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IG CLAIM BRIDE
—
On the last mail Alex Fowler re
ceived a letter from Dick Morris,
intimating that he was leaving for
Wales on a boat which was sched
uled to sail from New York March
19th. Dick, by this time, is no
doubt safe in his own home town,
and perhaps is taking in the sights
in the company of his best girl,
^ I whom he will bring to Xenana this
■ | summer as his wife.
Dick encountered considerable
difficulty in securing a passport to
enable him to travel to his native
land and claim his bride, and it is
evident that he has been able to
convince the authorities that the trip
'he was contemplating to Europe was
on business of an “important and
necessary nature", as these are said
‘to be the only grounds on which
passports allowing travel abroad are
issued.
A telegram from Dick, announc
ing his marriage and the date of
ilis return to X’enana may be looked
for at any time now.
INJURED STEAMER HAS
TROUBLESOME VOYAGE
SAX JUAN.—For four months
the Brazilian passenger steamer Leo
poldina, formerly the Hamburg
American line steamer Blueher. has
been voyaging by easy stages from
Pernambuco, Brazil, to New York
and has arrived here. Frequent re-)
pairs have been necessary owing to;
the fact that when she was interned '■
at Pernambuco by the Brazilian au-!
thorities after Brazil seized the Ger-j
man vessels in Brazilian ports, the j
Blucher’s crew endeavored to de-!
stroy her engines and damage the j
boilers by burning fires under them
when they contained no water j
On her way north the Leopoldina j
! was compelled to stop for 63 days j
at Port of France, Martinique to!
undergo repairs to her burned boil-!
ers. The vessel is under command1
of a Brazilian naval officer and is *
, to be thoroughly overhauled at New i
; York and then placed in the French !
I Transatlantic service.
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EPIGRAM REPORT
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NEW ^ ORK.—\ ice-Admiral Wil-j
1 liam S. Sims, commander of the
i American naval forces in the war
zone, refuses to be known to history
i as the author of a laconic reply to
the British naval commander who
asked when the American destroyers
sent to Queenstown to help conquer
Germany would be ready to fight.
The famous words as attributed to
Vice-Admiral Sims were: “We can
start at once. We made our pre
paration on the way.”
What actually happened, asserts
i the vice-admiral in a letter pub
lished here, was that when the de
stroyers commanded by Commander
Joseph K. Taussig arrived at Queens
town after their 3,000-mile trans
Atlantic voyage, they were in need
of coaling. Admiral Bavlv asked
when the American ships would be
ready for service and Commander
Taussig replied that he would be
ready "as soon as his vesesls could
be refueled.”
Vice-Admiral Sims writes that he
was at that time in Paris. He added
that Commander Taussig “was one
of the ablest destroyer commanders
who served under me in the Atlantic
flotilla and the reply he made to
Admiral Bayly was exactly the re
ply I would have expected him to
make I can make no claim to hav
ing made use to any epigramatica!
expression on this nr<>'>«ion.”
DERBYSHIRE Oil
LONDON’.—Secrecy surrounds the
operations of the drillers who have
discovered oil in Derbyshire. There
seem? to be no doubt, however, that
oil in considerable quantities has
been found, and the drillers believe 1
they are about to open up an im
portant field. One well has been
completed on the estate of the Duke ,
of Devonshire, and other wells are'
being drilled as rapidly as possible
Other wells, it was announced here :
recently, are to be drilled in Staf- !
fordshire and Nottinghamshire.
A correspondent of the Leeds j
Mercury declared that he had been1
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informed by leading: British geolo
gists that they believed more oil
would be found in England than had
come from the wells of Western
Pennsylvania.
Dependent as England has been
for fuel upon its coal fields and
the vagaries of its miners, which
more than once has threatened to
precipitate an industrial crisis, the
discovery of oil has excited more
than usual interest
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Passengers leaving on the train
for any point on the line south of
town are required to purchase
tickets before entering the train.
Tickets can be purchased front
the station agent, whose office is
in the employment office, on the
ground floor of the general office
building, Alaskan Engineering com
mission.
Tickets will be on sale at any
time during office hours, and car,
be purchased in sufficient time be
fore the departure of the trains.
Regular trains leave the foot of
A street on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, at 7 a. m.
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THE WORLD BEFORE YOUR EYES
Showing “Water Sport Season Here” “Rookies See Blue Devils"
“Hail Bohemian Patriots” and other interesting scenes
ESSANAY PRESENTS
EDWARD ARNOLD AND NELL CRAIG WITH A
SPLENDID CAST IN
Primitive Strain
IN THREE ACTS OF INTENSE INTEREST
NOTE—A fight this is seldom seen on the screen is shown in
this picture.
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