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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-19
De Sociedad
MiTRIM0\O CIVIL.

Hoy trndri lugar IN In casa No.
$40 de la raIir tir Prc0> al Sur. cl
matrimonial civil del senior Mace
donio Toyar con Ia >rlnrita Lola
ArnSIa. aclo que apaIrinarin e!
senior priXrdi> SaarhrZ y Ia Srn"-
rita I>i:lora del miSmo aprilid".
l.ar"a luna de- micI 'ir>ram"S 4
los dr>p0>adoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-19
Tr:urfo Zarasqueta en- ell c~oncurso
de trio de pichon.

SAN SEBASTIAN, Sept. 16.-Se
ha efectuado ell concurso del trio de
pich6n en- opcion 4 Ia copa del Cast
no ' ell premio de Is mil pesetas,
siendo el triunfadcr ell tirador Eibar
D. Victor Zarasqueta, que ha sido
muy fclicitado por sus amistades y
por cuantos presenciaron el concur
so.
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FL. PERITU fETERi\ARf0 DE Ia
CIuDAD iDLIERTE 4 LOS DUE
SOS DE EACtS FL PELiGRO
OLE E.XISTE. DE QUE ES-
TAS CONyRiIGAN Ia FiE
BRE LLiMADA DE liz
GARRAPiTA.

Fl 81. ". G.. Hand. prriio vrIe-
rinariO del GubicrnO. acOnSrj& que
las varaS de o~rtirila IT." Ia Ciudad.
no drbrn lIrvarSr. an este tempo.
a los DaStOS VrricS q frrScOS. por
rauSa de- la epidemic de- Ia garra-
pata. Dice uu- los iUrHOS lie VacaS
llevan 4 los animaIcS que "a no
producer lechr. 4 eStOS pa>toS. eN-
rrprionaImcntc bucnaS. prro londc
racilmcntc pucden infrrtar>H. i So
ticnc en- curnla. SObrr TODD. In" los
animalrS no cSiin acOStumbrai0S Il
Sufrir eSta playa.
La fiebre de la garrapata. no
produce los mi>m0S cfcrtoS IN cl
@anadO del campo que en 81 DE- IA
Ciudad. para este liItimO. cast STEM
pre- ~ fatal. pueS los anim&lrS re-
Sirntan por " pr!n"ra los rfrctos
lie Ia cnGrrmcdai. Los ganadrros
r>tan r~OmcnzaniO a c0m0c"r 81 va
Tor del Su"rO. Que como antlhOtO
So rmplra contra eSia lnferri"n.
Fl pcritO Ina >ido IlaamiO de var!uS
Iu&arrs de- Ia vrriudad para apIl-
carlo. lantO en- 81 ganadO Narun0 CO.
mo rn II mrnor q IT, pri0. ohtr-
ui"NiOSr pOr este medic Ia lIlinu-
- - H.. .,T,,GL. ,, 40,
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nESEO Saber nombre Y direction de selora
mcXlcana. de unos 30 amos he edad, que sea
inicl!gcnle Y cducada. de Huena presencia.
No impOrta que iensa I'M hiiO. Dirijanse 4
james T.. Lane, General Delivery, Phoenix,
Arizona. GID
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pESEO sIb"r 81 paradcrO Il" mis- hermanos.
CcnObin y E>eGuicl BcnavideS. Fl paSadO
rcbrrro - rncOniraban en BrlunfelS, Tex.
GraiirIcarc lIberalmcntr al inrormanie. Di-
riiir inufOrfncS =: ltclItildc Benavidcs. Box
-. fi"<-InaN. Tex. (g-2Dl
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DESEt C.iSARSl:


Sc GRATIFICA con DIEZ PESOS a Ia perso-
nj que de inrormacidn eyacta del domicillo
actual q paradc:O del sclor carlos Ramos
Topete, que haze tres mcseS sc encontra-
ba en- Arlington. California. Dirijanse a
Enrique Ramos Topete. Miami, ella Co.,
Arizona. 9-t9)
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e nuevo altar de la virgen de
Covadonga.

OVIEDO. Sept. 16.-Se ha estre-
RADIO con fiestas religiosas de mu-
cha pompa y lucimiento el nuevo al
tar de ia Virgen de C~ovadonga, re-
galado al santuario donde Sc venera
Ia sagrada imigen de las cuevas de
C~ovadonga.
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DR.. FRANCISCO vAZOrEZ GONEZ.-cirugfa
general. Esprcialmcnte cnrermadedas de na.
riz. garganfa Y OidoS. OrirLna, 27 Frost
Bldg. Houston 81. Y Main Ave. Telffon0s:
Travis 1890 Y 3fii: Nucvo t73. t9-3N
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-19

COMPRE listed ell Almanaque Ilnstrado para
1915 sn Is Liberia de I.oZano: soc Ell elem
nlar. Por correo Coo q %cualQuler psrte &c
los Estados UnldoS.
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FL senior Dato conferencio con cl Rey
y lie do euenIa de la situacicn.

MADRID. Sept. l6.-El prcsiden-
tie del Consejo de Ministries. senior Da-
to. ha tenido una larga ~entrevista con
S. NJ. el Rey Alfonso Y en- el curse de
las de~liberaciones tenidas ell e. Con-
sejo de Ministries celebrado aver.
Reselo ol senior Dato Ia situaci6n
de Espana en- el actual momento Y Ia
interior del pals, hacienda saber 81
Monarch cuaies eran los acucrdoS a
CUE Sc h&bia llegado en- dicha reu-
Mon de sus consejeros. a~segurando
cue los ministries dedic2ban prefe-
rente ~arenci6n 4 varios proyectos que
el gobierno habri de Someter d Ia san
ci6n del Parlamento tan prOnto como
Sc abran las Cortes, c~ontandose entire
elias las reformas del cjGrcito Y Ia
Ley de presupueSto5 generates de n
naci6n. en- las cuales. seGUn dijo, no
Sc han hecho notifications aprecia-
bles scbre ell ultimo PFC ?uesto.
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Las ~cotizaciones de l;b:as y frances
en- Madrid.

MADRID. Sept. 16.-Hoy Sc han
cotizado en- n bolsa las libras ester
linas a 24.9t y los frances a 1915.
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De Espana a Nueva York Sc estable-
ce-a una Inca de vapores rapiaos.
E1GO, Sept. 1G.-Las fuerzas Vi
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DIyERSOS-

Sc NECEsITAN MlNEROS-Mina de S pies
de carbon. bnen trabajo, NINA SEGA, casas
conf0rlableS. bIena aqua Y eScuela puDlica-
No pagamOS iranSporte. TraDaIo seguro.
Tomcn 81 rerrocarril Missouri. Kansas q
Texas. Independence Mining Company, Phe.
Ian, Texas.
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VIII

Nadie intent6 detener a Urso nj
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R0FEsIONALES-

Da. sALOME CARA ALDAPE de Ia Fscultsa
dc Mexico; autorLzsdo Ell el Estado DE To-
KS: espectnlisia Ell Intermediates senlto-
nrtnsrias v cirujfa en- general Resldeec1a,
Avenue D. 1881. Telefono Travis 1897. OH
Gina, Frost Building. Telefonos, Nuero III:
Vfeio Travis 1914.
, 1915-08-25
Total Frcs. l, 850.S3

Adoptod the 18th Jmuary 1915.
Sub Item III the Mhtta ANIL Fire
DrpaltmpHt.
For the MILITIA Corps is further
granted
For accoutrementa on account Of the
enlistment Of new members Of the
corps, e<timnted Mt. -.... Frcs- }, 100
Sub Item VIII The Road Department
STREETS etc.
Sub new number 6 is granted
Compensation to the former Chairman
of the Road Commission, former Build
ing Inspector j. Vldeb@k a Frcs. 1870
yearly, for 3 months. ....... Frs. 375
II. Sub Item XIV. Differs Expenses.
Divers Supports. New number +:
For the former District Midwife H0yer-
support from L December 1914 to 81
Ma CHI 1915 a Frs. $50 a year. Frs. 220.
SUD Item WI Uncertain Expenses
il 4 further granted
For the restoration Of the cemetery in
Ch|ristinnsted ......... Frc4. l 500 90
For printing Of u catalogue of
laws and Ordinances valid in the
Danish West India Islands; clpssed
according to their dates aud subjects
&c, ST. Croix share Frcs. 703-l2&
adopted the 29th March, 1915:
Sub Item III The Judiciary ant
police Department is furthrr granted
For Office expenses for the Judge,
Recorder aud Po!icemaster IN Chris
tiansted's Jurisdiction =. Frcs. 10000
For do. for do. i'll Freder-
iksted's Jurisdiction.... So. 0
[. .Scb Item II. The Customs Depart
ment, is further granted:
For office expenses Mt
Christiansted's Custom
House Frcs. $50 80
II. Sub Item Z. The Pilot and har6our
Department is further granted:
For inventory ..... ...... Frcs. 81 80
V. Sub Item VI, The Postal Department
is further granted
For assistance IN Chris
tiansted's Post Office Flcs. 1.250.00
, 1915-08-25
Public Examinations,
/ SGUOOLN

-
MONDAY Aug. 3Oth. Princess ShooI DE
ginning Mt u. M
1ONoDAA Aug. 3lst. East Hill School g
a, M
hUhHDA1 0eptf. 2nd. Peters Rest
ochooi q a. M
fhIDA1 Septr- 3rd- ErcdensfeId School,
Lower Glasses o. a. m)
NlONDAA Septr. 9th FrIedensfeld School,
Fll2her CInSSes - a. M
"hDNEoDAA Septr. 8th. Diamond School,
lower Glasses 90 a. m)
1AOh9DA1 S"pber. 9th. Diamond School,
HI&hel Classes q Il. n.y.
FRIDAY Srpber. 10Th. Annaly School 60
a. M
H. PHIII IE SCHOOLS.
, 1915-08-25
Translation.
NOTICE
TO II

ri IS hereby notified for general informa-
-" ton that according to communication
from the Consulate at this place OF the Re-
public Of "Columbia' a revolving light has
been erected at the entrance to the Bay Of
"Santa Marta" on the summit of "NlorrO
Grande" showing a white flash Of u seconds
followed by m eclipse of y seconds.
The light is 225 Srglish feet above the sea
level and visible Y English miles.
Government Secretary's Office, St.Thomas,
the Goth August, 1915.
BERNER.
, 1915-08-25

Inc minutes OI the last IuG6lluS hGAO
read and tacltly adopted.
The Chairman (St0henunlD then read tho
communication to the Council since last
meeting.
!. Letter from Government No. 1883,
of 10 August q. c. reading.
Pursuant to Ordinance of 4 May 1886 con-
corning the trade in and sale Of Rum and
other distilled strong liquors in ST. CrolX,
CIR. Ordinance of 9TH July 1898, it is hereby
officially proposed that a tax for snle accord
ing to Ordinance of 1886 3 for the three
years 1914-16 is demanded with the snme
amount as in the last years, viz: 900 FrcS.
yearly.
1t is requested that this proposal be placed
on the Order of the Day for the Councils
first ordinary meeting, and would therefore
not come on to-day.
2. do. from do. No. 1854, of To- August
a. c. reading:
On the most submissive representation Of
the Ministry Of Finances il has pleased His
Majesty the King by Royal Resolution of
10Th June a. c. most GENEROUSLY to sanction
the following Additional Money Bills to the
Budget for the Municipality of S. Croix for
the FinaucinI year from lst April 1914 to
3lst March 1915 adopted ut 2nd Discussion
by st. Croix Colonial Council on the below
mentioned days
1doptcd the 9TH Ju1y 1914.
I. S"d Item VII THE militia md Fire
Department.
A For the Militia Corps is further
granted ........ ...... Fro. 10 600
II. IStb Item WIZ The Rond Department,
Streets etc. is granted:
A Contribution from the Colonial Tre0-
sury in accordance with : II of the Road
Ordinance of 9th June 1884, to the repairs
of the roads in East Eud Quarter, espe-
cially Mt the estate Great Pond Frcs. 300.
III. Sub Item Y. The Sanitary Department
is granted:
/. Sub 3. Expenses at the Communal
Hospitals:
Personal allowance for the henduurse
at Petel'd Farm Hospital 800 FrcA. a
year or for the time from L July 1914
to 31st March 1915. ...... Frcs. 225.
4. Snb new No. 3. For tue
training Of II midwife at the
State Hospital. i. :, $500. " 1926
". Sub Item XIL. THE Prison DepaJt-
meut is further granted
Seniority allowance to the Jailor Jensen
IN Frederiksted ......... ...... Frcs. $50.
V. SUB Item NV. DirerS Erpeoses:
l. DicerS Supports is granted
To former sewing mistress Mrs. G. A.
Marshall. ......... ...... Frc4. $40.
VI S0b Item XII Jncertain ErpeoSrs
is granted;
For remission of import-duty pnid;
u On hanging lamps for the Roman
Catholic Church in Frederikvted
.......... ........ ......Frcs. 46.85
b, On gifts to the Children'5
home in Christinnsted 1850
c. On gifts to the Children's
Home in Frederiksted ..... " 1880
1dopted the 23yd Ntpemder 1914.
Sub Item VI. Post Department s.
"Eor hire of u mail aud transport
vessel between the Danish West In
dian Islands, st. Croix's share Frcs.
1000 is further granted Fro. 1900.
Adopted the 23yd November 1914:
l. Sub Item III The Jpdictary and
POLICE Department is further granted
a Sub number 5. For a Police Sergeant
at Kings Hill:
For a policeman at Kings Hill
yearly ........ -. 49,. Frcs. 1920 90
or fer 3 months amman. $4,000
b. Sub new number 8:
For pay to the Court
witnesses '......... .... 4O.OO
IT. .Sub Item VI The Postal D~pDnfmpAt.
, 1915-08-25


tor the Chairman OF the hoAH comm s.
sion a Frcs. $500 a year, 5 mouths
l,o41o'3
Y. Sub Item XT. Bu1dtng ErpenSeS.
2. For repairs to public buildings IS further
granted
For requiring the public wharf in Chris
tiunsted.. 49,. ........F :c~. 1.410.724
VI .Sub Item XII Torprfqio ErDpuse<.
is granted.
For retnndinp import duty Paid bv the
AnolicAn Church of FrA14rik4tel F,ca. 4420
by tbe Roman Catholic church
OF Frederik,ted 8 1926
-
Total FIRES. 2JO.45
VII, 1t is proposed that Frc4. 1,85O.85
be granted for telephones for public Offices
and Officials:
.Sqb Item II
The Chairman of The Colonial
Council. from III H. 9 mouths
a Fr. Il. Frcs 1880.
me CoJoninl ronncirs once {. 135 90
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04
Sunday and Party
Will Arrive Here
Some Time Today

~Billy'' Sunday will arrive in Omaha
some time today. the exact hour not
being known yet. The other members OF
the party will also enter the city before
midnight.
Albert Peterson, caretaker, who dwells
in and about the tabernacle all through
the meetings, both by day and by night,
is already here. So is George A Brew
ster OF Des Moines. who will play one Of
the pianos at the meetings.
A committee of women is putting the
last dainty touches on the rooms which
the party will occupy in the Loyal hotel.
The Sunday party will find them home
like and there will be profuslon OF flow
ers TO greet them. Mrs. Palmer Findley,
Mrs. J. B. Adams and Mrs. George
Payne have this in charge The Burgess
Granden company has furnished drop
lights for all the rooms. Orchard & Will
helm have added plano lamp.
The large southwest room on the sec
ond floor will be fitted up as a reception
room and office. Schneider & Mueller
have donated a fine piano and a victrola
for the use OF the party during their
stay. with whatever records they wish.
Volunteer nurses and doctors are now
being called to take charge OF the taber-
nacle hospital. which is located under the
also, to take the workers swiftly from one
meeting to another IN different parts of
the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04
Auto Club Wants
Omaha Day Cars

The Omaha Auto club is attempting to
secure as many entrans for the auto run
to Lincoln on September 8 as possible.
That Is Omaha day at the State fair
and In order TO secure road information
and decorations for the cars It will not
be necessary to belong TO the club. any
one being welcome II they will make
themselves known. Ak-Sar-Ben pennsnts
win be given to all who desire TO make
the run, and information concerning 1t
may be gotten by telephoning to the Auto
CLUB. About seventy-five persons already
have been registered at the club rooms.
and many more are expected. Among the
enthusiasts who are going Is Randall X.
Brown. who will have two cars and a
party OF twelve with him
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04

the blood-stained soil % their fatheriand
Is wished for the brave French warriors
by their German comrades OF the Lorette
Heights"
This Is the inscription on monument
erected by German soldiers as tribute
to their fallen foes whom they buried
after the terrible struggle for the posses
sion OF Isorette Heights.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04
Saturday Specials in Neckwear

OdtuTddy OPeCtdtS W NeCKWSuI
We secured house samples of the newest
novelties in ladies neckwear for fall-Yokes,
Collars, Collar and Cuff Sets, Fichus, Quak-
or Collars, Rufus, etc. On sale at II to "a
regular prices,
Neckwear, worth soc up to $1.25, on sale in
three lots $50, ESQ and .......".. $50
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04

London, for most OF the travel with the
continent passed there. II stands Just off
Trafalgar square On the strand, near the
center Of the west end shopping district.
Before the arrival OF the Red Cross train
the ambulance motors form in a line in
a narrow side street. Ordinary motor
cars are used for the slightly wounded
and ambulsnces for the badly wounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04
Savings and Satisfaction in Every Section for Saturday


We constantly years had
regrets they've universal satisfaction patrons
Once Tried Always w. H. Merriam Shoe Co makes
speciality OF children and in their goods all the
sterling quality incident the chill
dren's school
Misses all feathers and made for
Chd Shoes like 81 80 Up
Chids kind the 81 Up
The KRlDER Pennsylvania doneoa
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04

The platforms in the great station are
kept clear, but the sishtseers. who are
largely women, gather in the forecourt
waiting for the big iron gates to open
and let out tho stream OF the slow NOV
ing cars, which pass from tho side street
into the station and then out.
People are attracted TO Chsring Cross
less from curiosity than to show their
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04

at Charing Cross station. The crowd
gathers thore about 5 o'clock every after
noon. Although not day has passed
since the early part Of the war without
the arrival of varying number OF vic
tins OF shot, shell and gas. the crowd
never lessons.
Charing Cross station used 20 be the
brightest and most interesting station In
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04
Crowds Gather to
Watch the Wounded

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.)
LONDON. July sl--one Of the sights Of
London is the arrival Of wounded soldiers
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04
Special Announcement

HtBINNIHk NIUHuUyi bUPIVtFIUtF UIII
Continuing for Four Days,
We VIII Hold on Our Third Floor Our
GREAT sEMI-ANNUAL DISPLAY OF
LACEs, DRESS TRIMMINGS AND SILKS
No expense has been spared. Every effort
has been expended to make this display the
most complete most interesting of all.
Sixty Thousand Dollar Stock of Matchless
Iaces and Dress Trimmings, I'm addition to all
that Is newest and best In Silk Dress Fabrics
will be here for your selection You are cor
daily invited to inspect these exquisite Laces.
Trimmings and Silks, varied and elegant as
you will find in any store In the land.
Arrange to Meet Your Dressmaker Here.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04
Last month Reduced Rates Via
Nickel Plate Road

New York and return. SIS. Boston and
return. z7.65. Low rates to other eastern
noints Confer with local agent, or ad-
dress. John Y. Callahan. A. c. p. A., &C
West Adams street. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04
GERMAN SULDItnS ERECT
MONUMENT FOR FRENCH

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.) |
BERLIN. Aug. IA peaceful rest In |
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04

sympathy. The men In the crowd always
raise their hats as the wounded so by.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04
Il GROCERY SALE FOR SATURDAY

fut MP your Peaches, Pears, PrunSs
and CrabappleH NOW.
BusheI box fancy Bartlett Pears, S1.I6
Extra fancy liberia FreestOne
reaches, crate ...........6 $50
4-basket crates Italian Plums ESQ
Crabapples for Jelly. large market
New POTATOES, is lbs TO the peel. $50
sweet Corn, per dozen .........lo 100
large heads Fresh Cabbage SO
punches Fresh Radishes ...6 so
lunches Fresh Onions ....... 30
heads Fresh Leaf Lettuce .... 80
Faney WAX or String Beans. III. aye
fancy Denver Cauliflower. In Il.
Fancy Ripe Tomatoes. ID. -, .a1so
Fancy Head Lettuce, each .Tik Csc
4 punches Fresh Beets or Carrots, %
Market basket Beets or Turnips l5o
IL lbs. No. ! Cooking Apples .lse
When YOU buy Potatoes or AppleJ,
buy them by weight, not measure.
is lbs, Potatoes 10 the peck
II lbs. Apples TO the peck.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-09-04

New Hand Bags - A
splendid new line of
fancy hand bags, new
styles for fall; on sale
at 40c. 60c and CSC
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-08
Drink Denison's Coffee.
Always pure and delicious.
ShrapneI in Warfare.

Shrapnel is most effective against
prone skirmishers at ranges from
1000 to 5000 meters, when burst
twenty-eight to twenty-five meters
short of the target, and against stand
ing skirmishers at the same ranges
when burst ifty-six to forty-fve me-
tiers short of the target. Black also
points out that a single shrapnel from
a light field howitzer produces a
greater number of hits when the point
of burst is favorably situated than one
fired from a field gun.
Shrapnel is also playing a most i'm
portant part in aerial warfare, and of
these antiaircraft shrapnel, all of
which embody the same general es-
sentials, there is perhaps none more
effective than that known as "Ehrhardt
antiaircraft shrapnel."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-08
WANTED TO SEE THE RESULT
Little Willie Evidently Had at Some
Time Beheid a Slot Machine
In Operation.

There are some very funny things
in a big store besides the things the
girls say about the floor walker or
the fancies the ribbon-counter boys
have about the personalities Of buy
ers and heads of departments.
For instance: The other day a
small lad, with an unmistakable stamp
of the country, was trailing his moth
er along through a big store. He was
hanging back and she was pulling.
The boy never had been in a big
store, and the place was full Of many
wonders.
All Of a sudden his pulling and lag
ging became a stubborn and pro-
nounced utter stoppage.
Come on, Willie" said the mother.
Jaw. NAV, wait" begged the boy.
NO" protested his mother. Whats
the matter with you?"
Look" cried the boy. He was
pointing to a young man leaving an
employees time clock, which the
young mar had just punched.
wait, nav" continued Willie, Il
want to see what he wins!"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-08
No Comforts on a Submarine.

From the Pittsburgh Dispatch.
Five strange, black looking craft with
fshy bodies are moored afoat at One
Hundred and Thirty-ffth street and the
Hudson river. BY their side is a vessel
that looks like q cross between 2 battles
and the pigsty battleship Is the submarine
tender. These five little things are hideous,
grewsome, ugly as sin and as leaden black
GERS Of these cigar-shaped steel boxes,
they are just as unpleasant inside as OUT
side. Every minute the men are in tho
submarine means the risk Of pneumonia
THE entire inside Of the boat sweats
like a pitcher OF ice water on q hot
day said the officer, Before we are on,
It three hours our clothes are soaked ard
they stay that way. We have absolutely
no heat, which means that the boat is
the temperature of the outside air. Son.c-
times we nearly freeze. The doctors say
that the men on 9 submarine never sleep;
they merely become unconscious for brief
intervals. h air, the odors from the
machinery. the constant vibration and the
Intense strain under which you labor
make sleep an impossfhility.
In a storm, when we ave to seal up,
the air gets. worse than anything you can
imagine. There are IS men and two Off
GERS In one OF our boats n at any mo-
ment any one of the 20 may cause the
death OF all the rest. There is no room
for mistakes The space in which III
men live Is 90 feet long and about 10 feet
wide. 4 can stand upright II I pick my
place, but most Of the time my shoulders
are bent There are no hunks: we all
spread our mattresses on an iron deck.
The dining room consists Of four electric
hot plate. Nothing in the nature 81 Z
spark Is allowed below decks. but we can
~sionally fry things. We can't smoke and
the vibration OF the engines makes Il Inn
possible to read or even play cards, so
for us to do but sit on tho door and ioof
IT each other"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-07-08
aThis limo Last Year"
From the London Times.

From the London Times,
This time last year seems, in ordinary
epochs, rather like this time last month.
Was 1t really a year ago? we ask. But
now. ever since asst August. this time
last year seems like an age g q period
in some former existence OF which our
migrating soul has retained the memory.
How far away 1t is, hat old life in q
world that on the outside was oddly like
this present world, and on the Inside
wholly different! This time last year we
were on the eve of the most brilliant
London season ever known" The nation
was face to face with more thar one
grave political problem
There Were dinners and dances. at
busy" and SO 'sfull-up.'' and there were
50 many mon1entous things to discuss.
the ballet get on without Niilnskyf
Was county cricket going to look up?
Would there be civil war Were there
any really good new things to eat? Would
3. and 3. get engaged, and would G.
and d. get dtvorced2
This time last year-weII, It was q long
time ago, and we were all much younger
In more than IS will be Is. That old.
3~ight-hearted world Is gone forever: and
when the good times come once more. we
must look for q world not light-hearted
but high-hearted. It Will have IFS pleas
ures, There will be opera and ballet:
there Will be fine clothes. and good things
to eat and drink: we shall dance ana
laugh and daily with love. But In the
new HE these Will not be the most inns
amid q deal Of hard work that win eau
Tor steady doing, solace for hearts that
ACHE, as hearts never ached this time
last year.