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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
Two North Shore Brides
This w eek Miss
Williams and Miss
AgaSSi..

Beverly, Mass, Sept. 1C.-Colonists
from all along the North Shore attend
Cd the subscription dance and bridge
tournament held last evening al the
Essex County Country Club under the
auspices OF the Junior Aid Association,
of the Beverley Hospital. Miss Julia
Meyer. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Won L. Meyer, of Hamilton, was the
chairman Of the committee in charg. Of
the affair, and she was assisted by Miss
Katharine Tweed, Of New York; Miss
Elaine Denegre, OF New Orleans, and
Miss Alice Thorndike, Of Boston. Mrs.
Charles Il. Tweed. Mrs Marshall Field,
Mrs. A. c. ?. Wichfeld, Mrs. z. s. Reyn-
olds Hit, Mrs. Bryce J. Allan. Mrs.
Oliver Ames, Mrs. Charles F. Aver. Mrs.
Dudley l. Pickman. Ms. Paul Moore,
Mrs. Allan Curtis. Mrs John L. Thorn
dixie, Mrs. Childs Frick and Mrs. George
Won L. Meyer were among the patron
esses.
Two notable weddings will take place
on Tuesday, which will bring many
from New York AID Washington. Miss
F-arcise Williams, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry z. Williams, Of Washing
ION, who are at the Farms for the sum
ner, is 70 become the bride OF John b.
Pitney, jr., Of Morristown, y. J, the
ceremony 20 take place Ct the summer
home OF Miss Williams's sister, Mrs.
Joseph Letter, at Edgewater-at-the-
Farms. The same afternoon Miss
Marie Agassiz becomes the bride OF
Cornelius c. FELTON,, jr., Of Hayerford,
Penn. at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Agassiz, at Homewood,
Hamilton. Special trains Will bring
guests for both affairs TO the Farms
and 10 Hamilton.
Representative and Mrs Nicholas
Longworth, Of Cincinnati, have been
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Bryce j..
Allan at Alanbank, their sumner home
at the Farms. Representative A. p.
Gardner is al Sycamore Farms az Ham
ilton. and Senator II. +. Lippltt. OF
Rhode Island. is at his Wiliowbrook
estate at the Farms, where his family
has been spending the summer
Judge and Mrs. William II. Moore
have returned 20 their estate, Rock
marge. at Pride's Crossing, utter a
visit in New York City. Augustus ?.
Loring, jr., Of the Pride's Crossing col
ory. has returned from stay at NJ
sgara Falls. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay
Fr.ck. Of New York, are planning TO
remain at their Eagle Rock estate at
Pride's Crossing until October.
F. Eugene Dixon. Of Philadelphia
and Miss Eloanora Sears won the mixed
doubles In the tournament Of the Mont
serrat Tennis Club this week. Amos
Lawrence. Of the Beaver Pond colony,
mas returned from 4 fishing trip TO
Na.epedia. Quebec. His cottage mas
been occupied this summer b. Reginald
&c Koven, OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
New London.

New London, Conn, Sept. lo'-Ihc
social life OF the Griswold now centres
around the members Of the Mexican
American Joint Commission. On Gun
cav evening a surprise birthday party
WAS given in the north sun parlor OF
the hotel for James Linn Rogers, spe-
cial representative Of the State Depart
mont Of Mexico. .-,..
In the party we're Mr.. and Mrs. Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
AsheviIe.

Aebevile. y. c.. Sept. 1.-The
weather at Asheville a, present Is the
fines, Of the year for outdoor sports.
Mountain parties, horseback riding mo-
,oring driving. golf and tennis all
claim their share OF devotees' and the
roads bride paths and mountain trans
o~o covered with motorists. horseback
rider. and mixers. Asheville IS as gay
AZ present as it is in mid-August' dane
inc beinr the chief attraction for even
ings. During the last week the Grove
PARK Inn dinner dance. which brought
out a large number OF Asheville society
people. and the japanese ball al the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

bile. The new class Of riders includes
Miss Beatrice Bishop. daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Cortlandt +. BISHOP MISS
Lisa 3. Parsons. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Parsons, the Misses
Theresa and Lee Eigginson. daughters
OF Mr. and Mrs.. George Higginson. jr;
Ciraud Foster IT,. John Z. Parsons 3D.
ana La. renee -,'-
'7 l''''' '.-' ''@' - ~ -
o- --l''s -.'', '''.' -,
cares were -s'' '''''' 49, ,I. -
"' '7'-p s~'7
an. ''''' 90 e., r. ~
-. 49,. - .t... fo- "a.
-. - .to f..a -, ~.-,, 10 eusd
...-t No.. ds,css and meetings In the
.-.t.o,.,
p-or,.rc-. women who are always in
r.-o,. r,- .pe c.,4e,,ba- .oa.o- have
b.,,, % arrive Nv. Charles G..
po.o-e Ms Re,iari, a. Po--er Ms.
n Dwicb. Caller arrived AZ Curtis
Ho-e. Lis week. Mrs. Carlos 81. De
Heredia rave luncheon for Mrs.
Peters al Wheatleigh. Mrs. Il. Casimir
d. Rhanr arrived for her annual visit
70 Nrs. William Douglas Sloane. Mr..
and Mrs Morgan q. harnwell. who
came I'D for 4 few days, have returned
&c Tuxedo.
L. .,5 Nee Uulis-, Hall Walker
entertained The Episcopal clergy o.
psrksbire County at Brookside in
Great harrington Monday afternoon.
Risho, William Lawrence. Of Boston.
and Bishop Thomas r. Davies. OF Lenox.
yare sro,o tho quests. Mr.. Walker
this sf.erroon entertained the Press
Climb ~ p.t.sfeld. A. his country place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
COOperSfOWn.

CooperstoVn. y. Y, Sept i6.-One OF
the most interesting dances Of the
season was that given By Mr.. and Mrs.
T Ambrose Clark a. Point Judith
Camp on Friday evening. The camp
house was decorated with japanese
lanterns, which were festooned along
4 line leading 20 Kingfsher Tower OIL
Che shore Of the lake All OF Coopers-
towns sumner colonists were present.
Miss Anna Constable gave a party
for all Of the younger member Of the
summer colon on Thursday evening
al the Crooked Cottage
Mr.. and Mrs.. Walter c. Stokes gave
. dinner on Wednesday evening Mr..
and Mrs. william Grain Bowers gave a
dinner Tuesday evening, and Mr. and
hrs John ~ Bowers are giving a
large dinner this evening before the
O-te-ss-gs dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Adams Saw
age have given several supper parties
following the O-te-sa-ga dances at
their bungalow.
The Re-. and Mrs Ralph Birdsail
gave a reception Tuesday afternoon. at
which all Of the summer colony were
present
Will Stewart. of New York, has been
entertained this week by Mr. and Mrs.
John ". Bowers at Lakelsnds.
Miss Edith Stokes is giving tea at
the Country Club this afternoon.
Waldo Johnston was the host at a
picnic supper on the shore Of the lake
on Sunday evening. Another picnic
will be given tomorrow evening By
the Misses Patterson.
Among those stopping at the Feni-
more Hotel this week from New York
are Miss Carlotte Mcintyre, Miss Z. n.
Osborne. Miss A. I. Osborne. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. y. Marvin. Mr. and Mrs. X.
Marin. Miss L. II Mack. Leo Mash,
II. J. Morse. p. T. Brush and Arthur
l. Chaplain
Among those AT inc O-tc-ss-ga this
week are Nrs. Ernest f. Tyler. Or. Alice
Gregory. Mr.. stephen Baker Miss
Baker. H. K. Harden. Mr. and Mrs. r.
II. White. Allen B. Watrous. NJ. and
Mrs. Frank Healy, Mss z. +. Healy,
Mr. and Mrs. +. T. Holmes. Mrs Frank
:. Cannon and Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Lane Folger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
VACATION DAYS.
CAPE COTTAGE.

CAPE COTTAGE.
ne fsroe curl these shores NTH icy finger,
Oraa7tpg oru>l IN tie sOid rock
fer ont The paint,
Bhsrs that rentess poer Of Vater clutches high nth 9hy oa
svI facing seq, her hair golden the summer sum-
hsr head Was bent, her look intent,
and wondered Uhat written U0rd bod speH 10 hold hc'
from that irang>nsity Of spectncie
! climbed the jagged oausecoy until reached her eide
Ard then I
Se counting stitches half hed tangie Of ib crochet
ALICE.
The esteemed Germans occasionally lose kirmish, but they
area seentihc folk they generally build synthetic VIC
"y ost Of It.
Commercial motor Defective parts duplicated
rerply"
The column conductors In position 10 state never
ia walk ost
sn1@y out may, but wall? Never! T. T. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
SEPTEMBER.

BY EUPHEMIA HEMANs SIMPSON.
September, most beauteous Of months,
Thou cometh in the year but once;
Alas, ! wish that thou would tarry
From August until February.
The summers heat hast gone away
The nights are cool, also the days
The trees are gold and red and green
As pleasant a sight as was ever seen.
Welcome, o lovely month, September
OF all the months the incest member
And nowhere art thou any more pretty
Than right here in New York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
The Coming Tower
KANSAS DROUTH.

The English sparrows hushed for once.
With beaks agape battle in the roadway DUST
The only things that
Within borders of the country town.
A carpet silvergrey spread upon the grass;
Dust that's settled through the days
As podding horses drew the creakng wagons by.
The trees stand as if the time Fall
Except their few remaining leaves
Have caught scarlet glory from the days
But hang beneath the shroud
In all the houses up and down
The shades drawn,
As If the village shared a funeral.
Towards shutdown, sharp upon the suen hust.
A vibrant rasping from Maple tree;
Dog-day cicadas bent upon their evening SON..
Now folks from homes
And stand with hands above their eyes,
Searching for signs from the
Each day they've watched the glazing sight,
And reckoned up mockng clouds which stood aoof,
Or only opened WIDE
To loose the scorching wind upon the land
In lowered tones they talk of other years;
OF sixty-one and then Of eightyseven
The old ones eager be heard
Tell Of the monhong prayers answered last by mackere sky
The sons and daughters listen tales but shake their heads
Theirs is different kind Of faith.
And they stand,
Their eyes strained the blazing
Before them lie the patient fields,
I-nending files Of yelowed stalks,
Pharoms of a peoples hope;
Tn. night wind rustes down the whitening
Where. one time grew their gold in
E-ponI MURDOCH PEMBERroN
Our apologies the gentleman sitting opposite the subway
.day morning. and hope that he will forgive for making
lump loud laughter but what the exclamation
Vas reading Of this from Punch:
Employsr-"John wish you wouldn't whistle your work
Boy wasn't working, Sir only whistng."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17

An oil leak in Avv.r brim is annoying but-from Paradise
Lost:
With inoHensve pace, that spinning sleeps
Ol her soft axle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
FAMILY PRIDE.

~ Van Wrinkle, Of Rye y have announced
;ss brth a second sonon the hrst instant
That sppeasnthe Buffalo Courier reviewing "Margery
DsEo young and old by the fact that and women
dvyed big audience last evening Entered IN the
Nonseq1itur contest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-17
FAMILIAR MIsQUOTATIoN.

"The path Of glory leads but to the grave
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-20
Maly hosfk pfejet automobilem
a vazn6 zranen ma hlave

V 1ter5 veGer kratce pc devate
iodine, sedm rokG starry syn Ed
ward. manzel1 Adolph Reh1fko-
v5ch byl pfejet automobilem KITE
rS ffdil Frank Cansk5 a.vazne po-
tIu6en ma hlave. DIE oeit5ch sved
XII. hoch do kary sam v behl, byl
porazen a smgkan asi patnact sire
vfcd. Vina Cansk5ho to docela
nebyla, Re hoch byl pfejet, ale Re
mel zastavitina misto pokraGova-
nj v jfzde, al kdyz byl zastaven.
Nestestf Sc pfihodilo pred feznic-
5m zavodem bratff Blachnikn a
tratoliste krve kde hoch zustal le-
zet v bezvedomi Sc naleza naproti
dvefim taborske statnf banky.
TO dokazuje, Re kara hocha neko-
lik stfevfc1 tahla anebo sm5kala.
Hoch byl SWIM otcem wat k DIR.
BlizkoVi, kterS hocha osetfil, av.
sak ma obavu ably Sc neyyvynulo
ztrnutf celisti, nebot hoch mel XII.
Ii ma Have odtrzenou cd Okla al
ma zad hlavy, take bylo videti leh
ku vzalo to vetsi poGet stehG
skalp zpet pfis(ti. Ma obliGeji by
tez odfen avsak ma tele nebylo vi
deti poranenf. q toho jest videti,
ze Sc mGze pfihoditi nestestf
kdyz Sc jede dosti pomalu.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-20

Velky poGet zdejsfho lidu a ha-
sicsky sbor Sc sGcastnilo oslavy v
Utica We ctvrtek.
V patek veGer v osm hodin Sc
Dude odb5vati schGze klubu OBJ
chodnfkG v budov9 DIR. Blfzka, We
ktere Sc vybere jmeno pro rocnf
oslavu z jmen zaslanSch tajemnfko
vi. Pon9vaG jest to vice yefejna
vec, kazd5 je Evan by byl pfi teto
schulz pfftomen.
Jan Burger a jeho manzelka a
syn Edward cd Wagner byli zde
navstsvou v pondelf ma sve KATE.
Edward Sc u mas stavel pfedpla-
til 81 ma easopis. Ma zpatecnf ces-
te domu Jim pr5 utftlo kolo cd au-
tomobilu ale mic Sc Jim nasledkem
toho nepffhodilo.
Zklizefi poGala plnem proudu
a ma cele care pondelf tohoto IT,
dne. Nekteff poeali sekati obiIi
jiz minul5 ttden, ale vseobecne Sc
kanf nezaGalo az v pondelf. Kor-
ma della pekn5 pokrok nevleze-li
do toho nejak5 cerchmant, Dude
korny dost.
V pondelf minulF t5den Sc opet
pfihodil vrak ma draze blfzko Bea-
YER Creek kde pred nedavnem ne
kolik kar sjelo do potoku a most
byl 1plne rozbit. Kara olejem
vyjela trait a pax spadla ''noha
ma zhGru' S naspu 20 stfevfc1 Wy
sokeho. Ma stestf zadny nebyl 20
bit.
TaneGnf zabava Sc Dude odb5va
ii ma farme Jos. Rippla, pGl mile
ma jih cd Lesterville, v nedeli 70
Gervence. Hra mic Sc Dude Cd
b5vati o pull ctvrte iodine vecer
pax Dude taneGnf zabava pro KITE
rou hudbu obstara taborsk5 orkes-
tr. Kazdf je uctive Evan by Sc
dostavil. Adv.
Velk5 poeet lidu Sc dostavil ma
v5let fadu Hvezda Zapadu q. G..
B. j. minulou ned6li ma farm9 p.
VaneGka a kazdS Sc mile pobavil.
Hra mic jenz Sc odb5vala odpo-
ledne skonGila vftezstvfm taborsk6
Getty mad onou re Springfield. Skor
byl 4a0. Use slo hladce a niGe-
no Sc nepfihodilo co by rusilo "a
-bavu mimo toho Re James Killain
vrazil Sc svou karou do kary Ema
ma NovotnSho ODE kary byly tro
chu potluGene.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-20
Vysekeite trayu a pleyel.

Tfmto Sc nafizuje kazdemu mali
tell anebo rent5fi lotu We meste
by nejdeIe do Tho srpna vysekali
tr6vu a plevel ma svych lotech a
a tez vycistili travu pred Lofty az
do prostfed ulice. Kde toho roz-
kazu nebude dbano, trava Sc da w
sekati mattel to zaplatf taxach
q rozkazu mestskeho vfboru.
Josef Pobuda, cestaf.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-07-20
DoMACl zpRAVy.

Il
Ludmila byly v Yankton We Gtvr-
TEX. -
T. V. Ptak Jack Maus Tyn-
dali byli zde "a obchodem minulS
patek. 49,.
Adolf Reh1fek jeho rodina by
Ii Sc zodfvati ma svIj pozemek u
Dante.
Josef V5bornS a jeho manzelka
byli navstevou u pfatel v Tyndall
minuly patek.
Red Seal bflou a pravou zitnou
mouku koupfte vzdy We farmer
skem elevatoru. Adv.
X pronajmutf, obydli jez oby-
dlf jez ob5val Karel Petffk. Pts
to josef KoGer, route 3. Adv.
Kdykoliv potfebujete otruby,
midlink, anebo oil meal, Haste Sc
We farmerskem elevatoru. Adv.
Jan Hamburger Sc vratil v pa
tex re sve cesty v Dante kde byl
ma prohlfdce sveho pozemku.
V posledni dobe mas to poeasf
pekne opeka a smazf do "brauno
va''. We stfedu Sc trochu ochladi
10.
DIE z&kona kazd5 skolnf distrikt
ma v m9sici Gervenci uvefejniti v
nejblizsfm Gasopisu skolnf zpravu
celoro6nf.
Deite Sc pojistit ma zivot slime
spoleGnosti kterou jest U. S. Annu
ity Life ms. Co. J. F. HOSTEL,
mfstnf jednatel. Adv.
John F. Hruskas 81 koupil EN-
pire automobile a byl jiz $ MIN
Mission Hill ma navsteve u sve
sestry, pr. Ramppove. ii :
Pr. Josefa Peska cd Winner
sem pfijela minul5 patek navste-
WI k pfatelIm. STAY osenf v
onom okresu letos jest pr5 zname-
nifty.
Rev. HornfGek Latrobe, Penn
sylvania ztravil minuly tSden nav
stevou u Rev. Filipino. Vratil Sc
v pondelf a vyslovil Sc, Re tato kra
jina vypada velmi pekne.
Minul5 patek bylo easteene Eat
menf mesfce ktere pocalo asi o pIl
desate a skoncilo We dvanact. Upl-
ne zatmenf mesfce bylo velmi PEEK
ne videti zkrze zakoufene sklo.
Karel Machacek prodal svoje
mlaticf poffzenf Josefovi Haklovi
a bratrIm SedlaGkov5m, Josefovi
a Adolfovi. .Poffzenf pozGstava z
Titan traktoru, Avery mlatieky a |
Moline sesti-pluh.-
Oznamujf vefejnosti, Re jsem
pfevzal fizeni Hanford Produce
Co. uchazfm Sc o obchod tech
jenz prodavaif smetanu. Vynasna
Tim Sc kazdeho svedomite obslou-
ziti budu vzdy platit nejyyssf &C.
ny "a smetanu CIV. Root.
Farmefi jenz by potfebovali del
Milky Sc mohou obratiti ma zdejsiho
agenta ma stanici, nebot draha vo-
Il delnfky zdarma, ovsem jen We
spacfch vsgonech dobfe Vyhnoje
n5ch, a della jaksi sprostfedkovate
mezi zamestnaV atelem a delnikem.
Taborska micafska Geta hraje
dnes proti Boston Boomers Uti-
ca phi oslaye. Ultra patek 81 bu
dou hrati jeste jeden gejm Tabo-
re. Kazd5 by sem mel pfijeti cd
poledne v patek a videti tuto hru,
nebot hraje pet devcat one dewitt
ce.
Ma prodej lota We meste Janou-
SEX Sc dostavil slusny poeet lidu v
pondelf. We meste je ia lotn z
nichz Sc prodali pfi drazbe % OBJ
chodnfch a 10 residencnfch lot1.
Nabfdku ma nejlepsf lot We meste
1911 L. ~ Eo;ear a cina G0Q0
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-14
SHOWS HOW WAR NEWS
Is OFTEN FAXED

Especial to Gateway by United PressJ
NEW YORK, July S.-The New
York Times ON June . printed the
following special dispatch from its
London correspondent:
The Daily Mail says this morning:
In the House of Commons yestcr-
day, Mr.. Ainsworth asked the Home
Secretary if the censor has passed a
telegram which appeared in the New
York American from the London
correspondent OF the international
News Service, stating that the Ad-
mralt had admitted am oycwhem
ing defeat by a portion Of the Ger
man high seas fleet.
Mr.. Samuel replied that the mes.
sage in question was not included in
any telegram sent from this country
but was composed in the New York
Office of the International News Ser
vice with the exception of the word
Overwhelming which was inserted in
the office of the New York American
There were several similar cases
at the time Of the disturbances in
Ireland at the end of April, but the
London representative of the agency
has now given assurance that no such
manipulation of his messages should
occur again.
"The Times (London Times) pub
fishes the text of Mr.. SamuePs writ
ten answer to Mr. Ainsworth. Refer
ring to the Irish message, he says:
"'There were several cases at the
time of the disturbances in Ireland at
the end of April in which messages
appearing in the New York American
and the New York Journal, which pur-
ported to be from the London CORES.
pondent of the international News
Service, bore no likeness to the cable
grams actually dispatched, and II
some instances gave information
which was the opposite of that which
had been sent to the press"
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-14
PARTY OF BANKERS AND
CAPITALISTS COME Up

On the Mariposa last night was a
party composed of some very promi-
nent banking and mining capitalists
which was being shown the country
by Andrew Stevenson, president Of
the Bank of Alaska. Those in the
party besides Mr.. Stevenson were
Mrs. Stevenson, Z. S. Freeman and
wife Of New York, +. f. Hepburn of
New York, A. f. Waubridge of New
York, w. II. Benton, a banker Of
New York, and Mrs. Benton, Bishop
Harold, New York capitalist, Mrs.
w. A. Benton and her son, and Miss
Harriet Robertson OF Minneapolis
The mining and other interests repre-
sented in this group are entirely
separate from the banking interests.
The above party are all interested,
however, in the banking business
which is separate from the mining
interests as headed by Colonel w. L.
Stevenson of Skagway. The party
went west and will return soon.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-14
IRISH RIOTING AGAIN

CORK, Ireland, July Il. - Several hundred rioters
paraded the streets of this city this morning kissing the
British troops and smashing the windows of the chief
cruitng Offices They previously inscribed on the pillars
of the gate Of the principal recruiting building the words
"Hurah for the Irish Republic. The soldiers were ord
cred to charge finally and the rioters dispersed.
Guns were used and several shots were exchanged but it
is reported no one received serious wounds. Quite fusi
lade of shots exchanged outside the residence of
Captain Phillips the chief government recruiting officer
but no killed Above the sign the pillars were
painted with tar skull and crossbones 1t is admitted
that the shooting after secret trails by courmaral of the
leaders Of the Dublin revolt has created more bitter feel
ing than ever throughout the country and many who were
opposed to Sim Fem and the revolution party have turned
revolutionists at heart themselves
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-14
ALASKA MILITIA Is
AUTHORIZED SAYS
SECRETARY OF WAR

JUNEAU, July Gov. j. f. A
Strong today received letter from
Secretary of War Newton d. Baker
in reply to a letter of inquiry in re-
gard to the formation of q National
Guard in Alaska. The reply, printed
below explains itself:
Washington, June "a, '16.
"My Dear Governor Strong:
81 have your letter of the 18th
instant regarding the organiza-
ton Of a National Guard unit in
the territory of Alaska, and in
reply l would state that under the
act of June 8, 1916, provision is
made for such organizations in
the Territories.
an due process the quota from
each territory and regulations
with references to their organiza-
tions will be promulgated and the
governors informed.
every sincerely yours,
"NEWTON D. BAKER,
Secretary of War;"
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-14
DEUTSCHLAND GETS READY

BALTIMORE. July 1.-THE hold of the German sub
marine Deutschland is now rapidly being filled with car
go of nickel and rubber and everything is being arranged
to make swift getaway. HydropIane has been stored
secretly on her deck and will be used to blaze trail past
the Virginia capcs If is found that hostile warships
are lined mp the Deutschland will run the blockade and
Captain Eocng confident that he will give the allied
ships the laugh and be ON the way back across the
Atlantic with million dollar cargo for Germany The
start of the Deutschland is being awaited with absorbing
interest as everyone assumes that the British navy will
DO everything in It's power capture or destroy her and
So remove the loss of prestige caused by her successful
"trip westward to the United States. 1t is expected that
at the time when the submarine is about ready to steam
away large numbers of sight seeing vessels will carry
parties beyond the three mile limit to watch what will
occur
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-14
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN
REPLACING MEN IN
GOVERNMENT DEPTS

Especial to Gateway by United Press)
LONDON, July 10. - Whitehall,
Great Britain's official governmental
nerve center, is soon to be ruled by
women, it was announced today.
With conscription enacted, steps
are being taken to clear all govern
ment departments of young men eli
gible for military service. Women are
being trained to take their places.
In exceptional cases a few govern
mental offices will retain their in
dispensable males but The latter will
remain principally to train the
women
Hundreds Of men who have basked
behind their official jobs for twenty
months already have been given their
ten days grace to arrange business
and domestic affairs.
An official census for April elicted
that 1922 single military eligibles
were employed in the Admiralty
alone; 1882 in the board of trade; 623
in the War office; 465 in the Ministry
of Munitions; 145 in the Board OF
Education; 23O2 Customs; 1880 In
land Revenue, and hundreds more in
other departments in addition to the
postonice where single and married
eligibles numbered $1,000.