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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26
ENTERS THE PICTURE LESSON
New Scheme Presented University Is
Teaching by Lantern Slides.

Visual instruction, a comparatively
unknown innovation, may be added TO
the curriculum of the University. The
proposition has been presented to the
University authorities by William y
Bloomer of st. Louis and is awaiting
investigation to determine whether it
is practicable.
Visual instruction" said Mr..
Bloomer, sis education through the
medium of the eyes. Slides and reels
are used and are further explained by
lectures"
Wisconsin University has a depart
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26

sought the aid of several business or
CARNATIONS of st. Louis in planning a
campaign to raise funds to equip the
University with such a system. The
University of California has a system
similar to that of the University of
Wisconsin and the universities of
North Dakota and Nebraska have
made Investigations.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26
j. +. Harris Horses at State Fair.

: Joseph F. Harris is in Sedalia to ex-
hibit his horses Peter Pan and Prince
Albert at the State Fair. The horses.
which are shown as a pair. won a
prize Of $1,000 two weeks ago at Shell
bina. They were seen in Columbia at
the Commencement Horse Show.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26
Thirty PIay BASKETBALL at c, c.

Thirty girls are trying for places
or the basketball team at Christian
College. They practice four times a
week. Mrs. Marion Hertig, physical d.
rector, is in charge.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26

Mr.. Commissary and Matron
listen: Blanton Creamo Butterine
goes one-fourth further than any 9TH
er sold in Columbia. w. N. Searcy--
Exclusive agent. Phone 722-White
S. 17-tt.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1915-09-26

Phone So to have the M~issourian
delivered to you. 25c a month.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-04
WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE
 THIS WEEK

THE COLISEUM, now under new mana cement, retains the Ellis Musi- cal Comedy company as their attrac- tion, and it is doubtful if they could find d better one. However the new management have the theater on a much more favorable contract than those which preceded them and i: is up to them to make improvements in the old building. It needs a good cleaning from top to bottom md d coat of paint would do a world of good. Both back and front of the curtain comforts could be supplied which would prove most profitable to the management, as it would increase both the efficiency of the actors and the contentment of the audience.
 There never has been a musical comedy company located in Phoenix with such great possibilities as :he Ellis company, at least not while we have been here The artists are cf infinitely higher caliber than one is accustomed to find in such organiza- tions. Rena Vivienne, Earl Hall and Babe Lewis would make good any where and it is seldom that a man ager has such material to builI on. There is no reason why the Colise
 um should not, and a great mary reasons why it should, prove a very profitable investment. When the present secretary of the treasury built the McAdoo tunnel from New York to Jersey City and Newark, he adopted the slogan and policy of "The public be pleased.'' in contra
Arizona republican., 1915-04-04

made up of aged red plush. sofas in as we lOlled on one of these, one of the fellows spied not far away ou- little man of the classics He was leaning far forward on his sofa chained there. His eyes were bright. there was smile in his face. And lain still pursued her. our machine of an instructor becarie for once a hu- man being.
 There was no lingering trace next day of last nights human moments. But it was revealed that nearly every week fund him in the audience at the Grand, having the time of his life.
 He was living proof of it, our little :nstructor-the so-caled "highbrow' does like metodrama. Since then have believed all the tales of the great statesmen who devour detective stories the business magnates who hunger for Sherlock Holmes
 What is the attraction? Perhaps it is because the highbrow is so ser ene, so calm, so far removed from thrills, that the melodrama opens ul unto him dazzling world of what might nave been. If he were a bOuncer in a Third avenue dance hall to go to a melodrama would be like talking shop. Then Emersons Essays would be the only real diversion. But if you except the day The Atlantic Monthly reaches the neWsstands nothing ever happens in a highbrow $ life. To watch the lives of those to whom much happers--that is a real diversion and relief.
 No doubt it works the other way take a sea captain to q drama tiZatior of The Sea Wolf" and he will slum Der by your side. Take him to one of Somerset Maughan's epigrammatit comedies and the tea drinkers ill theil gay frocks will fascinate him as crea- lures of a new world Take a crook to crook play, and he will pick flaws in the dialogue and yawn ovel the big scene. It isn't half as thrill ing as what happened to him last year in Louisville.
 But take your little instructor tc
Arizona republican., 1915-04-04
HOW THE WAR HIT HIM

Madam said the tattered and torn supplicant to the benevolent lady who answered his timid rap at the door. have you any old clothes you can spare for an unfortunate victim of the European war;"
 "l think l have, my poor man: but how does this happen? You cannot have been in this war, surely
 No madam humbly replied the sufferer: but by wife has sent Ill my clothes to the Belgians. liar risburg tar-Independent
Arizona republican., 1915-04-04

iLong Way to Tipperary," d thrae-
 part Pathe drama based on the pop
 ular song of that name and dealins; with the European war. The bil.
 will wind up with The Circles End
 featuring Romaine Fielding.
 On Wednesday and Thursday comes the big Vitagraph four part comedy, The Man Behind the Door" , with Waffle Van and Cissy Fitz5er- sld in the feature role This is the most successful comedy ever turned out by the Vitagraph people and one of the best of the Broadway Star
 picture, When Greek Meets Greek, will complete the bill.
 For Friday and Saturday. the all- important weekend, Manager Pur- vines has secured Francis K Bush
 man and Edna Mayo in the three 1 reel Essanay drama. stars Their l Courses Change" The Hearst -Selig News Pictorial will be shown for the | first time at this theater and there | will be two comedies. There are al- | ways at least six reels at every I'm
 press performance and sometimes
 more are thrown in for good measure i Keep your eye on MT. Purvine.
 there are some surprises in store. Remember The Eagles Nest"
 shown here last week for the first l time on any screen.
 | THE lAMARA has for todays pro- l gram a beautiful picturization of l Augusta Evans great novel, "St 1 Elmo The picture was produced by the Balboa company at Lorg
 Beach, Cal, amid exceptionally Deau- ltiful surroundings and with affection ate regard for the great veneration
 in which the author of the book is
 held by many millions of American | and foreign readers The picture is l controlled exclusively by the 70, Film corporation and is one of the
 new line of attractions procured by
Arizona republican., 1915-04-04

the Grand Opera House, and you have beside you a human being in- tensely interested. Sitting in the arm chair in his quiet study, with the green shaded lamp at his elbow. he has never dreamed that there are such people and such adventures in the world Perhaps there aren't-but don't let's wake him up.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-04
He Fell For Melodrama

Earl Derr Bisscrs. whose two sue cessful plays now running in New York indicate that he has keen in- sight into human nature, tells this one on q high brow:
 He vas a cold little man--positive- ly frigid. Up at Cambridge ne taught us literature, the aged. classic brand of literature as devoid of life as he. I say he taught it to us-rather ne fed it to us, like a machine. He never smiled, never got excited or an- gry. In fact he seemed so far from being human we used to tell each other that if you. in fine frenzy. stabbed him, the saw lust would run out.
 One night when the college year was about half ever some of us went in to Boston thelter, known as the Grand Opera House. It was. in that day before the movies came, the local temple of melodrama: on it's stage the woes of Nellie the Cloak Model, and Bertha, the Sewing Ma chine Girl. were shown. The first three rows of the orchestra were
Arizona republican., 1915-04-04
lanager Barncord for the Lamara.

Manager Barncord for the Lamara
 For Tuesday and Wednesday the offering will be Unto the Dark ness.' five-reel Putnam photoplay It is d story of adventure in the jungle and wild animals play a very important part.
 On Thursday there will be the eighth episode in '"rhe Exploits of Elaine and in addition a three Pathe, The Toreador's oath"
Arizona republican., 1915-04-04

the corner of Broadway and 35th street will have huge office builo- ing where the good old playhouse now stands. Not only the theater but the little notion stores alongside of it will make way for the big build ing and it will not be long before the Herald building is cmpletely temmed in by sky -scrapers.
 The old Biiou has gone. Wallaoks dies at the end Cf the season and paly's has heon dark for quite q while anG will soon be torn down toe. The Gariick, on Goth street, has been leased 10 Mrs. Harrigan from May first and from tha. date on the ,ld T. rne of llarrisal aa, Hart, the bi,tn- place of "The Mulligan Guards Bau."
 The Leather Pdtcn,' old Ll''eu- der" and a hundre1 other old plays that warmed the rearts of the old timers a',G still give the young ones something, to tall: a,out. w'll be tu,a- ed into 9 move thea:er by Ed. t!lr- rigans widow
 In all probability there will not nc a first class playhouse below Ssh street l., the ..r- next seasor's nt- t:ac:t ns begin ,u open along Broal- wsy.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-04

Japan has granted the right to vote to two women.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
Mnacbotc.

&erIicgelte Mn9ebptc fperben entges
ptn9enom1nen in Der Sfficc bon S.
9. Wac@olliiter, Sefretar bes GdllIt
ratbs, 1144 Mai1 gtrabe, Dabctts
port, Bis lint 10 l1br Mittaps an 9m,=
1crstag, 10. Iugult 1915, fir Bic grs
belt ais @eneroI : &pntraftpr; l11b les
parate In9ebote fir jeSe Der Mrbeiten
IN Den Observation-Disclosures, 3. 9. YIlltts
bing, Sei5 : Ipparate 11tb eleftrtide
9rahtleitung fir Elm @anofertigfcitsz
Sdlll : @ebdltbe, neIbes an Ser liib<
lpcltlt6en @de Ser IL. ll11b WainitraBe
IN 9abcnport 9ebul1t iperben lnn, gee
mdB sen EIdnen lnb Spc5ififutipncn,
alts9earbeitet ppn bcnIrdtteften gIulls
len & &rllle.
Gin iebes Mneebot bon einem @enes
tai &pntraftor mlB bcalcitet fem
bon einem be9lmtbigten Gbed gum 8ez
TRACE BON $500, 5ablbar an Ben 5efrez
tor S. 9. McGpuiiter.
3eidn1ngcn unb @pesififotipncn
fDl1nen ein9eieben iperben in Ser 0fs
flee ser Mrditeften, 316 Gentral OF
flee @ebdllbe, 9abenpprt, Soma. mad
Bent 26. ssllli 1915.
9us 8edt III pprbebaItcn, irgenb
ipelde ober ole Ingebote art5urebmen
pber ab5nlebner.
@uf Mnoronung bes Committees fin
S6rl : @rnnbeigcntobum, bes l1nab=
bdngt9en Sdulbiltrifts BON 9abenpprt.
g. s. 8urrnns,
(Mn5.) @prliber.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
@ar al1dl sdledfaider.

Sad Moadl @eiiber oes garbier-
i'm Nl1tl1am 8'ebdi1l0eN Ser an1
lebten Msol1tag inter 9i1terlaiiuag
.be0euten0er 5dlrloen 11l1b gdppinoe-
leien Sic 5to0t pcrlalien fat, miro
iebt al1d Der Sbedfaliderei beid}ll-
6igt. Ser 5hed tpar auf bie Scott
'5api1tgs @anf int 8etrage bon ST.
so ge5ogell, apar 5ablbur on $. Deil-
Ter un6 u1tter5eidnet bon 9. 5iliper=
m1a1t. Muf Scr Miidleite NOR ser
,Sded bon Miaer nnb Sud- Noa6
imooiiirt morben. Die @anf retur=
nirte Ben 5ded. Die Noli5ei fabn=
set jebt al1f Road), Der ii6 o1td Sor
nennt n110 in5miihen 1id] mabridein=
lid ei1en nelle1 Namen 5llgclegt ia.
bert mir0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
& ii E NJ II Niebertroat

gu be m an Niebertroat
10 rei9en 2iigenfelb5ug nit gefdli6z
ten photographer unb 3et9nunse11,
,pelhen bic fetnbli6e MuslanoSpreIfe
gegen 9euti9lanb bat, 1T Don Der
pari1er illuftrierten MD@eni9rift r2e
Miroir" bic @0dftleiitung er5ielt
pprberl. 9ie1e 3eitfhrift bradte UNI
ter BEN 5itel nMas nit ben in
5rontrei9 geitoblenen Moll1a6en sez
f6iebt" le6s 8ilber, bur4 Die Der
@inbrud erpedt tperben 1oll, bab Die
beuti6en Sruppen in Srantrei6 unb
gefgien fpftematii6 Die freunbli@e
Beb0lterung alsgepliinbert bdtten,
I'm bic borbonbenen 8etten, Molliaz
9en unb &leiber fort5u{dleppen unb
nod 9eutfdlanb 81 f9iden, po tie
in elmer forgfdltig borbereiteten Or
%ganiiatipn fir ben milttGrtf9en Sc
brau@ berarbeitet perDen {pllten. -
@ie nun bic rMorbbeutfde Mllgez
meme 3eituns" feititellt, iinb biefe
8ilber, bur6 pel6e Der @lallbe berz
borgerlfen iperben ioll, ols lei in
9ent{9lanb bic pliinberung 1nftez
motifd organiftert, nit Musnobme
bes eriten 8ilbes ni@ts anberes nls
Mllfnubmen beutfher photographer
bon Der Meidspollppde.
- Cine 1uule Musre0e.
Gin Weinpantl9sr 1T babei ertpiI9t
iporoel1, pie er benz Metn cine Same
Waier 5ugiebt. .Sn Der @eri9tsz
perbanoIung gibt er auf 8efragen DeSI
W%priiBenben ben SatbeitanD gu, min.
uber i'm guten @lalben gcbanDelt boz
ben, % es jeBt bod iberatl 8orI9rift
'iei, Sic 9orrdte All ltreden!
So Is B ] m ii g. sic baben !pe=
gen Der Rriegs5eit Dem @eianglebrer
SSlrer 5o4ter g~etiinoist? 9as finz
De iA hD91t unreht, bic 2elte polen
Dod au6 leben!
Selbitperitanoli6! Ser Rriea mar
ia auh nlr n Dorpunb, bamit ib
mol N pnar Mo9en Mllbe I'M Sallle
babe bas Spnorar gable i6 BEN
Wunne beimli1 tpeiter!!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
Ser 8cup1mcr BON gamp @e.
Glellan.

@m Mitttpodl sen %. Sl1Ii, miro
Radmittogs n1rb Mbenbs bas iabrli-
die 4ifnif Ser 8elpobner bon Comp
Mc@lelan ftatt. Ser M11sfllrg miro
al1f bem 9ampfer 50. So" reblt
9eibter Dor iih gebcn.
Sir bie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. miro Ser
3on1pfe r Comp McGlellan Inn brei
ubr, Derloiien atr6 5lrm 2an0u1gs=
plaB 6es Combs mn ie6s nbr 5%uriif=
4febren. Mea1ass G, SO lIlr q. geibts Der
|9ampfer bonn 2a1l6ungsplob ab u1l0
cine balbe 5tl1n0e ipdter bonn 5llBe
ser @raop Strnbe. 1ie Miidfebr er=
folgt I'm elf l1br Mbenos. @eioc
5abrten gebet fluBauflparts 0urd)
Die Msoliner gdlelrie11 bis nod
6umpton un0 5uriid. Die Jabrt be-
tragt fir grpad)lclle SO Gents un0
fir &i11oer l1l1ter 10 Sabren 25 Gts.
6ral1lein 1unbam, mel6e Sen Ni<
perpie1p Sea Hoom al1f bem Io6 6es
Nl1tl1om @ebaltoes leitet, miro an jez
l1em Gage fir @rfriidp1ngen iorgen
l1lr0 in Scr 3eit bon flint l1br 9sad-
mittogs bis Mbenos adt l1br 2nnd)e=
on a la carte leruiren. linn sic 6abrt
mitmad)en 5t fon1mt1, iinb @inla<
ollngsfarten %erforoerlid), Sic bon Sen
Mitglieoern Ser @ereinigl1ng bon
|Gm1p Mc@leQan erbalten mcroen
|fDnnel1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
Cine feltene 6 81

- Cine feItene gbrenbez
3ellgung tit Der @laiermeiiterssattin
Marie 8reitenfeGner in San1b lei
8ii9lberg Mieberbapern) 3uteil &c.
tporDen, inoem Bel ser Mutunft Deg
Dter5e1nten ainoes lamtliGe Inter
offi5iere bcs eriten 2onoIturmbatail=
Ions Bailall, 81 Dem au9 ibr G6az
mann sebDrt, Die pateniteIe iiber ben
neuen Weltbiirger iberno6men l,nb
audi Elm nambaftes patengefdcnt
uber1anbten. Die Satin ocs 8atail=
lionsfommanoeurs bat bic gauge Mus<
itattungspai@e aeipenoet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22

8Otbo Gismart Ser
Sobn bes Tiirften @%ulenburg, lit ii;
einem 5elola3arett in @ali3ier an
elmer i9peren 8erpunbung geitorz
ben. Der 8eritorbene, Der ii9 als
aompDnii It einea Namen semohl
bate, mar in ben erIten ariessmpz
noten i'm 5elbe nit Ser Nieberf9rift
elmer nel'en Sper belddftigt. Seine
lebte Sper, uDie 2ieper bes Gurppiz
oes", 1paten in biefem Sabre in
Stuttgart our l1rouffubrung selun=
gen, 0odh lpurbe Die Nuffiibrung in,
tolge oes &rieges berihpben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22

SIN n6rb1id ten, ser
&ultl1r an ferniten 1tebenben Seile
BON China, etpa cine babe Saaereiie
ron Der 8abnitation &algon enffernt,
lte5t lett 1914 cine nit alien ST.
rungen14aften Der Neu5eit ousaeru=
ltete brabtlofe Station i'm 8etriebe.
Ste tpurbe i'm Nuftrage 0es 6iuef<
14en Observation-Disclosures bon Der
Der Selef untenDereinigung o%ngeDDre1z
ben Gait Niiatic Mireleb 60. 2to.
gebaut unb oient in eriter 2inie nil
lttari19en 3lpeden. inoem lie nit ber
an Der . tmauer bon peting itebenz
Den Station in Nerbinbunq tritt.
Sic bilbet ferner Elm @lieo in Der
Settle run0um unb quer ourd gbiz
no, Die 0ur9 cine Mn5abl bon Der
M1arine erri9teten &uitenitationen qe=
btloet miro. Cine iolde 1T in Mooz
lung, anbere in ben lioli@eren Di=
i%tritten bereits porgefeben. Die @taz
tion aalgon 1T cine 5 &W:@tation
Der neue1ten 5orm nit etnem 8er=
atnmotor BON % Pferoeitdrten. Die
Mntenne iptrb bpn 5pei Is Meter
hoben Sol5moiten getrugen; fir Sic
nntertunft Der 8efaBung. bic ausz
lhltebli9 aus Gbineien be1tebt, 1inb
be9aglih eingeridtete M%obnraume
nprhanben.
nit fdperen auBeren
8%erleBungen liegt i'm ct. Meness
9ofpital in Sfbtoib, Mts, Murp
Riogepap, bic fe4sjd5rige So4ter
pon Or. S. S. Miosetpap, einem Be-
tanrten pratti19en Mr5t aus Jpno
0u Sac. Dus tleine Mdo@en mar oas
Spfer zines QutomobilunfaQs getppr=
ben. 9as betreffenoe Mutomobil, in
benz bas ainb lab, mar in einen
5ta9elbrabtaaun bineingerannt, ipoz
BEL elmer Der 9rabte rib uno ii9
mebreremal UNI ben aDrper Der aleiz
men berumtpano, ibr NIT Sen Sta
beln f9pere MurDen perurla9enb.
Die fdiperlten 8erleBungen fat
Marp am aopf unb an ben Nrmen
erlitten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
8. 90. @berier,
Dfft5. Netterbeodter.
@unt sOoe abbernfcn.
6rau Marion Sail.

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9ea6 langerem @ranfenlager lit ge-
itern Maorgen l1n adt l1br Sral1 Ma-
RON San i'm Maerep SpIpitaI inn 81
ter BON AS Sabrcn geltorber.
Die SEER torbel1e im1rbe in 3eutld-
lal0 geboren ltnb fatn i'm i1gen0li-
den Mlfer nadf Sen &ereinigten 5taa=
ten, ll16 51Dar Mreft nod Mh1scatine,
mo lie Sen groBten Ibeil ibres 2e-
bells getpobnt Dat. SIM Sabre 1890
perbeiratbete tic iib NIT @errn 6. g.
SOIL in Gbieago'. Set 6em Sabre
1908 apobnte Dos gbepaar in 3a-
peltport. MuBer ibrem Bqtten miro
lie bon ibrcr betagJtteen Dsstttter, Jrdr
gli5abetb 1ieleds BON Mh1scotine
iiberlebt. Die 3eit Ser geeroigl1ng
miro lpGter befalt1t gegeben meroen.
s.. g. @irdaro ge1forben.
SSn lcinem Seine IN geo. 1861 SIR
F(i1tgtpn Mpenlle lit gel tern Mittag INN
1915 l1br SEER CHARLES 6. 8ir=
f1arb, elmer Der a%ngele6enOjten 6reiz
1tallrer bon 3apenpprt nl1b felt fu1t
20 Sabren 8eipobner bon Scott
splt1ttD I'M Mter bon falt 20 sSabrcn
beitor6en.
Der ge%ritor5ene fat lange Sabre
Els 2ebrer fli1girt. 3ipei Sabre be-
lei6cte er be11 Npiten eil1cs sdulI=
lperinter1be1ten int Gountp. @or
nebreren Sabren reiignirte er als
srin5ipal Ser Wonrpe 56nle, INN
i6 pollig Dem Jreimallrertbum gu
oiibbn1clt.
@r apl1rbe am 90. Mppen1ber 1916
b 2eGlaire Iotpnibip, Scott Gpl1ntp,
Feboren lllro erbielt BORT iei1le erlte
Fr5iebnltg. SIN Sitter bon Is Sabren
sDrte er Sd1lle in @l1tlcr Io1pnlbip.
Sadloem er bis 51r11 Sabre 1875 u11=
srrid)tet batte, mion1ete CT iid ndt
Sabre Der 2mromirtbidaft al1f leiner
iarm III 2cGlaire Iolpnlbip, inns
sbrte bonn 81 ,lciler eriten 2iebe,
erl 2cbrfad, 5mriid.
gead)bem cr 5lpei Sabre als 5l1pe.
fatel1oe1t Ser Sbulen bon Scott
soliltD fnngirt batte, lpl1rbe CT Grin=
pal Der Monroe S1ulc unD blief
! bielcr gigenid,aft bis 5lln1 L. Sc
rltnr 1912. Set iener 3eit fat el
s Negiitrar fiir &aaba Gemple bon
labenport l1llO fir sic Scpttij6 Site
IrOers fulrgirt.
Sim 8. Septelrber 1874 nerbeira.
Petc er iid in 2cglaire NIT Irqil1leir
altra sc, @bmaros BON 2eGlaire
fiieier Sic entlprl1lrgen bier ain
/, bon Oeten 5mei I'M ingeroli1er
tier itarben. 6ralt @irdarb 1tarl
p1 30. SSSalll1ar 1898 l1lb bie l1ebcr.
bellbe1 iillb George gird)oro boz
abel1port ul1o 5ran Coma &lltleogi
II gulla6onla, Genn.
sSm Sllli 1899 perbeiratbete lid
8eritor6ene NIT 6ral1lein Garri,
G6lparOs, 6ic i'm al1Ber Sen pben
pdbtten &inoerl1 aus Ell tier gb,
pie 5tpei Sdppeitern iiberlebt.
Die 9eeroiglllg miro an1 5reita!
or9elt inn 5ebn llbr bonn Gral1er
liie, No. 1861 M%rlington s(perltc
3 aiif Dl1c Safoale 6riebbnf ltatt
loen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
2ofaIr 8etterberidn.

Dabenporf, 81. Suit.
Durd)idJnitts : garometerlton6 3O.15
8rrdyld)nitts Gemperatur . SO
Sodite Icnlperatur bel1te . so
asiebrigife Gemperatur lebte geadt Sc
Normale Gemperatur fir 33
Sabre 76
purdidnittlide 5endtigfeit ser
2nft .N~r 70
Mie0erid)Iog it "a @trn6e11 O.01
Norberrldc11oe @inoridtl1ng 9e@.
8alierltanO um Z l1br Morgens 6.S
8. sc. Sberier,
Diff. @eterbeodter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-22
&dtuln{Gk

@aibington, %. Suli.
Sir SGi,rois lr1to Soma: Setter 0o1-
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broken off flush with the deck and went over the port side, accompanied by two life boats that were torn from the davits. I could see the funnel twirling and skipping from wave tt wave for more than three miles.
 As the smoke poured up from be- low it was caught by the hurricane and blown in all directions, so we had to put back to Ponta Delgado for re- pairs"
 It was impossible to obtain new funnel the captain continued, so he had the ships carpenter cut up some teak blanks and cabin doors to make a wooden one, lined with sheet iron, to last to New York. After the steamship got outside Ponta Delgardo it was discovered that sparks were setting the funnel on fire, so Captain Wegener ordered that a man with a small hose should be on duty day and night to play water on the wooden smokestack and keep it cool.
 At that time six German stowaways were discovered in tEe bunkers, wi1o had escaped from German vessels laid tip at Ponta Delgado.