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The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
MAY NIT APPROVE IMMIGRATION
 MEASURE

WASHINGTON, Jan. By some of the administration officials it is thought that President Wilson will veto the immigration bill as it is pass ed as it now reads. The President does not approve of the literacy test, an amendment to strike out which was defeated in the senate yesterday. The president states that he does not be- lieve the Iiteracy test will show the qualification of an immigrant to enter the country.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
FAIR |S FORMALLY DEDICATED BY
 M 'ADOO

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 2-TAe Cal ifornia-Panama Exposition, which was opened to the world last night at midnight, by the pressure of an cleo tric button in the White House. by President Wilson. was formally dedi- cated this morning by Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo. personal represent alive of the president.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
GERMANY MUST BE PREPARED
 TO MEET FRESH ALLIED TROOPS

LONDON, Jan. 2-With full knowledge of the vast Der of being trained in England and France to rein force the allied army Germany must be preparing to meet their entries into the she will be crushed by sheer weight of numbers The troops which France and England pre- pairing send to the front the of the country while Germany having sent her finest forces the front at the out of the must depend for reninforceents those less fit.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
BOWERS RESIGNS THE COLORADO
 FUEL CO.

Denver, Jan. 2-L M. Bowers, treas uTer and chirman of the board of directors of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.,, and the personel representative of John D. Rockefeller, Jr., has re- signed his position. It is believed that his resignation is due to a disagree ment with Rockefeller over the hand ling of the situation during the strike of the miners.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02

Fire damaged the upper story of the Krau building, on Mckinley street. Valdez. to the extent of $2,0O0, last week. and water did some damage to the jewelry stock of Plant & Co, who occupied the store on the ground floor
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
ALLIES RECOGNIZE TASK IF TAKING GROUND TAKEN BY GERMANY IS
 DIFFICULT UNDERTAKING

LONDON, Jan. 2-The allies recognize that the task of recovering from Germany the territory seized by that country in the first terrific onush of her troops will prove ormda be undertaking hence the pOspOnemen of the allied offensive movement grand scale until such time they able put into the field larger number of fresh troops In the mean
 time each side continually feeling the strength of its opposing nes and the French soldiers executing the greatest pressure the limits of the long extending from the English channel to Alsace
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
INCOMPLETE TEXT IF THE AMERICAN NOTE II BRITAIN AROUSE 4
 HOSTILE SENTIMENT

LONDON, Jan Qualification in this city of the full text of the American note to the British government on the question of the unwarrantcd interference with American shppn has dispcled the slight irritation among the people occasoned by incomplete sentences which appeared in the first summary of the message. There many prominent Engshmen who thought they something like umatum in the note but
 perusa of the actual context of the phrases has dspced this misconcephon.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
SUL TAN FEARS CONSTANT|NOPLE
 WILL FALL AND |S LEAVING

ATHENS Jan 2Dispatches received here state that the Sultan of Turkey and all his court preparing to leave the city, fearing the early fall of the capital before attack of the allied feet which, it reported, preparing begin siege of Constantnope and the forts guarding the city.
 The attack Egypt which planned by the Turks has been abandoned and the troops destined for this expedition have been recalled to reinforce the army of defense.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
ALLIES IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM HAVE BEEN COMPELLED ID
 ASSUME DEFENSIVE

LONDON, Jan 2-The German attack along the line in France and Belgium in reply the offensive movement of the allies has developed to such point that the allies the defensive along the greater part of the line The extent of German offensive shown by todays reports from Paris which speaks of heavy night attacks against the allies although the reports state that the attacks have not been made great force and all have been repused with
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
UNFIT. TO RULE SAYS
 NM. H. TAT I

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-Ex-Presi- dent William H. Taft appeared before the senate committee which now has under consideration the bill provid- ing for the ultimate independence of the Philippine islands. Mir. Taft stat ed to the committee that. in his opin- ion, it would take more than self gov ernment. He said that the philippines must acquire character before obtain ing self government.
 -:o: :--
 Daily Times gets Associated Press dispatches.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
RUSSIA REFUSES TO PERMIT
 RESUMPTION SALES OF LIQUORS

PETROGRAD, Jan. 2-The last appeal against the Rus sian prohibition decree failed Thursday when the councils of Perograd and Moscow rejected petition to authorize the of the sale of light beer and wines The recent final order discontinue the sale of all alcoholic drinks issued with the reservation that the city councils should have right appeal for authorization to the sale of per cent beer and light wines.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
BRITISH BATTLESH|P FORMIDABLE SUNK AND SEVEN HUNDRED
 OF CREW DROWNED

LONDON, Jan. 2-An official bulletin issued by the war office today states that the British battcshp Formidable sunk yesterday in the English channel by or submarine Only sevenOne survivors of the officers and picked The Formidable vessel of 15000 tons displacement and completed in 1891 She carried of 78l officers and men.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
HUNGARIAN VILLAGERS FLEE
 BEFORE RUSSIAN INVADERS

LONDON an 2-Advics received here today indicate that the Germans still trying to push forward in Poland, but with little success the Russians holding them firmly in check In the south the Russians have driven the Ausans back for sixty miles, and the vctos have crossed the Carpahan tans into Hungary The inhabitants of the Hungarian villages fleeing before the invaders, making resisence
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
AMBASSADORS FEAR ALLIES
 LOMBARD CONSTANT|NOPLE

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan 2-|The Austrian and German embassies in this city transferring the arceves of their office to Asia Minor fearing that bombarCment of the capital is imminent by British and French warships
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
GERMAN A|RSH|PS AGAIN
 DROP BOMBS IN DUNNRK

PARIS Jan 2-An official bulletin issued today states that four German airshps flew Dmkrk yesterday dropping several bombs The extent of the damage done whether not any lives ost not included in the bulletin.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
GERMANS ABANDON FIGHT
 FUR POSSESSION q. GEORGES

BERLIN Jan An official bulletin issued this afternoon states that the idea of retakng the hamlet of St Georges from which the Germans driven by a surprise attack of the al lies has been abandoned because of the high there
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
REPORT EMPEROR MUST HAVE
 OPERATION LIN H|S THROAT

ATHENS Jan. 2-Varous afoat here, which, however, have not been authenticated concerning the cond ton of the German It is said that the condition his throat has reached such stage that he must Berlin to have surgical operation performed for his relief
The Cordova daily times., 1915-01-02
SON OF GERMAN CHANCELLOR
 KILLED FIGHTING IN POLAND

BERLIN, ,Jm 2-The eldest of the Imperial Chancel Tor Berhmann Helweg killed in the fighting in Poland gently according official bulletin issued by the war office today.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-17
Articulos Ajenos
;PATRIOTISMO?

la Prcnsa. 10 San Antonio. To-
yas. hizo dias atras. una cOmrdlia
Interpolation 4 varjOS di]StlngntioS
m~cyicanOS para que :" SlrVIrran
manirrStar 10 que. hnhlcre d" rI"r-
to On. los rumorrs circuIadoS sobrH
rmc clos hahian rrlrbrldo o "Sta-
ban DOR rrlcbrar con ri gnbi"rno
americana IN ronvrniO h~nchornnSo,
Dor medic del cual So lntrntaria
In seduction del .:ntrincado profile
ma mryirano.
De rng0nccS aci han t~ranscurrl-
Ito baStantcS .iiaS y Il In. interpcla-
ci6n aludida solo nan contestant:
lie una manrra Categorical Y que
murho lr hnnra. ri sr1or Edurdo
y. Iturbid": y r0n rvaSivaS. 81 So
nor Ii. Rafael Reyes E>pindOla.
solo la rOrlahn 81 ~Silcnri0
nara hahIarnOS de SI mOIHStia. de
81 prSimiSmO. dc Sus trabaioS ru-
dos. ,lr las tarcaS prriddiSticaS. lei
lratah0 MrI.ane Oramp0. dr Ia ayu-
la americana prrStada 4! senior
.Juirc2 y dr In r"Iirada del gene
raj Diaz. prrO sin rrr"rirSr para
NADIA ri curStI6nari0 dc Ia Prem
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-17

mas. "
Tran ustrd I colaci6n 81 Ira
lado Ne Lane-Ocampo. pretfndtpD-
DO de- SECURE. rstablecnr con hsc
antecrdrntr una raz6n de pes6..cn
PRO dn %algunoS tratadOS que eSten
rrlrbrarSc o que Sc hayan ce:-
lrhrado va. prro tai prrtrnSi6R mo
pasa dc ser una bob"ria. A1rcli
rOnvcnio, y por II rausa que uSlnd
.apunta, no lego, por fortuna, a tc:
nrr cfncto. no obstante 10 cual, Ia
reaction cay6 vcncida en- Calpu-
liiipam en- 1860. La historic In
faIIado sobrr cSe hecho y 10 ,iIa con
dcnado absolvirndo. sin embargo.
Ia ofuscaci6n de aluellos ilustFes
varones. cuyaS virtudes civiras, prem
.,las morales y hOnradcz sin ma
.rIlla. conStituycn I'M lesitimO oreu-
lilo. para la Patria Mexicana.
81 csa ~oruscaciGn de los srf3reS
.Iuirn2 y Ocamu0 Ia Slio Jizgada
con tania snveridad 1c6mo puhdc
srrvir rSn antrcndfnlc para distul-
par iratados semeianteS?... fla
nfusraciGn de aver sienificaria ma
ia junio 4 Ia generalization de
hey? ~.
Con .cl miSmo. obiclo sigue dlTien
,lo listed que ell senior JuarcZ "arep
Ia la dcrisiva ayuia americapa
para la ret;rada de los fraucnses::.
prr0 -maliciGsamente omite dfcir
cn que cOnsiSti6 esa ayuda, cual
fur, SUI cnStO Y cual 10 "meaoS
-4rlmrttaHte. de- rtte:~~Poc bdevedad
no hasO mem0ria de- psos hechDs
transrribifndOlos aQui: nero dcsa-
flo al senior Reyes EspindOla a ole
JOS iiaga, drmnstcapdO Ia analosia
que erciende raStabicnnr. 81
no. senior L.ir...: ::DefirnGa USED
cuanto IIIicfa 4 las p"rSnnast%ie
su sinpatia Q ea-@ts compaHg.es.
prrn no yu"lv1 Al! ias,fD:c ara
Pasa a Ia. pag ia. Col. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-17
La resurrection del villismo


Fl viiliSmo nos ha deparado una
SnrprcSa rXtraordinaria: Ia de 81
r~esurreccI6a. Fl crnnISta no creia
IN milaGro, ir eS,a iuio!c Y ienia
para i 1ur auu Ia misma historic
dp Lizar0 SOLO era una hrrmTsa
paraho!a dr los I.ihro> Santos. Pero,
ante la evidcncia he los h"chOS,
fuerza cS rcniirSe: Y. por eSta vcz
a mcnnS. 81 incrcdulidad natural
- We en 81 caSo de- confn>ar uu" r.
milagr0 rSta hecho.
Va no habia cohesion on las tilas
del "aranguiSmo." nj 81 I'm dia
ap-eiaiaS uni,IadrS de combatc. tc-
MAN deSeDs de- yn!vcr a los camp"S
Il. batalla para disputar una Veto
ria uua - les ne=aba. IlerIdO de-
muerGe en- Irapuato Y Celaya, aca-
bd De <ucumhir en- -AguascalI"ntc>,
solo faltaba que - lc dlcra Sepu.-
aura en- Torrc6n o chihuahua, tea
,ro he sus mejorcS dias y de suS
mas SOnaioS 6XitoS.
Angeles conSpiraba por 81 cuen-
Ia con M~aytorena Y otrOS e!emenioS
cytraHnS haSta entonces a Ia fac
ci6n ~frontrriza: Raul Madero y e.
general Maxine Garcia habian Sa-
lido Dc f. Pa>o para viStar, en- 81
vjaje De mriSmO forzoSo, los te-
rrenos ie Ia Exposition Paciflc0-
panamrha: Emilio Madero deciara-
bl no tener por ahora negoclos
81 Mexico: Alberto Mader0 decIdIa
g&dicarSe poc tempo indefinldo en-
a.guna riudad norteamericana; los
"~generales' y c0AsejarOs deSeFta-
Dan, y haSla In misma senora Cora!
he EiIla,-primera eSposa del "JeIe
lie todas las OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a
con0cer sus prop6Sitos y Sus es-
peranzas: iria q Los Angeles o San
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-17

Francisco, con cl deseo de que prom
tn ~ .r rruniera 81 marldo.
Como = q! mledo hub!"ra dcJado
de ccnIr las accl"neS Il" los anti
=u"S subor'iInad"S a ia paSiVIhad
ahSoluta,-lur Tia Slio IA caracte-
rlSt!ta ue rsta eh":ne canada de
"ciudaianos armaio>, -deStc To-
rreIn ~t"legrafiaban a Villa anun-
clandoie que los "~Solfad"S no que
rian dlSparar IN tlF" mas en- '"-
f"nSa Suya. = no NoNla para a!en-
tar!"S con Su pr'Sencla y, sobre to-
10, - no les envIaba artIcuioS de
prlmeTa n"c"Sldad. Ia b~ancarrola
era '''a!' +! fSa>''e' c''"P'eto:
aa.;an3, .ho.a
sa".ocor5i -, a~mnrss,i,o for,oso
para los mineros que hahria de Dro
'IutI a. d!-tIiHtS I'4it'H"IC TIC minus
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-17
PLATICAS P0PULARES
FL se1or presidente Madero ante la repre-
sentaci0n naciOr1al

10 10. c,,Io- r,IanoI,.. al 81
o-a., :; o,aamo, al oro
s,,oa
=. ,,I:s j. ,o,o = ran,
to,, - ahior;lo o,I.o In
lio Ic 1911 ! Cprrn dr 1912, re-
sulIo nm, I~ism;nu.iin ,in ,.nrca Jn
,.inro ntili,nns ln nnSos . sen dol
,@.n;pfa noc c;nrtn"
Imam sioui6 diciondo mo nso
rnd,r,itp .sl.ha n~rnvista drsdn ha-
ri, lipmno y ..urn on Inlrha marie
"a J.bia a 1uc 81 Iltimo srmrstrr
do 1910 nlyo ryfraor.iinario mo-
Jimiaoto nor IN eclrhraci6n del
Cenlrnario De IN In,Fapcndrncia. por
Ia r1r no tcnia IN suririrntc i'm
p0rIanria para producer alarma
acnrra del porycnir rronnniro lie
In u~nnih'ira"
(. rrririG an s,oui,fo = n R,.nta
,Inl Tiu,Lro dirirmto ,un ora mrDos
,iasra,orahlr. Inr IN DropcnsjGn q
Il h1i IN lua 80 observable NJ fIDl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-17

w m< uranamo> de- clio. Lrio> de no>otro> >"mciantr hai"Ia' con-
frnamo> Fl acto rH Ia HTNma iurHla que ii difectamthtc h"S lccIar' Ia
>ando ar alto i "onGruni>mo nacnnalnta" de 81 prrtrdico. muy dis
r1uhc u - tirnr ru rurnta que hM" NNaS las d"Arionr~ de. Ncnor Ia
IRON iimInlc> cahda en- Iugar prcicrcntr DE- ~ Columns. pa~and" por
alto csc onortuui>m0. rcpctimoS. drhruo> maniic>tar que Ia conducta
quc ahDra >iaur en- 10 relative i las difrultadc~ intcrnaconaI"> que Ms
rauSa que d6 motive Il la drtacibn, = de- aqnrla> que ha"rn honor a TO-
dos los que anana Su patFia - amor fmertr y dr>interf~ad".
pero r>od bP ~pryir de F>carmirnho 4 Ia prrnSa del Primer Jele pa
ri no hacrr dc NS lengana> rSpadaS de dos ffo> que TN la cialqueFa
>r ,urtNan contra clos Isl 80 los adyertImOS haze IN mes ac0pi0
dr rayonanipnt0>. hariTnd0ic~ YER en- 10 que Sc rrIrrla = In p"r>rcu-
sion iniciada contra Fl genera! iIurra y >S partidarioS. que la neuIral'-
dad americana lu ui>nrn HunrILIiirs u los ou"> que Il los "'r">: p" Il i>
carranci>ta> l> lcqara IL ,l dr SER los pcr>rguido> y qe ri hc"n'r-
nentr \ turpc que >anc"naran III aIn"l ease. Ii c"ndurta d" h> pr"rr-
rpS de Washington. puc> - Sanction SPrEl inv0caia y ScrslrEa de JUS
1ficaci6n y anrcrdenrc Fl dMA Va prdNim0. cn que q dfcretara de name
rt dcIinitila. 1t rlminac6n del Primer Jfr del cScrnamo poitco de
NtNro.
ToIu este II eta rcaIlaRdo al pie de Ii letra. \ Ia amenaza que Sc
crrnc >ohrr FL peri6diro de Laredo Il que nos renm0> rFIirtendo. hay que
agrruar la c0nf>caciin de- uu carganento de arna> consiJnado Il las a-
toridadc> rarranci>ta> de la frontrra, y que tuV0 lugar race Tres dta>,
srgIm las noicia> que public6 IA PtENSA.
! este IL c> mas que Ell principle de- In tornenta que $" aIecina...
VA .rrin l> paridario> del senior Carranza como prSan y emo d-
Tn has Iryr% Dr. In ncutraidad () americana. halandoSe rll0S. como aho-
IA ~ hanan. del Vtro ndo dc In barrirada.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-17
SECCION EDITORIAL
LA ERASE POR PASlVA

fl mai rrmplo rInir: las drEator"< Sc muliPi"an.
BESIDE que FL senior Barrnn don iIrribertn-hHo u apaf''"' !" "a -
ranariO tie la cimdad maldta-" rSpirituS ha habido Que s. "h '""' '
made de pa enfrrmedad mora! de- impudica y rfbalamlfh'" pt p"nr''
dr<de hacr amOS-quzaS hP>hr los tFrno> amos de s." mId"''-' "H.""
rDnTidrnral del Primer Irr. Drbr r>tar uIan0 p" N"t >> p"'"".
rS han herho pSrurE- IN mma yFrha h At crfrrhoe II rtr ramp" """ -"
Sembrada ' rHa en- ,mS dc fiorrrimenio. Que mas! FL t'"'f"" Ia
roSrrhndo Va las primiria< ri fruto e # Sal"nd r sits "rr Ia ir
lie Ia drlari6n rSti ahi rnNrnrnaniu Ii miSma aim">icE' que pF'>n" :"
deSlrrolIu. III carranri>mo r~ .irima del mi>mo NAL que I" >"hr'r i
los OFOS.. -
:IsecordaS..-. In da-""m0 "troS much">-r>r pcrl"oc" mp"9-
ni duramrntc al prc>idcntc Wilson. por Ia ingcrcnria olIr">a ' aFh'ra-
ria que st ha propF~o t"mar rn los a>mnio> p0itico> de rNco' al
impuqnac5n e>taha hcrha rn ttrnin0S rrSpeimo>o>. pc" 'Irif>; en- i"r
ma DE- hacrr rr>aitar In alta iuIicia lie In ra">a que hcm"> vent" dr-
irndiendo.
III <rnor 8arr5n que pa>aha pot ahi hacicnd" RI mai como Ia P">'''
Sc !r ocurPi1 drtrnrrSr y II d0 pI case inautto de 0We IN meNrah" que
So cree ~ibrrtador" \ que 81 dice "rry0lurionariH drlaafa n h"hhDre
de- In lbrrtad \ de In rcvnlucinn. Il sar0S rOnpaIriota> SmH">-rh'rr 'h"H
nG<otr0%-Wuc cumplan q ST drber drfendiendo los lWr"> ne >h ma
riUnaidad de las aqrr>onrS dc un Hnhirrn0 r\raho. l la "lar"n ne
hrrha ante ri mf>mO pre<idemr Wilson. atoritad a quen arudra fI agrn-
t. ronrdrncial DIET Primer IFfr. ARA atTarr N0hre n">or"> i"ha> las YER
>rcucionr> de- one n q pucdr harrrnGs Nirtima> Il H"hifrno hr san 'ah
de Ilua-
W. pro>prrn Ia arrion de don Ihrihcrto. ROM" Il" die" Ell d'r'ch"; pc
ro no por ESQ dr1 tie SRI mrmo> infamr y memo antipairi"l'ra~ ESia>g rh
lS las de- aui a prSar dc >W> nurlo> ! capitalcS drfrcl0S. tienrn IN on
rrptu mis- rIc,aho dr la ju>tma que FL que >u>tentan los leaders GA
rranci<ta> ' ~ahrn rr>prtar la lbcrni he penSamhemt". a pr>ar lie que f"
son nj Ehprtadorr>. t) nj apd>0e>. t:j nj narlire>- CO
la paSado deSde PnIOnceS POGO tirmno-un mes aptna>-H Va i>
AMIGOS \ impalindOrr> del senior CarranXa Il cncucnlran lei 0r0 Iao
de la hurrmada. les ha Icgado Ia yer de- sci yctimA> tie N> mlSmo> pro-
rrdrrr> Y hrr aTuI Un I'M prriNti-u de Laredo que hntfe Il tgnaS a IT,
maaogi>mo agudo ha >i0 drtaado pOr cl ni>m" capiiuI" 81" n">otr">
ante ri Drirrr de la CASA Banra.
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Pasa Ia o.. col. 90.
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I.;.iirita.


.A-radccemuS Jos bondadoS0s con
erpto> con que nos ~Iaynrecc. F.
u>;ri "muy meXlcana Y muy anna
HE. Tendrrmo> '=ISto an publican
TODD II 1ur nos "nvja.
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Pasa a Ia Paa ia. Col. -
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=. !. tiusiad.

NJ pu-.in- ~puD.!car~r. Ia aina -
la.naa. o.-a %. .'n-uai" - vlru.-a-
90. p~a.a~. mmirrario O. rnNin S'l~
rrr,jut'sau-~ a o-"0> pr-lddl'"-.
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CuriO>O.
i.aSirnV!!!e.

DeSea listed saDer n vcria-
irra idantidad de Hose Arcane"
,iu>ta curio>idai! In homhre que
ua leiio de chico a .Anajole Fran
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-12-10
With the Solid Clans.

One essential fact about northern
Albanian clans is that they have re-
NAMED exactly as they were when the
Norman Crusaders landed on their
coasts from southern Italy and rode
along the ruinous Roman road that
still leads to Constantinople.
Their SHOWS and their poverty, their
strange tongue a2d their habits Of
rapine. have been the amber that has
preserved the prehistoric fly.
If novelist or historian wished
to plunge himself into the atmosphere
of the Dark Ages at some period after
the barbarian invasion and before the
full recovery of the power of the
church he could not do better than
spend year among the Mirdites or
the Malessori
They profess Just such a nominal
Catholicism as reigned in Europe be-
fore the superstitions of the primitive
north had been partly dissolved in
baptismal water.
They hold their faith with the same
partisan intensity which made Arians
or Catholics of Goths and Vandals be-
fore they were Christians.
The one social fact in their lives is
the solidarity of the clan.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-12-10

corner and fastening with a pin
through the corners and center Drive
a stick into the ground GA, Fig 81.
pivot a short stick on its top (B, Fig
81, and to one end of this short stick
drive the center pin of the pinwheel,
and to the other end tack cardboard
tail Cd. Four sticks driven into the
ground several inches from the base
of stick A, with their tops tied near
the top of A, will complete the wind
mill.
Figure 9 shows hand pump, and
Fig. 10 shows how it is made of a
clothespin (A), with short peg OBJ
fastened in its slot for spout, and a
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-12-10
BEEcHER-FATHER AND SON
Strong Bond Of Affection and Sym
patty That Existed Between
the TWO.

How fitting where the energy and
enthusiasm of unwearied youth invite
from the ripened experience of matur-
er men the benediction of their in
fiuence! One Of my friends was pres
emit many years ago in Plymouth
church, Brooklyn, when this occurred.
It was in the days when Lyman
Beecher had come to make his home
with his illustrious son, and every
Sunday he was in the pastors pew en-
joying the services in that great
sanctuary. One morning Henry Ward
Beecher was unfolding some aspect
of the new theology as he had come
to hold it. when suddenly up stood
Lyman Beecher. saying, Henry, may
/ say word just there?" Beecher
paused in his sermon and with look
of filial affection at once responded,
Certainly, father, say on!" Then
Lyman Beecher turned to the congre-
cation and said: Henry puts 1t this
way. But it is not that way-it is
this way"-ard rs proceeded to state
the truth as he saw 1t. Henry Ward
Beecher stood listening to his father
with an expression on his face which
blessed the listening, wondering con-
gregation more than many sermon.
And when Lyman Beecher had con-
Guided, he paid lovely tribute to his
fathers influence upon his own life
and then resumed his sermon where
he had been interrupted. - From
Charles r. Browns Bible Glass in the
Congregationalist.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-12-10

edge will not have to be finished off,
Join the blue field to the stripes in the
same way you joined the stripes.
With the field and stripes assem-.
bled, make binding of canvas for the
staff edge, doubling this over the
ends of the stripes and field, turning
in the edges and sewing with dou.
BILE row of stitching Gig. A.. Then
buy couple of large iron washers at
the hardware store, for grommets
Gig. ~, and sew these in the doubled
binding edge, one at each corner, to
tie ropes to for fastening the flag to
pole.
Cutting and sewing on the stars
neatly requires care and patience. For
the forty-eight stars needed you must
cut twice as many, because they must
be fastened upon both sides of the
field. To make a pattern for the FIVE
pointed stars, first describe a circle
four inches in diameter upon a piece
of cardboard, and divide the circum-
ference into five equal parts Gig. 81;
then connect the five division points
with straight lines Gig. 81 cut out the
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-12-10
Royalty Fond Of Strong Drink.

"Cobblers and thinkers are your true
ale drinkers" yet Merry goe downe."
SO called for its slides downe mer-
rily," has not lacked for royal patron
age. Queen Elizabeth pronounced ale
AN excellent wash" and likes it so
strong" Lord Burleigh writes: There
is no man able to drink it." And
Catherine-the worst and the wisest-
had no small Partially for the brew
of Burton, which even in her day was
imported in great quantities into Rus
STA.