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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-09
I6idicOsfeier anf bcm Sit6mns.
So6n s. SteOcn5, ser i6ei0en0c
Gbef Sngenieltr OeS Banana
&anols, geebrt. - Inerfennltng
fir ieinen GorgGnger @alloce.

Colon, s. Npril. InlGBli6
Ser 2l6reiie oes Gbef-Sngeniellrs oeS
Eonamofanals, Sobn 3. Stepens,
fanO in Gbriito6al auf Dem feItge-
idmiidten Eier Ger. II cine groBe @b.
idie0Sfeier ltatt, mel6er 200 Yer1o-
ren b%eiipobnter, 0arunter @. s..
9iero, Ser 8enerol = 9etriebSleiter
ser Yonamo=9abn, rno sic G6efs ser
departments Der 9anal sAGommils
lion. Sn ieiner Inipra6e CAB Sr.
SteoenS Ieinem S~orgGnger int glmte
ais GbefsSn9enieur, Sobn Z. @al=
lace, GreOit fir Die organization Ser
&anol.Irbeit, sic CT, StepenS, MN
Damn mooifi5irt babe, iperln es notbs
menbig gemeien iei. Gr fii9te bin5lt,
CT CLAUDE felt, OaB Ser aannl I'M
Sabre 1915 er0ff1et iperoen miirbe,
CT babe oas Inlt ais Gbef-Sngenieur
nidt 9eilldt uno trete ans eigenem
GntIdluB aus Oemielben aus.
Sr. Stepens Bat feline Sretnoe, ii6
nidt nit 8eidlperbelt nod) @aibing-
ton 81 penoerL ionOern oieielben Dem
neuen Goriiter Ser &onol = Commit
lion, Moior @oet6ols, 5lt unter6reis
ten, Dem man oieielbe 2opalitdt 5ei=
gen iollte, mie ibm. Gum S6luB
oonfte er allen Inlpeienben fin lire
Sreue. No6 SEM Teoe-9lftus fanO
Elm Bali itott. allr5 Dor Der 9(bfabrt,
bic geItern Wittag eriolgte, pliroe
Sr. StepenS nit einem 5meibGnoigen
9llbum iiberraidt, in mel6em aQe
leine Sreu1oe lno Gere6rer lire Sea-
men eingctrogen bntten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-09
Ibi6ie0Suuoien5 bei'm
YoDIt.

Som s. Ipril. - Der 8opIt EN-.
ping beute ben Gr5bii6of GuiglcD
BON Chicago in elmer Yripat-9(b-
Understandings, in mel6er err ietlt
8irfen lparm lobte, ibm SIT Der bon
Der @r5oio5eie Chicago gemo6ten
Sorti6ritte grotlllirte uno ibn olf-
foroerte, feline erIprieBli6e Sbdtigfeit
fort3uleben. Spdter IteQte Der Gr5s
bii6of Dem Goplt % fatbolii6e Stll=
oenten aus Chicago Dor.
9ritti6eS S6Io6ti6iff
e1tran0et.
9eponport, england, s. Ipril.
= 9aS britiide S6lo6tldiff nEro-
falgar" Itranoete bellte arf ieiner
Sobrt bon bier nod Ylpmolt9-S lmo
auf ben Selien nabe 9epilS Goint,
uniueit Gait.S tonebouIe, lpuroe jc-
bod innerbalb elmer Stlt1be ollrd)
ie6s &%emorqlteltre flott gen1a6t lt11D
bier6er 5uriif6ugiirt, no es ms
brotherhood gebra6t meroen miro.
9as porbere COMPARTMENT mar
tbeilpeiie nit @ailer gefiiQt, uno eS
i6eint, bob baS Sabr5eug erbebli6
bei6aoigt lit. oSrofol9or" lit Elm
S6ln6tidiff 5peiter &laiie NIT Ell
nem Replacement BON 12,006 Cont
men uno muroe in 1890 pollenoet.
Seine Mannidyaft beitebt ans 572
Eerionen.
Gerp6nte S6riften.
81 o NJ s. 9(pril. = Ser BON Ser
SnquiIition perbreitete nerle SDlo-
bus miro, ipie ma melOet, Die i6rift-
li6en @erfe Ser sbbes SoutiL So
na53oro unO 2oilp, Oes Or. @iliom
8arrp uno Oes friiberen Seiuiten-
paters Serria Itreng peroammen.
Sier eineetroffenen gto6ri6ten 5lt-
folge lit Ibbe 2oiip, oeiien @erfe
idon in 1903 oltf SEN SSnoer @rpur-
gatorills geiebt lpurben, bauptid6lid
in Solge Der 9emii6utgen bes &uroi.
nails Gi6aro, @r5bii6ofs bon Taris,
NIT einem unbeilbaren 2eiben bebofs
tet, bofft jeoo6 Dor ieinem Sobe nod
fem midtigites @erf, cine .Gregelis,"
cine @rlduterung ieiner friiberer
S6rifter, 81 boletoen.
Gas britii6e YarIament
mieoer in SiBung.
2onbon II, 8. 9(pril. = 0as britt
ide Sacrament trat beute nab abge.
laufenen SIterferien mieoer 5ltlams
men l,no miro i6arf ST. arbeiten ba-
ben, fpenn .es Die ibm onfsetragenen
@eibdfte nod redt5eitig erleoige1
min. 9as 9iioget ipirb am Is. Ipril
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-09
GntbuFafii6e mpfangen
SGniglidje 3nIammcnfunft bci Garta-
gena, an Spanicn'S SiiIte,

@0War0 BON england miro gbren-
General 9 GapitGn in ser ipani-
i6cn Nrmee. - S%tronOung Oe5
britiiden S6loAti9iffe$ nEro.
foIgor." - IS murOe raid mic.
Ser ilott, lit icOoG erbebli6 be-
i6Goigt. - abi6ieo8 = 2h10icn5
OeS Gr5bii1of5 Gui8lep bon GGi-
cogo bei'm 8apit. - @uglono'5
Parliament tritt uo6 pcritri6enen
Oiterferien pieOer 5uiommen. -
6orti6ritte Ser Gepolltion i'm
bene5ueIanii6en Strate 9uiIo.
MoDrio, s. 9(priG. - 0uS gmtS.
bIutt peroffentliHt bellte Gin t6nig-
li6eS 9etret, meld)eS 0cn &Gnig So
moro bon England 5rtm Gbrcn Sc
nerolcapit0n III Ser ipaltii6en 6lotte
cr1lennt.
Gortageno, Sponien, s. gpriG.
- &0nig Glfonio, &0niginmlltter
Gbriitino uno @efol9e longtcn INT
7.30 bellte friib aus Wia0rio bier an,
nm Sen &onig GOmoro uno Die So
nigin Ileronora bon England 3n
cnlpfongen. Ser Iponii6e &6nig uno
feline Mllttcr erbielten cine Spation
bon Der 8eo0lferung.
Ole britii6e So6t oSictorio onO
Nlbert," BON elmer impoionten 6lOttc
%cSfortirt, erIdien ipdter IN SiGt, unO
&0ni9 9ufonio fubr ibr auf ieincr
Sa6t n@iral0n" entgegen. Die f0s
nigli6en 8eil6er mltrOet bel ibrer
@nfunft bobier NIT @nt6ulioSmtS
beipilfommt.
&ontg Stftor emanuel IN
Itben.
Itben, s. 9lpril. - a0nig &ittor
Emanuel bon SStalien fam bcltte in
8egleitung 0es Wsini1terS 0eS Ntl5-
pGrtigen Eittoni unO elmer g(n5abl
@ofniiroentrGger bter an, I'm Ben
&0nig @eorg BON @rie6enlonO SIT be.
iuden. Sic 9eo0lferung empiing
i'm nit gntbuIiaSmus.
9om6e in Barcelona.
Barcelona, Spanien, s. 9(pril.
Cine 9ombe erplo0irte beute
g(6en0 in gtr. 26, 9oltqreria-S troBe,
odbier. &ier Gerionen mur0en per-
Lett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-09

lu1terbreitet rno pabridcinli6 cine
larrge uno lcbbafte 9ebotte pcrltriQ.
den. Sn 9lnbetrodt ser pielen i'm
Forlalnent i6mebenoen midtigcn
Sorlogeh miro mobri6einli6 cine
SerbItliBun9 unoermeioli6 meroen.
Sic HeooIutton in &ene-.
5uela.
@tlIemito0, Sl1iel Curacao, s.
2Lpril. - gfoGri6tcn aus Morucoi6o,
ser @ouptito0t oeS StooteS 3lllia,
Gcne5uclo, er9eber, 0oB Die in Die.
Ieu Stoate ouSge6roGenc Geool1ts
ton 6ortI6rittc mo6t, lurO BOB Die
Hcgterltng mcitcre Wtonni6oftcn on
mirbt, nm 0ieicl6e 81 unterOriiden.
G00D &ricqer's Gntfii6s
rung.
Sonnober, s. @lpril. - Or.
Geo. =. &riegcr, frii6er in Chicago
mobnboit, belien Soblt nG0oD" am
%. OtGr5 olr5 &on6urg cntiiibrt
murNe, mo cr ii6 infer Sbbllt ieincr
Wtlltt1r 6cfon0, uno &crr BON &erlCr,
@ci60ft5fii6rer cineS 0ctcftiu-9ll-
rcollS in @omburg, foulen 6clttc
9}odmittoq IN 6oI0c elmer pom Sc
ridlt III NltOno geQen lie crlulicncn
&oit6cfcbl3 aus Berlin bier an. &crr
bon &cricn 0icbt 81, 0ob cr 0cn &no-
ben cntiiibrte.
ScripGteter 8oribQI0i-
% M ib.
HomL s. Npril. - S6crIt Tu55Qri,
Elm alter 8oriboloiuncr lul0 cbcmus
Tiger StnbS6ef Oc5 itolicliiHen GSrci-
bcitSfdmpfer3, bat BON &rn. g. @ron
in Bottom eincn Srief cr6oltcll, NORM
0criel6e llnt 2h1Sfunft iiber Die 9e5ic-
bltn9cn 5iuiiden Stolicn mo gluncs
rita SIT Nnfoltg rn0 sur W}ittc Der
IedS5t9cr Sabre crilt6tc, olio 81 ser
Belt, ga oa@ gceinigtc StoIicn inn
&Scr0cn begriifcn nor. S6crIt So5-
5ori tounte 0cnt 8oltoncr monhc
bodintcreiiontc gci6i6tIi6e Hemi-
%niScen5crt mittbeilen, 10 inter 9l1oe-
REM OoB @encrol @oriboloi ein
Commando in Scr %llnionSormcc oltge=
botcn moroelt nor, unO BOB @uri=
boloi Die Sffcrte ollcb angcnommcr
buttc. Ser General orgoniiirte cine
Expedition unO pldrltc, BON Ser
Sniel Snr0inien ans ollf cincm cigc-
men S6iffe nn6 9lntCrifu IN See SIT
Qe6en. gllf @aribol0i'S @ciiung
ipurOe Oo8 S6iff, meldeS Die grpe-
0ition ii6er'S Wteer bringen Iolte, nit
%etlernen Soften un1geben, INN e5 &c.
gen Die <geln 0eS Conf0Oerirten
&apcrI6iffeS n9lnbamo" SIT idilten,
fouS man ol.f Ser llebcrfubrt Oentiel=
ben be9cgnen loIlte. Die expedition
Iollte inter Ser itnlie1iiden Sloggc
iegeln, ober ebe Die glbfobrt bon Sor-
oiniet erfolgte, fam Die &utoe bon
Dem 6rieOensi6luB 5lpii6en Dem
9tor0en unO Siioen. So55ori fiigt
bel, Dab @oribolOi il6er ben SOB bon
2tncoln tief betriibt lpor, uno. BOB
elmer %Iciner GnfeL Ser ban1ols gcbo-
rcn mltrOe, dttf 8oriboloi'S @ltni0
ben Nonnen 0eS umerifunii6en MQr-
tDrer-@rGiiocnten erbieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-09
Sine @arnnns fir Yittsbnrs.

gittSburg, Ga., s. april. =
Nod eifer bette 6efannt gelporoenen
@rfldrllng bon S. SIS. g(rras, ser dls
Ser. Staoten : Sn9eniellr oie @rrid-
flung BON 0dmmen am Ohio. unb
gaegbenp.Giper l%eitet, ltebt Yitts-
burg am 8orabeno elmer &ataItropbe,
lpie tie Dor Sabren Die Stabt Sobns-
topn befallen bat.
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Sdiuercr Sdmccitnrm in GAMBIA.

WontreaL Aue.. 8. glpril.
Gin beftiger Sdneeiturm miitbet in
Wontreal un0 nmge6ung. Seit 1887
lit nidt 10 biel Shnee 10 ipat int
Sabre bier gefalen.
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Mcndlelmorb in Mcrifu.

Stobt erifo, s. gpril. =
Ser friibere IraiiOent Sole 2i5anbro
9arriQas bon Guatemala ipuroe ge-
ltern @beno bier aui einem StraBen-
babnipaggon onrd einen jltngen
Monn bon II Sabren aus @uate-
molo erlto6en. Ser Name oes Wtor-
bers lit Cabrera.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-30
WOMEN IN MEDIEVAL rlMgs.
In Many Ways They Had Easier LlSes
Than Their Descendants.

The women OF the sixteenth century
and earlier times had easier lives than
those OF our generation. To be SUI.
there are a hundred labor saving de-
vices today which were unknown TO
them. Bu; In al least two important
respects they had the advantage over
their descendants They waged no
conflict against dirt such as We carry
on from morning TIL night The Eliz-
abethan had no prejudice against gar
bage In his front yard, vermin In his
bedroom. decaying rushes on the door
Of his banquet hall. or soiled lace In
his sleeves. The strength OF arm and
spirit which now goes 20 keeping clean
was left 10 the medieval lady for other
tasks. Moreover. although her cloth
ing was gorgeous-rich with embroid-
cry and lace. and heavy with jewels
Il was not subject TO rapid changes OF
fashion. The cut OF a sleeve or tho
hang OF a skirt was settled for i've
years rather than Ave months. Lie
was then free from the modern terror
OF looking Ike a last years rag bag
Youths Companion.
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|R,ob for the Fray

rts r.sfnIoetinE acHtrt steamed
a t.. fru Sew York On indian
!. r.it. f.f the FRAY The rapid
i. r.rI arl fHrroio tubes had hecn
.r..i t..a lert The vide moufhcd
.sHt.0H arrr unacrcNed and
.1sss aaar Ttc uicboafs vcra up-
t1sr "a. lork so that the curved
rI-I .l suffer Jess resistance 90
D. F-f Iho canvas COVERINGS had
- Isi from The bridges An
rs rffl closed 70 eliminate air fric
D. Et1itinr moublr Vas sent
s rn. raVraiofa sore automo
TlEw tn tecp ihr Nind from
fa ...r cFes The creN we're
r.f. u on. waist
0r no .r..a uf each craft stood
- .r-al..r 0fccr. the navigator
D. tI t.rar af The wheel Down
IN. ".-. au thefs vas post
V.F pam E0u and then a pun
ha.. r.r r0Iiod uut 81 "a funnel
a'.I urV capped forth an Ina
lH|-. tar % steam. telling of the
.,.f.... .aEs-rrs1 90 D. ~
Ih. .. beaded Cor tho starting
r' m ..s scotland urhtship Tho
r.af u1f 't... -0 miles a. hour from
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Lieut. Howe gave the alarm. and the
after watertight doors ware closed. bnt
not before the vardroam had been
Hooded A. the vide compartments
near the center Of the vessels filled.
she sank until her decks we're awash.
and preparations were made 20 aban.
don ship a distress rocket was sent
up that vas seen b. the Nhlpple and
the stewart They gave up the race
Tor honors and went hard about 10 aid
The Hopkins
The Hopkins iifeboats had been nm.
dashed and swung out on the davits.
All the steam and hand pumps we're
put 10 work u was a question Of
whether the craft would live or
founder II was nip and tuck between
the pumps aud The onrushlng waters.
The Whipple and Stewart closed IN
on The Hopkins Then the Whipple's
wireless operator called on Newport
News FOR help. AZ day break the navy
tugs Washneto aud Hercules came out
and dashed themselves alongside the
cripple and towed her into Newport
News where no time was lost In get.
TING the Hopkins into dry dock.
But an that Il but a biz OF the price
Of an efficient navy.
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norance or for mercsAsry reasons are
opposing the sale OF all household
remedies. iohy Is 70 not equally Heces-
sorp for patients 20 knoto the compo-
siiioH Of the remedy prescribed ~
physicioif Docs any sane psrson be-
lleve that the opium IN a physicians
prescription Is less potent or less like
iy 10 create a drug habit than the OPT
um In a proprietary medlcinei A q
matter Of fdcf. more opiaBl-0ddtcfs
and coooin-acHds hdue been made
through the criminal corcicssness Of
fOHoroHt physicians than ~ any Other
means.
Unquestionably. there are a number
% proprietary remedies on the market
the sales OF which should be prohibit
ed. and no doubt they will be when
the requirements Of the Food aud
Drugs Act are rigldly enforced: many
are fra ads, pure and simple. and sons
are decidedly harmful OF the aver
age proprietary remedy. however, u
may truihfuliy be said that II Il dis.
tinctiy better than the average physi-
clans prescription: for not only r. Ito
composition less secret. but II IL pre-
pared for the proprietor BY repuiabls
manufacturing pharmacists IN magr:n-
Gently equipped laboratories and I'M
der the supervision and advice Of able
chemists. competent physicians snd
skillful pharmacists. II should not -
considered strange. therefore. that 80
many physicians prefer to prescribe
these ready-prepared proprietary rem
edies rather than trust those Of thor
own deylsing.
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happy and all we're working hard
We travelled without a guard over a
country that ten years aEo was the
most dangerous In the Islands. on
one OF the trains. now used By Fiji
pino farmers TO take produce from
Isabella into Cagayan. the spaniards
had three heavy outposfs. Nothing %
the Kind Is found there now and thu
trail Il perfectly safe
Il do not believe there Ia anything
in the world that can equal the man
ner In which the people OF the noun.
tains have made their country produo-
tive. Il certainly surpasses anything
I have ever seen. The terraces In
Japan are pygmies compared with Il.
The earth and stone were brought for
miles aud the most wonderful part
about Il Is that the terraces are as
solid and substantial as n they we're
part OF the mountain itself
Some OF them are 20 or 100 feet
high and remain undisturbed through
all sorts OF weather and landslides
And az the time these terraces were
made the people we're under arms
working with their knives and shields
close NJ hand and with sentries on
overy high point OF land aud noun
tain top"
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-08-30
Worden Reaches Goal

Inside Cape Henry. az Hampton
roads. were ten hattleships Of Admiral
Evans feet. This was che goal OF the
destroycrs. n was near nightfall when
a long streak of olive green came In
by Cape Henry. slashing through 90.
ward the feet OF biz fighters. Her
sharp prov cut the waters with the
hiss OF a razor cleaying a sheet OF
paper as she swishcd along like an OK.
press train. stlll going so fast that the
rush OF wind she created whirled the
four streams OF smoke into one and
fattened " out on the waters astern.
Il was the Worden. the winner. going
easy and strong. rs miles an hour, as
she had from $50 o'clock In the morn.
ing until 1870 In the evening.
The Hull. short.hAndcd. came in sec
ond. No other vessel came In up 10
midnight
In the morning hours Of the second
day IA oame the flagship Whipple, with
the story Of a disaster Ia the Hopkins.
the indicated The unbeaton had
nearly foundcrcd In an EFFORT 70 keep
up.
During the night the Truxtun had
fought her way down the coast With
All the speed that was In her and had
passed the Hopkins. the Whipple aud
the stewart. The Hopkins had fought
10 gamcly that the officers had DO
come accustomed &c tbs culver OF her
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[SWIFTEST AND
MOST STIRRING
SEA SPRINT
United States Torpedo
Boat DestrOyers i'm
contest for Chamlpiom ship
Boat Destroyers Inn

and headed for the starting point on
the Scotland lightship. The wind was
fresh. 20 miles an iDur from tho
west.nouthwcat with a lumpy sea roll.
Ing on shore. A. they nearcd the post
he feet closed In on one another la
coniusion In iccloying Tor position.
They cut across one anothcr's stems
with tho sWiftness % an arrow OF
curved in circles with the Fraccfulnoss
~ swallow Sow one would plunge
ahead 90 be- halted In swirl Of hiss.
ING bubbles a. the tain screws
chufned the sea 70 check too much
hoadvay, or another would place her.
aelf az The head of the line and sul.
lcnly wait Tor the others % come M.
Generally u 10 not good naatlcal man.
ncra 90 Dust The flagship from her
place az the head Of the line. bot the
craft we're hot Cor the contest and
may. from stukcr 10 shoulder straps.
had wagons on the result n vas din.
cult 90 pick the favofits All had
made "a. ~. or 40 knoia. which equals
% miles an hour. or express train
time. on their trial trips. Coasldering
The difference due the nAgshlp. many
picked the Whiprie a. a winner. others
thought much 40 ~ wofden. because
her bottom had iast been acraped aud
painted. 90 tho non resistance %
creased steel while an the others had
more or ieas foul bottoms. not having
been iu dry dock or some time. The
majority favored the TmKtun. Tor she
had never been beaten in q contest
and Saa supposed % have tho best
Grew that ever stepped aboard a tor.
pcdo boat destroyer The bluelackets
pinned their faith la the well known
Erii and never Eivc-up Of the Hopkins.
while the champions Of the Stewart
and Hon argued that these vessels
could keep az as fast . clip a. their
sisters.
The flagship whlpple happened 70
b. heading The fleet as the ships bore
down on her on on her starboard.
running nose and uoso With the nag.
thip. vas che Truntun. and % port
vaa The Wordca forcing ahead The
SteNarf. also 81 to port. was gath.
erihE headuay and polling into line
The Hopkins vas tumhling the seas
outward from each bos al she came
up toward the liao aud the Huh hung
on the lcft flank
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ana Dlaek ON the horizon ahead.
To the rear and on 10 the lefi nank
the Hull was fidinF into the seas
and ahowcrins the spray over every.
thlng forward
Then came tho Stewart hanglng on
10 the Hull and then the Hopkins. all
going like race horses. plunging and
mlngiinE steam and smoke. with the
spume fylug about them. The Hop.
hna was making desperate plunges to
get away from the tail Of the process.
sion 81 nyers. She gradually crawled
up 10 forward the Hun. The Hun was
handicapped BY being short handed.
out che. too. took on a squirt and over.
hauled the disabled Truxtun. she set
a pace that kept the Hopkins strain.
ing every nerve 10 maintain every
Inch she had gained.
Thus the long. narrow, olive green
Fighters were strung out from horizon
10 horizon They few past sailing yes,
sells as n the schooners were al an.
Choir. Crews and passengers on coast.
wise liners strang alongside the rails
of steamers 20 watch the contest.
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Pace Begins TO Tell

A. the afternoon wore on. the XII.
ing pace began 10 tell The officers.
IN Eogglos. felt the strain Of keeping
the vessel on the course aud al hands
keyed up to their best Efforts. The
helmsman M the wheel never iifted
his eyes from tho compass
Down In the enEincroom the flying
oil stlll stung the mems eyes blood.
shot. a ran down their arms and
chests and out Of the oyelets Of their
shoes. The stationary parts 81 the
engine were inches deep with the
butterllke substances that few out.
Nov. the boiler rooms are alright.
30 that the tao forced dmueht fans In
a wall may suck In afr that can escape
only By going under the IRE crates
and up through the Goals. and In these
prisons we're locked the halfnaked
siokers They had shoveied tons Of
coal on iho whitehot fires. 20 fierce
that a shoyelful Of fuel turned red the
instant ~ touched the Goals and be.
fore the furnace door could be- swung
shut.
81 ths afternoon wore on snd the
sun god down on the horizon. the
CLEAN u Cape Henry lighthouse. Al
the mouth % Chesapeake bay. showed
clear ahead The Worden was hall
down and out Of sight In the lead The
rest vcrc strung out until the last
err Nas hull down astorn. The stars
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Worden Takes Lead

The woraen. going steadily and
easily. gradually hauled away from
the rest AZ about noon. Her clean
bottom vas In her favor The cham.
pion 1'ruxtun was beginning 10 lose
her grip In the wake OF the leader.
Whercat there we're loud words and
much Precipitation down Ia the en-.
gineroom.
Four streams OF smoke had been
coming from the Truxtun. but sudden.
~ the smoke ceased to belch from her
two forward tunnels. She slowed
down 10 half speed. Something had
gone wrong IN the boiler room.
The WL,pple, running third. was
still hugging the shore 10 cut corners.
The Wordon was forging steadily
ahead. her four columns OF smoke
merging Into one a. she appeared low
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The Race Begins

Lieutenant Commander Anderson
vas hoid.nE the starters naE over the
contestants until ihoy rot in a straight
line abreast Al 80 a m. the signal
MALE tho best % your way Vas run
~ and The race uas on.
Each Prov pitched forward. Tho
siorua squattod to the suction 81 the
Tpoed and the waves rolled up % a
level with the deck aft and swept
asicrn. 40 n earor to escape the gath.
oring speed The Whlpple took the
lead. hugging the shore Next cane
the Worden. to port. with the TruNtun
hanging on ~ her n was az least IS
miles an hour from the start. and a
gap opened between the trio In the
lead. as The Hull. Hopkins and Stewart
dropicd back. making a second trio
nEhtlng q out among themselves.
After two hours the Worien had
taken the lead with the Truxiun sec.
ond and the Whlpplo third The sec.
old trio scattered astern The spume
now In showers over bows and bridges
and spluitorcd against the tunnels.
The sterns. built nat as a noor TO
countcract the powerful downward
suction Of the propellors. squatted low.
while seas rolled up aft higher than
the decks II seemed tina; they would
tumble In over the stcrRs and food
the decks. but the swiftmoying craft
were always just beyond reach a. the
chaldron fattonod out and rushed
away In white foam.
Men with big brass syrinees stood
beside the cans Of Oh and squirted Il
over the engines. The machinery
churnod the oil into yellow butter
and then sprayed everything a golden
hue. u stung the eyes OF englneroom
crews
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the LOAD OF THg LAZY.
This Man Worked Hard In His ows
Particular Way.

One OF the neighborhOod loafers sat
comfortably smoking his foul pipe. ac-
cording 10 his daily custom, In the pre-
scription room OF a drug store. lie
was soliloquizing aloud TO the clerk.
Here Is a sample OF his sound, con-
tented philosophy; -i'll tell you whati
A man Is mighty miserable II he aint
got nothin' to do. when he Amt work
in at somethin'. know tive tried
both ways an I ind that there amt
nothin' that makes a man more miser-
able than doln' nothin'. But. you
know. there's two kinds OF work. one
OF them Is where a fcller goes TO work
az six In the mornin' an works with
his hands TN six az night. The other
Is where a Teller sits around an thinks.
amt never happy unless I'm work
In. but I don't believe In that first
Kind OF work. believe In thinkin' all
day long. an that's harder than tho
other kind. can tell you-you Just
try II II you don't believe me; a man
q mighty miserable when be ain't
workin'."
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frame But even steel gives way
sometimes. This time ], was not In
the englne. but In a totally unexpected
quarter on the outside Of the craft
Projecting cut from the underbody
OF the stern Is steel slci7e envelop.
ms The propeller 81 att. this shaft Ia
held 10 the hull by an upright as thick
az man's arm. The vibration caused
THIS shirt To break. and the steel
biudgeon. swinging around and around
with the shaft. tore a hole In the hull
before the engines could be- stopped.