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tluro= Nrrta 90 vbirh 10 So sl-,'.,i w
naIrF'y - 7ye votes We Was ,siH.-.
y i~n'lv bruukn' - TRIAL IN en- Id rhargs
~ MURDER found guilty ard .-ufsrr~t
g. imprisonment ~ tourt~-n YEAR
While p'It un bail p@niinE an app-.
about sept ! Iast h~ took 20 the W1,sts
9th = small following end~aVN-fGE -
create au insiirr-Ctt0n tgtin,t IN. govern
m-ut in the province ~ Nu~Va NiEcaya On
sept he was taken prisoner Nv ua'rv~s
- the village m Shirn hs had thk-n r~flk.
and sas turned over ~ the constahu.
larry authurttt"- vino had the village -.lr.
rounded The only casualty due o. ~
afaIr wac the death ~ one ~ the MAndaC
followers. WIN Wa- ki'Iet Wh.l" resisting
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tRI/ONi mas .OI.IJI.
GrO~th Of New jersey E1d Nebras LA
Towns IN LET Decade

WAsHI>GToN. oct 30 According =
fgure- ISSUED by the Census Bureau to-
day the total population 81 Arizona d.
200 35t m 1910 a. compared with y! AL
IN 1871, a gain OF - per cent.
Other announcements were a. foii,ws.
New Jersey Carlsbad. $500 IA 1910.
> S71 ~ 1850, kasi Rutherford 4 rs IN 1910.
AN m i9p. Rutherford. 7.O4S IN 1910.
A.tli m 1880. MoDdridRe utS IN 1910.
s.? m 1881 Wellington. J.its IN 1910 81?
IN 1871. Union township. iu5s IA 1910.
.j9p m 1871.
Nebraska Benson $40 IN 1910. SO
IN 1871, Dundee. i.G2S "a 1910. go IN 1870
Florence | .S2e m 1910 49, m 1870
south Carolina SommervIlle towr
Rs IA 1910. =. t2u IA 1917 dorchester
county l5.ssi ~ 1910 10 zoe in IaDp
The Census Bureau tonight announced
tn" population ~ tho following cities
Charleston, y G. s. SO IN 1910. againS'
5S so' IN 1917, percentage ~ increase. =
{ olumbia. = G. 2SSia IN 1910 against
81 ins IN 1870, increase. - : per cent.
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fFr sr.f .H sh.sH rfs rvs.- si.f' u.ts,-.
~ hr' w-.,th-r uiigrtmtgr .s sp.sn
popularity e. M. suriursr White Uufu..s
Returning 90 Wash.ngfun Nr f,rr
s'Il have '' .niv~ .~rtaIn rrnh."'r- ~
an .rtrirat- and involved Nature hur 30
wtI md hiru-elf -tr-ns' h.nsi anil sup
portst by tho ~, uri hu- Ndfurul-tra-
'Jun has mair ~" PROMISED EFFORTS
a. s-'Dnumy hav. h.-.n MAINTAINED sIfh-
nut hra-- hansis u - true hut with -uD-
49, ~ details and .ut.-tartlal -aylus-
m the gro-- amounts "NT~n,ls,i N.
reorganization ~ various bureaus and
departments has made prugr's,- n j.
PAR lculAriV mott, cable that tn. Pat
OTiC~ Department. With m" Wiyks,t
HITCHCn,K ~ IT. head has h""n mn
proving - service. and reducing it>
deficit az the same tam" such govern.
mental artiViti~s attrart s,ant att"u-
ton a. they progress hut their result D.,
Understood more liely than = gen
orally believed Particularly arr they
indior~ - IN" good faith. t"nari'v "
purpose and strength II intention Of IN.
administration.
~ Mr.. TAFT can congratulate him.
self IN much that has t.ren don" and On
the prospect ~ what i - ~ dom" Ne
ran attack the questions that r"guir"
hi- personal action with IN" cons lutl--
neS- that his firm intent To- conduct hl-
office IN the interest Of tho TAXPAYER and
the public - generally recognized and
heartily applauded. Nor need be- b.
worried about the small annovanDeS To
which he has been subjected The cam
paign 81 misrepresentation that has been
waged against him i collapSlng. and he
Is again o. receive the respect thai has
always been due tn him
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sssafhta~F ~ sNsssrfs. 10 % ~ - .
go --ssfsH Wssasa' - $50 49,
ssv-sgsfss alsw-~ff . Hs~s 90 Ff's -.
- 49, ssrs-~ss = sfts~v sss.f 80 eis=~iassi
--sssas saf fasftsas u--ssts t--if -
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fsss@ Haiffs - go ssri= 800 sriHilfi -
FL @H@sHss nt-H Hstalraf saff Hfi@rfiHi sr
H-sfa ~ Hsrs= Hsastas 30 s-ii e. FL $500
a=ss .fssaasafaa 90 Hnsa.af .f@s 10
.ls=--ffr r T.sfrsf afst go HsiaHH= Tass
srsH e-asfas raTs~iifs= - aHs~rr r.
30 So 90 tssf tf $500 aHfHa
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$50 q 90 Ts-sHfs-s q Har--a -tr.rF
49, rsf.sffIiasas 800 aa- ~ fHfFf~-s4 p
-s.rsrls rHa sif--r- q go ..r go utr
HI - 49, sI-su@sif 81 I.rfhs fHsfisra
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go Hs-raiuas fF- ss=r~h~isn.ns HaI.af
10 $3.50 assas.r n~v@r 80 80 .e s.r
.--sf-si % f.Hrt a Sew
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Ih~ Trib"rouah Rout~

~ long agp Nlr VI, Npoo -ati IN an
rf1'al rowmunirarr, that tho company
- wh.rh ~ j. president Wa- thinking -
ht,iiing ON M" Rroaiwav-trNingfpu
ay"uu" >ubWay H. ANNOUNCEMENT
hat h.--n anticipated hy VI NtIIFN :
Declaration thai th" N-N Maven Rail
rad i- uu ~. .r"kru' fur subway
"utran," % Manhattan for - great
suburban tram IN" 'rIbpruugh sub
wty ui.-'i Ia. hs,'n pAuu"i wl'h a
view 20 a., nWm"iattng IN" New Haven
suburban passenger ,oa hr- Other
interest, hty" h""r mentioned a, pros
p'~tly" bldi"r- and = great hank ng
hnu-.' % has h""n ~tfi IN authority. -
ready - imam" subway construction
hv 'h" lut"rhur"uCh
N"' ~ bids were r"r-,rd Yesterday
on ~" Publ, SsT>I,r tomuI--l"n ron-
tract Tor 'h" tuburuugh route Docs any
one doubt that under present transit con
diton, IN this uvercroWded town n new
subway could be- land out which private
capital would h- eager - build and
operate. What then Is the trouble
with the contract offered by the Pubic
Service Commission Tn" citv - rich
enough - build from any >"r' - -peCl-
hcat,on-. no matter how crotchetv they
NAV b" hu' - 1t rtDh enough - stand an
annual deGclt on the giant t-iboruugh
r"u'" equal IN proportion 10 the 81 SIS"
deficit On - pvgmy MUNICIPAL ferry
service
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A. ~ Changing tie Name OF the PT"isNsnt
Epi.CopaI GhuTch

To rEE FpIroR ~ IHg SUN -r. Inc yer,
d-trrtr ned lAN vote 81 TIE 'rieunial episcopal
enn,rnu on at Cincinnati has N rs i.dEmcn'
,a,-i ne Protestant ypiscopA. Chu-rh from
a dangerous cr'siS Personally ~ NnguCsn
rlrtENran tWo4Id hoo - >es the name change
o. either The American church or Inc Nmei
can Episcopal church - which ~ IA, iIst =,
much rIgh' a. nc Uniformed Dutch church o.
nc >cn'rh Church has hui ne r,urr~ church
ga-t, seems Determined to insert he u'le ,Atho
Ur NnN 80 msn Vhn has received 'h~o
Ips.ra. rAlniNg 10 has ono ~ The latest revised
rnr' rIoy~ilas At hand b. clear mat lsihouc
apple. 70 NJ sholS rhrs'ian body but me s,S-
ags man docs not understand rnts and pre- iudic.
Again,' th~ word l. ven grrA'
To- illustrate Vhai mean suppose mat ~
England - VA propo-~i Ia eliminate Ne word
Protestant a1i l1s~r' he word Catholic there
Vourf - AlTlvs' 0Iu'rr N-hay~ onN -
g. uscs IN 'h~ DAYS - Queen Anns ana 'hs
Prstrnder - reanEe me ro-iuon In addition a.
mn, a. mus, r~sr IN mind nat iYurE inc Is.'
car quite nImb~- ~ Protestant Episcopal
ri~rEvmsn have gone over ~ the Roman catholic
church This fAc' sons would Intensity the
p-s'u1ies among ProtrsAnu
IN the continent the TORN Protestant q a.
pnst "a me ip'hrrAn rom runiu1 IN ftsung uish
~ FROM the Reformed ~ GAlNtnls' n has heen
well said that NJ church be built az "a =
nsEauon ana Pro's-tanusrn IL negAuon hut
n VouI NJ ven uuufss step 90 nske any change
- ne present ume ~ appesrs thsi the House
~ Bishops as against The chanEs
NoItaIre j. credited Vith tho assertion Witch
j. repeated ~, S'dnsy srri'h Inst 'he-- are men
WOMEN and clergy ana are N be cnngraiu-
aud that here we're feg mon IN the ron.
,snuon. inr,pdng me four sent a. ~ deputies
from Nsv NorA d8ocsss NNOtIrANUs
RHeJELTN October ~
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David Bennett mn

For some time Mr. Hill had been
retired from politics in 80 far as man
TO whom politics had ~ long hsen the
breath Of his nOstrils uTrlld retire In
the estimation ~ his best friends D."
would have done better 70 give NJ the
game sooner than he did and without
making that futile concession. 'h" IA
nous coal plank. to the -AdullamIt"-
CoNevlteS. Socialists a. earlier ha had
named that galhmaufTy 81 radIoallsm
which was 20 triumph, temporarily a.
least IN both parti"s He did not b.
long m that galley. there WAS hardly a
plac" for HIM IN that bryanlzod and
hastardlzcd concern which figured ~
the Democracy since 1880 until very
recently Mr. HILL - gone Iu-t ~ tho
Democratic revival. the restoration Il
Democratic sanity. - IN sight, Just when
the Democratic part l. become ~" hope
81 cons"rvatlv" men md m" bIlwark Of
the Constitution
Vet 10" ancient landmarks hav" b"cn
Ovo-Howcd bv the tide Of socIa r-m.
Perhaps tho finest intellectual cNprcs-
sion tho most sfat"smarik" and
weightv utieran"n. IN" highest public
s"r''l"" Of DAVID hewitt HILL, =
found in his Two great speeches against
m" Federal income tax lie sJok" ~
vain for the moment at least hc fought
IN vain n deluslon InduStriouslv prOpa-
gated hv demagog,Ies and spread now
from the PopuliSts 90 N" Republicans
az well a. 20 the Democrats II y vol
these extracts from Mr. HILL : speech
IN the senate June y lS3i
Much IL said shout The general Government
protecting property ard mat therefore property
should pay Asss directly IN ~ Sueh protection
il more ~ hSuon than rsAnty. more -
theory han prAcucAl result IN truth and N
fac' the property ant personal liberty - the
c,uJsn IL pro'sr'sd almost sa~igsivrly and On.
ur"y ~ his town eounty. snd STATE Governments
The IooAl Govsrnmrnu are those witch rrDt-rI
property ana personal rsh', which supply -
Win IRE and police protection. Win sewer priv.
lsEes vlth pure and vhoIssoms water. with %.
and electricity frr OR streets which MAINTAIN
or psysn~n's AMI roads uhich arrest and punish
and sustain our counties, ohari'AbIe Institution,
and charter our punne conveyance, protect oar
suffrage, and maintain pub order every vh~r~
and which mae me- rnr'h n,inE
The obligation Of ours~,", ana oar a,..~u-|
a ted properly ls N tr~ -'ats and local go, sru.
nents ami not N ne genera Gotsrnrent -rerpt
n ne reno'~si desre~
In fact me general Government ~. 'Yt
irnitet iurisiiction over Vs. Fhirr T. ds ned In
ne Constitution. n ran IsEis'A'e n4t niue IN
'sEard N our domestic A~Airs so tho sar1.s
relations ~ ne snd our business our nreupstigr
,gr contracts. or homss. our comfort, AMI
privileges are al regulated b. th- SnV. And ~,
ne MASON
The nation osnno' rive %. honssiIoesr Govern
nens ltoAnno' protect ~ fror ffs4f ps,ufsuor.
obbsry. murder. Ore. DARKNESS. bad hirnvays.
rnorAnos. psupsrism. in'smp~ranos ana rhine
generally. or from Asy Of me other evils the
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a G.r,l. Reminder WON Ina,.

2 wv - TT-7T"-T TTWTTTN
The Tos' ~ - has IT. delights Nnd - NJ,
~ = t,.r gi,s. me ietisf % the indian hoss
rI'1rsd mind 'e~r's 70 have Eo' Indigestion from
, dictionary ~ fofrign lAnEIAE he Is at,
ros'russDr and ssn's promotion Here II his
.la'fcr
~ ! nave me nonoT 70 r~qussi YOU that
lfl not receive any answcr - NJ ps'iton - yet
Iroggh Z an f-ErAn'~ dsiirto sut at 'vstrs
49, rrluU. mS younger pa ras gone Afueula
morris lUso iac'o o. '~npofs ~ HOres Does
me ne o'a man 90 - uEs . candle SIC transi,
gloria numb nat ysni yidi Wei
Nog pleas srtttr'Ym send man m m, post
tr-' NAY DO his pTonsr sotE - home r. Il =
pH''snr~ a"airs honnsur vhich Il aEsnda for
.o.r pSF'in~nul consider
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" RIGHT ron " REWE BF>CH.
Disirict NJ toIUmbtA judge Mentioned
for One 81 the arAnries

WAsHtNGTON, oct 20 The name .i
Daniel Thew Wright Associate Justice
~ the supreme Court Of the District
81 Columbia. - the latest 20 figure n
the gossip a. a probable selection nv
President Taft for one Of the vacancies
on the United States supreme tour'
bench Judge Wright gave the OPINION
adJudglng samuel Gompers and The
other officers ~ the American Federation
81 Labor guilty Of con tempt IN the bu -
Stove and Range Company InJunc'.'n
case
Judge Wright wac appointed 10 '1s
District Suprrme Court from CInciuaaH
OHIO. by President Roosevelt on '.-
recommendation Of Senator Joseph
Foraker RE hAd served az Judge ~ 80
Common Pleas Court ~ Hamilton county
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CORPOR TiN
Practically Al Collected It AEETeEa'e'
a7I. OOO. OIO.

WAsHINGroN. OCf 20 4 state. en-
issued al the Treasury department 'o.ia.
says
Practically all ~ m corpora'Irr 'at.
exceeding 81. OnnOn IN the agEr"St'".
has been collected nv the Treasury N"aI'-
msnt Spms small amounts a." .'.
standing whore claims for abaisrar' ore
I@nding and Their" are few Instar..s '
foreign companies. whose main : ..'-
ar" IN foreign countries refusing 'n h'
and having no ASsetE m this country -#.-
jet to prpc.rs Tho 'aN has le-I
l"c''d with lees ANNOYANCE and part ..
apparently less reluctsn~e IN % anr '''f
internal revenue tax Irnpuaei
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Movement. ~ Naval Vessel,

WAsHGSGTpN. Oct 20 ArrIy"t nd"
g'lnboat NIckshurg has a. toun'r OIL.
tank ship Arethu-a ~ damptnn h.t.-
the destrOycrs Smith. Flus-er and La~ n
a. Soloinons Island and the SUPPLY -.-.
Glacier ~ Mare Island
Sailed Tn" despatch boat I..i'.1
from Washington for Key West th' CO. -
Justin from San Francisco for SaT meg
the cruiser Tacoma from Crisf1pa ~
Puerto CoTtes and the cruiser ~ l-H.is-
ton from Rio de Janeiro for Barba1ys
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SsS nv Hsp' H'H ~


80 H-s.Is aI .F- Hf-sH.-s H..H. sH-.i H
zee zoe .ss s--ss go Hs.a s~s-f 7si
-ssnr 81. r.if-sfs Hf Hsssss..s.#s fIHrs fHs1s' rel
.,-v 80 -fsf- 81 sol. Ysss 90 .-li f. f-.r7
usav - ~ @fBf-- n go 8.sn 81 H.
'Fr-- 20 's-s- .a81rsHnIss '.aas Hsv- r~-u
m ,rur..sf - 80 a1.it.an ',z-a .v .H-
,nd 80 srfss. Fss- 90 rsasIs.-1-st 'Hs.-
H=rff HUran.s1n rHs sf go .Nr~- F---
anpnv sras- sru,rnua.ssf sn-
~ snIV $780, faf ssHtpT.Hs T'.Ir suH.-
- 49, 49, ss~-tv-si sru"Hf fF~-s -'faf-
H1anF r-.ifI~.i. tr f,f~t SOS - 600 vote
fsasHs 10 uis rsrYbugsa essH- 1 .r~
sac. - N-~ ,aff nave s~-n asN.~ .r
reply 90 80 Is,s- rr-pasd-rsa~- ~ rh---
I-''sr- sod -, hope 20 '~.sh fhe'r srfsfs
D., 'hi. r"ul u'uHi, aiiou
over e. r~r go 20 80 I-ff-T- nave 70.
ee,y-d have bssn ROW wen sbo soHfi np'
aIio- ths,r names 10 30 pubu,lv 1851 srI
for tha' reas.n have r~ar'udi-d 'hI' no
fofmat'"n - @ssu- sould n"i Prove 80
elective - ne dis-.minatioa ~ snas edge
arnnns ths people ~ ne ns~ srtr+r> shtrN
. nos aotns % 90 no' owe ro 'Nai
ron,r.on hose,sr uutil ,oasIl-sd -1rn-
~ IN. gen ismsu sno followed 90 rne,r
'-,ts'- ~ rslInE on We IN-f~ s-- 70.
coant's. m thfs STATE FROM shr,h have not
received let'-f.
some f~s ~ he ~rtef, arch did no.
approve ~ 'h~ position I toos. thai a.
Needed STATE hou-s ,l-sn.ng. pointed pur
The far' that Mr. shs- has done thar
surs 10 'h-ss make reply 'ha' Eco, ~rnor
hughes certainly did q grsat deal IA me
way ~ accomplishment ~ NOR, 300 TINS
Inc huf there - no ., Idsn,e ro me- ma nu
'he work - ,-' complete and the dI,Dlu.
.ufrs painting 20 tho widespread roach ui
srsf, IN tho STATE forced me 10 ne ou,n ou
that % would he well 20 have thorough
u,prhauIIng
ManN 81 the ls't~rs I have received -hos
that their author~ intend % vote urls Tor
Mr. p,N ana M, for the r"st Of tho bono
cratic state ucAet To 'h".~ { have not
lad time or opportunity or tagHi'Is. for
replying ana with The views Expressed b.
them have no quarrel but would Ike pub.
hcly 10 call their attention 20 one fa~t. which
i this. hat MIR Roo."'eit NAV A. any tine
lmpulssN"lS declare that he vii east the
Presidcncy from him tao wear, hence m
order 20 carry the election IN ttis state
this fall While | do not hesitate 20 ~,
mat ! could not hclieN" that declaration n
II Nere made. ! desire to ,all attention 20
m" fact 50 10 rabl, evident thai Mr Roose-
welt has become a creature Of impulse 3
'Aprtc- and Nhim thar many question, Of :
,"rscitN ha'" ARISEN between Mr Eoo-e.
Neh IN times nast and n"Nspap"r reporters p
Nrchbishop- and "'hers. and thai 'nrrr =
= growing conviction IN the puohc mind I
'ra' While he has ~Ner'-d some energy on
the commandment Thou shalt not sta,l
10 has not AlloNed himself to I've sawed
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D,u n...rns.r. 70. Io-Ao~ Posi- om,.,


'rrsngsr ~n's for the ~rnpo, rn~1' ~ siris In
stead ~ hoys a. indoor ness~ngsrs IN ne General
Posi urcs sni IN ~ th~ principal pro, inrial
yOst once arr bsinS computed snd II "a en- uct
pAt~d thA' ihs experiment. wiil ~ made on Jan
uary - ne latest So - Nsrnn's l. Grand ~
hDp~d N smpioy ne Ei'is mainly m me Telephone
and telegraph departments. vhrrr women form,
. considerable proportion o. ne saT Tire WaEe
N he paid 70 me girl messengers Nil Bs 10 Isa.
than that Of the boyG
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lT.I z non.
Tennessee u Net IN the HumOr 20 Mako .
a.oNcrn0r Of a Ierr, andrew

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gINins Ca'gut Rob- repertoire recent
edItorIa' m IHF So failed io mention the
adding senator specially. The ,aCklng
Hen 30 Old hon - oa'kling sgatn. all
r.sh'. h.r - 'sl-a alarm. There an r.
no EGG I~nnss-ss ma no GO1error.hIp
for -" patdonug i~>r-r Neither has ~
suN further senatorial fogs- 20 combine
With c'ov bells EpDAF SII,ENAN
ia>TN FuRNs Tenn Oc' ober D.
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editorials about Tennessee tatgv' Rob
ave an accurate measure ~ The fddlsr.
lecturer nSar senator There sAa time
v hen he Old Volunteer state way wiling
20 give once 10 chan Who colld make the
fInules' faces ana rlaN Arkansas Irsv-
.IIsr' ne best hut tennessee has go' PAS
the Stage ahsre ham dance music - the
standard for - s'afs-msu BOT. Tho hero
of tho catgu'. - not m q country fddl ng
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-21

Frpu Jaras,i-y corn~- 'hs story u q
Hr'I-h r~ts~~n .pIad q no Rural
GIiard under Lieutenant NtRANpA AMI the
ts,nii' SoLts ~ tho Santr Tomas farm
near Oiesn 10 Avila MiAASp, and q
soldier we're BADLY wounded and The
li-I'enNn' shot and sill~d hts guide me
JEEvANrNs ~hsn No .,I-p~ctssi the Glids.
II . d~-tGn ~ h~,rAy him IN unsettled
condition q AHnirs IN INTERIOR Iuhs might
~. d~,iur~i from this employment u the
Rural Quart hu' ~ - nothing new
'h~r~ are ,lNavs gentlemen Whn live on
me country IN tuhA, and OCCASIONALLY they
steal ''u much. d-fN the authorities aud
take ~ ne bush
What ~ max" of N" lively sktrrnl 81 -
lIeutenan' MIRANpA with the bandits -
that the Rurs! Quart 10 maintaining the
high standard u efficiency y acquired
under American army officers Who
taught lt ~ trail CRIMINALS nto the deep
wood~ ant attack them. no matter what
the hazard Inc Old cuban wav was 10
take NJ ri-S - ambush. exchange shots
~ Iuug range and ride hack ~ amp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-21

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rfrh r~-unahf voice IN ut'Is ~riI-. AMI
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-12-08

man on watch with the nickeled stadimeter at his
eyes, the white bluejackets In boats on the SUPER
structure, some with cameras polsed-all leveled
to the same trenchant awe. Vague murmurs not
quite shouting rise; the rumble OF a belated
loading hoist the hoarse hiss OF air blasts clear.
ing the bores. The nerveracking tsung of
primer discharged In some breech. with the bra.
vado OF utter preparedness. Choking smoke
clouds vomit up over us from the crater OF the
forward smoke pipe. with the heat of Turkish
bath.
"Fire!"-and all around on the rails OF our
cage snarl out the buzzers
All the to starboard goes ribbed and scit-
tering, as If under the first blow of a tornado.
KNOTS ten right" (Denection) Down 600"
(Range) Knots six left" Down 300" "Savo!"
You miss, cannot remember after the exact
shouts of the spotters the key to the actual
craftsmanship. cried out the geyser gardens
rise. and, transformed, as they echo in the sub
station Into the craft that guides the great spurts
to bloom out where all hunger for them to
be-bunched together and hiding the target with
their spray
THE Georgia's shooting at our screen"
That last one winged her" You catch such fever
ish comments between times, slowly grasping
too, that the yards and angles of range and de-
fection keep dwindling In size, as shouted "Hit"
comes now and then, in the climax like a ham
mer blow; and the four-minute eternity ends
on the long alarm bell for firing, you hear
like a man coming out OF trance. the ordnance
officer calmly observing that the DETECTION wasn't
a knot out all the time, but d--n that forward
turret for hanging fire so that those poison fumes
hid the spashes. You coughing, in first
remembrance Of their strange. acrid. burning
strangulation.
The run is over, the spectacle and the human
burden of 1t delivered the order is passed
to call up all divisional officers to report any
inisfres
Swinging to the targets hungrily
searching them for shell noes. the throng Of
officers the quarterback vent their relaxed ten
sion-"Our dispersal good but the range
finder read 500 yards That's always the
fault. And half the time 1t figures under" or
you hear. "A difference of 30 per cent. in range
makes difference OF 300 per cent. in the diff.
Guilty of spotting" One learns that the forward
twelyes hung FIRE because water splashed the
sights We discern three hits In our target
in any of the other three. glory be!-pick.
ing them reluctantly from rents made by the
seas; the repair boats, putting out from each
ship OF u.s. set their halfnaked crews struggling
with the mast and screens. herding the precious
canvases aboard the flagship. for judgment by all
umpires assembled