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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-30

cibi6 orden dc ocupar los eleva--
dos crestones en- donde mas re-
sistian los orozquistas. Algunos
dudaron de que ell general Raba-
go obtuviera GXito en- su empire
sa, pues III juagaron una temeri-
dad. Sin embargo, tres horas
despues, dicho iefo Sc presentn--
ba al cuartel dcl general Huertn,
diciendo lac6nicamente: sta cum
rl'da la orden, mi general Asf
era, en- efecto, pues los federales
on csc instante tocaban una ale.
gre diana en- 10 mas alto dc la
montaiia.
El CAPTAIN Miguel Alvarez re-
cogfa un cafion de montana con
In cureiia destruida, que fue a..
bandonada por los rebeldes.
La Revoluci6n de Chihuahua rs.
ta muerta.
FL Sr. Gral. divisionario Ger5-
nimo Trevino, jefc de la 81. 10
ia M'l''hr con c'.arVeles Gil MON
terrcy, cree que la revoluci6n lie
'ronco feclolo ''h goipe mortai
en- lCcliaho, y que d con'ar ael
oa 20 &c mayo acCunl eh ocilo
dias mas, el general Huerta esta-
L" en cl''o"u Chihuahua
~ Creo - olJo u sonoi seii1r"'
=, roV'iio' q"F a@ nal"i1a .,. uo So'
i"ho luz "n ue!inl'i'o eolpo u"'
uo Id reVoiuclo"' i,s'a o"sa''
y" n1 s.'a ospo[%nnas n Oh "a lIisc.ia
no Is.seua1 orolco J sn eJerci1o' =,
Z a,l..as a M s,e1 =, Z, sol1l.l'.asnspsf - 3
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A"o'",, ''',,.:r "''o." y al 'e'",'o ue "os'
nlo'"i'""''o" e, 'n que &c e"'''ci'
't" m.,,1u o. .,u
,.''as,1: nueir"'' "ioNoo !oil''' " 81 ~, 'e'
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etn"':,'H n''o" n"''" '"",,H a,:I - E,net"' Ci:.
'3s''R |a|. .',n' ulno"' qGo 81! 1o VJ''"s' I,
Ios fnerzas o del general Hnerto, .,
.,cho dias olconzor6n In oon;tai
dc chihuahua. con cuvo octo Ia
rcvoluci6n terminar6 olI; on ol
Estado permaneceran residue,
de guerrillas lispersas Dor alg1~
tempo. pero astas scran dcstrni.
das pronto por los cuerpos de 20
luntarios.
El general Treyino cs nno de
Los mas Antiques v habiles golda
dos oue Mexico ha producido y
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-30

ratos. So cree que esta batalla
scra decisiva. Va procure comu-
nicarme con los jefes del Estado
Mayor de Pacsual Orozco para
ampliar detalles.
Ell Combate dur6 varias horas.
En- cl Quartet General de los
Federnlcs, AsLnsClo, Mayo o.
Clio p. m. -- In lucha que
sc empen6 hoy entire el grueso
dc las fuerzas rcvolucionarias le
Pascual Orozco y las del general
Huerta, q las cuatro de la tardc,
SO prolong6 durante varias no.
ras.
Las fuerzas del General Hucr-
Ia abandonaron su campamento
esta maiiana y hoy EN- la nocho
sc encuentran frente & Rcllano.
Los federales iniciaron cl ata.
que, que fu6 seguido de un cons
tante caiioneo.
FL fuego casa e. las nueve.
! Fin las Avanzadas de los Re-
volucionarios, Rellano, Mayo %.
FL fuego dc ambos contendien-
tes cess esta nochc Il las nuevc.
En- el cuartcl general de los rcvo-
lucionarios sc calcula que veinte
revolucionarios fueron muertos,
on tanto que los fedcrales tuvie-
ron cincuenta.
Los Rebeldes fueron desalojados
| En- el Quartet General dc los
Federales, Rellano, Mayo o.
,(11.30 p. m.) - Han llegado de
las avanzadas varios ,ne,iBajeros
quieries deeiaran que Vi fuego
de La artillerta de los federales
ha desalojado 4 los revoluciona,
rios de sus posiciones. Agrega,1
que. 4 causa de la obscuridad
de In noche, los federales no &c
pudicron aprovcchar Gle las ven,
taias obtenidas, hacienda cntrar
en- acci0n & II infnntorfa y ca
balleria. =. El General Hucrta,
.jofc de IN division, sc cncuentra
al lado dc una bateria de arti-
llaria, instalada al frcnte del enc
migo.
| Campamento Federal en- Rella
mo, 24 de Mayo. o.~~~(Rccibido III
la madrugada del 25.
Hoy recorri cl campo en- don,
de tuvo lugar la encarnizada sc.
ci6n que SO libr6 aver, vicndo
detenidamente las magnificas po
lsiciones que ocupaban las fucr-
zas revolticionarias durantc Ii
batalla.
En- una gran extension, sobr'
las montafias, los rebeldes cons
itruyeron trincheras largas Y pro
''fundos fosos Ell donde los hon.
bres quedaban cubiertos hAsta g
cuello.
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"A los anunciadores.

Eel REGIDOR" tiene KnAyOs
circulation que cualquiera de lca !
peri6dicos que sepublican en- Es,
pafol an Texas. Nuestros libRcs ;
estan q la vista de qufen quieEs 4
.inspeccionarlos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-05-30
To Advertisers

Ell REGIDoR'' has the largesty
Ecirculation Of any Of the, Spanish}
papers III Texas. Our books are{
open for public inspection. !
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MISSING WOMAN AND
DAUGHTER RETURN

Boulder, Colo, Nov. 27.-Mrs. Cal
vie Scott. wife Of DR.. Ira d. Scott
who with her 4 year-old daughter,
mystcriously disappeared from Boul-
der November Il, returned home last
night. according to Information CIV
ell out today.
Mrs. Scott, related how she went
to Memphis and later returned to
Denver. telcphoning her husband
that their daughter would be found
at a friends house in this city. She
told how she again started for Mem
phiy, but on reaching Kansas City
collapsed and wired her husband to
meet her there. DR.. Scott advising
her to go to the home OF brother.
Mrs. Scott is said by physicians
to be in n serious mental and physic-
al condition.
In her lucid moments Mrs. Scott
declares that she left Boulder at the
behcst of another person.
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J. P. TREAT HoNORED
BY COLO. TEACHERS

Denver. Colo. Nov. 25.-Offic.rB
elected by tn. Colorado State Teach
crs' association today follow:
Prtsidcnt-li. N. Barrett Denver.
Sccre,ary-W. W. Pennington OF
Denver.
Treasurcr-Misg Mary Morris OF
Denver.
Auditor-Roy kcstor.
Dircctor-Dr. a. j. Finn.
Educational council-Ira Dclong oi
Boulder: !. =. Treat OF Denver: G..
a. Lory of Fort Collins: G. NJ. Cole
OF Colorado Springs: J. V. Brcitwics-
er of Lamar
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27
Boy, ID, Kills Man
Because He Eioped
With His Mothe,

Marion. Ohio. Nov. 27.-Vito
Beneditto, II boy of Il years.
stabbcn Antonio Stephano to
death as he slept here early to-
day because. he said. Stcphano
had 'elopcd from F'rceport. ILL.,,
with the boys mother.
A warrant charging the boy
with the killing was issued to-
day and the mother was also
taken into custody.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

LONDON. NOV. 2I.-Ihc inct Una,
the European powers have "a; last
realized that they were drifting
toward certain conflict tends to re-
lievs the immediate tension of the
international tanglc into which the
Balkan situation has now developed.
The belief that Great Britain.
France and Germany will succeed In
avertinE tho threatened general
European war has been strengthened
within the last "a hours.
II Ia now asserted that Austria
Hungary is prepared to agree to the
questions concerning the future OF
Albania and the desire OF Servia for
n port on the Adriaiic cca being ret
tied In connection with all other is
sues caused by the Balkan war MS was
recently proposed by Premier Asuith.
II this change OF the Austria Hun
garIan attitude should be confirmed
the dangerous pressure ut prcsen, cS-
istinE will be removed.
DIPLOMATS declare they see plcaiy
OF methods Of meeting the require
ments OF Scrvia without seriously in-
onfcn!cncing Austria-Hun; gary or
buryinE the formula OF Albania for
the Albaninns.'
Even the occupation OF tn. por;
Duraxxo by the Scry!an troops will
not necessarily change the intcrna-
tional situation us II Is n long step
from the present occupation TO per-
n,snent retention Of the port by the
Servians, which is n question that
co..id be settled only by an agree
.mcnt OF the European powers.
The stumbling blocks In the way
OF ar agreement by the cnvoys OF
Turkey and Bulgaria. who are now
discussing peace In a parlor car at
the village OF Bngtchc near the
Tchntnija lines remain very real.
The Turks appear to show little dis
position to submit to the oEcrous
terms. The negotiations are likely
to- continue for several days.
The report Is circulating in Sofia
that Turkey desires TO enter the Bal
kar confederation. II is asserted
that she has already made certain
advances in this direction IN the way
OF proposals to the allied Balkan
states
The Montcgrins have withdrawn
from the tdriatic seaport of San
Giovanni Di Medua and the entire
Mcntcnegrin forces are now masscd
before the Turkish city Of Scutari. ac-
cording to u special despatch received
hero today from Constantinoplc.
Constantinopie, Nov. 27.-Skepti-
cism still prevails here in regard to
an understanding between Turkey
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

!
McManiral denied he wah cn
ploycd by any one other than i J.
Mcnamara or that he acted a. II
spy" in the ranks OF the dynami'rrs.
Isn't 1t a fact that just before
asked SCcnaior Kern.
IL was indifferent. expected to
he arrested ut any time. I changed
my attitude after the people were
killed in the Los Angeles Times ,x-
plosion.I
Had yon been In communication
with persons interested In your AR
rcst?"
Il had not. The officials of the
union had double crossed me. j. -.
Mcnamara had tried to Kill me and
know that after the Times cNp,o-
sion he would be caught. told J..
j. Mcnamara guessed I'd get n job
from the National Ercctors' assoclu-
ton. lie replied: you do that and
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

FhOUiIng OCClTrtI an hoUr D"IOr'
tha. time.
In his testimony. Wolv.r said he
was In the Metropolitan hotel lobby
before the shooting began and then
he heard some one say:
There comes the -- -- nov.
Two witucsscs testified that VOL
vcr's reputation Tor truth and ycrac-
Ity was not good.
+. \. Lutcs. n justice OF the peace.
testified h. was under the impress
sion he had discussed the shooting
with Waiver the morning after It
occurred.
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DETECTIVES HIRED
N 'MAN|GAl To Do !:
JOB HINTS DEFENSE

indinnapos Ind Nov. s..-SusEcstions that
ortc r, McManIsai in bJldly blowing up Jobs ahou,
III. country actually In the employ o; the de-
tec,ivcs who followed him up by the de-
fcnsc the dynamic. conspiracy trial today
Senator Kern Cor the defense fiatiy asked Me
Manignl whether he. while dynamiiiaz. waS In
the employ of the National Ercc,ors associarion
crganisrtian whoss "cp.n Shop i.sley ssing op
p,scd by he iron rtcs n union
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27
SEEK TO |MPEACH
TESTIMONY Of W.T.
NESS IN SNEED CASE

For, Worth. Texas. Nov. e7.-Tcstimuny OF W A.
WoKcr Of Eokehito Okla. lawyer. who was arrest
Cd T"vcIal days charg" Of perjury. wai st
ltkci today In the iTinl ~ J. u Sn..d. charged With
the murder 0i Captain ~ G, Boycc. Railroad mon
aud acuualn;anccs Of Wolver testified their evidence
tending to show WoN"r could no; have been in Fort
Worth when Captain Boycc wrs killed. Witnesses
'sad the train al. which wolycr clam.d
rived did reach Fort Worth until ".i5. The
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27
NO PAPER TOMORROW
80 . . . . . . = = . . .

. In accordance with custom 4
. The Chronicle-News will OBJ
. serve Thanksgiving day AS a
. holiday and no paper will be is
. sued tomorrow afternoon. 1t 4
. will not be an idle day however
. for the contest managers and
. any one desiring to enter the
. race for the handsome prizes
. may do so tomorrow as the con- 4
. test managers will be at the Of
= flee all day.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

Vienna. Nov. 21.-Empcror Franz
Josef today held u series OF Import
anc audiences Mt Schocnbrunn Pnla-
be. lie received successfully Arch
duke Franz Ferdinand. the heir TO
the throne: the chief OF the general
staff OF the army. the minister OF
war. and finally Foreign Minister
Berchihold and the hungarian minis
ter OF pa,ionni defense. The first
and the last audiences were each over
an hour In duration.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27
SNOW IN TEXAS

Amarillo. Texas. Nov. 2I.-Sno"
driven by sixty mile wind, covered
the plains in short time today. The
Thermometer dropped to 30 above
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27
POWERS REALIZE DANGER
Of GENE <; :: 8: " Ar; CALL
hAlf $iRT CLASH
stria-Hungary Reported to be Ready to
Agree on Serbian Port Question and
Other Issues
TURKEY AND BULGARIA. CONFER
KEY AND BULGARIA. CON

the Turkish and Bulgarian delegates
at the village of BaEtchc Is not cx-
pcctcd to go beyond preliminary
review OF the conditions OF II possible
nTmistlcc.
II Is not improbable that the dis
cussions Will last several days. The
principal Turkish icnipo,cntinry.
Osman Miami Pasha. Turkish am
bassador at Berlin. indeed. arrived
only today as he broke journey both
at Vienna and bucharest and had In
terv!cws with Count Bcrchtoid. Aus
foreign minister. and
King Charles OF Roumanla.
Importance II attached to thcs"
diplomatic conversations. as if Is
believed they will have bearings on
negotiations al Baghtche.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27
The Advantage of Having Your Name in this
First List, Announcing to Your Friends
that you are Out to Win, is Important
MUCH ENTHUSIASM DISPLAYED BY EARLY CANDIDATES
THEIR FRIENDS THE CONTEST INTEREST GROWS
BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS-ALL SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS
SECURE VOTES

Nominations OF candidates In tn.
Chronicle News Grand Gree GIT
Contest are coming In rapidly and cy-
cry district Is represented. From oy-
Org section OF IL. territory covered
by this paper have tn. names come
and III" great general interest being
manifested In the campaign Is best
shown 10y tn. number aud high char
Hct-r Of these nominations. Il Fourcc
Of much satisfaction to Tn" ChTuu-
lcioNcws. Tn" yllu" and attrnc-
tlycnCsa of the prizes hay" proven
strong incentives for the Young wo-
men OF this section. and already a
keen and spirited rivalry has sprung
unp among number. all of whom
has" firmly mad" up their minds to
become. poss"ssors OF thc handsom"
Capital rfiE" 1913 completely
equipped five passenger FORD tour
iuE ear. which b"for" long Will be-
placed ON display Mt IN" Trinidad
Novelty Works. local agents for this
w.il-known nnd popular ear. Such
general interest shown at this early
stage Of .hc campaign demonstrates
u determined effort on the part OF
candidates to win. and without "a
doubt establishes the popularity OF
this contest.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

Mustaphn. Pasha. Turkey. Nov. %
Fire. famine. flood and anarchy az
file, the bcsicgcd Turkish fortress
OF Adrianoplc. according to reports
brought here by fugi,ics from that
city. Those refugees who have man
aged 10 escape through tho lines OF
investment which are being drawn
closer and closer every day around
the Turkish stronghold. declare that
many buildings In the vicinity OF Sc.
lin Mosque are on fire. Other dis
tricts OF the city are deeply indu-
dated with the waters OF the river
Martha. Tunga and Arda. which
have overflowod their banks.
The civilian population is declared
to he short OF food and among some
classes state approaching anarchy
exists.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

,
tag" OF having your name In this list
and bringing It To the notice OF your
, friends. with the fact that you In
tend to win one OF these prizes and
want thcIr support. IS too obvious to
be- overlooked.
Ballot Box in Office.
There l. ballot box In the busi-
ness offIc. OF The Chronicle News
where votes may b. deposited for
anf candidate YOU may wish to vote
for. II yoI are uncertain ns 10
whether tn" nam" OF your candidate
has been entered. send In her name
with your votes. II sh" has already
been nominated. no harm Is done, and
II Hhr mas not, you ar" putting her In
line TO win q splendid award. II YOU
cannot bling your votes In p.rsan.
send them to the Contest Manager.
and the votes Will b" credited TO the
Dung lady of your choice. ENtrcm"
car. Is taken In this counting 80 that
every candidate may receive the full
benefit of every ballot deposited TO
her credit.
Nomination Blank Counts Once.
DO not overlook the fact that the
nomination blank counts ..ooo votes
FOR the candidate whos. name "
| bears. bat only one of these blanks
viii be credited for each candidate.
TIL. iirst nomination blank receive"
| Is placed tn the credit of the Young
woman for whom I, Is made out. The
daily coupons. however. ar. good for
voting purposes In any quantity.
They must be voted. however. before
tn. expiration date printed thereon.
Liberal Conditions-No Restrictions.
No restrictions are placed upon the
IcgAdidat. as to whore she may secure
votes and subscriptions. For exam
pie. n candidate In District No. ! may
work In any district she may choosc,
but she does not compete for the
IprIzcs except with candida; IS In her
own district. This Is n most liberal
feature of the campaign that VIII be
| fully appreciated
Summary Of Prizes Offered.
The Grand Capital frizc-a five
passenger. completely equipped Ford
touring car. 1913 model. Will be
awarded to the young woman having
the greatest number OF votes nj the
close OF the campaign. regardless OF
which district she may reside in.
lin each OF the divisions ,thc two city
districts constitute one division. and
the two outsid. districts anotherD
will be awarded an elegant upright
S325 Kohlcr q Campbell piano: in
each district will be awarded hand
some 500 diamond ring: ladies
2O-ycar guaranteed gold watch and
a complete course Of instruction in
either tine Trinidad or Drchcr's Bust-
ness college. Also to each candi-
date who remains active during the
contest and does not win prize.
commission per cent will be paid
on all business turned In by her.
The management expect TO add
other prizes later on, and taken all
together this prize offering is one of
I7hc most liberal ever made In the
!
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

Belgrade. Nov. 21.-Thc with
drawal %. the Scrvian rops from the
field OF operations in Turkey Is de-
mandcd by the newspapers here so
they may b. a,ai.naie To defend the
Servian fron;iers against attack.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27
THE WEATHER
PHILOSOPHICAL PHELIX SAYS

Paw puts up n
big talk bout
bcin' thankful at
this bountcous
winter season
an nav soz lots
o. kids don't have
turkey atall an
then they goes
an invites n lot
o company an |
get t eat at tn
cCOud table.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

CONTINUED on page eight.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

Frankfort-on-the-M Maine. Germany
Nov. 27.-Austr!a-IIunga sub
jccts residing here who belong to the
army reserve have received orders to
report to their regiments. Money has
been sent to thcm to pay their rail-
road fares us far az the frontier.
Austrians and Hungarians cm-
ployed in the German mining dis
tricts have received similar orders.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

Nancy, France. Nov. 21.-A fluttcr
of excitement was caused along the
Franco-German frontier last evening
by the receipt of an order to mobil-
.ize the reservists in the seven town
ships comprising the district of ARA
court.
Throughout the night the men
hurried through the streets on their
way to the garrison towns OF Nancy
and Luneville. only to find on their
arrival at headquarters that an error
in the transmission of despatch ad-
dressed to the brigadier general in
command of the district was respon.
sible for the call.
As the result or an Investigation
this morning the brigadier general
was arrested by military police In
spite OF his contention that the dcs-
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27
Some Facts Abou, Nominations.

Sonic fHctS Ab0nt NOMINATIONS.
We have received many requests
from persons who desire to know
whether or not one candidnt. can he
nominated by NOR. thHn one person.
As many as wish to may nominate
thg same candidate. but one. and
ONLY ONE Of the nomination blanks
which are good for 200" votes.
will be counted for a candidate. But
II you have IN mind some young wo-
man whom you would like to gee win
or" OF the splendid awards. do not
hesitate about nominating her. even
II you think someone else may have
already done so. Better to make sure
than to Let her lose out altogether.
And II someonc else has sent In her
name your doing likewise will do no
harm. rs but one of the blanks VIII
hn counted. but you make sure that
the candidate OF voLr hcoice is In the
race.
the candidate OF your choice Is In the
mating n candidate and 1t iB not
necessary to be subscriber to do 50.
Neither Is 1t necessary that the can
didatr be a subscriber. simply clip
out Tia. nomination blank from this
issue and fill II cut according 10 the
directions printed thereon and mail
or bring II I'm Mt once.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

Constantinopie, Nov. 2I.-Skepti-
cism still prevails here in regard to
an understanding between Turkey
and Bulgaria. Today's meeting of
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

(Continuea ~a Page Three)
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(Coutlnucd on Page ThrceJ
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

What's the news" from your
favorite store? You couldn't tell
without reading today's advertise
ment In The Chronicle-News OF
that store!
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27
First List of Names Saturday.

Tn SHturdnys lssno OF tht 'NTUH-
iclc- News. the first list of the names
of candidates will be published. to-
gether with the number of votes re-
ceived for each up to Friday night.
After this first publication Of names.
the list of candidates. with the num-
ber OF votes deposited for them each
day. will be published daily.
OF course. nominations can be
made after this first list of names is
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

published saturday. but the adNan-
tngc OF having your name In this list
and bringing 1t To the notice Of your
friends. with the fact that you In
tend to win one of these prizes and
want thcIr support. IS TOO obvious to
be- nNnrlnnknl
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27
Open to All.

This offer is open to every young
woman. There are no rcstri'ti0NS
of any kind placed upon candidates.
except those of residence and rospcc-
liability. To make this offer as libcr-
al as possible. W" do not even stipu-
late that candidates have to be sub
ycribcrs to The Chronicle News.
Candidates arc privileged to SECURE
votes and subscriptions wherever pos
sible, and do no; compete for prizes
against other candidates except in
their own districts. This offer is on"
Of the most liberal ever mad" +" n
gathering OF young women in rrini-
dad, Southern Colorado and Northern
New Mexico. as testified to by the
number of nominations already re-
ceived by the Contest Department.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-27

Married Women as Well as Single,
So many inquiries have been re-
ceiycd as to whether or not married
women might compete that "" Will
say that married women as well MS
single may enter the contest. No re-
striction as to their state in life is
made. \ number of nominations
have been received from married wo-
men. as well as numerous inquiries,
and we win state that whether you
are married or single, you are elig-
ible to compete.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-14
Continued from nfth page.

tines Ike those that shipping and the lives
et those aboard are most in need or sue
cor We people ashore naturally wonder
how aid can be given 10 another vessel In
MYSTERIOUS weather, when the waves are
running high, but il is in work of this kind
that the skill and the courage of the men
hat man cur revenue cutters are shown.
Each Of these helpful craft is provided
With at least one out-and-out lifebost, and
tAis is used when the weather is too Sc
vse for the ordinary whaleboat. or course,
even lahdlubber realizes that the aeIest
Mamap succeeds only by utilizing nature 5
fofeesi he can't combat. but he can hend
thern, SO to speak, 10 his own ends. Let
US Imagine that the particular service calls
Tor the removal OF the surviving crew OF
sinking ship; this has happened more than
ehee during the present season. The reVe-
hae cutter steams up 10 windwaTd OF the
he'piess vessel, turning one OF her sides
toward the wind and the onrush of the
efsvatllng sea, and from her sheltered side
leSeH the iifeboat. The cutter is rolling
nsavlly and II takes quick work and fine
lqegment TO get the llfshoat overheard
WITHOUT smashing It or spilling it's crew
.Hse H9 kNtrling waters. But the men
rave cool heads and the cunning Of much
aeuss. and II is rare that there is
seause N This operation. If landsman
soNo Aee this performance, there is little
uosos lhat he would be full OF admiration
4V' tae revenue cutter sailor and his OFF,
cers