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COUNTY COURT
Deeds Recorded

Deeds Recorded.
II. T. Springer and Wiz" 20 Mary A.
Taylor. property in Elm Heights.
Marriage licenses.
Petcr E"ln. - and lEuCuhlC"a DiGia.i
81. both "r Martins FERRY.
Charles Thrrp. - and 10y Watson.
81. l,o;h .: Nh""l:nS.
Wills Probated.
VIII Of Arm" T.. rarId;N" was admit
tod 10 r-obat" Harry I'rri'Iis" quail
i;rd as executor with $1,000 bond.
Louis" H. Paradise. Ernest Paradise,
P;unu.cr Paradise Euni"" Paradise.
Hunt surety d. c.. Smith attorney.
Appraisers are l.. +. Ha!ler. Henry
riund!ing. Anton Ri"hers"a.
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REVIVAL MEETINGS AT
WESLEY M. E. CHURCH

Tomorrow the Wesley congregation.
will begin n series OF revival meet
ings which Will continue for about three
weeks Week night services will be held
each evening at $50 and special after
noon meetings will he announced from
time 10 time. \ large attendance 10: ex.
rectrd tomorrow az all tho services OK;
the day. -: \
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st. James Lutheran Church, l4os-l1!
Chapline Street, Rev. walter L.
SchUette, Pastor.

FRS; SUNDAY after Epiphany. S"ndhE
school and Hiblc CLASSES. iEn6hsh alta
German; Morning service German ''
ln45. subject. il-o"klnE l'"vh ~
Jesus E"yh""d'; evening s"rvic" f'HE-
lishD n a.. subject Fhc S"du' i
.I1,y." Tuesday evening. Womnn'S M.s-
sionary society: Thursday evening.
rruth-rhuu,l. Mayor N"s;"r will sr"ak.
pastors Sunday school subject start
something's
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at II a. m. and 7:9S
n m Rc-Sa"rarcnr Of the LORD sup
per n, tho morning service Evening
subject: 9TH" Touch Of n Life. SUNDAY
school and Adults Bin" classes az VS."
a ~. Kindergarten class for niue ones
hcrwcrn " and : vears in connection with
Primary department.. Young teoPIe :
society NJ Gas y. III.
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St. paul's Evangelical Church, 3eth and
wood Strs, August Carl Rache'

German services At lh.Ho n H.. sun
icc, a Great Oracle" Sunday hlhl'
schuol at r. M. Mr.. Chas. Nhi,"in;Inl.
u,cryr,rndrnt: English Sunr services st
40 D. M, favorit" Christian hymns
vii h, sung; au illustrated sermon IN
"Grrat ITnyns and Their Authors. tn
eo,rs "AmrrIca," Stur SpanG!"n Fan
nor" where Is My Wandering 10y
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rdcNTschen Churches.

christian church. Mc:.:""h'''r. corner
4th and Logan S'r,cia. {. w. Fuller Jf''
minister. MurUiuE Worship VAIN hi"'c
school from i" /" ! IA. {. l.. rr""nhlh'
Il. =. Muldr"w and w. W. 'l"oh' SUI
rrrini"r,irnts. Y. /. :. {. IT,. ia" p. NJ
Preaching service. ,:la T. m. American
r.d r'r~ss TUESDAY: prayer service.
"Wednesday rI"niug: Ladies Aid society
.rhurS,b,v. with nn,-i lunch: Choir r.
hrarsnl Friday evening. IN III" ahS"'ic"
nf The minister. who is in !tnI.""h. ohio.
holding "A meeting. Campbell Jnh"S. ono
If our West Virginia preachers Will ri!
tho pulpit.
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TIL. Christian church. Elm Grove.
Harry Robertson. pastor-1H r. m. Fihi"
school. Geo. M"tinwan superintendent.
II q. N. communion service and sermon
by Mr. NJ. II. Bickcll. Owing TO the pas
Tor preaching ut the Christian church
a. Cameron. th.r" Will not h" any eve
uing ,.r,irn. Wednesday $50 p. m.
quarterly .'"ngr"Ea i"nal meeting. eyer?
rn.rh"r nf ,ir. church is urged TO inak"
= ~y,.inl effort /" j." present at ms
me, .!nS.
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sion" Presbyterian church, Elm
Grove. l.. u. I.ewcllyn. pnstnr-The
pastor Will preach ut II n. M. and al
90 j. N. sabbath school 9:45. Young
Peoples meeting. G:31. C"ttaG" PRAYER
r:rc;Ins Tuesday. Thursday and Friday
r,"uiugs Wednesday evening ut citurch.
Special exercises begin January -.
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",Throw Out the Life Line" etc. Will u"
euur and Illustrated with h'nutItuli5
,,lOr>d Stcc"plicnu pictures. TINS VIII
n. nm interesting and helpful service.
CONGREGATIONAL meeting SUNDAY ai'''
nom, at three HrlnclS, supper anu S"c':'l
and business melting Tor the m"hp"rS "'
The. church GA Wednesday evening NJ
80 p. III. brotherhood meeting Friday at
y, III.
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Let All Join in Chorus.

Someone sends rs a carr. with this
inscription: "tf you $50 editor who
pleaSes everybody. there. Will hs :, glass
plate over his facn and he will not b."
standing up True as gospel,
Rec.
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Martins Ferry Church.

Trnn Methodist Church. Drlawarr
street. Martins Ferry. O.--Sunday
school go a. M. class meeting 1880 II.
Ill. Evangelical service 80 p. M. Re-
vival services arc being held every even
ing except Saturday. Rev. r. f. Camp
bell of Rochester, Pa. will assist in the
meeting this week. You are invited to
attend. Rev. o. Q. King. pastor.
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Tho Eirs; Church Of God 10th ST..
McMcrh"n, Roy. cyrus \. Byler, pastor
Preaching service Saturday evening 80
subject "Nu Man cared for My Soul:
bible school at ?:t5 a. M: preaching / ]
4. M. The HON" rinth"rtnE. HId-Gay
prayer service. -. ma: Evening service
80 y. IN. Arthur {. Fnllnan convert
cd Jew will preach and tell Of his diff
rrrcnt experiences In his work for the
Master. Revival meetings will continue
for an Indefinite period.
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81. pnurs church. Elm Grove. J. Logan
Fish. rrciu"--rE'rc Will h" Scrvir" III
-. raurs church tomorrow. IN" fiTSt
sunday after Epiphany. at lh:"" a. III
wh"n thor" viii IL: celebration or Holy
tNmnlMnion.
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Simpson N. F. church, Eoff street, be-
tween Eleventh and Twelfth. Rev. Jos.s
r. jenkins. B. D.. minister-10t6sSp pub
lie Worship. sermon by pastor, subject,
Tears" Senior choir will renoer music13;
ESQ p. H.. Sunday school. ar. II B.:
Clemens. superintendent; 6:46 p. m. Ep-7
worth League. prayer services accom-
panied with song; 7:4a p. m. public wor-i
shin. sermon by Rev. James Harris:
Junior choir Will render music. Tues;
dav evening. class: Wednesday evening
PRAYER meeting; Friday evening. choir.
rehearsal All are welcome to these ser
vices. Mems day. Sunday. January 1oth.;
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Out flin Pike Churches.

buckley Methodist Episcopal Ed:-
wood. l:nr. 'I"n,mrr W. Wise. pastor
pc a. ~. Sunday school,! James T..
Solos. superintendent Max" IL sunny
sunrin; in"TninE by ""mInE !4 SUNDAY
school. in:I5 :" IN. Morning service.
suhr.rt: "ThirsiinE For Cod. p. m.
ErWorth l."asu". Subject: '1:n'arg' the
rf4.r, uf Thy Tent" ~ D. III. Evening
S"r,l'r. Tho pastor will preach on The
Reach - III" Soul" \ cordial welcome
80 al tl"S" services.
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jecc Sacrament" Wednesday testimo.
NAL meeting p n. Sunday school e:45
a. m Reading room 1119 Chapline street:
open daily except Sundays and legal
holidays. from II o'clock NJ. until,6 p.
m. TIL" public Is invited to attend the;
services and 10 make use Of tho 2fiu.l
leges Of the reading room.
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=. Marks Lutheran church. Elm

s.. Marks Lutheran church. Elm
Grove. j.. -. .Alrrre. past"r-Sunday
s,.hu.I AT a:4a H. III. X. II. krnft, super
intrmi"nt. Morning services 1T ll:o" Il.
IN Subject: "''hrslian Faith" Evening
services at $50 I, NJ. Subject: "A Path
Through tn. Son" Til" installation or
officers newly "!"ct"d /" church council
viii tak" place i'll connection with the
morning service.
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First FROSTY terrain church, corner
C'haplinr and Thirteenth $iF''"'S' 'h"'''
Porter Terry. mIml$l"r--i''lhr H'I''' -
I.go Tie Mems EIhl" 'ia$% viii meet
n e., ,hr rnrlsh house. Morning
,,',rsbir lNit, E.I~ning worship 80.
.rh, ,.h,,rus choir Viii h" assisted hy Mr.
/ NJ Evans. yioliniSi. TraN"lIMS men
and ,istlorE; welcome.
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LAWSON ELECTED.

DENVER Jnn. i Jag - i.'w>''".
president OF the State Federation OF
Labor. was elected pr">id"nt - ~"
United Nine Workers OF America. dis
;ri,., No. Il. a; In" recent "tsr'll"n iI'-
rnr1inc 70 unofficial compilations mad"
nv labor leaders here to-day. 1.owSon
,r:,s :, rromin.u, i...,,irt in tn: Colorado
coal strike "f i9l%-ii.
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ST.. Stephens Reformed Church, Thir--
ty-slxth and Eoff, Rev. 8. n. MatIke.5
pastor. Sunday. Jan. 10. German and
English preaching at 1880 a. m. M.
\. c. Tel,man Of PhiladaphiA will;
speak on, Jewish Mission" Sunday:
school a. 3. n. Annual congressional
meeting IT p. m. No evening serv1ceS.
Tuesday evening meeting Of the Y. p g..
Thursday evening choir rehearsal FRI
day e-enine. teachers trainInGsAla
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. Elm Grove Methodist Episcopal
church. ARTHUR Laz"nby. pastor. 100
Kruger A;rncl-Sunday program: 9:45
Il. M SUNDAY school. Superintendent f.
4 Showers. ln:45 Public worship. ser
mon topic; Studies In Genesis The
Flood" zoo p. m. Teachers Training
class. GAS p. m. Epworth League. De-
yntionaI meeting. 80 Peoples service.
Evnngclistic sermon. topic: Gods Plan
It's Scope" Good singing. helpful! ser
vices. Hearty welcome
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First Spiritualist-TheF First Splritu-
allst Association will hold the following
services Sunday January 18th. The
childrens progressive lyceum will meet
al ten o'clock a. m. Lecture followed;
with spirit messages at 1880 o. M
Temple at the corner Of Maryland ave-
nuo and North Broadway. Island, Rev,
g. w Way, pastor. az4sse.5
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Emmanuel Baptist church. Re-. Gee

. Emmanuel Baptist church. NrT. Geo.
T. l.nrkhnrt. minister. rcSi'irnc" "h Nir-
..Iuia street ''rhnn". Hcll l-l"-lt~--
Morning sermon: "Kcl"asinE Jesus or
l,arubhas" Evening sermon: David ;
Deadly Delusinn." Church school lO:n0
u. NJ. Harry l.. Fond. superintendent. 'r'
II. l.. Drinknrd, teacher of the Men
Riblr class. Primary department. meets
In the annex building, "916 EoH street
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Episcopal ChrTc hes

jacob Nottingham. rector. First sun
day after Epiphany; sunday scho"! ~
" - Il. M. morning prayer and sermon
i".%n a. IN.
Tenor soiu-"Ye People Rcnd Your
Ilcar,s.''
If With All Your Hearts Ee Truly
Seek Me- Mr. Elmer &. iioelzle.
Evening service at 80.
Organ recital by Miss Nan Smith.
Spring Song. Mcndclssuhn.
Song Without Words. M"ndclssohn.
Suprano solo---The Lord My SHEPHERD
Is Miss Hall.
The Young Peoples orchestra Will
meet for rehearsal sunday afternoon nj
Co sharp. Every member must y"
thrrr promptly. Bring Your instrument
and your music rack.
ST. Matthew's Episcopal church. Roy.
T. l.. l.. Strid"r. rcCtor-The first sun
day after Epiphany. Holy communion
S:nn Il. nj. Morning prayer. literary and
sermon 1n:$n n. III. Evening prayer and
=. rmon 80 p III. Sunday school 2:l3
p. nj. Mems Bible class $50 Il. III.
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Miss Mary I. Scott Of MoundAvi1le
will speak at the 7. ". c. A. vespef
service Sunday afternoon at 1901 The
soloist will be Mrs. 4. T. Sinks. The re-
ljEous work committee will act as, hos
toSS"S. All young women invited to hear
Miss Scott "..s..,
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ST Andrews church. Thirty-seventh

ST Andrews church. Thirty-seventh
and Eof1 streets. J. Logan Fish, rector
There will be services tomorrow. the
first Sunday after Epiphany. az o'clock
n m. and 100 p. m. Celebration Of
Holy Communion at the morning ser
vice No service at eleven o'clock. Sun
day school nj two o'clock in the after
noon. Prayer service or Friday eve
ming at 1910.
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Warwu"d Christian rhur'h' CORNER
I,ihI,nL avenue and Seventeenth
.,tr.- R,giIi.r services next l.nrd :
i,v Eihir school at 9;4j -. III. Guy y.
1rr,nr suprrin,rnd"nt. Communion mt
- :. n, and sermon by Elder Guy n.
f,r,.nr nj HIS H. m. Prayer ana song
..,r,.i,.., nj -. p. IN. led hy Mr.. anu
Mrs +. w. NInhnn. Annual t"nErt ga
rinnal meeting wal h" held Sunday
morning. January -@"ih. when H."
church officers will hc installed Strans-
,.-s vrlcu,r;r tn attend above services.
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First Church Of Christ. Scientist A.
@. u. W. Auditorium. 1ll9 Chapline
street, services Sunday ii q NJ Sub
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Vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
Woodsdale. James Mease Potter, D. D.
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MANY. a sn:cail"d smart man smar's
because az his alleged SmartnesS
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Methodist Churches.

Hope NJ. F.. church. East Twenty
ninth street. Rev. a. r. Rnnnett pastor
Sabbath school ut $50 Il. M. MIR. Roy
Earlrwinc. superintendent. Preaching
AZ II a. M. subject Keeping Gods
Love" Jr. League at c:2O r. M. Evan
G.liStic SHrvIc" AT 7:30. subject. Christ
tho Only Foundation"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
FINANCIAL POSITION OF THE,
UNITED STATES.
New York Evening Pos


Dealing with another large prob
lem of the future, Frank A. Wander
lip pointed out that the post bellum
extension Of our foreign trade which
will normally ensue involves consid-
Grafton of the kind of payment we
shall accept Great shipments of
foodstuffs, of raw material and in
a less degree of manufactured prod
ucts, must be made immediately But
the outside world, Europe particu-
larry, cannot under present conditions
pay for them in equa! shipments of
goods. They cannot he paid for by
further shipment of gold to the Unit
ed States. What then? They will
be paid for by the flotation here first
of foreign government securities and
then, of corporation and other for
eign obligations. It is entirely posi-
bic, Mr.. Vanderlip believes, ITO place
here a huge amount of foreign secur-
tiles, and in that operation furnish
sound basis for huge amount Of for
eign trade. This forecast, it appears
to u.s. is &c correct as it is interest
ing In that direction. it will not
escape the notice of people familiar
with the worlds economic history
that the United States is entering
position much like that which fell to
the lot of England after 1915.
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lounged about, smoking, ca ing and
splitting in front of their officers. They
only obeyed British officersl
order these men out of this cabin, y
said a British officer to a German
captain, pointing to group of Soviet
sailors sporting their distinctive white
armbands.
Order them!' sobbed the German
at his desk, his head in his hands.
"Order them! They'd take no notice
I've been a prisoner in my cabin all
the way across-like all the other Of
ficers."
The British officer took in the stu
alton at glance, faced the Soviet
sailors, and in fierce, rasping German
ordered, "Achtung!"
The Germans drew themselves to
attention.
"Umkehrenn
The Germans turned about, facing
the cabin exit.
Elm, zwel, drei-vorwaerts!"
The Germans left the cabin.
They mutinied," explained the
German officer, because they heard
your grand fleet was going 10 go in
for Bolshevism too"
Bolshevism in the grand fleet! Red
flags on the British and American
dreadnoughts = / wonder how much
the British admiralty intelligence had
to do with circulating in Kiel and
CuXhaven those tales of British fleet
Bolshevism One never knows.
Saying goodby 10 the Texas, / turn
ed to Captain Blue.
Your ships company, sir, would,
gather, have preferred a fight"
We'll, | wouldn't This has been
the most signal victory in naval his
tory, and I'd much prefer to bring my
boys home to their mothers ana
sweethearts than leave them at the
bottom of the North Sea"
If the German sailors imagined
they were on a joy ride to these
shores they are by now vastly disil-
lusoned men. Three quarters of them
are to be sent back in German trans
ports whence they came the other.
quarter are going to spend a frozen
winter of internment up in the OrkI
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i, ~ n.ssil ana doy' Tor -FOUR terri
D ps ysars q strain 'lts a wonder no
- tiitAsh sun went OH by accident IN
tie turfets nttfe black sllhouttes OF
s lype Oh German WafFh ? mad
heen painted up. We comBIfed them
WIN me originals before usl pfficers
"Au men discussed techhicailtles m
LILY
~ 3ee tllat mast eamoutiaSe on the
tllhuehnerE foremast hlgher than
ny ii s, liilildst lives the IMPRESSION
~, 80 at''1liiSe ,ilat sile Soihg away
"i.TiI sie really coming toward you.
Mu0n hdruer 10 PICK up than we
~ "usl'' Low on tle water some
t,to,,a1 , iook lihe SHIPS oqt OF repair
'iN17H
MeduWHiie fiagShlpS talkei 10 RAG
~ thty were twenty lh an ~ sea,
M. Inns C, sils rrleqllCh aef Ifosse.
- ~ Nei nun Ship new lot INV ast
~ 80 nSattS sup9eg uehtilN decfeed'
""pIiial eilSiSh rom the mann :
it';4 %iil WIN plack cross. y
s mIil'9 li"S mao peeh holsted on me
i,' eSilip' - ne aeIhs u me surrender
ing snips were Almost deserted, For
, len iiii'cs ana OUT OF sight the gray
, my u Germany Ileet extended. Far
80, c',at'p as'ili tle HeEiiaa destroyers
o.,o,,, Do'iaS 9nepilerueG' III groups no
,,ii,,a ,o,''s' tooh- piage' lor were com
i''I'ie 10 - any KIM pare.
~ Ta,.a oie or t"o oi tile crew OF
80 N"' WHAT 'heS thousht apout
ineo seIioW OF then 10 come out
my ms WIthout scrap
Gnu lliey went ON shlppinS ana
sins ias tunes ana chewing, these
n,liei lodh EoNs' Whlle the Hoch See
rtotte' Salied on IN shame a few
caple lehgths away. | suppose the
Germans We're peering out of port
holes at us Just as fiXedly as we were
scanning them. They certainly had an
extraordinary good view of the grand
lleet, All around them, east and west,
south north,
AT midday Beatty signalled; THE
Imperial German ensign will be low
cred at sunset today, and will not be
hoisted again without my permission"
That was. / think. his victory sig
nal the nearest approach to Nelson's
famous signal England expects"
Soon after, the Queen Eliza
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Calomel is a dangerous drug. II Is
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
a dose Of nasty calomel today and you
will feel weak, sick and nauseated to-
morrow. Don't lose a days work. Take
a spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone in
stead and you will wake up feeling
great No more biliousness, constipa-
ton, snggishness. headache, coated
tongue or sour stomach Your druggist
says if you don't find Dodson's Live:
Tone acts better than horrible calomel
YOUR money. is waiting for yon.
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neys at Scapa the most desolate, unin-
habited, icy region Of the British Isles.
In due course they too will return to
GERMANY not in their present
ships
And so ends Der Tag. | have come
away from the grand fleet with one
dominant impression. Beatty has set
out to show the Germans that they
are outside the pale. Every word and
act of this drama has been devoid of
the faintest. suggestion of camara-
derie as between victor and van
pushed. II must be a very terrible
awakening for the late enemy For
should Beatty's doctrine be widely ac-
cepted, this world is going to be per-
fectly rotten place for Germans to live
in for generations ahead
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ships steaming line ahead she sig
nailed, after a quaint naval custom, &
the queen Elizabeth. A few minutes
later she began talking to the leading
German ship, the Seydlit2;
Steam 70 knots an hour and fol
low me
I'VE can only do 10. replies tho
German.
All the same moment Beatty wire.
lessed to the admiralty the bare facts
that the surrender was a fat accom-
phi, was on the bridge of the Texas
at the time as the historic message
came in. All this time we had not vel
seen the enemy. According to plan
the Cardiff then turned about and
headed back for harbor, leading in the
Germans. while the grand fleet, like
wise turning for home, divided into
two giant columns six miles apart. the
lane in the middle allowing for the
Germans.
one may have been all around this
war as the writer has had the good
fortune to have been, from Lapland to
Ragdad and ST. Nazaire to Moscow
one may have seen the most impress
sive happenings; but the few minutes
following 9:1j on the morning of No
yember 81, on the bridge of the Texas.
will always remain the most unror-
gettabe.
Sighted BY the Lookout.
A message comes from the Cardiff
giving longitude and latitude. We
plot it on the chart. They're six and
a half miles away; ought TO pick 'em
up any moment now There's about
1900 yards visibility" says Captain
Victor Blue scannig he horizon. A
strong morning sun was finally over
coming the raw northern mist. We
all looked eagerly seward.
German high sea fleet to star
board" sang out the lookout man
q little American boy absurdK youth
ful, and all trussed up in Peary kit.
Right no, sonny answers he cap
tain. dwelling his glasses. keep di-
rectors on the leading battle cruiser"
And so, shouted against the light
golden haze, Germany found her place
in the sun. II was 9:21 a. m, Novem-
Der 81. twenty miles east of May Is
land, that the American battle squad
ron Joined issue in the naval captula-
ton of Germany. A the enemy hove
in sight, in stately line ahead, and
keeping perfect station aHd alignment,
we saw that a kite balloon towed by
the Cardiff was so poised as 10 be di-
rectly above the leading German bat
tie cruiser. And so it remained, lest
the German should start any tricks,
the whole eighty miles back to har-
Dor.
1t fell to the United states ships to
escort back the Bayern, Grosser kur-
fuerst, Kronprinz Wilhelm and Mark
graef The Germans had been told to
keep their guns trained fore and aft.
They followed Peatty's instructions
correctly throughout
''Td like to bow tho whole --- lot
Of '2m out of the water commented
a British admiral as his vessel the
Lion, drew level with the Derffiinger
the very vessel she had fought at
lutland. Through glasses Germans
now looked at British and British at
Germans less than two miles sepa-
rating the ships. In the gun turrets
the men cursed and stamped their
feet as they say sail under their
noses the very vessels they had chased
and searched for and studied and
never for a moment had cut of their
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-29
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