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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
DIED.

RREEN-william Milton, infant son OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. Milton Breen, age Is
days Funeral from residence, sac
Kercheval Friday at 100 and 3
o'clock TO at. Charles church. Fu-
neral private
aged SO years beloved husband Of
Caroline Clarke and brother OF John
r Clarke, OF Chicago, Ill; Mrs. Al
exander Malcomson, OF Mooreheld.
Ont and Mrs. Mace Smith, OF Cliff
ford, Ont Funeral from residence. 81
Maple-st., Friday at 2 p. m.
ENDRES-John. May 3. aged 40 years.
beloved husband OF Ella Endres and
father OF Lucy and Albert Endres.
Funeral from residence OF Charles
Lebold. rs Heidelburg- st, Saturday.
1899 and Emmaus Ev Lutheran
church. Twelfth and Lysander. gao
y. m.
Z 1912. Fred william.
beloved son OF Mrs. Augusta Schalk.
brother OF Mrs. Fred Stenabough.
Mrs Fred Paige, Mrs. Charles Koons
Alice and Clara Schalk. aged 81
years. Funeral from residence, al
wesson ave. saturday. 1850 p m.
Emmanuel church, p. m.
Years beloved husband OF Mary and
father OF Matthew, Joseph. Fred.
William. Leo and Arthur Schultz. Fu-
neral from resluence. lzbf van Dyke
ave. Friday. May 10, at 2. TO 81.
Clements church, Center Line. at 2 a
M via funeral car.
BIOCK-May 7. 1912. Evalin. beloved
daughter OF Albert and Lillian Block
aRed year 10 months Funeral
from residence, sac Lansing ave. Fri
day AZ p. m.
WI, SoN-May 2. NJ Grace hospital
Carrie Weldon Wilson. mother OF
Elmer r. Wilson, daughter OF Mary
T. began. sister OF VIM. r.. Weldon
Funeral from $50 Marquette-sve.,
Saturday ~ D. m.
GI-NpE RSON-G. -. OF this city, az
watkins Springs. n. V. on TUESDAY
May T. Remains will be cremated
and services will be held In the chap
el Of Forest Home cemetery. Chi
cago. where interment will take place
i'm the family burial lot Mr. Gunder-
son leaves surviving him. his widow
Martha Brooks Gunderson. his broth
er Victor NJ. and his sisters. VAL
vorg and Jane 0underson. His sis
tiers reside at 4546 Hazel-ave.. Chi
cago. Ill.
KETTET~-Annie Mary. May :, aged so
years beloved mother OF Mrs Phil
lin Pratt Mrs J. v Mass. Nichola =
and Anthony Kettel. Mrs, Lena from
biey. Mack and Henry KetteL Fu-
neral Friday from daughters resi-
dsnce. Mrs. J. Y. Mas sos Gratiot-
ave al 2. and 50. Joseph's church at
sac a. m Burial at Mt olivet
scuEIcH-Mav 3. Thomas, aged 70
yeaTs. beloved father OF Thomas p
Julia. Godfrey A.. Eva. Margaret and
Mrs Catherine Scheich and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Meier Funeral from residence
IL Jay-st Saturday, MAY ~ az ..
10 st. Joseph's church at ss3e a. m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
METHODIST CONFERENCE
TO RETIRE FIVE BISHOPS
Warren, Moore, Cranston, Neeley
and Smith Are Understood
To Comprise List

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. May 81
Five Methodist bishops will be retir-
ed BECAUSE of age. at the general con-
ference now In session here, !: was
learned today from re liable. although
Lnofficisl-sources They are Bishops
Warren. Moore, Cranston, Medley and
Smith. From ten. to twelve new
bishops will be created and new Epis-
copal residences will probably be des-
ignated In Cleveland. Pittsburgh,
Kansas City, Helena and Los Angeles.
Bishop Frank NJ. Bristol, now stationed
in South America, will be assigned 10
the United States and ore OF the new
bishops sent TO South America.
Bishops Basford and Lewis will be
returned 10 China, while Bishop Burt
and one of the new bishops will go
TO Europe. Bishop Burt will reside
at Zurich, Switzerland, while the other
bishop TO be assigned, will reside at
Rome.
The once az general secretary Of
the Epworth league and editorshir OF
the Epworth Herald will be combin-
ed DR.. E. VI. Randall, of the Puget
Sound conference, is general secre'
tary OF the league and ID. s. J. Her
ben, OF New York, editor OF the Her.
AID. One OF these or both may lose
their positions by this action.
The North Ohio and East Ohio con-
ferences have united under the name
OF the Northeast Ohio Conference,
with a membership OF $4,000
An enabling act has been passed,
allowing the Central Ohio and Cincin-
natl districts TO unite. BY this action.
Ohio will have two or the largest an
nual conferences in MethodisE. hav-
ing a mem bership OF 100000. The Cen
trail Ohio Conference has a member
ship Of 10000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
WILDSMITH TESTIFIES
AGAINST HIS WIFE

ANN ARBOR, Mich. May 9.--Judge
Kinne today overruled the objection
Of the defense TO Bert WildsnIith ties
tifying against his wife. who is on
trial on a charge of killing her babe.
wildsmith repeated the Story he
told in Kalamazoo ne said he was
not in Ypsilanti. when the child died,
having left the previous day. He told
OF other children the couple mad
adopted and OF previous bcatings at
Mrs. Wildsmith's hands
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
BIRTHS.
GIRLS.

T. witherspoon. woman's hospitaf:
O. ZafGrana, 7s2 Rivard, ". Bush. lsl
Grand blvd Valentine tnlstoWskl'
1856 Campbell: r. Nichols. i21 Colum-
bia; J. Brudecka, 104 Superior; A.
Bloom sri Hurlburt; c. stafford Ss4
T.. Milatz. lSS Dragon;
A. Reauvais, 2l6 Green; l.. Nykiel u
McGregor; h Downing, 20 Ludden; a.
Ncvin. 24O2 John r.; J. Nerschure. l25
Missouri: A. Kemp. 81 seventeenth;
w Dawler, sea Grand blvd A. Botzen.
292 Hunt r. Trembly. 507 Dearborn.
W Zalanki, Is Dey; r. Homer l4O Lo-
gan.
A. Cedesco. 239 Larned; r. Kusza, 275
Thirty fourth: w. st. John, S26 Max
we'll. J. Martyniak. 3s5 Thirty-fourth
C. Rristow. 17e LaSalle. W. Esilovech'
$50 Fra nkln: ~. Duckett, 4l5 warren
q. wonacott, TAO Cadillac; F. Klein, l9l
Humboldt Wladyslaus BrzeracKi, -
Livingstone; w. Appling, 654 Cameron.
r. Kramer. 81 Hunt; A. Koppin III
Seyburn, w, Marter. 1876 Ellery
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
HOUSE VOTES TO ABOLISH
NEW COMMERCE COURT

WASHINGTON, May 9.--The House
today voted 100 10 a. 10 abolish the
new commerce court. About 40 repub-
iicans. including most Of the progress
sives. voted with the democrats. TO put
the new court of the judicial map:
The vote was taken in Committee
OF the Whole" and is practically final.
for the House, although another fight
NAV occur when the legislative. ex.
ecutive and judicial appropriation bill
is up for final passage.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
SICK MAN HANGS SELF;
SON DISCOVERS BODY

Herman c. Ladendorf, aged 81, OF
No 373 Maple-st., ended an illness OF
two weeks, Thursday morning, Dy
hanging himself in the woodshed In
the rear of his home. His son made
the discovery OF the suicide shortly
after noon.
Tying a rope around one OF the
beams of the woodshed, Ladendorf,
who left the house for the woodshed
q bout 10 O'Clock. threw his weight
!ntc the moose and slowly strangled
to death.
.Ladendorf had been employed as
elevator conductor at the Packard
Motor Car Co.'S plant. but had been
unable .to work for the past two
weeks ON account OF illness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
TELL TROUBLES OF
KALAMAZOO STRIKERS

Zoe Reynolds and Myrtle Parsons.
strikers from the Kalamazoo Corset
Co.'S factory. were in Detroit, Thurs
day. explaining their grievances 20
members Of tho local unions. Tney
also exhibited a number OF afidavits,
which they had obtained from en-
ployes of the factory, relative u TIE
moral and sanitary conditions in the
place. The case of six women strik-
ers. who are confined in the Jail, was
10 have come up before Judge Krap-
pen, in Kalamazoo. Wednesday, but
was postponed as Il was reported that
the company and the strikers may
soon settle the trouble. r. In the mean.
time the girls will be Kept in jail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
R Ssfssii | c 6 word

Cash with order. II charged. 10
line.
No transient advertisement inserted
for less than Ice with cash: lsc IL
charged per insertion.
The above rates apply to all classi.
ncations except Births, CARDS OF
Thanks, Obituaries Meetings Notices.
and all Ads. preceding Male Help.
Births, Deaths, cards OF Thanks and
Meeting Notices-Minimum charge, zoe
for 25 words or less. over 20 woros
one and one third cents for each extra
word
Observation-Disclosures charge, soc: loo
per line counts six words TO the
line)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
MARRIAGES.

Felix Grabowske. 20 Katherine Gil.
Anthony Plat. az christihe V. Bow
er, 20.
John r. Eckert. 81: Minnie Scow-
ron, 81
Lester r.. Davis, 90, Marguerite
Mosher. II. e.
CHRISTIAN A Gasser. 2z.sFremont. q.
Emma Mischke, % same
Louis A. Schneider %, Detroit: Car
RE NJ Metzger. %. Boyce
Maurice J. Victor. IS, Emma Gasch.
Fred ". Price. q. Detroit. Eva c.
Dicket, IS, Chatham, Can.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
For Every Want There is Times Want" AID
DIED.

s. 1912. at residence OF
parents, I'll r. Larned-st,. Michael
James, beloved son OF William and
Margaret Salter. brother OF william
and Francis Salter and Mrs. Will
lam Krausman. Funeral from resi-
dence, Friday. May TO- at Sis and
Church OF Our Lady of Help at $3.50
standard time.
7, 1919. at residence, ~
Tennyson-ave., Theresa, beloved
daughter OF Mrs. Benjamin r Kirby.
aged 81 years Funeral Friday at
ternoon at 1890 from residence. In
terment Evergreen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL WANTED

eaalSA 6roposals will be received by
~ RnarI az Poor Commissioners until
Monday NAV 10. at IL o'clock noon.
for supplying coal and wood for city
p,dr from July !, 1912, 10 June 80.
1918. according 10 specifications now
onI Ale and open TO inspection at this
ofhee The right 10 reject any and
all, bids Is reserved
HARRY r. PRENZLAUER.
tsgn Secretary.
Municipal Court Building, Detroit.
Mich. May g. 1919
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10

Marks the of action. When business is running
smoothly it will often run itself but when real problems
come for solution is then that the manager proves his
right manage
Want advertising is the favorte resort Of the
OF acton--the whose count
Help Wanted ad in Times Want Ads in few
hours fills vacancies in the office factory sales force
For Sale AID the discarded Office fixtures into
cash or sells unused machinery
"For Rent" AID finds for vacant factory
space Office space.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10

Advance Mining probably not worth than the
~
claims holds all
the loaded with and exggeraion
in opinion will much.
There little possibility that the might be able realize
claims will where
they would n
So nothing with stock hang
foolish good
there mighty chance getting anything all
With that there behind this
practically
anything a
h good
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
BOARD OF EDUCATION
SCHOOL SUPPLIES, PAPER
STOCK AND PRINTING
seeretsry's Office. so Broadway

seere,ary's Office. so Broadway
Detroit. Mich. May 2. lei2
Proposals on all classes Of school
supplies. Including paper stock and
printing for the fiscal year ending June
"a 1913. are invited specifications aud
other information can be had on appli-
cation at this Office.
CHAs. A. oADD.
(sOO) Secretary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
VIEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. May 9.--Money on call:
2rMs per cent Time money 3i1 "a
"a. Der cent for six months. Bar SILL
yey london. 2713-i6 pence, New YORK.
s0Ac Demand sterling flS'.'on
lse So.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
nIDEATHS.!'

Andrew Dick, sos seventeenth, So
wears. cerebral apopleSy Elizabeth
Coffe. so williams. 50 wears, chronic
neT hritis Vincent y. Markey. 49, Eigh-
teenth IS years lobar pneumonia An
mic T. Remain. 544 Lincoln. 81 years.
cerebral paralysis: Frederick staat'
Great Eastern Sanitarium, 81 years.
mvocarditis: Mary r. MacFarlane, 1l85
Third. 20 years myocarditis; Emil Bor-
or. 1890 Dubois, months, broncho
pneumonia: Rose J. Fallon +54 Mel
drum 30 years. pulmonary tuberculo-
ais. Norine L. Walsh 81 Trowbridge. l
wear. meningitis; Harriet Warder. 1S4
Pingree. rs years. carcinoma William
c. Gault. 1924 Fourteenth, 30 years,
laryngCal hemorrhage; Helen Sadow-
ski $50 Dubois, months, infantile
commissions. Flenore Bogacki $50 Su-
pericr year. hroncho pneumonia
Harold Mitchell. ST Mary's hospital. 40
wears gangrene Of both feet; Antonio
Antonelli ST Marys hospital % years.
cerebral meningitis: Antonette Poks-
zewinsl<l St Mary's hospital. 43 years.
myoca rditis; Albert Rannack, st. Mary's
hospital so years. gangrene or both
feet Edward r. Mariner. St Mary's
hospital. 20 years. inquest pending.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
KILLED nv FAST TRnx

MEMO MINEE. Mich. May Sired
Hennick was struck and killed by the
500 Line limited last night. near Path
orn Junction. He was a farmer and
lived near Hermansville
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
FOR sALE-vAcANT Tors.
.gsf'II

ror Cleveland, Ptttsburg and All
-. .onth and east. leave daily 1o:B
Fare 20 Cleveland. ~; Ptttsourg.
ksas. upper berth, 81; lower osrth.
a so whole room. t2SO.
For Alpena, Maek,ndas n
ga, nvasio and all points enst daily
m Fare 20 Buffalo. ts.eo one
ways ssSo round trip. 4DL .lcass
w,rk-End Excur-ions every sstnrs
asy-Bunalo. ". CleVeieno' f1-eo 'v1"e
Ticket Offices wayns-st, dock. Ma.
,..,ie bldg. i37 woodward IL Griswoid
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10

Bon Printing Done RiRhs. TYm..
Printing ceS. rs John R-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
ADVICE TO INVESTORS
By Finance

Fnsnce' me Advance Mining
sent TO me-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10

WHITE STAR LINE.
wharf foot of Oriswold.st For Port
rsvre. way ports steamer leaves Deuolt
daily 1:S0 .. m. sunday,s s
40 - m. Sundays p m No ttooQts
sold on this conlpanys steamers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
MUSICAL.

ENos FURTAH, VIOLIN MAKER, 81
+ HOLBORN AVENUE. NEW AND OLD
v1OLINS REPAIRING DONE WITH
GREAT CARE. 20 ~ est
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
POULTRY AND PET STOCK.

LOOK-Last summers pullets at 81;
25 S. c. White Leghorns: IS c. Bun
Rocks: high scoring stock. Here 80 a
chance for some one Mrs. John
Sindlinger. as Marion-ave., Big Rap.
ids Mich.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-10
BOATs AND MACHINERY.

A-A.A.A.--Motor boats and Canoes hn-,.
est exhibition OF complete line ever
shown: wholesale prices 10 all pur-
chasers at our show rooms Opeu
every day and evening and sunday
morning from 10 TO 10. Detroit Boat
Co. 1885 Jefferson-ave. Il.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-24
RiDDlNG For PAVING
MILL BE QUITE LIVELY
The Council Will Meet Mo,lti.,,
Night to Open the Bids.

While 30 bids have vet been fill
cd with the city secretary il is
expected that a large number will
be delivered 10 him Monday by the
different pavement material men
who have been figuring ON the
specifications, There have been AT
least one dozen representatives Of
paving material manufacturers here
looking over the specifications and
most of these are expected 70 file
from one 10 three bids each.
Three or four new meu were hero
today comforting with members. n
the council and inspecting the spec
Iflcatinns, Monday is the last day
on which bids may be filed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-24

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-24
70 Preach First Sermon

Presiding Elder Armstrong viii
preach al the First Methodist
church tomorrow morning at 4
o'clock. This will be Or. Arm
strong, $ first sermon since his long
siege with meningitis IA few months
ago, DR.. Armstrong is now round.
ing out his fourth and last year on
this district, and many OF his
friends will no doubt take advan-
tage OF this opportunity 10 hea,
him.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-24
NEGROES HEAI; CALI. OF
THE COTTON FIELDS
snterurhah IaborcfS Prefer Jerk mo.
tlcecy staple to Pounding
Rail Spikes.

Prefering 10 jerk he fieecy sta
pie to pounding spikes thirty negro
laborers oh the Stone & Webster
interurban failed to show up for
work op the tracks in the city
this morning. Later it was learned
that they had arranged 10 go to
the cotton fields Of Ellis county,
The work has been temporarily
suspended until a new force can be
secured
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-24

Miss Gladys Fleming Is visiting
Misses Blanche and Thula 3. Shaw.
Of Venus
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-24

" N>.4is4,- t4upge aiaEaal eEdl2-
ron or white 88uf7H tar Hen keep
zIzefe454s4Izss AtellHas5s drug
=65ft II y Park
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-08-24

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-04-04

Dts beftn italimifGsn Meiut
psraen in Suseana sa elmo 8 Gents
per Quari perfnnft
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-28
t, go-where We please, do what we please, ar

thing want gohere please do what please, and mostly
we're pretty happy"
His lodge pays $78 his keep in home, buys
clothing 81 had all the clothes when that thought I'd
want said he bu guess I'll have have pair of
Shoes"
The lodge made appcaonfor the admission of these people
to the grand lodge and after granted committee
how the old folks situated and how they felt about staying
The stranger knew in general way that all the great
orders take of their destitute this way But he away
with his heart warmed toward these great organizations He
away from this chance meeting ready take off his hat the but
charms often displayed the
chains of his fellow Americans forget all
millinery and ubdubf such there be in lodgedom And there
through his mind the words
nasmuch did of the least of these my brethren
ye did it unto me-"
The evening world., 1912-04-02
FIRE
MENACES LIVES
Of 50 PATIENTS
Doctor, Nurses and Police
Garry Out Inmates in Mt.
Vernon Institution.

Thirty patients. including three new.
born babies. are being cared for to-day
In residences nearby as a result OF a
fire In the sayre Hospital. No. Is South
First avenue, Mount Vernon.
The blaze started In the kitchen ana
was coins rapidly when discovered.
DR.. John J. sinnott, owner Of tho pri-
vate Institution. summoned all the
nurses Immediately after the alarm
was sent through the house.
They carried out the more helpless
patients nrs;. sinnott carried out un-
aided four women and tho three babies.
having to hight his ~ay through the
smoke and sparks In dark Railways.
Most Of the other thirty patients were
taken TO the street on stretchers. All
we're IN their night clothes and suffered
much from exposure before places were
found TOR them In hospitable homes In
the neighborhood.
Many Of them, choked with smoke.
to the windows and were found
by nurses and fIremen hanging over
the window lodges. half conscious and
gasping for air.
Policeman Shire stuffed a handker-
chief into lis mouth and climbed TO the
third noor. He found Y man with ty-
phoid fever In a sem~i-conscious condi-
ton and, with the aid Of Frank Chris.
carried him to the street.
Several patients had to be carried
ladders. a woman who had only
oneratad ,po,, vras ra~~,.cA hv t~c
The evening world., 1912-04-02
VETERAN 0OD.FElLOW
HANGS HIMSELF TO KNOB
OF DOOR IN BRONX HOME.
louis Ploeger, Aged Eighty.four.
Ends Life After Jokingly Taking
H.. last Pinch Of Snuff"

4 Waterman In the German Odd.Fel.
,lcvs' Home. No. 1Gs Havsmeycr w
|nue. the Bronx. found . dining room
Iaoor hard 10 open In making his rounds
ieariy to-day. and On the other side OF
Nc dipcovered the body OF Louis Ploeger,
S~AShty-four years old, who had hanged
tisstlf BY his suspeuders from the
loerknob.
plocgcr. a tailor. was one OF the live.
3Aet lnmatas Of the : home, where no
- lived for fifteen years. He was
toown among the others as "a great
oler. and when In asked last night
o9orc going to bed for a pinch Of
bavn. ne added with a smile:
IT will he my last" The others
bought ne was Joking. particularly as
was April J. lie laughed and talked
bstii go. when all went TO the dormi-
Dry.
No 10 supposed 70 have crept DOWN.
ttairs n returned to the dining room.
~ making a moose Of, his suspenders.
kooping them over the doorknob and
Utttnx down. he managed to strangle
eimsslR. lie had been dead for some
lns whom found.
The evening world., 1912-04-02
DISEASE
ATLASTf |NDSA
CURE IN BELLEVUE
Patient Afflicted With Painful
Anthritis Now Able to
Move Limbs.

The surgical stan OF Bellevue Hos.
rtsi has announced that a cure had
bsen discovered for arthritis. a disease
which has. so far. bafned medical skill
II 10 Indicated by stiffness and swelling
u the joints OF the hands and feet, and
% followed by n ~stiffening Of the AZ
fscted parts. and patients eventually
ere rendered unable to move their
limbs.
The patient upon whom the cure has
Ven e6ected 10 William Waters. thirty
two years Old, OF No. ss West Ons
dundreA and Thirty-eighth street. who
has been . sufferer from arthritis for
several pears. and In his search for re-
10 has visited European surgeons and
q ttmAs has been In private sanitsriums
y the United States. Ho went TO Belle
vus about three weeks ago and was
Ooder tho car q prs. Bryson, Sovsk
sad Lauter.
Various remedies were tried and there
- no result. but about Q week after
Waters had been admitted experiments
vrre begun with the extract thymus
DAopd which is found In the breast of a
'oeep Asar ths heart. Science had dis
|eQvered no use heretofore for this gland,
~ In the experiments II has been ds.
IcAbded. DR. Sovak discovered one Of
tooee glands In the laboratory Of tho
AesUatsi theHpcutist and decided. after
. study Of its composition, that It .,n-
e91nsd elements that would be of value
the treatment Of arthritis.
n gland was dried and made into a
epwder and the powder mixed with al
c4DDa and made into tablets which were
efnnistsrsd 10 Waters, three grains In
each tablet.
sIhs patient was given four tablets
Gq1iy.
kar several days there was no apprs.
ffuhle result. but within the last week
bterc vas a marked improvement. and
pu Saturday . public clinic was held
~ which the treatment was demon.
and explained 10 many members
Of the profession In the city.
II was said at Bellevue Hospital 70.
lay that the patient was able to move
~ limbs and Joints freely and the
pgelllnx Of the Joints has materially
and there 10 every reason
- believe that the recovery will be
reuplete In u short time.
The evening world., 1912-04-02

The officers are: President. c. l..
Kennedy. Vice-Presidents, 8. a.
Reeves and j. X. Isloy: Secretary. Vic
tor Garrett. and Treasurer. c. +.
Greishaber.
II was stated at the meeting the OBJ
icct OF the organization was to estab-
lish "A central cooperative market In or
near the municipal ferry house at st.
George 80 staten Islanders might be
able TO purchase better provisions at
lower prices. IL Is hoped to get the en-
tcrprise under way before May !.
The evening world., 1912-04-02
FIRE; WI ALARMS.

Two alarms o: fire brought Chief
ksily and a large complement Of an
stratus TO No. 100 Broadway. Brooklyn
n . ~'"'. * this moraing, but the blaze
~; q snaii one. doing $50 damage 10 !,
tswilng alley on the iirst loor.
iThefe - q ROW Of three-story FRAN.
1Eilinss from No. 6ls to .0s. aad me
4Huzer 10 them caused two alarms.
yheIe uas considerable water damage
No. tJs. and ihr 0ve ~ miles In No.
were driven 10 the street In their
4Ght piches until, the IRE vas out.
The evening world., 1912-04-02
STATEN ISLAND MARKET.
CO-Operatise Association 20 sopv,v
Better Provisions At Lower Cos,.

staten Islanders are To have their own
cooperative market. II was Organizes
to-day. to be known as the staten Is,-
and Market Association. The organ,..-
ton was planned Monday evening =,
the Borough Hall. st. George. WI.
Borough President Cromwell pr.",.o
at a mass meeting OF men n vomea
who have been working for ,hs "
ganization OF n cooperative msrL,