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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

Sod the thank. o' the lodge To- the
ladies who -o abby assisted with the
arrangements fo. tho bazaar.
o
Wnnao'~ Club N,cting.
Yesterday was "Businrss day" al
the Albuquerque WumBn's club. hut
that did not prevent = very interest
INK discussion being hold on The gem
cral subject 'Alhuquctdue-lts Pos
~ihiiitics and It, Needs" which vas
led b, McSdHmcs cannon, Perry and
Brewer and In which many club
members participated Several very
interesting and useful facts we're
brought ont in this.
\ parliamentary arm also was
held. \ meeting ~ the board of
managers preceded the club session.
Tho Man From Mexico.
Developments I'm the McNiuan sit
uation have nothing to do with the
announcement that ON Tuesday. May
. the Man From Mexico" viii be
presented az the University of New
Mexico Dramatic clun at the crys-
tai thcator
Tickets now are ON sulc.
luf lNiiA''N iil'itlh''H " nc 'NN'
are working ~assiduously under the
cNactlug stage direction Of Joe Il
SCOTT 80 make u ~wcll-rouudcd sue
cess 81 the Entertainment The cast
which b. to produce this spirited
coined, includes the names of several
who have ni'aly been taken to M"
hen ~ ui A~lhuqucruu" audiences ana
u' siiIi Others vho have Won their
laurols olsev here before coming to
TIVE local university whose dramatic
rrowc~S viii ou' 1s 1u agreeable
surprise ou the uight ut the per-
f~uiuIuuCU.
After th" production bon this cit, ol
the nth OBJ. .umpHn. rI| I%uIrnc, to
Santa r' whore If viii .pp"1r ~ the
ELL. upciI house On ~, evening oi
Ma I2
Following nrc 'ho m,mhof of the
cost
Benjamin lIilhru IS o. iu comb
Mr. p'r'tmIu I.fth,y
"a. - L.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

the subject. "Bihlo Studt. It, Eolu-
lI.u io the individual aud Ca thu
church In the evening ~ O'Clock
Mr D. s Hooper a merchandise
broker e Denver colo. VIII speak on
%"Eipnor Thy Father t.d Thy Mother
sandal school 'i5 g. m. t.pworih
league. y. m.
There viii be a solo morning and
evening by Mrs Leonard Howard. \
selection viii Dee gwen hy the chorus
choir ~ night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

The high huu celebrated ITS 'U.f-
winning at the recent University track
and nyld meet aud basketball i"urna-
urut at re- dinner FRIDAY evening in
the corridors ct the school building
The dinner. which vas a serN excel
lcut un.. Wa served us ib, dumcs'
science GLASSES under direction Of Miss
Madden. their instructor tn, mon
contained chlCkci' and appropriate
"fiN,ues' and was attacked with %
fcryor which lcft mo- doubt OF ~ Iunl-
lily,
Tho AFFAIR was "A stag one and tho
fcatur, Nas the distribution ot insignia
to those who had earned the right to
wear them at the meet and tuurna
mcnt \ new style Of insignia was
giycn-'A" in a circle for the track
men and an old English a" for the
basketball squad. H~cnoeforth. In ac-
cordance with "A policy adopted by the
athletic association this wee'S. the kind
of letter worn will indicate the sport
In which II was attained The ordi-
nary block letter \ will denote foot
| bali hereafter. This is the letter which
has been given for all sports hereto
fore.
David chavez. captain IL the track
team. acted as POSTMASTER at the din
ncr Many talks were made By the
students. Cheers were given enthus-
iastically for those who had won iaur-
els for the school and the function
continued 10 "A late hour.
superintendent John Milne, Princi-
! pal J. q Giltner and Coach u. l." liepi
were the only guests aside from the
members Of the track ana basketball
squads.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hIVo boIn TUCoIVVd
here II the marriage Joe Washington
Nuy 3 ur Miss julia Adt MoNally
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Augustus piper. 90 Mcrlc cain pf the
ofncc of Indian irrigation works. H..
Gated ia TINS .ity.
The Gains VIII return to this city
june ! To- make their home here.
MI cain rs % rising young probes
sional man and has e most of friends
her" who viii welcome the young
couple.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

R"v. r. y Rullock rector
SECOND sunday AFTER tnstcr HOLY
communion. Il m sunday school
and confirmation class. H:ta &c. ~
holy communion and sermon. ~
n. m. evening prayer and address.
i:lU H. ~.
At the morning service tho rector
viii speak un the subject uf the con.
vocation which met In ~ ptsu the
past week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

new arrival the first
thought, sb ould be
Mothers d."
This Is an extern \
remedy gently applied
o, ~ thr stomach mus,
clcs. u makes them
firm and plant. they
expand naturally WITH
o1t luo drain. u
removes from \ .
nerves iluse intlu.
crrcs Which arc r.
sio for much ~
the pain .l,I lent to ~,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

Corner at Fifth street .uI SILVER
avenue.
sunday school . O., 20 u
Morning worship AZ o. Ert e.
'ptdoNa viii preach 90, |,,.tltW
cate sermon for nouIul school
christian |Endc1Nur 1t o. .. m.
No evening service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

Albuquerque liictatI were saddcn-
ed yesterday 3y the departure from
the city OF IS NJ Bower. IA vel.
known writer OF western stories,
whose series of Texas ranger stories,
written IN cola Joraiiun with Buck
Conner also a local faVoritc, Ncrc
put upon paper here. The series now
is running iu Mc'iur's
Nor il this the only work done by
Bower and Common, as their winter
work IN the city has included % novel
soon to be published In the Popular
magazine and Which later Viii appear
In more cNtcudcd form under the IN
print 81 Litlehcld- Brown This IL a
chronicle 81 Luck Lindsay, motion
picture ImprossarIo, u former story
90 whom appeared IN the Popular re-
Gently. The setting OF this whs the
mesa east nt iAi. city
Rover Yesterday received a letter
| from couuor who inC May | has
been engaged ia protecting the border
~ o. Texas ranger Conner intends
10 spend the summer as a ranger
gathering material aud cNperi"'''
iur experiences TO tn" end mat h'
may epcnd next winter writing real
i-i.. stories 81 the pioturcsqu" p"'del
force, Common D.. serving IN IA" CON
uund oI captain Hughes AZ Nslctn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

Eczema spreads rapidly. itching
almost drives you mad, For quick re-
lief. Doan's Ointment * well recom
mended, SOC al an stores,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

IN, Womau'S Cathuii, order q
Foros'"rs VIII give their FIRST social
.iu,, irl' Tuesday May -. at pdd
Fellows hail
Dancing and i've hundred Will bc
feature. of the evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

VII. NiN'- NNNs
James IL white. secretary of 'h'
International BAPTIST N.Hu- People
Union ui Anne .ica. an 10 .u Aluu
,qucryur Thursday nieh' 5000 his wa
from chicago go vi rH. TIE was
entertained Informally ih" Nnp-
'.si Young Peoples unison of the First
Bapt.st church. and addressed an the
Young people, sooietio- ui the city
1loug the Iir"s ~ th.r u~'snnlh'd
work
MIR white is u south' u man. go-
Inr from Mississippi o. fh' BAPTIST
semiuur. at Louisville KY WHERE
De graduated in 1910 H" recently
has accepted his pres"rf position as
head of one uf the lars's' %urgnniln
,.oas at Young people r The world.
for which bc is well ''''H aud hi'
address proved an Inspiration to
those who hear him
Rtfrs~hmtuig were served ana
many Interested In young people
work attended.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr. ana Mr.. rraut Nckcrmon mo-
tor.d go Elephant l''ttc whor" th''
Vcl, the guos OF Nj and Mls Goo
Albright for the v'.. eu'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

large ana Interested audience AZ the
CONGREGATIONAL church Tuesday even
INK
Tho tiny tots who pla "a ilrst were
wuudo. fJl va their C'rpusurc ana
showed excellent instr Ct,u' Each
pupii VAS u credit to Mrs iitmoc's
splendid ~trein,nR So. cral showed
an unusual degree OF talent. Gretchen
Van Week. Tinslcy Burton and Alice
l,cinrte played with musical feeling
and temperament, wuic Harold
partoh was the star ut tho evening
and had to respond t. . most en-
thusiasilc encore. ThDrc we're I'VE
enjoyable numbers suns hy th" high
school -cxtettc. who also showed good
training
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

Mrs Tull entertained u liishlani
Bridg' club on Tu"sd1N afternoon.
Mrs. pa { was a guest ui the 'luh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06
4 Little Blossom
70 Delight the Home

When II Is known that in the ncar
fuiurc tho home Is 10 be- bic, cd wi,h /,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06
T~wo-tcar.oid Iu-" Plants, S"iO
per dozen, Albuquerque G~rccnhous,~.

Phone g. Red f'r"f a1I W.s' cop.
per. Tor FIRST class :. cr1. ". T..
Trimbie q CO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

Tdctdu, morning Mrs. Robert y
Pullo.6 Entertained NIFTY guests H' "a
NAV dat breakfast 20 the Country
club. The AFFAIR was doIshifully
bright lu. CAV lu spite 80 stormy
weather
Bert C. philips. the we'll tu"Vu
artist rom Taos. wUs guest u' honor
ana gave an Interesting talk about
his paintings which hung ou the
walls and added much POO tho dorora-
Inv. oncot ul tho .C3-IuU uud io the
enjoyment ~ guests \ delicious
breakfast was served The tables
wcrc charming Win baskets of spr,ng
Movers Afterwards bridge ana golf
were played
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

T~wo-,car-old Hose Plants, S2.5O
per dozen, Albuquerque Greenhouse
What Have >on ucVu looking For
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

Mr.. Isaac Barth ei''''IIu"d he
bridge club on Monday tit'ruo"n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

Tn" juvenile pupils OF MR. Mabel
stevens Himoe appeared before a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06
~. ,Iohn's Guild Tea.

The ladies OF ~. johns Guild VII
| entertain with a tea AZ the home of
Mrs. Coo. /. Brooks ON May T.. Tho,
are giving this tea To tl the ladies'
OF the parish.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06
Luncheon Bridge C1ub.

The Iunchc0n BridE' TTU0 M
with Mr. I. NJ Rayrulis Nrdnos
da,. Mrs H. " ~ BRYAN ana Mrs
Chas. White were guest of the clu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

There was u dancing Nu' cara par
at the country club Tu' sI'i n.rht.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-06

Mrs \ \ Keen has issued ihN'a-
tons cor a tea To be given nest We'd
nerdaN afternoon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22
Neuen pfarres
GrbaIt bic ct. @arien @emetubs in
&en. sSoiepb Dneritod.

@ep. sSoiepb 9ueritod, ber IN Der
letter. 3eit Der 9farrer Der ct. So.
fobus Stride IN Bbite Snf setpeien,
piro, infoIge einer eeitern Don gr5.
biih;of @eoeaer porge1ronunei,en OR.
ueniuing bonn eriten Sftober al oas
9lmt beg unabiesbaren Narrers Der
ct. Rarien @enleiilbe. on Der @ait
13. StraBe, aIs NadNoIger bon &en.
9errarb Wtoeller, Der betatntlit ans
8eiunbbeitsriifiidteu reiisnirte, be-
fleioen.
9feb. 9ueritod lit in Der ct. Ra.
rien 8emeinoe fein Sremoling, benT
er 5eeann in bieier @emeinbe nat
ieiner am Is. Geptenrber 1904 er.
foleten Orbinirling als 9Giiitemprie.
iter ieine ieeIiorgeriife Sb6tisfeit
Spater apirfte er in gleider Gigen.
i6aft ali Der ct. BauIus Stride iiitb
erDiclt bann hie grilenniine gum
Niarrer in @bite Saf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22
aieine poliseina@rihtea

= ppIi3ift William Deiters BON
5. 9iitritt purbe seitern Dom polis
5ei9ef Gopelan DOM Gienit iuipens
oirl, neil er isine Citation ni9t resels
mabis oufgerufen bate u. feinem biz
retten 9orgeiesten, 2eui. &eioel, ses
genii6er, als er aur Jtete seiteQt pur'
be. nod pasig aeporoen fein iol.
= 2lls Dermibt purhs seftern Jraa
9efIie Bloom, bic @nttin bes Sdnei'
bers Morris Bloom, ppn Ho. 13s
Calhoun Gtrabe, Der YoliSei ssn..ls
bet. Der Gatts, Der bic Welbuns maHs
te, sIaubi, baB istne Satin iiH ua9
Gpgacufs. 81. o. 6sse6su Dot
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-22

nm ras ainb at bolen, bod let iie bon
ben 8eiben mibbanbelt unb bann in
Elm 3immer einsefdloien tporben. Sn
ibrer 9ersneiflung unb nm ipelteren
Mibbanblnnsen su entgeben, lei iie
bann bur6 ein 5eneitr bes atpsitsn
Stpds duf bic Strabe geiprunsen inb
babe babel ihmerabafte 9erleBunsen
bapon setrasen.
Iuf> eisenen Wunf9 na1
2onspietp sef4idt.
Ser 29sjdbrise, ansebli9 beimatb1
loier S9neiber Charles Strobel, Der
| ii1 ihon einmal in 2pngDieip befuns
ben bat, ipurbe seitern auf feinen eis
senen Wuni9 bin na6 Der @nitdlt
suriideei6idt. Gr batie Dprher bem
Yrpbatri9ter 2uebers Elm biesbesiiglts
DIES @efu9 per poiffarte sngebsn
IaFen unb Inn iiher Su seben, tam
er seitern 9prmittas peripnlih aut's
probat @eri9t, ipo Ri6ter 2neosrs
ibn ilnterIuden lieb nnb ieine uebers
fiibrung na9 Gonspiep perfiiste.
Mdbrenb Der llnteriu6une CAB er IN,
Dab er es miibe lei, pon elmer Stele
na9 Der anberen sejast su fperoen,
obne babel @elesenbsit 5u erbalten, iih
gu erndbren. Sn 2onsDiefp tOnne er
Ieinen llnterbalt babur9 perbisnsn,
bab er in Der S9neiberei arbeite. ipls
er es audi porber setban fabe.
ariminals 9 9 den.
@m. s. saplor, Der unter Der
9lntlase bes Morbes i'm stpeiten Sra'
be itanb, neil er am 5. Mai 1916 ieis
nen RaHessnoHen gbas. u. Wblte
eridofien bate, burfte iih seitern oss
SobtidIass idulDis betennen uno
lpurbe BON Ri6ter s. 6. 9pffman auf
unbeitimmts 3eit bem 3u4tbauis
iiberipieien.
Der Sarbise Spfeph morris,
Der ansetlast fturb, einsn anbersll
5arbissn Ramsns Sam. alnberion am
5. Suli 1916 tpdbrenb zines Streits
in einsm &lublofal an 2infolu Ipenue
eridpiien Su babeu, ipurbe geitern,
trobbem er SelbitDertbeioisuns GEL
tenb sema9t bate, bes Wiorbes i'm
spsiten @rabe iibsrfiibrt uno iiebi
besbalb elmer lebensIGnsIiden 3u9ta
bausitrafe entsesen.
y Of la 5 anselsee nbeiteu.
gfpIe Ssrina 1T Seitamentsnouitre' !
terin ppn 9ernarbina Wteners; |
9runbeisentbum $4,000.
emma Dl. gorbes lit 9eitamentss
DoIlitrederin Don gnnie s. Wiuiams,
@runbeisentbum $500.
9llbert 3. SbodIep 1T Nahlabpsrs
ipaIter BON GIiaabetb JieIts, perionas
lien $11OO.
Ser perI0nIi9s Ra6lab beg @rnolb
Sglauer betrdst $34,O51.S1; berjenise
Der Carolina g. &oerber $203O; bsrs
ienige Der 2onia aOrn $1513.47; bsrs
ienige bes JOiepb 6uber $5888; bers
ienige Der Wtarie SroebIi6 $1805.86.
Sruut M. RaIes 1T NuhIabperpaIs
ter Der Sulia u. TaaIeb; periouaIisH
$21s7; Srunbeisentbam $4,000.
@erf3iebeneA
Sarrp SO. gurbes erIanste Elm nr'
tbeil iiber $500 segen QuTie slplparS.
Die @eitern e Soutbern 2tfe Snfurs
oHee 50. elm iol9es iiber $3.50 sesen
gIisabetb 8ranisan. George Yoerins
Elm iOl6es iiber $1O5 seseu Goparb
Siser. Wagnus R. Sats Elm ioI9es
iiber $152.5O ssgen Gbas. R. OutcaIt.
Der g2dbmaiddnen @sent 9omi'
mid ppSefta, 1908 Waain StraBe,
Duroe seitern bonn Jusenbri4ter
Soffmun tuegen Ri6toeriorgung ieis
nsr, aus Jpau unb 5pei aiuoern be-
itebenoen SamiIi. gu breibis saeen
Ir6eitsbuus perurtbeilt, jeoo9 ipdter.
nudDem er iitb perpflidtet bate, s4.0o
per Wode gu be5dhIen, sessn $3.50
0iirnidbaft entlnfien
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pollen Nusfeaungen, mOburd fart bic 6Dbe ern=
merit mrb plde be angepal0ten ainite errei9t baben
saes mas muberner e9arffm int Ginridkn BON 2aben
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Iadtigfeit unb Geit 2abens mie bnrb bas
@erbatem mierer angetelen gum NusOrud Onmt, tragt
baSu BET, oas @errauen unerer aunbibaft 5u tdrfen
gon bent Nugnblife III benz Sie uneren 2aOn betren
ebt Sbnen eine Armee taueno angeflten Su 0enIn
gas grDBere Nosmes TT bcr 9aben bes 9smblifmms.
9Sir nerfamfct cSbncm gNaaren mir geben Sbncn
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alas ben @esidbtsb5fe
ansehIiasr y2ei4enbtitatter sruit'
psn Cincinnati, Gspinstpn nnS
"a Nctppprt
Son ber nnabbGnsisen Senrb gilbe'
bans So. anf $4,000 Shabeu.
eriat serHaet.

gei6Gftiser sas i'm sdeibnnss. .4e-
ridt. - Sd)abeneriahfalle. = Stri'
niinal-Sud,en. - 9luf eisener
Nnnid nad 2onepielp. - Ssaf)'
lae-anseIesenbeiten. - @eridie'
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
Italian Officers Lead Their
Men In 7hickesf of the Battle:
Insist On Sharing Dangers

I IN the Italian army, As q matter
OF course. II is very costly one
In this the Italians are NJ q disad-
vantage IS regarding their foe. The
Aust TRAN officer habitually stays be
hind. not because Of any failure In
personal courage. but because Of
the policy OF economiEing officers
lives which prevails In the Teutonic
forces
II this item OF personal courage IL
!. the one which arst impressss the
observer, IL 10 not the most impor-
tAnt characteristic OF the Italian OF
ncer All officers in al armies are
presumed TO be brave The Italian
10 something more He is we'll
trained soldier. and he Is notably
careful OF his men The elder Off.
GERS In the Italian army are all
professional soldiers. products OF
the excellent military schools italy
has maintained for generation or
SO The younger officers have been
made IN some part since the Do.
ginning OF the war. In this con
necuon WAS told . very remark.
able thing
Infantry officers need a year in
the making" said one star officer.
but We md that good artillery and
engineer officers can be turned out
In five or SIX months"
Tha, Is distinctly contrary 10 the
experience OF both France and Eng
land The artillery arm is the pet
OF the French army. and its officers
are assuredly not made in ave or
SIX months. The British artillery
has been one OF the weak spots Of
the new British army. because II
was necessary TO build Il from the
ground up A years training las
been found none TOO generous time
FOR the British officer OF artillery
The Italians are likewise proud Of
their artillery and it seemed I'm.
probable that they can turn out
Officers in such a hurry
We select artillery and engineer
officers from men OF Intelligence
ard special training" was the ex-
PLANTATION, The man who IL rrac-
'!ca.ly and theoretically familiar
with hiEh--rade machInery needs
li;t!e time % acquaiGt himself with
such comparatively simple 10,
Of mechanism as n big gun. The
ciTil engineer who d accustomed 20
cross country mathematics Is al.
ready an engineer officer more than
hslf made"
SaI the explanation did not con.
vince
Once TIE officer Of artillery was
u necessity a highly trained soldier
as veil az an srtlllerymau, was
'hr further statement 'Nowadays
'he az does most Of the thinki0~
'o- him He is told where - place
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-16
ANNETTE Kellermann Tells You How to
Prevent Drowning; Learn How to Rescue
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want you all 20 read and rememoe-
them, so tina, should you hnd your.
selves in a ike position you viii
Enow what 20 DO
The reason by attach so much
importance 10 the person who s.
drowning Is this In nine eases
out Of ten person struggling IN
The water can and does drag down
% watery grave his wogld-be res
cuer, no matter low good a swim
uer the latter may be.
Now read carefully Should you
find yourself in danger Of drowning.
-hout for help. then close your
-oath and keep II closed Do no;
le' the fact that you are sinking
below the surface OF the wate-
fr.zhten you, for you will come ~
again.
Watch your breathing and remain
still. FOR then you must foat Even
&. you cannot swim you still have a
good chance Of being rescued. for
you will have been sighted and help
viii arrive shortly
Try hard NOT 10 lose your nerve
and Go not struggle. Rememb Der
that aid .s coming and your rescuer
must be able 20 approach you easily
Listen Tor bis or her voice and re-
main Still and your rescue will be
only a matter o. tine.
OF course. there are a lot Of you
who could not control your feelings
and would struggle and shout 70 the
last breath To those appeal IN
another manner. II you must carry
on.r please try 10 control yourself
when your rescuer comes In sight.
Don't grab him or her as though
they were logs Of wood.
The one great secret OF floating
when you feel yourself drowning is
20 remain ss stu as possible. In a
way this article covers what I have
stated before 10 ny floating article,
still there are great many 20 whom
this article should appeal
II Hhsn you and yourself in %
unfortunate a position AZ drowning
DO az have just said.
Don't Try 20 strike ont with the
hands Keep them AZ your side and
ny hard 70 Just keep The mouth and
nose out OF the water.
Almost any person will be able
70 90 this long enough 20 be res
cued. even y you cannot swim
stroke