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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
II \JTS ON OIL TO CANADA
WILL BE 90 CENTS \ BARRED
Prairie OH a Gas Co. Files New Tariff
in Connections with Indiana
Pipe Line.

Some time ago The World published
that the Prairie Oil & Gas Co had
contracted with the British govern
ment to supply 5000 barrels of OK
lahoma crude day delivered to the
Canadian border.
A dispatch from Washington states
that the Prairie oil a. Gas Co., III
connection with the Indiana PIPE
Line company and the Imperial Plpe
Line company has filed joint tariit
for the transportation of crude pc
troleum oil by pipe lines from Hum
boldt Station, Argo station and Cobb
station, Kansas; Bartlesvlle station,
Creek Station, Manuel station. lndi-
ana station. Cherokee Station, Captain
Creek Station, Oklahoma, via Grlt-
filth. Ind. to the international boun-
dary, g miles south of Port Huron,
Mich. at the rate per barrel OF AZ
United States gallons-57 cents, In
addition, all oil rendered for snip
ment in Kansas and oklahoma acces-
sible to the gathering lines OF TINS
company will he subject to further
gathering charge Of Ii cents per bar
rel"
This is taken to believe that after
January &, deliveries VIII begin
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
Roy Scales l. Dead.

The death of Roy Scales came as q
shock to the oil fraternity yeterday,
and in every office and in almost
every field In the state expressions OF
extreme sorrow We're universally cN-
pressed.
The day before Christmas the writer
talked with Roy, and he was In the
best OF spirits and in the best of health
and he was apparently all health
robust. hearty, strong and athletic,
His whole life, spent In the west on
the frontier had hardened him just
right to face this worlds battles. and
he had not been Ill more than day
or two in his whole life.
That was the picture of Roy Scales
the day before Christmas.
Now his body has returned to clay
A bad cold rapidly developed into
| pneumonia, and at 2 o'clock Wednes-
day night he died.
! For many years Roy had been en-
| gagged in leasing lands for the Nc Mar
| oil company and others. and had ac'
cumulated quite "a fortune, much OF
which had been expended In caring
l for those near and dear 10 him.
lie was one OF the best Creek In
/ tcrprcters In the nation. lie wa'
born at old Wetumka. Hughes county
81 years ago. and had lived amonl
the Creek Indians all his life. and al
different times had been In every sec
| ton OF the nation.
He will be buried in Tulsa next Sat
urday and as the late John J. ingalls,
would say
Thus the grass that was his carpet
In NE becomes his blanket In death
To Restrain Drilling Well
, Special 20 The World.
MUSKOGEE, Dec. 3i.-Thc Pro
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
HOW ABOUT THIS?

The three pipe lines operating
i'm this state at the present time
own more than 100000 acres OF
leases. but neither has more than
$500 departmental, and there Is
no proposition that we can see at
this time how White a Sinclair
ever would acquire enough acre
age TO become a formidable COM
petitor unless the restrictions are
removed and give them opportun-
ity to acquire more departmental
leases I'm proven territory.
There are many operators In
Cushing field who own depart
mental leases which they have de-
veloped. These men find them
selves. under present conditions,
facing bankruptcy. because. ac-
cording to the amout OF oil they
car get pro rated and run with
present pipe line capacity. Is but
II per cent OF their production,
and therefore they are compelled
TO build tankage to take care OF
the remaining 81 per cent.
They face Two routes Of bank
ruptcy-Ouc Is to shut in their
wells and have the oil drained and
the other Is To erect tanks to take
care az the 81 per cent. and that
costs more thah the oil Is worth.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
IRISHMAN SETTLES
A BITTER DISPUTE
French Lost Heavily in the
"War" in West Tulsa
Wednesday.

The French received a heavy loss
in the innocent game of war Wednes-
day afternoon when l.. f.. Allerd,
Frenchman, attacked August Stinson.
of German raction, in the home OF
the latter In West Tulsa. The repre-
sentative of the Latin republic had
one of his lamps put out OF commits
sion temporarily. while a non belligor-
ent woman, Mrs. Phoebe Stinson,
mother OF August. was rather seri
ously injured about the head. Il. Ii.
sullivan. Irish policeman, broke up
the battle before further damage had
been done.
The fuss arose when Allerd. board
ing with the Stlnsons in West Tulsa
came TO his room Wednesday after
noon loaded pretty well with white
mule. As he fingered in the nVine
room of the Stinson's discussion OF
the big war was brought up. IL gre"
warm until finally the husky litti'
Frenchman stated that he coult
clean anybody possessed OF a drol
OF German blood" August protested
this statement and Allerd's closed
lamp was the result. During the en-
gagement Mrs. Stinson's head was In
iured.
In the meantime f.. b. Sullivan. oitl
police officer, was called In. die tooi
the Frenchman into his custody ant
filed charges against him at the .po
lice station. Judge Clark gave min
IS fine in police court.
This is indeed an unusual case,
said the Judge in reviewing the testi
mony Here are French and Ger
mans battling, and 1t takes an Irish
man to bring peace. 1t breaks preoe
dent. I'll give the French only q y
| fine this time, but II he diesn't leav
Off STRENGTHENING his war trenche
we'll have to put him on the Oft
trenches"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
\CUE EDITOR STARTS OFF
WITH TRUE SPIRIT FOR 1913.
Commitments Rival Town of Padcn.
and Exhibits Delightful Degree
of Fairness.

when the Prairie Oil 4 Gas Co dis
covered something or other down III
S-I2-I. there became "a general rivalry
between the towns of Paden ana
Prague Us 10 which town was entitled
% the oil we'll The boosting spirit
rot hold of both towns, and they
went forth at a gallop that was a
caution,
The World advised that, inasmuch
as there was little likelihood of the
well being drilled in, or the territory
developed for some time, that these
two towns iron 1t out and be friendly,
get together and build roads ana
show the true spirit OF brotherly love.
Therefore, II Is gratifying to read
from the Prague Record the follow
inc. which shows that one of the
towns is starting off the year 1915
Just right
"Paden is to have new opera
house. new garage and number
of new residences, In the right near
future, according TO the Paden Her
aid We are also Informed that the
Commercial club is going to eNpend
more than fifteen hundred dollars FOL
advertising In different metropolitan
pnpers of the south, east and west
Hurrah for the enterprise OF our llttlC
sister ON the east, May she grow
great aud oily. Even IL the editor OF
the Record did steal her first ol
we'll. she is still moving forward, and
somehow or another. we can't hell
but admire her nerve and energy ever
iu the face of overwhelming obstacles
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
In The Oil Fields
OMER X. BENEDICT Desk al World Office Phone 37S7
OIL MARKET QUOTATIONS

Already considerable sum has been
subscribed toward putting down a
shallow well. Many Of the citizens
think the experience with shallow
wells ~ not encouraging, but might
Wow a deep test hole in a different
light We are also told that the team
ing win be contributed, the drayage
OF coal and the coal is offered at
cost. Two drillers offer to give 500
each in labor and another man who
is driller will give $50 the same
way. The proposition Is up TO the
citizens. what about the deep hole
The columns of this paper are open
for expressions of opinions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

IL. X. Scott In 2i-24-17, T.. X. Scott
Willard johnson No. 2, 90 barrels; 22-
24-l7, Jennie Oil company. Sallie
Dellis No. 6. 10 barrels; 27-24-17, A.
f.. Paulger. A. f.. Taylor No. /, so
barrels; 12-2i-17, T.. l.. Renton ct al.
Phillips No. 8. Is barrels; 27-24-17
Fleming a Bedford. Charles Fisher
No. 4, 10 barrels; above section. r. H.
Paulger, A. II. Taylor No 2, 60 bar
rcls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

ducers OIL company OF Texas has filed
suit In tho United States district court
asking that the Scioto OIL company
bc restrained from drilling in a well
on lease adjoining that OF the Pro-
ducers I'm the Cimarron river bed.
The drilling In OF the well at this
time. II Is alleged. would sap the sd-
Joining leases and do irreparable
damage.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

TOmmie Armstrong came here
from Tulsa to spend the holidays
with his family and to pack his
household goods for removal to Tulsa
where he will make his headquarters.
Mr.. Armstrong came here last March
and was with the Fric'S-Reid Supply
company until the first of the month,
when he went to Tulsa. He has
made many friends among the Ard
more people. who regret his depar-
ture and the loss of his family.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

A dispatch published In the Bar
lesVille Examiner states that It is
rumored In Washington that Dana H.
Kelsey, former superintendent OF
Union Indian agency in that city, may
be offered the superintendency OF the
Carlisle Indian school at Carlisle. Pa.
n position paying $4,000 a year, to
succeed o. II. Llpps, who has been
acting as superintendent since tho
removal OF Superintendent Friedman
some months ago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
WILL DRILL FOR OIL OR Gas
~ NEW TORONTO, kAS., FIELD.
,iti,cns viii Contribute ST 900 a. "a
Bonus for "a Test Not Less
Than 1 900 Feet.

Special to The World
TORONTO, Kas.. Dec. 31.-W. J..
McCready, the oil and gas man. who
was in town day or two ago. wishes
to put down a deep well on or near
the townsite in search OF gas. We are
also told that Mr.. McCready is willing
10 put down deep we'll, 500 feet
or so-if the citizens OF the town VII
.ontribute $1,000 toward the expense.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
IiarlIcSXillC.

Mikel Johansen In 29-27-13, fee No.
3. 80 barrels
Federal oil & Gas Co., in 19-2G-12,
lot SO, No. 81, 25 barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

The Wewoka Drilling company has
shut down at 500 feet in 1888.
Dunn and others are shut down at
500 feet in AIS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
suit for OIL KnNnlLIcs.

MUSKOGEE. Dec. 3l.-Elmcr
Coon, guardian OF George Rogers.
filed suit in the district court against
Dana II. Kelsey. Indian supervisor
ara W NJ Baker. digburslng agent
for the government TO compel them
tc pay over S967. alleged to be due
Rogers. the minor, in oil royalties.
Tho boys land in 2O-2'-15 was
lensed to j. 4. Lowell and others and
the oil is being sold TO the Petroleum
Products company Of Independence.
Kan. and the National Refining com-
pany Of Cleveland. .. The plaintiffs
charge that tn, ,cfendants are hold-
ing the royalties and refusing TO pay
ia over to its ri-'tfil owner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
ON the Street Car Platform.

lie walks all over your new shine.
And sprays tobacco to the breeze;
And we think this a certain sign
lie has the foot and mouth disease
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
Usage.
At Wcwoka.

Benedum & Trees In 3S-22-7, sub
division 1903 No. /, dry.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

Some women are never happy un-
less they have something the matter
with them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

S. II. Nichols, who drilled the in
itial well in the Healdton field and
who has been active at Healdton
since that time, has returned from
Austin, Tex. whore he has been for
several months, Mr.. Nichols under
went an operation for appendicitis
while he was away, and his strength
is returning slowly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
Morris.
Lightning CrcrlA.

Shotgun oil company in 35-lS-l4
w Thurnbrugh, No, 2, 100 barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Valentine have
returned from their holiday trip TO
Waco and will return to the fields
during the week. Mr., Valentine sut-
fcrcd during the summer from an
attack of fever, but he is recovering
his usual flesh and strength now. and
his good disposition never did leave
him during the affliction.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
PERSONALS.

II. Il. Williams ig in the city from
Okmulgee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01
NOTES FROM ARDMOKITE.

J. e. Hoff, Pittsburg, is here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

Sid j. Herrstadt of the Gilmer ont
company spent Christmas day on the
train, coming from New York back
to Ardmore. lie has been away some
time, but returns In good spirits and
Is ready to make more developments
OF his property, as soon as the runs
drilling
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

NJ c. Land is here from Shreveport
La.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-01

To Restrain Drilling Well.
Special 20 The World
MUSKOGEE. Dec. 3l.-Thc Pro-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-09
III Steiunroe Der 9nittnnin INN nm.
fer ben @eretteten.

Serlin, brahtlos iiber eonbpn,
9. Mini. 2:45 llbr iriib. 5plgcnDe
pffisieae Ytitteilnng mnrbe bcnte
nbcnb pcr0fientlidlt:
Der Gnmaro.T Tnmpfcr Su;itania
ipurhe geitern BON eincn hcntibcn
1;ntcricchpot tprpcoiert nno snin
Sinfen gebrndlt.
Die eniitanin mar natiirlid) nit
8eidlnsen beiunffnet, luie firslidl
Die mciiten Der engliifen Sanbels-
idliiie uaren. lIeberoies ut es bier
genam befnnnt, Sae iie gruhe Mien-
Gen aricssmaterial inter ibrer Sa-
Snna hattie.
rSbrc Giaentiimer wnkten oes-
hnlb, ucldler 8efabr iie bic HniIn-
aicre amsicbtcn. Sic allein trasen
Die &erantipurtnng oafiir, mas ge'
ifchcu lit.
gScntidDlano hat ieinerieits nidlts
nnacidlehen selaiien, nm iie iuicoer'
hplt nnS frGftia III luarmen. Die
fuiicrlihe gptihaft in @aihingtun
ging iugnr 10 melt, cine Dffentlidle
&nrnnns IN crlaiien, nm Die Slnf'
mcrfinmfeit anf Sieie @efabr 5ii
lenfen. Sic cngliidle Hreiie per'
bohntc bnmals Die Wnrnnng nno
ucrlish iidl auf ben Sdns Der britt
idlen lslOtte snr Sidlernug oes allan
tiidlen Sdliffsperfebrs."
8crI III, s. Wtoi. lleber 9onoon
8. gioi. lteber Die 9eritoriing bel
Suiitonia idbreibt bds gerliner Gage,
hiatt, mie folet:
r9liit tiefer erre9une erfobrer
mir pon Der 3eritoriine Der 2itiita'
mia. nobel 5ohlloic aberdeen ihr Sc
ben ucrIoreii. @ir beoauern uiifridl'
ttaen Scr5ens ibr bortes Sos. nbel
mir lpiilen. boB mir bon oIler Shulf
pollfummcn frei iino.
y&ir fonnen iidler lein, oob ourd
Die cuaIiihen Seleeronme. bic i'll oit
&clt binoiisgcionbt nerben, Gnt
riptrne ecgen 1euti6Ianb erlpedl
peroen .pirb. ober mir mulien boffen
ooB rilbiaeS Sebcnten ipdter bo@
%crbift Ser %crbonunllne eeeen oil
britiihc Aemirolitot ousipred)er
mirb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-09
9lnd) bic Sirfen meloen einen Sic!
bel SeoSnl gabr.
9Iaiierte mcloen bic iblidlen yGr
fulgc" bnrdJ aabelinneen.

9pnbpn, 8. Wai. Sic britiidle
9lbntiralitGt gnb bente abenb befannt,
bas Der 3erit6rer Maori infplse apn.
tufts nit elmer Winc anfgeflugen lei.
Gr mar $50 Snk lang nnb hattie cine
@aiierncrorGnsnng ppn 1885 SOn-
men. Die gemannnng beitanb ans
II a6pfen nnb bic glrmiernng nns
sfuci ied)ssOllisen @eidliiten nnb sluei
Sprpcborubren.
Die @er6ffentlidlnns Der Slbmira.
lttGt lnntet:
ygei Speratipnen an Der belgi'
idlen aiiite itiei; Der Sprpebubopt- Ser.
itDrer Wauri, aapt. 9. @. garrplp,
etiua siuei Meilen nprblueitlidJ ppm
@eilingen Sendltidliff anf cine 0fine
anf. Die gemannnng fliidDtete iid)
nnd) ben Sopten, nls bas Sd)iff ianf.
Der SDrpcDpbppt-3 -3eritOrer Grniaoer,
anpitGn- 2entnant q. z. .. Webbes,
Der Die Mauri besleitete, ltek feline
SuDte ins @aiier nnb half bel Der
9iettung Der Wannidlaft Der Wapri
NIT, aber Der 5einb besann bann elm
Sener nus ben 9iiitenbatterien nnb
Der Grniaber mnkte ieinc goote im-
itidDelnhen, nadJbem er nnbertbalb
Stnnben inter 5ener iunr, nnb it'd
SnriifSieben. Is ipirb nus bentiden
Gnellen berid)tet, bak bic Mnnni6aft
Der Ninpri nnb bic Der @ppte Der
Grniaoer, Z Cffisiere nnb SO Ianm
im ganscn, ais 6cfangene naf Gee
brmgsc sebradlt iuuroen".
nbun,S. Mai. Ter britiifle
9ampfer Spn uDn 8pple mnrbe an
Der Guauet-Snicl nabe Der Nprtl,-
nmberlanb-aiiite ppn einem oentidDen
Sanhbuut turpebiert. Sas Gcripnal
iuurSc serettet.
9pnopn, 8. Mai. Gine 9epeidle
ans ,Snll an Die Grdlanae telegraph
So. meloet, bas Der @iliun-S -Sampfer
Srnrp hente nndJmittag non oem
oentidlen Sand)bput 1889 in Der So.
he Der 9nb Sniel in ben 8rmmo ge.
idluhen iunrbe. Sas Eeriunal ocs
Sampfers iunrSe in 3piptb Gaitle,
SdlOttlanb, gelanbet.
Die Srnrp mar Elm fleines Sdlifi
bon 272 Spnneu. Sic mar 225 fnf
lang rnb i'm Sabre 1898 in Smnbct
sebamt.
! gerlin, iiber Sunoon, 8. Mai
Sine uffisieGe Yiitteilnns bes bent,
| idlen ariessamtcs iiber Die @erien.
fmns oes britiiden SeritOrers Maori
beiast:
Ser britiidle 3erit0rer Niaori
wnrOe in Der SDbe bon 3ecbrnegt
gum Sinfen sebradDt. Ter 3erit6rcr
GrnIaDcr, Der linn IN Silfe fam,
mnhtc iidl snriifsiebem nnb 9iet'
tnngsboote, Die er berabgclaiiem hnt.
te, imitihelaiien. Gle gnnse geman,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-09
ct. Eanl perlief 9iperppul.
Sesfi0en BON ben &niien
gtrdnmt.
Sies anf Sies BON Senti6cu nno
SeiterreidJern in @eitgali3ien.


Oeiterreidern in @eitsaliJien.
Wien, iiber 2unSpn, 8. Wtai.
Sas Oiterreidjiidle pffisieGe Ercf-
gnrean perDffeutlihte bente iolgcn-
oes:
Sa,tptanartier in 8alisism melbet,
bak Der itesreide aantpf fiir Die
oiterreihiihen nno benti6en Srnp-
pen in @eit 8ali5ien amtGlt. Sie
&prbnte Der nerbinoeten Mrmren bat
ben Wislufa 6lnk npE SaS bis
Eilsnu erreidlt, luGbrenb Setcdle-
ments bereits einen feiten Salt anf
benz unoeren llfer bes sylnilee geiuun-
men baben.
glle EGiie til ben gesfiben nit
Insnabme bes Snpfplu Eaiies INN
in ben ,Sanben Der Ceiterreid,er nnb
Sentifen. Die rniiiidem Sulpnnen,
Die an ben nOrblihen MGljangen Der
Sesfiben mmsinselt iinS, MAIDEN Der-
Slueifelte Gnitrensunsen burdlSnbre-
den. Der &antpf biirfte mod &C
ranme 3eit mGbren, ebs Die Gmiiell
ben @iberitanb sans ariseben, ba
bns Sdlaftfelb anf imRerlt idGuie'
rigem Serrain liegt.
Die 9fniien MAIDEN heftige 9ln'
sriffe in DIT 8alisien, sm Die iueit-
lide Srunt su erleihte,m, abcr als
bieic Insriffe iuareu eriolgluS."
geridt bes fransOiiiden ariess-
amtes.
9aris. s. Wtoi. Solgenber oft
Sieler 8eridlt fpurbe heute obent
pom fran5oiii4en ariegsanlt perci-
fentlif)t:
Bangs ber gon6en 6ront eob &c
ArtiQerie 8efed1te. Gines unirel
9otaillons nabm bel elmer ploslihcr
slttode elm befeitigtes @erf. bos iif
neitlih bon Gems in Sonoen oer
Ielttihcn beiarlb. 9rei @eriude 6er
Tcutihen, inl sc Eretre @olh Die
Sffeniipe 6u ergreifen, nurben ioiori
percitcIt. 9lm rehten l1fer bes sSedi'
Sluiies riiften mir fnit etnen GiIp.
meter (etfpo sfpei 9ritteIn,eiIen)
in Der Gihtung bon Weesernl Dor.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-09
2uiitania nit @el6ii=
ben bcmaffnet, iagt
Berlin.
Satte AUDI grobe Nftngtn &ritgs=
material nnter 2aOmug.

y0ie Gielen, Die lest trotern. ND
ecn @ei6meroe 9egen @illitrn Spen-
Ger Gburdia. ben britii6en eriten
&Orb Der slonliralitot, erbeben, Der
our6 eclpiiienloie SSnitruttinnei:, Die
iiber ibn ben 6lu6 Der Mtenid]beit
brin9en nliiiicn, bieie graltiauc
artegsfiibrllng bcrouf6eidWoren
bot"
Sn neiteren @erIo,lfe heibt es in
6cnt 9lrtifel:
Sic 9uittonid mar Elm Sriegs-
id1iff nuf Der 9iite Der enaliihen
Silfsfrei5er un0 trng cine 9lrnlie-
rl,ng bon 5molf ltnrf nontierten 8e-
ifilsen. Sic mur itdrfer urnliert oils
treenbetn oeuti6er Eon5erfrelt;er,
slls elm Silfsfrei,5er mubte iie ouf
einen Ingriff rorbereitet eelpeien
fem.
9enf. s. Wfui. iiber Goris, 8.
0eoi. Cine IN Soiel eingetrofiene
9epeihe nlis 0fiir16en. Bopern, iogt.
baB bos oeutid)e llnteriecboot u-39
Die 2uittnnia torpebicrt hottc.
SIM 2a1tfe oes be,itigen Sages
feiertc nlon im iiiolidet 9eittidlonb
Die @erlerfline bes 9ontpfers. Crit
ihaften Doren 6efloget, ipe6iell
Lungs oes Rbeines. uno Die &inber
erbielten 5r @bren bes Greieniiies
einen Sditlfeiertog.
9te Srellbe iol ii9 iel6it md
@ien unb 9uoupeit perbreitet bahen.
Sn 0el1tldlunb lino Seiterreih I'm
enrn berrldlt oagemein bas @efiDl,
baB Die 9lmerifaner OIL 9oro oes
Gon1pferS reft6eitig Dor ibrer &C.
fohr geparnt purben uno baB liz
bcsbolb Die Tciic oitf ;br eigenes 9fi-
iifo ilbernobmen.
Sonopn, s. Moi. 9fidts, pus
oie Seutiben ieit &riegsousbrlth &C.
tan baben, bat BEN slereer imb Sic
gsiit 6es britiidet @olfcs mebr cnt-
fodlt OILS Die &erienfllng Der 9ltii.
tonio. 9ie Wtitglieoer ser glfticr;-
b0rie beitonben ouf Die 9lu5ireiiung
oller AltitgIieoer oeutifer 8eburt,
mern tie ouf natlruliiicrt iinb; on
nielen Srten ocs 9onbes nuibten
oieie notilruIiiterten britiiflen Inter
tanen fiirSeuti6lanos @orgebcn biz
Bcr. 2Sn einer groBen SGiffsoalt-
Anlo9e in 8allsenb 0rohter Die Dir
better nit einenl Streif, mern ltdlt
ole 9lrbeiter nit beiitifen Ranen
erttluiien lpiirben, llno Die Geiell-
ihuft nulbtc Die 5Sorberlurg erfiillcn,
obtpohl iie arg inter Wan9rl
pon 9lrbeitern lcioet. Deutihe Bar
biere luo onbre 0eittIde. bereli N(n.
ipeienbeit I'M 9onbe lett 8riehEbe-
aim aeoulbet ipl,rbe, fnnben lid, hun-
fottiert. Sonit aber eob cs feline
Nusi6reitunaen eeeen bie'e uir'dnil'
biaen Terionen nit beitidle!; 9so-
men.
Gueensto IN, s. 0fai. &opt.
surner, Der Die 9uiitai,ia fiibrte,
ueiscrte iid biz iest, cine ufii5ieae
Grflaritng ob5ugeben. Seine eritc
8emerfing, nadbem er ans Sono
/ aebroht tporoen mar, NOR: e@ea,
Dos lit 8rieeslos. "
aapt. Surner befarh lid 5ruei
Stuuoen I'M gsaiier, che er gerettet
fpnroe
Ser erite 3ug nit lleberlcbenoen
III heute nofnlittog bon bier nad)
9onbon nbgeeongcn.
III ndnnlidle iIno Deiblthe
steuaros Der 9uiitnnia beiinacn iih
inter ben @erettcten.
rgaes sins 10 raidl".
Sueenstonn, s. Wfni. Gie
erite 3uqslobune bon lleberlebenoen
| (5crtiesnns aui scite 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-05-09
3wei britiide 9ampfer bnr9
Saudboot uerienft.

nnng Der Maori itno Die Guutsbe.
mannnngen Der Grniaber luurben
BON nnieren eigencn Sdliffen gcrcttet
nnb nadJ 3eebrmsse sebradlt. Sm
eansen mmrben iieben Sffisicre nnb
SO Wtnnn gerettet.
ygei benz @urriifen nnierer Srnp.
pen sesrn Siban nnteritiibte nnierc
Sitiee 5lOtte Den slngriff Snrdl Gin
Sumbnrbement pun Der See ans.
Sonbon, s. Wtai. Sic britiife
Iomirolit1t erlieB beute folgenoe Of
fi6iele @rfldrune:
vSle fiirSlld] bon ben 0eiitid)en
geboroen plbIi3ierte @rfl0rina, bob
ell brttil6e5 llnterieeboot III eincm
&ontpf NIT einem oeutihen Suiti6iff
5iin Sinfen gebraft porben ipGre,
lit fulid). SSsm @egcrteil lit ieet oos
5olIdlboot itnbei6ooigt 5uriifgefehrt
iuto bot gemelbet, bob e5 burd) Sc
i6iisieuer Oas 9uftid1iff beihGbigte
uno 0apontrieb".
ct. Eanl perliek 9iperppul.
Stperp pool, 8. Ofoi. Ser Cant
pier ct. Soiil Don Der amerifonii6er
Sinie fllbr beute fabrplanntdBig nad)
SEEM 9orf ab. aeiner Der Iaiiagiere
batte infolge oes ltrterganges Der
SIiitarlia icine 9feiie fan5eliert.