WOHLD HAPPENINGS
OF CURRENT WEEK
PARADE CAUSES RIOT
Socialist Marcher«'
Bank« Broken by
Men in Uniform in Hoaton
Battles Are Numerous.
Fist
SELECTIVE DRAFT
RULES EXEMPT FEW
the members
forces.
of
all
other military
"The i emulations have been drawn
with a view to the needs and clrcum
stances of the whole country, and pro
vide a system which it is expected
will work with the least inequality
and personal hardship. Any system of
selecting men for military service
whether voluntary or involuntary In
ita operation, necessarily selects some
men to bear the burden of danger and
sacrifice for the whole Nation.
The
system here provided places all men of
military age upon an even plane, and
then, by r «election which neither
favors the one nor penalizes the other,
calls out the requisite number for
service.
"The successful operation of this
law and of these regulations depends
necessarily upon the loyalty, patriotism
and Justice of the members of the
boards to whom its operation is com
mitted and I admonish every member
of every local board and of every dis
trict board of review that their duty
to their country requires an impartial
and fearless performance of the deli
cate and difficult duties intrusted to
them.
They should remember as to
ach individual case presented to them
that they are called upon to adjudi
cate th«* most sacred rights of the in
dividual and to preserve untarnished
the honor of the Nation.
"Our armies at the front will be
strengthened and sustained if they be
c r mposed of men free from any sense
cf injustice in the mode of selection
and they will be inspired to loftier
efforts in behalf ot a country In which
the citizens called upon to perform high
pubfric functions perform them with
justice, fearlessntss and impartiality.“
Boston Riotous scenes attended i
Socialist parade Sunday which was an
Brief Resume Most Important nounced as a peace demonstration.
Power Given Boards to Decide
The ranks o f the marchers were
Daily News Items.
broken by self-orgnaized squads o f uni
on Each Case.
formed soldiers and sailors, red flags
and banners bearing Socialist mottoes
were trampled on, and literature and
furnishings in the Socialist headquar
ters in Park Square were thrown into
the streets and burned.
Police reserves stopped the rioting
after it had been in progress an hour
E vent« o f Noted People, Government« and a half. Many arrests were made. System by Which Choice W ill Be Made
The police took into custody some of
and Pacific Northwe«t and Other
W ill Be Made Only a Few Days
the participants in hundreds o f fist
Thin s« Worth Knowing.
Before Starting, is Belief.
fights that were waged on the Common
and in the line o f the parade, while
agents o f the Federal department of
Justice, under direction o f Assistant
WASHINGTON, July 1 — Prep»ration
American loan« to the allies passed
United States Attorney Goldberg, ar
for the mobilization of the first con
the billion dollar mark Thursday when
rested a number o f persons who were
tingent of 625,0u«» troops of the new
the treasury placed $15,000,000 to the
alleged to have made unpatriotic re National Army advance«! another step
credit o f Great Britain and $10,000,-
marks. None o f the soldiers and sail today when President Wilson promul
000 to France’ s account.
ors who figured in the disturbance was gated the regulations to govern ex
mpttons from military service.
The steamship Humboldt arrived at arrested.
Loral and appeal exemption boardi
The procession consisted o f hunrdeds lready have been appointed and th>
Seattle
from Southeastern
Alaska
Thursday with $400,000 o f gold bullion o f men and women, many o f whom issuance of the regulations will perm
O f f i c ia l » A r e E x e m p t.
from mining camps along the Yukon. carried babies. Most o f the marchers them to organize immediately and pre
pare for the concluding phases of th
Persons who must be exempted or
Furs valued at $180,000 also were carried small red flags with white cen task of getting the men under train
discharged by the local board Include:
brought.
ters, emblematic o f the peace demon ing for duty in France.
Officers of the United States, of the
stration, and there were large banners
states, territories and the District of
K i r m p t l o n I n I . » m I S lr p .
A small contingent o f the United
In the order in which they must Columbia; ministers of religion, stu
bearing
inscriptions,
some
o
f
which
States Flying Corps arrived in Eng
come theie are three steps in the or dents of divinity, persons in the mili
read:
tary or naval service of the United
land
Wednesday
wearing civilian
ganization process of the Nation
“ Russia has a six-hour day. Why Army as prescribed by Congress. They States, subjects of Germany, all other
clothes with blue silk armlets, bearing
aliens,
who have not taken out their
not
Am
erica?”
and
“
Liberty
loan,
are registration, selection and exemp
in white letters “ United States Flying
first morgtage on labor.”
A large tion. The first step has been carried first papers; county or municipal offi
Corps.”
cers, custom house clerks, workmen in
American Hag was at the head o f the through and approximately 10,000,000 Federal armories, arsenals • nd navy
men between 21 and 31 years of age yards, persons in the Federal service
Special rifle making machinery cost procession.
have been registered. The regulations
ing $9,500,000 must be obtained at
H a lf a hundred men in the uniform issued today cover in detail the opera designated by the President for ex
emption, pilots,
erchant marine sail
once by the government i f the new o f naval reservists, national Guard, ar t!on of the third step, exemption.
ors, those with a status with respect to
Information concerning the second dependents which lenders their exclu
army is to be properly equipped for rested some men. Marines and Cana
s|ieedy service abroad, Secretary Ilaker dian " k ilt ie s " intercepted the proces step in the series, however, still 1 sion desirable (a married man with de
lacking and officials are guarding
wife or child, son of a de
advised the house Thursday.
sion at the corner o f West and Tre- closely the method by which selection pendent
pendent
widow, son
of
a
de
is
to
be
applied.
mont
streets,
and
again
at
the
corner
pendent,
aged or infirm parent, or
T w o conscientious objectors to con
brother
of
dependen.
orphan
child
un
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inter
and
Tremont
streets.
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SHEEP’S CLOTHING
By LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE
W H E N T H E C U S T O M S I N S P E C T O R S DI S CO VE R T H A T MRS.
M E R R I L E E S HAS B R O U G H T IN A L O T O F IMI TATI ON
J E W E L S T H E Y SUSPECT HER O F TRYING TO
P L A Y A S M U G G L I N G T RI CK
Synopii*— Lydia Craven, traveling a« Lucy Carteret, runs away
from her English home to go to her father, Thuddeus Craven, In New
York, whom she hasn’t seen for five years. Three days out on hoard
the steamer Alsatla, she runs plump Into Craven, making love to Mrs.
Merrilees, a young widow, engaged to marry him. Later Craven ex
plains his mysterious conduct and supposed bachelorhood by telling
I.ydla he Is a British secret service agent In America. She Is attacked
at night and a small box containing supposed valuable documents,
which he has given her to keep for him, Is stolen. This Is recovered
for her by Quolu, uu amateur detective. When the party lands at New
York, Lydia, carrying the small box. has no trouble passing the customs
Inspection. When Mrs. Merrilees declares a $50,000 necklace, the In
spector tells her it Is worth about $300—Just an Imitation. This Infor
mation astounds them and Mrs. Merrilees raises a row.
"W ell? "
“ It will save you a great deal of
trouble to produce the original collar,
pay the duty on It, and— ”
"Quoin 1" Betty exclaimed In a tone
o f Irritated perplexity. "W hat can this
, person mean?"
Quoin was silent.
" I don’t mean," the deputy pursued.
| unabashed, “ to he offensive; but— the
Inference Is unavoidable. You are
known to have purchased a valuable
pearl collar In Baris— "
' I believe I declared I t !”
"But upon examination you produce
only a comparatively worthless Imita
tion, and assert that you have been
robbed o f the original."
" I assert 1 I have asserted nothing."
Mrs. Merrilees drew a long breath,
closed her teeth with a vindictive snap,
and reopened them to observe with
withering distinctness, “ Oo away ! You
arc insolent! You presume— oh, you
annoy m e! Do go— before I forget my
self 1”
“ W e can't assess an Imitation at the
value o f the real necklace, of course,
and yet we know thut the original Is
coming Into this country by this boat."
“ Then permit me to recommend the
other passengers to your attention."
"W e ’ll do our best to overhaul them
nil, I promise you. But If the goods
don't turn up, w e’ll feel reluctantly
compelled to make a thorough search,
not only o f your luggage but o f your
self as well, Mrs. Merrilees."
"Quoin 1” Mrs. M errilees appealed.
The Investigator shook his head.
“ It ’s too b ad ; but I really don't see
what’s to be done about It. These peo
ple have the power to make things
mighty unpleasant for you unless— ”
“ What, you too?” she hissed, with
vast dramatic expression.
"No, n o !" Quoin protested hastily.
"D on't misunderstand me. I ’m only
afraid thut, unless the necklace shows
up, you'll have to submit.”
“ Very well 1” With a shrug o f de
fiance, Mrs. Merrilees showed Quoin
an ungruious back. T o the deputy
she added with blighting disdain, “ Go
ahead. And while you’re finding noth
ing in my trunks you may as well send
for a female inspector to search me.
But every one o f you will suffer for
this— or I ’ll know the reason why I”
“ I ’m sorry, madam,”
But there wasn’t much uneasmess
betrayed In the deputy collector's man
ner as he signed to the Inspector to do
Ids hateful duty.
The three friends o f Mrs. Merrilees,
on the other hand, were acutely uncom
fortable— Quoin In disgrace, Beter
T ra ft firmly convinced that the deputy
was right and consequently afraid to
meet Betty's eyes, and Lydia not only
sore distressed with misgivings, but re
pelled by Betty's attitude.
And this was the phase o f the affair
disclosed to Craven when he bustled
up, aglow with satisfaction.
H ello, people! I'm all clear. Had
the deuce o f a time— the silly ass want
ed to rook me for duds I brought lu as
long ago as 1908; but— What's the
row ?”
This last was In a tone radically
changed, and st the same instant his
fiancee decided to acknowledge him on
probation, however rigidly she might
elect to deny the rest o f humanity. So
she unbeut enough to beckon him with
a nod; and Craven hurried on to get
Ills answer from the one most con
cerned.
to detail her perplexity in a high,
C H APTE R X.
querulous voice.
— 11—
A fter a moment or two Lydia rose
The silence was short-lived; but
while It lasted a power o f scorn and Joined Beter Traft. "Boor d ear!”
played like lightning round the de she said gently, with a slight nod to
correct any possible misconception as
voted head o f the appraiser.
As for Lydia and Beter (who had to the object of her sympathy. “ I'm
Just joined the group), they gaped In so sorry for h er!”
"W ell," said Beter, Impressively
open amazement; while the Inspector
Judgmatical, “ of course Betty can a f
The exemption regulations announced der 16 years of age), those found mor looked sorry for Charlie.
Stephen Stanley, o f Philadelphia, have
ally
«Jeficlent,
and
:.ny
member
of
any
that the boards will be advised of th
A fter lightning, thunder, remote, ford to lose these trinkets by the gross ;
well recognized religious sect existing
been sentenced in the United States 23 S T A T E S M A D E
B O N E - D R Y selection process later, although none May
but, granted she Isn’t faking, it's
18, 1917, whose creed forbids par maestoso, “ Are— you— mad?”
court to serve a year in prison for w il
of the steps prescribed except the or
"M e ) No, ma’am, not a bit. It ’s pretty puzzle, Isn't It?"
ganization of the boards can be carried ticipation In war and whose rellglo"»
fully failing to register on June o.
accord with the creed.
Reed Amendment G ive« Prohibitionists out until the selection machinery has convictions
“ Faking !" Lydia echoed resentfully,
Claims for exemption because of de nothing to me. you kuow.”
finished »he names of the men whose
Jesse Williamson, o f Philadelphia,
Greatest Victory in History.
“ Don’t quibble. If you please.
I
"N ow
don't
get
huffy— please!
pendents
may
be made by the man
fitness and desirability for Army serv
pleaded guilty to the embezzlement of
himself,
hi*
wife
or
other
dependents,
want to know whether or not you're Betty's a darling, uud everything like
Ice the boards are to Judge. There is
Wahintgon, D. C.
Twenty-three one
or
by
a
third
party,
who
has
person
about $500,000 from the Pennsylvania
hint, however, as to how the »elec
You know perfectly well that th a t; but she's got no conscientious
ally investigated the case. The claim daft.
company for the insurance o f lives and states became bone-dry Saturday mid tion machinery is to work.
by the husband must be accom uecklace la worth ninety— sixty thou scruples about smuggling— none that
The local boards are directed tut:an made
granting o f annuities to its clients, night, the effective hour o f the Reed
panied by supporting affidavits signed sand dollars.
Look at the bill. In you’d notice— and I don't mind telling
while serving as secretary o f the com amendment prohibiting shipment o f organization to take over from the leg by the wife and by the head of a fam
spector, be good enough to show this you she Isn't above turning a trick like
istration precincts the cards and lists
liquor into dry territory where its of the men registered on June 5, and ily residing in the same territory. A
pany.
this— acting up to It too. She’s one
manufacture or sale is prohibited. as their first duty, to provide a serial claim by the wife or a third party must person Cottier's bill.”
be accompanied by two supporting a f
President Wilson has directed the
The appraiser examined the receipt wonderful young comedienne, If you
Eleven other states are partially affec number f«»r each registration card.
fidavits signed by heads of families.
Federal Trade commission to make an
This has given support to the belief
Similar rules govern claims on the with ostensible astonishment. “ I don't don't know It.”
ted by the legislation, which has been
investigation into production coBts o f
that the selection Is to be by number. grounds of other dependents.
“ ‘Turn a trick like th is!’ What does
understand this, ma'am," he faltered.
hailed by temperance advocates as the Reports were current recently that the
steel and lumber, the two principal
boards must decide appeal
that mean" Lydia demanded stiffly.
"N or I I ”
greatest single step toward abolition selection drawing was to be made in ZjDistrict
cases
within
five
days
after
the
closing
materials that will be required for the
“ Have her dog collar duplicated In
“ Cottier’s don’t deal in Imitations,
o f the liquor traffic in the nation’s his Washington.
of proofs, and their decisions are final.
great merchant fleet to be built for the
Presumably the process of selection ■ Certificates of exemption will not I know," he pursued with greater con paste and fish scales, substitute It for
tory.
government.
will be announced only a short time
They may fidence. "A ll the same. I ’ll stake my the original article, and pretend she's
The law bars from prohibition areas before it is put Into operation. When necessarily be permanent.
be revoked with changing conditions or
job that those are fish-skin pearls, been Jockied like one o'clock. Mind
Institution o f courses o f instruction all mail m atter containing advertise that will be Is not known.
may be granted only for prescribed
September 1 lias been the tentative periods.
paste brilliants, and— well, the set you, I don't say she has done th a t; but
for members of the Medical Corps o f ments or solicitations for orders for
date set for calling the 650,000 of the
the little devil's got it ill her."
tings, I admit, are genuine.”
the navy to equip them fur work along intoxicants.
first < ontingent to the colors for train
"I don’t believe you 1"
special lines, in leading medical schools
Justice and isistoffice department Ing. Progress with construction of the
“ Then your Job is as good as lost.
"There 1” Beter complained. “ Now
o f N ew York, Chicago and San Fran officials have made extensive prepara 16 divisional cantonment» for the troops
I shall file a complaint and have you
you're sore. Didn't I tell you the other
cisco, has been announced by the Navy tions for enforcement o f the statute. will govern that action, however. It is
discharged fo r Incompetence."
department.
No ruling has been made regarding the now believed there will be no serious Nine K illed When Car Blunges Over
" I f you'll pardon me, I don't be dny the foollshest thing a chap could
delay.
do was to take things seriously, es
status o f medicines containing alcohol
lieve you will, Mrs. Merrilees.”
The examination process will not
Three British naval airplanes fought
Twenty-foot Embankment Into
and that question may lie among the take a great deal of time. It is dlffl
"Easy, Betty I” Beter T ra ft Inter pecially out loud?"
a battle with 10 German machines over
Niagara Falls Whirlpool.
cult to calculate the time the local
“ You’re— horrid 1”
posed. “ Perhaps he's right, after all.”
Flanders on Monday.
An official ac first to be passed on by the courts un boards will need in passing on the
der the legislation.
The adjective was childish; but
"B e quiet, Beter. When I wont your
count o f the fight says one and prob
cases that come before them.
The language o f the anti-shipment
ably three o f the Germans were driven
Niagara Falls, N. Y . — A belt-line advice. I ’ll let you know. Certulnly Lydia wasn't tn a mood to search for
S p e e d t o H e lte «| iiir e d .
one more dignified. She turned a frosty
section iB very comprehensive, impos
down.
A ll the British airmen re
The regulations provide, however car on the Great Gorge route le ft the I ought to know when I paid for that
ing a fine o f $1000 and imprisonment that decision in any individual case
shoulder to the young ninu; hut the
collar— ’’
turned safely.
for six months, or both, on any person shall not be delayed more than three rails, plunged down a 20-foot embank
“ Then you have been shamefully seed o f suspicion had been planted In
Adm iral Frederick von Tirpitz, fo r who shall "o rd er, purchase or cause «lays by the local boards. The whole ment and turned over in 10 feet o f wa
cheated, Mrs. Merrilees," the Inspec the mind o f one who couldn’t forget
mer German minister o f marine, has intoxicating liquors to be transported procev* probably can be c arried through
how lightly Betty had confessed to
ter on the edge o f the Whirlpool Rap tor put In.
lews than 30 day».
arrived at St. Blaise, in the Black in interstate commerce except for sci
prior exploits In the gentlewomanly
There were no surprises in the exam ids at 3:30 p. m. Sunday.
"Quite
Impossible.
I
know
real
Forest. He is suffering seriously from entific, sacramental or mechanical pur ination iemulations. The task of pass
art o f smuggling, and her laughing con
Nine |iersons are known to be dead, gems from art'cles de Paris, and I ex
diabetes. Von T irp itz has been Ger poses into any state or territory, the Ing upon the individual cases Is left
fession that nothing but sheer fright
many’s chief advocate o f unrestricted laws o f which state or territory pro entirely t« the local boards. While the two persons known to have been on the amined this necklace with the great would prevent her attempting again to
President teserves the right to desig
est
care
before
I
purchased
It.
Since
submarine warfare.
hibits the manufacture or sale therein nate induxtiles necessary for the pub car have not been seen since the acci
then It has never left this box, which outwit the custom house.
And even while this memory was
The count o f what government offi o f intoxicating liquors for beverage lic K'toil, the question of whether re dent and probably are dead, an indefi hasn't been out o f my care an Instant
tention
of
any
Individual
engaged
In
nite number, estimated at from tw o to
troubling her the affair took a turn to
cials beieve to be the greatest hoard o f purposes. ”
except
when
In
the
purser’s
safe.”
th»»«
Indue
tries
Is
essential
Is
left
to
The same penalties are prescribed
ten, are reported missing and more
gold ever stored at one tim e in one
fix doubt o f Betty firmly In Lydia's
the hoards.
" I ’m sorry, but I know what I
than a score are in hospitals, suffering
mind.
place in the history o f the world, con for violations o f the anti-advertising
Offic er*
llein g
Trained.
know.
I
f
you’re
the
Judge
you
think
sisting o f English, French and A m eri section. For a second offense in eith
While these steps are being carried from injuries in the accident.
It began with the return o f the In
A washout, due to recent heavy yourself, ma'am, I can only suggest spector, accompanied by the custom
can coins and bullion that have all er case the |ienalty is made one yea r’s out to get together the men of the
National Army, the W a r Department rains, was the cause o f the disaster thut you take this to the light and—
imprisonment.
gone into the m elting (iota together,
house official In charge o f the pier— a
Following arc the states
wholly Is making progress with the even more which occurred just below the canti here, I'll lend you my magnifying
totaling $766,000,00, has just been
difficult task of finding officers for
glass."
affected
by
the
a
c
t:
Alabama,
A
r
i
the
forces.
lever bridge, and 60 feet below the
completed at the United States assay
"Thank you, I sha'n’t require It.”
Part of these will «ome from the 16 point where the smooth water o f the
office in N ew York, "w ith ou t a penny zona, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia,
officers’ training camps. The first 10,-
With a gesture o f rage. Mrs. Merrt-
Idaho,
Iowa,
Kansas,
Maine,
Missis
upper
reaches
o
f
the
Niagara
river
found to be m issing,” it was an
000 of the 40,000 men at the camps
sippi,
Nebraska,
North
Carolina, will be selected for commissions in break into turbulent waters o f the lees snatched the case from the ap
nounced.
North Dakota, Oklahoma,
Oregon, the first increment of the new Army, Whirlpool Rapids. There were more praiser’s bands and moved toward the
Democratic Lender Kitchin predicts Rhode Island, South Carolina, South an«i that is less than half the number
Before she had
than 50 persons on board, according to patch o f sunlight.
adjournment o f congress by August 1 Dakota, Tennessee, Vermont, V irgin of officers necessary.
reached It, studying the collar atten
The W a r Department today approved general estimates.
or August 15.
ia, Washington and West Virginia.
What is your solution of th «
recommendations of commanders of
The car was running at a speed o f tively on the way, Lydia saw her
regular regiments, which will commis
m ystery7 Do you think that M r »
Subscriptions to the 2,000,000,000-
miles an hour.
I^ess than half a slacken pace and falter.
si«»»
3000
or
more
regular
non-commis
Food Bill May Be Delayed.
Merrilees Is trying to put over a
ruble Russian "lib e r ty loan” Wednes
One short minute In that strong
sioned officers to he captains In the minute elapsed from the tim e the mo-
trick? Some mighty queer hap-
Washington, D. C.
A formidabe first 625,000 contingent of the N a torman felt the first sway until the glare sufficed. As pale In mystifica
day approached the 1,500,000,000-ruble
Army.
It Is under»too«i that car was bottomside up on the edge o f tion as she had previously been with
penlngs are described In the next
mark.
midsummer legislative program with tional
rn«»re than 50 men from each regiment,
installment
the
rushing
rapids.
wrath,
Mrs.
Merrilees
returned.
in
addition
to
those
now
at
the
officers'
Three t’ zech regiments have desert food, prohibition and revenue and ma
As
it
slipped
down
the
20-foot
in
training
camps,
will
be
commissioned
"
I
owe
you
an
apology,"
she
In
ed to the Russians, according to a jo r measures, still confronts congress
for the period of the war.
cline from the tracks to the edge of formed the appraiser In a shaking
■tatement Saturday to a committee o f I in its war session, which began three
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
I l e g u l a r 1 » H r I n C o n im n n il.
the river, screaming men and women voice. “ It’* a palpable Imitation.”
months ago July 2.
deputies from Southern Austri
A trained and experienced regular fought to escape and some o f them
W ith business congested in the sen officer will command each regiment of
The box slipped from her grasp and
The British commission headed by
MA R CH F I R S T M O N T H O F Y E A R
were able to get free, but were unable
lami Newton has arrive«! at^The Hague ate and the house marking time in re- the National Army. To aid him he will to obtain a footing on the steep bank. went to the floor with a bump, spilling
have
several
other
regular
officers
ex
Its
trashy
contents,
and
Mrs.
Merrl-
to meet German delegate* leaded by ,' e* 8- s," Mlu l,'a,l,' rs
Saturday to
Was So Placed in Roman Calendar and
There was a mad scramble in the
perienced in particular lines such as
General Friedrich.
The question o f m:,k* rapid progress on the food con- his adjutant, at least on«* Major, his shallow water between the wrecked lces flopped Incontinently to a con
Continued Until Comparatively
rol
bill,
with
its
provision
prohibiting
venient
trunk
—
Lydia's
ready
arm
rdance and «luartermaater officers, car and the river bank.
war prisoners o f both countries w ill be
Recent Times.
From the
ami
some
others.
The
remainder
of
the
the
manufacture
o
f
distilled
spirits
round
her
shoulders.
dis«'usae«l.
and send it to conference by the end fficera will come from the reserve riverside the bodies o f at least two o f
March was the first month In the
“ But, my dear I" Betty walled. “ It's
lists, the training camps, or the ranks the passengers were seen to be caught
Chester Sawyer, a negro accused o f o f the week.
Roman year, and since the Romans
of the regular service.
in the sw ifter waters, and were car perfectly preposterous I”
attacking a white woman, was taken
The President issued the following
were a warlike people, they honored
The appraiser looked at once bored
ried down to the whirlpool.
e*U'Ube*c
tatement today:
from the Galveston, T ex., ja il by a
American H it« U-Boat.
Mars, the god o f war, b> naming the
and dubious. Beter T ra ft batted be
Members
o
f
the
National
guard
reg
i
‘"The
regulations
which
I
am
t«»day
mob early Wednes«lay and hanged.
London The gun crew o f an Anier- a using to be promulgated, pursuant to ment, who were on guard at the wildered eyes, then with a helpful air
rlrst month Murtius. It was the first
The German residents in M exico I icMn liner
“ I " " ' tw o German sub- th«« direction of th«> selective service bridge, saw the accident and were the picked up the box and replaced Its “ Then You Have Been Shamefully ! month In many parts o f Europe until a
Cheated, Mrs. Merrilees,” the Inspec ! '-omparatlvely recent date, even in
City are not pleased at the arrival o f marines during her voyage from the law, covering the remaining steps of first to the rescue. The soldiers slid contents. The Inspector swung sharp
the plan for calling Into the service of
tor Put In.
m<1 ! U n it«! State» to Knitlaml.
Both tar- the United States qualified men from down the hank into the river »nd ly round and mude off, with every evi
i England the year beginning March 26
(«ermniiM from
the
Unite«!
*
-
...........States,
tv
ct'iisitlt'rablc range, but those who have registered; th«»se »e- worked in water up to their waists dence o f Inspired haste, toward a dis
I until 1752.
the refuKees are »till I**»» p i**»«*! with
middle-aged man. this one, with a
leeted,
as
the
result
of
this
process,
to
the
re|H»rt
to
Washington
o
f
the
com
the reception accord«*! them by th«»ir
The Saxons called It Lenet Monat—
getting injured passengers free from tant quarter o f the pier.
rather
consequential
manner,
gold-
constitute,
with
the
regular
Army,
the
countrymen, according to »ton e* to!«! manding officer w ill express the belief National Guard and tin» Navy, the the wreckage and passing them up the
"L e t me think !" Mrs. Merrilees said rimmed eyeglasses, and a not unkindly | length month— because In March, the
A fighting forces of the Nation, all of bank, where an emergency car had in a stifled voice. Indenting her lower
by »ome o f the men who tied from the that one periscopi' was shatter«*!.
days become noticeably longer, and
expression.
United State» at the declaration of third submarine was sighted, hut at a which forces are under the terms of been placet! to carry them to the N i lip with a knuckle, she fastened an
this was the origin o f the name “ Lent.”
"Mrs.
Merrilees,
I
believe?”
he
asked
th«»
law
plated
In
a
position
of
equal
great distance amt it suhm« rge«l im*
war.
The English have a proverb. “ A peck
abstracted stare on the polished tips with much urbanity.
right, dignity and responsibility with agara Falls hospital.
me«liately. The juissengcrs expr«»ss«*l
! o f March dust Is worth a king's ran-
of her shoes.
Mrs.
Merrilees
Interrupted
herself
A t the request o f Senator Chamber the greatest admiration for the marks-
Mexicans Gst Rations.
I.ydla. at a loss found nothing to nbruptly to turn and examine the some,” and another, “ A dry March
Greece Calls Two Classes.
lain, the Geological Survey will make j manahip o f the gunners shown both
She couldn't decently express deputy with the eye o f disfavor. "Yes?” never begs Its bread," which express
Naco, Aria — Some 4000 Mexicans, say.
Athens It is stated in reliable quar
a detail«*! examination <»f a suppose«! in practice and against the enemy,
their fulth In the belief that a dry
too great concern over the dlsappear- she asked brusquely.
nitrate bed r«**ently diseovered near
ters that the classes o f 1915 and 1917 former employes o f the L'ananea Cop
March means a prosperous year. This
| ance o f something that had been dedi
Bend, Oregon
The
deputy
Introduced
himself.
"The
Two Pro-Germans K*pelted.
per
company
at
Cananea,
Sonora,
are
have been called to the colors, as they
cated to her on her wedding day— Inspector has Just Informed me of «Me I !"
,,h* fa f! ,hat
The Ixmdon Daily Express learns j M exico C ity R. Zuharan, form er I normally would be, and probably w ill being supplied with free rations from
I most
In March, and
however remote that event. Yet she | - e r — unfortunate matter." he pursue.! 1
“ " T ‘ ” o * f their
" m r planting ,n
" nn
No the camp store, the stock o f which has
that Brigadier General K. B. Seely, Mexican minister to Germany and he sent to Saloniki for training.
wn.
gravely
If
unintelligibly
dla-
!
"And
I
thought
I
might
possibly
be
able
!
,h*
*0‘
l
u
dr>-
P|antln« ««ten
ex-minister o f war, has been acciden former representative o f the eonatitu- other classes w ill be called out at pres- been confiscated by the local authori
tressed. Beneath her ready sympathy to help straighten It out."
Is (letayed.
tally wounded in France. The nature tional government in Washington, now cut. Administrative control by repres- ties there. Each man is being given
Stirred a qualm o f peculiar uneasiness , "K ind o f you. I ra sure” But the
, ,
In America. In th* mld-
a leader o f the Mexican senate, and entatives o f the entente allies o f var- goods to the value o f $1.25, Mexican
o f his injuries is not given.
rs.'M
errilees completely be-
Mrs.
Merrilees
7 . *'*' . m° rv rnln fa,U , lu . Marrh
.
, by . the
, rumble o f men’s tone o f r M
Jesus Ureta. best-known orator in the ioue services w ill be withdrawn within money, daily. It is estimated the stock | Dlatracted
There w»s sharp fighting Wednesday
is sts:
statement. "H
Have
a re y»u
you « any-
n y - ' ! £ * * ' ? A£
A ,‘r"
rtl " ‘ ‘r
" H l,nnrl!'
“ * 1»;an
nn'‘
d almost
country and one o f the leaders in the the next week, except in cases o f tele on hand w ill last about 10 days. Mex- v*>,<* * ’ ***• >’*vk*d «P to «n d that lied this
-
- much In March as tn May.
between the Teutons and Ruasians on
***
>ln>» j * «• th> «™ op thing to propose?"
house o f deputies, were expelled from graph ami censorship, which w ill he ican authorities are encouraging the |
Almost universally In the North
the battle fron t« in Southeastern G a
and
w
«s
studiously
:o
l
_
" I f I might have the privilege of a
the Constitutional Liberal party, which continued with the co-operation o f idle workmen to leave Cananea, and
Temperate zone. Mnrch Is regarded sa
licia and in the Carpathian mountains,
ha. a majority in .• ingress.
This ae- Greek officers.
Colonel Negropoate is circulars have been prated announcing ter • account o f the counterfeit collar. word In private— ” the deputy suggest
the windy month. Normally It marks
the Berlin war department announces.
Their
eyes
met
presently,
and
Lydia
ed
blandly.
that
free
transportation.
tion was attributed to the pro-German : expected to arrive at Saloniki soon.
the transition from winter to spring.
*
«
*
surprised
by
the
look
he
bent
upon
Quoin made as If to withdraw.
------------------------
The Greek cabinet, headed by Alex- i sentiments o f the Ben.
her, ■ regard somehow faintly remt-
la d Has Bullet in Brain.
I hint Has New Cabinet.
“ Walt, . . please. This
____ „ is _ Mr. Quoin. I
ander /.aimis, has resigned.
King \
Within Hospitality's Limits.
$10.000.<NI0 I-ent Britain.
Browser. Wash. Emmanuel, the 8-
Washington D C
Further step« nlac* “ t
th**r P "«« !“ * subsequent to You may have heard o f him.'
Alexander has informed M. Jnnnart.
"W illie, you are going out to din
Washington, D. C.
The Treasury year-old son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ed l a toward restoration o f onler in C hina hex adventure o f the night before last, i “ Who hnsn r?” the deputy returned
the high commissioner representing
ner. You may ask fo r a second piece
3be favored him with her shadowy, ! pleasantly. “ Proud to meet you sir "
France, Great Britain and Russia, that lepartment has placed an additional Fleur i* flinging tenaciously to life at through a coalition cabinet were re
"M r Quoin has klodlv volunteered of cake If you really want It, but
he will ask cx-Bremter Venizelos to $10,000,000 to it the credit o f England, the Bourquin hospital with a 82-calibre ported in Bekin dispatches to the iega- enigmatic smile, now vaguely tinted
there * one thing I wish you to re-
making total loans to Great Britain rifle bullet embedded in his brain. The ¡tion here Monday, which said that with solicitude.
to help me In thi*—outrage Anything
form a new cabinet.
member."
Nodding briefly, with a thoughtful you wish to «ay he may hear.”
for war purposes o f
$560,000,000. j injury was received Tueeady evening three more ministers appointed
by|
“ Yep, ma."
The Belgian diplomatic mission has This makes a total to the allie« of ( while Emmanuel was playing with B rem er Li Ching Shi bad accepted
air. Quoin returned hla considération
"A a you please, madam, but— ” The
"W hatever you do, don't aak for a
tentatively arranged a trip through the $1,018,000,000.
to
Pater
and
the
article
de
Paris.
some smaller children at a m eghbors | office. The new cabinet now is com-!
glance o f tho deputy Teered signlflcant-
second helping o f potatoes.”
United State« extending to the Pacific
" I simply cannot understand I t !” I ly to Peter and I.ydla
home, the children being the only wit-|plete. The new ministers are: Ju*-I
Coast. Invitation« have been received j
Baris An official announcement wsr ne—cs’ to the accident, Physician* op- tice, Kiang Yung, form erly vice min-l
declared, abandoning the puxxl*
" N o ! Mrs. Merrilees Insisted warm-
Not Strong on Work.
from score« o f cities and it is practi made Monday night that the armored crate«! Wednesday night in sn attempt ister; communications. Lung ('hang. *• bopelao*. Then, catching sight of
cally settled that the mission will cruiser K teller hail struck a mine off j to locate the bullet, but w-ere unsuc- form rely civil governor o f Kwei Chow, t * « detective, she hailed him. "Quoin. I ly. "You can have nothing to any that
"Some men treats delr country an'
I
»
h
i
o
f
my
friends
may
not
hear.”
make the moat elaborate tour o f any Point St. Mathieu on Wednesday and cessful. The right e je was removed.
delr fam ilies do M ine way,” «aid C oda
and agriculture and commerce, I . i , <«• « » « » ♦ bare at once- and tm medl-;
Thau, madam -perm it me u, adtlaa
o f the foreign visitors.
Sbety “ Day loves 'em. but -t o y
•wok.
I Small hopes are given for recovery.
Sheng Tau, formerly minister to Japan. *«riy, heedless o f bystander* begu. j you. is all deference—*
cure much "bout workln tor 'aak*
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