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Angeles harbor before dawn Tho famous
Oregon was conspicuous in the line
The Oregon is the only real battleship.
heavily armed and armorcd. among the
twenty -four large vessels. and III, old shin
was the centre of interest for the party
of guests invited by the Navy Department
to accompany Admiral Thomas on hi
tour of inspection. The reviewing sss
was the glnboat Nicksburg.
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THOUGHT He
SHOULD GO MAD
WITH ECZEMA
On Face and Scalp. Dry, ScaIy,
Itching and Burning, Used Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment and After
a Few Days, Eczema Was Cured,

81 suffered from the carly part Of December
until nearly the beginning of March with
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yNDEAsTAkistS

FRANK Il. CAMPBELL, 2sI.2AaM. 1so s'
Chapels. Ambulance Service. Tel. 1854 0"e'7''
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II was 1854 p. NJ. when the flagship
,ed the way past the President with small
guns athwartships. He lifted his silk hat
as the band played "rhe Stal Spangled
Banner" and kept his head uncovere
until the strains of music ceased. Half
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Keen Eye on the ships.


OF West l45th street the queerest ships
OF the fleet, the submarines. paid honors
according to their circumstances. They
fired no salutes because that wasn't re-
quired. but they manned the deck, which
wasn't as simple as it sounds. sailor
notion OF nothing To man il the deck of Il
submarine. The men who balanced on
the whalebacks Of the Grayling, the Bo-
nita, the Narwhal. the Salmon and the
others Of the feet of eight. did so at some
peril OF ducking. because the waves
were jumping pretty high about that
time.
Over the port side as he voyaged up
river Mr.. Taft inspected the little white
gunboats, which were dwarfed in com
parison with thy zig slatey blue fighting
ships, but "nich made Just as much racket
in saluting. He came finally to the head
Of the battleship column, the superdread /
nought Utah, which lay off Fort Wash
ington Point. The Mayfiower slowed
down as she steamed past the Utah and
the Florida, and Mr.. Taft took long look
at the Lew fighters.
Further up the river. clear to Spuyten
Duyvil Gre ek were the work horses of the
feet-the ct lliers, supply ships, ammuni-
tion ships and the oil tank Arethusa. On
Wednesday Secretary Meyer turned back
before he got up to the clumsy but mighty
! necessary vessels that are marked
| Auxiliary. U. S. Navy" Mr.. Taft,
however. went the whole route, The
Mayfower. churned steadily until Mr..
Taft had had opportunity FOR leisurely
inspection OF eight big oolliers that can
carry altogether $1,000 tons Of coal, the
OIL tanker Arethusa and the dragboys
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maintaining formation at a ~ knot speed
without scratching paint
The departure of the Atlantic fleet on
a windblown afternoon provided spec
tacie that exploded cheer, all along the
Manhattan and Jersey shores. Perhaps
900, 900 people We're able from riversld"-
and excursion steamers 70 see something
of the review and of tho fleets departure.
In way. it was "a half holiday for New
York, because in the week past the sig
nificance OF the mobilization, it's bearing
on the navy Of the future. had become
apparent
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Michigan First ~ Clear.

sHs' w
First TO flash her colors at the mainmast
gaff. sgnfyinS that shc was afoat was
the skilful Michigan. fleet champion for
efficiency. Capt. Edward f. Capehart s
men beat the Delaware 10y half a minute
and the flagship by nearly sixty seconds
The Mayhower's passengers were thrilled
as they scanned the river and watched
the Stars and Stripes break out from the
mainmast of ship after ship. Once anoat
the feet turned slowly, the bows of bat
tleships and cruisers describing a slow
arc from north 10 west to south. II piv-
oted, so far as could he seen from Mr.
Taft's yacht, not as single ships but as
| one, the enormous vessels swinging a,
equal pace and keeping, under fearful
stress Of wind and current, equal dis
| tance. 1t was plain to the naked eye that
the Commander in Chief had executed
| the mannuvre without Il sli p or a mista Ike
At 1886 p NJ a Whit flag with five blacA
crosses. the "five OF clubs" took the winc
from the foremost of the flagship. II
was the insignia as the guide ship of tn,
feet at sea. The Connecticut, now undel
way, came on slowly, but with increasing
speed The Admiral's problem. now tina
| he had solved the trcacheries of vino
! and current, was TO maintain the fee
| formation provided for in the orders
400 yards between ships. 800 yards be
| tween divisions while steaming at four
teen knots On o decent day with sufii
cient approach to the reviewing ship
! IL would have been a pretty problem
| though not arduous. Yesterday in al
that blow and furry of airs Osterhau
he'd just the distance between West Fifty
seventh street and. West Twenty-thirt
street 10 strengthen out his first division
and gauge his intervals He did IL, di
it 80 well that the President nodded hi
heed in immense satisfaction. while tn
: Secretary of the Navy, standing behin
Mr. Taft turned to the group of Rea
Admirals and asked them IL they ha
ever seen better piece of work The
told him no. that TO their mind it was tn
best bit of manpuvring ever performe
by a large fleet in such swift and narro'
passage as the Hudson.
Final BOOms To the President.
II was 1854 =. NJ when the hagshi
,ed the way past the President with sma
guns athwartships. He lifted his silk ha
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Navy Takes Moving Pictures.
The moving picture men posted on the
Dolphin were cranking up their machines
hard by this time. They were ON the
Job because Secretary Meyer is about the
best advertiser the navy ever had 1t is
his notion that moving pictures Of the
feet will be shown at some time or other
In every big and little town in the country,
much to the advantage of the service.
Mr.. Meyer figures that it is one way to
get people interested in the navy-show
them what's going on Of real interest.
Also 1t might attract recruits Of the right
sort. Postmaster General Hitchcock, who
was a guest on the Dolphin yesterday.
opined that Secretary Meyer had the right
ides.
The banging Of salute guns began again.
the Mayfower again the echo buster
Mr.. Taft was over the side on his way
to visit the flagship. The big man in silk
hat and frock coat came steadily enough
down the starboard gangway, but the
bobbing steam barge gave him pause.
He advanced a foot tentatively. but the
barge bucked backward He tried again,
but the pesky thing was no respecter of
Prssidents. Very quickly. however, the
coxswain and a pair Of sailors laced the
boat to the Mayflower's side and gave
Mr. TAFT the opportunity OF stepping in
with the dignity required Of Presidents
and q large man. After him came his
naval aid. Commander Leigh G. Palmer
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SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST Q. 1911

@We're all behind YOU to a dollar if YOU take
that stand. But wouldn't it be wise to have
Wrav in and talk to him; We might learn
something that's not on the cards.
"Oh. yes, if YOU like growled the Gen
eral; "but you're wasting time. I've got
nv idea OF what that property IS worth.
III make him the offer. II he refuses, and
his lower jaw worked forward ut will be
war to the last ditch.
Curtis Janney pressed bell. and a servant
appeared. $50
HAS Mr.. Wray returned:"
"Yes. Sir. said the man.
Tell him General Bent would ike to see
him here
The man departed, and General Bent with
an effort relaxed the muscles OF his face and
sat. Both men looked up quickly when the
servant returned a few moments later.
81 delivered your message, Sir, he SAID.
"Mr Wray asked to me say that he is en-
gagged at the present moment and will Join
you later.
General Bent's brows drew together an
grily; but Janney inquired suavely, where
did YOU find him, Carey"
in the conservatory, Sir, with Mrs.
Cheyne."
Janney smiled; but suppressed Bent's
sudden exclamation with a wave OF the hand.
"You may bring in the whisky. then tell him
that General Bent and will await his con-
venience.
"Yes, Sir. Thank YOU Sir.
"Confound his impudence!" muttered the
General, biting at his lip.
All for effect. Cornelius, said Janney.
That fellow is an artist. He's saving his
face for the ordeal.
LET him save his neck" sneered Bent.
Janney stretched his legs forward and
smoked comfortably.
Break it if YOU like, Cornelius. he said.
guest"
To be continued next Sunday
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dryly like the sound Of a creaking door;
Upon my word. Curtis, YOU amaze me-
he said.
"Very well" put in Janney coolly. But
think il over. Don't be hasty. II he puts
that road through and starts the game OF UNI
dcrbidding on the raw product, we'll be IN
for a long fight and an expensive one |
don't think the company wants that now
Mcintyre doesn't, | know. And Warning
ton. as usual, is for temporlzing.
"Temporizing, Cornelius Bent's Jaws
snapped viciouSly. This is not case where
personal preferences can be considered.
There's 4 great principle involved. Are we
going TO let an upstart like jeff Wray, a
petty real estate operator from an obscure
Western town, come into our field with few
stolen millions and destroy the plans OF an
organized business that controls the output
Of practically all the great gold producing
States,-a company whose sound methods
have brought order out OF chaos, have given
employment TO an army OF people; whose
patents have simpltied processes, reduced
the cost OF production, and kept the price OF
the metal where il is satisfactory both to the
mines and to the market: Are we going to
see all this jeOpardized by wildcatter, tin
horn gambler, fellow with neither decency
nor moral principle: Temporize like War
rington if YOU like; but the board of the
Amagamated must make fight for the
Wray smelter-or accept my resignation
RENT stalked the floor swiftly, biting off
- ends of his sentences as though they
were parts OF Wray's anatomy clenching his
fingers as he might have done had they en-
circled Wray's neck. Curtis. Janney fol-
lowed him with his gaze, his brows tangled
and his lips compressed, aware OF the seri-
business Of the situation The resignation OF
Cornelius Bent from the board of the Anal
gamatcd was contingency not for mo-
mcnt TO be considered.
THAT, OF course, is impossible" he said.
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WHO WAS BELLE CARLTON

mule. Yes, the gift Of tongues certainly
descended upon Gilhoolgan, till the air was
deep, exquisite magenta for miles around.
You could actually smell his language.
AT last the news travelled from one Sun
day school to another, clear UP to the head
OF the procession where DR.. Hopbottom was
straddling his stately Stecd When he found
out what was doing, he turned that white
horse and came back toward Borough Hall
at wild bull gallop, the white ribbons
streaming out from his top hat and his whis-
kcrS flying. II was ike General Sheridan
twenty miles away. II was like Paul Revere.
1t was like the ride from Client 10 AK.
YOU say you've heard of DR.. Hopbottoms
Well. then. YOU know what an in
gcniouS old crank heis. OF course he doesn't
swear-it'S wicked, But he had long ago
figured 1t out, like | told YOU, what was the
psychological motive for curses. Brain
storms have just got 20 happen sometimes.
and what man needs az such times IS a
good, satisfactory bunch of ordinations to
hurl into the mess. Being a scientific man.
ne knew not only the cause. but the remedy.
30 II was easy; he invented his own innoc-
uouS eNpletvcs whenever the time came.
We'll, he came galloping down toward the
row. Gllhooligan's profanity carried for
about thirteen city blocks; SO that bv the
time the doctor got within range ne had his
ilreS lighted and steam up. He raised up
and let out stream OF talk. something like
this: '''>>
What the hypo-fcnvltrv-brom.p promo.
rnc-hatus Is the purple matter here. any
way; why the syncopatcd. Sencgamhi1n
IuS'iodiI don YOU move on-what,'
n thousand voices answered. a thousand
trembling hands pointed angrilv To- Gilhool.
to the lrishman. "P
You get the deoNiizcd Dalmation v,,,
d'you hcar?' '''''''''''''''
",GiIhoohgan broke loose again. can't
really quote his speech Alright, Sborn If ;ts
linguistic splcndors, it read ,on,,b;r, El,n.
Move your blankcty-blank dashed hre ~
uhquotable objects open. and lrr me- cct
through, YOU blanlcd dash Of an inJrsrr;SS, H.
Die ANIMAL want to get by,'
=, The doctor then proceeded 10 go, NAL
lie shook his fist at GilhooGean AMI ,e ILL.,
SGe mere YOU clavodeltoid comnrrsh ytn ',Cai
9airaVaging gonopteryN. do Won tL;ni, IN
take any OF your panSpermatic no., - =
retromorphosed labcfaction} W., J''CVlIt
hiehometnc hallanshaker Won Tn ,,'' ~" , ''''''
derm, You grccn-gilled scsouincd,I;,n k'SN"-
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give me any more ~ r.r- .3gnDwina.c g-
garistic lamentations 5.nzaldchyde. T.
have YOU pragnaticallr arrested"
Il wish I could give G,'t00,igans ansge
but | darcn't II il we-. printed Tor US r
the public schools. /, would have % %.
something ike this:
~ccScfccoS. you C., SIS r.
Scc?cSS: your Sc SIS t.- YOU, if you i1-
get out of the way. c.. If your So
horse and III give you Glfce%:r @
cCccSSc' cSS,MM.n'
"That made the doctor really angry IL
members of the league held their br-a.-
and gathered round In IL circle nov, know-.
that the event OF the evening was abog,
begin. \ hush. The H1pbotom mog,
was about to act. The iY..o- shook his o.
again and started IN earnest. HI, voice De-
gan with calmnc,s and lcIibcration; De-
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the zebras before anyone will turn round and
look. People in Brooklyn see too much
woozy stuff every day to be surprised at
anything. So the parade didn't attract
much attcntion-at first.
They had all the school children out
little girls in white muslin and blue ribbons.
boys IN pink sailor suits with little white
hagS.-the p. ID. .. Y. NJ, and the cult of
Mars. the Sons OF Jehu. the Antique Order
Of Fire Eaters, the Antibettors, the Vege-
tartan Army, the Y'pm Hoy Tong, the Pur-
pie Kline, and everything. DR.. Hopbottom
certainly rounded up good big bunch of
noncurScrs. He had EN- in platoons, with
banners and badges and brass bands and
decorated draws and marshals with batons
just like Il regular procession Of the Native
Sons OF the Golden West He was at the
head of the parade on a white horse. with
a tall hat tied round with white ribbons. like
Napoleon crossing the Delaware. solemn as
the ArChangcl Gabriel. Pleased; Why. the
doctor was one broad, voluptuous grin, He
took of his hat right and left regular, every
block
$50 far, SO good. The parade was a great
success TILL II got 10 a given point down by
Borough Hall. Then came the big wind
THERE WAS an cx-Sailor named Gilhooli-
gan driving up side street on a dray
loaded with railroad iron-bingcty-bang-
Nam-Smash-rumblc-rattle-zip clattcry- ding.
You know how a load of steel rails can vclp
when they're properly loaded on q truck.
Gilhooligan had four big black Pcrchcrons,
and he had IN idea he was operating an an
clcnt Roman chariot and the whole world
had 10 get out of his way. He tried TO drive
smack through the middle OF the procession;
but the nonsweaung enthusiasts wouldn't
have it-thcy sat tight.
Then, for few minutes. there was a
sprightly duel OF vcrbiagc and diction Gil
hoollgan went at them in thlrty-sevcn varic-
ties OF corrupt Saxon, and the white ribbon
purists came back with "a lot of stcrilizcd and
highly perfumed talk on the other side OF
the question. Gilhoohgan got rather the
best OF it. 'Fiddlcsticks" and Oh bother
and Mercy me-, had no show at all with
the way he handled English Why, he
swung cightecn-syllablcd oaths round by the
tail, hitting right and LETT But still they
didn't let him through. The little boys
yelled oh, pickles, and the ladies attacked
him with Amt ne horrid?' OF course they
couldn't 60 farthcr-though for a little
while several designations from the society
were momcntanly expected. Gilhooligan
talked 10 them the way an army driver pets
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vice presidential awuH.... either
CHHOOLIGAN s'ov.. descended ir'-
~ his draw. approach. Dr.. Hopoo'o-
and took off his hat ..g your pail.-.
Sir. he said weakly. .. would you . ,.,-.
repeating them last remarks, a'.-'
rightly hear d..
The doctor. with ,We.. ripping i'ol Il
yellow checks. did IL a-.. md then 'J'..
By the time he had fms .. The alc,"a4;
was pretty well tiscwl....G Ih, c'oA-
chccrcd. .
a. humbly beg you. pardon. ~. 81
Gilhooligan. when the doctor had .ii.>.'.-
| had no idea IL was as ... .s that '--'
off my hat 70 YOU N.r ana boy ] a-.
followed the sea for forty ...rs. nave -
a Mississippi River pilot. have sNppe''.,
whalcr. | have been q. .'e o. q &C.
roach schooner. and Is. .a,horaed +
along the west coas, az Africa. ! 81
mules and | know nigg,-- nl boss 90 81
EN-. But see "a plain -... ring man ..A, 81
show with a doctor when . comes 90 eXa.-
ing language i'm public. IH .E Tins ior g.
Sir: there amt your beat ..- luar1 nss
blaCk-and-tau curSing 'r ... seven -
And | think that If this her. crowd "'-
running this here procc-,. ..n Turn
graduates OF the Scn'lc ".. ~, b.
YOU are. | want 10 say ..... ''S o.
pledge, and III sign lt. "... SONIC I'D.
talk i'm my business.
sands. 10 a great white dr.E ...ou'd 81
lilies There. upon ID black walnut, 'eli-
desk Was exhibited the p'oll. book o l.f
brass bound tome. covered N,l white y.
lum. Gilhooligan mounted .lc Tray -
with great effort and much moving @. I
tongue. signed his name. a chorus % p
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-02-18

Sn @irfltdfeit beiibeu mir iolde
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5lpei bieier epioemii6en 4ranfbei-
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IN uniern Safen onfamen, gelong es
uniern Gl1arattane : 9eamten gu
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treten elmer 4ronfbeit mie Ser 8eli
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mann einmol Ser furd)tboren Ser
beerungen 5u erinnern bic oieie
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geridtet baben. 9eito oanfborer
iino mir Damn fir oie grrrngell.
fdoften Der @eeenmart l1no oelto
mtQiger tie su bemtben.
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5ert uno bot Dem 8ublifum Son
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mie es i'm rtur ielten befommt. 0ie
etn5elnen Nl1ntmern bes Bro-
aromms lporen por5iigli6 o1sge-
tpoblt uno alle tpttroen brilliant outs
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Gbor uSeffnet Die Shorten" aus
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ton, BET ser Elm gemiibter Gbpr
init Dem Sr6elter 5uiammenmirfte,
lpuroe grobartie geipielt nno ge=
ll119en uno perieste Oas Bub1ifum
IN oie beite Stinmllng. Damn fols-
ten Die Srbeiteritiide: nMorid"
aus Der Spmpbonie u2enore" bon
Noft u8rnutgeiong" aus Ser
Spmpbonie .2dnolibe Sod5eit"
BON @olomarf, ser @ol5er Sc
l6i6ten aus Dem 8iener @elo"
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Enblifum 81 begeiitertem 8eifon
binrilien ul1o Die oab one nit
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