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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02
STEWED NECK

Twelve persons in Chicago test-tubing
themselves under the city health department to
prove that they sustain life for two weeks
on 40 cents day.
This seems, in the way of useless enterprise, to
have the rest Of the silly season backed off the
map.
Of course, you can sustain life two weeks on 40
cents day. You can sustain life two weeks on
four cents day. Shipwrecked persons have
sustained life two weeks one piece Of old boot
day. Succi, the faster, sustained life six weeks
nothing at all day.
The diet supplied to this band of tme-wasting
enthusiasts consists chiefly Of stewed carrots,
stewed beef neck and rice.
Nobody more than nine years of age cares to
know that you eat stewed neck every day
and still be alive at the end of two weeks.
What we're trying to find out is not how the
general run of us can live worse but how we can
live BETTER and stewed neck every day doesn't
fit anywhere into that kind of hunt
If Tacoma's food commission contributes a
little knowledge along that line it will well repay
the effort it COSTS
The wages sin death, pay overtime al
right.
Triangle playing cards
the woman who never has learned to shuttle!
Now heave deep sigh public duty
DO Christmas shopping eariyNew York Evening Sum-
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u. s. SUBMARINES
TOUR THE COAST

PORT ANGELES, Dec. Sub
marines HI, H-2 and H-3 arriv-
ed in port at 8 O'Clock yesterday.
They will proceed south in day
or two, instructed to stop in at
every port between Bremerton and
San Francisco that might make q
good submarine base. The mont
tor Cheyenne is acting as mother
ship on the voyage.
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Make Marriage Automatic On
Birth of Child, Women's Plan
to Lift LEGITIMACY Curse

Newspaper Enterprise Association)
CHICAGO, Nov. 28.-Women of
the United States will vote away
the heaviest handicap society has
placed upon children--the STIG-
MA OF ILLEGITIMACY!
In the IL suffrage states plans
are being made to procure legis-
lation to remove the bar sinister
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02
MOTHER WAS ONCE YOUNG

Jacob Schff, New York banker, declared
temptation that besets oyncs
testers and others having Of first about
that doctrine.
Wit is wit and we're for IL. But when
the tack this remark is 1t really funny? And
there basis for 1t, funny otherwise?
admired old philosopher
exactly the other thing His instead
of being temptation to inspired about all there
toerable in him. This old boy
about life really Schiff
had better okesmiths
he made their influence
something to think about take for q moment
practical American view about this
Start with in of all the that practice
thrift themselves stick
their Well don't have told that they do all
this chiefly the wfethe wife that wife And
that's enough.
Temptation, is 1t? For where nfatuation
bad wrecks INJURIES there easily q
hundred wholesome a
keeps him straight him right
The inside Schffs cynical Is that
life 1t is both bunk and punk
Because, after all, brethren mothers
The hyphen turned out to be only minus sgnPhadelpha
North American.
New Yor bureau weights officially calls for boycott
Well bet the cold hold out the longer
fashions
played What else there left?
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DUDS FOR DOWAGERS

Hehhehl Have EN-? The latest evening gownsf
The evening that only the-er-the
roian
They're high in ont-jus high Of the dresses
that used the When you
em coming the and-down
der what's loose behind her heels.
then when they pass find the thing
behind is TRANan honest-togoodness train-made right
+ onto the Seymour skirt
The skirt you them observe made v-shaped, only
The skirt then observ made vshaped only the
that little Smith, mothers
when the suburban
street with all the aplomb Chicago Peacock
AIley
Terrible Perograd. to
u.uoao a Gaaffl
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Q.-Please state what the
difference is between ethyl"
and grain" alcohol. Oblige,
H. ]. X.
A.-Ethyl and grain alcohol
are one and the same thing. This
liquid to the chemist is known as
''ethyi alcohol" and to the trade
as "grain alcohol"
Q.-Is it proper to wear a
Tuxedo coat at a wedding?
IGNORANT.
A.-The Tuxedo, or dinner
coat, is to evening dress precise
ly what the sack suit Is to day
dress; namely, informal. In the
social sets that observe the con-
ventions in their severe limita-
lions q man changes to the dinner
coat for the evening meal, and he
uses it only when spending a
quiet evening at home or going
to the club. From this you will
see that properly it has no place
at a wedding, which is the most
ceremoniOus of all functions.
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from the child born out of wed.
lock!
This proposed legislation will
make marriage automatic between
parents of children born out o.
statutory wedlock.
From the moment Of its
birth, the child, under the
proposed law, will be entitled
to bear its fathers name and
legally to demand the support
of it's father.
The National Council Of Woman
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STEAMER NEEDS
NEW PROPELLER,

The Norwegian steamer Niels
Nielsen, built at Seattle, which
lost her propeller on her maiden
voyage, will not be taken back to
Seattle but to Esquimalt, B. c.,
for repairs. She passed through
the straits Friday night, in tow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02
PACIFIC AVENUE
EXTENSION OPEN

Cars began running Thanksgiv-
Ing day on the south extension of
Pacific avenue to 18th street.
Next week service will be extend
ed north from 7th and Pacific to
the Northern Pacific dock. Cars
will then leave the north end on
the even hours and every 15 min
utes thereafter, and the south end
at eight minutes after the hour
and every 10 minutes thereafter.
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to there nothing this
and that while tomorrow be barring its breast the
warmth OF its the struggling moaning
izng In the power of its eternal foe the wind.
Softly the
Louder and louder the
futile defense Madly
rock and then like whimperng child breaks
along the beach and ecedes with
long time shall last, this Is be its fate.
Splendid calm and ripping laughter eweed cess above opal
paes emerald! All beauty. all Joy,
hurt chaos desperate beating
what must be the fate of the the
oh there moaning obbing
sight?
Will the countless find only
you have roond love and shouted despair?
Surely oh be tired, tired this
and tired
and because too tired coming
neverang understanding hide all
Joys in your depths of peace.
Ito Be Contnued)
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have had an argument and
wish you would settle it for
us.
Last June, while the U. s.
s. Colorado and U. s. 8. AL
bany were in Menginillo,
Mexico, there were several
families who came aboard as
refugees. A few days after
they came, a baby boy was
born. The question is: What
nationality is the baby, born
Of English parents, in Mexi-
car territory, under the
American flag. A. B.
Aft the baby's parents arr
subjects of Great Britain, he alst
will he a subject of that country
n his parents are American citi
,ens, then he is an American.
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like kind (of slander) obque
1ons when doth directly his ngbor
With faults
This cunning miscellaneous
anderng for therein the skukng kepe
himself and off the
defense-From Sermon by Isaac Barrow (1630i677).
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have returned from the east.
United Artisans will elect off,
GERS Monday evening at o'clock,
at Fraternity hall.
Ladies' Aid society of Emmanuel
Lutheran church will meet We'd
nesday with Mrs. Dahl, 1898
North 15t hstreet.
The Query club Will meet Nom
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
j. @. Mason, 1891 North WASH
ington street. Mrs. r. II. T. Rog-
ers and Mrs. Mason will be hos
tesses.
The Central Parent Teachers
association will meet in room 20
of the school at $3.50 next Thurs
day afternoon, Dec. 7. DR.. Ed
win A. Layton, school physician.
will speak on the subject of THE
Health Index of Our School Chill
dren." All parents in the district
are urged to attend.
Miss Anna v. Rice of New York
city, national secretary for relig-
ious work in city Y. w. c. AS,
will arrive from Portland Satur-
day evening. She will speak at
the Tacoma Y. w. c. A. at 4
o'clock Sunday afternoon. All
young women and girls are in
vited to hear her.
Christ Herman and Miss Mild.
red Knowlton were married at the
brides home, COOS Junett street.
Thanksgiving day, Rev. o. Hagars
of the Lutheran church officiat-
ing. Only the nearest relations
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man left on the evening train for
a wedding trip through Oregon
and California. They will live in
Tacoma.
A reception will be given by st.
Andrews Parish Monday evening
from to II, at the apartments
of Rev. DIR. Webb and Miss Webb.
st. Luke's parish house, 9Th and
st. Helens avenue. Miss Agnes
Lyon, Mrs. Skramstad and Mrs.
Chandler Sloan will furnish a mu-
steal program. Refreshments will
be served. All parishioners and
friends of the parish are invited.
Representative women will pre-
side at the different sessions of
the Northwest Field Conference of
the Y. w. c. A. which opens Mon
day evening.
Mrs. e. B. Burwell Of Seattle,
chairman of the field committee,
will be in the chair at the OPEN
ing meeting; Mrs. M. e. Hay,
president of the Spokane associa-
ton; Mrs. VIM. Shellerthe. presi-
dent at Everett; Mrs. G. A. Bar
ton, vice president at Boise, Ia,
and Miss Sue M. Lombard of North
Yakima, will preside at the 9TH
er meetings. Mrs. w. w. Sey-
mour will welcome the delegates.
Mrs. J. P. Weyerhaeuser, local
representative on the field COM
mittee, is chairman of the general
committee on arrangements.
To entertain delegates and
friends of the Y. w. c. A. the
girls OF the different clubs will
give a recreation vaudeville pro-
gram Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
in the auditorium.
Snyder's band will give the
opening number, and the girls of
Stadium Y w. c. A. will be the
musicians. A Japanese character
song will be given by the Grace
Dodge club, and the Improvement
club will give a humorous num-
Der.
An impersonation will be given
by member of the Drama asso-
citation, and the Lincoln Park high
school Y. w. G. A. will resort to
burnt-cork and give a minstrel
number.
The gymnasium girls will give
the shoemaker's dance and the
Cecile dance-both in costume.
An original scenario has been
written and will be presented by
the Business Girls club,
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Eureka Rebekah Gard club will
meet Thurhday afternoon in Odd
Fellows temple. Hostssses will
be Mrs. Mary Hall and Mrs. j. Mo-
Kibbin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

OIL have noticed several
times In your column that
you have severely criticised
the female. sex for taking
the responsibility of making
an advancement toward an
acquaintance with a man.
Now why should not the
woman make known her de-
sire In this instance as we'll
as the man? OF course you
can onl ysay custom has
made 1t that way, and that
man wouldn't respect woman
for 1t. / say "Bosh!" with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02
AN S WE RS
BY CYNTHIA GREY

the custom. A woman has
just as much right in this
matter as the man.
am a single man and
would rather marry a woman
who did the proposing than
to do 1t myself. | would
feel sure she wanted me. II
! proposed she might take
me thinking it her only and
last chance. | know of many
good, respectable men who
think as | do, too.
Now why not advocate a
change in this custom? 1t Is
right to give the woman a
chance to propose and let
custom go to the winds.
There would, In my opinion,
be more happy marriages IL
the woman had an equal
right with the man In such
matters. There are many
old customs in vogue which
will have to 60. Let this 60.
too.
AN OLD BACHELOR.
A.-You have O more accurate
of my Thoughts
than have 1, IL you can recall a
single instance when 1 ever Sc.
verely criticised woman who
marriage. A woman
who Is sure that 1t is right for
her to propose marriage will not
ask my opinion or that Of any
one else. What I have done, is Il
advise women who were not sure
whether it was right for them to
take this forward step, to abide
by the conventions. You must
realize that a woman in my posi-.
ton, who must advise people OF
all classes and ages, must weigh
every word well before printing
It, lest il do more harm than
good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

Q.-Please print in your
columns a formula that will
turn hair gray.
HALF GRAY.
A.-Hydrogen peroxide, IL used
often enough, will turn the hair
gray. But applications Of this
nature may be expected to be in
furious to the hair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

TURN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE z FOR
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SEVEN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02
MILITIAMEN AND MEXICO

The value of sending the militia to the Mexican border
is just beginning to
The miliamen themselves and the
the border with them, bringing back hand
N the Mexican problem the border
correcting diligently
situation called for immediate American Intervention.
Young who went to Texas, California Arizona de-
fermined to do their part carrying the Stars Stripes
borders Guatemala they told
coming after three months
question handled II left
AK II
That G. r. majority the house
eenrage 20 kick Champ Casks houn' dog mora
Californian charges giving appsndictiu
~ Kicking Takes California
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becoming n nation like the
to Fatherland.
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outside and been torn by the mental ant
emotional tragedy through which an
passing.
Nothing in nature has ever had the
fascination for me which the sea exerts
and tonight as sit here among the ruins
Of my life its wonderful diapasons WOO me
to seek peaceful end In it's embrace-and
then come the great discords by which Il
tells Of its battles against its ancient
enemy, the wind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

Q.-What is the proper
thing to do upon receipt
of an Introductory letter?
Should l entertain the bear
err? l.. G. M.
A.-The recipient Of an intro
ductOry letter should lose no time
in calling upon the new friend or
acknowledging the letter, and
should show her some attention
socially, IL possible. The French
proverb has 1t, "The friends of
our friends are our friends" A
man receiving an Introductory
letter puts the visitor up at his
club and shows him some cour-
tesy after q prompt call.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

Ladies' Aid society of Emmanuel
Lutheran church will meet We'd
nesday with Mrs. Dahl, 1928
North 15t hstreet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

United Artisans will elect off,
GERS Monday evening at s o'clock,
at Fraternity hall.
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Society
Personal

DIR. and Mrs. James A. La CASA
have returned from the east.
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OdN0o "A
Most every woman

you're giving them something that will
make them remember You in many an
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Q.-Please tell me if Long
island, N. Y, is fortified.
INOUISITIVE.

Along island is very strongly
fortified.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02
Margie Hears Call Of Sea

FOR little book. nature IL with my
light long have alternately listened to the storm which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

Triangle playing cards have been invented. What BIZ
he who has learned % shuttle!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

Now heave deep sigh and the big public duty
DO your Christmas shopping early-New Evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

The Query club will meet Mon
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
J. @. Mason, 1901 North WASH
ington street. Mrs. f. II. T. Rog-
ers and Mrs. Mason will be hos
tesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

Terrible famine in Petrograd. But don't
until IL reaches Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02
AN OLD BACHELOR.

Q.-Several of us boys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

of fashions that "modesty
played What else there left?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

The wages Of sin is deaths with pay for overt
lght.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

The hyphen turned out to BE- only minus Sign
forth American.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

New Yorks bureau Of weights officially calls for egg
Well bet the cold storage egg hold out the longer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

Tat q. O. p. majority In the house may give
nragc 20 kick Champ Clarke houn' dog once moro
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-02

The Central Parent-Teachers
association will meet in room 20
of the school at $3.50 next Thurs
day afternoon, Dec. 7. DR.. Ed
win A. Layton, school physician.
will speak on the subject of THE
Health Index of Our School Chill
dren." All parents in the district
are urged to attend.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-06

Gine 9epeide ans 2pnoon melbef,
bah Carl 3itdener, Der engliIdle
Mriegsntiniiter, Der iid) NIT Ieimem
geianmten Stabe aitf benz engIiidJen
&riessid)iffe o6ampibire" befanb,
seitern abeno bel ben Orfneg sSyn-
feIn NIT benz SdJiff mntersesamaen
lit. Mbmiral selieDe fagt in leimem
geridt, bas Sdiff lei erlttpeber BON
einer Nftne p6er einem SprpebD snm
Girfen sebrafjt. Wfan tpolle mebre-
re 8oote seIeben baben, bic 6as iim-
fembe Sdiff perlieken, babe absr
fpater MIR cine getentertes Boot nnb
1nebrere 9eiden gefmnben. Gs lei sm
befiirdJten, bnf StiemanS BON ben
2emten anf bem Sdiff entfommeu
lei. Sas Sdiff befanb iid amf Ser
Jubrt nadD &nflan6.- Der y6amp-
Fire" seb0rte sur 9eponibire- @aiIe.
Gs mar Elm Heiner &renser, i'm syab-
re 1903 gebaut mnS hattie cine 8eia-
sung bon 655 Niann.
Als bic ytad)rid]t BON benz Inter
gang bes fleinen &rensers ,Samp-
Sbire" NIT aitdener nno ieinem Sta-
be an gorb in Grnbpn eintraf, lpmr-
be iofort ein Griessrat abgebalfeu,
an benz Sir gSilliant &obertIum, Der
Gbef bes WeneraIitabes, nn6 Die N;-
niiter Cir Gsiuarb 0reB, Neainalo
Mcarnna nnb SaDib 2fobb-G -Geurac
teilnabmen. Sir 8illiam 3obertIon
ipirb iuabrid)einlid) Der 0adJfulser
siitdJener's iueroen.
Die 9iiiien meloen bon elmer Gn-
fcrit crfolsreiden Offeniipe, Die lie
an Der gansen 2inie bon ben Bri-
pet-Siinpfen, liiblid BON Brett
2itpiusf, bis mad Der rnmGniidem
Grense bernnter, segen Die Ceiter-
reidJer porgenpmmem baben. Die
Sffeniipe beaann am Counting, fam
angebIid) sans iiberraidJenb nnb bic
HmiIem bebaupten, baf lie ben De-
fterreid)erm 1900 @efangene abge-
nommen nmo lie aus bielem ibrer
Gtellnngen bertrieben faben. Die
Deiterreider melOen BON bieier OF
Feniibe, bah iie onrdaas nid)t nner-
iuartet fam. Sic lagen, baf iidJ
cine aeiuaftise Sdlad)t cnt,pifeft ba-
be. esn Scr Nabe BON Ofna iuer-
be bitter mn bic 6lterreidild]cn Gtel-
lnmsen sefampft. ysoroiueftlidl pon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-06
Die 0atipnaIfumbentiOm.

Gineltnnaiie miro iiber Die morgen
friib beginnenoe repu5lifaniIhe
gfationalfonbention berihtet. slber
u1ter aI' oen gerihten lit iebr me
mig Boiitibes, oas ipeitans Wfeiite
tit @el6Dab iiber Die 9lusiihten ser
&anoioaten Sugbes ion nit einen
Wfal cine lfsermartete Stdrfe ert-
mifeln, man lpri1t oapon oaB er
nit mebr als $50 Stinlnen in Die
&onDertion geben miro, trosoem
Noot eigentlib Der popuIdrIte 4anoi-
Dat Bel ben Delegaten .5llr &onben-
tion lit. slber man fiir6tet, oab
Hoot nidt leibt gelp6blt tDeroen
fann, iDabrer1o man BON Sugbes
iiber5eugt iit, oaB er perbdltnisnta-
Big Ieidt geip1blt miro. Son NoooIe.
belt miro menig geiproden. Dns
barf ieoob iiber feline Starfe ti1t
tauiden. 9ie Yrogreiiiben iinb fir
Hibn mno gegen Sugbes uno iie bro
ben nit einem oritten Eiffet, tpefnl
ter ooer elm anoerer ibnen lpr1pa-
fbiIder &anbioat nidt eripdblt miro.
9ngbes lift ibnen aber fem ipn1patbi-
iher &anoi0at ltn6 in Der @onpen-
tIon bot man beilige Mngit Dor Ell
mem oritten Eidet. 9os madt Die
gbancen 9ngbes' ipieoer ungefpiB.
Son ben r5aporite Sons" liflo Ole
Wfetften alisgel6ieoen. gs bIeiben
mir nod Burton, Der lange itidt oen
Gntbnfiasnius erregt bot, tpie nan
iid einbiloete; Sairbanfs, CUNT
nlinas, @eefs, 8orab nno einige
nnoere. @arren g. Saroins miro
als Dart Sorie" angeleben. Sir
Hoolebelt tritt angeblib iebt auh
Senator 2ooge elm. BON Dem man
immer annabm, oaB er elm uSugbes-
Monn" iei.
0as grefutipfonlite bot Die per-
ldieoenen &ontelte erleoigt SSn Dem
&onteit BON inierm 9iitrift tpuroen
Or. sSreoerid Serrell uno gStllian
@ieribpale als 9elegaten anerfallrtt.
stuf cine gmpfeblirne oesGrefittio-
fonlites BIN miro oas &onrite fiir
8eI6Iiiiie Der &onnention elm SEQ
mite Der observation-disclosures
empfangen.
gs beiBt, Die Domination oes
General @ooo gum Irdiioenten
miiroe 9iooiebelt als 20lune Ser Der
tuidelten Gage in Chicago pilIfom-
men Iein.
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SmIamo.

- 9raiioent @ilion ioG ben gnt=
lpurf DER oeinofratiiben Ylatfornt,
Der ibn porgelegt Dnroe, gutgebei-
ben baben. 9as @allptgeruid)t lit
alif Die grboltitng oes Srieoens, auf
Die guten 3eiten BON oenen mir
bier i'm Siioen aGeroings nifts
merfen uno auf Die oErepareo-
neB" gelegt.
9fear Momiral gaperton, Der
8efeblsbaber Der Dor Der Sniel Gan
Domingo liegenben amerifanii6en
Sbipaoron, bot Dem Warine=Sefre-
tar Oaniels gerneloet oaB BET elmer
am Samitag BON @arine Soloatett
unternonmenen @aloung Der im
Warine &orps oienenoe aapitdn
Serbert S. Seri6inger erI6oiIen
muroe. Der @omiral teilt NIT, Dob
Deri6ieoentlib Sbiiiie pom 2anoe
aus auf Die 2anoungstrnppe abge-
feuert tultrben, oenen BON Den Sol
oaten inoeB ni6t Die geringite ge-
oeutung beigemeiIen rultroe, bis
ploblib oer&apitan getroffen tunroe.
Serl6inger lebte MIR nod orei
Stunoen, nadoem er Derlpintoet
Dar; er mar aus gtortb Carolina
gebiirtig. Itano i'm AZ, 2ebensiobre
nno binterldBt cine gSittpe nebit Ell
ner fleinen So6ter.
Senotor @uIberIon erfIarte III
einem Sitternietu, oaB es tbm gar
nid)t einfaae, pon ieiner aanoioatltr
3uritd5utreten, lrno erfldrte aae
bierauf be8iigliden @eriihte fiir un-
mabr,
General 9lntpalt @regorp
bat Dem &ongreB elm Menoranoum
tnterbreitet, oas bonn 9luspdrtigen
slmte gebilltgt uno sur 9lnnabme
enlpfobleu miro, nno IN Dem er cine
Hebilion Der iebt beiteberioen gieu-
trolitatsgefete beantrogt @regorD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-06
Pablo copez
erINcIIen.
Militdrparabe lit 81 Yalo.
mexikan. GinfubrzolI
erb0bt.

gablo eopes, Der giaa's
9anptitiite bei Dem l1eberfal anf
Columbus, q. Nf., mar mmo audi
Die GrmorSmus Der amerifaniidlen
Wftnenlette bei Ganta giabel fir
Tilla beiorgte, ift in Santa gioIa,
oem Sinridtnngsplat bon Gbibna-
bna, erid)piien iuoroen.
Sellte loI in Gl 8nIo
eine groBe WeiIitdrparaoe itattfinoen.
Sic loa in eriter 2inie oen 3metf
baben, ben 2ellten 5l 5eigen, oaB oie
Wfilitarbeboroen genng SoIoaten CUR
Terfiigung baben, nm alien Of0a-
li6feiten getpabien 5l iein. 0ie
geboroen erbalten fldrfllih be5tanoia
3nibrifterL in oenen ibnen Siilfe
angeboten miro, fans llnrnbe1l aus
bre1en lolten.
Mlle @anren, Die in Merieo
eingefiibrt iperben, nliillen pom Is.
Sum- an einen grtra-3oII bon orei
Bro5ent am @ert Ser @aare besab-
len.
Das Gabinet bat in ieiner belt-
tigen Sislng fiber Die geote gorran-
ad's beraten. @as abgenadt tpilr-
De, tit nod nidt befanntgemadt NOR
ben