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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-06
OF ALL
BELLIGERENTS
HOVER NEAR
SEABOARD
Fast Commerce Harriers
Watch Ports of Eastern
Coasts for Unwary Liners
and Freighters of Enemies.
PASSENGER SHIPS
SCURRY FOR SHELTER

New York, Aug. 6.-The presence
close 10 the American coas, 81 var
ships Of the waring European nations
prepared To descend on and capture
the merchant vessels Of their oppos-
ing b~olligcrcnts was evidenced today
by news OF great Atlantic liners ar
riviAg at Halifax. n. s., n by wire.
less reports OF the warships' actiyi-
ties.
The fast Cunard liner Maureiania
with l.500 passengers from Liverpool,
and the White star liner Cedric from
Queenstown today raced into the
Canadian port. presumably To escape
pursuit by two German cruisers, be.
lieved to be lowering In the vicinity
Of the Grand Banks for lust such
prizes.
These WI cruisers In one report
which came 10 the British consulate
here from the captain OF an incom-
ing liner. were sunk by British war
ships, while pursuing the Lusital MIA
yesterday. out the report could not be
confirmed.
II was cut Of the confusion of many
wireless messages that the report
that the Oerman cruisers had ncen
sunk WAS picked up by the wireless
operator of the steamer Uranium,
whose captain u was that made the
report 90 the British consulate.
In New York harbor lies the Ham
burE-American liner Vaterland, APP
pareatly provisioning for service. but
-. -. uH.Ns.I Es.N.a huNNlaUhNn
Florida took position In the lover
harbor and neither the Neterland nor
any other ship OF a belligerent nation
can pass her guns until the United
States authorities have satisfied them
selves that their departure will not
violate the neutrality laws.
The Pannonia, which arrived In
port during the night, left Gibraltar
July 25 and until she approached
this coast the officers had no knowl-
edge VI the situation In Europe.
Several hundred miles out she re-
ceived "A message from a British
cruiser warning her Ca beware OF
capture. All lights except those nee
essary to the navigation Of the ship
were Immediately extinguiahcd.
Early yesterday the Pannonia
passed the Luaiiania. The ship wa
dark except for her running lights
and was being driven along ~ high
speed, soon after the Pannonia was
In communication with "a British
warship which informed her that she
mlgh go ahead without fear, es
there were several British ships
within wireless call. Later the Pan
nonia's wireless operator heard Ger
man cruisers In communication with
each other. The Hamburg American
line emphatically denied today re
ports that the steamer VateriHnd
was being fitted out here as a cruiser
or that she would sail on any mis-
sion whatever.
Confirmation hat the bog liner
had sought a haven at Halifax gave
color to the many reports OF wire
less messages of articitivcs Of Ger
man war vessels off the American
coast. Dctailn Of her reasons for en-
tering Halifax further than the briei
statement hat she had been ordered
To do so by the British cruiser Essex
were lacking at the Cunard line Of
fees here.
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rive MORE GERMAN CRUISERS
ARE REPORTED DESTROYED

New YORK, Aus. 6.-Capiatn llessie
OF the Uranium liner Uranium an
nounced at the British oonulasc today
that he had intercepted yesterday
wireless messages from the steamer
Lusltania. saying that two German
cruisers which had been pursuing the
Lusitania had been chased and sunk
by two British warships.
The Uranium reached port yester-
day.
Uranium line officials who saw
Captain Hessis after his arrival here
said today hat the captain had rot
reported intercepting such a message
aud that they were unable To o n
irm Il.
The wireless station at sayville. 90
which the alleged messago from the
L.usitanis was addressed, according 20
Captain Hessig. said today h a II had
not received such a message.
The message. Captain Hesslg said,
contained the additional information
that the Lusltania was continuing ia
trip To England.
The Lusitania sailed from New
York with darkened lights. shortly
before 2 o'clock yesterday morning.
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VILLA LEVY|NG ON
FOREIGNERS IS
COMPLAINT
Constitutionalists' Actions
Made Subject of Appeal to
State Department by Inter-
ested Americans.

lei Paso. Tex. Aus. 6-Levies
made upon Americans and other for
cigners In northern Mexico controlled
by General Francisco villa have
caused complaints Ia be filed with
the state department at Washington.
was the Information brought here to-
day by arrivals from the south. They
report large quantities of timber are
being cut from the holdings of the
Kansas City. Mexico a Orient rail-
way and the Chihuahua Lumber
company In Chihuahua and sold for
the benefit of the constitutionaliEt
war chest.
highly Mexican families of soldiers
In Villas army are said 10 be quar-
tered on the ranch wned by william
:. Benton, widow Of the Englishmau
who met his death myHteriously last
February In Juarcz.
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PERSONALS

Prof n ~ Mauro returned last
nisht from Jcmez springs.
Loo Murphy. b%ookkccpcr for y. l..
NtHhhurn Co.. returned last nisht
nom a vacation Of three weeks. spent
witnessing big league games In Chi
cago ana other eastern cities.
Judgment for SEGA was entered In
b district court today IN favor of
Learned a Lindomann against Al
bert 4. Armijo. Tho suit was for
money due on a piano. DE Eta Jane
Ray was granted "a divorce from
John Ray ON the ground Of non-sup-
port.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-06
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY

Pursuant TO the instructions of the
Democratic county central committee
OF Bernalillo county; a convention OF
the Democratic party Is hereby called
to meet az the court house. Old Albu-
querque on the 18th day OF August at
10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF
selecting i6 delegates TO represent
Bernalillo county in the Democratic
state convention which will he held In
the city Of A~lbuqucrquc. y. NJ. on the
nth day of August A. u. 1914. for the
purpose of nominating a candidate
for the housc Of representatives of the
United states for the state OF New
Mexico. and Of nominating a cundi-
date for member of the state corpor-
alton commission; and for the trans
action Of such other business that
may come before the convention.
Precinct primaries shall be held on
the 10th day Of August A. u. 1914. In
precincts ~ and 20. at s O'Clock y. m.
at such place AS shall be designated
by the chairman 81 the precinct. and
at all other precincts at such place and
such hour as shall he designated by
the respective chairman. the chair
man shall post In several public places
notices of said meeting. at least three
days prior to the date OF holding the
primary,
The chairmen Of the precincts shall
certify TO the secretary OF the county
central committee as soon as possible
after the primaries a list OF inc del
egates selected At ssid primaries.
The precinct ehairmen and number
OF delegates To be selected are AS fol
lows:
Precinct I. san Jose: Rafael Can
delaria. chairman; Z delegates.
Precinct =. Del Rio; 1 d~elegate.
Precinct .. Alameda: Roman Luz
Zero y Gurule, chairman: ? delegates.
Precinct Z. Ranchos de %Albuquer-
que. Ambrosio a. zamOra, chairman.
? delegates.
Precinct .. Bareias; Cesario Ro-
nero. chairman: . delegates.
Precinct 6. Las Padillas. Blas Mon
.toya. chairman: 1 delegate.
Precinct Z San Antonio. Jesus Gar
cha. chairman; I deleEate.
Precinct :, Los Griegos: 4. W.
Yount. chairman; I delegate.
Precinct .. Ranches de Atrisco.
Donaciano Gurule. chairman: l del
egatc.
Precinct 10. Escobosa; l delegate.
Precinct II, Pajarito; 4. A.. Metzgar,
chairman; I d%elegate.
Precinct ~, Albuquerque, north 81
Central avenue; A. Fieischer. chair
man. 2S delegates.
Precinct ~. old Albuquerque:
Feliciano Zamorg, chairman; 7 del
eEates.
Precinct ii. san ~lgnacio; I delegate.
Precinct IS, Santa Barbara; del
cgate.
Precinct %. la Tiicra; Daniel Her
ezra. chairman, ! delegate.
Precinct 20. San Antonio; FREQ.
Monies, chairman. 1 d~elegate.
Precinct 26. Albuquerque, south OF
Central Bss-pe; NJ. L. Vigil. chair
man; 80 delek ates.
Precinct 2s. Atrisco; Eduardo Apo
daca. charms n; 2 delegates.
Precinct az, chilli; Jose u. NAL
donado, chat man: I delegate.
Precinct IS, Duranes; francisco sa-
bedra, chairman; 3 delegates.
Total. % delegates.
LOUIS A. McRAE,
". W. MCCLELLAN, Chairman.
Secretary.
AibuqueTquo, n. H., Aus. 3. 1914.
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Montana bank Closed.

Butte, Mont, Aug. 9.-On the or
der OF Governor tsewart and Alter
ncy General Kelly the state Savings
bank of Butte Was closed here today
hy state Bank Examiner A. :. Nc
braw. II was reported suspension
was only temporary and had been
caused by the failure OF the institu-
tion TO obtain money from eastern
correspondents.
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BRITISH CRUISERS EsCORT
LNER INTO HALfFA

Halifax. Aus. 6.-The Cedric OF the
white Star line has put into Halifax
with passengers.
Il was reported here, but not confirm
ed, that the Mauritania while ~ sea
had Hent a wireless message TO the
British cruiser Essex, asserting that a
German cruiser WAS following her and
that the Mauritania asked assistance
report was "a the effect that the
Essex came up Immediately ana stood
by the Mauritania until she came into
port. II Is believed here the Essex
and possibly other British cruisers
will enter the harDor today.
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ALLAN LINER RETURNs
TO MONTREAL TODAY

Montreal. Aug. e.-The Allan liner
s%icllian which sailed from Montreal
for London last sunday morning. has
abandoned the attempt and Is return
ing To Quebec.
Five liners sailed from Montreal
the day before the Sicilian left. Moth
Ing has been heard uf them since.
They are the Mcgnntic TO Liverpool
the Champion and the Athena. to
glasgow. the Manchester Corporation
to Manchester and the Lake Man
itoba to Liverpool.
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PORTUGAL STOPS EXPORT
OF CEREALS INDEFINITELY

Lisbon. Portugal. Aug. 6-The port
IN crowded with vessels belonging to
the various European nations now at
war.
The government has taken meas
ures to assure food and fuel supplies
for the population, as well as to as
sure the monetary circulation.
The export of cereals has been pro-
hibited.
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Washington, Aus. g-From The
hague has come the nrsi acceptance
OF AID from the American Ned cross
\ message has been returned saying
hospital 't1its viii be dispatched ~
quickly as transportation can be
found 4 hospital until consists Of
ihrce rcd cross physicians and ~
nurses With a fuI, equipment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-06
OLD TOWN BROWNS
WILL PLAY RED SOX
SUNDAY

The Old Town Browns will play the
K,d sox at Hopewell field sunday az
ternoon II the Browns win they will
go after the o. n. Els and do battle
for the city championship. They took
the title in the city league last year.
The Browns haven't been In action
AZ n team for several months.
"Spoedio" Guevara Is plotting the re-
awakened aggregation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-06

London. Aug. G-Chanccllor Of
the Exchoquer Lloyd George stated
today In the house Of commons thai
the government had decided to pro.
claim "A general moratorium Tot Il
month. Wages, salaries. gates aud
taxes, government, payments and na
tional insurance transactions ar, not
10 come within the scope OF the mor-
atorium.
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OIL STEAMER HAS

Key West, Fla, AUG. 6-The
standard Oh steamer Sioux. flyins
the German flag. which left Tam
plco July 80 with a cargo of oil for
European ports. arrived here TO-DAY
after having made a forced run OF
several hours 10 escape a British
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-06
W AR
BATTLE REPoRTs OFFICIALLY
CONFIRMED N WASHINGTON

Washington, Aug. 6.-American
diplomatic dispatches from Belgium
CONFIRM Brussels reports OF a heavy
German defeat at Lioge. The Ger
mans were caught between two forts.
The humiliation Of some Belgian
troops In a furious charge on over
whelming German forces also was
reported.
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ALLAN LINER SHIELDED
As SHE ENTEHs PORT

Liverpool. Aug. g, 4 3. m-The Al
Ian liner Monsoiian on arriving hero
from glasgow today, was struck by a
Runshoi at the entrance to the river
Mcrsey. The shell went through her
bows.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-06

A household rcmedy In America for
~ yoars-Dr. Thomas Eclectic OIL.
For cuts, sprains, burns. scalds,
bruises. 25c and sec. Al an drug
stores.
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Columbus at Kansas Cry ca.
Cleveland at Milwaukee.
Indianapolis at Minneapolis
Louisville at St Paul C2).
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Philadelphia. z Chicago. &
Boston. q. ~. Louis. o
New York, iE Detroit. a.
Cleveland, 3, Washington. 2
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brooklyn. Z. Kansas city. 3.
-. Louis. 3; Pittsburgh, 2.
Indianapolis, 3. Buffalo, g.
chicago. 4; baltimore, o
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YESTERDAYS U
NaiIoaaI League.

Boston, a. Pittsburgh. o.
81 Louis. A. nrookls ~. o
New York, .: Chicago. .
Philadelphia, 4. Cincinnati, o.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
IIaIumorr. 5; ChIngn. >.

BALTIMORE, 5; Chicago, >.
score: II. II. T..
Chicago ...... 600 iOi 600 6 .
baltimore loo 1903 00x-5 10 o
Batteries. Mcclure and Clcmons;
Suggs nj Jackiitsch.
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ASSOCIATION

Indianapolis. o; Minneapolis ;.
n. ~ T..
Indianapolis goo eos OOi-9 rs 3
Minneapolis ..tOt GOO Oe0-5 II 5
Batteries: Merz and Livingston;
Patterson. Burns and smith.
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BroOhiyn, =; Kansas CITY. q.
Score; r. II. 4
Kansas City 1000 geo 1000 5 ?
brooklyn .... 400 200 600 :
Batteries: johnson and Brown;
B~lueJacket and Land.
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Chicago, q; New York. ..
score: r. II. r..
Chicago .......0oO 600 022-t 7 I
New York ....1O0 o els 10 I
Batteries: Humphreys and Archer.
Bresnahan; Mathewson and Mclean.
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E S
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati. q; Philadelphia, 3.
II. N. T..
Philadelphia ..10o o O0i-2 Z /
batteries. Benton. Mattison and
Clarke; Marshall. Rixcy. Baumgard-
ncr me killifcr.
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Baseball.
Standing of the Clubs

(The averages 40 not include to-
days resultsl
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81. Louis. Z; RrnokI,n. 2.

u. n. r..
81. Louis .....50o o COO 10 o
Brooklyn .....00l GOO OOi-2 s 1
Batteries: Pcrdue n snyder;
Schmitz, Allen and Fischer.
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warshIp %pstroIlins the Gulf Of Mex.
leo.
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GAMES TOMORROW


National League.
Chicago ut New York.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
~. Louis at Brooklyn
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Score; Il. n. n.
Pittsburgh ..0O3 OiO 600 90 o :
Boston 200 OOO o i-5 s !
Batteries: Adams and Gibson; Ty-
Ter, Crutchcr. strand and whaling.
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b'"I7FtIVs y ~ E"Wls v
First Game: n. II. r..
Louisville ....,0l6 100 0O0-7 "a q
ST. Paul ......i0o 002 Oi0-t = l
Batteries: Toney and severoid /;
Gardner and James.
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Federal League.
Chicago at Baltimore.
~ Louis NJ Pittsburgh.
indianapolis at Buffalo.
Kansas CITY az Brooklyn
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American tA,aguc.
No games
The Detroit times., 1914-12-11
DIED.

BUCHANAN--Dec. 8, at Grace hospital
John Patrick beloved son OF James
and the late Mary A. Buchanan. Flu
neral from residence. 1406 Four
teenth-ave., by funeral car Saturday
at 2 p. m lnterment in Elmwood
cemetery
BUCKLEY 9. at residence. 307
Nineteenth-st, Amelia A. w, aged SO
years widow OF late George T. Buck
ley mother OF Edwin G.. Stella NJ
Buckley and Mrs. b. c. Bastedo, Flu
residence kindly omit flowers Bur-
ial private.
FREY-Herman Alvin, beloved child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frey, at the age OF l
year, / day. He leaves TO mourn
his departure his dear parents and
Harriet his sister. Funeral Satur-
day at p. m. from house. 1902 Hol-
comb-ave. lnterment at German
Lutheran cemetery.
NI4LSON--Dec. 8, at her residence. 725
Sheridan-ave., Grace beloved wife Of
Archie Nelson and daughter Of Mrs.
Diana, nee Smith, Gilligan, sister OF
Mrs Josephine Hall and George Gil
ligan Funeral from V. Geist & Son
chapel, 29O Randolph-st Saturday at
p m
residence of her sister. Miss Caroline
Hurlbut at the Forest apartments,
Mrs Emma Hurlbut Todd. beloved
wife OF Everett Todd. Suffolk, Va.
wITBAN--Dec. Q, suddenly, Charlotte,
beloved wife of John W. Witban and
mother OF Mrs NJ. Butler. Mrs. ]. G.
MCGOWAN and Gertrude Witban Fu-
neral Saturday at 2 p. m. from house,
134S McKinley-ave.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-11
AN HELD ON CHARGE
OF ABANDONING WIFE

Edward w. Ginsky, stationery
esman, waived to the recorder 8
brit, Friday, when arraigned on the
|hrge of abandoning his wife and
|lr.year-old daughter. living at No.
B Belvidere-ave. He was brought
|ck from Grand Rapids by Detective
|llin Allen. Former Judge Arthur
Lacey is representing Mrs. Ginsky.
Some time ago, Ginsky left his wife.
ii she had him arrested on non
|rport charge. He settled the case
paying her $50. but again disap-
Jared, and she next heard that he
Id filed q suit for divorce against
r.. She consulted Attorney Lacey.
be advised her TO get the abandon
int warrant, and ignore the divorce
|se.
|Ginsky's waiver to the recorders
hurt was made according to a plan
have him plead guilty to the aban'
|nment charge. and be paroled, on
3 promise to take care OF his wife
Id child.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-11
REFUSES
Double TRANSFERS
u. II. Can't Afford To Give
Privilege On Junction-ave.
Belt, Says Brooks

Nd. Dill and his colleague, Aid.
ldner, called on Frank W. BROOKS,
leral manager OF the ID. u. X,
DAY morning, TO demand double
nsfers from the Juncton-ave. belt
connecting lines. Their mission
unsuccessful.
dr. BROOKS patiently repeated the
yarn about the ID. u. X. being
ancially embarrassed, explaining
il the company is losing money
.ery day under the terms or the
|g. agreement which provides the
ksent even-for-a-quarter tickets.
ri am almost convinced now that
will be a poor Christmas for the
u. r. and the Belgian refugees"
ID Aid. Dill.
Nevertheless, the aldermen from
Sixteenth ward will continue their
|ht for double transfers and VIII
Ing the matter before the common
incil again next Tuesday night.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-11
|ANCING and
DRINK BLAMED
FOR VICE in Wis.
hte Investigators Recommend
Moral Court System and
Stringent Laws
)ORLY LIGHTED
PARKS CONTRIBUTE
ltOm0bile Also COntributory
Cause, Commissioners
Find

MADISON. Wis, Dec. 1l.-Study
investigation OF the vice problem
Wisconsin by the legislative anti
committee resulted In radical
posals for law enforcement and
ter social conditions, summarized
an exhaustive report which was
d with the secretary OF state.
he greatest cause OF commercial
vice, the report says, is the use
Intoxicating liquor. Contributory
SEES are public dance halls. road
SEES. poorly lighted parks and pub
places. lack OF responsibility by
ents, reinforcement OF laws by
lie ofncials, lack or public amuse-
ht and recreation facilities, and
omobiles.
he committee found that the
be question had no material reia-
to girls downfall.
he committee recommends among
er things: That a morals cour
established in cities of the first
Bs with exclusive jurisdiction over
cases involving moral offenses.
hat a law similar 10 the Mann
applicable between cities, VII
rs and towns OF the state, be en-
ed.
hat permanent state police de-
tment be established in this state
|h power to investigate immoral
ctices.
that the sale OF liquor be prohib-
within or in connection with
ce halls.
that all hotels, rooming and lodg-
houses be required TO secure IL
SEES; that they keep permanent
listers OF the names OF all guests
b penalties for using fictitious
hes.
that the publicity OF ownership be
bblished by requiring the name OF
hers on the front OF all hotels and
ming houses.
That the age OF consent be raised
In IA and Is years to 10 and Il
|rs.
that an industrial home for WON
be established.
that municipalities provide super
I'D amusements, particularly con-
ITS, moving picture shows, etc.
That employers OF domestic ser
ITS be required to furnish them
Ia a suitable room In which TO re-
Ne company. That the number OF
IRIS of labor for domestic servants
fixed by law.
that penalties for exploitation OF
Is be made most severe and come
h absolute certainty upon convlc-
The Detroit times., 1914-12-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Frank J. Mcleod. 20; NJ. Alice Ir-
I'm. "a.
Rene Reaume. a.. Ford City; Emma
eaudry. 80, Detroit.
Rufus Banks. 90. Anna Shoup. 30
Anthony Newbauer, 20; Clara Cie-
Exile, "a
Herman Resovsky. 80; Freda Bresz-
uer, 90
George A. zinleck. 81; Katherine
Herman Kramer. 80; Bertha Sander
Roy Murphy. Is; Evelyn winks. ~,
The Detroit times., 1914-12-11
DEATH LIST

August Fred Beer, 22s Montclair. "a
years, apopleXyi Albine Potz, 500 Fair
view, 6S years bronchitis; Luman ~
Cotton. SO Delaware. 81 years. seniie
debility: Jane w Brodie. SAL Trumbull
81 years. apoplexy; Alonzo T. Chat
terson, sb1 Ferry Park, 5S years
cancer or stomach, Paul w. Nentwlg
266 Rhons, % years, chronic bron.
chitis. Sarah G. Russell, 1880 West
Grand Boulevard, 6S years; alyulai
heart disease: Bertha Roetcke, ProVl-
dence hospital. IS years, tuberculaI
meningitis; Frances smith, 10 Yves,
Euclid, 10 years cerebral haemorrhage
Helen Edna Gilbert, asa Golden, l year
cerebral meningitis Helen wilson AZ
West Lafayette, By years. aicohollsm
Joseph L. Wezanskis sol Military,
years. scarlet fever: stephen Schinke
100 Sargent, Fl years, splenlc anenla
Amelia Gust, 80 i.aSalle, Z years, myo-
carditis; +. W. Heinrich, ~ Elba, "a
years old age. John 'Dicasimo, ~ 81
Joseph, 45 years. pyemia; WlaolslaW
Michalski. $50 Thirty-second, "a years
clrrhosis OF liver: Abbey A. Cook, 1907
Russell. SO years. starvation Sconses-
ton OF liver and stomach).
The Detroit times., 1914-12-11
Eall Kills Boy.

PORT HURON, Mich. Dec. IL
special. Donald Mckenzie. aged IL
lars, of Yale, was out hunting yes
|rday. He climbed tree, fell from
limb, and landed on his head. He
hs picked up, three hours afterward,
lad.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-11
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