The 42nd Parallel

Newsreel XIV

BOMBARDIER STOPS AUSTRALIAN

colonel says democrats have brought distress to nation I’ll resign when I die Huerta snarls in grim defi and half Mexico will die with me no flames were seen but the vast plume of blackened steam from the crater waved a mile high in the sky and volcanic ash fell on Macomber Flats thirteen miles distant

Eggs Noisy? No Pokerchips.

Way down on the levee

In old Alabamy

There’s daddy and mammy

And Ephram and Sammy

MOONFAIRIES DANCE ON RAVINIA GREENS

WILSON WILL TAKE ADVICE OF BUSINESS

admits he threw bomb policewoman buys drinks after one loses on wheat slain as burglar

On a moonlight night

You can find them all

While they are waiting

Banjoes are syncopating

What’s that they’re all saying

What’s that they’re all singing

recognizing James scrawl the president seized the cracker and pulled out the fuse. A stream of golden gumdrops fell over the desk; then glancing at the paper the Chief Executive read “Don’t eat too many of them because Mama says they’ll make you sick if you do.”

RIDING SEAWOLF IN MEXICAN WATERS

They all keep aswaying

Ahumming and swinging

It’s the good ship Robert E. Lee

That’s come to carry the cotton away

ISADORA DUNCAN’S NEW HAPPINESS

IWW troublemakers overran a Garibaldi birthday celebration at Rosebank Staten Island this afternoon, insulted the Italian flag, pummeled and clubbed members of the Italian Rifle Society and would have thrown the American flag to the dirt if

SIX UNCLAD BATHING GIRLS BLACK

EYES OF HORRID MAN

Indian divers search for drowned boy’s body. Some of the witnesses say they saw a woman in the crowd. She was hit with a brick. The man in gray took refuge behind her skirts to fire. The upper decks and secluded parts of the boat are the spooners’ paradise where liberties are often taken with intoxicated young girls whose mothers should not have permitted them to go on a public boat unescorted.

MIDWEST MAY MAKE OR BREAK WILSON

TELL CAUSES OF UNREST IN LABOR WORLD

“I’m a Swiss admiral proceeding to America,” and the copper called a taxi

See them shuffling along

Hear their music and song

It’s simply great, mate,

Waiting on the levee

Waiting

for

the

Robert

E.

Lee.