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llnier sleent in Samilton lit Serr
Gouarb grud, 449 Sab diinfte Sr.
ger Gel. 476.R. Some EbOHs
1631-g.
= Die qplisiiisn 5uber, aed,irg,
@raboIpb unb Sermann untsrbreitstsr
eeitern Qtbenb i'm Namen ibrer aalne'
rdben bem Stabtratb bas GeIut, js'
oem Mitglieb bes pOli3si Oeparte'
ments oajGbrli9 sebn Gage Jsrien bel
polem 9ehalt su betpiIIisen.
- Die peritorbene iSrau Wlart
areimsr isBts in ibrsm seitament $50
aus fir Sselenmehsn, pel6e Der qfars
rer Der Ct. Qnna airde Isien ioa.
Die 5O8tsr, JrduIein Gliiobetb Srcis
mer erbdlt bic lebensldngIi9e NuBnis.
bung Der Garm in Gairfieto Sopns
fbip, bic nda ihrem 5ooe an lire
ainber eeben foa.
- 0as Wlai Gsit, ipel6ss bsnts
glbenb in Der GDans. Ct. Sobannss'
Eir9e itdttfinbet, peripri6t cine er'
folsrsi9e affaire gu lpsrben. On BEN
Nuiitprosramm bstbeilissn iia bas
Ct. Sobannes Gr9eiter, Totpis bic
SoliIten: 5rGulsin sbeIma psters.
Srl. Celia gpers, SRI. @ernu S6nsii
Der ulto bic !Ssrren 2eRoD albrs6t
unb prof. N. Suber.
= Spfparo genge pon Norb 6unfts
unb Seaton Strabs, pslder perbaftet
iporoen iuar, neil er fetne Gamilie aus
bem 6auis eejust bate, purbe nit
elmer ernitli9en gertparnuns entlai'
ZEN.
- Millidm @osttsr, Der Gisentbii.
mer Der Wirtbi9aft an gaIt 4oenue
unb 9rano gOuleOarb, reidte BEL Der
aisens aOmniiifion bos Gsfu9 elm,
feline 2i5ens an DiGiam g. petsrs
iibertragsn gu biirfsn.
- 6amilton 9ogs so. 572 Der pps
tbias Sitter bat am Dienitag abenD
aufsebDrt aIs feparate 2oss su eriftis
ren uub basielbe mar geiiern @beao
nit Der Gone Star 2ose No. 80 Der
Dptbias Ritter Der Iaa. Die 8er'
sinisuns Der beiben 9Ogsn ipurbs bur9
bic gemeini6oftlite 9eamtenipaSI
tbatfdhli9 pollSogcn.
= Der S6tpei5er Wdnrr6or pers
dnitaltet ON Samiias, bem 6. Mai,
I'm 9euti6en 9alIie eine muiitalifds
bromatiide 4benOunterbaltung. Die
muiitaliifen 9orbietungen itehen uns
ter 2eituns beg tii9tisen Dirisentsn
Serrn gDnarb Strn6eI. Cine Qnsa9I
biibf6er GbOre tperbsn geiunsen. 4u.
berbsm gslangt bas aisbfrlpisl Der
.3iIertbuler", Don .TesmuelIer. BUR
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guffiibrune. Inter ben wliiipirisnSsn
befinben Ii6 bic 6erren 2ouis gassl.
Guftap lobsr, Wlatb. 8renner, pans
Reiier. aboIf SGsi, Sans gteifer ST.,
WaIter Deumsr uHD 5rsb Suit, ioipis
bic Domen Rpia 9dsi. Yictoria yst'
oIb unb emma 9intsrlneiiter.
= Sn Der ct. Soiepbs airde ipurs
ben eeittrn Worsen 5rdulein Srens
Riebaus unb Ssrr Yaul Wleeaffrsr
our6 WeD. George Meperb5fer sbeIit
perbunben.
= Su feinem Seim, Wo. $50 Rorb
Siebenie Strabs, peridieb seftern an
ben JoIsen zines G4Iasanfaus 5err
Saeob e. Sdpab, Der kfannts 6leis
ffet an Roro Sisbentsr uno Seaton
Strabe, i'm 9llter bon A Sa6ren. 81
ipiro iiberlebt BON Tsiner Satin, feds
ainbsrn, einem gruber, 6srr 3ouis
Shtpab, unb fiinF Sdipsitern. biz
Srduleins Cue, 9lnna unb Barbara
S9ipob, Frau gu9en glrltes uno 6rdii
Sobn mosner. Der wsritcrbene ipar
Mitalieo Der ct. Stepbanus @es
nieinbe unb lpiro morsen friib pcr
tisier Stride aus i'm Ct. Stepbanuss
6rieb6of besraben.
= Die Serrsn Deter g. S6ipab,
2lnbreip Semonn unb pbilip Better,
luslde ii6 auf Der aranienliite befan'
ben, iinb ouf bem Dess Der gsfes
rum.
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gstras ipirb fir bic gsrbsFsruns Der
Is. Gtrabs beaniprudt. - Die slus
tlass eessn ben Jarbissn gbas. Mil
liams, lpeIter Der 8sforberung eines
Soa3arbipisls bsl6ulbist ipirb, ipurbe
abseipisIsn. = Die alase sesen 2ouis
gfeiffsr ST., ipsl9er beIhulbist tpirb,
gdume auf BEN Grunbitiid zines
9a6bars abgebOlSt su buben. 1T gss
senpdrtis in 9er6anbluns.
= 9as 9lpps[ationsssri1t Bat bas
llrtbeil bss Gireuitseridis, tpel6es in
Der S6absnsrIabtlase bon Srant Sps
mas eegsn bic Strabenbabn So. gu
9uniteR Der pertlasteu &ompusnis
sntidisbsn bate, bsitGtiet.
= Der sermin fir bic Ginrsiduns
elmer pstition bsbufs elmer Referens
bum=Qbitimmune erliftt beute Nuh@
mittag um 5. llbr. Die qstition
mub in Der Office pes Gountp GIsrts
binierlest perben.
- Charles @bitcomb Don glo.
502 Moin Strabe, Gopineton. tpurbe
aeitern unter Der 9tntlaee Der JGls
i6une perbaftet. Die 2lntlase tpurbe
bon ieinem friibsrsn 9si6dftsinbabsr
M, 9aOtmann BON glo. 400 Columbia
StraBe erboben.
- Sn aleranbria ipurb. seitsrn
Der aaufmann Rob. 9osnsp bon stpei
farbigsn 5rausnSimmern, Ran Gree
man unb beren 5pdter Bette. nit
9niippsIn attadirt. Gr entlpanb Der
dlteren ssrssmdn ben sniippsl unb
pertbeibists Iih in Iolder @eiie, buB
feline beibsn 9lnsreifer fdlimme Der
lebunoen bapou tragsn. Die beiosn
5arbisen purben psrbafiet. 0osnsp
permue iit bic llrid6e, ipel6e au BEN
9tnsriff fiibrte, ntdt at ertldren.
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gen aus Der aaffe beipillist. Nm slpsi
ertraniie Witslieber ssldnsten $14 als
llnteritiibuna aur @nssahInng.
&ebxrtem.

9ubert unb Marp Warfbaa. Wlt
Waibington, WlGDden.
Sobn unb 2isnes Robbp, M.Waih4
ington, Andbe.
Gbarles unb 9ulu Wdrtin. Wt
Waibingion, Wdbden.
gbarles unb 4bbie Maioepstp,
1912 gisslop Str, anabs.
at0narb unb Gillian Geislsr, 4132
clifton 4ps., anabe.
Jrauf unb 9sna Saubausr, 1927
6infibe aps., Gnabe.
grnit unb apuiie Wsioman, 1896
patterion Str, WGbbsn.
6enrp R. unb 0iols. G6r. Rob,
203 Sampton plaoe, Wdbden.
Charles unb gnna Bergman, 3176
9iafoe aps., WiGb6en.
Ralpb unb Glij. Dill. 1918 Senosr
Ctr, andbs.
s5rsb. unb Clara Deifsl. OsmpisH
unb gsetman Sir, WGo6tn.
Oscar u. anb giolst 6. WIritsr,
Eennebb glbt., qnabs.
9arrp unb Clara Rebrins, 128
Mulberrp Str, anabe.
geo. anssline Steinmeb. 1877 aboIl
Str, MGbaen.
Sames unb Mabeline CONNER.
1434 State ape.. Stnabe uno Usdo'
den.
gleranber unb aosiaios 9ladburp,
1468 State ape., &nabe.
gbnin unS JIorsnce pstiit, 1925
Darmoutb 9lpe., anabe.
5urman unb Warp pint6am, 9bo:
part, anabe.
Gbp. unb Map Wlgner. 364O
OanIon QlDs., ana6e.
Gaul g. unS Soa aIein, 1888
9eipitt qpe., anube.
9a. .. unb SIOreuee Surl.s, Masis
fonpille, anabe.
Georse unb 5lotenee Rolfien, 1349
Wprtle glpe., Snabe.
/. Sames ". unb Dora Grap, $40 VI.
7. Str, anabs.
9bomas unb Jrarces R. Wtartini,
908 Gpins Str, andbe.
Scbn @eorse unb 1bersid Sddibs
lein, 26O5 Ssffsrion aps., andbe.
Sobn unb Wdrsarstba Suoer, 2735
Wasner Ctr, UlGotsn.
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3entid)am. apuierens.
Cine ioi6e finbst am %.
unb %. mai in Gbi.
eago fctt

unb %. mai in Obi.
edgo tctt
(spesidIespelee bee -GirannsiIer sOiisslati-.l
pAiloDelpbia, pa.. 8. Ulai
Jm Rameu bss 9orltanbss bss
DeuiI9 am,ritaniI6en gsntrals
bunees bon pennIplpanisn. bss penns
iplpnni1 StaatsDsrbanos beg Ratios
naIbunbss. battn bic Ssrrtn Jcbn 3.
Mapsr, prdiipsni. unb gloolpb 1imm,
Setrstdr. sinsa aufruf unb cline gins
labung ,ur gilbuns zines aonfsr.n,
COMMITTEES alisr 9sntih gmerilans.
erlaiisn. DaiieIbs icll bur6 b.ruf.n,
9srtreisr sintn ginilub auf bic aa,
tionalioHceHte Der bsipsn arobsH pars
tsisn 3u gstp!nHen iu6sn, bamit ben
WiHifen oes oeutff amtrisaniihsn
eIements esbiibr.nb. gsrlidfiGtiauna
bel Der 9usmdbl Der ganbibnten unb
Der abfaiIuns Der plaifprm sutt.lI
iperoe. Die anrssuns Sur giIbuHa ii.
nes aonisr,n5 aOmmittsss mar Dor
brei NOden bsi elmer 3uTammsns
fnHii beg 9ssislatip aommitissg
bes Geniralbunbss In altoona. Ia.
ssssbsn luOrbsn. Dem @oriianbs ipurs
ben bic iptiteren S1ritts ubsrlaffsn.
er bat bic aonieren, auf ben %. unD
20. Rai ftitseftbi unb Gbieaao uno
eas boriige HaiIsrbof 6oiel cls 3us
iommtHiunfiscrt sspdbIi. Die 9uFs
torberuns sur gsididung bieier Ron,
ferens ridtet iih Hi9t ansin an bic
Stodispsrbdno. b.s TsutI6 Gmsri.
fdniIdtn Raiionalbunbss. ionbsrn
aud an alls 8srb1nbs, bic cine lelbls.
ftdnbise Stsaniioilpn baben, ipie
Sdnser. Surntr, G9Iben. Deieranen,
Hritgtr unb QanbsmlnnTfnften. al,
bic btuifhen opssn unb Crberi, an bic
Wdnnsrbsrsins alsr BetenntnifTt unb
an bic 9<rtrsier Der beutitamsrilanis
ideu preiIe
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NeNpsrt.

Die g'eippuri Office fir Sas Sin
cinnaticr 9pIfsblatt" befinbet ii6 In
Ro. 339 Yurf Straks, seseniibe,
benz GOnrtbouis, ipOicIbit 9eniafeiten
Tn5eisru II. I. M. bis 8 ltbr slbenos
entgegensenommen tperben. Selepbpn
SOutb 2401.
SeiiBtiteG gsrGnbsrungsn,
Samuel 2etpeu an @usuit M. Bart
lett, cine 2ot on Der 6. Strabe
$1,000. - Simpn Msfbbpnstp an
ben Nepppri gaunsrein, cine Got an
Der Sitisits Der @ine Strdbs, 81. =
%. 8. BRADFORD on Gbds. gt. 9reb,
cine Got an Der O'SaGlon QOsnue in
gellebue, $500. = Dan, SilIin an
Gen. Sbompion, cine Got in Clifton,
$1,000. - @ep. Opel an 5. 9. Stole,
cine Got in Sort sbomas, $500. -
gli3abetb Stegemonn on Belle 9.
Smith, cine Got an sptpsr glace
Sort S6pmus, $25O0. - q. %. Bar
pin an glisabetb Stegemann, eine Got
in Sort Sbomas, $4,000.
- Seiratbsifeins: Daniel Sparta,
36, uno 9lIice SgIiUs, "a, bsiSe DON
Ssnrp Co., SnO.
-9ie 2eide bes pfarrers Step6an
Sdmib puroe gsitern bonn pfarrs
bauie mad Der ct. Stspbanus air6e
asbru6t unb baieibft nabs ben 2(ltar.
itufsn oufse6abrt. Gin apmpaenic
Der ct. Sobanuesritter funsirt ais
Sobtenlpate. 0as Snnere Der air6s
lit in S6porS gebiGt, pGbrsnb Der
4Itar unb bic &an3eI nit galmse.
pG6ien unb glumsn geI6midt iino.
Gls bic 2ei9e in Der Stride anlanas
te, itimmts pfarrer SenrD 5appert
Don Der Wlutter 9ottes Stride in
GOoington ben Gjeians fir ben Sob
ten an, porin er Don 90 qrieftern Der
Gooin9toner 9io5Die untsritiist ipurs
be. Die 2ei6e bleibt big beute Dor
mittags 9 llhr oufge6abrt, tporauf Der
Srauereottssbisnit Teinen 2lnfang
nimmt. Sdmmtli6e @ereine Der ct.
So6unnes 9emeiabe fperben an benz,
felbsn fi6 bst6eiligsn. 2tls 9a6rtu6.
TRIGGER tperben bic 5ruitees Der Sc
metnbe Soiepb Oeitsrmann, Spi.
goetman, gllbert Srufe, SoTepn U2eis
iter, Soiepb MaibinOt. !6enrp petsrs
unb als @hren 8abrtu6trGoer bic
geamten Der berT6iebenen air6enz
gsrsine Der 9ereinoe fungiren.
= Die Campbell So. SumauttGtsz
@eIelli6aft fat fpIgenbe 9eamten err
pGbIt: prdi.: Srou Qnn Raiipn, /.
9i3srgrdi.: DR.. 2luguIt Selm6olb; 2.
9i3s zprGf.: @m. u. 9pnalbfon:
Sdabmeiiterin: 5ruu 2eOnttne s.
Tlurrab; SetretGrin: ssruu 81. u.
WlcWurbo; 5umanitGts zgeamter: Z.
WcWurbo; @priiberin bss 5rauens
aommittses: Jrau Carrie S6naats.
= Die edluBprifung in Der Sots
f9ule finbet am IA. Suni 2l6enbs
itatt. Or. Ganfielo, prGFoent Der
Central uniberiitGt in DanDill., ap.,
niro eine anfpra6e an bic 9rabuan.
ten ri6ten. Gin por5iqli6es 9ro=
orulnm iuirb CUR 9ur6fiibruns ses
langen.
Mupor 2ibinsIton unb bic
Stubt &pmmiiiGre ba6en ben uns
terne6mern, beg aarnepals, pelher
gegenpdrtig an Der Sront etraBe abs
gebalten ipirb, ben getrieb irgenb
zines 5n5drbfpieles itritt perboten.
auh mub bic S9teBgausrie bon benz
Ssitentpeg Der Dafbirgton Strabs
sntfernt iperben, ba bdIelbft bic Siz
pafanten g.fdbrbet fpirb.
- Sm Gircuitseriht tpurbe geffern
Don 2ouis 8. Wenbt g.gen 3. 81.
auf 3abtung DON $1,000
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Jmmer iueiter
9ebnt lid bic famoie Wtio
gorter .9srid p0runsss
mpagne

Rem yort, 3. Diui. Inter bsl
8erionsn, psl6e in nadiraglih pcH
ben gunoessrobssfhporsHsn srhot's
nsn 2lntlasen in gsrbinDuns nit bsr
anssbliMn g.ridipOruns CUR 3srii6.
ruHa bss Delanb aanals genannt
iinp, bsiiHbei iidl au6 sohn gsuop.
Der Rsbaiisur e.s r@aslic amsriean'
unb prcminsntsr iyiibrsr in Der Sat:
BON Srlanbs liuabtdnsiatsit. Obslsid1
ni6t brett anssliagi, III sr bod be-
ftulbisi, an aeriiTsn llntrieben c:r
anse6liten @sridp0r.r, untsr bensr
fid Der friibers beuiide Wilitdrsatius
DE. Sauptmanr Don gassn. unb WsIi
poH 5ssl bsfaHbsn, iicb bstbeilisi III
bnbsn.
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i'm aIier bon 50 Sabren i'm Snule FcIner Tod.
ter. Grau Sof. 8. 9idman. 30. 221 %.
II. Strabe, 0oonatnn. an. 5as 0eitenbes
gdngHib finoei Sreliaa frib um Q. @Rai. bonn
1rauerb1.iie aus iiaii pornuf nm llbr @iors
gems In Der ct. SobaHnes STRIDE eine Nes
liitemsWieife celebriri perbeH mlro. Sie geer'
oienne erioIst auf bsm 5t. SobdnHes 2riehhoi.
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eeb. Betfer,
i'm alter bon 72 Sntren 9as aeibenbeedna.
nib finbei oiH Sdniiina friib, 8. Wlai 1915, BON
Srnuerbduie Go 450 oermeS slbsHue. aus
itntt .fucrauf nm llbr In ber Et Sobannes
air4e cine Weauicm,UIefe celebrirt tueroen
@ernnrb Jrieobof in Cincinnati. 4,5G
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bdriiin. Die eecnomb Aht. 1ria Stores, Top'
4rua 20. q0piHetou. No.. tatfu "a ffsts tcr'
rnibte.
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1er anneblids gerid)worer in eiaener
s,ertbeiOisnns anf nem 3enseu'
itan6.
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sSran Gliiabttb Sdluitef,

eturb am Giittno6, 3. Wlni 1915, ipobIpeI
chen NIT ben bL Eterbefniramerten.
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NUxAT Ed IR o N

sytoti be ardfie ben
fd,pd6sn. netpoffii, nb'
ffmnitsffn eerteu nm
200 EroSeni tn xsbil
1aeeu IN sislfH 6dtifn.
800 1rerttH GfafbeH,
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eineui arobfn urtifsl,
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3amiltpa.

llnier seent in Samilton it Serr
Gouarb Srud, 449 Sab Siinfte CTR.
Self Gel. 476.R. Some HbOue
1621.N
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harhor defenccs cover something over
300 miles of coast line in tho immedi-
ate neishborhood of our most impor-
tant strategic commercial larbors.
And YOU can figure up for yourself the
amount Of money II would take actu-
ally To- protect all our coasts from
inv aston.
Tie fabulous expense ~ any such
policy constitutes its own elimination.
The principles Of economy and the
logic of history dictate the necessity
OF having the national defence consist
of sea power and land power and OF
having the organized land power of
the nation divided up into two parts
coast artillery n mobile army. Each
element should he adequate and the
whole system of defence should be vel
balanced.
The navy is the great offensive arm
of the national defence. 1t should be
in a position to go where it will TO
search out the enemy and destroy IL.
When | say that the navy il the great
offensive arm of the national defence.
] mean offensive in the tactical sense
and not in the political sense. BY no
means do | imply that the navy is to
he the weapon of political aggression.
The navy must not and cannot lie tied
down to the protection of great COM
mercial harbors and cities. but must
be absolutely free tn go wherever tao
teal considerations may dictate the
necessity of going.
1t is to give the navy this essential
freedom of action that the coast artil-
lery finds its eason for existence.
Coast artillery Notifications. with
their ~detachments for strewing the
harbcrs with mines, are supposed to
he able To protect harbOrs and cities
from flee; attack. They are not SUD-
posed To be able and are not able 10 de-
fend themselves from land attack from
the rear.
This is the function OF the mobile
army, that is, to meet whatever land
forces may gain Judgment on our soil.
Also ii Is the purpose Of the coast
artillery to amor a haven OF refuge
to which our fleets might come for
safety and repair in case of necessity
Of temporary flight from an overpow.
! erlng enemy or in case Of having been
roughly handed in an
Win "a more powerful enemy. Each
arm of the national defence is essen
tial and must be provided in proper
amount.
1t is an interesting thing to note
how the fathers viewed the two arms
Of the service. Jealousy of standing
armies was II of our .AnglO-SaXon
inheritances. In the Constitutional
Convention there was considerable
sentiment against giving the Federal
Government the power to raise and
maintain a standing army at all. The
mother country herself had not had
much more han a century OF expe-
rience with standing armies: and that
experience did not teach the people of
England to love the institution. But
the preponderatlng common sense OF
our great Constit utiOnal Convention
prevailed ana the Federal Congress
finally was given ample power to raise
and support armies.
But the feeling with respect IN
armies found embodiment in "A limita-
ton that was placed upon the power
Of Congress to make appropriations
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for the army. The Constitution gives
Congress absolutely unlimited pow u
to provide and maintain navies, II
also gives Congress the power to raise
and support armies. but qualities this
power by providing that no %appropr.a-
tion for the army shall be available for
more than two years. Thus it was
planned to give added protection from
militarism TO institutions by hold
ing the purse strings tightly and on
tinually in the hands of the Congress.
Armies had oppressed peoples, had
set up governments and pulled them
down. Navies had not and. eNcep;
under exceptional circumstances. could
not; though in recent times in Portu-
gal and Brazil we have seen the navy
%participat. in a prominent fashion in
revolt against the constituted au,hor!-
ties. But no principle of American
policy now il so we'll settled and in
so little danger OF disturbance as the
principle of the absolute subordina-
ton OF the military power 10 the civil
within the State.
We have no need to fear our "
army and navy. Any concern that We
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-30
Henry Breckenridge Tells Why the
Nation Must Have a Strong and
Perfectly Constituted Land Force

Since Mr.. Breckinfidges articles began in THE SUNDAY SUN de.
veiopments bearing on the question OF national defence have multiplied
rapidly The nation is now awaiting the final word from Germany on
tM submarine issue. The seizure Of the Won Ieei papers, revealing
plots Of German agents in the United States, has been made a dipIo.
matte issue. Japan has again voiced her disapproval of discrimination
in the matter of immigration. Our forces are still in Mexico. Mean.
while the Joint committee of the Senate and the House of Representa-.
tves is debating whether the country shall have the degree of semi.
preparedness provided by the Hay bin or the greater degree as
embodied in the Chamberlain Senate bill. After the armys reorganiza.
ton the Administrators preparedness programme is to bend every
energy TO hasten action on the navy bill now pending before the House
Committee on Naval Affairs. At this juncture, and with the problem
Of defence the most serious. in the minds of a majority Of citizens,
tina. the nation bs faced in many decades. THE SUN presents the
following joint article by MI. Breckinridge and CAPT. ". S. Sims, one
Of the navys most brilliant officers. on the vital needs of the land and
sea forces as Of the utmost importance.
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aud Admiral Fletcher decided that We
should Try some very elaborate expert
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ltprrs.nt tn, main body. and put two
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wish TO indulge should he directed no:
to any potential oppressive power OF
II armed forces but to their made
Quacy and to the undesirable proha-
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hility that the General Staffs of the
other armies and navios of the world
stand IN no more awe OF them than
do We.
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Continued on Fourth Page.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-09-15

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Alias Summons

In the District Court, Second
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho, in and for the County Of
Latah.
Josephine Green, Plaintiff
Felix F. Green, Defendant
The State of Idaho sends Greet
ing to Felix F. Green, above named
defendant.
You are hereby notified that a
complaint has been filed against
you in the. District Court of the
Second Judicial District of the
State of Idaho, in and for the
County of Latah, by the above
named plaintiff, of the nature in
general terms as follows:
To obtain a decree of divorce on
the grounds of desertion and cruel
treatment.
And you are hereby directed to
appear and answer the said COM
plant within twenty days of the
service of this summons, if served
within said Judicial District, and
within forty days if served else
where. And you are further no.
titled that unless you so appear and
answer said complaint within the
time herein specified, the plaintiff
will take judgment against you as
prayed in said complaint.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the State of
Idaho. in and for Eatah County,
this 18th day of September, A. D.,
1916.
Homer E. Estes, Clerk.
By Adrian Nelson, Deputy.
L. G. Peterson, residence Kend-
rick, Idaho, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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