WANT TO HIT
‘ PREROGATIVES
OF CARRANZA
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 13 (by Associ
ated Press).—The senate, at the open
ing of the regular session of congress
on September 1, will hold a secret
session to discuss international rela
tions.
It is proposed to form a special sen
ate committee on foreign relations
similar to that of the senate of the
United States, to confer with Presi
dent Carranza on international poli
cies.
FORGOTTEN ANIMALS
DIE FROM STARVATION
BERLIN, July 1 (by mail).—The
government troops guarding the
Lichtenberg station in the east end
of Berlin, have discovered several
carloads of livestock which were
sidetracked to the freight yards and
apparently forgotten. Most of the
animals were dead from starvation.
Meanwhile the shortage of meat in
Berlin is one of the most difficult
problems facing the food authorities.
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It’s quite a story.
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To begin with—there was a woman.
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There ALWAYS is a woman.
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And she LOOKED GOOD to a cer
tain man.
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You know men.
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But SHE didn’t—she trusted him.
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And she went out with him to a
certain place .
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Where refreshments are served.
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We’re giving you the inside facts.
And it’s a warm story.
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Their glances met across the table,
and her eye*~v were dreamy with un
told yearnings.
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While his flashed fire, and the
blood leaped in his pulses.
As he spoke and she listened with
bated breath.
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Till by and by, recalled to her po
sition by some instinct.
She averted her eyes and cried:
“It’s awfully hot in here.
£ “Why, the ice cream’s melted!”
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We told you that it was a warn*
story.
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And later on they were married,
and she not only LOOKED good.
But she WAS good.
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And cooked the swellest feeds, and
darned his socks.
So he didn’t have to live at the
hotel any more. '
Or depend upon the steam laundry.
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And now you know the facts, you
can draw THE MORAL for your
selves.
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Oh, men will flirt and then forsake
As far and free they roam.
But think of the girls who pretend
to bake
And run a bluff with a drug store
cake— • ,
Yes, think of the risks a man must
take
To gain a happy home!
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Motto for today: It’s wet outside,
but wetter in-cider.
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Tomorrow—JUST WAIT! ! |
PUBLIC MEETING CALLED
IN BEHALF OF STARVING
CHILDREN OF NEARiAST
The Rev. Thomas Jenkins of Port
land, who is in the territory for the
month of August in behalf of Ar
menian and Syrian relief, arrived in
Cordova on the Alaska.
'Mr. Jenkins is not a stranger to the
North, having spent the years from
1902 to 1910 in the district. He was
the first priest to visit Cordova in the
early days. He built St. John’s church,
hospital and school at Ketchikan, and
had a part in the building of the
church in Seward. While here he ex
pects to visit Kennecott, and McCar
thy, and later to proceed to the towns
to the westward.
A public meeting in Cordova is be
ing arranged for, but the date and
place of holding the same will be an
nounced after further conference with
local people.
Mr. Jenkins is staying at the North
ern hotel, where he may be reached.
He comes at the invitation of the
American committee. He reports the
need in Armenia more acute than at
any time in the past. Not until the
peace conference determines the fate
of Turkey and appoints a mandatory
for Armenia can the refugees return
to their homes.
Nearly half a million children alone
are being kept alive by gifts from
America, says Mr. Jenkins.
We always have a supply of
pasteurized sweet milk and cream on
hand. Also buttermilk and Bulgarian
buttermilk. City Dairy. Phone 187.
If you do not receive your copy of
the Times regularly, please notify the
circulation manager.
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