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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-13
.GRFAT FIRE SWEEPS SELFR|DCE
FIELD, j 6. ARMY AVIATION POST

Mount Clemens. Mich. Nov. L.
Hangers and barracks buildings at Self
ridge Field. the army aviation pos; nr"'
here, we're threatened with destruction.
hy fire tonight. The fire originated in
the uuartermaStcr building. ucar ,"~
hangers. which stretch for more than
a mile around the field. and was s""r
hcyuud control Of the Mt. Clemens lii"
department. \ call for aid was sent to
pctrui'. and a'l apparatus that could he
spared from that city was ordered 20
tn" field.
The fire vas brought under control
,a;c tonight.
The uuartermasier's building. a wood
on structure 80 by $50 feet. was tho
frs. To lee destroyed. NcNt +" it Was
the post garage. and beyond that the oil
mousse. where huge quantities "t &as"-
line AID oil used by the army planes
Was stored.
\ high wind bore tho flames toward
'Nr garage and oil house. and III" fire
men fought desperately. realizing mat
should til" oil hc ignit"d. tn" hanGdrs
nearby ais" would be burned.
All pilots and mechanics at the field
aided the fire fighters and stood in
readiness to rem"v" planes from their
rangars should those buildings catch
.!r".
only a few weeks ago NOR" than loo
planes We're on Selfr!hgc field. About
half that number remained. the army
having withdrawn the Martin homhrrs
that participated IN tn" aero m"Ct, ana
an. mail planes having been rut back
INTO their regular s"rNi''.
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Congressman In
Aerial Getaway When
Writ Reaches Field

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. 1?.-Represene
e,,ve Manuel ,Herrlck. OF the Eisnik
Oklahoma DISTRICT" ""hopped on trou
Memphis FOR the south In st night. IN oG
Of his a!rplanes. just three minutes o
fore the arrival at Park held OF . cory
officer with a writ Of repleyin- Tor fB
nlane. The congressman's departun
endel three strenuous days spent
Memphis. during which he Inquired
filtration N two Of the state courts IN,
TWO or more MAGISTRATES courts.
The plane in which Herrick lett Mem
rhis. had been under attachment here u
4 sn!t brought by Charles w. RouscD
an aviator. for wages alleged to hav'
been due. This attachment was dts
missed. and AZ the congressman saiiet
souchward an autom obiie with an OH
Ger hearing another attachment writ ar.
rived at the flying field. The second
wri; was secured by Rousch. In cohnec'
tinu with n. sui, which he fled here Fri
day against Iierrick. asking $4,000 dafa.
ages for alleged false arrest.
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Divorce, The Masons
and XII K. Denounced
By Catholic PTe|at!

Baltimore. Md. Nov. l@.-Arch5ishqp
Michael J. Iur'cy In today's sermon So.
verely condemned the divorce evil. Inc
public school bill adopted in Oregon q
the last election. and the Scottish Ritd
Masors aud the Ku Klgx klan for sup;
port. he sad. they had given this insasr
urc. =,
The high points in the archbtshops
sermon were:
America is becoming Mormon. !
think ] wouiL have more respect FOR the
Mormon who marr!es. keeps and sup
uorts four wives at one time than tne
man who marries women IN tandem
ia shion. Giscarding them one AFTER aa-
o,hcr "a
bNo Protestant church has had hs
courage to stand by the teaching nt
Jesus Christ. whom God hath joined os
cc;her lot no man put asunder.
America. ! think. has one, OF the most
stup!d persons in tile world. because X
allows such persons as the ku hiuS
Khan TO exist. ~
The Masonic body is directly oo.
posed 10 cathol!city and 1t has AT iSs'
thrown of the MASK
The archbishop was speaking aooos
wha, ne declared was Masonic support
or the Oregon school bill.
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LOST AVIATOR
LANDS SAFELY
At DAYTON, D.
Storm Drives Plane Of 1t.
Hutchinson Off Course
Misses Langin Ficld.

After having been lost in a rainstorn
since last Thursday. Lieutenant George
Hutchinson L. :. \. in charge OF IN
army airplanc. accompanied 10y r.i't
Ia nded at Cook Field. Dayton. Ohio. Sat-
urday according to word received at
Langin Field. Moundsviilc. Yesterday.
Lieut.. Hutchinson and his pilot let
Washington last Thursday morning .h-
route to Langin Field.
The plane WAS scheduled TO land at
Langin field carly Friday morning. The
failure Of Lieut.. Hutchinson Ia arr!"1
was tclcgrarhed TO Washington and sc
War department Immediately began a
search
The plane was last soon in .N'"ghanH
County Maryland and residents ut Cum
her'and. reported an airpianc passed.
westward over there during hcav!
Storm on Thursday.
Sergeant Edward HELENE OF LangiA
Eicld stated last night that Lieu.
Hutchinson became last during rne
storm but was unable To account as to
how he was swep; c06 miles of his
course during the storm while cnroItc
to l.ang.n Field.
Lieut.. Hutchinson will leave CN"i
fcid today for MoundSvillc ard is schc-
uulcd to arrive al l.anCtH !eId IN :
morning After Il brio: stop here lIn
viii leave for Mitchell Field, New lnrk.
Cumberland. Md. Nov. T. The w.:
department, has asked the Cumberland
Police Department TO make Inquiries
nnd ascertain If any residents IN A'C-
ghany county have any account Of any
ar ymacroplanc in charge Of L.cutenant
Hutchinson Of the United States Army,
who has been missing S.nCc Thursday.
He left Washington. "urout" tr l-HnciH
Field. Moundsvilir. W. Va. 1t IS fcare'l
the machine has met with accident ~
been destroyed.
Farmers are urged tofinvrstiCate 81
their land II they can find any trace g
a wrecked plane. Lieutenant liutch'n-
son WAS accompanied by - pilot. ma
chine PASSED over Cumberland Thursday
griu: west during 1 high wind storm
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Conference Postponed One week.

Paris. Nov. -. (Ry Associated Prcss).
The ofr!Cia! opening OF the Lausanne
peace conference has been POSTPONED
from November 10 20 November 20 at
tho request Of the British government.
rrid Eey. representative Of the An
CORA government in Paris. has hetn OF
Ciciaily advised by tho foreign oftice
oc the change. says an official r"r-
muniQue. The commun!Gue adds that
Fcrid Immediately tried to get into
with lsmc; rasha. who
left ConStaut.rople last Thursday by
the Orient express, and that It Is PROB
able ir he succeeds in communicating
with him. Ismet will stop off at l-aus-
anne. but Will come direct 10 Paris.
The communication adds that Am
bassa,lnr Alize has been sent from
Ecrnc 10 Lausanne TO meet lsmct ana
the other members or the Turkish dele
cation and explain /" them the reason
for the dalay IN conyeninS the conics-
cree.
\ scmi-oft!c:al statement asserts that
the pos;Doucmcnt VAS decided on u suit
the desires Of Great Britain. and ais"
because Italy was not yet prepared Tor
tho conference.
The French delegation. which was
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MILLION BARRELS OF
OIL FEED BLAZING
INFERNO IN TEXAS

Houston. Texas. Nov. l".--More than
one million barrels of oil was doomed
early tonight and Indications were that
a similar amount probably wouId be
consumed in spectacular fire sweeping
the Gulf PRODUCTION Company tank farm
at Humble. Lightning caused the hlaz".
Three enormous underground rcs+r-
vo!rs said 20 have a capacity Of 100000
barrels each. cauGh, fire and the boiling
inferno spread rapidly toward three OH
er nearby pits.
The farm consists os twcn>y tanks
all Of which may he lost.
The blaze can he seen for miles.
Workers were handicapped In tiEht!a.:
the blaze. both because or the heat and
the condition OF the ire. Rains have a.
mos, flooded the section and fire tCht!nc
apparatus could not he moved quickly.
Efforts were being made to keep nc
blaze back by the use of steam.
The farm Is situated on a prairie a"d
fears are entertained that oil viii Sprenl
beS ond the immediate property. Tnc
size IS three miles from Humble. how
ever. Snd will not menace ;hc towA.
proper.
While the oil belongs Technically %
the Gu.f Production Company. 'Ar
carthcn storage belongs 10 the Gull:
r;pe Line COMPANY. Z subsidiary.
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TR[ASNRY PREPARING To PAY
s625,000,D00 T0VETERAN5 Of WAR

can get advance payment OF any casa
difference by taking the iar8est
amount of treasury savings certlll'
Gates that their war savings certhl-
Gates taken at maturity value. wni
cover. Exchanges after January H.
1922, with any necessary cash ad'
justments. will be made as OF the
date of exchange. Holders Will NOT
be able to make cash redemption OF
their certificates before maturity. oat
beginning November Is. 1922. may
present them in advance for redemp
ton as OF January |. 1923, and IN tnat
event will receive on or about Janu'
airy |, 1923. checks payable to tneif
order covering the redemption value.
IF agistered was savings cerun
Gates must be presented 10 the post
office where registered. but unree
istcred certificates will be received foi
redemption or exchange. at any
money order postoffice. any federe
reserve bank or branch, or the t1o
ury at WASHINGTON
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Germans Counterfeit
American Cigarettes

Washington. N"v. l-.--Large tobacco
company representatives have reported
- gulcrnmcnt official, the activities OF
certain German manufacturers in mar
k"tiu1 In Germany cigarettes made %
Euroncau tobacco In wrappers clearly
couuterfsi,inS aa American brand with
its dIstinGuiSh.uC picture. and even n
counterfeit American revenue stamp is
used
Soldiers at cuh,euz and American
tourists reported the matter, aHd vsri-
Gus government agencies. are cooper
at!ng with the American manufacturers
10 punish the German cigarette makers
IN tho German courts under The COM
,ucrcial conventions safeguarding the
marketing Of American goods. Separate
prosecutions for couu;ert"!'ing Amcri-
can ryy.uuc stamps will lee brought Un-
der provisions "f the agreement with
r;crmany for reciprocal protection OF
eoycruuncnt issues.
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.',rs'an.rn"pi". Nov. '".-tRr tn"
A.sr,,a;rd rrcss - t'Unstantinopic may
II. Iikcn,d 20 a vast powder mHEaZin"'
which the Rri;!en are striving ~ IN"
face or growing difficulties 10 keep
:"um !gni;i"n.
General Harrington 10 urgins me
nom. Enyrrrmcni to hasten the pch'"
conference AZ ;uc best means "i avoid
I'm, an open rupture. He believes that
If the TURKS can b" held in leash un'iI
,nc Lausanne mectIng b-gIns. ihe dah-
cr, of nust!li,ics VIII nc aNcr;cd.
Tho cxhpustless patience and modcra-
,iun q: General Harrington in view "'
what is> h"ld to he The unreasoninE
and uuconc.iia;ory attitude o: the
Nngora government has excited tho
admiration ot Americans and other
observers In their earnest desire Tor
peace the British are conc"dinG every
pn4ylhl" demand !" the Turks. The
latest c"uccssion j abolition Of allied
censorship ot Turkish newspapers and
withdrawal Of Supervision over nc
Gou$taiMrinoHlc-A -Aneora telegraph lines
aad other internal and civil adminiE;:a-
live machinery.
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SHIP SUBSIDY
To ECOUNTER
ROUGH ROAD.
RETURNING MEMBERS
EXPRESS OPPOSITION
Vote In House Will Be Close,
While Senate May Be
Against Bill.

Washington. Nov. 12.-Ship subsidy,
50 far as the house is concerned. VIII
form the backbone Of the legislative pro.
gram for the extra session or Congrets'
called for November 20 by President
Harding as the program Is being o.
vnlnped in conference here among Hs-
publican leaders The President Is ex-
;ectcd To address Congress at Joint
session Tuesday. November Fl. or TO
send a message urging speed with the
subsidy and supply hills In order te
avoid, If possible. an extra session .ok
flo new Congress next spring.
n"uh; as la tho fate or the snip SUD
s:dy bill increased as members returned
after election. Signs OF growing oppo-
s!iian to the measure. especially In the
senate. were not lacking. The vote In
the house. ii Was predicted even In he.
publican nuarterE. would be close.
Oppose Ship subsidy. -
Many Democrats and some Repuht.
can leaders are asserting privately tnat
the dill will NOT get through the senate
l,v March A. The crush Of approprA'
,iuu and other bills. with the certainty
of \ hitter and determined opposition
oven 70 the possible extent OF a 1in-
hustcr. WAS said ~ make the ship Dill
most uncertain feature in the senate'
Republican leaders arc prepared "
rui pressure behind the appropriatits
hill. to clean them up by Aarch :. -
hudcet will be submitted cary In nes
,'rnLcr AT the latest 1t has been cAt
80 the bone" Republican leaders said:
predicting that the reductions "ouiu
make easier the passage or the ahhus
hills s;rlpped as they must be .under
The new senate and house rules. -.
Several Investigations adjourend over
,,,,,.or or. IN he resumed. including the
.enat inquiry into gasoline and oil
nrircS.
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Washington. Nov. l@.-Arranae'
mcnts Tor handling s6@5,0OO.o0o o.
war savings certificates oil l"ls'
mature January |. were announced
tonight by Secretary Mellon. who
said they were in the hands o: mil
lions uf holders.
"ror their convenience, the state
ment said, the treasury Is otlerlnS
speCial facilities for cash redemption
or exchange into treasury savings
certificates OF the series o. l92". IN
cluding provision for presentation BE-
fore January | l923.
The proposed exchange is part or
the trcasury's program for FUNDING
the short dated debt. OF which about
g. 900 ,000. 900 remains TO be funded
by the end OF the present fiscal year.
"Reeinning November 10 49," MI.
Mellon explained. "holders OF 1918
war savings certificates can eN-
change them at maturity value Tor
treasury savings certificates dated
January |, 1928. and at the same time
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Illinois Strong For
Beer and Light Wine;
Voters Favor Bonus

Chicago. Nov. 1a.-tBy Tie Assoclde'i
prc>s) THE $hifing polii"a' opinion OF
ltr rounry's VOcrS recorded aS "ldcl!
Gi,crgcn views on he legislative pr"po3-
ais IS on he randidacs involved in last
Tuesdays elections. according I" Inc
latest returns from al parts of the ma
tiou tonight.
EcIaxatinu Of tic present drastic pro-
hilit:on laws. tho soldiers bonus meas
.,rcs seeking governmental economy. de-
r,andS for greater expenditures of III"
puhlir funds. now taxation pr"lertS'
measures DESIGNED 20 hencnt the lar-
mrrs and Sunday blue l"wS were some
Of tho propositions oa which IN" voters
recorded their opinions In various parts
Of tho country.
Because nf ;hc greater attention ~
rooted - tho candidates the returns
from Ihc state rcfcrcndums were great
" dr,avcd. many nf the issues still re-
mining in doubt fl" days after INC
railois were east. In several cases INC
ynt, was - closc that the outcome viii
no. Lc dor'd"d unity the official N"te
Ia. horl Cnnvass"h.
On the prohibition issue. viii" Hit
moi. was polling au almost i"" I" one
vote in favor Of beer and liGhi w'n"
Gn;n uoCca,rl the same pr"n"%lN"h. "Nt
10y = smaller majority.
Wnil. Massachusetts rejected Il n"1T-
,r. nrnv;hin~ 60" moro stringent pr"h'-
ririof, cururcrm'ri. california voted ~
favor oC n similar nroroS Il. Pr"hihi-
i',n >uppo-lcrs explained tn" size or
tn. Illinois ma i"rit, hl declaring ihat
tncv had advised their adhcr"nis not
to vote on th" Issue.
I'm five of tn" six "'at"S IN which tn"
uuc.tirn VIZ "np p'"l"d heavy votes wer"
rivcn for the soldiers hOnIs. while IN
IN. rfth. Oklahoma. while tie mn iori'r
v,c not 80 rrclt ?s IN The other StatcS.
the verdict also was favOrahl". l'inr!H.
Iowa Kansas. California and Montana
returned unmiStakcahl' mIjor!iicS IN
c.yo, "r adjusted compensation. through
tho uaymrnis oE state funds. In ok!"-
hara an official count nI"r he nec"s-
!arv 10 determine III" result.
In South Dakota. tn" question o. Sun
day amuscm"nts was decided hy two
10 one vote in cavnr Of q strict ban on
uli Suuda" festivities while a mcasur"
p-oyidiNg for state regulation Of the
motion pictures was rejected III MaSSa-
ChuS"rtS.
Among oinHr questions acted rn"n
were the following: Minnesota voted
t. loan tile state credit To help its far
mcrS: Michigan opposed a state income
iaX South Dakota rejected = p-Hpost-
tirn that 1t cn"aEc IN til" hnn';ing hrsi-
ties %nL Nebrasl.l endorsed an ar;!-
picGcjinG law.
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Control OF Passports.

Ea.et pasha. tn" Nationalist S"N-
Cru"'. haS an equal voice in matters
relating /" security and order IN the
city. lie has been invited TO draw up
police plans which would be Acceptable"
~ Arrora. hui the allies will insist
upon retention or the control of pass
ports until after the peace conference.
Iu SPIKE of reports that the sultan
had abd!catcd. the head Of the Mos>cm
world remains in the Nild,z palace He
receives visitors and discharges ms
usual duties. Americans were quick Il
note the sovereign a't.rcd In his Gus
tomary military uniform as command""-
in-chief of the Turkish army. although
the Ango~an government insists that
he has been shorn OF a.: but sp.rituI.
authority over the Islamc peoples.
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Seniority
Rule Nav
Be Booted

Washington. Nov l2.-Abolition Of
the senate'S seniority rule. BY which
the craftsmanship Of a committee goes
10 the member with the longest con.
tlnuOuS service thereon. is suggested
BY Senator Mccormack. Illinois. chair.
man OF the Republican senatorial com.
mittee. in a letter to Senator Lodge,
the Republican leader, made public to.
day
The letter also urged that the steer.
ing committee. of which Mr. McCor.
mack Is member. be made represen-
tative OF all sections and thought on
the Republican side. and disclosed
that Senator Mccormack had dis.
cuSsed the question with Senator Cur.
It's OF Kansas. assistant Republican
leader. and others.
Mccormack to Lodge.
Stating that the seniority rule
served very we'll in the old days. and
had resulted generally In the appoint
menc OF good Chairmen. Senator Nc.
Curmack wrote Senator Lodge that
the Republican conference and th"
Republican steering COMMITTEES owe it
to the country 10 put a.id" tho rule.
country TO makep rOylSion for the Sc.
lection of a truly representative steer.
ing committee. which shall meet rGgr.
larly and as occasion requires with
the corresponding committee ot the
house"
Senator MCCurmack declared that.
while in a majority of instances the
men who have become rhairnrn
through seniority have been good
rhairmen. thcr" have been others who
were untitled for their posts hy reason
OF extreme age OF Of failing health. o.
because OF grave differences OF opin.
ion with me majority oE their Rcpub-
liCan associates.
The seniority system also prevails
n the house.
Will Fight Seniority.
Notice already has come from son
ators Of the irregular Republican
group that they intend TO fight the
seniority rule and demand what they
consider adequate rumm't"" repre-.
sentarion. Their f"Ht is expected to
enter about Two or three Important
.hairmanshipS.
The Democrats haze. no; s.own any
inclination - Tar 20 abandon the
seniority rule in the dillu, OF minority
committee places.
Chairmrn of a lea% So" import.
ant senate committees. ..'aUc". naval
and postoffire. are TO b. chosen in 'lr
Esxt congress-
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To Reopen
Newberry
Contest
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
Copyright by The lutelligencer)

WashirEtoN. Nov. 1@.-Truman H.
Ncwherry's sea- m IN" UA.icd States
senate hangs N :hc balance. The mar
s,n us votes by wh.cA \" WAS permitted
... retain his scat has been wiped Oul
los the national cir,ts"n las; ~Cek.
TIE case ~ William I.orimcr OF
Illinois IS somewhat ut = pAral.vI. lie
WAS able 20 withstand III" first attack
AGAINST his ;i;,r 10 a senate SCI; but
this did not dispose "t thr case and Il
Mas brought up again IN the next SeS-
S.uu Former Governor Woodbridge y.
Ferris. who has just been elected a.ted
states senator from Michigan on th"
NcwhNrry issue. announces that he VIII
reopen the case. lie feels tha; Mich;-
Kan hy her vote this year in favor "t u
Democrat for the first time since 49,
went on record Cmphdttcal,y against
,hc Ncwhcrry election. Eut Nr. Ferris
i, not alone in ;hat belief. The men
Who voted 20 uuScl; Ncwhcyry, Re
publjcaus and Democrats. feel the same
way and il is a moral certainty that
the case Will be reoprncd. unless Of
course Mr.. New5"cry resigns n The
meantime.
Resignation Rumors.
For many weeks there mas been a
rUnor IN circulation that Senator New
berry would resign Immediately attc-
the elections. This has been predicted
on the idea tha. he would not resign
uuder fire however and that upon the
election OF Senator Townsend he would
zee. free 70 leave the Office without
seeming 70 surrender 10 his opponents.
Senator Townsend. who voted to seat
Mr.. Newbecry defended the latter IN his
campaign. while Mr.. Ferris attacked Mr.
Townsend as the exponent OF Newberry-
ism. Mr.. Newberry has coutended that
h. had no personal knowledge Of what
his campaign managers were spending
The resolution adopted by the United
States senate by q vote OF As 70 IL de-
C.ared Mr. Newberry elected but con-
demned the expenditure of slo5.oo0 as
much larger than ought TO have been
expended" and further declared that the
spending OF such excessive sums In be-
halr Of = candidate either with or with
out his knowledge and consent. being
contrary 10 sound public policy. harm
fu! TO the honor and dignity Of the sem
ate and dangerous 20 the perpetui;y Of
"a free government. are hereby severely
condemned and diSapproved."
Many senators have felt that the SEN
t.menc expressed in the latter part OF
the resolution is sound hut that in order
- be consistent Mr.. Newberry's seat
should have been declared vacant. That
was the basis Of the whole campaign
Continued on Page Twelvs)
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WEATHER FORECAST

west virginia: Rain Monday and
probably Tuesday, colder Tuesday.
Ohio and western pennsylvania: Rain
Monday and Tuesday, colder Tussday.
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500 Dead at vallenar

IH ndi'"n To AeaNH '">"-. '
h'h! 'N" ''I".'" 80 'l'"'"
1".'"'". ~ WAS ''' '""'' .'"'
We" N'Ii"'l Al N''.t""' III" '''
'''N"'HN "H' 49, "',-; -,
ally drNN"N""' AZ" t"c SUI >''''' 80 Oh"
critical r"""'ii'n. u seems ''' ".'
tha, there HAY" been 'aS"'ib'S III nc
towns and villages around '"P''a 81"
III" south. concerning Wh''h no news -
Net aNa'!ah'c'
IA Bodies Recovered
ALREADY ,wNnrv-rour bodies havr
heer recovered q, Cuuuimho. where II :s
IunVu rhrrr are one hundred or more
I.od
:, ,,r,c,,.,i q, Number were N.llsd l,v
e,i',,o r,pscs
!. ,ros c,r,hoyoEr and tidal wave
combined that accounted ro- the vpst
d,.s,ru,tior ~ the provinces Of Nu;oC.-
gaSia. An,acama and CoQu.mh".
Th,. moycmru, oc the ocean IS '"-
s.,rg,ad as rhc,omcuaI. 1t gave Cyidcnr.
of q terrific disturbance in the bed Of
the Pacific Itself. There must have
been such a tearing at tho h";tom OF
in,. s,o that Immense uuantiue- of
,,...,, ,,.,., e,cl.d ,hrnurh causing q
I.,.,,,., ,.,,,,,s.ior of tho waters
u '"'''' "''H :, ''.,..
ca,oorta rlooded
,-, -" ,,', a.'s.,,I .rnr, op,.
,r'", ,', ,,, s,'m, ,n,,, -, ~, srorc q, ,
, va. ""''I n'',ar,,,- ,ha usc,rnr,s aud in
H'."' H, ;,e,a,,s suncrirr away ~,
,,.,,.orrr,,,. .rh. ,.,nr,r, rrfc,;s of n.
,fT,r w,yc wrrr rr,, from An;orogastA
~, tho north Nuldiy.a on the south. COW
.rirr abour sixteen degrees Of latitude.
ar moro ,nan 200 miles
AZ ,vnos Of Graf, living IN the various
b,rhrrs vrrc sven; on shore. wrecked.
or lcr, high and d-y, and at scores o,
small nor,s wharycs and Vuays were
dos.roved
Ch,re3n naval vessels in The Larbo~ Il.
Ta,c,huano orout 200 miles south -:
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