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GUARANTEE
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER _l. 1915, SEVEN PARTS FIFTY-SIX PAGES.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
SERBS FORCE
BULGARSBAC1
FROIU YR?NJ
Repulse Attacks ai
Still Hold the Sa
I?nica Line.
ITALY'S FLEET
SHELLS COAS
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Rome Hears.
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tania Sinking .Sweeps Britain a i ! Atsui*ea
Success of ?Lord Derby 8 ?Schein
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?omething every
one can onderstsfld arul r?'.-ilr.*r. The
Natioi ??? nf, a
la of a
day t sll Hay," on
ild pay
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ring by leaps fcnd
now the v.
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nation, ? ..-.i I? ichem.
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Its whole
machin? ry is ruin-., ig
?,??' ths
trei in_ lence
? -. ? i ight Lord
i ? f, ei u ts,
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tan : aigns an - brought
i lay 1 4 I.nril Derb) and his a.
are ? figo
Briton, bit hp Is tah i-?* te them with
nil th? rr.ote enthnsiasra beenus? ?>t
- novelty
T.OiiO Recnilti in Three Days.
Tiic- 44-holo country n
I mplete
-. are com
?
i i
Derby, I ?Mid
.
?Lpti rescru i ts in
the last threi
of Birmi-gl
.
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eh ilk?
M ' _ , ? ; .eherne used so
-
Em]
Man ifai turei in many
work
.
enrices are i
naturi
.
the pai
Bit . . .
I ? i tl ?? Laboi 1? lull-1
Aght .ir.ii are bending ever.
rd making goad th. ir prom
? ist f
fell.
Kl_\C> CLIMB?! TO TROD
? r Mokes I'. . \ ? ot" to
Hin - : ici
'
, Mountain 3,
.nut th?
?
made to
? ti ... arfa
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KAISER IN T?RKE
WITHIN 3 W?E
?allies1 Efforts to Block the 1
Must I ail. ?Says J. I .
(?arvin.
J. L Gai
rning:
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.
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aated at from
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sppeni 1
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poeta! trail'
s bis spec!
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uppei ? ? i milli-tc
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Gen in supply trairn. trill ?<
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non-con mi - lion? d
experts, 1
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? thai lartei mn
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r Wellesl? 'I
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Id I"- 111 an;
night b?
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1
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tha ...,??
TO CONVOY SHIPS IN BALTIC
German Natal IquadroB Will Eaeort
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sseori
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?UEEN-MOTKER
SENDS MESSAGE
TO MRS. CAVELL
Royal Condolepces Re?
ceived by Parent of
Nurse Slain \n Brussels.
"?? ? Carel
...
a letl from
, gram fron
Sir Edward Grey, in -? Poreigi
?
"She hei died ed, devoted
?f th? service t,f her country."
\,- ord i ? ?
Mra I . to a friend 44ho r?
? i thai pride m th. possession ?...
s'ich ;. daughter 0 ighl to o ? ?
B?!
"Y< er has
eath 1 1 mai 1 I i
I and certainly
maki ??? bul I am
ther, with a . and
? 11 my tlitu -ut'.1 - here
, ?
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Burl? ....,,
44 h??
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" Mu , etch":
ail I ? crowded 1 memo
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c Germans, for three or I >ur timi
m gn at dan rer oi n
1 cannot remember much th I
? t , but one
... ...
nor the great force 4-. tl ?-?
It il' 1 word w< re, *t*t ?? are pi ?
te .1" all we eai to help I
...... ...
t h ei 1 . i ' '
"She a.- referring to en ?
ist bet
buildings which alone ? -
....
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elf, had r? ? ?
[ that
1
"Th ?a mea rs
BBj -"f of bad
, 4 er - he eould for th? ??
:?> ths exteal of help 1 to g?
rh?. t mit rni ... * ? ?? ? ,?
1,1 utes. 1 ' rtainl-. I 1 .?*? k
. ihai i"--'
? '., man wet I oui of the
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HALTS PRESIDENTS CAP.
Mailand PsHtSBBSB Makes i hauIT?-1.r
Keep to the Ug_l
H, 1. .
Frederick, M I.. Oet _l 1 11
lei ' W ilsofl and
\*i . 1, ill and the 1 1 ifhter,
M:-? Marfarel U llsea, weis rid
in foi laacl hems
t?_!t's l.r'.'h.-r in law 4?a
halted u? n swaag areaad Market and
. .-:,,.i- I? day.
|i.., cbaB-feur <-.U di?* corner, uni]
Po] . en ai I *?"? ':?? ' * " ? Wi*v'
\UTgi- bsm ' imoas Thi
r?ur stopp?
rules
but Jl - '7 SB BBI
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he Vt ted But?
it e erybed
lUliaa Vessel Reported Sunk.
p u . p< I M 1 '?' i''i;
... - from Geaeva giving
an Athens rapen thai an Austrian sub?
Mink .m Italian team ????;
i Tl' m il lim Lt^a^^^^|?l^i|??SBB__i
GERMAN PLOTS
IN MEXICO FOUND
IN PASSPORT Ca4SE
Scheme to Tie Up U. S.
Army by Fomenting Bor?
der Troubles Suspected.
RINTELEN-MELOY
PAPERS HELD SECRET
Teuton Promoters Involved In
?Document?, Captured in
Falmottth.
I he R ntelei iport frami
" Federal | rand jury baa
? - I at? a itrikiagly iraportaat
tigal n of German respomibility
r ? ' rnei n. I -oabloa la Mexiee
Par the la thi ??? weeka, hy vari?os
i, ths suthoritiei have boon able
?.. Ke.-p leeret a marts of testlmoBy
taken in thi? Inquiry, and have al?o
kept from disclosure the name? of the
w itnesses.
II beeam? knoara yosterday that the
. of ?vhe pro-, ded the passport
for I-r.inz I{inte>n, the fiormsn gov
I ' ' ' BOO it prisoner in an
?i .!' teattofl camp, bai bean sb?
?cured by revelation! of much greater
It will hi* recall??! thi?
AmIre?. ?' Meloy, a promoter, of ?" 4"?
?. -t-i? arrastod on B? p
??? ith eagiaeeriag
? Riatoloa's passporl
?* ? ??? Of Something unusual in the
I I - ? ? ? -lit- Mid.lrr? ami
trip .p.. Is t.. BfashiagtOB
b) Il Saowdefl Marehall, ?aited Btatei
Attorn. , for tin? ?listnet, a Tew- day?
| ?:? vsloped that. thir.
...*.* ? ? .1 to a disaassioB
iiciment ol liintelen an.i
, . p.
? p ?? si.?
? General If. Mon
? \ Dias, bal latei
\ lyriaiiu llu.-ttii. the former
provisional Presitieal of Mexico, who
will probably i>e freed from the cu?
:..iiy .if the I'n t.'il Btatei bacas.
failure ?.r the Bl Poao grand
?p. sod otaan !'4.i tryiag tc
foment and aid revoluti..? in Moxiee
i'untlraft-u!? MUmus.
General Mendragon lia< quietly -i?
pui r.-'l froi ... It il i-cp..:'.','.
i coded ?".. Bpaln. Raman >ei
terdaj lid hi going ???.?> with the eon.
. governmeat, bat if wn?t
ha? leaked from the ,,'rarid jury room is
' i ?;?? It j ' . ' ? Itbel) !.?? hai seem ted
him?eif temporarily at a nearby point,
-?i that h?. eOB readily be rcichcd in
? ?-.:? of hi? test i moa y i > <? i n ir ra
?. ? thi triali ' otaai |.?- > Mai
be lodiete?!
Rintelen wej ?. dlreetoi ii several
is s eloss frisad sf
i- ?.. Henri of Pro lia. it is said
? ? . ? i ici Rintelea sad
? agon ?. r. ? p sag i s third pai
-ni,, who?.' name ? I ic poaaeasioa ?..
? \ toro? y Marsball.
Other Facts about Rintelen, Melot
and Hi..-: ta ?* > re draa n ; ram -.
-, ?? .,' ?.... pa - laager -? 11 ? .;.
partn i Rock Island
A.- Pac ? <? Railroad. This man arranged,
in the cour...- O? regular I.usine?.?, the
booking of the Huerta party when il
left her.- m JuBC, OSteosibly for the
Ban Francisco Expoaition. Tbe railroad
iritneai told the grand Jurors that
Rintelen sad Melo] owBod adjoiniag
mining elalm II i liiarun*.?-.-:. in the
? I lurango, Mexico.
i . IB? . . if th? ' ranaatlaatl? Trust
( orapaay, oi thi? ?ty, nos examined in
etioB with ? .-tory that Rintelen,
.. red coflB? : Ion *?? ith eigbl l< -
of rebel factioBi ifl Mexico, had
.,i to promote eoatiauoaa troobls
in Mexico for $30,000,. Ths trunr
company official eaused tin- hook- ?if
. ?., be lubmitted to the
? jur\. Lut -..ha* the) dieeloeed
could no! be aacertaiattd bj reporter?.
I'loi t<> Diotarb l nit?d st?t?-?.
However, il is s laai ?? d, Riatalas srai
,1 out of hundr.-u? of thoosaudl
I of these revolutim i.iy
s had gained
of the mo.I*"- . bSCBB ?
, ... araaseal si ??
Cuba a
rus! Compaay >?
ii arith Austro-Hunga
principa
riei of the Germai :? lei ion I?
,i. i . Hamms .i sad I ???. Corl SehiB
mi |, of the B ?Hard AdvertisiBg Agency,
? . i? m the Marbridge Build
I sfors the
jury. Or, ?-*> h.? - men
. . . . ? ? ??.. ? ? ?
printsd ? ? ,- m The Tribu? ?
\l,. <, |ma i ? ' wai -? ???4,ri?r a eom
. to at rsage ? >>< t
i.m worth ?
iflei from this L'Oternip
\?, bob Riatel? I Mi oj were
:,., t.\ tl el ' OB the
loerdam al
Poln . ??;.-..
... ..,??? . ? .
docum? ' ragai si of a
thoso loot
by Di the ( lerausS attische, in
?i It If now reported that
papen l.-t ?se RiBtelsB'i opera.
"
. *,. calivei traable la M.-x
> close to oui it this coun
ould not afford 1 ?p *r.> hut ?a
. ? thai lectioa
? eoatoati af
men! ? ? ? ?
ii favorable
4 arr.nza.
? a', liberty or.
!
How It Works
It you have wondered how Ihr 1 riLune Money
Hack Guarantee works in actual practice, from the origin
O. I < omplaint to the final letter of thanks, turn to Page
I 1 this morning. It gives you two cross-sections of the
Guarantee in action. It will give you a clearer, mor?
definite ule.? th.?n you can get in any other way.
?% ?ttn?ag ?rtto?ttT
lift t? I.ait?thl Iru.h: Sein -tuiitnali ? .tdvertiiimtits
43,000 March for Suffrage,
Braving Wind and Darkness
In Greatest Woman 's Parade
S?FFRAGE ARMY PASSING IN REVIEW o.\ FIFTH AVENUE.
Sidewalks were Mack sad e\-erv olBci wiiulow crowded.
NAVY SEEKS (? PMEN
FROM CIVILIAN RANK!
Need of Separate Orps nf Re
emits Taught by War.
Washington, ?lot. 28. a naval avia
tioti corps independent of the nav
prepei sad with th?- samp stn''is a. th
Mann?. Carps will be reeemmended *.
...... ?,,, Beeretery Deals
Th?1 present reeelremant that to en
t< r the avietiofl servies sas mast hi- ?
, gradaats of ths Naval Academy
, s.rvf I BO-BCtl Bg ' I two 4. .,' i m th
'line ? ??.. i
i,, en -1* -1 In thi :'?? ii
life, with ths opportunitj of l?_
? t.ii lag full--"'!-. ? : sf thi
.-,-1 retai... led b
atiopf the pian I f ths remark
sale ? ' rli _ F._
' rnl'eir i.:.' "' - i.v yBUBg MSB ?. ithout
? military tr,.!i lag w .?> had be ess
| p.-rt tors throui
Bee ?
.,? i i ? I ?
. **. 11 h
will. iltatlon with i tei
?h .-i v.ev? of ressedvidfe ree
cgnise ??. a eonfei n?-xt
? ? retel P ileett of th?
Smitl ? ii'''iii who. a? chair
mar rrnmeBt Board sf lei
.
jieriii ? I ''or U.T th?
aavy.
m-?__?__.
Luxemburg Cabinet Resigns.
Amsterd ni. "et t?. A dl
'rom l.u.?niburir in the "I'ologt - I
_.*;." that the mil sf the
t?rn:. . resigned owing to a
fei with Graad Duch
OTHER BIG PARADES.
I.?ii. (.rani', funeral IMI .11,000
( ?;.-i7cnni_l of IVaflk.
lagt ob's h-BBgarstlea IMI IMM
( lerelaad Baslaees
M?n'i ,..,. 1..2 29,000
Sound money. 1.9. 99,195
Dewey celebration I 99 .0,902
Hudson-, ulton celebra
ti??n . 1909 1.1.00.
MISSING NEW HAVEN
YOUTH A SUICIDE
Son of Wealthy Merchant Fourni
in Philadelphia Hotel.
Philadelphia. Oct 23. Th?- ?
nf 'he dlsappssrSB? from New 11,t
i wedding ef Harvey .1
Mt ri?an, adop-ed son ef h wealth) i
i ?', dej In thin
I it ' ireai t Geergi "
-,
lag H?*rii ar. was found, a suicide,
in a gH.tiileJ room in the Betel
.on, where B_ r?'Sr. '.ere I !a?' Battdaj
i s -.i. h. Bastad, Treatea, N. J." n?
wellet ceataiaed hat Bes cent.. He
died with his lealed, leaving no
l.i'hin?l
[???put) ' roner |f< !_____-* found
? | thl eaols and other things that
flinched the man'? identity a letter
:r,i-i u par. r.rm I New Haven, re
Saestiag trie ieci. tr.t to make pay
? ? "n a player p.ano. There were
! l?o a Kill fr.m a N?"v hr.land ga*
ompany and . ever .1 letter? sddffBSseJ
?o him ut H Koui.tain **.reet, KsB
? ?
New Haven, Oct. _-.- AUnough newt,
of the identification of the bod;. I I
Harvey Beraten had not beet? receive.i
lute to-ment at t!?e home in \V_?tvill
of h..- feeter a?rente, Mr ?m! His
Geeras (in. wold. Mr.? Grieweld aid
that, from tin- dsi Cliptios of the art else
four.d on hi. body, there wan little
ilmibt that he w?. ?ne mm.ing man.
She ?aid that she knew of r.o certa.i.
rea?.?n for hi? failure to keep the t?p
i,, atmen! t'> meet h s flanees, M las Ed th
Todd, is Nfiv -tirk Cits U't Sunday.
Bhs 4*a. iaeliaed te Ihiak that his
leader flnaeees and the fact that :, ?
? iiti.ng lu. preliminary marra/.
purchae bills ton high might hav- sd
h,m to conclude r.ot to undertake the
step
William Whltdey, a W.mville police?
man, who had known Herman seventeen
yesrs, went to Philadelphia to-night
-*-H . .-?I_____ ? . _**
COL. ROOSEVELT HAS
ANOTHER GRANDCHILD
Cornelius Van Schaick. Theo?
dore, Jr.'s. Third Child.
Horn Yesterday.
\ 'hiid eh lid, Cornelias Van Schaick
Roosevelt, was horn yesterday to Mr.
and Mr- .??..?:????? Ro svelt, jr.. at
theil li?me. I.,.'? Has- S.v.T.ty-fourth
St rt at,
I bs in'?'?1 grauasSOB of the .-x-?*r?? -?
d.-nt named for hi? greal
Ifather. Th? :irst ??; I. a gti
? n \ . . ? i ?' 1911 rba
Theodore ' laevell id, was bora s :
''I' | II. ''J14.
Mr- Roe svelt, who was reported
I., ' nigh! '-. be doiag well, ws Miei
Eleanor I Alexaadcr, daoghtor of Mr.
and MfSa Henry A. Alexander
...- #?-- - -
MRS. DEREY OPERATED ON
?toaaarsH's OauejhAot iinin?. Well After
\ppimdtettta Attack.
Mrs. Richard Darby, wife af Hi I
ar.l Iierby sad daughter of Colon. |
Mrs, B? OSWVolt, 'm. ??persteti on for
sppeadieitil on Fruity at her horn?.,
116 kfaaSOt Seventy-ninth Street.
Th.- operatioa, which snss sae at
?mergea .. i parfonaed by I>r Wal?
ton Martin. I?. Dorb] told Us? Bigat
hi? wife was resting comfortably a I I
?I? pro)rre??!rnf us Wei BS MOM be
exaoctad.
M*??. Derby before her BsaitfaagS Bros
Misa Ethel Core i. ? i I Bis ?as
married to I'r. Darby it BOOB on April
4, IBIS, Ht ?'hrist', Church, Oystei B i.
I.on?/ I?lurnl, by ?'.<? B*V, Kr-.licott I'ea
l-odv. of (?rotun, Ma??
?b.iph ailed on a honeymoo..
trio on Ar,1.1 | ?,: th.- M I inhursr-??m?i i -
ran liner llamburtr. on which th? brido*!
? | ?-?nla<irked on hi? African :np
after leaving ?he PresidsflCy. Hr.
Derby and h s w.fe ?ailed for Pari? on
the White Star lirer Olympic In Sep
'??r.'ibcr, U'it, to BSSlot ?n relief work in
l'an?. Mrs. Darby wui reported III, bul
on her return to this ?oj.-.tiy in De
.-.niber ?he ws? in ?ood health snd
?pint?.
LEARN TRADE. BOYS?UMPIRE
?in.-lnn.iii School, ll'icover New In
du.trial Subject.
?cinr.ari, <>c- tS The reeommen
dation of Baperlatei ?lent ?'on.!???*. of th?
public ?choo|? of th city that s >chool
for baseball urr -? ad ib
? ? . . : . ? ?? ' t.. i",
charte?- ?.f V. Hail at* . 1 illiam
< ?rpenter. form- r V t.or.al liOOBOS um.
rire., wag approve.! to-?ii?> by th.?
1' ?r.l of FdoSBtlOB e
4 vote? were cast for lb?and one
vote a(rain>t it be BOgatifB vote .i.
thai of Member Kitk. who took th ?
ground that the project wai foivijjn .o
Cheers Salute Jerse
Squad and "Fij?ht
On" banners.
THOUSANDS OF
WEN IN RANK
1..500.000 Crowd lie Sid
walks and Windows
Along Route.
MAYOR REVIEWS LIN
Fifth Avenue Decoration?. Blet
with Colors, flags and
Dresses of Procession.
Becswe they 1 T?.vp.l ?n n pri
'"?i1'''* '*?'??.? V-..IIU-71 Ill.l.fjl,.,! y.'st??
'lay from early BfUntOOO on in
the nijcht. Women came out -?f gie
; I "- am! up frOM ki!. hens t?. -hn
men thaji want the vote. Agaburt
biting u in.i Um ?*__? march?
alonjf, serious am! fat?. _____?
'.h..y were marchiu? foc H purp??s
It was after 7 i.VI.m*'). la-t u\g\
when t rit? last ?if th?- parade mata
the reviewin? stan.l. Might h?
fume on an hour before.
New York never .aw m_h a su
frag! parade. Its ?n-atue?- an?l ii
dignity wore deeply innre, sive. Tl
hags 'i"-'!- padmd thick aksag tl
sidowalhs, h i?u rftrirtiral at tin
urew more ami mote soHtga i?
nie a?tai til?- ut" intelligent, parpan
ful women p_..e.l fn. It v, us tl
attitude of the women war.hei
spiralling BoeW _leetri_aRy thread
the onlooker ?.
There hu besa m al1 Nev Y??tk'
long liist.il y only un,, parade larjfei
That was the Bosmd Money parad
??i 1896, when ?H',Oiio m,-i were i
line.
Tile head of !_?? parade, -tartu
fr.im Washington Sqaare prompt!;
uii the chedulod hour <?*' '?'. o'clofft
reached the reviewing stand mm
greeted Mayor Mitchd forty mi.,
ute- later. Minutes pai **>\ by an
the aroman srere still paseini 0
hour irrew into another and >tn
r.hey piissed. At 5 o'clock buadrodi
and h'liidreils t.f marchers had n? *
STOB left Washington S?|i::tre ami
the adjoining -tree? I,
Mayor MHehd left the stand a;
(:SO p. m. It wa, then ?iark. an?;
the hjrhts in the windows ?if th?
-hup- <m Fifth Avei.i.e |l_M__d
brightly. The wind ha! grown cold
Hut the woum still narchod by, it
wa- not until 7 <?'' loch that the las'
of t.<> marcher- pu ?'1 whoi.
Csorge MeAneay, presiden! ?f the
Board of Aldermen, ? t? ?-T--.1 hi- h.?
in piu* of the Mayer. And afte
the marcher- cam?' ths BBtOSB__M-l
The last of the.?- roUtd bj ??*? M
minutes after .seven, just four h??ur
alter th?- tmrade ln-iran.
iiense rr.wii. witne. _e?l the patatl'
The ildewalha wt>re literally packed. 1'
via? difficult to niuvi in .omc placet
And tie Window- ISSSSSd almost a?
tilled arith liuiniiii'.y a? ?lui the aide
walks. BVSB up to ths 7on -'??ries men
_r,d wessen leaned eal t'> pees ?t tin
women sssrckiBg below. l'.ere mu?'
have been m. ??? than ** ml
? ? ,!,? 4 , ? and in the?
Washing.?
?,i..I Btiei ..?.?. tr.t) ? ? ?? "
until h?sh,i i?4. c wa?
no', until the a..- lie end s
the In.?- rumti!.-<: by thai the Wat-Ben
left. Chief In ?'???rg'
Mid last Sight I-?- fsaeisd betwret:
1,'inil.iiin) and IrtdO-MKI IBB ?IS BS
It v.. s [flBBOssibl
ligures ef th?. sarader. en ac?o_nt o<
the peculiar formations of tl.?
-Mill". Ilpt-U-"- i>f ?v!is fee* 'h'T.- ?Art.
maiiv varying gu* ?e. IH'- miti-su
frai_?-tt. - . one? ??? ?: ?' 0 ?'. -h- sUffrs
?.t \<vt claimed ?' ? ireful esti
? i m*?i? b. The rribuns lived 46,
? ? ronser. ??'.? ? igua
The afternoon wa? cold and th?
r.iirht wa. colder. Hut the women who
m?rch??l in the paia.le nevor rlinrh ed
The] were tlea.l m ?urnest and w.ul.?
|.-t nothltiir like weather dotar them
1 Ley set oaly marche?! the whole long.
B*l_ route, hut thounands of them ?too?!
in the off ?treet* below Fourteen! ?*
Street waiting for their turn to join
the lon|{ proces.ion. In -orne cs.e?
tl.?.?- women had t" wall tvn? hour?
ht ?? re they SOOld ttart. Th* men. t??e
who, by the way. turned out in unu.u
ally large number?, ?hared the .ame
hard.hip. They were the la?t to march
in liae and ?o ha.I to wa>t the lo.iger.
Color wa? everywhere in the
procea.ion. The women ha?) outdonr
?i.t , i iel .<?? to make it pictur
PlagB, banners, hatband., float., gal
formed beads, mnde up a harmotiiou?
whole. i'f cour??', the familiar ; ?!
low, ?li-tinc'.l - e ef the -u_rs?{e organi
latieas, BO ma't.r what other .
BIS combine?) with it, v.?. the b* k
ind. The Anieric.n fl:i_, it i utripe?
?n?_-ping in the wind, I rues out hol.lli
time ami tune Sgais _B tne loin? line
Crashtag band, and seegs added to ta*
?nti r??t.
Old women, a> o'tg as ?uttrage.
n arene.I. often beal__r*_heai were n
tie girl, scarcely in their teen?. And
there were even tiny bables in go

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