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The Detroit times., 1913-07-28
Secretary of State Bryan Looks
To President Huerta to Re n
lease Two Americans and
Avenge Attack
DAYS OF MINCING WORDS
ARE SHOWN TO BE OVER
President Wilson and Secretary
Confer Early TOday-Meet
Ambassador This p. M.

MEXICO CITY, July 2s.--(via
GaIveston)-Seven hundred reb-
els were killed ard a thousand
wounded in an eiehteen-hour SUM-
day battle at Cannon Del Carmen,
In Coahuila, according to a wire
less dispatch, today, from Monc-
tova.
The rebels were completely de-
feated and put to route by de-
tachment Of federals under Col
oneI Mas.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-28

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-P. Gbe Wolo.
a full-blooded African chieftain. has
passed his entrance examination at
Harvard. and will enter the university
In September.
The Detroit times., 1913-07-28

NEW YORK.-Peter Schneider is in
fail at aPterson, for running bank
with his trouser pocket as a safe
Fifteen deposition" say he accepted
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11

Three base hits-Boel,er. Els
worth. Two base hiis-Riley, Allen
Gilchriss, Ellsworth, Boucher and
Boelter. Stolen bases-Rilsy 5, Ka'
fer 2. Ellsworth /. Allen, I, LOOMS l.
Vsnyleet 2, Nie1nan 2. Boelter2
.ases on haiis-OE Lipniiz. /. Hi,
BIZ piieher-By Lipuitz, LOOMS and
Sehapsr. Left on bases-Sterling (,
D,iseoll 4 Struck oul-By Lipni.z 8.
Nieznan 6. Time, 2:l8.
Herman Boeiter of the futile ball
team appeared in the Driscoli lineup
on 3rd base, relieving Meyers. who
caught in place of H. Thomas. who
was absent
Frank yanyleei is a new recruit;
10 the Sterling Stars, who made a
good showing 10 his first try-out.
Biz. Allen OF the Mckenzie White
Crows helped gut the Stars Oh the
initial sack, owing TO The absence OF
Floyd Belk. &
Nieman and Gilchrist had a mar
row escape from serious results when
they came together while both were
attempting TO catch q, fly ball AS il
was, Sieman was badly spiked and
Gil received a wrenched and sore
arm.
The Misses Wach1er and Ellsworth
returned TO the capital city Sunday,
after a four days scjourn at the home
OF The latter in Sterling.
Mrs. A. c. Laird was taken TO the
hacn;,sa a. bismarck the lin inst in
a very precautions condition. after a
hurried drive from their farm. being
taken from a sick bed and transported
on a cot. Mr. Laird accompanied
her, but was compelled to return
home Immediately TO take are Of the
four children and attend TO his farm
duties. AS these notes are edited,
Mrs. Laird is reported as doing nicely.
The Sterling stars cross bats With
the Mckenzie White Crows at the
latter's diamond this Sunday, the
18th. to play the fourth game OF 2
series OF FIVE, OF which Mckenzie has
captured two out OF three. The 18th
was lucky for the Stars.
A number OF SterIingites, farmers
and their families attended the cele'
bration at Mckenzie the Fourth, in
spite OF the rain, and all announce
having a good time, barring the disa.
gr%ecabIeness OF the rain and mud. Old
Jupiter Plnvius was unkfnd to the
NcKenzieites In dampsning the ardor
OF their glorious Fourth. 10 2 certain
extent, but towards supper time oh
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11
MERCHANTS spoULo BOOST
Good Offers Viii Bsinq Many People.

There viii be three more Market
days TINS year The next oBe will
be held Saturday, July 2ssh, follow
ed By Ones On August 23rd and Sep
ie1nbes 9th. An extra effort will
be made 10 make these days great
successes and to have Big crowds in
lown. Watch the advertisements
Tor the big special bargains 10 ne Of
'fe,ed free 10 all farmers and their
families. a number OF cash prizes
VIII be offered each one OF the days.
The different articles for which prizes
vii. be given ,nlsi be lett with Mr.
O'Hara al the Commercial Club where
the judges Tii, pass ON then. The
auction sale will be eut out this year.
There viii be free shows at one Of
the local theaieTs and a free band
concert By the best band Bismarck
eTer had. These Market Days are
the big bargain day Of the year in
Biz msrck- The merchants unila in
offering especially low prices and by
watching the advertisements buyers
will save a considerable sum every
u1caIh-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11
sRooysD EyEsTekes.
FsIst 10 1ssy EnisIs.s 81 -ss SnUss
LrsNsirsn C.psska .

FsIst ia Ts-y NuslISs.s 81 me SnUsS
lssnsssrsn C,ssssa.
ss,aarn American e~EeEtpifss IRE I'LL
ob,rget thli lost like I'M. rrnfS hits o.
r,.lsshsd s,o1,s. Tgvn pb< SIDE Ut enc.
gtc3s 1tels krs Irt-rs,l,rtE c~ysncsutr1:
grc.orsI.
II Ill sysgIoIs& ID Eihnsa In vinegar q!
q week sotutiun o. lrnsrstec il ~
Ii e very .nDet Il II II were alive
n raures slowly inuut IN rnrinas Gyst.
tiest,s aI,a altogether rpr5nrts srAslf u
u noe, mysterious uILnnea. Till
strange Grrira-g tsns sfrsH rise Among
Sgnprurt ana Eu;fa,T15laus Iss,Bors fs
rte rlorissn ts.si The eEsstz,,Ie taS life
rl6 '3prs-s 70 swim
as O clIrtsr ~ fac-- q uourEs. ~
arestcrse t:ls no C,urs life Itsprl II T,sF-
1r.g ftous. II lis toupass.e ri Salcais-
oas 1nlae,3lL and 81 GurguGEer ca Ger
-!in OTHER EiTrd8s il is 1uads 70 r,oFt
htpau. by the cul,o11lis HGdd ssEs ellssa
ty rbs nentaet u the Ets-ls Ea5 The
liquid
These esa,aous little Etpnes were tnoD
tie -.iZni doa14" ~ ID spesE- 81 tns
A.tl!s u 9 tiuF nnDltagE Ltst lr-f
xio.4g Lbs EagL1 4llecjcfD eaksEA. 2tt
~csiegrsonl farm, Liun cceu,E &; the Up
End ri the ufo4agtE. and whsD 4! d,rWS
itself 5Dlo its K.sb 10 esesl< &Snger -
- 20 10 aissp that tip fits No EalS.ly
tute the mouth u the she'll that ii AZ
t9Hos Ihs creature J,sl1sut professions
againE, ats enemies.
IZae na1lIss collect theEt Little 1al-
tlsEs s.H III Other PURPOSE thBo 10 Isf
the sIsEt1Isk4 hEIlcTs Oh Essse!k
e1s=arsd in the t,rit trads with those
rsgiorts get the stones. bring them -
tbs Cn5lsi States sns Se3 them to
druggists.
The s..nes arg cftsA usea for rsDor-
GS foreign substances from The eye
M5asa ttls services Of L physlcaan or an
nasaast aIF 1at 10 be lad eolTeIde1fs!.
Msuy relBory IAi-k that t&toie asdng
Sla !pg -usI put II IL ransSar 10 g1rs
ii life hut tbs notion Is absurd yoa
nesd os1s insert tie Etone sr the quite,
ca,-s. ot TIE ere with the groored faas
asxt 10 ihs Id The pressure Of the
sssoall asores THE stone aboEt Ia the
eye TIE grooves collect and retain
lie foreign larts,. and when the stole
srss accomplished its circuit It eIoEzss
IL tbs ed of tAe eye next the noss
There are other eyesIoass. Ia the
head Of the coEDon erawahh there ere
.wo little bones fast behind eDd BE-
nsaIh the eyes. These bones resemble
the South American syssto1sK- DaI tie
skh bones are wholly smooth insteao
81 bsin. .roored On or kadA These
craMasl bones hare been used in tie
vest LIS eyegtones. btu they sse not -
sacacaoas Is ibose from South Amer.
.ca-Youth1E CornpaEiea-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11
QUEER FORM OF INSANITY.
sYhy Ssnns Men Are Anssis Abroad
and 0ssHsns n Hens 6

.a. VIZ ~ -@
There is 8 form Of SnEaoity. 50 vel
recognized that wills have beeD broken
GA TIE strength Of il that takes the
co-tn ri brl1tai ity to those " ones
Dma family when at the same tine its
ri1la is kind Deaeso1erI and CHARM
ing 10 all outside. This Is SHOWN 10
slieaists asad lsmsers US ~oikiDank.'
Historic cases Of IL are those Of Dean
swift Mrs. John Wesley and tie f.
TIER Of Frederick the Great
In women II generally takes The
form Of an u~nreasoning and baseless
jealousy. leading them to make tie =
burden TO their husbands. TO su,k Per.
fsrssly at home while shining ir 50
e5ets or spending much tine IN re-
ligiops devotion or in works OF beDero-
lence.
In men oikiInanta takes the form OF
active brutality TO their wives and
children. 1t Is often accompanied by
continuous and exha1stins re-norse.
under the terrible consciousness thai
they are torturing those they really
lore. But they are unable to shake
Oh the habit Sometimes. when tbs
Object Ut their persecution ID dead.
they themselves become actually 10.
sane Such was t,e case With Dean
Swift; after the death OF Stella. the
victim Of his brutality. when he paid
tie reusity in pathetic Alterations OF
Aelirium and melancholy.
So well Is this form Of INSANITY reeoz.
nizesi that tie courts will throw cut
tie Hial Of a man Tbo has manifested
4, IL this will ruts of bis natural beirs.
-New YORK World
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11

ISpl cams tgruil Win Rl tis rkfiGnr
rays In su-5lRm Jay where lht.a was
lsio1nl, ant llbs rest sI 1hs aIg vhs
s. RslSreas, especially glis saGDtH.
Miss FLORENCE Ms1ay ri Mckenzie
Spent Sunday 1T ha1ne. with hsr faIky.
Mrs I,tks. GasEIu syfsrf The Fourth
ii 6islnastik. WITH G. z. AaElt1EJ El.i
liAnI8lr-
The 1llF number of Jim Jan Afnls
EttfTns To be .Iut:h i'll daIsMIad.
Il. y. Curtin, president Of Sterling
sSaase Bunk, arrived "Wednesday from
his hume HI ssso,sah, leTa- 10 spend
la tsw aEgg with Cashier e. l.. Arn-
s1ndst.E, hooking oTEr the crop l,li-
Ila1ik, IN tbe meantime shaking hana
with hlg many friends.
Miss Pearl Smith refu1rsa 10 her
bone al Bismarck after spending
the Fourth with her soasia, Theron
EIsGn, EEa family
Miss Anna MeKar arrived home
from S!te.tae "Wednesday. accompanied
by Mis- virginia. Grouse.
FL. w TleEabe,sT and wife al Man-
dana visited orer Sunday with the
lBTtec's folks, L. T~horwaldsun ~
ta,aifr, r~rEeeeaing from hare to Far
go 10 visit ting formers soa.
l. r. JelsCn with his family notoy-
ed through asT Monasy from GlFn-
don, Nina 10 inspeet his land hold
iass north Of Steering and Driseoll-
Mrs H C. Twonfsn. her hhrfe boys
and Youngest daughter arrived Tues
daF from Barnegriiles Min ACCOM-
PANEL By Mrs and Roy Random
They viii reside at~the Random re.si.
dsnas autia Nr. TEsatpa, WHO has
sold oul his several interests al
L-~arlesFille. finds another location
Z. j. AIlGndsen Tas q passenger
10 The county seat On business Tues
dag, via the Mckenzie and No. 2
Route.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11

TThn rfr.nErF IN -hs riliIiTg OF Slsr
l:ns 1rznoulaen g senEk,e Farmer ahJ
md rifasiE at Starting Sa-utEHys ILly
1san. 5aad egHi4Efrs VII os If'ssstiL-.
mRfje flrnishssd by Ihs aEb1. Z ihs'
l,,4i garra oef Hetu Irisnal End Sttar
ling wiz liz atsss.a In aihe h-s1sr1a1Llrl-
a.4d . aanne gIrssn u. Light 2g 1lt
taapn,lMsr rltilagtra In the sc.E5nar EEl
he farmers IRE EaaaiLg onFg 10 UiAEs
IrLis q raEl afttrn3an End evening 1'
,leRsure tia1 VIII tend 10 illustrate
t1hpr ara nI tiRouIi1ged OK dr9ta nF
BE yet.
M.H- z. l.. 4~munGsan entertained
at dinner Sunday. The guests lf bun-
or wera rne Miasse WatatHr md Ellis
! worth Of BiE1slrtk.
Arthur Random arrived Tharsah9
jfro,n Ea,ringtGJa. 10 spend 1ha Fourth
| with his parents and friends RETURN
ing tbp DRIt daT 10 -E,su-ns ms stutass
with The x. =. Art slid ha WE glah
10 spend ertsn tais ssho,T EIiEte at
home and eat so-Ds OF mothers cook
ling for b eihanEs-
The oasesll games rs sehstaalsid
for Mckenzie fba Fourth wsrs called
of On acaJg:t OF ths rain, hui after
| gurg-.ar a picking nina, chosen from
Whit Drtsual and Sterling PLAYERS
vare on hand, WIS dsteatsd in "a
close garaa Of 6 10 z 5s mckenzie.
Ii WIS a safe and sane Fourth. de-
si6edly so. because ii BOT only ralped,
bni poars,d i
A po,riou OF early BOWED grain has
asssa 1ar,sd il sI0ts~ but fhs saik
Of tJtA The early AMI late grain Las
.bs.er aided materially by the dIerleh-
ing Of the 4th i,s1. and a fairly good
e.pp IS aasarssd Yst
As the Drisesll News would sag,
ii was tBemess bail gaIs." We re-
fer TO the enc Sunday al Driseol-
where The Sterling Stars TsrT 1fD'
politely earrsesa away ths majority rs-
pog1 OF q 10 to 40 victory over the
Drfscola Reds. On second thought We
should has dig sag that il WAS lso1sg
game, taking into consideration the
many errors and class Of hay BAH
played. Srill al times brilliant plays
we,e pulled OFT On both sides. and
the game as a Whole Wag the cause u
luch tua and excitement. 10 5he
IanussHent OF q saodlE crowd Of fans
l.dpnitz and Meyers performed the
battery act for D9iseoll in q capable
aanaer. with the exception that The
catcher was ~gironga ia arm, 55gga
da Muscle" and CONTINUED 10 hsaTe
the bail where there was a player.
mol ssnihpa@ Nieulan did 1noano
au1y for the Stars. with Second Ease
| man CilchrisI acting as utility Catch
er, owing to the absence OF the regl-
lar man. Gil did himself credit az a
coming Jimmy Archer, allowing but
one mar to steal Herb Riley COT
cred the FIRST sack for the Stars like
a veteran, hit like a Nsrkle- leading
the team in number Of bingles, ard
stole bases like a t. Cobb Ersls1d
and Rice ulpired Inc game with ssol
judgement, though the Draseoia IAN
became rled ~ a few close deca
| ssong. The official box follows:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11
The ALABAMA NlRsTRELk
tGTAenvll1e Morning Herald,

willie Texas. April IA. 1sl29
Those who failed to see the Ala
oana Ministries Last night missed a
very rare treat ia The minstrel line.
and M that viii not be forgotten by
Those who were SO fortunate Al 10 wit
ness the performance. Manager
Erickson is giving the people q show
tina. is NOT only amusing, .bai WAS
thoroughly clean in every respect La
fact, there was NOT u present who
could find anything thai wound offend
the most i~asiidioas tastes OF the city.
The show il fali OF fun. good jokes
and late SONGS. all well gotten ap and
we'll rendered The ERE eating act is
exceptionally good The COMPANY.
consisting OF forty people. travel in
their own private cars. At Bismarck.
July 15.-Ady.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11

the real Indian before. And all the
took is a record il fascinating idio-ns
OF what Sioux Indian men. women
and children sing and say about their
one national tragedy -Sitting-Bull and
CnSter." The Indians staged this
drama crudelr on the plains The
authorities prohibited il lest it might
lead to an uprising. Beede saw the
worth of this Indian s~tory-drama aad
wrote it. lis publication at this
time will cause no harm. for the Sioux
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11

ltalize the irnpossiDility OF restoring
their nation. However strange This
drama sounds, remember il is real TO
Indians. OccMl1ism is easy 10 them.
All this is il. TO lob and steal
Is all there is of Christian veal" e
IS. Bull. enragedb -. K
The Deluxe edition is limited, 10
j .OD9 copies and their will be no oth-
ers issued. and will be on sale TO-
day. G.S-rarrf-Tribnne Co. Bis
marck. n. D. S2.N01 prepaid.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11
ao,. They cured Madness.

Murder as well IS suicide was some
times justified in the old days. In an.
eieat parish registers in England there
are such entries as -Hod2kinson Thorn
az dyed sc I4th dale Of April. 1871
n. E.-Ha was sEs0tberad Tor Sc mad
aessr Which means that ~ HodGsiD-
son had been bitten by a mad dog bis
kind hearted neishbors settled bis fafe
for bin " putting a feather bed OF
top Of him and sitting or II till be vas
srHocafed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11
Clear Case Of oyer~erk.

Polite Doc.or-Your husband. nadr
am. is suffering either from overwofk
Or excessive Indulgence 10 alcoholic
stsmuiaDts. 1t Is dif5cuit TO say
which. Anxious wffe-Oh. I'm sure
it's ove.work! Why. he can't even %
to the theater without hurryfDc out
half a dozen times to see one OF bis
partness:-LondoB Taller.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11

Tfucf Reporter Hon l. e. Gosss
egna oil 1aEe Judges ut tae state ss3ra-ae'
douir. was Iii arrival u the tiny -lalf
afternoon tIr1 WBZsttEa, whare Ea
fs,eat Rerara1 GaEs looking after Some
b4siaeGs EsaEt@rE.l The g21ge IS lax
ing a wsd4 Ea.Ga9 vacation fr@,n MS
1a.5erE III as-asssfk aId lsas%se 3aIt
wsek t2r L&s hgcge i2 Michigan wbers
he VIII felaaa several waeks Wishing
reaatSyes,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11
Defined

Tommy-Pop. what's battery? Tom
my's Pop-Fiattery. my son. Is having
ZONE one else tell us the nice thinZs
We have always thought about our
selveS-PhiIadelphsa Record
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11
Neglected His DUTY.

III. Pester- What made you get on
that car backward? Any fool could
have told ron NOT TO- HrA Poster
Then why didn't yon?-Kansas City
Star.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11

Ii moves along like magie and keeps
yGG following. TOuNl read ii more
thaa NICE. Youll can ii your ehoie-
est book. You'll talk about il,
sonl think aboat il. you'll have your
ileighbor read il youu argue about
ii. You'll laugh. you'll wonder, youth
gay you nsrer knew anything about
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11
BALDWIN

Some tig haIl fan in The eastern
pm of Crofts township TDesnRF
mr,aIiag. u, a:aaB 45fs1orE. So FAR rs
I1aErDaa, There is no damage, bui the,e
lis faar THAI crops in Cromwell ma
NHuslir,u have bern Enntkt,d ont, rs
Ihs aial Storm in passing conl1 DE
hHard for q hong tiDt IfiAr il TsEssEsn
by. WIN. Trseke 1nf i. MeFsrs -s-
porn no hail aI their lslHts, whi1sl- D.
FaIktnaststn had quite d little SuI d.
did mo dRulAgs. IL il wRs rut arcEIsn-
! Faniad fr wind. Mural: Don't nat-
lacf iHsurf1g if gpl have not dome so
already,
galy 9TH WIS a fine day. Yes, We
know il wRs raining hard, 5u1 that :
| what made i'll fine. Crops were badly
III pssd of The soaking they received.
baldwin celebrated the glorious
Fourth in q glorious Esannar, Judging
by the NOISE OF The frssTatktrs, s4e-
The fireworks were q fine sight and
ths rat,s.s and dances were much en-
5oFed by g,sat crowds
A6olph Klein ana ta-nily OF WFasn-
burn visited at MIR hleiu%s brother,
Fnedrs, al Baldwin, JHfr Ain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lewis are rs5oic-
ing in the arrival Of twin girls al
their home, July md Later reports
are that nne Of the twins is not doing
very well.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11

Miss Minnie Carlson is home for Il
visit with her parents
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11

A young settlers picnic is reported
10 be al Baldwin, Friday, July II.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11

Rain spoiled Mr. FoX's sale al the
place KNOWN az ~1hyseli's, lasI Wed
aead4g.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11

Adolph Klein ana ta-nilg OF Wasn
burn visited at Mr. kleiuTs brother,
Tredfs. al Baldwin, July ath.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Ea Lewis are re5oic
ing in the arrival Of twin girls al
their home July md Later reports
are, that lsne Of the twins is not doing
very well. @ q
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
HOUSE CREATES
SPENDING RECORD
Sundry Civil Bill Deals Out
Nearly S12,000,00O Per
Minute

WASHINGTON. April 22-All con
gressional records in appropriating
government money were smashed to-
day BY the house. when ii passed a
bill at the rate of sll.679, 500 a min
ute, or about $l94.S00 second. The
sundry civil appropriation bill, vetoed
March 4. by former President Taft
was the subject OF the record-breaker
At 1926 today the house took up
the bill AT 235 IL was passed by a
viva voce vote.
AS enacted the bill contains the
clause PROHIBITING the government
from expeding money 10 prosecute
farmers and labor unions. which
President Taft termed most vicious
class legislation"
Representative Gillette. OF Massa.
chusetts, tried TO have the farmers
cooperative and labor unions exemp
ton clauses stricken from the bill
but was defeated 1874 10 AS.
As they passed, the bill also con
tanned appropriations for the San
Francisco exposition, the Panama
canal. and various other big federal
projects.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
BLIND WOMAN TELLS
STORY OF DISCRETION
Says Husband Left Her and
Three kiddies-Traces Him
to This City

The pititul story OF blind woman,
deserted by her husband eight years
ago. in Joliet, H., and left with three
little children, ranging in age from
seven years TO one year, viii cause
the arrest OF Or. Wladislaus Slonskt,
Of No. 1892 Chene-st.. unless he ar
ranges with assistant Prosecutor
Heston, Tuesday afternoon, to proper
" care for the woman. his wife.
Mrs. Slonski arrived in Detroit,
Tuesday. from Chicago. where she has
been living recently. 20 confront her
husband for the first time in eight
years. during which she had made a
search for him, with the help OF the
police OF Chicago and Joliet, but was
unable to locate him until now.
Finally. her step-daughter, own
daughter of DR.. Slonsky, disappeared
from Chicago, two weeks ago. just
when she was becoming help 70 her
step mother. She had come TO live
with her father, who knew where she
was and had written for her.
Mrs. Slonsky traced the girl, through
a letter received from her. and found
the man she claims deserted her.
She stated that eight years ago she
was suddenly stricken with blindness,
and three months later her husband
left her.
She was surprised to find that he
was prosperous physician in this
city.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23
WOMAN ROBBED
BRITISH PEER
Important Papers, as Well as
Cash, Taken from VIM
stOn Churchill

LONDON, April 22.-Enemies of
Winston Spencer Churchill, FIRST lord
OF the admiralty, today were busy
with schemes to get his reported rob-
berry on the Riviera before the house
OF commons.
A beautiful young woman was an
attentive watcher while Churchill re-
Gently played for high stakes In one
Of the exclusive resorts at Cannes. and
when he boarded his private yacht
the same night, he found that he had
been robbed Of wallet in which the
young woman had seen him deposit
his winnings, $4,000.
The wallet also contained many
valuable papers. disclosing secrets OF
the British navy.
II ID surmised that the young wom-
an 10 one of the notorious secret dip.
l0mats" OF Europe, engaged in steal.
Ing important state papers, and in.
formation, from one nation. 10 hand
them over TO another
While no official admission OF the
robbery has been made. IL is known
that the admiralty Is greatly aroused
and that scores OF Scotland Yard de.
tectives are at work on the case.
The Detroit times., 1913-04-23

Nat is some considerable recuperatOr.
broadway hears he is 10 appear next
fall as the star OF a new musical com.
edy called "Claudine,' in which he
will both sing and dance lnciden-
tally. it is rumored that during the
summer Margaret Moreland, Tor some
time past Nats leading woman. viii
become Mrs. Nat No 5
ilo, hum. The lines of the mar.
riage ceremony ought To come trip
pingly from the tongue of Nathaniel
by this time.
The prize appetite for Shaw would
seem 10 be possessed by one l.. r.
Jones. an insurance man who lives
In New Jersey Mr. Jones, SO ii Is
announced by the publicity promoter
of "Fanny's First Play" very truth.
ful and conscientious young man. has
attended 10 performances of that
show. frequently giving box parties
Altogether. II is announced, Mr.. Jones
has lavished about $3.50 upon the box
office of the Collier theater.
Well. he might have done worse
There have been at least IS very punk
shows In town this winter which he
might have attended.
All the critics praised "A Mans
Friends play OF graft and politics
by Ernest Poole. which opened a cou-
pie OF weeks ago at the Aston theater.
They praised II like this: Its good
play. Too bad it's about graft and
politics-old stuff. Still, it's good
play"
Net week Quo Vadis' will be seen
in moving pictures at the Astor. There
is no such utter damnation OF faint
praise,
Among forthcoming dramatic offer
ings there is announced Oliver Moros
co and Charles l.. Wagner's produc
ton OF j. Hartley Manners dramati
zation OF jeffrey Farnols novel, the
Money Moon That ought To be a
good start, anyway.