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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12
ACLARACIONEs DEBIDAs

Habiendome informado de una
carta, en- mi caracter de editor
de este periodico, suscrita por el
Sr. 0ctaviano A. Larrazolo, en- la
cual Sc artibuye al editorial que
apareci6 en- nuestro numero an
terror, bajo el rubro de "Nues-
ira Salutacion" la intenci6n de
atacar la honradez Y la honorable
lidad de dicho sefior, basandose
tai supuesto en- ell hecho de que
ahi sc lie alude considerandolo
"falto de caracter", habiendo to-
mado debida nota de que no hay
en- tOdo este sino una mala inte-
ligencia de "palabras", que es
necesario aclarar para que quede
en- su lugar la reputation del ST..
Larrazolo Y bien claro nuestro
proceder, en- ning1n sentido ami
mado de danado prop6sito, Sc ha-
ce constar para conocimiento del
interesado y del p1blico, que:
AL aludir al Sr. Larrazolo, CO.
mo "falto de caracter" Sc quiso
significar con clio, y de hecho Sc
signifc6, que lie "falta tez6n, fir
meza, fuerza y persistencia de
voluntad" en- relaci0n con los fl
nes de que sc hace menci6n en- ell
mismO parrafo y que en- ning1n
sentido Sc intento menoscabar
su buen credito, o los attributes
que hacen estimable a un indivl-
duo de la sociedad en- que vive.
En- el terreno de la caballero-
sidad, no hay empacho en- hacer
la presente aclaraci6n, la cual por
otra parte esta apoyada por Ia
significaci6n que pura y usual
mente corresponds a la palabla
"caracter' en- ell idioma espanol,
en- que Sc escribe La Voz del Pue-
bio.
Sepa pues el ST.. Larrazolo, que
no hemos lastimado su honradez
Y que este su patrimonio, es para
nosOtros materia que nos mere
ce entero respeto. Ell Editor.
La que abajO firma, The Mar.
tfnez Publishing Company, cuys
atenci6n ha sido atraida a un cor
to editorial que apareci6 en- La
Voz del Pueblo del dia 5 anterior
con referencia al Sr. o. A. Lara
zolo y especialmente una parte
de dicho editorial en- que Sc dice
aludiendo al mencionado, que "le
falta, sobre todo CHARACTER"
la Martinez Publishing Co. de.
sea declarar que este articulo fut
publicado sin su conocimiento }
consentimiento. Que el primer
dato que tuvo de clio fue cuan
do Sc lie llam6 la atenci6n por e
Sr. Antonio Lucero Y que 81 81
atenci6n hubiera sido llamad;
antss de que ell articulo fuera pu
blicado, de SECURE que no hubie
ra permitido que apareciera Ell
el peri6dico y que por 10 tanto pi
! den al publico consideren come
no hecha la declaration de dich'
articulo, retirando ademas e
: mismo y expresando el deseo d.
! que las personas que 10 hayal
: leido 10 tomen como una observa
ci6n en- ninguna manera reca
: sobre la honradez Y la integrida,
5 del senior Larrazolo.
i Martinez Publishing Co.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12
CONVOCATORIA

Sc hace saber por medic de la
resente, que el Comite Central
Democratico del condado de San
Miguel, del Estado de Nuevo Me-
xico, convoca a una convention a
los dem6cratas de dicho condado,
la cual Sc reunira en- la Casa de
Corte, en- Las Vegas, Nuevo Me-
xico, ell dia lunes 20 de Octubre a
las 10 de la mahana, con ell fin de
postular una boleta de condado.
Los diversos precintos del con-
dado de San Miguel, tienen dere-
eho al siguiente nGmero de dele
gados.
l San Miguel .........................4
2 La Cuesta .-............................2
3 Las Vegas South .....,.-....-..5
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12
AQUIEN REPRESENTA- FL CANCILLER?
ANTES DE HACER INST ANCIA ALGUNA A LAS MA.
Clones ALIADAS, LOS Z JERCIT0S DEL KAISER DE.
BEN EVACUAR LOS TER klIORI0S OCUPADOS, PUES
SOLO tai HECHO PUED OAR PROBABILIDADES AL
PEDIMENTO.

Amsterdam, Oct. eel texto
de la nota enviada por el cancilIer
imperial aleman al presidente
Wilson dice:
"El gobierno aleman pide al
presidente de los Estados Unidos
que tome en- su mano la restau-
raci6n de la paz, ponga en- conoci-
miento de todos los Estados bell
ceramics esta suplica y los invite
a mandar plenipotenciarios con el
prop6sito de abrir negociaciones.
Acepta ell programa manifestado
por el presidente de los Estados
unidos en- su mensaje al Congre-
so de Enero 8, Y sus anuncios ul-
timos, especialmente su discurso
de Septiembre q, como base pa
ra las negociaciones de paz.
Con ell fin de evitar mas de-
rramamiento de sangre, el go
bierno aleman pide la conclusion
Immediate de un armisticio por
terra, por aqua, y en- el aire."
Ell texto de la communication en-
tregada al encargado represen-
tante de la Suiza, dice como 81
que:
"Sehor: Tengo el honor de acu-
sar recibo, en- nombre del presi-
dente, de su nota del 6 de Uctu-
bre, incluyendo la communication
del gobierno aleman para el pre-
sidente; Y estoy instruido por ell
presidente para suplicar a usted
trasmita la siguiente comunica-
ci6n al canciller imperial aleman !:
"Antes de dar contestaci6n al
pedimento del gobierno imperial
aleman, Y con ell fin de que la res
puesta sea exacta Y recJa, como
los intereses del momenUO 10 re-
quieren, el presidente ue los Es-
tados Unidos consider O necesario
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12
QUIEN FUE Ell EXTINTO
PublicamOs en- seguida los datOs
relatives al fallecidO ID. Jose
Santos Esquivel.

Fl senior d. Jose Santos Esqui-
vel de cuya defunci6n dimos
cuenta en- nGmero anterior, lie
v6 en- vida el titulo de capitan
con cuyo grado sirvi6 en- el ej6r-
cito hacia el aho de 1861, ha-
biendo tornado parte en- numero-
SOS hechos de arnas en- la carnpa-
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12
LA REBELLION BELGA

Amsterdam, Oct. lila esta-
llado una revuelta en- Brujas,
Belgica, enteramente popular, O.
liginada por Ia oposici6n del po-
pulacho a la deportation dc civil
les intentada por los alemanes.
segGn Les Nouvelles. Las tro-
pas alemanas hicieron uso de sus
cahones y mataron muchos BEL
gaa.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12

migo Y en- ell bosque del Argonne
los americanoS capturaron i'm
portantes alturas y Sc pusieron
en- contacto con los franceses, en-
Lancon. Sc informa de la captu-
ra de mas de dos mil prisioneros.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12

LondreS, Oct. lila eaballe-
ria britannica alcanz6 aver las ver-
tientes de LIE Cateau, la union de
ferrocarril al Sureste de Cam
brai, Immediate objective de los
ingleses.
Hacienda una preston vigoro-
Sa, las ventajas alcanzadas por la
ruptura de La Inca alemana, en-
tire Cambria Y st. Quintin, los
ejercitos ingleses franceses y a.
mericanos han ensanchado Ia
gran cuiia en- esta area, en- tai ex-
tension, que todO el frente ale
man desde Rheims hacia el Nor
te, palece haber entrado en- pc
rfodo de disgregaci6n.
La desintegraci6n de esta II
lea sc desarrolla apresuradamen-
to bajo los golpes vigorosos de
los franceses a 10 largo del Aisne,
en- tanto que mas hacia ell Este,
el flanco izquierdo aleman en-
continue lucha esta siendo obje-
to de otros cheques no menos te-
rribles de otras fueIZaS france
sas y del primer ejercito ameri-
cano, en- La Champagne, Argon-
ne y Verdun.
Londres, 0ctubre 11.-Las tro-
pas franceSas que estan operan-
do en- Servia estan avanzando ha-
cia la .frontera de Montenegro,
segGn la Agencia Central de No
ticias. FL ejercito servio ha al
canZado la Inca que Sc halla en-
ire Is y 18 millaS al Sur de Nish.
Las tropas servias que persiguen
a la derrotada novena division
austriaca, entraron el lunes a
Leskovats, % millas al Sur de
Nish, y Vlasotintze, seg1n rezan
los informes oficiales servios ex-
pedidoS el dia de aver.
Londres, Oct. 11.--El ataque
de las fuerzas angloamericanas
en- la brecha comprendida entire
st. Quintin Y Cambria, Sc tradu-
jo ell dia de antes de aver en- con-
tinuados avances, segGn los in
formes del mariscal Haig. Los
ingleseS Sc encuentran ahora a
dos millas de lie Cateau.
Sallaumines Y Noyelles han ST.
do capturados.
La noche del nueve, los ingle-
ses hicieron avances adicionales
en- la direction de la parte NOrte
del frente de batalla actual, al
Este de Cambrai. FL combate
esta localizandose al Sureste de
Cambria uno y otro lado dc
Caudry.
Entire Lens y el Escalpa los in
gleses estan en- avance tanbier
v han tornado contacto con los
alenanes al Oeste de la Inca de-
Vitry-En-Artois, Azel-Lez-Eque
richin y Rouvroy.
s-
Paris, Oct. 1l.-Las tropas
francesas continGan La persecu
ei6n de los alemanes en- la regi6I
oriental de st. Quintin, seg1n Il
anunci6 la ofcina de guerra col
esta fecha. Han pasado va Fon
taine-Notre Dame y Beautroux
Washington, Oct. Lila pc
netraci6n de la Inca principal d
resistencia de los alemanes, a
0este del Mosa, por los america
nos y en- contra de divisiones enc
migas de refresco, Sc consigna e.
el parte del general Pershing co
rrespondiente al microbes.
AL oiiente del Mosa Sc han he
chO mas avances no obstante 10
violentos contraataques del enc
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12
Crande y VigOrOsa Accion
de los EjercitOs Aiados
SObre la Linea del Oeste

DESDE LA REGION DE LA CHAMPAGNE, ARGONNE
YERDUN, HASTA Ell SU ROESTE DE CAMBRAI, COMO
UN TODO DE FUERZA lNCONTRASTABLE, Sc NIUE.
VEN LAS TROPAS ALA DAS ACOSANDO A LOS ALE.
NAMES QUE HUYEN. r''
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12
Sc NECESITA SABER 81 Ell CESAR
QUIEREPAZ DEL PUEBLO LAPIDE
ALEMANIA SOLICITA LAPAz
PIDIENDOLA INTERVENTION
DEL PRESIDENTE WILSON

Sc ACEPTAN LAS BASES FO RNIULADAS POR Ell JEFE DE
LA UNION AMERICANA EN- SU MENSAJE AL CON-
GRES0 DE DE ENERO Y EN- SU DISCURSO DEL "a
DE SEPTIEMBRE PR0XlMO ANTERIOR PARA DISCU-
TIR LA PAZ.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12
iHAY VICTORIAS EN- SERVIA?

Ell GENERAL PERSHING HA INFORMADO QUE LA LINEA
PRINCIPAL DE DEFENSA DE LOS ALEMANES AL
OESTE DEL MOSA FUE ENETRADA P0R LOS AMERI-
CANOS, VENCIENDO VARIAS DIVISIONES TEUTO
MAS DE REFRESC0.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12
GRANDE INQUIETUD
CRlA EN- ALEMANIA
LA AMENAZA ALIADA

al derechO de represalias y Ia de-
e1si6n de llevarlO a efecto con-
ara TeutOnia pOr la destruc-
s16n de las ciudades francesas
alarma los germanOs.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12

tCOmprad EsSampillas de Aho-
rrO de Ia Guerral
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12
ROBERT LANSING. !"

For 10 tanto, los comites demo-
craticos de los diversos precintos
son requeridos para convocar q
primarias en- dichos precintos in
mediatamente despues del reci-
DO del presente aviso Y nOmbrar
sus delegados para la convention
del condado a fin de que cada
.precinto del repetido condado
tenga su representation total.
Las personas que tengan pro-
xis, deben ser RESIDENCES del mis-
mo precinto de donde reciben Ia
comisi6n.
Por orden del Comite Central
Democratico del condado de San
Miguel, N. Mexico.
Geo. H. Hunker,
Presidente.
FlOrencio c. de Baca,
SecretariO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1918-10-12

Paris, Oct. 1l.-Las tropas
francesas continlan La persecu-
ei6n de los alemanes en- la region
oriental de st. Quintin, seg1n lC
anunci6 la oficina de guerra con
esta fecha. Han pasado va Fon-
taine-Notre Dame y Beautroux
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-09
HINTS FOR THE HOUSEWIFE

Save suds for gardens and plants.
Count your clothespins. spoons,
knives, forks, towels, handkerchiefs
every week.
Save pieces of bread for puddings ;
dry them well and they will never turn
moldy.
Keep tapes, threads and pieces of
various fabrics in separate bags. and
so save the time in looking for them.
A bit of soap rubbed on the hinges
of door will prevent squeaking.
II milk is used in mixing mustard
instead of water 1t will keep fresh for
several days.
TO soften fruit jar rubbers, put am
monia in warm water and let them
stand in it for ten or twenty minutes.
To remove greass from silk, rub a
lump of wet magnesia over the spot,
allow 1t to dry and then brush of the
powder.
Don't depend upon extra heat when
you want water to boil quickly, but
add little salt to the water and watch
the gratifying results.
Never put salt into soup when cook
ing until 1t is skinned, as salt pre-
vents the skum from rising.
Sprinkle the clothes with hot water.
They will iron more easily and have
a smoother finish.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-09
Fireworks Trade Hit.

The war has shut of the European
trade In firecrackers and fireworks
generally out of Hong-Kong but the
United States continues to take per-
haps S25O.OO0 worth of such goods out
of the Hong Kong field annually. The
trade last year has been hampered
by high frelghts, and particularly by a
lack of service of sailing ships from
Hong Kong to New York. Usually
there are sailing ships on the berth
In Hong-Kong. for the east coast of
the United States. and because of the
cheap freights and other advantages
they offer they almost invariably carry
n large quantity of firecrackers for
the American market.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-09
She Spoke for
Herself
By AIDE oLcoTr
1copyrisht. 1917. western Newspaper Union,

Copyright. 1917. Western Newspaper Union-)
Reverend Doctor Febiger, rector of
st. Marks church, received jusu
enough salary to keep the wolf from
the rectory door. Born in England,
he had brought with him to America
the traditions of the Anglican church
as well as English social customs. His
oldest child, Lucy. eighteen years old,
did most of the housework for the
family. She could prepare a tea for
her fathers parishioners and appear at
the table as neat in her appearance as
If she had been crocheting.
One morning she was finishing put
ting to rights the living room when
there was a ring at the door bell. Her
father was in the hall and opened the
door before Lucy could beat a retreat.
She therefore ensconced herself be-
hind one of the double doors that sep
arated the living room from the dining
room, hoping that the visitor was some
vender of wares and would not be
admitted, but fearing a different re-
suit. She heard the voice of a young
man who had paid her some attention,
which was very grateful to her.
"Good morning, Doctor Febiger. Can
1 have n few words with your
Certainly. Mr.. Edgerton; step this
way, please"
The rector led the way into the liv-
ing room, thus cornering Lucy behind
the door. She considered making a
dash to get away. but decided other
wise. She was dressed for dirty work,
but she looked as pretty in such ap-
parel as when in her only nice gown.
Shame at being caught in such a po-
sition was what chiefly detained her.
However, as soon as the conversation
between the men opened curiosity
overruled all else. Mr.. Edgerton, who
spoke first, was much flustered:
Mr.. Febiger," he said, "you are an
Englishman?"
II am" was the prompt reply.
81 don't blame you, sir. England is
great country"
1.-THE greatest In the world"
Naturally you cling to the customs
of the land Of your birthT
Natural"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-09

grand?"
"Oh, my goodness!" the girl in blue
sort of moaned. Running forward she
dragged the astonished small boy into
.he yard and heaped his hands with
nasturtiums and pinks.
"Say," she told the speeches. girl
in pink as they watched the happy
pair go away, we're awful fools! I'm
going in the house this minute and
phone Grace to come out to lunch and
heor all about the reunion %
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-09

Especially in the matter Of court
ship and marriage"
Doctor Febiger again assented, this
time with some apparent curiosity as
to the drift of Mr.. Edgerton's re-
marks.
"In England, I believe" continued
the caller, "when gentleman desires
the hand of lady he proposes to her
father-I mean he asks his permits
sion to marry her-that is he does no
woOing-"
Mr.. Edgerton being quite tangled up
in his words, stopped, pressed his
handkerchief over his brow, and be-
gan again:
Mr.. Febiger, l very much admire
your daughter Lucy. 1 viii make
statement regarding my family. in
come, and then ask your permission
to win her"
Lucy clasped her hands in delight;
her father looked somewhat crest
fallen at the mere suggestion of los
ing any member of his family, espe-
cially Lucy, and remarked coldly that
the suitor was pursuing a very hon.
orable course. Mr.. Edgerton went
on:
II am of good American stock. My.
ancestors were pioneers, and pioneers
were men and women to accomplish
things. 1 have some property left me
by my grandmother, which pays me
60, 200 a year. But / don't need to
trust to this income, since my salary
of $1,000 year is sufficient for two per-
sons to live on. l can support wife,
and allow my Inheritance to accumu-
late, giving as / have always done, ten
per cent to charity"
Lucy expected to see her father
throw his arms about her sutton and
speak words something like the fol-
lowing: "Noble man, your conduct is
in the highest degree honorable. 1 can
only wonder that you care to wed with
one so unworthy of you as my daugh-
ter" What was her disappointment.
lier horror. TO hear her father say:
II very much regret, Mr.. Edgerton, to
tell you that 1t would be absolutely
impossible for me to part with Lucy
ut the present time. There are seven
of us in the family, and the salary al
lowed me by the church Is barely sufli-
cent to supply our needs. Lucy is
the mainstay of the household. With
out her the younger children would be
acklng mother, for my wife is an
aTs!ld. Were 1t not for these facts,
would gladly accede to your request;
ms 1t is, | beg you not to speak of mar
riage to our treasure of the house
hold"
Lucy In her hiding place managed
to preserve silence. Mr.. Edgerton
spoke again, and she became intent
upon what he said:
MY dear Mr.. Febiger, 1t would lie
sheer robbery for me to take away
from you so valuable a malnstay.
Though 1t breaks my heart. will do
as you request"
The young man pressed the rector's
hand and started for the door. Sud-
denly he stopped, turned and said;
"Mr Febiger l have told you that
possess property income Of $500;
with such an amount you could EN-
ploy such assistance as you need to
at least partly supply the duties now
performed by your daughter. VIII you
accept this amount, leaving her free
to follow her own wishesT'
Suddenly the door behind which
Lucy was concealed opened. she stood
for a moment like a statue, then her
suitor's arms opened. and she few to
HIS emhrara
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-09
SANTA FE TIME TABLE
Effective Oct. FL, 1917. at 1901 a.
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
State of Colorado SIS
County of Prowers. ~
In the NC Sop Isss Court
Jennie F. Cook.
Plaintiff.
william A. Cook.
Defendant.
The People OF the state Of Colorado.
above named. GREETING:,
You are hereby required 10 appear
in an action bTouGh. aEai in M y9 Gau py
~ Court of Prowers County. state OF
colorado. and plead to the complaint
therein within t6ir.y yry adys within Thin the
tSate of Colorado; or. If served out OF
the tate OF Colorado. or by publication,
hereof. Exclusive of the day of ser
vice; or said action may pc regularlS
set for trial the same as thou ,ed ,ss,,a
had been Joined on such complaint.
The said action is brought by plain
TIFF to obtain decree OF , riino nny.,
existing between plalhiiil anu
PENDANT. on the ground OF shannon IN
ment Of plaintiff by riar to institut-
ing this action. as VIII more tuiiy up, NJ
pear from the complaint IN saru az ~, a0a
a copy OF which is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notitiea that u
You, fail to appear anu 10 repp,,irad The
said plaintiff will apply to the Court
FOR the relief therein demanded.
of said Court. this 23rd day of August
A d. 1917. n 1IopN
Judge and Acting Clerk
(sEAL) ,o ,o,,
E E.ss' b sSs' j Rfs; T. !, 1915.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1918-01-09

The young women in blue and pink
walked slowly homeward rather sub
dued, still turning over the marvellous
life of their fairy friend. A grimy
little boy in patched clothes and his
mother. carrying basket of laundry
were Just ahead of them. In front of
the tiny yard belonging to the girl in
green they halted.
'I wlsh't she'd give me flower" the
small boy said shrilly.
"You hushw said his mother. ''T'he
idea! Rich folks with places like this
ain't handing over flowers to the likes
Of us! This is where the pretty lady
with the nice clothes lives-ain't 1t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-16
WEEK END VISITORS
OVERFLOW CAMP DIX
Guests Find it Hard to Obtain
Accommodation in Nearby
Towns.

Camp Dix, Nrightstown, n j. July H..
New uniforms are being ISSUED To
Florida recruits this week, and they are
the proudcst soldiers III the camp. They
have taken 10 the military game like
ducks to water. and officers are amazed
mt the clcvernCSs they are show N
learning drill orders IN elemental ar 4
work
Since the arrival of the Eighty-scvcnth
Division from Camp Pike cities and towns
near Dix have found their aCcommoda-
tonS taxed 10 the limit to entertain the
big crowds OF Mississippi Valley mon on
their weekend holidays Trenton, which
was forced to quarter hundreds o sol
tlicrs visitors IN churches and lodge
roof SUNDAY and Saturday. after the
rcp ar accomodatIons We're filled. has
got ic approval Of the state 70 use
the State trmory III the future Mayor
Donncllv and committee of prominent
Trrntonians visited the camp Yesterday
and took up the proposition with camp
authorities Tho committee desires that
camp military police shall have full charge
ol he building Whlic II = IN use 10y sol
dler~ and Will also ask the War Depart
mcnl to furnish several huudrcd cots and
blankets
General Scott has announced that WISH
tors to Inc camp Will b. admitted with
out charge to the hlg concert ~ the
Liberty Theatre tins afternoon 40 7
O'clock. v hen Miss ANNA Case, the
Metropolitan Opera star viii present p
special entertainment for Camp Dix sol
dicrs and their friends \ special rnv
tatIon has been issued to wives and lurnds
OF the men IN camp
The famous French Military Band,
which proved great attraction during
It's visit To- camp n few weeks ago. has
agreed 10 pay return engage, ont here > :
agreed To play q return engagement here
Monday. TUESDAY and "Wednesday "f
next week
Unable because Of conflicting dates
10 got the athletic ticId ~ Philadelphia
planned Tor their Wild West c\hihl-
ton and military carnival. expert horse
men of he Rcmount Depot and tbv
Iichty-scvcnth DIVISION Headquarters
troop have postponed thelr Quaker CITY
trip 10 lrday and Saturday. July - anal
- The event was "a have tCcu hcld
tins week AZ tho StTawbudgc 4 Clotmcr
Held Through later arrangements tnadn
with Commander I L Iaynr 5 ~
retired the soldiers Will make thcr hrad-
quarters Whlc IN Philadelphia n tho
Country Cluh for service mon III Rock
ledge where They Will also giyc the -
hibitIon
Major General Scott a orders ISSUED
yesterday officially announced lH- ran
for making the MILITARY reservation 4
game preserve MI ~hoouuC ut gaur
within the boundaries 81 the reservation.
either hv soldiers ar civilians Is pro-
hjhitcd There + considerable game
such is quail phcsante and rabbits on hc
r,.or.,.at5nr1 gr.} +hratfrI arm r1trrt4,rfsfc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-16
It's Been Said
That No Woman
Looks DignHIed

on emerging from the water in q
wet bathing suit But she makes
a mighty effort at looking as smart
when going INTO the water as
she can.
The Pacific Coast" bathing
suits for women are making
friends fast, and still better, are
making fast friends. They are in
one piece but have skirts as well as
bloomers. Made up in Jersey ma
terlal, IN various fancy styles and
different color combinations--but
all good looking-S3.50 20 $40.
All sizes.
Mems and women's one-Diece
suits, 81 10 81.
Mems and boys fancy suits. So
20 IS. Jerseys $3.50 and So. Elan
mel pants, S2.75. Bathing trunks.
SIPS to S..
Gallery. Chestnut)