Captain Watling Ousts Sharpe in Chilean Buccaneer Tale
Seville, Sonie Captain Watling, a famed buccaneer and ruffian, seizes command from Captain Sharpe during piracy along Peru and Chile in 1679 1580. Watling rows crew to displace Sharpe after a brutal episode aboard the ship, boasting brutal discipline and threat of violence as he moves toward Arica.
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Seville
Walling
Wat- Ling
Chile
Cameron Rogers
Sharpe
Sawkins
Panama
Callao de Lime
Puebla , Nueva
Marty Morgan
Plate
Puebla Nueva
Peru
Geld
Sir Sharpe
Morgan
Watling
Lucifer
Arie
la Serena
Coquimbo
Watting
Coquirado
Juan Fernandez
Ape Hilliard
Wating
Watling's siege at Arica ends in downfall for Watling
The narrative recounts Watling leading 600 soldiers from Lima to seize Arica fortifications on a January voyage. He pushes the Spanish garrison despite heavy odds, suffers fatal wounds and is captured or discarded. Sharpe succeeds as captain in later days, while the fate of Watling remains a bloody, unsettled end.
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Watling
Juan Fernandez
Iquique
Peru
Chile
Igtique
Felow
Sharpe
Lima
Windward
Mark
Arica
Gad
Watting
Marro
Flanders
Rotherhithe
Lucifer
Barbadoes
England
Bay
Twelve Sentenced In District Court
In Pierre, October, Judge Wyman sentenced 12 people in district court on liquor and larceny charges. The Buckman case went to a jury before noon. Lone Eagle received one year and a day in Leavenworth for larceny and Miller three years in Chillicothe for transporting a stolen auto. Several more were set yesterday before the term adjourned due to the judge's recall to St. Louis for federal duties.
Built Elk Shot By Professor Newcomb Presented To Museum
A five point elk shot by Professor Newcomb and collected by a party from the University of South Dakota expedition is donated to the university museum. The hunters traveled through Gros Ventres country in Wyoming at 11,000 feet, camping amid snow and rain, and captured a photographic record with Charles Lynn. The party included R. V. Newcomb, Charles Lynn, Isaac Walton League, Walter Ball, Frank Ball, and Harold Showers.
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Newcomb
S. D. University
BR. V. Newcomb
University of Newcomb
Gros Ventres
Totem County
Wyoming
America
Faun
R. V. Newcomb
University of South Dakota
Charles Lynn
Isaac Walton League
Walter Ball
Frank Ball
Harold Showers
Court Adjourns Pending Return of Defendant
The court announces an adjournment until the defendant returns, with the next term slated to open in Aberdeen on November 12.
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Aberdeen
President Dr James to Speak at De Smet Lions Supper
Dr Herman G James president of the University of South Dakota will visit De Smet as guest of the Lions club to speak at a supper meeting and also address the high school. He comes at the invitation of Lions club president Harry J Eggen with other educators to be invited and the De Smet school faculty to be supper guests.
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James
de Smet
Herman G.james
University of South Dakota
de Smet Lions Club
Dr. James
Harry J. Eggen
Lionslab
de Smet School
Political Pot Begins To Simmer At De Smet
In Kingsbury county political campaigns gain momentum with a Republican rally planned in De Smet City theater Thursday evening featuring Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe. Frank Kriebs, secretary of agriculture, slated to speak Friday night at the game hall.
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de Smet
Desmet
Kingsbury County
Seach Party
M. Q. Sharpe
Ming St
Kelly
Frank Kriebs
Came Hall
Chas, McDonald
German Flyers Are Very Superstitious
Berlin reports aviation superstition remains strong among German pilots. Do-X commander Friedrich Christiansen refused the license number 1930, prompting the ministry to change it to 1929 for the giant craft. War ace Ernst Udet also displays a notable superstition toward numbers and fate in flight.
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Berlin
Friedrich Christiansen
Ernst Udet
Germany
Ministry of Transportation
Christiansen
Udet
Superstitions mark WWI pilots and their gear rituals
In a wartime vignette, pilots avoid new gloves until airborne with another plane. Udet signs the back of his plane with initials of a lady friend, while other fliers display similar superstitions. The scene highlights personal idiosyncrasies amid aerial combat.
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Jever
Udet
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