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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-18

PITT SHARKS OUT OF BUSINESS.
Nobody loves. a shark. It is not
what might be called a parlor FISH.
The shark is always hungry and never
cares how it satisfies its hunger. It
prefers 10 sneak up from behind, And
that IS why we call certain human be-
ngs sharks the food shark. the rent
shark, tic coal shark, the loan shark.
There are plenty Of sharks among
us at present-too many. We are
oyersupplied with sharks. SHARKS
hurt our lighting ability They cut
down cur war strength Sharks 90
about among us proiiteering. The
government is hunting them down as
best it can. But you can help. Get
after the sharks. Soak them. Let
public scorn rain down upon them.
The shark must 90. He has no place
in this nation He doesn't fit with our
ideals. He has no sympathy with our
great purposes. He is essentially pro-
German, because what he does, and
practically all he does. hurts America.
Put the sharks out OF business.
Sharks are not nice things and we
don't want them in our national estab-
lishment any longer.
L.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-18

Every Monday is Blue Monday
now. We always said so.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-18

Germany's rules propose to win the
war il it takes their last commoner,
but their last commoner will see only
their defeat.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-18

AlleSt'
PHIL q. PORTER Clerk.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-01-18

= ropr & co. Auc.iole-ls'
s23 ". Baltimore ST.
baltimore, ala.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-04

Mexico. I'd. tiene Gerecho a que Sc le
Circumstance impcevista como auseR-
ferncedad 0 cuaiq1iera 0t-o MOTIVE, no
ANGELES MERCANTILE CO, Ge
LES MERCANTILE CO, Sucu-Sal de
co s;enp-e fieimente cen esta otl.ga-
noIes3ia, gasto o perdida &c tempo;
es ve-&ad. hemos -~esuelto dar ii pu-
cs c;erta y Il efecto n5s com9ro-
LIARS q Ia persona que nos demueS-
I CO., de 90 :. Main ST., LOS ANGE-
ANTILE CO. SucurSal de 112 IL y.
TEXAS. han tenido alguRa vez una
0 bien que el ~comprador &c una
c6ligado o euplear los sevvicios de al
e de 10 Autor!6ad, etc, para reclamar
nero; : para Que esta pronesa 10 que
QU!NIGNT0S DOLLARS en- el
ado &c derosito Nc. 20, cuya fotogr2fia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-04

Varias villas en- Ell area %septentrio-
mai del Nesle, entire Muzon y st.
Thierry han sido inceIidiadas 10 que
indlca que una nueva ietirada de los
alemanes Sc tiene en- proyecto, al nor
te de dicho rio. Catorce grandes in
cendio5 han siGo ~observados. Ell i'm
p%ortante centric ferrocarrilero Y de
operaciones de Fismes, en- la con
tluencia de los rios Vesle Z Ardrc,
Sc e%ncuentra tambien e. llanas y
hay igualmentc grandes luminarias en-
dos villas al no-te de esa plaza.
La .retirada de las tropas del Kron-
rrlnz en- eSta OCCASION ha tenido e!
caracter de precipitada Y 81 enemi-
go apenas 81 ha hecho resistencia al
vance aliado.
Al oriente de Reims las fuerzas
f~rancesas han hecho importantes a
vances tanlbien, recupsrando una
NY regular area de terreno
perdido Ell las cercanias De St. Hill
aire.
La caba!le-ia ~francesa &c encuen-
ira ahora en- el rio Ve;le, entire
Champieny y Jonchery, al noroete de
Reinls. Hasta las once de Ia manana
de hoy, los aliados no hsbian cruza-
do ell Vesle por ning7in punto, pues-
toGos los puentes fueron d%estruidos
pod los alemanes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-04
Las vacacioRes de los
escoiaTes en- San
Antonio

listed s. eXtra6ara, nos decia
aver IN professor dc las cScuelas de
San Antonio. Ge ~cncontrar en- las ca
lies de la ciudad, CT los ~teatros, en-
los pasccs, a pos mIchachos &c sdad
escclar, cuanGo hace apenas dos m.
scs veia listed llenas dc clos todas las
Was citadinaS, a las horas de entrada
V salida & las aulas sanantonianas.
Pues hier, e5 q1a ssoS mucnGchos, n
gran mayor.a de clos, cstan ahora,
en- los meses de descanso de las IA
tigas escolares, trabajando en- traba,
jos titles. mas que para So personal!
proTecho, para Ell provecho de Ia ma
ci6n.
En- efecto: q penas sc ce-raron !os
curSos q fines del mes de JUNO. to-
dos los alumnos de las escuslas, eli
edad mayor de Is amos, Y aun a!su-
nos MEMORIES. Sc dedicaron con YER
daiero eatusiasno a buscar tra5ajo
en- Que emplc2- los meSes dc las va
c~acionez, v mCchos dc ei!os Sc fueron
a les campos. donde h. habido verda-
dera e5casez de braceros. ALA es
donde Sc encuentran al presente, mi
llares de- ~jovenss dc San Antonio,
cue no regresaran a Ia vida de Ia ciu-
dad hasta cue, durante los primeros
dias septiembre, Sc abran de nuero los
cuTSoS.
Aun cuando los del pasado ano e-
collar tem;nen en- JUNO. mUcho alum
nos sigu:eron despues recibiendo cur
SOS especiales de ve-ano, IN las mis-
mas escuelas.
Estos cursos, solo dcrraron seis Sc
manas. = 10; muchactos salie-on a
diversas colocaciones.
En- amos ~anteriores, Sc habia Wis
to taEbien, continuo nuestro infor-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-04
Los monarquicos tFatan
de unir a toda Ia Russia

Dc. Ser..5o Es!,,c.al &c - PRENSA-"
AMSTERDAM. Agosto 3.-El re-
cienra Congreso m~onarQuista que So
celebr6 en- IA ciudad de kiev. capital
dc "a Replbi;ca Ukrariana, resohi6
formar centres Ell 5oda 4 Rusia para
ayodar n restablecimiento del regi-
men Imperial, So0re las Inns del cue
Sc haiicba ea e. pode" antes de Mar
20 &c 1917 ' loe;ar tanbi6n Ia union
de IL Uk-ania y IA GRIN Russia bajo
el go5ierno del Gran DuGue Nicolas
Nico;avitch, secia dice VI dssf2cho
5reve rec;5ido en- esta capital.
Cuando &c coRfirmo IL muerte der
ex-EmperGdor Nicolas, en- kiev. Sc
VIC = muchos furcioRsrios Y ofici.!es
iei antigua Imperio con IN lao de
crepe negro cuhr:e1oo sGs c-uces de
San Jorge. Cuando Sc desHintio "a
primera 1otici& de 81 asesiaaro, go
celebr6 una alisa de acci6n de gra-
ci2s en- Ia Cathedral de hisv V "a mu-
che3unbrs qce a ella concar-io, en-
toa6 el "Dios Protsja 81 Car, que
era ell antigua himao de "a mongcGuia.
Fl a~rzo5sslo que oficio en- "a m:sa,
en- e. sermon que pronGncio, declarn:
"a iglezia Sc hala alej23a de Il
pol.rica, pcro considtTa convsnie7te
Y dig2o que todos los fieles cceyen-
res rusos, rUaguen por Nicolas, el
Siervo &c DioS, Que rs suErido NJ
cho"
H2alo lego del iRa:insnte resta-
b,eSi2o;ento de \ monarqu:a Y de Il
d;naztia, Gicie7Ga: "E. eemplo que Tue
desa0ido, Sc eriglri &c nuevo.'
Disputes DE- = celebration &c esos
Offices, courtroom sangrientos encuen
tros en- les GALES de Kiev. entire les
n~o1arguicos : los boIshevikiS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-04
ros sobze Mexico pagaderos en- plata u cro mexcano Pvr los Agentes de
LOS ANGELES EERCANEl Ii COMPANY.

Coitoc, Cal ..-.....First National Bank
San Ecrr,rdino, CsiSan Be-nardino National Bank
San DISCO, Cal. Security Commercial & Savings
Bank
Felbrooh, Cal. ..... Citizens Commercial Bank
CucaE,onga, Cal. First National Bank
Coachelia, Cal. .... First National Bank
Banning, Cal .....,First National Bln&
Upland. Cal. ......, The Commercial National Bank
Santa Ana, Cal. THE Farmers & Merchants M
tic1al Bank.
Redi27ds. ca. -. .Redlands National Eauk
Huntington Beach. First National Bank
cRI.
San Pedro, Cal. First National Bank
San DiIQas, Cal. First National Bank
Ontario, Cal. 1.-THE Ontario National Bank
PcmaRa, Cal. ......TAe American Nations! Bank
Azus2, Cal. First National Bank
Corona, Cal. ....... Corons National Bank
Santa Esrbara, Cal. Baaca Popolare Fugazi
Tchcchapi, Cal. Bank OF T~ehachapi
l.. 4. Trust & Savings Bank,
2nd & Spring
Los Angeles, Cal. :. S. National Bank, md &
Spring
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-04

Cua1do listed -aHd2 d!ccro .
GsvuetEa 1maGata-Iente. 81 p2- a!SCc2
cic del hersS;ci2rio, So IG-!lecirlerC2, G.
Sc DCede hIcer el page en- Mexico. Los
LOS ANGELES, CAL, y LOS ANGE
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, han cUmpli
ci5n, sin caussr a 81 clientele nlnGu-a
7sro COLO cQ6ie-a c=esrse cue este no
bEco ma p-Eeba de DIE aueSt1c aIlrN
rstsr,os a regular QUINIGNTOS DO
tie cue LOS ANGELES 4ERCANTIL
LES. CAL, 0 LOS ANGELES AERC
West. Commerce ST., san ANTONIO.
.scla SreciSnaEiia jEstificaGa per tel CO
iorden. o Giro sobre Mexico Sc hays vlseo
gin AbogGGo, Agerte de pccocios, AGen
contra nosatroS p Q~evoidc!oR de 81 d
de en- el aire. kezcos depositzdo los re
BANCO De ITALIA, Ssgu2 e. certIfi
e1uI ssSep-cduce.
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EVITE LAS INTERMEDIATES
PROPIAS DE LA EST.ACIUN

Durante los calurosos dias del va
rano, es sumamente dificil eyitar los
desarreglos Gel estomago. Pero 81
I'd. conserva sus intestinos limpios
Y funcionando regularmente con Ia
ayuda del Elixir de Vino Amargo de
Timer, (Triner's American Elixir of
Bitter Wine), Sc hal!ara I'd. STEM
pre- saiadable Y libre de tan molestas
entermeiadeS aun en- los dias mas ca
lurosos. Ell Elixir de Vino Amargo de
Timer conserva limpids los intestinos,
eS aoemas de buen SAILOR, jamas dana
o lastima al estomago. No volyera
I'd a sufrir constipados, indigestion,
dolores de cabeza, n~erviosidad, deH-e-
sion, etc, Y lie ayudari a pasar la es-
tacion de verano con comfortabilidad
Y algeria. Prcio S1.10 Ell todas las
droguerias.
E. linimento de Triner, (Triner's
Llnement) IS muy conocido, por CUE
sus resr'Gados son ralpidos v eeuros
Is ell mejor remedio para ell rermatis-
no. neuralgia, ldmbago, torceduras,
inflamaciones, hinchaaones, l~uxaciones-
y pies doloridos. Precio: 35c. y &c.
en- tcda drogueria. For correo 45c. y
75c. Joseph Timer Company, 1885,
l343 Ashland Ave, Chicago, III.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-04

trinidad, Colo. ....The International State Bank
RE Denver Stock Yards Bank
RocAy Ford, Colo. The Guaranty State Bank Of
nihcscE' Colo. FalseaDurg
KANSAS City, 40. The First Nariora: Bank
Garden City, kaps. First National Bank
Kansas City, Nc The Commonwealth National!
Kansas City, Mo. Bank.
Kansas City, kaEs. The Fi-st Nat;ona! Bank
A'c'lasoa, hans. .&outawes. Boulevard STATE
Lawrence, hcns. -. Bank
1'Peha' hans. .....IerchaAtS Bank
o"awA' hans. .....Argenttne State Bank
Independence, Hans. Exchange National Bsnk
oherryFa'c' Aaas. Peoples State Bank
Farmers National Bank
oai.na' hans. ....,F First National Bank
Aniiiaae, hans -. Citizens National Bank
'ihIHs&S NHy, III" Home National Bank Of
h2asaS- Arkansas City.
Newton, haRs- go. First National Bank
Oeh'e.' tcia. 800. Montgomery Country National
Bank
"aise2hrrg. Colo. The Farmers Na:ia:ai Bank
AheiiIFe, kansa6... The Farmers National Bank
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-04
FL ~2RESIDENTE De
SUIZA SERVIRA De
MEDIADCR
Del Se-vicio Especial &c la PRENsA."

Del Se-vieio Especial &C LA PRENSA-"
WASHINGTON, agos5o o.-Se IA
.aaunciado de una nianera sami-oficial
que el Presidente de Suiza IA aceD-
tado IA presiedncia dc IA conferencia
&c los coT,is;o=2dos americanos ' ale
names. CUE Sc reuniraH en- Sui&a pa
"a diScuIir les c~uestiones relaciona-
das con los prisioneros de guerra, ia
les como el intercambio, e~xpatriaci6n,
Y t-atamiento De todos los priSioneros
que hagan las fuerzss a!cmanas Y anne
ricanas en- el frente de batalla.
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2OI n. MAIN STREET
Los ANGELES ANGEL ES liIE EEl 6 NTH III CO. :" y "1 1S. . 4ssHr, CALIFORNIA

81 I'd. quiere nardar d;nero a
TO Va 4 RECIRIR So FAMILIA en-
do el luear precise donde el dinero sera
ropsal C Agentc pagador, TODD este an
con IA gar2ntia adem&s que en- caso de
lie deVclvera I I'd. prey;a ordcn de can
tia nj trabajo. ocurra q escriba . Los
X, Main ST.. LOS ANGELES, CAL, o
1121@-A ". Commerce Sn. Antonio, Tex.
clio es eli mas rapido porque podenos usa
SECURE, pcrque tenenos Corresponi
Ga lista publicamos; eli mas GARANTI
devuelve el dilero al conrprador del
HABER TENlDO JAMAS UNA SO
=, score todo, nuestro prac!o es ell mas
3e testimonies que hemos recibido y
Ocurra 0 escrikaa "a los Angeles Mer
geles Cal. 0 I su Sucursal en- San Ante
o q ~cualQuiera de los Bancos cue tienen
BRE MEXICO PAGADERCS EN- PLA
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Mexico, sa5iendo de @ntemano GUAM
ORC o PLATA MENICANA; sabien-
pagado Y 81 nombrc de nuestro Cores
tes de que I'd. suelte un solo centavo y
que ei dire-o no Sc pueda pagan, Sc
cclaci6n, sin que lie cuestc dinero, moles-
ANGELES MERCANTILE Co. 20l
LOS ANGELES MERCANTILE CO.
y no Sc arTepeHtira, pues nuestro scrvi-
: el tclagrafo en- case necesario, el mas
ales directos en- todos los lugares Gu
ZADO porque en- case necesario Sc le
Giro, como 10 prueba ell hecho de NO
Ia RECLAMACION JUSTIFICADA
BARAT0 conc 10 Gemuestran nultitud
que Uust2d podra yer cuando guste.
camille Co.. 20i \. Main St, Los An
lio, Texas, 112&-A West Commerce St.
establecido este s~ervicio dc GIROS So
IA u ORC MEXICANO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-04
PIDEN A ESPANA QUE Medic
EN- Ell CANJE
Del sc-v;sio Especial de LA PRENsA.'

Del Sc-v:sio Especial de LA PRENSA."
MADRID, Agosto Sci Ministr,
de Relaciones Exter:ores del gGbinete
esranol. don Idugrdo Dato. c~cnieren-
clio hoy con el Rey Alfonso, acerca
de Il nota recihida de- los ~gobiernos
aliados, en- Ia que sc le pide al go
bierno de Espana, que medic en- las
negociacionez con las Potencias Cen
t%rales, respecto al CAME de prisio-
peroS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-04
Ell GENERAL Monies Sc HALLA
EN- NUEVA YORK
.!scrur-1 Especial perc La PRENs.i

Ts!scruran Especiel pGrc La PRENS.t
Nceva York. Agosto 3.-El Gene
raj Monies, ex Prssidente de Ia RepI-
hiics de Bolivia, &c encueutra en- esta
ciudad. de transito para Francia.
Segdn Sc sabe. antes de p~roseguir
81 vaje con rumbo 4 Europa, ha-a
IN viaja de corta duracion en- Was
hin=.on.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-04
EN- SAN ANTONIO

Procedente de la ciudad de Mexico,
lego aver & San Antonio, e. ST.. IL.
Portillo, antique prefecto de Ia po-
blacion de San Angel, en- Ell Distrito
Federal
FL Sr. Portillo, seguira su viaje
al Norte de Estados Unidos.
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y - - :. = - - =
---. -. 49, prEN

WASHINGTON, agosto Sci Sc
cysta-io de- q Guerra, Mr.. Daniels. pj-
dis hoy q los pericdist2s que P-oclrea
elirria2-, en 10 absolute. en- suS Seccjo-
mes &c sviSos Y De noticiaS, cualQUie-
iorme que Sc re!acjoGe con Ia saIida
de bsrcos, con Ia probable lo~calizaci6n
de estos o De su leEada, no Sol2me2te
de aquelloS cue ocupea aguas scneri-
cn22s, s;no cUalesglea aqua.
Manifesto 81 Secretario Daniels Que
L. experienced ha demc5aado que Il
publication de infCr~es acc-ca de. no
vimiento de baUos en- las aE1as ex-
traaje-as ha sido &c r~esuiJados per
juGiciales-
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Del Scryic:o Especial de LA PHENSA."
LCMDEES, Agosto En- Ell fren-
te principal de batalla en- la region
de scissors, los franceses, deSpues dc
completar su ~ocuTacion de Scissors,
hicieron IN avance hacia cl oriente
q 10 largo del rio Aisae, en- una dis
tancia aproxiInada de cinco Y media
miliaS.
En- ell lado oriental del sa.isntc d"
Soi;sons-Reims los aiiados han hecho
tambiGn importantes avaHces, encon-
trandose 81 Inca ahora tendida, Sc
gun las ultimas informaciones, de
Serzy~et-Prin J Savigny, ambas vi
las sonrc el nc Ardre. 81 punto mas
elevado de IL planicie que Sc. encuon-
ira situada entire dicho rio Y el Yes
le, Y de ali a Rosnay, Guex y Til
lois V sobre e. Vcsle en- 81. Brice, Quc
era ell punto original de Ia Inca an
ties de IA ofensiva alemana.
Sobre e. extreme septentrional de
IA plan;cie al sureste de scissors, los
f~ranceses han avanZado de Venizei
q IN punto al sur de Braine, sobre
81 rio Vesle V este avance sc ha pro-
seguido sobre Ia Inca mas al oriente.
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mador, cue los muchachos de alguna
edad Sc dedicaban a diversoI ira
baios durante los meses de vacacio-
les, pero nunca como ahora, GUAM
do pobres Y ricos, Y grandes y peque-
.os, han empleado en- ell trabajo na-
cioaal sus meses de descanso.
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linn HEERgTHHA NHENE SW EHF ILL.,. GuGHooh SAN ANTONIO TEXAS

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0HN' VALLt Dir dAA- TANGANCICUARO SAN LUIS PoTOSI
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PAERAs EIiaaIss VILLA HDnGo cuAAeAk
2IEDRAS NEGRAS VILLA MORELOS La CRUZ DE
5ALTLLo FACaUCA TUEECUARo cosALA
oHkEO TUtANeINGo ACAPu AaAaL
Las CoLoNIAs. h'i"N zNAPARo bAnhGARA"
Jahszo zTTAcUARo Taaaulnas
1ehna AaEoA Nusgo Leon F FAnP4So
WANZaNu1a Afro MoNTEMoRELos uUDAD VICTORIA
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ASas0L0 aEA1I7lC4ScAN GUAYMAs TLALTENANGo
n 6nEo EC - CONGO HERMOSILLO VHLANUEVA
.CIUDAD MANUEL SAN JUAN DE LOS sASTA n 90 lien +
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MoRoLEoN TEo oGJ AG& 90 d z zsa1sS % con sas a a sA E'. s sr
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sALyATIERRA Mexico. "oHERE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS B
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Mimi, Aciz ..... Bank &C Man.
Tempe, -f-iz. .rs-7a=7 AID Merchants Bank
Mesa, ARR. .......TLc First Na-i3ca! S@a!;
WSkelbr-g, -A-z. The Central Bank OF Phoenix
Flagstaff, A-iz. . =. The Arizona Central Bank
Flagstaff. A-iz. First National Bank
Flagstaff, A-iz. -. Citizens Bank
Wiazlow, A-iz. THE Arizona State Bank
Globe-NkniCEftol Ihe Gi-a VALLEY Bank and
Nc-eney, Hayden Trust Co.
Ray-Saffc-d The Ola VALLEY E2>- c-d
W.2&2!mZn, Aiiz. Trust CO.
The Ban; Of -Aricc2a
ClasE~SE;o--a-cn Williams State Bank
Wa:iaas, A-iz. -. First National Sank
Albuquerque, y MThe First National Bank
RRtcn, y. i. -. Tie Mi22eQra Bank C. 2ce1io
~EStaa, Colo. ......EIrst National 2a2G
Fort Collins, Colo. Fort Collins Natio1a: Bs&k
Locgrsout, Colo. ,Lorsmo2t National Bank
La Ju2ta, Colo. -. First National Bank
Los Angeles. Cal. Morris A-sa+ri. lie. 300 y.
Spring ST.
oxnasd, Cal ...... First National E2ak {
Riverside, Cal. .... Citizens National Ba-z
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DANIELS PiDE A LOS
PERIODISTAS MAS
DISCRETION

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HAN HECH0 IuPORTANIES AVANCES LOS
ALlADOS A 10 LARGO DEL RIO ALSNE

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-03

can soldiers across the Atlantic" He
advocated an embargo on food and mu-
nitions for the Allies. And now, after
two terms in Office, he announces that
he is yielding to an overwhelming de-
mand to remain in Office so that Wiscon-
sin need not change horses while cross
ing a stream.
From this distance it would seem that
Wisconsin had better trade horses now
than later, especially since State SEN
ator Roy =. Wilcox, one Of Governor
Philipp's opponents, has always stood
squaretoed for American independence
and American integrity. A third cam
didate in the Republican primaries is
J. N. Tittemore, who has the support
of the La Toilette forces, the NonPar
tisan League and the Equity League of
farmers.
With the un-American forces divided
between Philip and Tittemore, it looks
as though Wilcox has good chance to
be named. The country is curious to
know whether Wisconsin will select SER
wants to-day who owe no other ale
glance than to America.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-03
MichaeL;s Better
By Haywood Broun

q OMETHING was the matter with
Michael. said that it was a spirit
ual crisis. He didn't have the heart
to howl when put into the yard or the Gel
lar. He allowed meal to go by in peace
without once begging. He jumped on no
ones lap. In fact, he WAS so low in spirit
that he didn't have the heart to annoy any
one in any way.
"Something must be done about this"
said. Hes out of tune with the world.
1t looks to me like an acute attack Of
non-resistance. AS a puppy he had con-
tidcnce and even enthusiasm for revolt. He
knew perfectly we'll when he chcwed up
your slippers that it was wrong, but he
liked it. But now he has run up against
facts. Little by little he has found that
for dogs every wrong action brings an
Immediate punishment. He realizes that
the will to chew, the will to bark, the will
to make ones self generally disngreeable
are none Of them strong enough to prevail
against the will not to be beaten. He has
made man--me for instancc-his god, and
now he finds that man is a bully. It's
disconcerting for him. Look at him now.
Who does he remind you of? Why, Robert
B. Mantell in Hamlet of course.
/ took Bartlett's Familiar Quotations"
of my desk
"Hc's thinking to himself Whether it's
nobler in the mind to suffer-"
Michael stirred slightly and yelped
little, rs if in confirmation.
I'm going to try castor oil" said r.
| shook my head.
you'll find it's deeper than that" told
her.
When I came back at night Michael flung
himself at the screen door and did his
rather Indifferent imitation of blood
hound. ! found that he had upset and
broken vase from the table, where he
had been forbidden to go, and that he had
chewed up and perhaps eaten large part
of the absolutely final edition of "The Even
ing Sum-" And as I tried to piece the
Giants box score together he scampered
about the room wagging his tail
~ tried the medicine" said r., land it
seems to have helped. guess it wasn't
Whether tits nobler in the mind to suffer
that was bothering Michael"
That seemed to me a somewhat unwar-
ranted assumption. After all, nobody tried
castor oil on Hamlet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-09-03
People and People

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: An indignant lady writes to know
if women are people, and. if SO, why they
shouldn't salute the flag Just the wsy
men do
Why shouldn't they, indeed. if they
want to?
But how do men salute the fiag7
Soldiers and sailors have rules, and they
know when to stand at attention. when to
present arms, when to use that snaspy
movement known as the right hand
salute"
Civilians people - men or women
have no rules, so far as [ know. and. judg
ing by the crowds, very few know when to
do what or what to do when.
The hand salute is unsafe for civilians
1t almost always looks absurd with civil.
ian hat and civilian clothes and civilian
gestures, not to mention civilian cigars and
cigarettes ard bundles and umbrellas. The
CIVILIAN has no arms to present; he may
De able to stand at something like atten-
ton, but that is painfully undemonstra.
tive
mere remains one maneuvre-takng of
the hat. But just when should man take
on his hat to flag? Only when it passes
him in procession? Or when it is raised
or lowered? Should he ever take his hat
OF to flag on ship or building? Or
to half-masted flag? And what should he
do If ne hasn't a hat on?
IGNORANT NAN.
P. s.-Are ignorant men people?
New York Aug ID, 1918.