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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-18
Getting Along Wonderfully.

A servant in Southeast London
was telling mis- mistress the other day
of the boasting INDUCED in by the
servant next door about her young
man in khaki. Il can't understand
how he's got on so FAST" she re-
marked He's only been in the army
a few months. yet she told me In No
vember that he was a corporal; last
week she said he'd been made a ser.
geant: and now she says he's to be
NATURALIZATION Mail.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-18

Results Yesterday
At Chicago 4, Brooklyn 3.
Al st. Louis 2, Boston 0.
At Pittsburg 1, New York 8.
At Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia l =.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-18

Results Yesterday
At Albany 2, Augusta ).
At Columbus 2, Charleston |
At Jacksonville 6, Columbia 5.
At Macon 4, Savannah 6.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-18
Chum Bob's Sporting Talk

New York, June 1S-One week
from today one of the biggest events
Oh the racing season in Canada will
take place-the Hamilton Derby. at
hamilton, Ont. H. c. Hellenbeck.
VINO is out to win more purses with
The Finn. has shipped his racing
wonders 10 Hamilton. The Hallen-
peck entry will be in with Royal III,
Jef Livinsston's English bred three
year-old, and Double Eagle. from
the quincy stable. as well as a lot of
good ones that have been runnin 2
IN Kentucky and Canada.
In March Breshnahan was pre-
vented from releasing two pitchers
because they had long term con-
tracts, and now these two are pitch
ing the Cubs into the lead. Of such
things are miracle men, made.
Those Wards, of BROOKLYN, are not
down in the mouth, because nobody
sees their games. They know they
can recoup their baseball losses by
jumping the price of bread to six
cents the first cold snap next win
ter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-18
Romance to Reality.

Girls are such sentimental creatures
that it gives romance q rude jolt when
the honeymoon is over and they see
Algernon in his shirt sleeves. chop
ping up kindling wood out in the back
yard.-F1orida Times-Union
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-18

% and &c while the Allegheny tour
nament comes off June to II.
Matty Baldwin is probably the
champion veteran lightweight in
the business today. He is 81 years
old but his career dates as far back
as 1902. Hugh CLANCY, Kid Plantz {
frankie Adams, Young Donohue,
Chester Goodwin and others of his
old time adversaries have long since
quit the game, but Baldwin still is
main bout performer and is good
enough to stay IL rounds with a
man like Willie Richie
Sam Langford does not believe the
white heavies have come to the point
where they wiss pass up good money
by drawing the color line. Sam
evidently thinks he is going to have
try at the heavyweight title but
although he was entitled to chance
against Johnson, it looks as if he is
going to be disappointed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-18
@s<>' Latest News In The World Of Snor+s ~.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

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Standing Of the Clubs
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SOUTH ATLANTIC

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-06-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-10
Western Land & Loan
Company
4O7 Polk Street. Phone 800.
i''t-a'u> tu ,it, Property For sale
90 Trade.

ADAMS -r one modern four
Uu"W ."" sole ur trade.
MADISON $50 Ono modern five
'.uH Boon lI. ouly. GOOD terms
NlNt1E .I Duc sct,l room
m... .. Will trade. Ono
.N u.w mHI,u house. small pay
Huu' ... aH.U arm. balance one
UI. w.. modern house. lo0 FOO,
..I ..O .Hm. -alr only Nice 80
..H .u. 5000 block % bargain
N..." rI con. five room
m.I.r .. .ums ono three
room .H' HUIl .ot close In. one
I.. room WNi.H house. furnished.
.... t.U.
|N<uNEN ST. one four room
modern .a. small Wah payment.
Hn 900 per month
HARRISON $50 one large fine
NM. rr# One eight room mod
.u H.. .'0U &c., terms one six
nm n.n small cash payment.
hH.m0. Huu poor month one
.r-. rnnW.ue H.H UilI trade one
81. room modrr house. So foot
'FRONT.'. .I wdo
H1INE -T ono tive room mod
H..-. aoU r-rr
|l.N sT Several .e pic %
o.. .u.. Investigate.
#N#|H. f lu 1000 block. 100
f. ...H
T..H So Ono Give room
fIrU One sight
... ...H.. .U..H ,4yptant
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-10
WANTED

WANTED Work ~ she hour.
Phone G31. .iu-u
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27
ltnfaa BET erifer Mms'
fabrt.
Argentiniides &itien'
fdla9tidiff rammt
8arfc.
Turenp iunbte aoblenidiff ant
@rnnb bes Selaipnrr.
Stenering bcs Sfiadtid)iffes f,inb
funftionierte an9e5!idJ idledIt.
Mur.np ielbit lief amf, iunrbe nber
balb flpttsemad)t.

VbiIa oeIp b ia. 81. Mdr5.-
9os neue nrgei,tinifd1e Sfludltf6iff
Noreno, oos geltern bon bier nnh
ben &onlpton&oobs abging, follibier-
te geitern obeno Dor 0eipcoitle, Del.
oreiBia Weilen ben SeloipnrefIib hi
nab, nit elmer 8arfe 2estere ianf
iutb bieDforeno geriet niIf@ri,no, mo.
rouf lie crit belite Inn 7:30 l1br friib
tpieoer flottgef1tod)t iperoen foitt1te.
9ie Woreno flibr bernad oniheinenb
rnbeid,Goiet Die Oelotpare Ban bt11ab
itnb biirfte i'm 2aitfe bes Cages Die
See erreihen.
Die Moreno, Die einen groberen
Siefgong beiist, als ale urtbren
Shla6tif,iffe, Die auf Dem 9eld1pnre
gebort iporoen tporen, nitferte ge-
itern Dor Deep @oter Toirtt itno mar
tete bos giittreten Der Slut nb. @egen
Sonnenlrrttergnne ieste lie iid) in
9etpeeung urto begegnete bem
Sdleppboot Wfnrs, oos brei Gobleu-
barfen bon 8ofton nnn 8bilnbeIphin
i'm Sau botte. Sie 2eiite Der 8nrfen
erfl1rten beiite, ooB Die Steuerune
Der Moreno i6leht funftionterte, 10
baB oas SdIaftihiff unb Die Borfe
Gnterpriie foIlioierten. 9os orgerlti-
niihe Sfiff n1ahte bieruitf efne lang
lame @enbrng ltitb tros Der 8entii.
bungen ieines Steuermonnes lief ous
@icieni1iff ouf @ooie Sslano nuf.
Die Gnterpriie bate Elm Sod in Die
Seite betontlnen iinb ging Iongiom
unter. DOS TerlouaI foitrte fi9 mlf
cine Der onbrelt gurfen retten.
ssin 2altie Der 9}aht fpurne bon
EbiIobefpbia SiIfe aebnIt nitb ntebre-
re S6leppboote orbeiteten oil DER
Woreno bis beite firth. Oa bas
S6IadtiGiff IN bent i9Iontnlieen
8ooen ridt on 5u feit iob, fointte es
perb1ltnismdbig Ieidt obsedogen
iperoeit.
9ie Deoreno lit etnes Der n16G]ti9.
ften Sfladtfdiffe nuf ben Weeren.
@s tpllroe fiir5Ii6 bon Der argentine
ihen @epubIif iibernoiumert ltito be-
fonb ii1 NIT 900 &opfe1i, Sffiaieren
inb Mnitnf9aften, beniortitt olif Der
Sabrt nah ben SoInptnn @oo6s, mo-
Si @bren bes neuen Shtffes eii, Gut-
pfong abgeboIten tporben fon. Sp1-
ter miro Die Noreno mod Der Deln-
mare 8ap Suriidfebret, mo ein ne1ier
GobIenporrot eingenoninen iperben
fpirb, iporaiif Die @bfabrt nod Siib.
omerifa erfolgett ion.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27
Mit benz SObe seiiibut.

Sins Dem Sofion 8udtbous fontntt
Die g1a6rid)t, bab I'M bortigen gln-
italtsboipitaI eeitern nohntittogHer-
cp Sinringsoorf nod fur5er 4raiif.
belt geitorben lit.
Stnningsborf, elm arnipan 6es
2erop @nsmortb, fpiirbe Dor etli6en
Wfonoten auf iieben Sobre ms Sonia
&efornatoriunt geididt tpegen 9ln-
teiInnbme OIL Der geroi,bitne oesGe.
troiter &eitouroteiirs Sreo SSarpis;
Dor n1ebreren Sosen erfraitfte er
bort un6 rnitBte nod beu Soipital
oes Safion 3uhtbaiiies iiberfiibrt
tperoen. gasmortb erbieIt einen Ger.
min BON 10 Sabren mir ben 8aub-
onfaa augeirpo6en, ood fiel bel
ibm Der lntItano ms @eipidt, oaB er
erit tperige @oben Dor Beriibung
bes 9erbre6ens ipesen zines onoe,
rem 8ergebens unter 8orole geltellf
tpurbe.
Ser 8ater oes jungen 6inllings-
oorf, in Detroit ipobnbaft, ipuroe
belte morgen bon oem ableben oes
Sohnes beno6ri1tigt itno miro no"
Sadion reiien, I'M ben 2eifnant oes
Sobnes 3itriidSubringen urio ai'ltail'
Dig beeroigen az lniien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27

% II II II, IL. W(ar6. Oue 8e'
| inmfcne ltmtcricebppt "a pirh beiitt
langiam geboben. 0fan halt es fiir
iunbridleinlidJ, ban bas SpOt inner
balb iueniger Stnmoen an bic @afer.
ubsrfldd)e gebradJt iueroem fam.
Sonolulu, 81. Oi1r3 Das
gciilnfene llnterieeboot "a, ociien
Gage auberbalb ocS .8afeneingongcs
eeitern ieitgeitellt peroeu fonnte,
ipate, penn alles gut eebt, I'M 2niifc
oes belttigeil Nndnrittnses eehoben
lper0en fonuen, pie aopt. 9uifn
bonn bieiieen Shiffsbnubof seitern
nbenb erfldrte 9nffp iaet .aild, iei-
ner gtniidlt nod e1be es nod cine
eallj geriitge Soffuine, bas Seben
Der 2eiite 3ii retten, Die in 'oem niti
ocm Neeresboocn licqenoen Saiif-
boote eingeidloiien iinb.
9as goeeerid)iff California, oos
auf @ritno elmer brabtloien 9epeide
BON Der Hearl Sarbor Mariiteito-
tion abgeionbt fporoen mar, traf nm
Wdtternod)t oil DER ltnaliidsitotte
ein, begann aber nift iofort nit lei
nen slrbeiten. Sas Sdiff miro gu
ianineu nit Der Ilert, Dem Wfiitter-
fdiff Der llnterieeboot- 6lottiae, or
beiten 3ur Seblng Der S-4 miro
man iid) iuabri6einlid) oes Tontoon-
Spitems beoienen.
9etten iperoen iuiter ben Bug ino
Stern oes geiunfenen 8ootes eelegt,
Der 9reeger ins @aiier perienft uno
Die Setter uneeaoeen iperoen. 9as
@oiier miro bernaf aus oent 9reg-
ger ausgeplintpt peroen, fpoour6
ous Sauf,boot i'm @aiier bober ltei-
gen miro. 9anit niro Die Sebefraft
fir Die Sebung oes 8potes gei6af-
fen iein.
9as 9lrrnee-Spital b1It iid) be-
reit, Die 9eute Der S-4 auf5uneb-
men, no6oem Dos goot geboben it,
Sol. Sbert bat ieinen Spitalsftab
unb Die ginridhing bes Spitols III
Die 9ierite Der Rorine geitellt.
9as @eter lit ihon i,no bas belle
Monolif)t erlei6terte oie glrbeit
ip1breno Der gtadt.
ggoibingt n. q. Wa6r5. =
SeSeoe Stiutoe, Die obne quite gea6-
rift aus Sonolulu bergebt, ner-
ringert Die Soffitune, bob ii6 nur
elm eiit5iger bon Der 9eiasitng oes
geIunfenen llnterieebootes Sd
nod am 9eben iein foni1te. Sefre-
tar Daniels linb Die 8eanlten i'm
Miarine 9eporterlei1t eriparteten
llngebulois irgenopelde gsa6ri9t
bon aonteroonliraI Ioore ooer Ocm
&ommanoonten Der unterieeboot-
sSlottine, aber feline fam. limo MN
i6cint es, baB Der erite l1nfaa, Der
Sauhbooten 5useito-
ben mar, elmer Der idlimntiten aqer
llnglidsfGle iein miro, ipelhe Die
9elfi6te Der l1nterieeboote Der @elt
sll peraeifnen bot.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27
CetrUit, Samftas, Sem 27. Mdr; 1915.

peiien, oab cr fpirflid, omerifofti-
if)er giirger lit.
Yaris, iiber 9onoon, 81.
0fdr5. Soiuobl 9iinfirhen ols ord)
Gulais erbielten belite ben gciud)
ocittider 6lieeer, bod rpuroc in fei.
ner Der beioeit StGote Sf)ooen on.
gerid]tet.
Sto fbo M, 81. @1rS. 9ie
bieiiee 3eitiine Social Semofrotem
meloet, baB orei oeiltife, nit Giien-
era beluoene Santpfer, gaparia,
8ermania uno aonigsbere, in Der
Sitiee geiunfen limo. Die 9aparia
lit am 10. Ytar6, meloet bas 9latt,
NIT Ser gon6en 8emunlllng inter.
gegangen 9ie ltriahe oes ltngliifs
miro nidlt mitseteilt. slu6 iiber Die
3erit0riing Der beioen anoeren
Shiffe peroen feline @in5elbeiten
altgeeeben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27
@arf 4eben meg.

9lnn slrbor, Mii6., 81. 0tGrS.
sSreb Selber, ein bieiiger 8auunter.
nebmer, beging Selbitmoro, iroem
er lid i'm Seller ieines Saities Die
4eble bur6i6nitt. Seine 5rau
ionb Die 2ei4e. @s beiBt, oob Der
8erluit eiues nit DEM 9eiheitbeitat-
ter 6lprin MuebIie eefiibrten Bro
Scjics iiber einen Streifen 9onb bon
ichs Giib Dem Yianit oas 2ebelt
perleibete. Sellers Soter, 9ruber
ilno Sfmeitcr batten ebenfoas our6
Sclbftmoro ecenoet. 6elber binter-
l1bt neblt Der @itipe 5tpei 9iuoer.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27
S6berc Taten inspenbiert.

gSaibington, 81. WaGr5. 9e.
plante bobere 5rodtraten fir gau.
bpl5 ui1o anoere @albprooitfte in
GarIaouneen bon 9unften in Mi6i-
gan nod Srten in SSnoiano unb
Ohio iiber Die 9lnn Irbor- uno on.
oere gnbnen uno 6radtroten Or
bobiingen bon Srten in @isconiin
nod Yrnften in Wifigon purber
beute bon Der 3miihenitoats Ser.
febrs.aonn1iiiion iusperoiert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27
Gum Sail Der Sbenwalo.
9entlder 9amtpfer in Snn Snan in
SGnben bes Bnnbes ytarid)nfIs.

8oibtreton, 27.Mar5. Bun.
oes Inipalt Brplpn in Snn SSnofi,
8ortp &ico, nteloete beitte, bob er
ben oelitihen Oan1pfer Sbe,ipoI6
nit 8eifIog beleet b1tte rrnb baB
fi6 6os Sdiff nun IN SGnben bes
8itnbes Morihoaes befonoe. Dies
lit Der erite Sdritt IN bent Serfob-
rem, ben Donipfer sn fonfisSieren,
neil er oneebIid bic omerifotiide
geeutroIit1t borin nerIest bdtte, onb
er ben 8eriuh aenio9t bnben ion,
Gun Suon obne Die geborigen 9la.
rierlnaspopiere au nerIoiie11.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27
2icnstaa gab cs Elm 6efcdlt 5uiidlem
Gnal1noern mno Siirfcn.

Berlin, p. Nidrj. 1rabtlos
iibcr Soppiae. u. y. Gic slnuobmc,
oob Der riiIiiide Gormoridl gcgct
Wtcnel eincu 3uiamlncubong nit Der
alaenieinen Anfnobmc Der Sffeniiuc
onrd oie9fiilien bate, ,idleint bcllte &c
redltiertiet ji iein. Der 3lped ideirt
mad, Scr glnnohme Der bieiigcu Yiili-
torfritifer cine neue 9e0rubung Dit.
reuBens getueien ST iein.
Der Sifeniipe gegen Nternel fol9te
ouf oem SSilbe in Gyunarld) gcgcn
lilIit ii6cr Saliroggeil, Wtnrinmpol
uno Slnguitofpo. 0ieie lettc 9efpe-
ailng ipor ouecnidcinlid bon 8roo-
no ans unternonrnelt, mobu lid ocr
redltc 5liigcl ocr 6cblltcn rilliiIdcn
glrmcc 5mriidgcjoaell bottc.
9ic Siieniiptdtigfcit miro in Ser
lin ols Sln5eiGcn oofiir angeieben,
oub Die 9itiien nun Die 9iiden, Die
scr lestc Sieg Sinoenbnrgs III ibre
,Sront ecriiien bat, olIsgcfilllt bobell
mo Sii nenen Sperationen bereit
limo.
yso6rid)tcn oic ans DER 9cgellO Der
aorpotbcn bier eintreffen, 5eigen,
Oub olif Der qon5en Sinie nod INNER
crbittcrt gef6nlpft miro, obcr cs Der-
Sen fcinerlci Wlittcillnget BON tr-
dcnolucldem Mert ooriiber gcmod)t.
Berlin, q. NiGr5. 0rabtlos
iibcr Soppilc, u. o. SoS Srmee-
hollptauartier uerofieitlifte bcllte
iolgcnocn ofiijiellcn gerid)t;
,.SsSll oen @oeeicn beiesten Die
,5ron5olen gcitern abero ben Sipfel
ron Sartmanns gSeilerfopf am oen
aunm elmer Sobe. Die BON oen0elt-
Idlen beicst gebalten miro.
.@citcrm porfcn iron5oiiife Sic
aer 9omben aif SopniIme ino
StraBbnra, nbnc im nlllltdrllfen
Sinnc Sd)uoen 5u TIM. SSn Sopollllle
imirocn fl Srar5oicn gctotct nno
% idfpcr perlest
..9torOiucitlid bon slrros nnroe
Gin iran5oiiitcr 6lieger 5iin Nic-
ocrgeben gC5wlrngen.
.Rlliiiihc Srlippen, Die BON Sails
rogacn aufgebrohen maren, nm iii
fit in 0ericIben &eiie 5lt pliinoern
mic tic Memel gepliinoert baben.
mnr6en bel 2mtgs5argcn jnrildge-
tricbcn. Sic erlitten Ihfpere Scr-
Ilitc lno mHBten iid) iiber Den 6lnB
5ilriidiieben.
.Niebrere rnliiihc Sormurlhoer-
Jude 5uii6en oen Sorts pom glngn-
itOpo mo ocr @eihicl Wlroen per
citclt uno oil mnnhcnStcllcn oauert
Der Sampf nod iort
Yoris, %. DtGrS. 0ns fron-
5oiiidc arieasminiitcriim pcroffcnt-
lld)t uodlnittag iolgeloc offi5leIlen
Dtittcilungen:
~81breno Der 9toft oon geltern
ulIf beiIte bomboroicrten oic 9eilt-
ihen Irros nit 9ronaten oler &a-
llber ,Sn Der Stoot brof sSelier
aus, oos lfuell ecloidt puroc Sei
60 Soiiielle oonert Der &ompf inter
mir Die 6ran5oien giinitigen 9eoin-
gullaen tort.
rSu oen slrgonncn ipuroen bei
Sagetelle ileiBig 9omben hin mo
bcrgelporien. obne hnb eS obcr Sii
eincm Snionterieanariff fam.
.ytodl clnem crbitterten engage.
mcltt. oos mehrere Gage onbiclt. &c.
lang cs Den 6roudoien, oen @ipfel
Dcs Sartmntns @eilerfopi 81 errei-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27
Subnipn @ilarh &f ner.
ihpben.

9aoono, 81. Ti1rS. Ger
Sauitfanlpf stpii6en Sad SSobnion
iinb Seiie @iaarb, Der bier om 4.
spriI bate itqtfinbcn foIlen, tpurbe
auf Iontae, ben 8. GpriI, nerid)o.
bert. Sn Dem 9orlpf piro oie
Sdmergetpihts Reiiterif)oft Der
Nelt ausgetrogen iperoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27
1ener in syabrif.

Sort Suron, Mid., %.
WfGrS. &iirs nod 4 llbr nadnlittag
braG bier seitern in Der gnloae Der
Infer Sols Manufacturing 60.
Seuer ols, aber prontptcs Ginerci-
fem rcttcte Die 9ebdube. Die Sirnla
fabriaiertc Sabne- Separatoren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27

Die einst9e tdsfioPe oeuf.
f@e geitrns in 2ai6isan,
wec3e Die 9eper9en oss
EE SreHe Brinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27
Soffnnng wirb ftiimO=
lid geringer.
Mn 8ettnng oer Sentt
brr 81 fanm nod
81 Oelfen.
1fnterieebppt liegt ant Gingams bes
!pafens bon !Spnplnla.
Dag int Snnfc oes bentigen TadJ'
mittass sebubem iuerben.
Waihinston iuartet init ltnseonlo
nttf mptfrrr Wnd,rtdIffu
Wnihington luartet init llngeonlo
nnf iueitere gadDridltem.

Spmplnln, q. Wars. 9as &C.
innfene llnteriesbuut "a mirS berte
lansiam seboben. Ytam halt Is fiir
mafrid)einlidJ, ban bas SpOf inner
balb iueniger Stnmoen an bic 8aher-
pberflafc gebrad)t iuerosn fam.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-27
MnBten abtr Miarif) anfz
geben nno iiber fslaB
5nriifgebcn.

SrnnSuicn entriilen ben ScntidDen
Spartmnnus @cilerfupf.
Grbobte SGtisfeit OcntidDcr nnb
alliicrtcr llicser
6ran5uien luarfen Sumbcn nadl
Snpnnmc nno Strakbnrs.
Stntidle Slicgcr bcindItcn bagegcn
SMnfirdDcn nno Calais.
,Sn Gualano bcrridlcn mod immcr
Observation-Disclosures.
lcItigc Sample III ben Gnrpatbcn,
Stnno nidDt bcfnnnt.
Smrfcn ans glcanptcn nidlt pertric-
ben, gciteht SDnoun.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1915-08-14

The matter Of calling In inventors,
specialists, experts or what not to set
tie questions Of efficiency in depart
ment foreign to their daily experiences
has its light and dark sides. Had the
rockbound conservatism of the United
States naval board had its way In
1862 the north would have had no
monitor to protect Washington from
the ram Merrimac and no ironclads on
the Mississippi river. Enthusiasts like
Ericsson and Eads bored their way
through technical opposition and revo-
lutionized naval warfare. The south
had the same trouble. Individual gen.
ius and energy built many Of it's best
rams and ironclads. Times have
changed, of course, and If invention
and development have about reached
the limit then the question Of efficien-
cy and adaptability to our needs Of ex-
isting types can best be settled per-
haps by experienced naval constructors
and officers who have studied their art
while walking the bridge"
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1915-08-14

The matter of neutral trade in mu.
nitions of war is one Of the questions
to be settled In the revised internal
tional law. It has come to the front
before. Sale of European arms to the
Confederacy was problem for the
United States to contend with fifty
years ago. but as 1t practically block
AIDED all southern ports importation by
the south was difficult and could have
no decisive influence upon the fortunes
Of the war. The system Of armament
b now so complicated, new inventions
and types SO frequent, and the expense
Of changes to keep up to date Is so
enormous, that many conservative ma
lions viii prefer to depend upon the
worlds market instead of investing
vast sums in weapons which may be
obsolete before war crisis is on. In
ternational law can't pretend to safe
guard weaklings who look for privi-
leges without risks. "An is fair in
war;" says the adage, and those who
engage In war must take their chances
that luck may favor their foe.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1915-08-14

War and revolution rage about the
City of Mexico as though 1t constitut-
ed military key to the whole coun-
try. Such is not the case, however.
from the point Of view of strategy.
The advantage Of its possession lies
largely In moral and political effect.
Its conquest has usually meant the
subsection of all that is vital to the
control Of Mexico. Nevertheless Max
imilian held it securely In the sixties.
yet lost his cause. Maximilian's oppo-
nent, the mastery Juarez, abandoned
1t in 1858 on the approach Of superior
forces Of the allied French, English
and Spanish, and for four years the
republican capital Of the country was
anywhere In the field dominated by
Juarez's armies. He did not see the
City Of Mexico again until 1867, when
the imperialists had been thoroughly
vanquished In battles outside and their
leader captured. In our war with Mex
leo in 1S47-S General Scott won out by
capturing the City Of Mexico. That
was because he marched from the
main seaport, Vera Cruz, on the capt.
tai, drawing all Of Santa Annals best
troops to that front, and when the I'M
popular dictator was defeated at the
gates all Mexico succumbed because
there was no longer an army afleld to
put up q respectable resistance.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1915-08-14

The Worlds Work says that 1t Ii a
matter of record that steamship COM
panies operating between New York
and San Francisco via the Panama ca
nal have taken freight from beyond
the Mississippi and delivered it at low
er cost than the competing transcon-
tinental railroads. An official state
ment recently before board of steam
ship directors showed that carload Of
steel plates may be carried westward
BY water from coast to coast for 500.
and the same by rail would cost $500;
canned goods, 5000 as against $500 by
rail: dry goods, also $500 as against
$1,08O by rail. Eastward canned sal
mon, fruits and wine go by the canal
at about half the rate by rail.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1915-08-14

Statistics furnished by the depart
ment Of commerce indicate that the
foreign trade Of the United States did
not really increase In the fiscal year
191415-that is to say, that, while there
was an increase Of almost / per cent
over that Of the corresponding period
Of 1928, there would in normal
times have been an increase of prob
ably 8 or 8 per cent. The trade in
1914, Of course, fell of, and that of
this year would have been lower but
for the squirt in exports Of war NUM-
lions. It Is doubtful If the profits Of
this trade Offset the loss which may
be traced to the war in other lines.
Our trade thrives best when we sell
goods normally consumed in time Of
peace and take in payment goods need
ed for consumption here.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1915-08-14

Where there is no blood at work the
matter Of signaling possible enemy
ships at sea settles itself, while In the
doubtful zone every skipper sets q
watch for a strange sail and particularly
for signals to indicate what the stran-
ger wants to do or wants done by the
other factor in the case. The rule Of
the sea is to answer a hail and stand to
or fight. As with the rule Of the road,
it Is good policy as well as good eti-
uuette to follow custom.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1915-08-14
su.in... Woman Aids Noted sohoo

Business Woman Aids Noted School.
Mrs. A. M. Pope-Turnbo- Malone Of
st. Louis recently contributed to Roger
williams university at Nashville, Tenn,
the necessary funds for the compile
ton Of the laundry department Of the
school, Mrs. Malone is the founder
and president Of the Povo college. at
st. Louis, for the scientific and SAM
tary treatment of human hair. Many
young women and girls have been CIV
en- start In business through the ef-
forts Of this noble woman. She con-
tributes literally each year to several
worthy institutions for the education
and uplift of our people.