr..
. SeWall seems to take for granted.
The acceptance of the war risk on
the Frye by the United States Gov
eminent did not In any way guar
antee In advance the non-contraband
character Of the cargo or render the
vessel immune to search and seizure
by visiting bel}igerents. That insur
ance Is conditional upon the non
contraband character Of the cargo.
not daterminatiye of such character.
If the wheat should turn out to have
been intended for military or Gov
eminent use and properly to be re-
garded az conditional contraband
then the policy would be void; that
Is all. In deciding whether 5, to pay
or not TO pay the loss, therefore, the
united States will have to pass up
on the same question which would
have come before Il prize court In
the case OF the capture OF the Frye
SbE,,tho Prins Eitel Friearioh. \. ;%
1t Is not necessary that national
oitteTness or patriotic indignation
snoutu ehter INTO this case; much
sess ,t tnas , Snere snoulo ne DEMANDS
\ Lor, tes soiut!on ny extraordlnary
nlerhocs. ~ thlngs considered' II
! SttAkes US tnat tne person most 70
10 coni IN IS the gailant Cap
.n o. Inc dernlan auSlllary cruiser;
aro s1tsus Wnu ,S, i ~. ,i auau.les
aI ste tus al!Ne Wy ms prlsoners
" s sAstu; ~ ;et 1e pnoIos.aphs OF ms conn-
sena1, o 20, aa rs sasieu saaian. race ioI
ina came an, to grief only through
CopClOn OF lnCeFNatlOnAl9 law ana
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1915-03-27
ARTICLE 48.

as" a neutral vessel which has been
captured may not be destroyed by
the captori she must be taken into
such port as is proper for the deter
mination there OF ell questions con-
5cerntng the validity OF the capture.