The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-22
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as.,,ru,i him that thr statsnsnt had not hean
snade In aoV Amer,ao pabata ata had
he.o rnadlps ,h.m ~cIoaaIy while IN was
aNav and Me- scbwah was nacIned,
II have bnen away a~u,omobiBna on the
Continent n. saId. sDr. Brown and I
covarrd arm mIles and on June II
w.r, caush, IN ,ha snow On tbs ton Of Mount
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Carlo.-
a., aah~.h h...d no,h,ps about tho
80 .z..l.I ,hii. ,our,,g In his au,o.
:; Ses.Ia,r ha.sd n,,hing o. reaect nm
Anor,con ,rnde In anv way : he said. sAs
o.. =. 49,, oh.oryn,Ion carriad mn 7 found
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a1arS mas crea'eu any Ia'e'"e p"r"1
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analrs "hlcn mlgn, seem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
to us. but which Is best In the long run
MIR. Schwab won the only two pools on
the ship's dailv runs.
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the principle that unto him that hath snail
be given, but a passenger said that he knew
hetter. for Mr.. Schwab had been keeping
- -. 49, ah;or onn;noor,s loo and 3o,,red
ap "" ~ ''"s ~
1t all out 10 a deao certainty, any way ms
cleaned up about 81 200, which paid his
pa ssa ge, despite the fact that he had the
az mo suite that John ID. Rockefeller occu-
riad ~ tha nautsobland d, la trim over
Pieo on In@ neu'scn'a,u d m9' - o,oi
Mr.. Schwab presided at the concert
Wednesday night, and the fact that he had
won the pools was made the ba sis of a bit
g.. III. xno
u III az "s .Npe .
a steward handed MIN several aliegeo
marconigrams and he was compelled to
read them aloud The first one said
cnrouio,io,s m wi,ning two nooIs
oons'a.u'a,' - ,h;s uerLad
system perfect. Canhol '"' Yin
In trust form on all nhes' "AiLs'
The reader grinned, but went on with the
others. The next was worded as follows:
,hui.r b ho nres.,, would ha
ntkt.e ~ nhon thousand w tbo
oerhshteu. ouoSoI.oe d
sailors iuho LOT me iEpDi n
The Deutschland made a much better
trip coming back than she did going over
her average speed being 22.7 miles an
hour, against 81 90 on the eastward passage.
She covered 3,176 miles in 5 days 20 hours
and o minutes, whereas on the eastward trip
she made 3. 1903 miles in S days 81 hours and
a. minutes. Capt. Kaemph said yesterday
that the passage over had been slower be-
cause the coal was not so good as that
burned on the westbound passage.
Capt. Kaempff wouldn't criticise the state
ment that the Deutschland had gone on the
dangerous northerly route in order to beat
the French ship La Provence.
Our log speaks for us, said he. But
rom all | could learn the Frenchman took
the shorter northerly route. We left here
May 81, half an hour behind La provence.
and when we got to the bar she was some
ton liz n lG mar WAS ar