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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
Sob BON @m. !. settmatu,

PIN Doriaeit Somersto9. ben Is.
OtnrS, I'M 8 llbr 40 Milutten. 9eadl.
nittags, itnrb IN ieiler @obannls oil
Der ipeItlid,elt gierten Strn6e, Ism.
s. 2ettmallli. inn gllter bon Ga Sab.
relL 2 Mornten utrb Is 5ogen.
Serr Sttluann mar ieit ben leb.
ten 2 Sabren Ieibeiro, body ertrlB er
paDre,lo 6ieier lansen 3eit icin Sci.
oen init GROCER @eo,db itltb Sig
ing, bab Der 600 iulr cine @riide,
einen llebergang IN oas etpigc 2eben
hil6et.
Serr 9ettmnnn ipuroe nj 9eutid,.
lnuo aeboreit lmb fam ais flehtes
ainb mil Ieinen gltern 6ierber, mel.
dc iid IN Neip Sopen unliebelten.
Spdter soe Die Samilic nod 9rate.
mo- Serr Settrilalu empor iuildys.
SSnn Sabre 1878 ber6eirat0ete er iid)
init SRI. atnta 9efer, bon Charlotte
lporalti iid ous jltn9e &oor olrf einer
Snrm, in Der 9fGbe BON 9rate, iue.
herlieB 9ieier Gbc elltIproBien G
&in6er. 3 atidhcn lnpo 3 WtGbhGn.
&or lnMeiabr % Sabren 5oa 0ic
0anIilie bierber, lnd) SernronrL lut
-
Serr Settrtain piele Sabrc binblrd
i'll Der Stone Sill @inc 60 mi
eonn iptiter ili ser Shrtbfobrit be
idNfti9t mar.
Ter &erltorlPne mar ipaDrenb lei
ne& gon5cn SchenS eill ritbi8er, oil
| iprlld)Ioier Monn lulb ein ileibigc
9Irbcitrr. gr ipor Elm Wtitglieo ne
GpoNl. Stride, eiu liebepoller I'M
| iprgiunter @attc luo Batter ullb eli
gutter @itr9er, Gr binterI1bt ieill
@nttin lno ieine Sodter Sanrc
Srm, @n. Strecfer imo. 1roll 8ref
Saas, bon Sermonn, ioluic bi
Sobnc, Sehtrid'. Sermnmu lrpo Stt
bpr ct. Svl;s%. sSerncr ned
GnfcI. ieine Sd,ipeiter i5rau @rono
iutb ieinen 9nI6er, Serinnm Ger
| morn, bon HoiebnS.
Gie @eerbiging erfolgte om let
ten Sonntog gtadnpittng, mter Sei
tl,n9 ser Sernronn 6aleriuebr ocre
oftipeS 0fit0licb ser @eMtOrbcn
iett uielen asabren gelucier mar, I'M
bic 9eiieBung farb, unter snblreide
9etbeilialmg bon Sei6trmenoen, nl
>m it1Stildcn ;Srienboie itntt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26

10 SaB or fiir iein 2eben Sit iiird)ten
begann. Die beioen Snitbs ent'
fernten itdt irid)t, ionoern trieben
ii6 alti3erbolb Der 8irtbidoft I'M.
ber.
Gogelfang apollte lid) not BEN
o6epen Stodtperf bese6en lun ii9 snl
9tirbe SIT beeeben; itnr bies 5it tbun
mitBte er Die 8irtbidait burd Die
Sinteptbiire perIaiien llno cine Srepi
pc binnlifitei9ep. od iidJ iein 3iilnter
iiher Der @irtbidaft beftlrbet; ieulen
&epoIper nimnrt er itets ntit nad
iehrem 3inmner. tpenn er Die 8irb.
ifait IdllieBt. stIs er Die Sinter.
tbiire Der @irtbdaft oiinete. mari
Ifib itn Elm Mam e,tgegcn mo
8oaeliang ipiFbte Dob es elmer Der
beiben Smitbs tpar, peld,c iein sc.
ben bebrcbt batten. unb er id,oB oen
slngreifer baber nie0er
gfadl fitr5er 9erotblm9 gGb Die
Surp einen @abriprildj al, oaB 30
Ieelialg in SelbitbertbciHiaunG ge'
banoelt babe.
Sie Seilnatb Der beiNeG Smttba
lit aanias Gitp; Der iiiiMere, peldN
erifoiier ipiroe, mar 19 Sabre olt
Ilnlo iein 9rioer lit 23 Sabre alt
&o6ert gpgeIiang bat in @nston'
Iaoe itets cine iebr orbcntlide nm
lritbige Sd'npfipirtbidloit betrieber,
mos BORT. inFoIoe Scr idlhrcideiI
Sremorn i,n6 8nrd5iigler nIicf
aloiien, feine leid,te slnfaohe III;
les bcourf elmer feiten, eiierlen SoitN.
goaeIiollq erfrent iidJ Ser Sofodt.
Iing iGrunttlifer 9iirqer non @os'
Icoraoc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
Sabrgans SO

Die 6entid,er 5pltppen, ipeld)e
hep aus 0ferrlel pertriebelren riilii'
id,en NiorSbreiuiern nadiesten, bo'
ben BEL 8olenseir 500 berieIben &C.
ianaen unb brei aanonen uno cine
gllBabl @aidJinenseipebre erbelitet,
ionic aud piel Ri1ropieb into Bppoe
,pelde bic sf1ltber nlitgeuonalren bot'
ten, ibnen ,uieber abgeiagt.
gepr6ipeItlidb BON SItrplenfd ipur.
oen mebrere r,liiifd,e glngriffe dbge.
ldlaaeit, nobel Die 9eiitiden $500
RitIIen uno 90 Siii5ire geian9en
nafniten.
slrrf oem lpeltliden arie9sid]ail'
plate finben ipeitlidy Der @taas MIR
slrtilIeriefainpfe itatt, ipabrenh in
hen @oISnngem pon 2eprete nno
norboItlid BON 8aooiDiller in oen
goaeien bl,ltige @eiebte itattfinoen.
Srot Ser init groben Sapferfeit al,s-
aefiibrten sllleriffe Der iSralt5olen,
maBten bieielben bod San frdIti9ell
Nrtillerieieuer Ser 9eutiden iibcroll
ireihen.
Ss,l Dem &anlpie bel Nel,uc ebd'
peae Der pont TO- bis 8lut II. Wt0r5
uiitbete mo BEL Dem ole GnglNnocr
idaperert1nlpite gortfeile errall9elt,
rerlcren ole GeiltIhen 5000 9fann an
Sobten uno SerDlnloeten Den
Sie9 6en ole @itgltinSer erfodten,
hoben iie dber tberer erfalTt, oa
Seren @eduite an Gooten mo Ser.
ipuroeten olli 692 Sfii5iere ino 49,
600 Mmnr geif,dtt miro.
eta6 nebr oils ledsSlllonatlid,er We
lugcruug mubte Die oitermidiMe
Saruiion DER aali5iiden 6eltlntg
@rsenlpsl ON Wontag iid) oett rillli'
ifen 9elaserern iibergeber5 woollrd
10000 golSaten init Sifi5ieren ~
CSeiangenen gentodJt puroen. Raa,
ael an 2ebensrnitteln mo @alnltron
in SSolge Der itrengcn 9eln9criut9
fiibrte ole llebergabe herbei Die
itrategiihe 8eoei,tiing Der Seltlllta
itt6 oas 6rci,perben Der 10000 9e
lagerungsntairrtidaft no6t bieie lie
bersabe gu einem groben &ortbell
iiir bie &uiien. 9o ober ole blter'
reid)iide slrlneeleitlmg oiclc ileber'
aabc Ido, ldngere 3eit in getrod)i
5ieben nm.Bte, 10 lpirb oteielbe iuenlg
sSirf,,ns aui Die na6itfolsenoen Sp'
erationep baben. Sie &uiien nteloer
Sic ii6er ,nlslaisblid)e @ebauptuns.
SaB tbnen 10000 Seitcrreider unS
lneebea,re Wereen @eidilte NM
Oeunition nit Yr5en1psl III Die Snit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
sininrr Iilenrnatismns hcilbar.

Hhemnatismls lit Elm 2eioen, bas
itt burcb SdnrerSen in 0en @eler.
ZEN uro Musfeln erfcnncn ldBt.
Gie gelp0bnliden 8ornien iinb: afit-
ter llno drofiider R6emnntismlis.
rbelunatiides aopiipeb. Seiatir &bcils
motialuls ,nto 9enoetapeb Sn allcr
ssGIlen lit init eincln Eminent 81 bel
fen. 5loati'S Ointment. 5tpei ooer
orei @fal I'M Soge oarailfgetropielt
gie6t icfortige 9inSerimg SIT glt
fin rbeunlatifde 5dnrer3et. ha es
an ste @ur5eI gebt inso oie Shner.
sen flint ~eaoar's Ointment 1T
aalts gsebisin." Colt ieet cine 25c.
ssIoIde uno boItet's fiir ben 8nfaG
i'm Saiffe. 3(Mob
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
9aad)ridtcn uum arifgsidanplabe.

&c sefallen ieien.
9ei BEN @erilldy Der itartiten
SIotte aller 3eiten, Die 9apoanelleil.
9nrdfabrt 5li forcieren, iollen Die
Sdifp Der allliirten nift weni8er
oils $50. 100000 Sranes lpertb @lrni.
tion peridoffeu baben. nit Dem &e'
iultat, oab iie elm balbes 9nseno
&riegsidifie iino mewere fleinere
Snbr3ellse eirtbiiBterL obne tbre
Stellrng ar perbeiiern.
gsad, ei,lein pom brittifen @ia'
rineamt airsgeeebencn 8eridJt ipitr-
-aen felt 8esi1n bes Srieges Surd)
tel,tjdc 5audyboote 96 Salroels'
Idiffe unS AZ Siiderboote 5eritort.
lleber Ole 5erit0rten britiiden ariegs'
idiffe miro nidts geneloet. gtadj
Seutifen 9lngoben iollen allein 124
engliite Sonbelsihiffe 5erltort NOR
reip iein.
geit einigcn Saaen berridlt wic
es beiBt, 5ipiidlen Staiien inr>
Seiterreidj cine gcipanntc Stint'
mrntg. Stalien Derlan9t, oaB &C
iuiiles @ebiet om abriatiiden Meel
an lie abgetretett lueroe. glilh ipif
Stolien cine Strefe Sapoes ent
lang Ser SfipeiS fabcn. Die 9eilt
Iten nnb SeIterreider, Die iiG il
StaIien ailfbalten, iinS olligeforSer
tporoen, Sas 2ano 3u berlalieir
Gin nit Sleiidy lnpo gier bella
Seinr boll1nbiider 0mtpier ipltro'
bon Sen 9eiitidlen 9eiangen ge
nontnlen. Die Sffisiere mto II
belgiife Gdiagiere iuuroen feltge
baIten. Die 9abilng apar fiir gIa
lm,6 beitinnrt.
Die 9entihen baben Den &niiel
Sie erobertc Seeitobt @e,nel tpieber
entriIieH.
| Ger engdiide 9antpier uGororh
ilpllrSe bon eirem oclltidRn SaiaiJ
boot in Die 5iefe geimiSt. elud
ipurbe ser 9anrpfer oGoirtorr" pol
einen beutid,en Saudbpot pernid)tet
sm Sonittag baben 5luei 3cppe
line Baris beiild,t ,nto II @olnbel
fallen lafiell. tpeld)e groBGt Sd)a
hen anridteten lino mcbrerc Ser
ionen to6teten,
Die v9oiIp stelps" IN 9o1tool
iingt Elm 8lagelieS iiber bie GROCER
@erInite oes britiiden 5liegerforp.
ilno meloet, oaB lett Dem 9eginl
oes arieges bon bcn 9eutiden III
crgliide slepoplmte berabgeIdoiiel
iunroen. 9abei tpurben 72 engliid'
sslieger getobtet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26
Sin Saifcr init idlparser eebrr.

Die 2eber lit Elm glntrcitiaer.
8uroe friiber mai ols Sit Ser
2eioenfdaiten eradtet. Gas eIelro
BEL uielen 2eiiten lit. 6oi, oie aeber
birrd) iinreines 8fnt idhpor5 miro,
8Hiolitdte, aopfpeb. gdApiroeI itnb
geritppfiing beruriod)t. Dr. Sings
geesp aife giIIs reirigen Die 2eber
iin6 aeben reises 9eben. 26c bei
Gnrrn apofbeter 3(st0p.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-03-26

Sabt ibr geiIigelto 5euer8er'
iidernig aitf enper @obiatita lnS
ol,f enrem Sallssrrat62 gefIer labt
eids oon mir nod cine goIise olts-
frrtMcr g g glitter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10
AMERICANS TO GET
GERMAN SUPPLIES

WASHINGTON. April s.-American
merchants and importers have been
invited r0 send In for submission 20
The British embassy proofs that goods
purchased Do Germany aad now in
transit 0r awaiting shipment were
paid f.- before March j. Assurances
have been given hy the British en-
na-sy that IN the production Of such
PROOF goods VIII not Doe lterfcrCd
with uy tine allied wdrslir-.
Robert !. Rose and William b.
tleumar. foreign trade advisers of
tle department. are handling this
business. They are acting unoffici-
aily, since they cannot commit the
-1Fsrnmsnt 90 any recognition Of the
legality % the Brtish blockade order
in council but their Informal Coz
operation has been accepted by the
embassy officials
10 is understood that vast quantities
OF merchandise. including the dye-
stlffs. for lack OF which American
textile factories are on the verge OF
shutting down. viii be released for
shipment as soon as the proofs OF
their purchase before March / are
submitted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10
MADE FORTUNE IN
HAMBURGER JOINT
Started Selling Sandwiches
When He Was Broke.
Is Rich Now.


HltNl4l 70 ALe Ncf41
OILTpN. Okla. April s-E. ".
Baker. owner OF restaurant iu oil
ton. has let the contract for a bgIld-
ing on two 500 lots that he has lust
purchased. one thousand other resi-
dents of Oil.on have done the same
thing re- emily. but Bakers case is one
of unusual interest. for when he ar
rived just eight weeks ago. he had
but thirty cents left after paving his
ferr-age over the Cinarr0n. river. That
thirty cents might get him a bed for
the night. at least % would get him
something 90 eat He was undeter-
mined Just how 90 spend g.. and it was
causing him as much worry as though
u was thirty dollars or thirty thou
sand dollars that be had In his pocket
instead
on his way into the town of then
but few h0usts-he was walking-he
kicked mp a piece Of old canvas. Il
was his opportunity and he grasped
H. With the canvas under his arm.
his head high and his step Quick
Baker stopped only when he had
reached the townsite office. lie hus-
tied two stakes and a blackjack pole
stretched the canvas over them and
tied 10 20 small stakes at the sides. He
was starting the first Hamburger
The thirty cents Baker spent for
hamburger meat. He put up a strong
talk at q grocery and got two loaves
~ bread. some butter and a pound Of
coffee lie borrowed a coffeepot and
he was ready for business. His first
evenings sales brought him big
profits on his investment and the next
day he did business on a cash basis
Within a few days ne had sold a half
interest for fifty dollars and Invested
the money in the business. The next
day some man bought the lot. on
which he was squatting. and ne was
forced 10 move. Later he took in "a /
third partner and the three Of them
split $50 a week ,n profits. Within /
two weeks he had a small building up |
Not long afterward he sold the entire |
business at a handsome profit and |
went into business on a larger scale /
and In a much larger building. TODAY |
he hss his business, two lots a build |
ing going up and a bank account
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10
ONE MAN CAN HOLD
ONLY SINGLE TRACT
Law Regulating school Land Purchase
Does Not Permit of Other Pref
erCnCc Rights for Pcnncr.


Special 70 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. April e.-An
opinion given the state school land
commission from the attorney-gen
erals office. written by r. +. Wood.
touches upon an important question
relative 20 the purchase or transfer OF
preference rights TO land. Fred Pen
ner. who now holds a lease. desired
TO purchase the preference rights Of
another. Under the law regulating
the purchase Of college school lands.
one person can only secure one tract.
The opinion Of the attorney-generars
office holds that in the lands classi.
fled as college school lands he can
not become the owner Of the other
preference right
on this point the opinion reads:
1T may be personally coutended
that Penner is eligible to become the
preference right lessee on the land bv
purchase and transfer from Mr.
kerns. as there is no law or rule OF
the school land office prohibiting N
Also. that becoming such lessee he Is
a beneficiary OF the laws granting and
guaranteeing preference right of pur-
chase. But. for this office to sanction
such a view would be discovering n
means Of evasion, rather than carry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10
STATE CAPITAL NEWS
ARCHITECT FOR NEW
CAPITOL SELECTED
Governor Meets With Cap
itol Commission and Ad-
yisory Committee.


-pect 70 Tie world.
OKLAHOMA CITY. April e-Puhli'
cation viii probably be begun next
week askng for bids on the general
construction contract Uf the capitol
building, according 20 plans Of the
capitol commission and the advisory
committee, recently appointed uy Gov
eruOT Williams. as a result Il meet
Ing Of the two bodies which has just
closed. Several days were spent con-
sdering the whole proposition and
policies and plans were considered
from every angle.
The advertisements will probably
run for forty-fiye days and following
that the commission and the advisory
committee viii take some time in
fully considering the bids, from which
the best must be selected
II was decided 20 employ the firm
0f Layton q smith, architects. as su-
pervisine architects for the construc-
ton Of the building, but this does not
preclude the employment Of a super
intendont Of construction, as the two
positions are different Layton a
Smith drew the plans for the building
and it was considered they could better
supervise the construction OF the
building as per their plans, than any
one else. r. Z. Boyd, who has simply
been experimenting the construction
so FAR. may he retained I'm that ca
paCity.
Fifteen days following the final let
ting II the general contract. the law
provides that the capitol commission
may be reduced TO a per diem basis
and called 10 meet NJ the will Of the
governor. who will he eN-otiicio chair
man Of the commission
Steps will be taken at once to ascer-
tain how much additional land will
be needed adjacent 10 the capitol
grounds. and proper plans made for
the ground. The work Of
completing the concrete framework
which has been begun before the gem
eral contractor takes charge were also !
discussed 10y the commission and the 1
All meetings were at |
tended by Governor williams. and I'm /
the considera Ton Of plans members /
Of both bodies were harmonious
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10
BACK FROM THF FIRING LINE
Tr, AID TO- ,he Wounded


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10

ing ont the real intention OF the law.
and its functions cannot be so ex-
tended.
We believe that while Mr.. Penner
maintains his present contract with
the state he is disqualified to hold
preference right lease on said tract Of
land. or purchase said tract either as
lessee or bidder"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10
IT Is QUIET AT QUERETARo.
Claim obrcgon Troops Fan 90 Check
villa Lines.

FL PAsO. April e.-There has been
no decisive action in the battle near
Qucretaro. according 10 statement
issued tonight ~ Colonel Thomas
ornelas the military commander at
Juarez. Colonel Ornelas said that he
had received advices 10 that effect
from General villa. IN which Il was
declared that the Obregon troops Rad
failed In an attempt 20 break through
the Villa lines. and that all was going
well with the villa forces
This report was given out officially.
However. no telegram from General
Villa was displayed here.
Villa was said 10 be located al
Celsya. in eastern Guiana juato state
Obregon was reported at Apazo.
short distance 20 the east on the main
railroad line To Queretsro City.
Colonel Juan y. Medina, mayor OF
Juarez. has been arrested by the
Ornelas troops OF the border town and
sent a prisoner TO Chihuahua City.
Tho charge against Medina was not
announced.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10

LEAVES 4 CHILDREN
Post Mortem Examination
Confirms Original Re
port Of Tragedy.

49, S Brown. for two years al cm-
I--te ~ The Tulsa water Gera--merL
4s f--rl dead e. 8 O'Clock last . sl-.
-llr- a- -1- concrete floor ~ one uf
{ tle pump houses about three miles
west gf The city. His body was Dlra
very close 90 some power wires Har-
it--- current ~ $500 volts and IL i-
I t-a general belief that 1e was arli-
---'y e--l.Tge-rel. hut post
d. EisM medical examination shows
r." rl-r-uars that he met his death
lL that way
br9Wl with r.s wife and four chill
C-r-. lived il - cottage near The TlLs1
a terwCr-s plant. Ee -s g years CID.
Ut according % authorities II the
walter depart Et. -t leaves his taL-
--y j. almost destitute circumstances
Al me time ~ las death DE VAS in
s. s-a-l-z distance bun not -1 hearing.
~ one cf the other n-lrEUeI. he had
come o-t ot The p-mulClse and sig
l---1 20 MS upznlCL o. turn tine
current on from another potr- HIS
relptr Old This and Thomas returned
% tie p1mEh0use. When his COM
Tauion reached the vel @ few min
Ltes later he was lying dead on the
LDor, ms neck across a water pipe
sFeral inches above The floor, il is
said
The body was taken o. STANLEY &
McCune's Undertaking parlors. where
q post m1rt=m examination was held
by Or. H. y. Irgan The body was
not SCARED or burned as one might
Judge would result from contact with
high voltage wires. An examination
of the meek did not show that the
FerieDra had been broken or disIo-
Gated. The conclusion OF the doctor
was that death Tas caused ty electric
shock which might have reer slFC.-
entity strong % stop heart action with
cot leaving any marks on the body
Ihe date and place for tho inquest
have not been named
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10
To Tcst Power OF JUDGES.

WASHINGTON. April e.-Thi do-
partms nj Of justice is planning 10 tes,
its views that federal judges have no
warrant for suspending sentences of
criminals or falling 20 order commit
ments after convictions Department
officials are watching closely The
progress of several cases in which they
expect Judges 10 suspend sentence or
fail 10 commit and they intend. when
the time comes. to seek in the supreme
court or the proper circuit court OF
appeals a mandamus TO compel en-
foTcement Of sentence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10
COTTON BALES ARE
BIGGER THIS YEAR

NEW ORLEANS. April g.-The
weight ~ -t..tEsI3 bales Of cotton
er1-a1 a- er-r1r-s and across the
a- rrL ohio and Potomac rivers
overland -r American manufacturer
outside t-e cotton be-- during the
e-z-- months ending March CD aver
AGED 5--f pounds per taIe. as
against 5-1s5 pounds during the
same period last year. according o.
statistics made public here today fv
b y. Hester secretary q the New
Orleans cotton exchange. Avera ges by
states were.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10
BRITISH cArTuRE GERMAN MAIL
Mail 4. Confi-catcd Like All Otlcr
German Property.

BASEL. ~witz rland April s.-.Nla
Paris 5E5 B.. m British and French.
cruisers according 90 adylces re-
r..vfd here. have taken from Italian
mail steamers 1900 bags of German
mail addressed abroad and contain
ing letters postcards money. checks
and small packages
Bags owning from abroad intended
FOR Germany viii be treated in the
same way and confiscsted. British
uarships recently captured on a Nor
wegian vessel confidential letters for
warded hy Dr Won Bethmann-H -Holl-
veg. the German imperial chancellor
To Count Won BernstOrff. the Ger
man ambassador to the United
States.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10
IMPEACHMENT COURT
is HOMEWARD BOUND
Special to The World

OKLAHOMA CITY, April s.-The
senate court Of Impeachment adj
Journed sine die at high noon TODAY
ana members Of the court will leave
during the day for their homes. a few
remaining over until tomorrow. Com
pIe'loh or the journal Of the two
cases tried by the court will be len
under the supervision Of the presi-
dent pro TEN Of the senate. l.. l.
Mitchell and Joe Morris. secretary of
the senate. All claims must be ap-
proved by Chief Justice Kane OF the
supreme court, presiding officer Of
the court.
A transcript OF the evidence in the
Watson case will not be made. II had
oeen proposed to print the evidence
IN the journal but finally IL was de-
cided not TO do SO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10
ADDRESS PROVED A FAKE.
, The Paper on kuepferle's Person Di-
rcc1cd Inquiries 60 Vacant Lot.

LONDON. April $3.50 %. ny
man giving the name o. Kuepferle.
arrested here on charge OF having
sent military information 10 Germany.
was found tonight to have ir his pos
session 0f an American passport. This
passport gives kuepferlc's address as
1864 DekalD avenue. Brooklyn.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-10

NEW YORK. April s-Inquiry in
the vicinity q Brooklyn indicated by
the address on Kuepferle's passport
failed 20 bring out any information
concerning him. The number gwen
Is vacant lot