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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18
Badge Of Sanity.

The badge Of sanity il the ability to
cooperate with other people; and the
more people you can work with. and
for. the bigger and better you are
We have passed through the savage
stage, the stone. the competitive. and
now we are passing into the co-opera-
tive. We will not be here so very
long. anyway. and soon Death, the kind
old nurse. will come and rock US to
sieep-and we had better help one an
other while we may.-Elbert Hubbard.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18
The1Professions

Chiropractor
DR, J. Q. SCARBOROUGH,
Lady In Attendance
nvches Building Between Park
a Auditorium.
OFFICE HOURS.
!. II 80 a. m. l:30 to 5 p. m.
700. to 500 p. m.
..,r,tation and Examination Free.
Residence Phone 240 Black
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18
Guard Your FRIENDSHIPS.

A friend whom you have been gain
Ing during your whole life. you ought
not to Be displeased with In mo-
msnt A stone II many years becom-
Ing . ruby. Take care that you do
not destroy It In an instant against
anothsr stene.-Saadi.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18
Would Not Think q Defoae

A. to being prepared for defeat.
certainly am not Any man who 10
prepared for defeat would be half
defeated before he commenced. Ihope
for success. shall do all In my power
to secure 1t. and trust to God for the
rest-Admiral Farragut.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18
To Wash Windows

=. wash windows quickly: IT,
80. adm. dipped In warm vsss'
:. -s.h windows. Then wiring NE
s.us chamois skin dry Is p ,.
- .f,.r wipins the window asa
- IN have q finely polished 60
C~s..t he use Of namsr0as s''sAs "
- ~ work
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18
Careless Omission Costly.

A ~monkey-wrench" mechanic Will
sftsu omit placing cotter pins or re-
tanning wires in the crown nuts in the
motor transmission case or differential
housing. Should ono of these nuts
shake on II will more than likely get
into the gear mesh and break up the
whole mechanism.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18
v.Iue Of Education.

de value of an education" said ut
lie Eben, is de same as dat OF a ~
ror It depends on what you takes .
action 10 90 wit 1t.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18
Daily Thought

You get entertainment pretty much
In proportion as you give. And here
Ii one reason of dozen why the world
Ii dull to dull persc stevenson
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18
". 1. HEATH, D. G.
HIGH D. VIA. D. G.

n,.tors Of Chiropratic. Over Post
n. Hours 3 to II. .. N. and 3.
and Z to 8 p. n.
n,.duates and Ex-Faculty mem
J. of the Palmer School Of
[,,.pratic. Consultation and
La, analysis free 1t ONCE.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18
Aae Flint Book.

"Youf novel win be bound n
cloth, Of course" announced TIE
pompous publisher. "Oh, how Noel
exclaimed the Eirlish author. And
nay select the clothf choose pink
GhiROn.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18

pr. H. MERCER RICHARDS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
be: Rooms s and 6. Ellistop Bios
Lakeland, Florida
nes: Once 378: Resid. 301 Blu
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18

N ~ of6oronea
4 I'm man b b difncultias nup ~
Ut . thin woman can reconstrust ~
oguFo to suit-Exchango.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18
FRANK II. THOMPSON
NOTARY PUBLIC

DICKSON 6ulo1n&
NICE phone 400. Res. BIZ REQ
pal attention to drafting iessi
Dapers.
arriase licenses and abstracts
euYnishod
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18

1. HERMAN WATSON, II. D.
1organ-Groover Bldg.
phones: once 361; Res. lis REQ
Lakeland, Norids
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18

.,depce phone. 27S Black.
bee phone. 27S Blue.
DR.. SARAH b. WHEELER
OSTE0PATE
hmm Annex. Door South OF Firs'
National Bank
Lakeland, Florida
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18

Ia n IL, D. kENDENHALL
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
auite 212-215 Drane Building
Lakeland, Fla.
A,.ohate Land Examinations ana
I'M Designs Earthwork Specialists,
rveys.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18
DR.. RICHARD LETTERS
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Rooms "a, Skipper Building
-. Over Po0tomce .......

". 8. PRESTON, LAWYER
be Upstairs East Of Court HouT
BARLOW, FLA,
Pnination of Titles and Rea, ~
tate Law Q Speciality
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-03-18

These lands do not need draining other than {
to Okeechobee on the new division Of the FL
yourseH just what these lands ars. Note that {
journey from Jacksonville.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-11
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
LOOK YOUNG! BRING BACH ITS
NATURAL COLOR, GLOSS AND
THICKNESS

Common garden sage brewed int" q
heavy tea with sulphur and alcOhoI
added, VIII turn gray .streake0 ar3
faded hair beautifully dark and luN
lriant, remove every biz OF dandrun.
stoy scalp itching and falling hair
Iust a few applications will prove a
revelation If your haiy is fading, gray
or dry. scraggly and thin. Mixing Sh'
Sage Tea and sulphur recipe al homo
though, is troublesome. An easier
way is 20 get the Eeady-to.use tonic.
costing about so cents "a large bot'l"
az drug stores, known ~ "WyetL'
Sage and sulphur Compound" thus
avoiding a LOT OF muss.
While wispy, gray, faded hair is not
sinful, W" all desire to retain oar
youthful appearance and attractiyenes~
BY darkening your hair with Wyeth'7
Sage and sulphur, no one can tell, he
cause II does so naturally. so evenly
You just dampon a sponge or SotJ
brush with II and draw this through
your hair. taking n small strand ~
a time; by morning all gray haIE-
have disappeared. and. after another
application or two, your hair becomes
beautifully dark. glossy, soft and IuA"
uriant ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-11
mi
GRECTAN BEAUTY
WHAT IT MEANS

Many thousands Of women are
now.a-dnys paying attention Ia phys
ical culture ana III" proper exercise"
AT their body muscles. Wh'r" lhiitS
years ago az fifty years a.n Their"
was no Thought expended an this
science. which is quit" necessary 4"
physical beauty. III" reason the
Greeks. both men and II" "N-
relied in beautiful and symmetrical
forms was because at tn" attention
they paid To tn" prupcr "N"tcls"
Then, too, they Wr"r untramincI'd
by Coiscts. shoes and III" ln'"hN"n-
ioucoS If clothing. To til" minds 81
some women tn" idea Of physical
cXcrcis" conveys only ~" idea Of
hard fatieuing work. Mild "Ncrcis"
continued day after day ~ best for
the body and Spirits and health.
without proper exercise Their" can II"
no health. and without health there
can he no real beauty.
Their" Is M stronger proof at III"
sound remedial Valu" ~ hr. Pierce"
Favoritc Prescription than that II
restores IN" wasted form tn us
wontod roundnoss.
The mighty restorative power "f
nr. iicrCc'H faVoii'" Prescription
speedily causes all womnnly troubles
10 disappear compclS tn" organs "a
properly perform their natural funr-
tions, corrccts dispiarCm"nta, over
comes Irregularities. removes pain
and misery AZ certain times and
brings back health and strength a.
nervous. irritable and exhausted wo-
men.
1t is II wonderful prescription pre-
pared only from Natures roots with
|glyccriuc. with no alcohol {" falsely
stimulate. II hanishcS pain. head
ache, hackachr. low spirits. hot
flashes. dragging down sensations,
worry and siccrl"ssnoss surely and
without loss Of tim"
Sick womcu AZ" invited To consult
Or. Pierce. hy letter. free. Address
pr. Pierce. luvaiids' Hospital Hotel.
buffalo. y. ). ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-11
Divorce Gins From
Cotton Seed Mills

iature Representative DnraNt was de-
lea;cd. although h" oN"r'.s'd every
Parliamentary track and d'|i"" ~ ms
repertoire IN Il Vnin effort To 'llh'T
XIII the hlII n p"stIS'r" action upon ~
Represent t'iyCA Tom 4. Wt!di'p "'
shawnee. Kelly brown az ATdm"i"
ana l.. II. Ahncy IL 'iarS!n county
were the youthful m'mh,T. WI"
Clampioucd ia" h,il. They were.
laCkUd az course hS IL" ip'P ana
head worii "c such tNp'GI"no'd i't'"'
lators as REPRESENTATIVES. H.. T.. tl".'b
of M.Lutu and Amos Ewing ~ l.,Hhn
county. Representative l."in%. wh"'"
name appears upon ~" hII'. lh'T"'
ducCd tbs measure cary III VA" S'F
sion. 4 powerful lobby against Vh"
bill has been maIn'i'h"d ~ thit ~.
Us N" r%"ft"us''d interests ~ va"
b.lI was kept IN III" ht'hTr"''Hi u''lI
yesterday, when representative" Wa'd-
Yep succeeded ia having II mad" Il
special order e tIsin, ~ tel i" '"i"'R
Wednesday forenoon.
lsuhbiug Farmers.
9TH" ru,tursaud isust has robbed
TIE farmers At TINS stat" ni millions
of dollars" declared l:rur"a'ntItN"
ValdIcp IN olusiu. the l'hai" an 'h'
iii. Vie answered llinnt'" argument
rs V"'Htin! 20 III" tact that I'Ii ~
himself v.ia auth"I uf u hiI I" VI
wore" Pine tines from the production
of oil lnd show I'll" iu'"H'i"'"i'' al
the argument advanced 10y I'll" speaker
IrI tenn.
"It II viii inju'" business &" divorce"
]Ctttunscrl oil mills from the owner
ship az ..us." ASKED NhIri'I. "w'!l II
not also destroy business I" di''I'"
pip" lines from production
Representative Kelly Brown de-
tlarcd tnal IA" hiil would break ~ a
MONOPOLY that ha, kept III" price III
cotton down hut at III" an Ou"
would inIur" II" losi'lma'" business
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-11
WONDERFUL
HOW RESINOL
STOPS ITCHING

70 those VII" have endured for
y,,rs IN" itching t"imoniS "i eczema
ar other such Subscriptions. ~" REACT
that ~" FIRST IL" 81 I;'s'r"l ninl"r''t
and l:,,iu"i soap gives H. rcrfr.'il III.
credible. After al III" suffering they
have endured and al the useless
tr,utmonts they spent good money for.
they oanno; believe that aulthinr -
simple. mild and incNi'rsI'" 'an stop
the itching and burning INSTANTLY
And they iIui u si.ll more wonderful
that III" Improvement IL permanent
and that iI,siu"l I"illy drives away
the eruption completely ~ II N'rS short
time. Perhaps there / i pleasant sri-
pris" Ike TIM, - ,''G" Tor N"I. l;''irul
ointment ANA lt'"irul SOAP al" so'i
Is al druggists For TRIAL ir"". wri'"
to Dept. ii.!;. i.''inol, Baltimore.
NI.--AdY.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-11

LONDON. March l0.-N:l5 p. ny
a dispatch from Rotterdam 90 I:eu-
ier's Telegram company says:
Until particulars ~ the proOossd
naval measures az sspr!sal ny Great
Britain and Franc" against Germany
are made known. the British govern
ment. according To an announcement
today in Rotterdam. has agreed 10 per.
NIT the vessels. which on the date OF
me publication of the reprisais had on
board ar were loading German goods,
I" proceed to their destination with.
out being held up. Dutch vessels CON.
s~equcntiy are accepting goods which
have been exported from Germany,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-11

McConister, IN spite oS She Sacs Shat
The latter claims 90 be- armed ~ltA
much evidence against the
ton COmmiss!n1.
Kopresentatiye Tom FISHERMAN,
Republican Gloor header, succee1eu VA
putting 9he majority ON record TO-DAY
wheu he moved that the McCoINster
resolution be referred 10 the standlns
investigating committee, az when
ReprGsentatiye Goodwin ~ Chairman
Representative Durant took Vhe
floor and IA "a fiery speech appealed
10 Shc house % head OF any lnNes'I-
satiOn az these two men.
"This motion ffom The min
GRITTY side Of the house, shouted Du-
rant, 'and ought not 70 be conSid'
cred BY YOU Democrats, There Is ma
evidence against Hhc members OK TINS
commission excepting Anonymous Itt"
ters and kilograms"
What He Forgot?
lie made no mention of The fact thar
the resolution that caused tn" inNestis
cation and subsequent impeachment
of Insurance Commissioner Nelch
also came from the minority side Of
the house and that the Watson in
vestigation would never have been
hy,,gh, .hnut ba1 NOT Nh, minority
i"oa',s ,br,,t.rea 70 force the issue
;sYh. Dsmocrat did no, act.
" c"rarnnr WiIHaus In Ma frantic
.r,nr,a ~ .,ific The impendiug probe
Of Love and Henshaw. used the argu-
ment that If these two members Of the
commission were To- be d~'scfedIte" ~
would ruin the states ease IN the two
cent rare Htisatioh' aS "des''s' i-",c
and iiesnhaw have secured pTac''ca!iy
all of the states evidence III inns
matter
AZ Il Democratic caucus 'asE ".%N
plans We're formulated 1"r Killing ,hc
Mctollister resolution ana the aH'h"r
of IN" Resolution never saw III 10 car,
y up. Seeing that we plans We're IdIu
Tor u complete whlteWaSh' ttepreSeH-
tatINe FISHERMAN forced II issue
as was expected, the Democratic ma
j"Tiiv promptly voted down ms
motion.
Neither Jack f.oN" or George hen"
shaw have ever demanded that an IN
~Vestigation be made OF their official
acts and rumor has II that they were
active in heading off such a probe.
Representative Sykes OF Tulsa
county claims 20 have ecured strong
evidence against Love and Henshaw.
lie appeared before the house inVesti-
eating committee last Monday and
testified. IL Is said. that Henshaw had
confessed TO him that he had Dor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-11
After Marine WreCking,
Ship Uses U. S. Port
Continued From Page OnC)

Wcdgewood. master: crew 81: owners
Ropncr and company of West IIagtlc-
pool, sunk February 90.
Russian sailing ship Isabel browne.
ANnar ErikssOn. master: crew 49,:
owner Tgomhore. Finland: sunk Jam
uary -.
French sailing ship Pierre Lott.
Trauchdu'. master; crew -; owners
Society NouIcile Darmoment Of
Nantes. France: sunk January %.
american sailing ship william l..
Frye. H.. II. kichne. master; crew
81, owner Arthur Scwa!i Il Co. Of
Bath. Maine; sunk January IS. Cargo
81 wheat from Seattle. Washington,
~ queenstown, England. for orders.
declared 10 Do coHtraband by German
, cruiser.
French sailing ship Jacobsen, ".
'.c I:oUN. master: crew %: Society
les N"slerS DUnkerIuOls France:
sunk January -.
IL II. kichne of Baltimore. master
~ the American ship. after Leaving
The IHtci Friedrich with Customs Col.
l'Ctur Hamilton today told Of his cX-
p'iiencc. With him Were his wife and
two children.
Despite my protesta,iors that I
was the American master Of an
American ship. the Ei,ei Friedrich
sank IN" Frye, on the morning Of
January -. blowing ~ gaping hole
through her 'itals with u charge Of
d.ramite,' said Captain Kiehne.
Protests Of No Asails
u was almost hecalmed whom the
German ship appeared about . O'Clock
IN the afternoon ~ January %. I
paid no attention 70 the first order
- " 40 .L-. - as ~
rich boy" down on me- I brought my
that | carried ~ cargo ~ wheat the
German captain told me that u was
~coutrahand and he intended 10 de-
struS it. protested. but no attcn.
ton was paid TO my pro'estatiors.
~ German officer and squad Of
men were sent aboard thu bark and
] and my crew Were set ~ work
throwing the grain overheard. The
German sighted another vessel. also
becalmed. and made for her. return.
ing about 10 o'clock AZ night after
having sent the other ship q the
bottom. as | afteTward iearned.
EVIDENT, the grain was not be.
ing thrown overheard fast enough ~
suit the German skipper, for he sent
a half hundred OF his men aboard
soon afterward and the work went on
for hours. However. IL was slow at
best. and 7 was informed about
o'clock the mex morning that my
ship would be sent 90 the bottom,
which MAS done.
IAN Of those aboard my ship were
taken aboard the German cruiser and
We were shown every courtesy
throughout the remainder of the voy-
age.
For two weeks before making this
port the German ship molested no
ships and always avoided them. not
wishing To give the English cruisers
any wind Of her Intentions. She pro-
ceeded slowly up the coast, all lights
that were not out being caIefully
shaded.
Eludc British Warships.
last night while nearing the capes
the wireless apparatus on board the
Eitel Informed us that there were
four English warships in our imme-
! date vicinity, tive Of which seemed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-11

VtbA'ilI'h Ai'Yl rags pbA'sV
Bradcn. Tao absent mcmoeTs were
rot present on account az cihev prcsse
INK CnEdSemcYts.
l'csides thu members Of the COm-
m!it'e ther" weT" present Mayor
N'odedn and commissioners, city
water Supt. W. L.. GAas,iGn and City
Engineer Hughes.
The spirit Ut tn" meeting indicated
~ speedy solution at Tuisa's water
Ifo"!em. and au earnest desire an the
part ~ All present IT, work out "a plan
which would insure an ample, per.
Mdn,nt supply of water and suhmIt II
70 IT." voters for ratification or rcjec.
ton within the near future.
II IL more than likely that the next
booster trip which Is Planned 20
MuSiogcc over m" Midland Valley
ani returning ovo fhc Katy. will Ice
extended over the NJ, ~. ~ q. ~ "a
possible water source IN III" Spavo
NAV mountains which, viii afford
not only the committee but others who
30 on IN" trip, an opportunity 10 size
up the situation.
II IL expected that The entire meme
HCrship Of the CoWmittc" will bc prcSe
cnt ~ the meeting This afternoon. as
much interest was shown at the meet.
ing yesterday.
Observation-Disclosures Figures
w. u. C~hastain. water superintcnd.
c't. who made II" most %comprchon-
six" tall; of the y"st"hray after.
Moons meeting pre- cntcd data on
the Grand river project, prepared 10y
himself and Il. q. Hughes, city en-
g%inccr. III" leading items of which fol-
low:
Single pipe line. 3O-inch, cost Of pipe
IN place. sl,567.o00, right Of way, no
estimate. stone and shale e~XCaVatCd,
ia estimate: clearing right of way, 40
estimate. crossing creeks and rivers,
no estimate; pump station and rom
noctions. $4,000: basin at Tulsa,
100000; total cost s~l.7o1,Oo0.
station at Grand River and One
Intermediate
Single pipe line. "a and 26-inch in
place. Si.267.OOO: pump station and
connections At Grand river. $4,000;
Intermediate station. $4,000; basin
$50, zoe. total cost sI.iii.000.
The labor and fuel cos, on the single
unit plant would cost approximately
two and three-fourths cents per
thousand gallons to deliver the water
into the Tulsa basin. while the addi-
ton of the second unit would increase
IN" cost 10 three and thrcc-four,hs
cents. = the plant Is located IN the gas
belt. II VIII reduce the cost of ron.
struCtion practically $4,000, and the
interest on this amount n five per
cent would make the double unit the
most economical.
Your present bonded Indebtedness is
! Sii6,O0o. Add t. this the minimum
Of SI,4i1.000. which would give you
"a -El 81 .S --..l a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-11

ferrcd resolution No. - was dis
missed the evening the resolution "'N
introduced. II Is my intention To con
fer the authority 10 the general IN.
vest!gating committee"
pcopLs Demand IT,
REPRESENTATIVE Walden, IL member
or the general investigating connie
tee. who voted against the C"mini'
tees report to impeach mmiss.on'I
WEIGH, interrupted by asking If thi'
special committee hadn't reported
that they didn't find n evidence
~against the other two members oi The
commission
MIR. FISHERMAN replied: 'It l. Siuc.
hut does not the gentleman know tHa'
the general investigating committee
now has in its possession i"tterS ana
kilograms from all over the state ask
ing for a full investigation "t fh"7"
other two memhers?"
Representative Dunn. who refuse.
to y0t. on the committees report
recommending the Impeachment 80
Commissioner Watson, asked If 1t waN
not a fact hat the criticism can'
from ~. minority Of the house.
MIR. FISHERMAN replied: THAT i
il from II minority member Of u
house. but the majority of the people
of this state are demanding TINS M
vcstigatiOn. ana | refuse as "a minor"
ity member to sit by and receive ih'
criticism from the people of this stan"
without taking some action. Will" |
commend this house in its action IA
standing by this committee durinN
The Investigations 50 far taken. are
you willing to calmly receive N''
criticism Of the people of this stat
that undue influence has been
brought 10 bear upon this body y"
! prevent further Investigations oi stat
officials?
'C;entlemer. the people of fh'
state are demanding this inves'.Sa
ton, and | sincerely hope you W.
adopt this resolution"
Earned His WREATH
"Y"u say you're IL moving picture
hero?"
'Yes, my wife makes m" so ~
sboo, a,revy utyhf "--ppaFsOnS Weekly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-11

very close. YIDNeye ar. We eiude4
them ana made this port ~ safety y
Az UNCCT IN tho German cruiser
stated that a biz hulk was seen Gn
Sh@ darkness about thG time the wiEo-
less gave neficH ~ the proximity Of
the EnglIsh meu.os-wag. Many Wer"
Of m" opinion Ih4H IL was one II ia"
English ships.
Captain klehne said Sn% Eitsl Fried
rich son3 three ships ~ Ia" bottom or
the hGts'g'S birthday. the dag "s
which tn" American harh was over.
Ahuied. Tie did not remember Sha1E
names.
IN" william u. Frye Il RaSll. Me-.
Was owned by Arthur Sewa1i a Co
United States tO Investigate.
AS soon A. IN" Eltcl I'EirdTich with
So" pCVs0ns had anchored here cole
!c"'"r Hamilton and aides visited III"
SHIP and N" first class passengers
from III" French passenger steamer
ForiIc. together with tLe CAPTAINS Of
eight destroyer ship wcg" brought Ia
Newport News. Several officers of the
German vessel. among them the chef
payInaster. August LoGisscau, sne
ashore The i!nal order ~" ~ra!nas'cr
took To the ship tonight from col
lector Hamilton was the Instruction So
tn" commander that III" snip could
only remain IN port FOR repairs Ia such
an extern as IL make her scaWUrthS,
unless She inisrned. Tn" German
IaymasHey also carried word that
American officers would make ful! In
IuiTy az Commander ThIsrichenS to-
morrow Of his sinking Of the Amcyi.
can sailing vessel.
Asked why the E;tel Friedrich, lef;
the Pacific. Paymastsr Louisscau said:
because We found little t. do. We
were after merchantmen and for DAYS
We crUised about amt saw nothing.
When we reached the south Atlantic
we had better luck. We we're SUR
irised not To find British ships in the
Atlantic. II IS true We heard British
wireless talking and We were glad of
that. because II days ago We had no
nc%s. Then We got considerable from
British wireless. but the trouble was
II was all from the English side"
The German officer expressed su!-
lr!sc that any AZ the Emdtn'S crew
had reached shore and disclaimed all
knowledge of the battles off Chile and
the Falkland islands,
Worked Alone.
eve are alone" he said, "ard We
worked for ourselves. We did N" fight
Ing" the officer continued. but We
sunk every merchantmen We could
lind. OF CouIs" We would have at
tackled any other converted Vessel of
eur class. but We had no plat.
and So We avoided v.Sships."
Passengers aboard the E!tsI Fried.
rich stated they were given every COM.
fort and consideration.
we are awaiting admiralty orderS.''
was the paymaster's response Ia the
suggestion that he might not leave
Immediately. They are coming from
Berlin by way OF the Washington en-.
bassY." he stated.
TIL" sinking of the Frye was 70.
Hardcd by the officer as all III a days
work.
'Sho took the chance" he said, SHE
was carrying conivaband 20 Ghe
enemy"
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star chamber proceeding IN She forth
coming inpeachmenf trials. IN"
conference" report wiz he adopted by
the house tomorrow morning and ~
s. possible that the hiII Wal reach
The governor some HiIu" Thursday. IA
which event the senate" Will organize
the court OS impeachment before ~"
day Us over.
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Earned His WREATH
"You say you're IL moving picture
hero?"
Eyes, my wife makes m" so ~
them every night."-Pearsons We@klNs