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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-12-16
THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1908.

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The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
Carnegie. Cutting ct AL,
Protest Against Monster
Naval Budget Addition

WASHINGTON March 10.--A petit,
ton signed by Andrew Carnegie, Rob
ert Fulton Cutting and approximately
four hundred other prominent men
and well-known women of New York
city, protesting against the extrava-
giant demand for an addition OF over
s60.000,000 In the form OF four new
battleships. cruisers, etc, 10 the naval
budget" has been presented In the
house.
The petition says that "sixtyrfive
per cent of the national income Is now
expended on war. past and present.
The increase In our naval budget has
recently been used In the French as
sembly as a reason Tor increasing its
own; Is largely responsible for the IN
crease OF naval budgets among Asiatlc
nations. and Is well-nigb certain TO re-
tard that reduction In the ornaments
of the world, for which we have 80
long been waiting"
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
8 Injured In t2sO.000
Fire In Wilkinsbrr7
Borough, Pknnsytpania

PITTSBURG. March fo.--The most
spectacular and sensational IRE In the
history OF Williamsburg borough. oc-
Wallace building, the towns largest and
most imposing structure in the heart
OF the community, was completely der
stroyed. entaiiing loss estimated COM
painful Injuries to eight men. Others
had narrow escapes, and at least four
persons were almost burned alive -
The AZ. Is Of unknown origin. the
blaze which within q short. time altar
II was discovered at $50 o'clock threat
ened to become q confagyation and
PittttsbTrg had to be called upon for
gressman John palseii.
The injured: Chief OF Police Daniel
lh p cyt ana sruissd about the
Pss s "a ms sody e BENZ
came unmanaEeabie: Robert watson.
an peter 9hross 4. k' hurt al the :sm:
time w Snd manner IN, ss e We. nonca;ssr
by .shattsring pane OF siaas 81 hls
ing; James Woods. cut and bruised 81
a nasoa Sw1 the we ws ssssR sald,ns i Il.
Graham. II was reached BY the flames
and was a mass OF smoke and names,
ws ses 1 ssd noe c wns5: sSs are
stroyed, The prcpristoy.. g the store
There. were many exciting incidents
KssR w.s II q bis sns once sss on wn the
first floor, endeavortng TO save hia
books, the floor collapsed and carried
him TO the cellar with the wreckage.
S nry ne Hs ~as sfoqs
ous position by dremen with ropes.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
CURRENT PALAyER
OF THE POLITICIANS


Delegates from the First congress
slonal district tn the Republican ma
tional convention will be elected by
popular vote in party primary II pos
sible- So much was decided upon In
a meeting of Congressman Denby's
district committee In the Hotel Pont-
chartrain. Monday night. But just
how to call caucus, and how to run
it. and how to certify its nominees
TO the national convention we're prob
lens that proved too much for the
committee TO solve off-hand,
Chairman Orvice r. Leonard will 20
TO Washington to consult DENLY.
George b. Yerkes was elected secre-
tary OF the committee, and Richard p.
JOY, treasurer. The First district
committee is a voluntary one named
by the congressman and not an elect
ed body like other party committees.
thus lacking the same legal stand
ing.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
NORDICA CONCERT DATE
CHANGED TO MARCH rs

Word has been received in Detroit
by the local management that Mime.
Nordica is suffering from a slight at
tack Of bronchitis and her physicians
have forbidden her singing during the
present week. This necessitates q
postponement OF her local appearances
from Friday evening OF this week to
Wednesday evening. March IS. Her
physician states that the postpone
ment OF her dates during the present
week is only safeguard and that she
will be able to appear March 10. A
the Light Guard armory is not avail
able for the latter date, Harmonic hall
has been engaged for the concert
Holders OF reserved seat tickets may
change the same at Grinnell Bros. at
any time up to the evening of the
concert. 1888 50
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
FLAMES THREATEN
eTH-AVE. SHOPP|NG|
DISTRICT IN n. Y.
MANY BUILDINGS BURNED AND
FIVE rIREMEN INJURED IN szso~
600 sLAzE-Huog SAFE FALLS
THROUGH THREE FLOORS.

NEW YORK. March f0.--Fire. which
for time threatened to destroy q
large part OF the sixth-ave. shopping
district at West Eighteenth and West
Seventeenth-st.. early today. filled that
whole section with nre lighting ma
chimes and detectives. caused the ser
ious injury of Ave firemen and the loss
OF s250.0Q0. Those inlured ara:
Edward Ryan. engine Co. No. 3.
badly cut on the hands and face: VIM.
Guray. engine Co. No. AZ; Edward J..
Smith, engine company No. 10; Frank
Warder, engine company No. 8; Capt
Mcclure. OF Engine Go. No. 3. arteries
severed In the left hand and very bad.
ly lacerated about the head.
Back drafts while the flremen were
ighting the flames caused the injuries
Of the men.
In all. the flames destroyed 80 West
Eighteenth-st., ran through to ~ West
Seventeenth-st., burned some OF the
upper floors OF the history building 1T
a2 To 36 West Eighteenth-st.. burned
the roof of the four-story building At
40 West Eighteenth-ss. badly damaretl
the seven-story brick building OF tho
New York electrical trade school at
80 West Seventeenth-st.. and scorched
the four-story brown stone house oc.
cupied by James Liddington, at No.
AZ West Seventeenth-st
A repetition Of the horrors OF the
Parker building fire was narrowly
averted when huge safe fell through
three floors at 40 Eighteenth-st.. miss
ing group of firemen by very mar
row margin.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
QUIET CONTESTS IN
VILLAGE ELECTIONS

Village elections were held Monday.
and In few of the little towns about
Detroit was there any great issue to
cause excitement. Ecorse had the
only live fight of the lot, the two par
ties splitting even on the Offices. Pres
idents Of the Wayne county villages
adjoining Detroit for the coming year
are: Highland Park, G. III. Close;
Crosse Pointe, r. p. Conner; Ham
tramck, Charles Geimen; Crosse
Pointe Farms, John Wynne, Jr.:
Ecorse, william Furgason; River
Rouge, ID. d. Barron; Ford, w. @,
Perry; st. Clair Heights, A. u. Ban.
ming; Crosse Pointe Park, T. w. Cor
by; Trenton, John M. Reid.
|, Highland Park voted In favor Of
issuing $4,000 OF bonds for water
main extensions.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
LESS ICE IN LAKES
Than LAST YEAR
BULLETIN ISSUED BY LOCAL
WEATHER OFFICE GIVES DE-
TAILS OF CONDITION.
The following report was issued
by the local weather Office Tuesday:

The following report was issued
by the local weather Office Tuesday:
The reports from the regular and
display stations OF the weather bureau
indicate that over western superior,
except for "A strip OF Ice 10 miles wloe
at the extreme western end, open wa
ter extends TO the eastward OF hewse-
nav Point over the central and east
ern portions the ice felds are extern
sive. The Ice In Whitefsh bay 10 SOHO,
In 81. Mary,s river the icssis n heen 10
material change during the week In
Green Bay, the Ice Is solid except over over
southern portion where the miIu
weather has darkened the Ice. In Lake
Michigan the westerly and southeriy
winds have moved the Ice fields from
the western and southern portions SO
that but little Ice Is reported. FROM
traverse Bay northward TO the straits
the ice Is solid and the condltlons re-
main unchanged. In Lake Huron the
southerly winds have increassed the
| ice extends beyond vision. over the
central portion and to the south Oh
Harbor Beach open water Is reported
The fields over the extreme southern
portion remains stationary.
Port Huron: Lake st. clair e COW COW
cred with iane The f pe,rot the ry iee durs
ing the week, but IL extends from
about the foot OF Third-st.. Detroit 70
the mouth OF the river In Lake. Erie
the southerly winds have moved the
ice fields from the south shore along
the western portion to as far east as
Lorain Beyond this the field extends
beyond vision. although broken up over
the central portion. In Ontario, there
are but few fields reported I'm the lake;
the ice In the harbors continues solid.
In comparison with the same period
last season, there Is less Ice reported
in all the lakes, although the distribu-
ton OF the fields Is different. being
more over eastern Superior and north
ern Huron.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.

Detroit DATED Inssrurbau Lines.
Time table subject to change withou,
rotics. Central Standard Time.
sos no. and s.s svsrs g Minutes sss
until s :os a. m. then half hourly until
l;os p. m. then every 30 minutes until
soa On sands ss sssF car us Start.
ronsi.e. $50 M chem S.!s hourly is
yps "a. p on. thsR hourly hour s unt II
day.
For F.rminxtcn and Worthwhile,
hourly. =; N: TO II .. m. For Orchard
. .S.4y t Two fsSsl:' until % Sou nGS
until S D. m. then every two hours
until II ?; m First car one hour later
and SL !s p l M Eossi.Foyr R ssi
Roms % ns q. 1 m. and Every Ewo hours Ss
o Snt 70 and T" s,so M s sos o .vsr1
two hour. until .. M. also ii .. n.
~ hssi% go sAH VA. ,sysrns-;sso:r .
more. Xisonac. Marine City and Port
Huron hourly. a N. TO 8 p: m: also
ss p %x 10 Msr'n 70 c c CSs ears h nrT
until IL .. m. To Mt. Clemens via
Shore Line. hourly. s:ss q. m to s:1e
y DETROIT, noNRoE a TOLEDO
SHORT LINE RY--Toledo Llmitsds
daily: s:ao = m, 1890 a an. M; s;ao end
port. Monroe and Toledo. hourly, e:s0
q m. to s:so y. m. also $50 and II
" DETROIT. JACKSON q CHICAGO
RY.--Jackson Limiteds. daily. 7:45 O.
m. l2:45 D. m. and a45 p; M Locals,
for Jackson. q m. and every two
Arbor. half hourly from 8 g. m. to
o. m. then hourly until IL p. m.
Interurban cars pass Waiting station,
last cars awaiting the closing OF
theaterS.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
HERBERT G. PATTON
CUTS HIS THROAT

In fit Of dependency, Herbert @
Patton, violinist OF exceptional tai
ent, cut his throat with razor In mis-
mothers home, No. 974 Vermont-ave.
late Monday night, severing the wind
pipe and puncturing the carotid art
cry. Although he is very weak from
loss of blood the doctors In Grace hos
pital, whittier he was sent by City
Physician Mallory, believe he will nc
cover.
Mr.. Patton Is about 80 years old
and came to Detroit from Cambridge
Ind. about three years ago. He had
been suffering from nervous trouble
for some time and this had affected
his mind at times.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
Daily Death List

John T.. Archbold, IL months, 267
Holcomb; pneumonia.
Gertrude Norris. rs years. e6 Sher-
wood: tuberculosis.
John T. Cont. 4 months. 429 Hamil-
tom bronchitis.
Sarah Streeter, 70 years. SCI Second:
abscess OF kidney
Charles II. Kitchen, u years, Har-
per hospital ambulance; crushing in
Juries.
Thomas B. Balch, as years, 656 JET
ferson; gas asphyxlation.
Harold ID. whitnall. 20 years, 40 CAL
umet: pneumonia.
Elizabeth Keifrar. 81 years, Harper
hospital; peritonitls.
Palffina Detzur. 81 years. 81 Charlie
votx; heart disease.
Samuel Macoit. 81 years, Solvay hos
pitaI; internal injuries.
Albert Martin, months. 1865 West
Jefferson: pneumonia.
Emma G. Humble, ~ years, Grace
hospital: uterine fbroid.
Christian Schwarz, 70 years, 7ss Sew
cnteenth: general debility.
! Josephine II. Derra, IS years, 1S7
East Elizabeth; septicaemia.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
DEF

CLARR--Haroid A.. March Z, 1908. at
Phoenix. Ariz.. aged 80. son OF the
late Isaac NJ. brother of Nettfc r..
Mabel l. and d. Charles. nephew OF
fhe late David c. Clark. Notice OF
burial hereafter.
CHEEDIE-March ., 1908. at the resi-
dnnce OF her daughter. Mrs. Charles
S hsssss s. " Mrs hnns ns
mann. WIN. C. and Sidney Cheedic.
Funeral Thursday. March IL. from
above residence, at p. M. standard.
IRwiNTAt RESIDENCE &c ssS Third i, o Cha
Irwin, mother of Or: John Ia and
Mrs. James Irwin. Funeral at 3
o'clock Wednesday.
MccURDY--March 7. 1908. at Sioux
and the late Edgar II. McCurdy. aged
80 years. Funeral notice later.
McISAY-March s. at residence; stih
BELOVED mHSuSAr mother Of Mrs. G. G. Koch.
tom centrsl N y chapel pei Tuesday N.s;sIN
~ Ma Emd 1o \ M,s ss0 O'Clock
Mich. died at Harper hospital March
.. at 80 p. m. aged So. The follow
ing children survive: Charles d,,, n.
Mie Rs'r and Mrs. Ida s. sumner. Of
Paw Paw, Mich. Interment cat Paw
ROBINsON--Entered into rest March
o. 1905. Anna. beloved wife OF Win.
w. Robinson. Funeral services from
12t Theodore-st., Wednesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Burial private.
GHrARAR--March 8. 1908. at rest
dence, l4s Seyburn-ave., William. be-
loved husband OF Bessie r. Shearar,
and father OF VIM. q. and Katherine
Y. Shearar. Funeral services We'd
nesday. Strictly private Please
omit flowers.
sTREETER--of Chelsea, Mich. Sun
day. March 8, at the residence OF
her daughter. Mrs. p. G. Pettingill.
ss1 Second-ave.. Detroit. Saran
Streeter, aged 10 years. Funeral from
above. residence Tuesday at II
vANDAL~--March ., 1908. al. residence.
400 Macomb-st.. Jennie. beloved wife
mother OF Mrs. Grace Nicois, OF Day :
ton, o. Funeral "wednesday at 1870
m from residence. and at 8 o'clock
at SIS. Peter and Paurs church.
wASsON-March z, at Jackson. Mich.
Gaylord Van Kleek, aged 10 years,
beloved SON of IT. J. Wesson. broth
er OF Murray, Tfervey. Ward and
Georriana WATSON and Mrs. Frank
IT Whitaker. Funeral from Michi-
gan Central depot. Detroit. at $50
a m, Tuesday morning. by funeral
car TO Woodmere.
wyMAN--March .. 1908. at reeidencs.
IS Adams-ave. west, DR.. Hal G. W.
man Funeral Thursday morning AZ
\ 10 O'clock from family residence, ~
rNuo'ny- 70 " 49,
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
BIRTHS

BOYS
FranR Zielinski, 1919 st. Aubin.
Felix ,Gudlewski, $50 Dubois, twins.
Valentine Giowny, SIS Orleans.
Frank Owszaresyk. els Superior.
Vincent Ochalik, s3s Russell.
Barney Hihtzs 232 Illinois.
Joseph Pakizor, 934 Rivard.
August Roda, 7sS Dubois.
Anton Lazarowicz, 636 Frederick.
Julius Moza, 10 Albertus.
GIRLS.
Anthony zzlowski. 4s5 Theodore.
Teofil Konkoi, 3l6 Illinois.
Adam Cieslinski, 914 Chene.
John Wyzywokski. s24 Russell.
Harry Rosenfeld. AGA Hastings.
Cesare Martollini, 762 Rivard.
Joseph Spe~la. 62s Rivard.
William Falkner, 459 st. Clair.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
7yya Thompson Highb0H
W,hen Your Voice Gets Husky

up TO their tippy-toes to get out The
key notes. the placid Thompson voe
saving away just the same g ever
with never false move nor . bum
note In his voice.
And II was ALI the work Of the
Thompson hishball. ~
This Is H.: Have the gcntIemanly
soda fountain clerk drown WHO'S
egg I'm a glass Of matt milk. Ag5tnto
the mass gently and then swallow -
fore any sRtiprohihitiop voter eaa go
you.
Fairbanks never had anythfng uko
that, q.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
GIRL LOSES HER LIFE
TRYING TO SAVE SISTER

HARTFORD, Conn. March 10
Death In the Scantic river was the
fate of Miss Dora Cavanaugh, IL years
old, daughter of Peter Cayanaugh, as
she made long and resolute effort to
rescue her little sister. who had brok-
en- through the treacherous March Ice
in coasting down the river bank
The younger girl and a playmate,
who also was endangered. were saved
by Andrew Bavilack, who tried In
vain 10 rescue Miss Cavanaugh. The
elder sisters body was recovered by
Payilack ten minutes after her death.
He plunged to the rivers bottom to
bring IL TO the surface
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
Eiremen Transferred.

The fire commission has ordered the
following transfers. effective March
IS: ID. Haynes from engine % to en-
CINE g.; r. q. Kopsky from engine l
TO engine %: w. Meyers, sub, to en-
CINE l.; M. Il. Curtiss from ladder Z
to engine L; J. Hurley from engine 4
to ladder 4; w. +. Walters from en-
CINE IL TO engine 4: G. Butsky from
ladder o to engine IL; ]. Wallace from
engine 1 to ladder 8: T. Curry from
engine z to engine 10; z. Roth from
engine IS to engine z; w. II. Shields
from engine 10 TO ladder 2; J. G.
Lenzen from engine % TO engine 1s:
A. J. Pelzer from ladder 8 to engine
23: K. w. Kunath from engine 10 To
ladder s; II. T. Rendering from lad
der to engine 10.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
N. N. Q. companIss Irspeetsd.

United States Army Inspector MAI
Walter II. Chatneld, who was sent -
Detroit by the war department to In
spect the companies Of the Michigan
National Guard. inspected Companies
r. and X. OF the third battalion IN the
Light infantry armory Monday night.
Companies G. and e were inspected
Saturday night The FIRST battalion ~
the same regiment. and companies b
and c and the band will be inspected
Tuesday night. and Companies A and
II Wednesday night.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
Ever try a Thompson hisbballG

Our mayor has become as well
known as the elongated Charles War
rem Fairbanks in the cocktail line. Al
ready the politicians who are prepar-
ing for the campaign are talking about
this great recuperative which the
butcher mayor depended upon as a
reviver during the last ca npaisn Wheh
he was wrestling with tbs street rail-
way problem at the rate OF about eight
falls per night.
ting hoarse and having TO toeter way
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
MOUNTAIN OF PETRIFIED
FISH IS DISCOVERED

ALPINE, Texas, March 10.--A low
mountain OF petrined fish has beca
discovered on the ranch OF Joseph
Irving, Is miles south Of here. The
fish are perfectly preserved In stone.
some being of large size. The place
Is nearly 5000 feet above sea Ievei.
The deposit covers an area more than
two miles square.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
Detroit symphony Orchestra Concert

The third concert of the season Of
the Detroit Symphony orchestra was
given in the Light Guard armory Mon
day evening, big audience being
present. Besides the program given
by the orchestra, there were two
soloists, Miss Agnes Gardner Eyre
pianiste, of New York, and Signor
Giuseppe Bartolotta, tenor, OF Detroit
Miss Lillian Cove acted as accom-
PIANIST. The program was an interest
ing one and both artists acquitted
themselves with credit. The orches
ira. under the direction of Hugo Kai
SOW. was up to its usual standard OF
excellence.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
eound Dead at Shafts Bottom.

NEW YORK, March lO.-A man Be-
lieyed TO be j. Edgar Dufett. Of a
wealthy English family living at IL
Olive Grove, London. s. f., was found
dead today at the bottom OF the ale.
vator shaft In the Carter building.
The body had evidently been Mt the
bottom OF the shaft Tor sometime. Let
tiers found in his pockets expressed
hopes that buffet would mend ats
ways and had remittances enclosed.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
Marriage Licenses

Louis Epstein, 81; Bertha Bloom, 10
Edward Discher. 81; Louise Peans.
John Keilar, "a. Kate Schamer
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
OLIVER III. LkU. N. D..
GEORGE @ GORDON. NJ p
DAILY CLINIC

Tor alcohol and other drug diseases
Consultation by appointment. Teie.
phone NJ. 100. or q. 1880 q. %4+-L
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10

My wigs and Toupees are well made
and natural There are no better. My
Hair Goods are the very best; work
rnanship cannot be surpassed. The ex-
cellence and superior quality OF my
able prices system OF manufacturing
large stocks to select from, and honest
courteous treatment to every customer
IL the reason why I have remained IA
my present store 20 years past.
I also make Hair Jewelry and Device
Work. Names made OF Hair on Glass
and Pearl.
Hair Goods-wholesale and retail.
VIM. A. HAINES,
7s Grand. River-ave, cor Bagley.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10

SALOON I'm heart OF city; doing big
business; long lease; stand investigd-
fi9ni must sell; price price. low SySs De,
Griswoldst
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10

SUMMER RESORT lot, located on lake,
near Ludington. Michigan, free and
clear. TO exchange for stock OF goods.
cigar store or small business. Adj
dress ID. box SO. Detroit Times.
40
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10

TYPEwRITER---New Standard make.
universal keyboard, to exchange for
roll-top deck and chair. or office fur
niture. Address ID. box 95, Detroit
Times lao
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10
RUsINEss APPROXIMATIONS.

HAVE a billiard parlor outnt which
i will sell cheap TO some one on easy
terms: answer quick. Don't answer
unless you mean business. Address
B. box IL, Detroi, Times.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10

RoOMING HOUSES. OF Q. 10, 10. is
also 90 rooms, centrally located; fine
furniture; sell some on time. Don't
fail to see DELANEY g. CO. rs Jones
bldg, 242 Griswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1908-03-10

WASHDAY MADE EASIER
II you use Home Comfort Wringer,
and 1900 Improved Gravity Washer,
electric or water motor washer; 1t
will cost you nothing TO convince
yourself by applying TO r. J. from
bly,. 231 I1olcomb. or phone East
1909, for a 30-day free trial; out of
town parties write; we prepay the
freight
The Rice belt journal., 1908-11-13
4. he
TIE
General Demand

OF the Well-lnformed of the World has
always been for simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy of known
value; q laxative which physicians could
sanction for family use because it's COM
ponent parts are known to them to be
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action.
In supplying that demand with its ex-
cellent combination of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir of SIENNA, the California Fig Syrup
Co, proceeds along ethical lines and relics
on the merits Of the laxative for its remark
able success.
That is one Of many reasons why
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA is given
the preference by the Well Informed.
TO get its beneficial effects always buy
Che genuine-manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for sale
by all leading druggists. Price fifty cents
per bottle.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-11-13
SEEMED A TRlFLE PERSONAL.
CIergyman's Particular Reason for
Omttting the Fifth Verse.

A clergyman in an interior town
married woman from whom he re.
ceived dowry of $4,000 and a pros,
pect of more. Shortly afterwards,
while occupying the pulpit, he gave
out hymn. read the first verse and
proceeded to read the fifth, COM
mencing:
Forever let my grateful heart"
then he hesitated and exclaimed:
THE choir will omit the fifth verse"
Some of the congregation read the
verse for themselves and smiled as
they read:
Forever let my grateful heart
His koIndless grace adore
Which gives ten thousand blessings now
And lids ne hope for more.
The Rice belt journal., 1908-11-13
Il af BATS INVADE
: gEDRoOM OF RECTOR
:. LAVE UNPLEASANT EE
,ucE BEFORE PESTS
.oe GOTTEN RID OF.

,,o-Inmates OF a quiet rec
I'la'D ! DI,orsetshire will long remem-
" y y J later hours Of a recent night.
y tps sotor -" was aroused in the mid.
~ |. ne night by a great noise in
! . l,,,, n Was it burglar? Finally,
J o 'oa'eluded that an army OF bats
! pu ,,otpd his bedroom for their
Y ~ s.to From every part of the
I y rt .hov could be heard plunging
~ y mirrors and glasses Knock
''s,' J. against the ceiling, while too
! 4 7 20 be pleasant one would nit
= =, the head of the bed, and
~. !. .till, the beating of their wings
~ !, - felt as they came close to
~ a.,nless faces on the pillow.
! p''a raoctor's alarm was increased by
~ ~ that his wife had a horror Of
The Rice belt journal., 1908-11-13
BOY OF SEVEN Is A HERO.
a!ienee Of Mind Saves Life of Father
In Fight with a Bull.

Report, nl.-Heiko Brauer, a farm
ses!ding half mile south of Everts,
y attacked recently by an enraged
U and was saved from death by the
mage and presence of mind of his
aeEyear.old son.
u Brauer was chasing the bull
50 The barn at the time of the ad-
azure. He hit the animal a couple
Il gscks with a stick. This enraged
] majesty of the pastures and he
ala on Mr.. Brauer, knocking him
ssa and butting him savagely.
y Brauer grabbed the bull around
= leck and managed to get on his
= lef a moment, when the animal
sauea MIN again. He also trampled
saa him.
ssoof Mr.. Brauer's sons were pres
y aaa II was then that the little boy
nand in the proceedings. Grab.
suck, he hit the enraged animal
y lae head. The bull lifted his head
4 1oEed at the boy a moment, ap-
s'asly wondering at his audacity.
. gave Mr.. Brauer the chance he
aooSing for, and he hastily jumped
s'ld got away.
ssr MT. Brauer had counted up his
slss ne found that they consisted
ascture of the left arm near the
8 ana numerous bruises.