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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-01-30

desert places teeming with the love
Of creation. and 90 TO work. or get
disguised with the unpleasant condi-
tions that do not supply them with
good roads and sidewalks and tele-
graph and telephones and good houses
and well fenced and cultivated fields
TO start with and they 90 back home
and tell what a blasted measIey coun-
try this new country Of the west is.
The process Of elimination is rapid
mere The conditions make man
either "A worker or a shirker and soon
a dese-ter in mighty few weeks.
The desert conditions thar have been
met with have acted as sort Of hu-
man concentration which eliminates
the worthless material from the gold
and silver bearing values Of the dump
heap
In all pioneer efforts the women
have the heavier burden to bear. But
il the development Of the Snake
River valley the past ten years the
conditions which have confronted the
women on the new farms and in the
new towns have been more difficult
than those confronting the men. Tho
dust ami dirt. the first supply OF do
nestle water from bitches or
barrels, the long days and weeks Of
lonesome time when there was but
little FOR the women TO do but sit and
wait until time adds its tribute to the
field efforts Of the men are such as 10
try the courage and. endurance of the
women far more than the men who
have each day flled with activities
that admit Of no ti...a 10 think Of
what might have been. or Of what
good Zines they used to have back
east. Yet in all the stressful days
Of the Fast ten years the women have
almost universally been more cour-
ageous than the men.
It is q safe bet that half the sue
cessful men now in the valley would
have left discouraged and whipped
years ago had it not been for the
faith ana courage of their wives. 1t
is invariably true that it is the women
who want to stay and fight it out To-
winning when the man is ready and
willing to quit and go back east
Should the next ten years go as far
beyond the expectations Of those now
present in the valley and having their
utmost faith in the future extended To-
its limit as the past ten years have
gone beyond the fondest dreams Of all
those Of us who We're here ten years
aso and believed in the undeveioped
resources Of the valley then TO what
We consider the verge Of insanity. the
people OF those times viii look back
upon US and say: 20. We OF nt.le
faith. what a set Of chumps yoI were
to not see what we look back upon
r"w and see"
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with 'ess favorable highway condi-
lions.
It is possible that taxes may be a
little higher in the community with
the large percentage Of improved
highways. but the saving in repair
bills on vehicles and machinery, the
i'm eased amount Of produce that can
be hauled with the same power and
the great saving in time VIII amount
to pr0dt Tar in excess Of the differ
ence IN taxes Then 700. in q COM
munity with plenty OF god roads
viii unquestionably be found better
/ educational facilities. better homes
and better social conditions
It has been very conservatively as
timated that good roads viii result
in saving Of ID per cent Of the OPP
Grating expense Of the automobile:
that AT least 1o per cent in deprecia-
ton per annum would be- saved on
all kinds OF vehicles; that the aver
age cost per ton mile 10 haul our
produce over good roads wodld be
about one third OF what the cost is
in hauling over unimproved roads.
Nor is the above advantages ali the
benefits TO be derived from highway
development Il has been estimated
that with the development Of all our
highways. farm land values would
be increased in the average about
$500 per farm
In leaiing with this subject thus
far the writer has been considering
it largely from the standpoint Of the
rural districts. Upon the success and
prosperity Of the farmer depend
largely the prosperity Of the CONNER
eial enterprises Of most towns and
cities. especially. is this true Of all
towns and cities located in agricul-
tural sections Granting this TO be
true then. II must necessarily follow
that whatever Improvement Of our
highways contributes To the general
prosperity Of the rural districts. must
benefit the town or city located in
That particular section. in the same
proportion.
There IS no public Improvement
mat town or city can point TO with
higher degree Of pride than To
splendid system Of improved high
ways radiating in every direction into
The rural districts Such highways
mean continuous prosperity for the
merchant instead Of spasmodic trad
ing during favorable weather condi-
tons In the past me farmer has
been forced to lose much valuable
time during favorable weather condi-
tons Tor working on the farm. owing
10 the fact that when the weather
would not permit working on the
farm, The roads were in too bad O
condition for him 70 haul his pro
ducts over them to market or To haul
his supplies from the store TO the
farm. The result has been an enor-
nous loss 10 the farmer. and long
periods OF business depression each
year for the merchant on account of
bad weather and unimproved roads.
These conditions should be reversed
and in the near future no doubt viii
be to very large degree. When such .
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The criminal cases for the Febru-
AIRY term of court at HALEY are as
follows: Leo Cramer. making a false
report # the Bank or Haileys eondi-
ton. A l. Gon. Justification Of bank
records, Jesse ScobIe. grand larceny;
Daniel -. Gohnl grand larceny; Rich
ard White murder: Peter Mcconnell
murder: Joe Walker. burglary.
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LETTER LIST

ShosAone. Ida Jan 2S-Letters re-
naming uncalled for al this Office
will be sent TO the dead letter office
Washington. D. c. January 50. 1914.
if not called for before. One cent due
on each: Carroll H. D: Glennie. Nj
A; McCabe, a. O.: sullivan. Mrs. C.
B.
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r. r. and at the junction
Of the HALEY branch. d
branch Of the o. :. L.
tapping a section Of Blaine
county that VIII in the
near future develop into
a rich mining district. also,
making easy access 10
splendid hunting grounds.
the best trout fishing in
the world and some OF the
best summer resorts 4
which Idaho can boast.
and centrally located in
the great stock raising
and agricultural empire
Of Southern Idaho places
ShOshOne easily in line
TO rank second 10 no other
city in the state within
the next few years Ana
In The opinlon Of The writ
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column Of dust rising to
locate the activities Of
each ditch camp Soon
the scene changed and
the face Of the desert is
scared and scanned with ~
sinuous dirty streaks
and next along these streaks a soH-
tary ranch house appears to loom up
like a ship at sea Then comes an
other and another Of these new homes
Of men and soon around each Of these.
appearing to the lockers from the
mountain tops TO be 10 larger than
a mans hand, appears the bare brown
spots Of the first clearings which in
turn soon are transformed into spots
Of emerald and We are reminded Of
the old definition Of our Biographies:
An oasis is a fertile spot in the des-
ert" The houses grow thicker until
soon view at night from the top
Of those Albion mountains the desert
appears to have been transformed in
to a city Then the trees begin to
appear around the houses and the
cities and villages appear and spread
their borders into the desert The
electric lights and railroads and the
standpipes for the city Water works
appear like dissolving pictures on the
screen of the sereopticon. each pic
ture to be followed by one stin more
magnificent and grand. Each of the
past ten years has been a new picture
on the sereen<of the desert. Each has
outrivaled the fondest dreams of the
most ardent optimist, and who has
the imagination and the temerity to
predict the magnifcance of the pic
lures 10 be thrown on this desert
screen in the next succeeding ten
years. the next twenty, the next fifty?
1t has been a most gigantic work
and has wrought most gigantic
transformation of conditions that pre-
scented most gigantic difficulties II
has been a mans job and it has been
performed by men, real men. not toys
or dolls, but men with plenty OF red
blood in their veins and most trans
cendent courage in their 'hearts-men
OF high hopes and. high ideals and the
courage to meet the trying task and
to conquer the most stressful condi-
tions an unwilling nature has ever
presented.
The inspiration of creation is the
most powerful incentive to human
activity Here on these deserts men
locate their prospective homes in the
desert waste places. They have orig
inal material on which TO work out
their dreams Each man plans and
dreams just how he viii arrange his
homestead. what kind of house he will
build. the orchard will be here the
hog pasture here, the COW pasture
here He is working with raw ma
terial He has faith in his ability
to work out the form of his dream
into concrete form He sees his plans
mature day by day and year by year
and he is stimulated To a greater ac-
uvity than he could secure from any
other source. Men plan our cities
on the same lines and are stimulated
by the same incentive the love of
creation. the love Of conquest O, er I
difficulties.
People who have lived an their .
lives in communities which were al /
ready made and completed when they /
were born. either lose their love Of
ease. when they come to these new
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of about one hundred
miles because Of hive
Of Industrious bees which
was a marvel to behold.
At this time the writer
was a resident Of Albion
and il was the custom Of
the people then living in
Albion to make frequent
trips to the tops Of the
mountains west Of the
town and there TO watch
the wizard like change
begin like one Of the des-
ert whirlwinds. with a
column Of dust rising to
locate the activities Of
each ditch camp. Soon
the scene changed and
the face Of the desert is
scared and scanned with
sinuous dirty streaks
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sHosHoNE LINCOLN COUNTY IDAHO FRIDAY JANUARY 3d. 1914
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aims benz Wsmni3ipalseri9t

Die Staaisinipsttorsn. bic tiirali9
einen sSslb3us aesen ben 9ertauf Don
Opium unb anberen ndrtotii9en 0if'
ten bier sr0ifueteH. erlitten aeiteru I'M
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bon Ribter Srids cine geisberlass.
penn Der BON ibnsn aegen Or. ssoiepb
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unb ben glpotbetar z. %. Better. bon
Der sSiinitsn Strabe unb groaos
pap anbGnaia gema4te 1all
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aetlasten, neil bas ben @ertauf BON
rarfotiihen giIten rssulirenoe 9s.
Ieb abTolut tsins 9orfdriftsn bariiber
entbdlt. in pelhen Audntitdten bisls
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ben biirEen. 9robbem ndbm Rihtsr
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Gtanbpuntt eebSria tlar su MAIDEN,
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Strobe unb 9eibe ipurben um $2o
uno bic aoiien esitraft. Die iibriaen
ssiIle tuurben bis gum A. September
ptrihcben. Die 9erleguna beg PRO-
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aat. tab er benz Worpbiumsenub er.
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unb ben apiten psrurtbsilt. pdbrsno
90 anaebIihe Saaarbipieler, bic Der
ppliaei Sci Der Rassia in bic 6inos
gefaIlsn naren. NIT bem iuipsu6irten
AoIten bnppnianlen.
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9rasiidbes 0eid3id.
Siuei slinber einer Gamilie finbeH
infolse einrs iinialis ibrsn Sob.

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hsr bier Sabre oIis Deter Biibler bon
90. 1926 Maee GtraBs DOT ItiHeni els
tsrlicfsn 4aufs Don einsm masen be.
s5ren1 Nrotbsrs.Bdusr 60. iibtrfdb.
zen iinb auf ber GtsLIe set5biet UNI
Tienitds gla9t itarb Der dltsre grus
Der, Der nsun Sabre alte Jobn Bib.
lsr i'm fdbiiiden 5oipitaI am aiiins
tadtnirampf, ben sr iid biir4 ellls
9srlsbuns sslesenilia o.s llnfdlIs 5u.
Ss3cgen buite, Der ieinen 8ruber oas
Seben ioftete.
Die 6eiben anaben psriuHtsn 5aub
in 6anb bic Strabs gu freussn, als
Ger jiinstre iiberfabren unb sttDbtet
ipurSe. Der dlters 9ruosr mar 3uriids
ssjpriinsen ,inb bate perseblih psrs
infa. ben ileinersn suriidaureibsn.
Sisrbei mar Ct iebod felbft In eintn
roItigen Hassl sstrsttn.
Obidou fofort elm arat 5u Ratb gee
;osen ipurbe, febte bod am Oien'faa
Gtarrtrampf Elm unb Der ssunbe mubs
ts po9 BEN ftdbtiiden 9ofpital &c.
bra9t rproen, mo- er i,ir5e 3sit fpds
ter itarb.
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Gte.Grlanbsi sifiAsi1s.

lsrani u. GappsI. "a. s45s Golsrain
{glpe.
IsSiih 4. 0issl,r. q. garn.sbura
lphiIipp Q. 6Oh IT,, 20, Gbarlsss
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tel.
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2lpe.
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Sir.
laaprenes Bates. 21. 41s alrmOrp
gglbs.
lssuIia Bidder. 21. 416 slrmorp aps.
tSdrrp gsbelfor. %, 726 Barr Ctr.
lDora Wadsmdn. 20, 805 90. z. Ctr.
iWiniam net. "a. 1916 Race Ctr.
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ls6omas ct. Clair ar4ibuIb. %,
1glorpopb, 8.
lDaiisn Grnsit 4bsr, 20. TAT W.
Court Ctr.
lgfapbasl grObsip, 81. 2o7 sorslt
yMMnue.
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Mpe.
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Spring Urcpe 2lpe.
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Gpyina Grops Qtpe.
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Die i@5nem 4nse Der CONNER.
ferien Der lieben S1nIiugeno neigc,
iiG ibrem Gnbe 5u irno SduIiuper.
iatenbett Gonbon III bereifs eifrig
ntif ben 1orbereihingen fir oas reue
G&uliabr beiddftist, bas befoimtIiH
oul 8. September beeinnt.
Sn eriter ahlie tpiro iett cine niIte
bon 3ilfsfrdften fiir oas 2ebrerfol.
IegiuIH auiammensefteIlt, 6a cine
meibe Der regnIdren 2ebrer unb 2eb.
rerinnen 5iir 2eit nod IN guropa feit.
iiteai nno fiir iie porl1nfig Wertreter
gefi,noeiI iuer6en nliiiien.
Jm gaufe Der tonnenoen ggodjc,
bonn Wittiuod an. fiIlSen Hriiiimseil
bon neuen 9eIrfrdften ltatt uno on
oeriieIben Tagen perben aud sluf.
iiahnepriiflngen fiir SohIhiiler
itnftfinben, Die pidt bic bieiigen Gle.
inentaridulen abioIpirt bnben uno
oennod in bic Sodihule einsltreten
tpiinif]en.
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OetarteH.

Deter unb maorp aifldsr. 1906
Glbsr StraBe. WGb4eH.
Musuft unb gmilie Margraf. 124
of 13. Strdbs, annbe.
Otto unb Werna gnbreb, 150s
2inn GiraBe, MabGeu.
Charles unb aena GuntItr. 79s
Gtbam Gtrobs. Mdbfen.
Clemens unb 0eItn Niebaus. Bic
mbseler Gtrabe, anabt.
Charles unb 9puiIe &c pere. 1861
9rimbis gps.. Mibhen.
WilIiam unb gfnnd @olof4mibt
1910 Droabpap, anubt.
Sdmss unb Gtbel 6elms. 1926
WsItpoob 2lpe.. anabs.
mIlIiam unb Gmmd &attntdmp
e46 airbert Qlpe., Rnabs.
Deter unb CLARA DebeI. 1904 2eb'
man 9Rpab. andte.
Darn unb Warn iSabftnbolk
1135 glart Gtrnbs, Rnabs.
Maltsr ipb Marn gregcrp. Is
70. Gibertp Gtrabe. msdb@en.
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|Die 2sot8mdnner in EOfeoo. !.
@rOh Cberdief SObn GmtmisbOls bon
Gineinnati tpieber ertpGblt.

Inter GROCER getAeiliguna bot De-
W. 8. H. W. bon Obio IN SpleDl
feline biesidbrige aonDention abgebdl
ten. 4m Wontaa Worgen Pnnft
llhr ipurbe bic @roBftamm Si3
una in Der feitlih gei4rniidten Ser
mania 6alle BON benz @rob S6er4ie
sSobn gmmigbols aur Srbnung &c
rufen. Die 9eamten bes @roBitdnl
mes, foipie bic na4 Solebo entianb'
ten Delegdten Der auspGrtigen Gtdm
me iparen i1mmtli6 aur Stelle. Qad
Gr0ffnuna ber SiBunq begriibte bel
@rob< Oberhief bic @robbeamten uni
Delegdten bur6 cine tpoblourhoo1ti
4niprd6e unb tpies nit fur5en Wor-
ten auf bic Bebeutuhq Der biesidbri'
gen aonpention bin, In fpel6er ieb,
Didtige ssrnsen ibrer @rleoigunl
barren. I'm IL llbr trat cine tur5i
Wlittasspauie Elm, porauf in osl
Radmittagsiibuna na4 grlebisnna
Derf6isbener Houtine 2lngeleeenbsl-
ten bic Dabl Der @roBbeamten fir
bas laufenoe @eihGftsiabr poreenom.
men tpuroe. Der bisberise 9rOb.
Sber9ief Sobn Gmmigbola bon
Cincinnati ipurbe in Mnertennung iei.
ner 0erbienite Inn bas Wo6lerge6en
oes Grobitammss, iopis Der einaels
nen Gtdmme einitimnia tpieberSe'
p1blt. 5erner purben erpGblt:
9roBunter4ief: Gaipar Mener bon
Glepelanb.
GroB geibisf: Cornelius pster.
ION, 5olsbo.
9roB Sbsrprieitsr: &arl Singer.
Gina. 8.
grob Dber S&riitfiibrsr: W.
z. Wsner. glebslanb.
@rob Ober G1aBbepdbrer: Sat.
9allreih. 5olebo.
GroR Warfdall: 6snrp ODer.
mann. Cincinnati
GroB 6eroIb: Guii. Stielte, 20.
lebo.
GroB Rrisger: Ssnrp Dstte, Gins
eiunati.
0rob 3elttpddtsr: sobn Saisferz
itein, Solebo.
8roh Walbpahter: Sane &rep,
Cincinnati.
GroB Grenandbter: George
Nibmeier, Toleop.
Ser Reit Der nod sur Grlsbigung
borliegenbtn GefdGfts mubte psgen
boraeriidter Stunbe biz gum nd9ften
5aa nerfhoben perben.
glbenos purbs In bem arpben Saal:
Der @ermania 6alls ein sSeitehen
arransirt. bem iih Elm apmmerS aus
f4loR. leBterer ipuroe NIT elmer ge'
bieaenen 4niprahe bss gincinnatie,
Delegaten 6err 6enrp Spermann sr
0ffnet. iporauf Der 5olsboer Utdn
nerhor foipie Elm ssbiesenes Srheitel
| fir bic llnterbaltung bss 46enbs
iorate. 4Is Soaitmeiiter funeirit
frau 3immermann, cine G9ipdes.
rim unisres Ueitbiirsers 9errn WaI
Ssnnina. friibersr sSnbdbsr Der Ru'
iical grdanse. Grau 3immermanr
entlebigte iib ibrer 2lufgabe NIT pie
lem gei4ic uno @sritdnbnib, iobdt
Der Dame i'm 2aufe bes 4benbs fiir
bie umiihtige 4rransiruHg bes Sc
ftss allsemeine @Herteunuus gu
Ibeil tpurbe,
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@ereiniate sanaer.

mir ian alleipeil babel. iaete
neulih elm Sdnger, ais er esfraet
purbe, OBJ bic @er. Sanger am Deut.
ihen 5aq tbeilnebmen. llno er
bette reht.. @p INNER iieh bic
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&unbsebuna suiammen tbun. iinb
aud bic Der. SGnaer babel uno Iai'
fen ibr aieh ertDnsn. Sp aud sum
9eutiden Sos. Damn tpirb aud 6err
g5rdIibent Gbas. 9. Shmiot (iuier
Buubes pupo) BON fetner Jsrien'
9eiie auriideetehrt. babel iein. @r
ptrb iih riefia irelen, allie feline Suns
sertinosr begriiBen au tOnuen.
Die SGnaer fperoen Inn puntt 4
lIbr, nit ben 8unbesbiihern bstuaffs
net, gum Geianq ontretsn. 9einneeu
tpirb: ,,2iiBpp's fpilbe Sagb, ngeim
2iebhen su 5dus" unb .9riioer rei4t
Die Saub gum @unbe."
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Gterbli6feitsberi6t.

Qllma 5rm55le, IS. 243 gisomOni
Strabe, 5ubertuloie.
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ton SiraBe, Maaenlsioen.
gernbarb Deffren. "a 1852 glsR.
bora 2lpe., Srebs.
Wlarn 3uter, 76. 434 2pd Strobe.
2unsencnt5iinbung.
alDiu Weuts, 65. 15 DenDsr glDs..
Seraleiben.
Diqiam Rithsll. 80. Stdbtiifsa
9oipitdl. ssnqueit in Sdpe6e.
ssobn Bidder. 8. 1922 Raee Str.
sSHaueit in S6pebe.
sfusuit Sdmibt, 67 522 Oft 13,
Strabe, 2unsen,ntsiinbuns.
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tiDefIuul mar. Nle Gelile DQtten MIR
6ns, mas fie nuf 6em 2eibe trngen;
In pielet G1uei iparen iie obne lea.
Iide 8aarniittel, ibre Srabelers
Gbeds, iogor lire &reoit6rieie ipur.
ocn nidt bonorirt iuio babel moren
Die uagliiflid)en 0aeniden bungrig
iuio onritig. Sd batte nrein @elo
bel neither Mnfunft in 8on6on in eng
Iii6e Pflm0e nmgeipedielt, jooab i6
in oiefer @e5iebung feline G6mierig.
feiten batte.
.Npn 2onbon reiIten mir nad gbins
burg unb bon od na9 Glasgow. bort
betrug man ii9 Elm tDenis monierli1er.
Sn Glassop lag Elm Siterreidiihes
Saiff. nit befen 8siabung sbenlo
umgefprungen nuroe tpie in 2onbon.
Sd bate 5iemli9 Miibe, paiTage su
erbalten mnb nod sr6bere Wiibe bate
i6. Inn an perbinbern. Oab bi. Dam-
pfsrgeieai9aften mid iibers DIR bau>
ten. Dbglei9 i6 Elm Riidreiiebillet
bate, periu1te man mir bic 9aums
.idrallbsn an3uieben unb peiaerts iid,
mir cine beftimnlte &aiiiite an3uipeis
fen. 9luf bier Dampfern bate i9
EdHage btlegt uno INNER fpurbsn
neue ginpdnbe uno neue usberpor.
t6eilungspsrfufe sema6t. S9lisBii9
tpanote ih mid an ben 9oriiber bes
ameritanifden 9ransport aommits
tees uno erit bann Deritanb ii9 bic
DompferseieIf9aft, mir bas idon in
Qlmsrita beaablte 6abrseIb auriidsu-
erjtatten, aber na9 4baug bon $36,
bic ais .aommifiion" beanipru9t
tpurben. Wlit Ollie bes goDPiden
Reiiebureaus erbisltsn mir enbli9 fir
fdperes Gel6 CUTE Rsiiesslssenheit
auf einsm fiinften Dampfer.. auf Der
.Gdmeronia@, bic am Gonntag nit
1918 pdTasisren - fait obne auss
nabps amsriianiide G1iidtlinse -
fpoblbebdlten In Rep Dort antam.
Mbseisbsn DON msin.n grfabrunsen
NIT ben Dampferseislidaftsn bate
i6 pdbrsno meines 4lfentbaltes in
Gnslonb tsine S9erereieu. Meinen
pab bate i9 mir einmal poraeaeigt
un6 sfpar bem am.ritaniiden aonIul
In Glassotp. mas auf Weiiung Der
ensliiden BebSrbeu ssf6aA.
Die ygamerpnia" bate Glassop
am 15. ausuit bsrlaHsn. 0i, llsbers
fabrt ipurbe BET O.rlSi4tsn 2idteru
3uriidseIsgt, perlief absr obns ieben
3ipil6enfal. BON elmer Srasitomooie
dbgeIeben, bic iib an Mittno4 ers
eignets. 4n biefsm 5ase ipuroe am
5ori3ont Elm Dumpier seii4tst, bon
bem aapitGn Wubsportb uno feline
Dffi3iere anna1msn. es iei Elm beut.
ihsr &rei5er. Sofort rprrbe Der
aurs norotpdrts g.dnbert unb bic sus
te ate .gamerpnia" bampfte bapon,
pas tire aeiTet bali.n tonnten. Rad
elmer Gtunoe tpnrbe Der Gurs abers
mails sednSert unb Der .beiitite
areuser" tam ipieoernm IN Si9t.
DieIes Waal 70 beiitlib, Sab man TIN
ssnnu ertenn.n ionnte: es mar etn
|britiIder Srampbampfer, DOR benz fpir
dusgeriFsn iparsn. aapitGn Waess
iportb unb feline Offisi.re iolleu fit
ni4t seyne on bic Gsidifts eriunsrn
'faFsn, 'aber mir pufasiere baben, als
bic angifpolIs .gfunhe iibsritanoen
mar, peibli9 bariiber seladi. Sn Der
glG6s BON Rsrp Yort fubren mir an
benz briiif4sn areuaer .gHsr1 Dorbsi.
sSebt iinb mir pieoer babeim uno
freuen uns, gineinnatier 9oben pies
Ssr ,tuter RON riitsu ar buben.a
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Temer.

Sn Der gBuritmaderei bon Sa.
FOB Sbeobalb, glp. 237 Start Strabe
brad aeitern MOrsen iufoIse eiuea
ihabbaften Rauafanges Elm Gelel
aug, baB oliidli6srtpeiie auf ieincn
Gntitebun9sbcrb fsf4rdntt tperben
tonnte unb einen S6abeu BON nur
$75 anri@tets. 4nfGneIifh iah e5
dus, als ob bic angrenaenbe @erber,t
BON gbriitian 9arbes Sons unb Der
S1plsbpf bes 8ouunternehmers WiIs
liam WeilIer in MitleibenTdaft ass
psen tper0en piirben.