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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
Pt.ACE ASSURED NOW IN
MEXICO, DELEGATES SAY

Mexico CITY oct l5.-~Ali the milf
tary chieftains, Including Francisco
villa, hmilana Napata and Nenustlano
Carranza are now subject TO ;he or
ders Of the Aguas Cillentes oonven-
ton which TO-DAY, after a stormy Sc
cret session. voted itself the supreme
power Of the land. The delegates took
oath 10 abide by the majority on an
questions including the form Of gov
eminent and presidential succession.
The question of The kind of govern
ment that shall prevail will be decid.
cd az a session to be held October 20
when a fun zapata delegation. num-
herring twenty-five men. win be pres
emit
Prominent DELEGATES to the confer
encc say the question of further civil
strife in Mexico has been definitely
decided and that peace is assured.
majority OF the delegates lean
toward a commission form of govern
ment until general elections can be
held thoueh many of them favor An
tonic |, Nillareal for the provisional
presidency
tndef the now arrangement. Cen
eral carranxa can be candidate for
the presidency IN the general cleo
giens.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
Prevention Of Situation Similar
TO Recent One at Naco Is
Aimed at In Official Steps
Being Taken,
ARIZONA IS STRONG
FOR SUCH MOVEMENT
AdjulaOt General Of State Wis
its Scene Of Recent Trouble
as Representative Of Gov
ernor Hunt.
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Nae0 Arlzn Oct 1.-THE establish.
ment of d neutral zone on the Mexican
side Of the border has been suggested
OFFICIALLY It was learned today. as "A
preventive against the situation which
for two weeks has confronted the Ht.
Tie town of Naco. G.. n. Harris. adj
Jutnnt general ~ the Arizona Ma
iional guard. ybited Naoo today to IN
Noftigate for Governor Hunt. who has
protested 20 the Washington govern
ment against the fro from the Mcxi-
can side which he asserts has imper-
illcd the lives of the residents Of the
American town.
General Harris had no statement to
make tonight before his return 10
Tucson. but Il WIS learned that the
Arizona state government would well
come the establishment OF n neutral
Zone aud that several United states
army officers along the border already
bad suggested The idea 10 the war de-
partment
The Arizona state government. it
was learned. Intends to make a test
case Of the Naco affair and TO bring
all possible pressure to bear ON the
Washington government t. prevent
border fighting which would afford
danger 10 residents Of the American
side, q menace which has boon fire.
quont during the last four years Of
Mexican revolutions
Governor Maytoronas Indian troops
today their persistent az
tack on Naco bat no direct assault
WAS made Few bullets fcli on the
American side, although the Southern
Pacific railroad station Of the Sonora
town, located few yards from the in
Iefnational line, was struck by shell
and burned to the ground.
Maytorenas most effective cannon
Is handled by "a German gunner, who
IN the absence Of sights on the piece, /
sights through the bore Of the gun.
His aim Of necessity is Inaccurate. (
Governor llIll's machine guns are OPP
Grated by American negro soldiers /
who have deserted from the Ninth 1
ana Tenth cavalry on border duty
here
The German gunner. for want Of I
is using n type of home
made eontaeh bombs az an unusually 1
sort enc Of tho them today .
lroke in HIS entertainments. de-
'apltatlng a machine gun operator,
iemolishlng his gun ana killing two
lther men. During the night firing
American women here are housed IN
he village church. Their husbands
iuddle around camp fire in fear Of 4
taying IN their homes in The southern 4
Extremity of the town. The Mexican
gomen refugees arc given shelter in
he aane hnIIhIng.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

lsY noHsiHo JOURNAL vrrcitL lei6to wiHri
Los Angeles. oct l5.--Gcn Antonio
+ Vlllareal mentioned in dispatches az
presiding officer Of the peace confer
encc at Aguas Calientcs and also AS a
compromise candidate to succeed Car
rama. helped Ricardo Flores Magon
and other Mexican socialists In this
city 20 foment q revolt against Por-
lflrio Diaz before Francisco Mader0
took tho field. As a result of that agi-
tation four or five Mexicans spent
some timo In a federal penitentary for
violation Of Mexican neutrality.
Villareal was thus identified today
'by Adolfo Garlic, CafTanzts repre-
sentative here.
With Magon. villareai was an edi-
tor Of degeneration, Mexican rovo-
lutionary paper In Los Angeles Ma
CONS partisans financed revolt In
Lower California and planned So
cialistie commonwealth there in 1871.
After the failure Of this project
Nillareal became street railway la
borer here but subsequently Joined
Madero and was sent as the Mexican
chiefs agent 90 Barcelona. Spain.
"villareal is now governor Of Nuevo
Leon said GARLIC lie Is a radical.
but of a practical turn OF mind and II
made president of Mexico he undouht-
eddy would improve the condition OF
the poems. to which class ne belongs.
Land ana liberty" was the motto
of Regeneration under the editorial
guidance Of Nillareal and the Wagons.
General Vlllareal Is regarded as
perhaps the best posted authority
among the constitutionaiists upon the
uprarlnn problems Of that country.
With Ygnaclo Bonillns acting minis
ter of communication and others he
has been engaged for months in per-
ton of the large landed estates OF
Mexico among the poorer classes
General Nillareal also IL known as
4 strong nnti-clerical and has advocat-
ed wide reform within the Catholic
church ia Mexico He vigorously OPP
posed the presence of foreign born
priests in Mexico and as governor of
Nucvo Leon WAS tho first Of the con
executives to promulgate
strict rules for the conduct Of the
,hurch within his territory.
General Villareal mas been close
student Of economic and social ques-
ions and one Of the reforms he has
most earnestly advocated Is the sup
preston of the social evil 20 which he
.scribes many Of the troubles OF his
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
IMPROBABLE STORY
FROM EAST pRI sSIA

London. Oct. 10 1870 q. MI IA
correspondent Of the Daily Mail, who
has been travelling w tho East Prus-
sian field Of operations. describes a
cossack device 60 overcome wire en-
tunalemcnta. lie aays;
This being a gront grazing country,
when troops or Cossacks are charging
batteries. they drive immense floekH
Of sheep aud cattle before them right
on 10 the tanglc mass Of wire. Then
they charge they horses over the
platform OF flesh, suhrcing the gun
ncrs in the very trenches behind
This plan. however. WIS Initiated
by the Germans, who were equally
fearless and successful in carrying Il
out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
FIFTEEN SOLDIERS KILLED
BY NAQUI INDIANS

Naco. Ariz.. oct 10 ~ Fifteen OF
General Hilfs troops defending Naco,
Sonora. were Killed today by Governor
Maytorenas Yaqui Indians. Hill also
lost machine gun. Maytorena Is re-
ported 60 have received reinforce
ments and his adherents said he might
make another assault be fore daybreak
tomorrow
The Southern Pacific depot on the
Mexican side and string Of freight
cars were burned today. the result of
a well aimed shell from the Maytorena
artllcrymon
The unburied dead Mexicans and
horses near the international boun-
dairy have now become menace to the
American town,
Investigation shows that General
HUI has received over million cart
ridges. several machine guns ana sew
cral hundred rifles through Naco,
Ari2,, since he took up his position In
the town across the line.
Colonel Charles W Harris, adjutant
general Of the Arizona National guard,
with captain NJ G. Seeley, are here
as representatives of Governor Hunt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
DOERS RALLY To
AID ENGLAND IN
SOUTH ERICA
Stern Measures Adopted by
General Botha to Suppress
Rebellion Among Those Who
Hate Great Britain.
IL, ao.s,sa JOURNAL .rsel.l ls.s.o WAR

Cape Town, Oct 10 (via London
1850 y. m.)---As a result of Colonel
Maritz rebellion In the northwest Of
Cape Province, Gen. Louis Botha, pre-.
mier OF the Union Of South Africa and
commander OF the troops Of the union.
is taking the field earlier than he
originally intended. General Botha X
placing himself at the head Of several
strong Dutch commands organized on
the old burgher line, which are affn-
lated with regiments trained by the
Union defense force.
Commandants, field coronets and
burghers who served under General
Botha in the South African war are
rallying 20 his call, irrespective Of their
political feeling. to fight alongside
the English in defense of the empire
against which they were in arms
twelve years ago. This fact has had
a marked effect on waverers who are
now flockng to General Botha's
standard.
The other rebels within the union,
having openly declared themselves.
the government considers itself not
obliged 10 deal gently with them out
of consideration for certain Dutch
people. who even though they are not
strong supporters of the government
are said to have drawn the line at re-
oellion.
The government also Is adopting
stern measures by arresting prom-
nent men who are suspected of SOW
ns sedltion, charging them with high
reason.
General Pertzog who has been one
n General Botha's most bitter OPP
ponents. has placed his services at tho
of the premier.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
SHARP NR1ILitRN FIGHT
On SWISs BORDER

Geneva, Oct. 10 tvia Paris. oct. 80,
fsin a. M a violent artillery combat
occurred yesterday near the Swiss
frontier Ia the region OF Fcrrette
picttefhausen. aud ilesel During thu
firing ,en shells fell into The swiss VII
lnge 81 l.argin, near Bonfal doing
only sllght damage the German
easual'les IN the ighi. according t.
reports which haze reached here, Wefe
between t0O ana 500. but those OF the
French are not known
The Rcd Cross society has the
names OF 10000 prisoners of beliger
cnt counties ana Will notify their
families
The Swisa government today effi-
ciaily declared that Russia, Austria,
s,rviu aud Galicia are contaminated
with cholera and that the swiss gov
eminent rs taking the necessary pro-
cautions to prevent the disease reach
Hug thai country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
RACE WAR THREATENS
ILLINOIS MINE TOWN

Spiingfleld, M oct is.--A miners
feud which resulted In the killing Of
an italian hy mob Monday night
and today threatened to end in race
war caused The Italian consul az Chi
eago 70 Telegraph to Governor Dunno
tonight asking that militia be sent 20
Wiliisvilie IN. to prevent further
violence.
The govcmo> Immediately sent
Adiutan, General Frank Dickson "a
the scene Of the outbreak and tele-
graphed the nearest company 81 lhe
National guard Al Carbonate 10 hold
under arms FOR further orders.
The trouble between the American
and italian miners eliminated sunday
night IN a shooting In which one man
was killed and two seriously Injured
The brother OF the dead man was ar
rested but WAS taken from the sheriff
By masked nen and shot and killed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
WAR MAY LAST YEARS
SAYS ITALIAN PAPER

Rome, Oct Il tslfs y m THE
Tribuna IN an article IN which the
situation ls reviewed says That the
present war cannot be compared with
that Of 1856 or 1879 and that II Is a.
lusory 10 think tina, it Viii last only
three. six or nine months
This is not a war Of governments e
says the paper but ~ nations. and
races The fundamental interests IN
yolved. similar 10 those Of the Napo-
ieonic war. may result in It's continu-
Rnce for 4 year or years Therefore
Italian neutrality is a lransitory eon-
diiion, due 10 circumstances which
may change al any moment.
Therefore Il Is thus necessary FOR
military, economic and diplomatic
preparations On the part Of the gov
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
AUSTRIA REPORTS MORE
NlCioRIEs OVEN RUSSIA

London. t'ct is 90 % p. m.l-Thc
following German official statement
WAa received here tonight BY The Mar
conf Wireless Telegraph company
i y reported officially from vi
enna that our cavalry has entered the
fortress Of rrSemysl from tho west.
The rncmy peipieNed hy the rapidly
81 our operations ia Russian Poland
and Gadeln, tried ~ vain To prevent
our relief ~ the fortress hy detaehins
troops 10 the west They were una.
pc. however, e resist che advance NJ
Our army
Tho firth and sixth Russian In.
fantry divisions attacked rs us have
fled IN the direction II he river san.
\ cosaaek cavalry division ana an
infantry brigade 20 8 strong position
west ~ pynow. Ghiicia. we're defeated
after brief resistance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
RESERVE BANKS TO
OPEN NOVEMBER IL

Washington, oct 15.--The federal
reserve board took decisive action to-
night to hasten the opening of the
Twelve federal reserve hanks by an
It's determination to oall for
the first instalment Of subscriptions
to the capital of these banks. The call
viii be issued at once and the pay
ments are due November 2.
The board decided also that an
twelve banks SHAH be opened sinful
taneously
In view Of todays action it was be-
lieved that the banks would be IN OBJ
GRAFTON by November i5
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
mIl. REPORTS REpuIsE
or NNTOiiN rs FORCE

Va paso. Tex, Oct Is The follow.
ing message was received today 10y
Acting CarWnaa Consul George l.
orozco. from General BENJAMIN tim
at Naco
The traitors under Maytorena
made a furious attack on this place
having heen repealed as always with
considerable loss In front Of Aqua
prieta tho enemy IS at considerable
distance
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

New York, Oct l5.-Half a million
men Austrians and Germans, are reg
S'.rsd at the consulates of their
countries in the United states ready
10 return to Europe and bear arms
as soon as q means of transportation
Tor them becomes available. it Was
announced at the Austro- Hungarian
consulate here today Ninety-five per
cent Of them haze haa military traF,,
lng, i was stated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
American Killed.

vi Paso, Tex, Oct. l5.--George Ba-
k7r' an American, is reported here to
nave been killed in Chihuahua city
several DAYS ago, when run over by
an automobile driven by an intoxieat-
ca constitutionalist officer The de-
ceased was a member Of The well
known Baker family, who resides in
the city Of Chihuahua. and was xeu
known IN this city where he had fire.
quently visited.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
BERLIN SENDS REPORTs
OI ~ItERAI VICTORIES

Berlin. oct. 3 (sia London. oct. ~.
1850 a. m.)--Tbe following official
report was received today from army
hcadquafiers
-Four thousand prisoners were
taken nt Antwerp and over 900 guns
An insp' elton shows hat large
quantity of stores was left behind by
the nolgians
"A new attack by me Russians In
the direction u East Prussia has
been fcpnlsed and an advance OF
Russians eonsistin. Of about eight
army corps between Warsaw md
ivnnporod has been successfully met
with heavy LOSSES TO the Russinns.r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
RATTLE CONTINUES no
SHIFT fOR AILfES


i.on'Ion. OCT. 10 t2.2O n. M a dis
patch from the north Of France to the
DAILY Telegraph dated October a.,
SAYS
The scene Of the battle continues
to shit satisfactorily 10 the allies
The l't,H battle il taking place on q
north and south line. but not "a straight
iiue becaufo the prefsed Germans have
been compelled 10 give ground Ia sew
oral quarters Consequently they oc-
cupy irregular positions connected up
across the country which are FREE
quently difficult and dangerous FOR
Them 10 defend
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
Foley Cathartic. Tablets.

~, lou Will like their positive action.
Ihey nave tonic effect on the bow
els and give a wholesome. thorough
cleansing TO the entire bowel tract.
sur the liver to healthy activity and
Keep stomach sweet. Constipation.
neauache, duh, tired feeling never af-
= rhet those who use Foley Cathartic
hapiets. Only 25e Specially comfort
ing 70 stout persons who enjoy the
hsh' ana free feeling they give. For
sale by Butts. Inc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
LABOR UNIONS WANT
SOLDIERS PENSI0NED
10Y soSsino JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WIPE,

London, Oct. 10 (3:41 a. m.)-The
General Federation Of Trades unions
has issued a manifesto renewing its
declaration in support Of the govern
ment in the present war, but urging
that better provisions be made for
injured soldiers. II recommends
minimum pension of 81 weekly.
Copies Of the manifesto have been
sent to affiliated organizations in the
United States.
Reform in the army" the mani
festo says, must be pressed particu-
larry in the direction of increasing al
lowances facilitating promotion from
the ranks. We believe the relation
ship Of the army to the state needs
overhauling. 4 royal commission, in
GLIDING representatives Of labor with
first hand knowledge of labor condi-
tons should be appointed for this
purpose now"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
RUSSIAN DEFEATS ARE
nEpORTED uy Aus1RftNS

London. Oct. 10 (2:5O n. mr. Tho
Reuter- Telegram company has re-
ooived from Vienna by way Of Amster-
dam the following Austrian official
communication
Yesterday orr troops occupied
the fortified heights Of starasol, Ga
licu. our nttncks on Siry and Gam
Dor also have been successful
North Of the River Stwiag we have
occupied the heights south Of prze-
mys oif pursuit. of the Russians
over tho cArppathians has been sue
cesst We have reached Wyskow
and skole
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
V|lLAREAL HAS
HAD CHECKERED
CAREER IN WAR
Started a Revolution Against
Diaz Before Madefo Took
Field Has Beer Editor and
Street Railway Laboret
. . . - . 49, .
MEMBERS MAY GO
TO CITY OF MEXICO

r ~ Paso. Tex. oct Acting
= cafranza Consul George T. orozce
= received the following message i
. today from Aguas Galleries out q
iinihg briefly the plans If the g
% convention for the immediate fu-
lure
Members of the convention at q
e Aguas calientes are considering
Hoing a. the capital ~ the rcpub- &.
lie after deciding on military con- d.
. flicts which they are discussing in :
E" IA convention. aud in Mexico e
. city they VIII continue 10 plan to .
carry out The principles oil The .
revolution f" f.
9 q, . Q o q 9 o f. &. . 8 +. f.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
HENW00D'S SENTENCE
WILL BE COMMITTED

Denver, Oct. 1.-THE state board OF
pardons tonight unanimously recon-
mended to Governor L. NJ. Ammons
that the death sentence in the case
of Harold +. Henwood, convicted of
the murder of George E. Copeland, be
comlnuted to life Imprisonment
Governor Ammons indicated that he
would make known his decision to-
morrow
The date for Henwood's execution
mas been fixed for the week begin
ming October Is. The trial judge
each member of the supreme eour,
and the members of the state board Of
pardons have recommended that the
sentence be commuted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

OF ri.ZEMysL
EXPECTED, RUSSIANS SAY

London. Oct. 10 I:30 q. m.D---An
observer from the army besleging
Przemysl, according to a petrograd
dispatch to the Havas agency by way
OF pafle, has returned to the Russian
capital nud reports That the Ruasians
have hombarded the fortress unceaH-
ingly day and night, with the result
that The garrison has been destroyed.
on wednesday. 1000 Austfinns az
tempted q sortle. The Russians al
lowed them 10 approach close 10 tho
Russians lines and then annihilatcd
them with rapid fircrs.
The surrender ~ Prgcmysl says
the observer Is only question OF
days
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
CAsr tITiES CAUSED
ny FRAGMENTS OF SHELL

London. Oct. 10 t:a3 n. MIA dis
patch 10 the Times from Rotterdam
deriHrca there Is proof that when.
several days ago. raube aeroplane
dropped bombs IN Antwerp, ~ which
time one person WAS KILLED ana two
others wounded. the casualties were
not caused by bombs but by pieces Of
shells fired at the aefoplano by Bel
Rian gunnefs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

Columbus @, Oct 15.--Under a
decision Of the Ohio supreme court.
rendered late today. Isaac b. Cam
eroh. former state treasurer. must
s'ahu trlai on a charge of emberzle-
ment Of state funds. Cameron is al
legged to have profited from the in
terest ON state deposits
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
F ANGUS CATHEDRAL
HIT BY GERMAN SHELL

faris, oct | 3 VIA Iondon. i0.O6 ,.
M THE Temps SAYS that German
shell fell in the Rheims cathedral
Tuesday ana destroyed The gallery Of
an apse. Three other shells. accord
ing 60 The newspaper. demolished
part OF the law court
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
REFUGEES FEAR 10
RETURN TO ANTWERP
'sf hoRHiNa JouRsAL SPECIAL lrAsro wIRsl

London, Oct. 10 (2:f6 n. m.)--The
baily kilograms Rotterdam corre-
spondent says.
Efforts to induce Belgian refugees
20 return TO Antwerp are meeting
with meager success. The Dutch au-
thoritles are apprehensive of serious
outbreaks of disease among the refu-
gees. Already several cases Of scar
let FEVER have been reported.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

etnmont and moral and political prep
aration on the part Of The public.
Tho fufnrc decisions Of Italy VIII
be taken With 'iee 70 the absolute
exclusion from italian interests Of
outside ipflrencc and Impractical
idcallfns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
.AnotIler Ram. Robbery.

kensett, Ark. Oct. l5.--An uniden-
titled man today held up the cashier
Of the Bank of Kensett, secured 10000
and escaped on horseback Posses
Immediately started IN pursuit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
Big Order for Stoves

Mercer Pa, Oct. 15.-An order for
ov'ooV sheet metal tent stoves has been
received by local manufacturing con
Germ from the British and French gov
ernments.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
United Fruit Company Steam
er Founders After Striking
Outbound Freighter for San
Francisco,
DENSE FOG GIVEN AS
CAUSE OF ACCIDENT
S. 0, S, Wireless Signal From
Damaged Vessel Brings Six
or Eight Others 10 Her Re-
lief in Short Time,

New York, oct. 15..-The steamer
Mctapan. coming in from Colon. foun-
dered tn the lower harbor late today
utter a collision with the freightcr To-
wan. leaving port for San Francisco
All her passengers and her crew were
rescued. The Iownn. less seriously
damaged. stood by and her boats took
aboard two Of the Metapan's passen-
gers. The remainder were transferred
to rescuing craft and landed in New
York
The freighter remained az "A late
hour at anchor near the scene Of the
collision The extent Of the damage
To her could not be learned definitely
but passengers on the Metapan said
her bow was badly twisted
The Metapan Is Il United Fruit COM
pany steamer and sailed from Colon
on October for this port. The crash
with the Iowan as she was nearing
port occurred in q dense fog, accord
ing to her officers and passengers The
freighter was first seen when she was
only "A short distance away. In an ef-
fort 10 avert the crash the fowan is
said To have let go her anchor but the
Roadway was greater than she could
overcome. She hit the Metapan about
thirty feet from the bow Of the ship
on tho port quarter, crashing through
the steel and iron inflictlng a wound
that caused the Metapan to fiji
quickly.