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BRONTH, OnT., Oct. a18t 1914
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A story
to the effect that nine young
had fallen|sprigs of wheat growing from a

i Philadelphia Inquirer,

A Footwear Specification. not
» of button shoes|ready to give up ever seeing our

the National

bi-weekly ser.| seeing a thing off Chile.

129 miles,|ly in a bad way.

contractors for
and

that allezwed|starving man
sad had nothing|came the message

if the G, T. | best
rhe G, T. P
everything| Was a heavy sea running and we

including the

seriously. ideal place called Easter
now

immediately |over, but later I

was realized
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sride

riticizing the peo-|cause of the water

and, indeed,
whole had been tojbelt, near
establishment of the|spread all sails
secured its|lar, but flat
not
» due sup-|seended and the

the other
given it, it}and could hardly believe it when

osed. He ex-|we saw the

to resume Here
and felt that it would be
» credit of the

whose
but at the|he said, with enthusiasm, refer-

a rehabili-
financial insti- I his patriotism and the loss of his

What kind de|came a wheat ship.

THE DAILY NEWS,

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‘CAPTAIN OF EITEL
TELLS EXPERIENCES

During the German Officer Narrates How His
Ship Was in Need of Coal and
Supplies Were Obtained.

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the effect

Newport News, March 12 Cap-
tain Max Thierichens, command.

if the gov-ler of the German conver ted eruis-

|
otiations }er Prinz Eitel Friedrich, broke his
perate the|seal of silence today for the first

rve it, time since he sought haven in this

that until|)port Wednesday and told some

had been in|thing of his four months’ rovings

rs. When|as a commerce raider

|
lways went rhe commander, as he sat in

he found|his ship's cabin, was asked if his

settlers in the|historie raid of the sea was over.

d provided Just wait!”

ontractors

he exclaimed. “We
haven't given it up by a lone
business|Wways. We had luck and we shall

The goy-|have more, T hope.

' train ser- “As you know,” he continued.
) at consider-|‘‘we ertuised for days without

Our coal

operated from|was almost gone. We were real-

Then one day

Amos, 141|)we sighted a sailing ship flying

the service|no flag. A squad went aboard
month for 275|)and demanded that she show her
bi-weekly service.|colors, She admitted that she was

government|the French ship Jean.

When we read the signal wig-

the con-|wagged back by our boarding

they got no|crew it was as if a roast pigeon

were to fly into the mouth of a

‘French ship Jean,’

Loaded with
Cardiff coal.’

But that wasn’t ali. There

didn't dare come alongside with-

grades and the location|out risking smashing both hulls
At this time|So I gave «
T. P. should|to the nearest place

ders that we sail her
I found an
Island
took her
offered the

French a chance to sail their own

1

saw theion an atlas Our crew

n of the
urpose of|ship under our orders with pay,
ind they accepted.

t be left Too Siow for Eitel.

attacks and But this was too slow for us,
freshets,|80 we put back a chain and tow-

Ww 1 re. ]ed her When we were under way

igain we sighted another ship.

We made her out as the English

boat Kildalton and took after her

MR. L. W. SHATFORD “if! cur tow line joking alone

behind. We soon finished her and
proceeded until we reached
Easter Island with out prize. We
landed and when we found there
danger we

in the|was no. particular

spoke at|rested and quietly coaled. It was

experience of|like feeding a hungry man.” Next
“vr, which had|to the coal the greatest need the
ose out its|Eitel felt in her long journey, the

a gallant/commander said, was water. Be-

shortage, he

mentioned | said:

“The Eitel anchored in the rain
Pernambuco, and
not perpendicu-
and waited, and in
but feel|forty-eight hours the rains de-
tanks were

the people filled.
» encourage- “We were out of the track of

liners,” the captain continued,

French steamship
ere long |Floride appearing.”
Commander Thierichens
| paused to give word of sincere
praise for the Floride’s captain.

future “There is a real gentleman,”

ring to Captain Mossion. “At first

» a splendid object boat made it hard for him to com-
» home matters,|pose himself, but later whén he

had accepted the situation, he

asain bore his position like a true gen-
FELL OVER A CLIFF.

tleman,”

Green Sprigs of Wheat.

Caldwell, N. J., The commander's glance then

wom-|chanced to fall on a few. green

: saved
asia a up their}box in his cabin window,
pettic and making a rope of “You can't imagine what that
| the m instance of] little growing green meant to us,”
Ih Ww editor, whol|he said. “Even in the cities you
lknows ne but knows not fash-|can at least look into a florist’s
a news » fooled by a con-|shop, But through these months
sciences col respondent, We'lllon the sea we yearned for it. So
wagel wasn't enough petti-|when we reached Easter Island,
3 oat in that erowd of nine women|we filled baskets with earth and
to make costume then a competition began, All-we

had to plant were beans and peas,
and we soon found that they were
growing. We were just about
window gardens green when there
We planted
some of it, and you see it is grow-

just so they/ing,”
» back Phil

A strange little Christmas tree
al the captain's elbow still bear.

 

ing its gold and candles, was a
relic, the
Christmas
stand was a souvenir of the cap-
tain’s forty-first birthday, cele-

was an elaborately framed poem,
which the commander § smilingly
explained was the present of the
non-commissioned officers, Ge.
sangverin, Later, as the eom-
wander went on deck, the poet
was congratulated personally
with a warm handshake,
Hanging on the walls in the
captain's cabin was the shell of a
tropical fish and lying on the ta-
ble were photographs
“farthest south”
wide gray icefield.
“We went far
Horn,”

south of the
he explained. ‘For it was
after the battles on the coast and
we were afraid of the straits
Then we were up in the tropics,
shooting sharks.

“Despite the changes of weath-

terview closed, ‘‘we have not lost

today is fhe same to a man as that
which left Tsing Tau many
months ago, and they are ready
to take another chance.”

OFF THE WATER WAGON

 

by Court Not to Let Anomalous
Condition Recur.

Bernaro, a_ city

fined $50 in police court yester-

while on it.

numerous pedestrians while

fare.
he de-

was on the water wagon?”

manded when arraigned.

seemly levity and added:

that while on the water wagon
you were off it.
“In other words,”’ continued the

court,

off it.
clear, let me

If that is not sufficiently
say you had better
not get off the water wagon while
you are on. Fifty dollars or fifty
days ip jail.”

Bernaro paid and said he would
stay on the wagon.

 

GERMANY WILL SEIZE
ALL STORES OF BARLEY

Berlin,
ceedings a metrie ton
pounds
Bundesrath.

are made, however, for farmers,

purposes.

officer said, of the
celebration, On ~ the

brated yesterday in this port. It!

, which the}
captain proudly displayed as his |
record, They|
showed two great icebergs and a|

-

er and the hazards of the cruise,” |
the commanded added, as the in-|

a single life and the crew we have!
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WHILE HE WAS ON IT)
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Street Sprinkler Man Is Warned)

Los Angeles, March 16.—E. A. |
employee, was |

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Bernaro drives a}
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scouring a downtown thorough- |

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