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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
PR|TCHARD A Qualified VOTER
STATEMENTS TO THE CONTRARY N0TWIT THSTANDNG
10 the Voters Of Tulsa: -

TO the Voters Of Tulsa
il has been reported by the
democratic candidate from the
LIST District, ana stated editorial,y
by Colonel Stryker in last even
ings Democrat that l. as Inde-
pendent candidate from 1st Dis
rict am not legal resident Of
this state.
have refrained from attacks
Of any kind upon the qualfica-
tions Of my opponents. preferring
to try to set forth my own qualifi-
cations for holding office, and sim
ccrity in this movement, not as
reformer, but to enforce the laws
ou our statute books
moved my family to Oklahoma
in 1907 and have lived iu the state
continuously until the present
time Have paid taxes In the
state for the past five years.
refer YOU to Mr.. O. T.. Workman.
past president Chamber of Come
mcrce Of oklahoma city. l have
received pay from the Oklahoma
Iron Work for all the engineering
work / have done for the last
twelve months.
have considered the above
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

name was placed before you was
conclusive evidence Of the fact
wish to state again that / have
accepted this nomination with fun
knowledge of the task that is be-
fore me II elected, and that I ap-
preciate the sacrifice II may mean
to me In the next two years | am
not gutter. and have never failed
to MAKE GOOD In any business
project have undertaken Dur
ing the last II years ! have been
continuously employed by five
large construction corporations.
names and locations 81 which
will gladly give ON request; and
can obtain very satisfactory
position with anyone of these
firms when needed. and respect
fully refer you 20 the management
Of any one Of them.
My enslueering work has quail
fed me for membership .u Ampri-
can Society Of civil Engineers. the
most advanced organization Of is
kind In the world
am not now out OF Job and
looking 10 the city 90 keep me. ~
stated in publlcr without boastng
Of my sanctity | have accepted
the nomination with prayer. and
respectfully solicit an honest votes.
CLIFFORD NJ PRITCHARD.
independent Candidate for COM
missioner No. !.
paid Political Advertising
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05
3-Grain Tablet Makes
Flesh

iu. one wishing 10 add to their weight
improve their color aud restore a norm. .,
condition Of the stomach and nerves should
adopt the wonderfully successful treatment
known to physicians and druggists as %
grain hypO O-nuclane tablets, put up IN sealed
PACKAGES with full directions for home use.
Red lips. pink checks, and 10 10 80 pounds
increase in weight are not uncommon re-
suits from several months usage. Ask your
ply ,ician or q well stocked druggist ior
item
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

During political campaign cane
did1ta Tor 'he leg stature was driving
through the country seeding votes
among the farmers when he mot a
young man I'm farmers glrb walking
by the roadside.
Having in his mind a prospect,
\ Ote, h stopped his horse and sollt-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

'''' anu Ih' department officials '
''' 'u me la'e OF Ih'Se IHDJS in the
'''e "I record which cannot be
'B"'H '''heu ASIDE the town Is being
S'"'ue''a from one end OF the United
states TO the other Charges are
"'''r in the poblc press that human
'I' Is not SAFE In ihls community.
Charges are made that tbc murderer
the gambler. the scarlet woman. the
porc,-climber and ,b. .,f..I.,,....,.., ......
welcome here and are harnored here
by an cosy-poipo no,i,o e.,.. ,,.
pcopIo who has. h,,, ,.,l.t.. n....
assertions. the men and Women who
have been pursuing an organized cam
paigu of abuse and Nlifirltiou do
not believe these charges themselves
other wise they would not have lived
hrr, al. tbas, ,.eo,...,..i ,,... .,,-...
eng was made just recently hey would
p''"'P'N move [" oulef ana more sa-
luprlous surroundings Tho truth Of
the matter is that during the past two
years the people Of this town have
voted moro mones for schools than
ever before in the history of any com
mouity in the state. they have erect
I'd the finest church in all Of the
southwest; they have subscribed the
money for Y NJ I, and .,r. ,,.t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-04-05

statement unnecessary az | have
learned that the committee that
urged me to become a candidate
had obtained this information
without difficulty before my name
was chosen. and the fact that the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27

Sheriff Herbert McGrath of Grant
count stopped over in the city Sun
day from the west on his way to
Silver CITY.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27

j. l.. McKeever. n stranger in the
city, from Irwin. Pa, who stopped
over in Deming on his way to the
Pacific coast. attended the morning
services at the local Presbyterian
Church to hear the sermons of the
Rev. ID. Matheson. and while on his
way from the church To his hotel,
he lost his pocket book containing
5000 in cash and his railway tickets.
A short time afterwards he was ac-
costed by Paul Henry. sou of the
Rev. y. ID. Henry. and asked il he
had lost anything. When MIR. Ne
keever searched his pockets, he dis
covered his loss and young Henry
restored the cash and railroad
tickets. Mr.. McKeever was profuse In
his thanks and offered a substantial
reward. which was refused. He con-
sidered himself as most fortunate, as
he would have been greatly incon-
convenienced, and he was loud in the
praise of the honesty Of the citizens
Of Demi..g.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27
Eastern Capitalist Visits Here

Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.Paine Of Nj
agaru Falls, Ontario, arrived in the
city Saturday and are guests at the
Hotel Baker. They stopped over to
visit Mrs. Paine's brother, Arthur
Flynn, who has been here for some
time. Mr.. Paine is one Of the Of
ficials Of the Pierce Automobile com
pany and the Shredded Wheat Bis
cult company Of Niagara Falls, New
York, and several other large in
dustrial concerns Of the East. He
and his wife oppressed themselves as
greatly impressed with Deming and
the Mimbres Valley, after being TAX
en- on an extended automobile trip,
and they contemplate making a win
home here. They left for n trip to
ter home here. They left for a trip to
spend several months.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27
THERE IS NO CHARGE
FOR ADVERTISING, JOHN

Following are two letters which
explain themselves:
Chicago, Feb. 10, 1914.
Clyde Earl Ely, Deming, New Mexico.
Dear Sir: Our Mr.. Schmidt will
have the pleasure Of seeing you with
in a few days, for the purpose of
showing you line Of grocery
samples and to quote you thereon
lowest Wholesale prices consistent
with quality. You should not miss
this opportunity to purchase strictly
high grade food stuffs at rock bot
tom prices.
Our goods are guaranteed to CON-
ply with the national pure food law,
sixteen ounces to the pound, four
quarts to the gallon and as repres-
ented in every respect.
We are the largest grocery house
in the world conducting a business of
this kind. Every item We offer is
purchased direct from the grower,
Gamer, or in other words, "first
hands,"
We earnestly advise you to ex-
anime our samples and compare
prices, feeling fully convinced that
if you do so, you will appreciate the
fact that we handle better, and
fresher class of goods than it is pos
sible to obtain al any retail store,
and that our prices are lower than
you are now paying, no matter where
you may be trading.
Permit us to take this opportunity
to invite you to visit us when you
come to Chicago. Make our place
of business your headquarters; We
shall endeavor to make il pleasant
for you.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN SEXTON 4 co
Dcming, New Mexico, Feb. 20, 1914
John Sexton & Co., Chicago, Ill.
My dear john
Thanks awfully, John, for the in
vitation, but you know We are sucl
busy lot here that pleasure trips
to Chicago are almost out Of tn
question. Then again we have ,
few grocery stores here, and while
as you say, they charge a little NOR
for their goods still we have manages
to get reasonably fat and to pay on
bills. OF course we might dig ~
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27
Louis Smyer In Runaway Accident

Louis Smyer, % years old. was
injured in runaway accident
about 10 o'clock last Saturday morn
ing. The young man who is son Of
John r. Smyer, a ranchman near
Carne was driving u team attached to
a wagon loaded with oil barrels
and he was driving north on Gold
avenue the team became frightened
and started to run making a sharp
turn. Smyer was thrown from his
seat lighting on his head as he
struck the ground. He was taken to
the office Of DIR. s. d. Swope, where
II was found that he had sustained
light concussion of the brain Of
which he soon gained consciousness
and was again able to take charge of
the team and drive home.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27

Lieutenant John f. Robinson OF
the Ninth cavalrt who was stationed
here for some me, came up from
Columbus last eek and visited
number Of friends.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27
Death of Mrs. ]. W. Luter

Mrs. j. W. Luter, who came to
Deming last July from Gainesville,
Ark, died here last Friday night at
her late residence on Platinum. Her
husband and daughter were present
at the time of her death. The body
was prepared for shipment by W. c.
Rawson, and accompanied by her
husband and daughter, was sent to
Gainesville, Ark, for burial.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27
SivER CITY EMDEAv0RlNe
TO FORM ANOTHER COMPANY

Silver City has enough energetic
young men to ealist another mill
tary company Of state militia. Dem
ing has just recruited a company
composed of the best young blood
Of the city, and there is no reason
why Silver City cannot do likewise.
Silver City has one of the finest
armories in the state and il would
add to her prestige to have Il crack
military organization.-Silver City
Enterprise.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27
c. n. Lester Reaches San DIsuo
A telegram was received here Mo

A telegram was received here Mon
day from C. II. Lester, daddy of
the Borderland Automobile route"
by his son, that he arrived in San
Diego at AGO p. IN. Friday with his
son Roy, their time being from Dem
ing to San Diego, forty hours. They
drove eighty miles through the noun
tains Friday, in flood Of rain. at
looked like second deluge" said Mr..
Lester, land all trains were aban-
doned and the destruction to prop
erty was very great"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27

Witness my hand and The Official sal Of he
State Land Office. this eth Of February. 1914.
ROBERT p. ERvIEN.
Commissioner Of Pubic Lands.
Feb. 70 April ~.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-02-27
Completing Work at Tyrone

j. r. Gilchrist of the FL Paso &
Southwestern railroad. came up from
III Paso with force of men Satur-
day on their way TO Tyrone, where
the FINISHING work will be done on the
Tyrone branch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-19
BAND WILL HOLD
MEETING TONIGHT
IN ARNORY HALL
Mcmbers to Receive Pay for First
Engagement and Consider
Uniforms Proposition.

Tho Greater Cairo band will hcIl
a meeting at 7:30 this evening at
Armory haIl. The members viii re-
ceiye their pay for their first en-
gagement at this meeting. The band
has been Dactictng faithfully and
is capable OF really artistic per-
formance already. Under the lead
ership Of Director Munal it bids fair
to become one of the best musical
organizations in this part of the
country. At this evenings meeting
the band Eill consider a number Of
good propositions for uniforms
which have been made by local mer.
chants.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-19
American Delegates Reply to Mexi-
can Note ForeshadOws Unyie.ding
Attitude by U. s.
CHOICE OF PROVISIONAL
PRESIDENT DIFFICULT
Cairanza and Villa Break Believed
Complete. Latter Asking
Sole Command. "a

NIAGARA Falls. jane 1S.-- The
American dclesation to the media
tion conference has made public
statement issHcd with the consent OF
the Washington eo.arament in re-
ply to the statement given out las.
night Dy the Me>iean DELEGATION
ofitistzing the America Plan for the
establishment of -.oylsional gov
eminent in Mexico with a Consti-
iutionalst at it's head.
Suggestions that Pres. Wilson had
any intent to destroy the electoral
liberty Of Mexico are utterly repu-
dated by the American representa-
tves. The statement coming on the
eve Of the full conference Of tha
ncdiliors and delegates was taken
#day aa foreaasling the umalter-
allie and unyiclding position of the
United States in the parley.
In yew Of the opposite views ex-
dressed by the American and Mexi-
can DELEGATES in their public utter
ances the next conference win bring.
perhaps the most critical and d6l'-
cate mem2nt Of the entire mediation
proceedings, The disagreement on
names hitherto has blocked progr,s s.
The madiajols Intended to submit
iN" or six names which they have
,arNalIy selected cut Of list.
Amona these may be found one Who
S knitahlo
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-19
LARGEST MILL
IN j. S. IN THE
SMALLEST HOUSE
Is the New Valley Cereal Mill at
Tenth Street and Jeifer-
son Avenue.
MILL HAS CAPACITY OF 800
BARRELS CORN MEAL DAILY
Building is only 80 by 40 Feet an
is One Story Is Feet in
Height.


In the Valley Cereal Mil at Tenth
street aud Je0cr on avenue. cairo
has fho Isroast mill in ,,a e,,oiI,st
,.,.,.- 49,, ,..
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no '".' e are stF''R win wonder
at the perfect arrang5 meut of tae
vast amount of ma,h hinery wAicd is
housed in tbe buiidipo
ON Ana Il 1a12 = y T e.i-
fer, ,-r4 ,o..,.r,,. .,,rsl ,.., ,.
Mound Ctt, e,ortod .ho ,ro,,.,. ~,
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Seifert vn,i,ra ro. a., ,..,.h.
t1a r,,n. ,-, l. n,.,. ..u anti,
M dre,. ,,, bf,.sotf .,, ,..., =,
tret vorI.,d - colt, r.. a.,,,,i,i.z
IN hpild min ,rhf,b ,,o.,,a NM
tbe or,,tc,t oro,,. &c ,,aa,,faan,.
in nrono,tion to +bo e;,, ar t5o
buuding of onv min in tho co,n-
t,y
Tho o,a MIN In ,ra,,,l Cit,. ,,.,.
eoujnped with o7-hor.o no,.ar
motor ana bod oon,oi,, ~ INA
barrels -, dav Tbo NOW MIN ,o. .
40 boreo nou,or oo,.r ~ ha.
canoc;ty ~ 2oo h,rral, , 1,,.
Tho peo hpiIdirg s. "a Ir A r,..
ana has ono story 10 roo, hiab
most milIs have tbroo sto,sas rn,
faat ahoyo mo n,or roo- u. ho
c,cvator eoor an ro ,a.hinan,.
rests rhc oIn,otorc IL, III ,.,t
from, 60, :, b,,,a,,, , .
20 stands of tbem rbcro ,ro ole,
four dorbIn st,nds or roil. a fr.h,.
IN dienotcr ,,d %, to,n,.. ,,nu
2.saction nlort sir,or sfrts t,o n,,al
from, m, r,,,r VII.
There is ols, r.coi,;rr .a,
ar,tor n ,,ko III, tro.h a,, ar
the corn and soorr,r u.;t
oonoci,,. 30 t,,-,.,. -
which sco,rs ,,,o croin. - aaun 49,
rnre tba,, r,,ch ,bo Cr,t ,.,ft rrl,,..
,e - enctio, Ca, on5 nv, o-nt.,.
ors eucr an ir,,urito. o.t - a..
erist tb,.o b,,,ino a,,,..i,,.
2oo b,rr,ls d5v u,ho C,Iar n,it,.
d,yo,, bos , c,no,i,,.. ar = r.,,.,.,,. ,,,,,.
ham uhl, - b.,r, ,,.,... 49,,
rigbt ho1s~ fr,o.shos t,o stoa,, ro,
tbi. drv,r ,rbor,. .,r,.o,,.- 1i,,a -,,.,r,
and two corrtor ob,r,s. ,, tb. e,.t
eoor with onofnor cot of tbo e.,-,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-19

Tosn7h Rtdman who is now max
Ing his home at 81. Mary's lnfirmary
and formerly resided on Eiehth
street met With a slisht accident
fuoslav while eettine off a street
car az ST. Mary's Park. He was
taken by two ladies IN au automobile
to the lnhrmary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-19
CAIRO NOW LEADS
LEACUf: AFTER 4
DESPERATE FIGHT
GO TO OWENSGOR0 FROM
HENDEbG0T VICTORIES


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The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-19

a cat has nine lives An ADVERTISE
ment is more fortunate as it has
several hundred or several thousand.
In fact, 1t has so many that 1t never
really dies. ..s
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-19

Advertising in a good medium
pays handsomely. This Is good
medium.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-19

Dollars grow In our advertising
columns. Advertise and Readers
gather them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-19
LOCAL FORECAST.

Cairo and vicinity: Parly cloudy
Friday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-06-19

CONCLUDED on Page Fiye.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11
Dzia1ania na morzach.
WALK MA ZACHODZIE EUROl
NieWee noWin. Szieg nemieck StaCOny Angti.
WIESCI Z POLSKL -ROSYANIE POD KRAKOW OWEM

wstecz Austryakow posuneli sic
az do rzeki Wis}oki, pobocznej
Sanu, zajmujac powrotem mia
sta: Jaroslaw, Przeworsk, Ian
cut, Dynow i Rzeszow; ma po}ud-
nie ku PodkarPaciu zajeli Rosya-
ME Gala wschodnia polac kraju az
po Lisko. ...
Wieden, II listopada. : Ra--
.porty austryackie przyznaja, IL
wojska austryackie Z Galicyi wy
cofaly sic zupelnie poza linie Sa-
nu - wobec wzmozonej ofensy--
wy rosyjskiej. Podobniez Z Btu
kowiny usuwaja sic Austryacy
przed nastepujacymi Moskalami'
Wielkie panuje zaniepokojenie 0
losy armii austryackiej, znajdu--
jacei sic ma poindnie cd Przemy-
sla, a otoczonej prawdopodob--
ME przez przewazne silly rosyj--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11
lime walk ma
Morzu.

Londyn, IL listopada. - Do
niesiono tn, re krazownik ME
miecki ,,Koenigsberg" zostai "a
blokowany przez angielski kra-
iownik ,,Chattam" naprzeciw
wyspy Malta koio Niemieckiel
Afryki Wschod.: niemiecki statek
sohronil sic na wyspe pred po--
tezniejszym statkiem angielski1n
/ wplynsl W znajdujace sic tam
ujscie rzeki Rubiji, a Chatham
zabIokowai Niemca w kanale mie
dzy wysps laden staiym; an
eielski statek ostrzelaI przytem
,,Koenigsberg", zadajac mu po-
wazne uszkodzenia, tax, re Me
mice Jest do dalszej walki i wy
jazdu z ujscis rzeki kanaiu ME
zdolny.
z Chile donosza, ze na tam
teiszych wybrzezach wczorai
slyszano bardzo silna kanonade
widocznie walka sic tam toczy
okrstami niemieckimi, grasuja-
cymi ma wodach poiudniowo-ame
rykahskich Pacyfiku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11

skie wladze, il W razie bombardo-
wanna portow, utreckich ME wo-
jennych = "a kazdego mahome-
tanina zabitego W takiej bombar-
dacyi zostanie straconych ma
tychmiastowo po trzech chrzesci-
ian.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11

okolicy jezior mazurskich = Cd
rzucono wstecz Niemcow i zaje-
toEk, wojska rosyjskie zapuscic
sic mialy az ma odlegiosc "a mil
ma poludnie cd Krolewca poko-
naiy tam Niemcow, przecinajac
poiaczenia kolejowe i>telegraficz-
ne. w Krolestwie juz podobno O.
statki Niemcow znajduja sic ma
samej granicy: doniesienia ro-
syjskie gsosza, re nawet zniszczo-
ny Kalisz zostai Niemcom odebra
ny, a wojska nieprzyjacielskie 20
staiy wyparte z miasta. Czy i
Czestochowa wzieta Niemcom,
ME wiadomo. Ma poludnie W
Krakowskiem, Rosyanie zajeli
Miech6w postepujac szybko ma
Krakow, So juz ME dalei oden jak
na 90 mil; podobno zaczeto juz o.
strzeliwanie zewnetrznych for
tow twierdzy krakowskiej.
- w Galicyi waiki tocza sic
najwazniejsze dniami ostatnini.
TIL Rosyanie przekroczyli San,
wygrawszy wielka bitwe mad ta
rzeka i odrzuciwszy daleko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11

do Rosyi propozycya pokoju, a.
lie Rosya propozycye owa odrzu-
ella. -.
Z Walk z Turcya.

Londyn, II listopada. = Do
niesiono tu, ze,w dwudniowej BIZ
twie ma granicy zakaukasK1eJ ro-
syjskiej, Turcy pobili wkraczaja-
ce wojska rosyjskie i zajeli .po-
zycye nieprzyjaciela. Niema po-
twierdzenia tel wiesci.
z Konstantynopola donosza,
ze okrety tureckie odegnaiy stat
XII rosyjskie, bombardujace port
Koslu': Rosyanie uszli wSrod
mgiy morskiej. Eskadra rosyjs--
ka bombal dowaia Heraklee-Ergli
w Anatolii poniszczy}a tam
sk}ady wegla kilka statkow tu-
reckich W porcie stojacych.
Petrograd, II listopada. - L
Odessy donosza, re ludnosc tam
teisza uchodzi I miasta wglab Ia
du, obawiajac sic wizyty stat
kow tureckich i ponownej bom--
bardacyi. w okolicy wojska re-
zerwowe buntuja sic podobno
przeciwko rzadowi i ME chca isc
do walki, kilkunastu prowodyrow
rozstrzelano. Szczegolow brak.
- Donosza, re dowodca wojsk
tureckich W Bejrucie postal "a
wiadomienie posiom amerykans-
kim po miastach okolicznych, by
powiadomili angielskie francu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-11-11
Walk z Turcya.
Wiesci skape i niepewne.
W TSING-TAO.
Walk ma Morzach.
Zniszczenie Linden.

LOndyn, IL istopada. = Pra-
ss angielsks ogiasza obszerne
szczegoly o zniszczeniu krazowni
ka niemieckiego Linden przez
krazownik angielsko-australski
Sydney, o czem wczorajsze juz
telegramy doniosly: gazety sia--
via okret niemiecki jego kapi-
tana v. Muellera, ktory dal do
wod wysokich zdolnoSci, name
wrujac statkiem swym tax dlugo
bezkarnie; uchodzil on zawsze
poScigom nieprzyjaciela, a szko-
dy sprzymierzonym narobA ME
maio, gdy sic zwazy, re zatopii 2s
statkow morskich, na laczna
szkode W surnie co najmniej piec
milionow dolarow; wsrod zato--
pionych przez Linden okretow
byIo kilka wojennych, jak krs-
zownik rosyjski nJemszczuk'
jeden torpedowiec francuski. An.
gielski statek Sydney" .polowal
ma Niemca juz cd dluzszego CA
su zrecznem manewrowaniem
doprowadzil go do schronienia
sic do Zatoki Bengalskiej - ma
Oceanic Indyjskim, ME ma Pa
cyfiku, jak pierwotnie donoszono
Tu w poblizu Wysp Kokosowych
niedaleko Sumatry Sydney" do
padl ,,Emden" i zmusil go do
Walk, a majac dziala ciszsze
dalej niosace wziai rychlo gore
mad statkiem niemieckim, ktory
cieiko uszkodzony, ratujac sic,
dopiynaI do wybrzeza, gdzis
splonal wskutek eksplozyi, spo-
wodowanej pociskami Anglika
Ludzi zginelo wielu, ale czesG
zaiogi zdolaia sic uratowac, po-
dobno kapitan Mueller jest
wsr6d uratowanych. Przypusz-'
czaia, ze obecnie wody poiudnio;
wo-azyatyckie beda bezpieczne
spokojne- jake oczyszczone e
statkow niemieckich.