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a back number for number of years
now. and the enlisted man of the Marine
Corps today is of an exceptionally me
type and exceedingly versatile in his mil
itary accomplishments. His are not days
OF ease, but days of work we'll done.
Perhaps you don't know il. but the ranks
Of the marines are recruited from only the
which offers itself for enlistment Hun
dreds-yes, thousands-of disappointed
men can bear witness to this.
Only the other day recruiting sta
ton in New York city accepted two APP
piicants out OF some scores, the favored
two out of the entire lot measuring up
to the exacting requirements of the
Marine Corps. This seemed to the re-
cruiting officer like n possible discour-
quarters for a shading of the severe de-
Inands.
The answer he got was typical. The
recruiting requirements must be main
tanned. The corps cannot lower its
standard" One reason for this is that
the total enlisted force allowed by law
is 10000. and the ranks now number
likely applicant TO gain admission 10 the
service.
But you may possibly retort that this
is all well enough in theory. but peace
time expedtionary maneuvers are not
war service and you may ask how are
the marines going to measure up to
the extremely exacting demands that
may be made upon them in Mexico?
Well. SO far as good plain afhting goes
don't forget what they did at Tientsin
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DNENTU RESOME

DNENTU RESOME
engineerinsis going
10 find d way OF
getting into kash-
mir from northern
India better than
those which at
present exist. The
plan = as romantic
as il is daring. al
though the engi-
neers do not con-
cede that there is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-03

their desire 10 do something for tine aac
he says:
The opportunity came one early morn
ing in October. the Attn OF the month. -
the year 1912 To tell the wnole sturN
that preceded the morning Of cpyotepe
would take too long. 1t would tel ~
earnest effort. cheerful sacrifice of com
fort hard work almost unbelievable en-
durance OF fatigue under tropical con
ditions and All ever ready. anxious desi'.
to do what was before them and 10 do /
well.
The morning Of Coyotepe began for
our men at I 30. when. reused from their
bivouac. the column Of march formed
and quietly and steadily made its way
around the frowning hill to the point that
had been determined upon as the on-
from which the assault OF this hitherto
impregnable position should be made.
Quietly as shadows il the light OF the
waning moon the march was made.
Half circling the steep cone with its
frowning trenches and known but unseen
CC6ntiiued Oh eighth Page
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marines have qualified especially for duty
ashore and under circumstances that I'M
posed the heaviest sort of demand upon
their resourcefulness. Purposely obsta-
cles were placed in their way. They had
TO make their landings through surf that
called for the incest sort of handling Oh
The part Of the responsible seamen, they
were landed in heavy marching order,
but their lighting equipment was not the
only load placed upon their shoulders.
The marines We're obliged TO land Held
guns and larger rap!d-ire weapons, ana
for the latter they had TO prepare sub
stantial emplacements after they succeed
ed In getting these masses of steel SafelS
on the beach and thence over rugged
road of the marines making 70 some
point of strategic advantage. This was
putting to practical account the lessons
taught and learned at the schools of APP
piication and advance base instruction
= X
There. besides qualifying in number
Of engineering directions. the web-foot
soldier became pretty good mechanic
a competent electrician and able 10 pound
the key either of an ordinary telegraph
line or that OF the more modern wireless.
1t was not enough that he should know
how 10 work effectively his small arms
and the field guns, but he had to be IA
miiar with the regular naval rapid-fire
rifles UP 10 five-inch caliber and capable
Of making emergency repairs.
The bully marine all stuffed with clio
ver''-,he clover of an easygoing and
mentally not too exacting life-has been
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'tcnuUs have faced the hfe o. Toe,
ave made their sacrihce OF IRE ana
o'ood. and also have shown that steadi-
ress and fine courage which have marked
tnem always and have so well justified
the corps motto. "Sernper Fidelis
rhe marines at Vera Cruz We're tread
.Eg in the footsteps of their long gone
fellows OF sixty-odd years ago. but to-
day they are fitted for service in Mexico
as they were not during that former
period Our sea soldiers now are a vastly
different body of men-not in purpose nor
IN spirit, but in equipment. in prepare
ton and in physical qualities that make
for better and more enduring fighter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-03

For a number of years the navy has
been carrying out from season to sea
son expeditionary maneuvers which have
taken the marines into the warm wa
tiers OF the West Indies and to the semi
tropical shores OF the west coast Of this
continent. The public has had but lit
e. II any, knowledge OF the character
.. these drills. and vet the training has
reilnigh revolutionized the all-round fit
ness Of these ever ready lighting men
" Guantanamo and al Culebra, where
the spectators were limited TO the ex-
acting critics Of the naval service, the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-03-20

5%ngtigbeo beo gneineltningela, %
at 0egptatione1 6erpeo bill iattes
Egobt paa Sci. 5aeen bar ! 91neg,
men al 2ourel ! ben 11orbIige Gel al
Sl1IlD gountp, Ell Dpbbe al to SOD,
nebens Ser lige MORO for Hierre er
omtreut en- SOB Sne.
Sobn @enrD Snnf i Cartilage
|fDIote 1i6itleoen 6te Marts iinc TOO
gar, ! bbilten Mnleoning 8pens
SSnbbp9gere, luabel @prn iom Bots
ne, Deo Wib6ngstiber inofanot Jig
.peb @ebunsbaasbnrrrts Stem for at
gratltlere lam. sfolebernene lang
ct Gar sange og Jaler bolbtes al
Dom1ner 8dl6tbir, 8pe1s Mnpor og
anore. FL ;Mi11oe ON Dagen blep
oen enonu, nofiaa raite @unorao-
operraft se1r Goie mes 100
Selp0pllars. Bla11bt De in6Iabne
@ratlIationsfon bar ogiao ct fra
|Glherl1gr gDrne. Scr. Tunf er
|fgot i 9cbnei5.;
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@puroan fremidlles Gu gdpant:
,rn ct BejGd bon 8lnantsfabriffe'

NODr0ln trer11t1llfs en- VtDQl1f:
Sra ct Belpg pon 8lpantsfabriffe'
Biting ongiper ct Sope6ltaosblcl
/ ltorc 1rnt 6remitillingsmoa6cn.
Sc tire pigtigite 8eitanooele for
Trcmitillingen err: @rafit, Ser oq
Gebrrtrr. @rofit er i ron clifton
11re11 % blan6et meb for1fellige
Stcnarter, bporfor ben mau fortc.
res, p,i1peri1eres % Deb 5lentnim
renies for alle f~reu.nreoe 8eitonn
belle. 8moet %fjernes peo Tilterpres=
ming, og Deigen torres.
9eret bebar,oles poo. lignertoe Moo=
Sc. Den 1oolebes ~bebna16lebe @rafi
90 Ger Mor,oes beitent Jorbolo %
males / Mpller, 10 fit1ere &palitc
ten lfal bore, oes bpppigere-
9emr 8lanbinge11 er terret og bic
ben til cit itip Dejg, fgres Sen +;
Hresp=Gplinorc,,e. DisIe bar / Butt
sen &uller al forlfellig sterrelic
|eiterlom 6er fol fremltilles r11no'
elIer fnnteoe Miter. @erl1em Sui
rlerne presles Mosien ,1b /. tpnbf
Stnnger, Set rettes nb, ifrres
pasienoe 9angoer % baroes / Init
totte. iIofaitc @lpocfosicr.
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S 2aopimitb ifaI ser Com.

S 2aopimitb ifaI ser Com.
merens 2pb opfgres Ell SfolebDg-
ring foitenoe 100000. gpgninge'
ifal inobeiatte ct ltprre 6orimrlit1gs-
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.matilfe 6lllfningsapparater
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faa mi gienleoenoe al ooennaunte
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|oer peo Sa1g al 5mpr moctoge:
1$282,943.02 % peo Snlg al ajGr
nemGIf $438.31.
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Nnrl Baknt..
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S. $. Sraine, 5peafer / lio-
lite 2cgislatur, bor erflGrct Jig lom
rcpublitanif &au6ioat ior &icc0l1oer-
NOR. Derme6 er ser tire &epllblifa=
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faloet al 8Dens &op1mislionsitpre,
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l6et mislDffe6e 8nnfrppert bar u.s.
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tep gitp. at be1t enc al @%un6erfons
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1ores blep Sc tire Smuopi9er neo
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Mfr. o. Mrs. @un6erfon erinoreoes
meo ct Sort fra BET @bioe @us, bo
Sesiie @i1lon bleb gift. 5or at
alt, bpob 5tunr / menneifelig Mnet,
|fm gigres for Sen lille ipge GriI-
lingbntter, er Ser blnnM Soft /
&allep Gitp optoget S,1bifriptio1er,
|bbilfet fommer bel meb for @lrnber=
ion % hans 5uitrl,, % oe er olmin-
belize Mrbeiosfolf, lon er11arcr fin
|6omilie pes Ell lille 2en.
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1BHtxrnttst,1

sra Chippewa Sails aiienotes
fprleoen tire @ognlaonitger Eobaf,
eller ialt 10000 8un,0, til Setter
ion 2eat 9obacco So. 5parta, for
Der at iortereS % poffes. 5ioite
Mars Robofsapling / Gmea,,el1 al
gbippetpa Sails .arllaaes tils X
Milliot G1ln6, i6et on1trent 1900
Meres, par beplantet bermeo, me-
SENS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pr. Ncre
laftcs ira 1850 til 1000 Gaa,b.
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4uh B1Asta.

n sSSfplge Ell at @uperl,sr Bprne
Proclamation er Ben 246e
April beitemt iom Graplantm,1gs-
bag for 5taterts SSuoobpggere.
Jor ferite @ong pan flere
Mnr bar mn gaar ct hunt Gnppe
al sne oper set neite uf Mispilri-
% bette piI babe tilfelee, at
Sorobu1toen bIiper tiiligrt mege,l
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@pab Ian trnfte paa. On Or
bejoer falm neo ira cit 5=Gtagers
8pgning.. Gn meget lRro Ma'ro
|talte 'iioen n1eo bm, % ipa.rate ban1
90:
.slog Sc Gem life meeet2"
ruba, jo." III
rSa, men buao ta1fte De mi poo
lumber JaIoet?"
So, fer. 81, 81, leg pasiereoe
2. Sal, TOM ieg til. at ie giernem
ct ginble, pg % opoageoe leg, at
|aIoffe,t bar ii Mi1n1tter 6. Mna,
|ta1fte jeg, m fan BIT lige 11aa NED
|tiI 6Draften.. a.
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ferfiplet % ar.grebet al 2mrgete4s
|~tanoelle % bpoe efter tim en- llges
|Sngbom Matten III oe1t 86e Marts
1902.
Sc Muiifituoerenbe % vbet laitefalo,
Berlin.

s ct greo ira 8erlin til .Miten.
ppltelr", &riltiu,lia, lfriuer Gperaz
ianger Mli G1,c 81. a.:
! S1bebauerem at ct &oallcrpatori-
ann i Mem Dorf, @aIter @alnroib
bar / pt .'beferote amerifa1ife Mtl1=
lihblao .Mllicul Mmerica" notalt
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jt,locrer Mldt / @erlin, penoer til
bagc til 0ereS Qjenla1o .blllpieoc %
berppcoe oeres Yc1ge. 6eres 9pS
oa ocres Gro, og .M11iienl Mmcri
ca" tilipier, at buis n1olr .1loiprlig
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Merlin, Ml6e Sc Mnoielabiitorier
gNl1ii(Rerne bringer ONT .ben bpioe Slo-
beba1loel, blegne mos mol19e fpi11oe.
I Vamerifanife- M,difituoerell0e$
,S:lffaable i Berlin.
AssiSe @en1Grf1inaer for ielpfsl:
gellg baH cit Storm ali Mnieri,
Nl1ttIige Nlooe 0isfl,tersr Gpprgs:
ntaalet % bri,mer SS,1teroieps a
uMErifnnifc Snnacrin0cr,
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er oaioa Snoe1ig dprprt og bar iam-
mcufalbt ct Mgbe for at brgfte SCI
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bcr bcitnn rSlopr6pen", fer er nc|
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fens Smroa0e er Der fiffert Ell Sc
lanuittigbcosfltloe og opgtige ER
bagoger, iom fa,1 bri1tge 0ereS 81:
icipline freneab, nter paa. @oneelm:
berpisningeus Snnroabe ipnoes bel
meget ug grl,fl1lot.
Iplferne er feote Metooernttere
en- SanglGrer bill Der attic ptne >oe
presie fin ulpffdige Cleo in6 / et
fpeciel eger1 ,,Metooe", og ber1 pas:
Ter ion1 oitelt for meget lda. Sal
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btltorieltl16erenbc, ollie lfal Sc ITO
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.11p, berlig rMcto0e".
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tig, lampittigbeosfl11o 2Grcr / Ser
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fan Sc 11,1ge a1,1erifan1fc Gomez
foo lige loa goot pbelaat / Slime
rifa og oog bopc beres DDn, berc!
Sr pg -6eres S1tbe1er / @cbolo.
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Den npsifte: San: .Disie Gan-
befaeerne er lite lao gooc, iona oen'
min Mor bagte."
Sun: .Og Dine Snotr9ter er bel
Ter iffe loo eobe, lpm oe1n min
6nr boboe." /.
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Grierea: Dercs 9otter bar lopet
ct billie fsfee mig til geroens Git
De-" ..s..
@rosieren:: % les lfoI fornoo-
.entlig betale Meiiepe11ge1n??n
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MBHWXNlMY ~ SouSn DoAOSd. ~
NM - !: ! :; !;
s. 9 : $ Z s : S. :
Knrrrspnnnanrt
u. =. 9iicbarbs for 8nuernpr.
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Scr / Dor @p og Smpyn or ii
lelpfplaelig liae iaa i%nteresierele
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onore Steoer i Staten, men Ser ct
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Der Mgt pao 1ioens TcGn, er ocd
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Mitcbell. 81 s(ar Dor NOT for ban
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og camille % / iets Mor bar bur
Me6lem al @pens @ooro Of @ouco
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efter min Menirg, iom gier at, ba1
/ Gag CT SEN rette Molro for Sta
tens hpie1te Gnlbeoe.
9a III CT ,11a,,ge sSspoer fer iomr
anbre Dunlfe, for1oen Ell Massa
NoromR,1b OF Spe1life oper bels
Stdten, pil jog mbefole coer allc a
femme Tor 6ribebsmanoen st. 8
&iebdrbs for @l,oer,ter peO..Nrimnr
pofget Sen "a. Marts. Tor bermei
sir S abioll,t ingen Sell.
Meo Sat for Gptagelilcn % .Sil
len til 8eoaftioncn % glooets 2a
iere,
en- @enoeIbo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
uURnY THE nArE DUcIsIo>,

While frcnzicd efforts of the rail
roads affected to create the impression
that ruin is involved in further delay
in announcing a decision as TO the
necessity of increased rates may be
taken with a grain OF salt. the Inter
state Commerce Commission owes to
the roads and TO the country an aarly
conclusion of hearings and de.libc.a-
lions.
Unless the railroads have dclibcr-
atcly reduced and. In some instances.
deliberately passed dividends that
sentiment for their contention might
he manufactured: unless they have re
cruited the ranks of the unemployed
that they might recruit the ranks OF
supporters OF Increased ratcs-uniess.
in short. they have mcritcd jail SEN
fences for pront--thcir need IS great
and pressing.
Louis Brandeis, counsel for the com
mission. comedies that greater rcve-
nues needed hy the corporations.
contending only that the method of
securing this end is To be found in in
creased efficiency OF operation rather
than Increased rates. This admission
and occasional statements by mem
bers OF the commission indicate that
tbs phase Of the question has been
settled In favor Of the roads TIE
commission is now expected TO give
consideration 10 the various plans OF
increasing the rcvcnues-to compare
Mr.. Brandeis's suggestions OF method
with that OF the railways IT should
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
NO MORE DEPENDENCIES.

There ought to be enough level sense
in this country to put to rout the
insinuat!ng talk suggesting the an
ncXation of Mexico.
We do not need, we should not want.
Mexico.
All that Mexico needs from us is a
strong hand to enable the country to
set on its feet.
The Democratic party is on record
indubitably as against imperialism
our war with Spain thrust on us
foreign burdens we could not we'll ie-
more.
our experience with these burdens
tempt us into further excursions in
the same direction.
From the American point of view,
Mexico Is wholly indiSestiblc Its pco-
plo do not think. act or aspire AS we
do. Ninciy-nve per cent OF the popu-
iatloh is iliitcratc. They arc capable
of being educated, and they will be
educated in time. But until they arc
brought TO plane even remotely an
proNimating the standards and ideals
governing in the United States, an at
tempt to absorb them would be sim
pie folly and extravaganza
Some talk grandiloquently OF mani
fest destiny" carrying the Stars and
Stripes to Panama, perhaps even far
thcr--to the Straits of Magellan.
None of us can penetrate the future
Perhaps it is meant that the United
States should eventually exercise a
more than moral dominance over this
hemisphere.
But let US not accelerate manifest
destiny"
our domestic problems, our problems
overseas already are many and rack
ing. Let us proceed slowly about
adding to them.
1t may he wise and kind to extend
our good offices to Mexico until she
is strong enough to stand alone in tho
council of nations. Such functions
arc praiseworthy. legitimate Tho
subdued, but insidious, clamor for an
neNation is paipably premature and
about as mcrccnary as imagination
can figure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-03
NONE HUT FRIENDS.

The cause of the removal OF Rob
crit j. Kerr, Civil Governor Of Vera
Cruz for one day. is not known, but
the fact that lie is a violent anti-Wil-
son man and opposed to tho Wilson
Mexican policy is enough. Men who
have been loud in their dcnunciation"
of our refusal to recognize Huerta. rs
Mr.. Kerr is reported TO have been. can
not be counted upon TO help In the ad-
vanccment of Mr.. Wilson's future poll
cies. What may be their politics In this
country is a matter Of Indifference;
what they think OF Mr.. Wilson's views
and plans in regard TO Mexico makes
all the difference in the world. Ono
day is a long enough term for men
holding the opinions imputed 20 Mr.
Kerr.