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of tHIotory INIolclnc; Happenings.
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TWELVE-INCH GUNS FOR THE U. S. S. MICHIGAN
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I 'IIkso big 12 Inch guns aro to bo placod lit ponitlon aboard ibo L. S. 3 M irhlcnu. tlio buttltslilp which la cmo ol
a number uudurtfolng repairs ond rnlittlng ot tho Lcukuo Isliiml nnvy yard. Miilndolplila. Hie. atlivlika at tliat yard
aro remlndora ot war-time preparations, for the work Is bumg ruUi.)d with all dlspatcb.
Tho Oklahoma, oll-burnlng superdreadiiaught, latest addition to Amerlra's navy, Is hore shown at anchor at tho
PhHadoIphln navy yard. Abovo are Its officers photograp hod at the flag raising. At the loft, Capt. Uoyer Wolls, com
maiulcr of tho Oklahoma, and the right, Lieutenant Commander Adolphus Andrews.
COLORED TROOPS AT CASAS GRANGES
VILLISTA RAIDERS PRISONERS IN STOCKADE
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A few of the VlllistaB who took part In tho raid on Co:umbus, N. M. They aro kepi m a stockade at Namlquipa,
and are closely guarded by several of tha colored troopers.
The nef;ro troops that are with the expedition in Mexico are standing the c.lmute and hardships very well. This
Is a view of their cump at Casas urauues.
IN THE CAMP OF THE FIFTH CAVALRY
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fUmc of the men of tho Fifth cavalry are seen in a struggle wlin an outlaw horse thut needed shoeing and ob
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Harburg, Jr., photographed on their arrival ot
Now York. Mr. Marburg, who la the son of the former rolnlBtor to Bolgluni,
orvod In the British flying corps until he lost bis leg In an accident Whl'.e
In tho hospital be mot the Baroness de Vivaro and they were married on
April 10.
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Elliot Cowdln has just been awarded
tho military medal, the highest war
time distinction of Franco, In recogni
tion of his valor and aerial efficiency
displayed In bringing to earth his third
oncmy aeroplane. Mr. Cowdln Is a
member of the American aeroplano
squadron. Me destroyed his second
German ttlrcraft over Verdun a few
weoks ago, adding a second palmlcaf
to the crolx do guerre earned nearly a
year ago. Recently Cowdln was aloft
about o.uOO foot when he found himself
face to faco with a Gorman Frkkor.
Although bis advorBary's machine was
far more poworful than Cowdln i, the
young New Yorker Instantly attacked
and destroyed It,
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"Got your marching clothos cn!" Is
the new slogun vf the National Amer
ican Woman Suffrago association. Tho
marching clothos In question will be
worn at tho Chicago suffrago parade
during tho Republican convention and
will consist of whlto skirts and blouses
and tho now "parade bats," which have
Just raado their appearanco. "Guaran
teed becoming" la this whlto sailor
with Its band of suffrago yellow, which
was selected after many styles, shapes,
sizes, and shades wcro considered by
the committee who sat on the weighty
matter.
Assists MInlng-Csmp Churches.
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., has agrocd
to contribute toward the creation of a
Roman Catholic church In Dcrwlnd.
one of tho coal camps of tho Colorado
Fuol and Iron company, and In a let
ter to ofllclals of the company he prom
ises to co-operate In building both
Catholic and Protestant churches In
every no of the company's camps
where the need of such cdltlccs Is ap
parent. "Any church work to be successful
must bo organized and controlled by
tho community In which it Is situated,"
wroto Mr. Rockefeller, In stipulating
that tho miners thcniBolves shall run
thoir own churches without the bolp
cf the great company.
Fish Attracted by Warm Water.
A Ivarni water artesian woll on tho
Arthur Burro farm empties Into tho
river a short di&tnnco from Ludden.
N. P., tho water bolni; warm enough
to keep tho stream from freezing at
that plut Ihousands of null last
whiter swarmed t this point until
thoy wore so thick that they could be
shoveled out t tho wagonload.
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Before tho decline of his powe. i Ma built this ornate tomb In tho Chi
huahua cemetery for hlnisolt and his n.mlly.
Tho Eighth I tilted States cavalry on a forced march hurrying to one ot
tno eases ol supplies In Mexico. ,
Ouke of the Abruizl's Half Brother, In
Disgrace, Holds Humble Poslton
In the Armies That Hit Coun- j
try Has Mustered.
Though almost every royal house Itt
Europe Is represented at the front,
Italy's (.lone can boast ot a member
who Is a simple soldier, fighting among:
tho rank and file.
Umbcrto, count of Salomnl, share
tbe lot and the labors of peasants and
worklngnien. Ho Is stationed at Vo
ghera for the moment. In the if glmont
of cavulry guides. Ills reglmnnt will
soon be dismounted aniL fc? into tbe
trenches. ' '
Then this scion of tho bouso of Sa
voy will tramp side by Bide with the
rankers and share their trench life on
tho exposed ond difficult Italian out
posts on tho dangerous plateau called
tho Carso.
Tho count Is a son of Prtnee Arao
deo, lato duke of Aosta, who died IS
years aro. Ills mother, the duke's
second wife, Is a Princess Uonaparto.
She lives In Turin, and her son, In bis
soldier's uniform, Is allowed to visit
bcr on Sundays, when, with the other
men of the troop, be bas sevoral hours'
leavo.
His half brothers are Emantiel, duke
of AoGta; Victor, count of Turin, and
Louis, duko of tho Abrtml. once tha
reputed flanco of MIbs Knthorino Kl
kins. Tho duko of the Abruzxl now
commands Italy's fleet In the Adri
atic.
Tho count of S:ilemnl Is the only
son of Princess Letitla. Ilo has been
In disprace for several years, though
the real story Is known to only the
most Intimate courtiers Whflo at the
Naval college be committed some
youthful Indiscretion, of which even
his fellow cadets had but a vague Idea,
and tho King sent him Into cxllo.
For several years ho wondered
through Europe, spending months In
Russia, the Balkans, Portugal and
Spain. Always shy and retiring, never
knowing whnt to do with bis great
stature and bis bands, a splendid lin
guict, Eimplo In manners, he became
a favorite In RuEslan society.
MYhon tho war broko out he wanted
to serve his country, lie begged the
Line to allow blra to return.
"Yes," came tho answer, "but you
must serve as a simple soldier If you
como back to Italy."
He camo back and was drafted Into
the cavalry guides and sent to the
front. When the regiment returned
for a few weeks he went with It to
the llttlo town of Voglicra, Its bead
quarters, lie Is now returning with
It to flnht; but this lime tbe regiment
fights on foot.
Tho duke of Salemnl performs the
Famo duties as his humbler comrades,
and has become so popular that their
affection quite- embarrasses him some
times. For Instanco, when he was go
ing to visit the headquarters ot an
other regiment in Voghera they called
out a guard of honor to receive him.
"What's tho meaning of this?"
shouted an ofliccr who happened In.
The count murmured that he sup
posed It was for him. He asked his
comrades never to do such a thing
again.
While at tho front he dlsttngnlihed
himself by coolness in handling a
quick-firing gun. On ono occasion,
when tho men around him were hard
pressed, he saved tho situation by ral-
Uie Rice as Dread.
At ono tnoal a Jap will eat threo or
four bowls of rice, each half as large
again as a largo breakfast cup, In addi
tion to hla other food, tho rice bolng
merely an accessory like bread.
Joy of Boyhood.
One of the Joys of life to the boys
of a small town Is to have a pretty girl
como from the city to visit the sister
of one of them for a week. Toledo-Blade.
'lng them,
Medals for A B C Diplomats,
Miss Janet Scudder, ono of the
lending sculptors of this country, will
design the threo gold medals which
are to bo presented by the United
States to Ambassadors Naon of Argen
tina; Da C a nm of Brazil and Suarei
of Chile, commonly known as tho "A
B C mediators." Secretary Lansing
awarded the designing to Jdiss Scud
der. Tho medal will bear an Inscription
stating that they aro presented to the
ambassadors "fur their generous serv
ices an mediators In the controversy
between the government of the Unit
ed States and the leaders ot the war
ring parties ot tho Republic ot Mex
ico." Miss Scudder lives In New York and
takes a prominent part In suffrage
work.
Borrowing a Piano.
Suburbanites aro Indulging In vari
ous co-operative measures In their
thirst for economy, and neighbors are
getting accustomed to an extension
of the borrowing principle. But one
man, who lives not far from Man
chester, at least thinks the Idea has
gono too far. Ho was surprised the
otlior day by a request for the loan
of a piano by a neighbor who was giv
ing a musical evening to some friends.
"I have a patriotic reason," he ex
plained, "na 1 have sold my piano to
buy Exchequer bonds." When ho was
refused he played another card.
"Woll, perhaps," he said, "you wouldn't
mind me bringing my friends here for
some music." Manchester Guardian.
Plan to Domesticate Mink.
Tho United States department of ag
riculture will attempt to domestical!
the mink which has been bred spo
radically In captivity for fifty year
or so. Tho large number of typea of
American mink, no less than ten,
prove It to bo a "plastic" animal, and
the governmental purpose Is to devel
op a higher and more valuable type
than any ot those now known.
Youngster's Neat Hint
There was some sparkling red elder
In tho Ice box and little Alfred spied
It He wanted some, but could think
of no way of getting It eifctpt by di
rect request. Ho glanced at sinter
and then back at tbe elder, remark
ing: "My, every time 1 look at that
cider I feel so Jolly!"
Not Likely to Be Done.
To remove the water or the raclfle
ocean It would require the filling of a
tank a mile wide, n mile deep and a
mile long every day tor 440 year.