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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

A young Frcuchman was being
shown about Calderst0nes park by an
English friend What a iue place
this would make for shooung Look
at the birds flying about said the
Frenchman The Lusl.shman replied
20 the effect That. with certain eXCep-
tions il was the spirit OF the country
70 encourage bird life The son OK
Gaul shook his head aud observed
halfsorrowullN % does scent pity
that all this food should be diving
around and no use made %. o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

Tho lady uaG oeen out shopping
She returned gamo WITH handsome
sable SCAT. She remarked 10 her ais.
ter. who was adnirng the purchase
That stupid salesman tried 20 get
me Co bus lu with two heads
cannot tolerate COZ. unnatural in any
thiur Who ever heard OF ln animal
vstn two hpadr9 ller sister looked
critically ed th, scarf Then a smlls
OF amusement 100 300 h.r lace Yes.
sh, remarked YOU didn't buy a fur
with two heads t1 500 bought one
vita la tails London Ogiriuu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
rnnl-,h pr,luaI,. AesInst Corn.

Male has long been grown in fHR-
LAND a. forage crop FOR cattle ard
horse but this r. not sugar corn
nud the average nritisher has not Fot
overcome bis prejudice against eating
horse feed Yet English cattle ana
Enriish horses have an euy.able repl.
tatIon b. parts o, the world outsid" 81
England. and 81 may be- that The Eng
Ishman glu take d leaf olt OF DIS
horse book
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
srreI, ln nsra sttll,s.

4 Chicago man Who has q SON ~
Cornell took occasion while uu fh'
way home from Noa YHrl TO sfon w
for tho purpose OF seeing how .hr
bow WAS getting along o happened
10 be just after m. Cornell football
team. which bod uudrIa1u, many hu
mutations that season had been beat.
en- b. Colgate How are fhiu.s fu.
iur with the football team iho a
Their asked, protoudire 90 boz seeking
Information The Cornell football
team the Young man exclaimed .a
all the disgust thai tr ,0ult pI. H1
his tones 20 A been b.u.l Dos
everything except lHo Dn.ua.4i
Danes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
roTrcr or ANNUAL MEETING
% the Stockholders and Directors ~
In. Pecps 4 northern IeNhs
RAILWAY Company.

Notice hereby EItrn ihai me nm
maj meeting OF The ,t0tkholdcrs oil
The Pecos a Northern Texas bail-
wav Companv viii be- held AZ the
General office OF said Company 10
Amarillo Texas. on TUESDAY Octo-
Der the sixth. 1915. at the hour OF
Is noon. for the purpose OF seleoiing
"A Board OF Director for me ensuing
year and for such other business o.
NAV come before said meeting
The annual meeting of the Dire'-
tors Of aid Company viii b. held on
the same date o. the same place IN
mediately after the meeting olsl2-ks
holders .
~ FREEMAN.
setoe, Secretary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
FOR TRADE

FOR TRADE 100 acres farm all I'M
provements. will exchange for city
property Adde'S a02 North iiu-
coin street 251-lp
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
DIR. w. ID. PATTON
rh,.IlInn nnd -nrnrnn

Physician ahd surgeon
y-Hav Uiaguu. Iud Electro her
aruetics. Surgery. GFnrc0logy anu
Consultation
Office Phone 252. Home Phone l5a
Amarillo Life Building
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

A married msu informs us that one
who tells biz wife an be Knows doesnt
know mfh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

Fort Worth & Denver

'Tho Denver Road
suuthbOund
SO. g Ar. 90 p. " Nv 5.50 =. NJ.
SO. @ Ar. 6 go a. m ~. 6.2s A. NJ.
Nofthhound
SO. Ar "a. 90 2. n. ~ fo.Zb 2. ".
SO e A. 100 T.. 81 ~ i.tV =. 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

Yosemite Has Hi7-ssi waterfall.
The highest waterfall I1 tre world
g the ChoIcrk cascade 'n The hose
uIto which o. 200 fa.f hI.h
Daily News want ABE must De
Accompanied by the cash.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

IF It rs help you want. phone 81,
Amarillo Employment Agency. We
get the help without delay. =. New
SON. manager. 2. o Boz 776. ANA
r!llo. Texas. SI-ti
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
TO EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE for Amarillo resl.
.dence. is0 acres near portales. \
NJ Well Improved. good building
etc Price 5000 per acre Warner
with Dockray Land Co 2l1-t'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
DIR. CLAUDE WOICOrT

Practice limited 20 treating Catarrh
and diseases of the Eye. Ear. Nose
aud Throat
Glasses Properly Fitted
IO5 aud lut West Fourth street
Phone COO
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DRS. NINENAE
SnhnLnl Attention 90
BY HOP"

surgery aud Diseases of Women
N-Ray and ratholosical Laboratories
Suite ]. O.. %. aud 90, Amarillo
National Life Bias Amarillo. Texas
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MISCELLANEOUS

BRAIDs made from comuings. Elite
Hairdresslng Parltr. ls Fuqua Bldg.
Phone n. 9O-26t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

tally News Want Ads must be &C
ccsnpanied By the CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

Daily News want ads must BE- ao
compauied By the CASH.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
FOUND

WATERS For socials. card parties
dinners. dances etc Call Louis
Severe. MAGNOLIA Hotel Phone i23.
263-26p
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

DEESSM AKING ! am now located
at u rs. Owens store. whore ]
would Do glad Co meet you and give
Won prices un work Mrs D. T.
hallmark 2.t.tp
HAVE cash buyer for good Q or .
room house to boz moved Dnckr1F
Land co 2ss-ll
LOOK AT THIS 500 acres highly
improved Sl25 00 Land 90 miles
from Kansas City 20 exchange for
four sections Panhandle land War
nor with Dockray Land Co
1-7 o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24

TRY Dan, News v'u' Ao'
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FOR RENT

rUH RENT Six room modern
house. lu0a Harrison street Phone
Gp@. j. T. NcGrerur 2.l-tf
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18

had no chance to swing back for
brush, and, anyway, should |
miss ] would be left without any
defense.
The eat made no show of re-
treating, in fact, seemed to be adj
vancing. ! began to clear away
the limbs and bushes to make a
bigger opening in case l was
forced to fight.
Acting on a sudden thought !
cut a cedar pole about five feet
long and sharpened one end to a
keen point. This | thought would
do in case of emergency to use as
a spear in holding off the cat.
And the cat was drawing steadily
nearer and crouching low.
poised, spear in hand, waiting
He was very near. With a hiss
and a growl he sprang, for there
was only the trap and chain to
hold him. The clog had come
loose.
i lunged the spear straight al
his open mouth, and missed. The
cat missed, too, and went clear OF
past me, tearing my coat sleeve tC
shreds as he passed. / turned
quickly. The cat landed, turned
facing me. | was ready with thu
spear; the eat was ready. II,
sprang again. This time the speai
landed fair and l pinched him t,
the earth, but to speak the simpl
truth had some time to keep hin
pinned. After 80 minutes strug
gle, however, he gave up. Hi
carcass measured six feet-two
His hide brought two-fifty, hi
scalp eight dollars bounty.
Some may wonder how i 60
off so lucky, but that's easy +
prove, for if not, who would tel
this story2
Stone Lake, Wis. CASEY
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18
ADVENTURES
WITH A WILDCAT
Phil Rodgers, Late Of
This County, Has
a Venture

Editor Message The wild eat
is most peculiar and interesting
prowler of the North woods. Al
though abundant in number in
upper Wisconsin and lower Can
ada, it is seldom indeed that one
is ever seen loose in his native
haunts. An old trapper who has
been in the game for 10 years in
formed me that only once has he
ever seen an untrapped cat in the
woods.
There is perhaps, beyond
doubt, more intense ferceness,
strength and energy, tied up un-
der the skin of one cat than any
other human animal of the same
weight now living. There is
nothing indoors or out, that can
surpass, equal or come within
range of a wild cat for quickness.
/ recollect last winter Of hav.
ing the misfortune to catch one
of the wary creatures by one toe
He had crawled far back under
an old root head, and | saw at
once from the hold the trap had
that if / tried to pull him out he
would jerk loose and escape. Sc
/ devised plan to fasten a trap
to stick, shove it i'll the cat s
way and catch the other foot.
selected a trap that / knew was
right, A No. 2 Newhouse, that
would make the fire fly every
time it sprang. l tied it to I;
stick with a piece of deer hide
and began to experiment.
didn 7 have to reach far, he met
me half way. With a hiss and
snarl the enraged cat struck the
pan of the trap with his free fore.
foot and, ging! 1t snapped on
empty air. / reset and tried again
Nine times in succession that cal
sprang the best steel trap OF
the market and jerked his foo
out before the jaws could clos,
upon it. The tenth time, however
he either became tired or careless
and allowed himself to be caught
The wild cat inhabits only the
densest of cedar swamps. Early
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18

Mrs. Walter Pollock entertain
ed the Missionary Society Of the
Baptist church at her beautiful
home east of Mexico Wednesday
of last week. Mrs. j. Il. Ayscue
led. Miss Martha Sullinger told
of her school work in South
Carolina. Miss Lady Fonville
gave a concert solo, Miss Margar-
ct Million violin solo and Miss
Miriam Glandon, vocal solo. Mrs.
Ian Jones and Mrs. Sutton told
of the late missionary meeting
held at Laddonia. Mrs. II. f.
Tralle gave echoes of the county
s. s. convention held at Rising
Sun. A two course lunch was
served.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18
Dairy Farming Is
Increasing the Value
Of Western Farms

100000 Acres Of Wyoming school
lands near Cheyenne, the Cap
ital of the State, will be sold
at public auction in Cheyenne,
June 18th to 21st, in tracts
of from 160 to $40 acres, one.
tenth down, balance eighteen
annual payments-fertile soil,
smooth surface, grass covered,
well suited to dairy and mixed
farming. Write S. G.. Hop
kins, State Land Commits
sioner, Cheyenne, for plats
and information.
Let me>put you in touch with
owners of large areas who
are selling at low prices, on
attractive terms. to actul
settlers, and otherwise aiding
them. Dairy farming, by
|SlLO methods, is revolution
izing western farm conditions.
A number of Mondcll 500
acre tracts of splendid land yet
available for homesteading for
dairy farming. Write me. /
am employed to help get you
established on lands adjacent
to the Burlington.
s. B. Howard, Assistant I'm
migration Agent, c. b. & Q.
r. R., 1904 Farnum Street,
Omaha, Neb.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Otdbe VI MlSSOuTl, 80
County of Audrain, %
In the Circuit Court, Sept. term,
1914.
Ella Canada----------------Pl Plaintiff
VS..
George Ray Canada ------ Defendant
State of Missouri, to the above
named Defendant, Greeting.
Now on this May %, 1914, comes the
plaintiff in the above entitled cause
and files with the Clerk of the Au-
drain County Circuit Court, in vaca-
ton, her petition, duly verified, here.
in among other things plaintiff allie.
ges that defendant herein, George
Ray Canada, is a nonresident of the
State OF Missouri and cannot be serv-
ed with the ordinary process of law in
this State. II is therefore ordered by
the Clerk OF the Audrain County Cir
cult Court, in vacation, that publica-
ton be made herein notifying the nom
resident defendant George Ray Can
ada, that plaintiff has commenced suit
against him in the Circuit Court OF
Audrain County, Missouri, the object
and general nature of which is to oh.
tain decree of divorce from said de-
PENDANT on the grounds of general in
dignities and desertion, and you, said
nonresident defendant, are hereby
notified of the pendancy of this suit.
the object and general nature thereof,
and unless you be and appear at the
regular term of the Audrain County
Circuit Court, to be begun and held
at the Court House in Mexico, Aud.
rain County, Missouri, on the first
Monday in September 1914 and on or
before the first day of said term
answer or otherwise plead to plaintiffs
petition the same will be taken as con-
fessed and decree rendered as prayed
in said petition.
1t is further ordered by the Court
that . copy hereof be published in the
Mexico Missouri Message, a weekly
newspaper published at Mexico, Mis-
souri,, and circulated in Audrain Coun-
~, Missouri, for four weeks success.
sively the last Insertion TO be more than
fifteen days before tho commencement
OF The next term Of this Court.
Witness my hand and official seal.
hapo az Office in the City of Mexico.
county AID State aforesaid this Nav
18th, 1914.
tSeai) E.F. RLLIOTr
ClorF Of The Audraip Circuit Court,
a true copy from the record,
Attest h, y, Elliott, Clerk.
A. c. Whitson, Attorney for. plain
TIN First insertion May rs, 1914. |
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18

in the season while following
along a spring brook | came to
just such a swamp. The trees
grew in every direction and
shape and were so thickly mat
ted together with moss and vines
that it was difficult to see more
than three feet ahead. This ]
thought must be an ideal place
for cats and decided to run a
line thru at any cost.
There was no chance whatever
to go thru without cutting path
and to cut a trail so one could
walk upright would have re
quired days of labor. SO ! de-
cided to cut tunnel just high
enough to crawl thru.
For day and a half ! worked
following the course of the
stream as near as possible, and
at last reached more open timber.
The length of the tunnel where
had to crawl OH all tours was per
haps a little better than a quarter
of mile and at first it took near
ly an hour to go thru. But u,
length gaining speed from prac-
tice. could dive thru in ten OF
fifteen minutes. | had to sew
buckskin on the knees of my
trousers to avoid wearing then
out.
Four times a week for fou'
weeks ] worked my way thrI tn
hole and never a thing came neai
the traps. Slightly discouraged
on the morning of Jan. 2Ed
was about half way in taking "a
the traps. My thoughts were fa1
from wild cats. Suddenly jus
ahead a chain ratified sharply
and screech and snarl ripped
the air. My hair stood Oil end
My voice would have trembleC
had ! tried to speak. 1t wa
always gloomy in the tunnel
That day was cloudy-it wa
nearly dark. | saw eyes CLEAN
ing just ahead and made out tn
form of the fiercest ball of fir
ever held in a steel trap.
What was | to doY ha'
brought no gun, it was too mucl
trouble to lug that morning,
thought, with the traps. There
was on hands and knees, n
chance to stand erect or hardl
to turn around, facing an Ell
ragged something that made nois
enough for half dozen menageI
les combined
| ] had a hunting axe, but tn
handle was too short for safet
in a combat with a wild cat.
thought of throwing the axe bu
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18
FROM TENNESSEE
Master Frank Day Writes tho
Message a Letter.

Frank Day, IL years old, wbc,
has been helper in the Messooo
Office for two years past, is Wei.
ing in Tennessee and write 49,
the following interesting let,or.
Pulaski, Tenn, June 7. 1871
Dear Hr. Beal Il reco..,,
your last weeks Message and
read it all over. | saw a let,cr IN
it and II reminded me that I .,id
| would write you letter when 7
got down in Sunny Tennessee -
When we got off the train j.,
Pulaski, grandfather was wait
ing for us. We got in his surrv
and went over to get some Ice At
the ice plant. Near the ice nlor+
was a spoke factory which makes
wooden spokes for buggies and
wagons. Then we went ON for
about half mile from town nv,
grandfather showed us some %,
ton, about three or four incbo,
high. And after a while say
some men cutting wheat and oats
about five feet high, which very
nearly covered the men.
In Pulaski they have abont
5000 people. 1t is nearly as
large as Mexico. 1t has a bio
court house made of white stone
and marble with town clock in
the top, which reminded me Of
the town clock in Mexico.
When | left Mexico | was sor.
Try to leave but | was glad to be
in Tennessee so | could visit nv
old friends in the country.
My grandfather has big
barn full of wheat and oats. I
stayed at his home one night and
the next morning | went down to
my uncle's place. His name is
Walter Adkins. He lives one
mile and half north of Pulaski.
Charley Adkins is another of nv
uncles here.
Uncle Charley owns a dairy.
One morning grandfather and I
walked to town to wait for the
milk wagon. While was wait.
ing for the wagon went down to
| the Pulaski Citizen" office.
There | saw a big press and a lit,
tie job press, and both were run
by water motor. Then | saw
some type, but it was not new ia
me at all. I did not stay long.
The name of my uncle's dairy
is "White-Stone Dairy" Every
COW on the place is a Jersey COW,
which give the best milk going.
The best Holstein milk is not as
good as the Jersey milk.
Frank Day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18

Mr.. j. +. Lehnen and Miss Ada
Edelman, both Of st. Louis, came
to Mexico last Thursday, bent on
getting married. They heard of
Rev. Hayes and made their OBJ
ject known at that colored
brothers door before they saw
they had made a mistake, They
wanted white man to marry
them, of course. They were di-
rected to Rev. G. A. Mitchell,
who "clinched" the nuptial knot
and sent them back home happy
and two hearts beating as one.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18

Mrs. Herbert Pryor and two
small daughters, Betsy and Vir
ginia, are visiting at Warrcns-
burg, where Mr.. Pryor is teach
ing in the Normal.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our kind
neighbors and friends for the
kindness shown us thru the death
OF our dear mother and wife. AL.
so DR.. Toalson and wife and
Mayor Dry for kindness shown.
May the Lord bless them.
A. c. Powell >and James A..
George C., and Elizabeth Powell.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18

Miss Sue Logan of Laddonia
spent last week with the family
of Fred A. Morris in Mexico.
Miss Bessie Day is attending
summer school at Columbia,
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Cochran
have moved from Mexico to
Benton City.
Mexico Missouri message., 1914-06-18

DR.. Theo. II. Winans is in At
lantic City, N. j., attending a
Homeopathic meeting. lie will
return July 7th.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

berieIben trof Srn. Golmette in Die
gruit. @r iiel it06ncnO 5l 9ooen.
Spionage 9Sro5eB in 4
g8ien.
g9ien 16. WlGr5. Die 0itrei-
6iide &egierung begann berte net
tere WloBnobmcn 3ur Gutbiiaimg Der
rililiiben Spionage Gampogne in
Seitrei6. 9telm ruiii6e llntertbo-
ncn pllroen 6eitte Dor Oie S6ranteli
oes @cridtS gc6ra6t, inter Ger Pm
flagc, BON oent rliiiiiden @cneralita6
cngogirt 81 ieinL I'M oitreibii6e Wli-
litarf@ebeimniiic aus5ufun0i6aitcn
beionOers IN @oli5icn, 100 Ncltreid)
an 9luBlanO itoBt.
0ic 9lu9eflagten iinO ian1nltlic6
Giuililteu. Inter Oeniel6cn 6eiinOen
Id 8lpei 8raucn ooOou cine, glora
Baron jung uuO bilO6iibtb lit. Die
icl6c loa ans Oiii5iercn in 9emberg.
lpidtiqc Conformation berois9elodt
6obeii.
EaS critic &apitcl in scr Galn-
poanc gcgcn Spiona9e in Ocitrcb
mar 6cfonntli6 Oir6 Ocn SelbltnorO
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OleOl 6c5ci6nct. @r cri6oB Ib i'm
N3ai, nadlOcm 1cin @errat6 entOedt
poroen mar. @s luiroe Oer5eit ge-
Iaat, cS ici i6m @elcoen6cit geaebcu
WorOen iib ieIbit gu ri6ten e6c CT
pro5eiiirt wllrOc.
Cir Sobn @lurraD toot.
&on0on 16. Mdr5-Sir So1n
MrrroD, Ser 6erii6nlte Iatilrforl6er
BON @Oin6ingb, murOe beilte BEL ei.
nen1 9lutonobil llnfaa getootet.
Seine Eodter muroe iduer OerleBt.
Ser llnfoa ereignete ii1 nobe benz
Sein SirSobn'S, nGboaen9e2oOge, T"
gSoroie, edinburgh. Sir Sobn be-
fmo iicb mif Der Scimfobrt BON ei-
nenl 9elud6 in @losgoip. Seine Eo6-
ter, Sri. 9ibo0o WtilrroD, lenftc bic
@lnihine, in melher iih nuBer oen
Neiocn nod DER Gbouffeur befanO.
Iie @toibine fippte rnL pGbreno iic
cine 9lnbobc no6nl Die SSnIoiien
luurocn bcroas aeic4lcii0ert, unO Sir
@obn purOe ouf Der Ste0c get0Otct.
Der G6ouficur wur0c nnr IeiMt 0er-
lest o6cr Srl. @dlrroO muroc be
muBtlos nud cincm @olpitol &c.
6rad]t iDre &crlcsungen meroen je-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

giSput 3 mii6en 0euti6en
unO polniihen &atboli-
fen.
@GrGin, Is. @dr5. Cine Iie.
Oer6olung ser (berihteten) geiirieen
9Grmicenen in ser fot6olii6en Ct
@ouls.airde in NRoobit miro fir
ndbiten 9onntoq 6eiiirc6tet mann
oiele &inoer Der @emeinOemitglieOer
Ole critic Communion cr6oIteu uer
oen
Ser geitrige @orfau Bat in Der
oeltic6en Heids6ouptitoo cine groBe
Seniotiou erregt ga man 6iS6er
BON Dem GiSput 5uii@en poluii&eu
uno OciltiGen &atbolifen meuig &C.
bort bate.
Gie llria6e Der 9eitrigeu Sceuc
mar oie 9(nfiinoigling Der glttoritd
ten ser Stride, OoB oieiel6en ainOcrn
sic 3itloiiung 5ur eritcn Communion
bermeiaern wiirocn mclbe nid)t ali
Dem rcgclmGBigen ocitiden @orbc
reitlngSinterriht t5eilgcnomncu
6Gtten.
Gie Eoleh wel6e Inter Sen 9lrbei
tern in Gloabit ic6r 5o6(rcicb iino,
6u6eu lb aeicbporeu oorouf al be-.
itc6eu OaB i6re &inoer Olrb Inter.
ric6t in pohiider Spro6e iiir Die
critic Communion Dor6ereitet merOen
Sir 6co6ii6tigcn Die in oieien &loi.
len por6ercitcten &inoer, trob icner
9(nfiinOiglmA ON Somltog smeds
Gmpfaug Ser Communion sur Stride
5iI ieuoen.
etn0rcm Gornegie at8gcs
sci 1nct.
Gopcnbo9cm DGncniorf. tG.
1ldr5. aonig Gbriitiou bat Serrr
@lnorew Carnegie OaS @roBtrciB oes
Sonncbroa OrOeus perliebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-17

idluloiQrngen eegen aapitGn 9errD
al fiibreu pelhe bon oen Suipefto.
rem in g}orfolt nod elmer proDiiori.
ic9en ltnteriubuug erboben worocn
woren. @egen aopitGu @owarO 6.
Sobuion BON Ser ,W1onroe0 murOen
feline Acknowledgement erbobeu.
@os bonn Snipeftor Sarecnt ein.
gcreic9te @lto6tcn mar ie6r lni-
fongrcib, ging gou5 genot ouf oen
8au Der 6eioen Sdifie, Die llmitdnoe
Der @oIliiiou uno ole 6iibrltng Der
Ncmonnrng nod Dem 3uiommen-
itoB Gin. 0as @utobteu ifIieBt nit
Dem 9eflinoe, Bob 9opitGn gerrD
lrno ouc oroeren Ofti5icre ser ,,9lons
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Ser Q}eridt SSnipettor Sorsenfs
6eibulOigt oen &opitGn Sobnion bon
ser ,N}onroe" Der .llnfGbiqfeit
g}adldiiisteit uno gfIi6tpcridunt.
nib" @s miro i6n oorgeporfelL
sic iuternotionolcn &egulatioren 8ur
gcrbiiting bon Goaiiionen ooourh
Ocrlebt 81 boben oob er eia folibes
Signol in Slcbel COB. 9erner miro
CT angei6uloiet, cine g&obldiiigfeit
Degangen ou ba6en inoem er nidts
tbot, I'M Oie Goaiiiou gu oermeioen
o0er sic StGrfe oericlben Su miIoertl
noh0em er oeS onoeren Sobr5euaes
oniidtig geporOen; uno iblieBIid
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5ll crlongcn.
SSnipcftor SowarO'S @utobteu
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tiidct iduloi9 es uuterloiien 5u Da.
ben, sic @eidminoigfeit icincS 6o6r
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uno cnpiieblt Dem Captain oie 2il
Gems 5li ne6neu.
Gopit0n Sargent bemerfte 6ci Der
@inreibung icines 9eridtS nod,
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Grfdbring III 9}opigotion beiiec,
pd6reno Snipeftor Sowaro nibt I'M
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feinc prottiiAe Grfo6rulg ais SSii6,
rer bon SHiiien mifpeien foune.
llebcrroid dung in @ai6
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