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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06

the attitude of Gourrnl Pablo Con
2Glos. commander ol tho division oi
the east. lie 4 ut Qucro,aro with
several thousand troops end lndica-
tions are that he viii remain loN'i
To- Carrauzl. ~CHuauza's visit ID"
Ohrcgon. commander of tho division
OF the northwest % is believed hS
officials here. may have uu .mpartnnt
bearing ON the sifI1tion, as ppree"u
had declared bis LOYALTY lo Che cone
vcntion aud VIII ,udeayur iu persuade
Carrauaa not ip UIhge Mexico into
another civil war
Five thousaud troops were invited
Co AgufA Galleries uy the convention
60 guard the citN, accurdms Go too
days dispatches, when General Guu-
zales had assumed "a threatening at
titude 90 his headquarters "a hundred
miles south OF Aguas Calientos
Thcreupon the doIcsates telegraphcu
Vila 90 send a force 10 defend the
city against attack. No fighting had
taken PLACE when today's report was
dispatched. both si1rs awaiting the
out come of tho Conference as puob-
la.
Gutierrez has stated Co American
agents hat as soon as ne g. sworn in
as provisional president he viii issue
q proclamation swing tho guarantees
desired by the United States before
Withdrawing its forces from Vera
Cruz Villa tas Igreed 10 support
Gutierrez i1 oufor ing the proclama-
ton which Carmnza declined Co
Issue.
High oilc.ais here. however n,id
tDday that such ga proclamation would
mot he sufficient t1 bring abuui t1c
American evacuation while the forces
of General ArlliIlr. who .0,.I to
'~arrlnza, are n onmuu0 cl fho
state OF Vera cruz. Should villa
send o. force Geo chat vicinity aud dom
"nstrate that hI troops aIc ahio tI
back up the Guarantees, American
troops tro able Goo back up the guar
antees, American troops tnen might
Doe withdrawn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
W AR
toonrinued from page one.l

taken the yiiluge of %Sapisueul. when
had been captured by the Germans
There haH 1ecn "a furious hght in
the Afgount. whore ae % result Of
hahtilg with the hago1et. our troops
drove thc Germans back
Elm the Woevro district. fresh at
tacks by the onomy have been &C.
pulsed.
TO the northeast ana 90 the east Of
the Grand Couronnc OF Nancy Ohe
chnln OF fortified positionf surround
ing NancyJ iu the rtainn of the for
est of pcrroS, and between Baccnrat
and hiamont. our advance posts have
been attacked by mixed dciaehmcnta
OF the enemy whose movements every
where were checked.
'Rusfia officially %
great Russian victory lu Gnlicia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06

The chief ecclesiastical dignltary 81
Mohauimedism n Turkey has issued "a
decree in c0uaiansiaople saying that
in me lighting with Russia. Englaud
and France. tho duty ~ every Mussul-
man is Co bass faith. This decree has
been spread throughout thc Nuham-
4edau worl0 ana announced to the
pilgrims az Mecca.
Ncws giNcu out officially for thc
press today says that the hard eight
ing in the northwest continues but
thar q IS yet without result ins Ger
mans. have, however neel able to
make slow advances ut several points
from Yprcs island.
The clash la Poland. which has
been cNlcctcd Tor several DAYS past.
has not set developed. Oua reason Is
Thar the condition of the roads make
rapid movement Impossible The cold
Weather is now makiag some improve
mtnt in this regard
80 exact Information as io the po-
sition of the Tcutonlc allies ls avail
aDlc The Russians are uuquesuin-
ably in superior forrc, q condition the
allies are sccalng Go ovcrcome hy adj
fa1tagca be position.
Further Go the south he AustriinH
continue to haruss the enemy. $50
dag passes. accordlng Co this lnfur-
nation given out ln heriin, without 30
report of the capture of a Thousand
or more prisoners.
The Improvement la the situation
ON the southwestern front Is shown hu
orders Co reopen in parts Of Alstcc
schools which had been closed owing
to the danger OF invasion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
BATTLEsHIP x
AT FOR
HOMAGE OF THE STATE

Galveston. Texas. Nov, G.-The
United states bauieship Texas Cap
faia A. 81 Grant. cGmmandlng arr
rived in port early today Tor % stay
OF i've DAYS and 90 receive Two sets
of silver one presented by the school
chlldren Of Texas, and the other "a
contribution of citizens az the state.
To-day De- to he taken up with visits
io the haiiierhip of Representative oi
Governor Dnlqqitt, army officers and
cts officials Tho presentation VIII
take pl pre tlngfroH aftcin moon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06

- George aud StuYtoke1skeTkc
The GermaTs have placed numor-
a cannon, Including AN oaiibros. on
The heisiaH frontier between Middle
kerke and I-oebruegc.
con tho piXmpdc-B ~iXscnouts front.
thc Anslo-Frrueh offensive movement
continue Violent German attacks
ia the direction of Hixschoote have
been repu,sed.
between Mtts.haete ana Momsi1o7
Che offensive movement of the allies
has progressed as FAR as ia road ioin-
iug these tWu towns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
BELGIAN REPORT SHOWS
QUIHT ON USER FRONT

Havre. nov. o. VIA Paris t2:ls.
p. m1-The Belgian official communl-
cation giNen oui here today SAYS
"Tbe enemy Do shoWlpe no activity
on me User front. but scstTal detaCh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
Notifies Aguas Galleries Con-
vention He will Retire to
Private Life if Carranza is
Eliminated from Situation.
REPORTS A VICTORY
SOUTH OF AGUAS
Pontiff Sends Letter of Com
fort to Clergy in Mexico
Bidding Them Hold to Hope
of Better Days.

El p3so. Texas. Nov Tho
C1rrluzJ .roops have retired bee
furr nn advance OF no. 600 Nilia
.oldlsrs. after fighting twenty
miles south of Aeuas Galleries.
l,gurding Co am official villa re-
uurt today. General Icon SOM
mluJpd the Carrluzu forces.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
COLORADO'S PRIZE
WET TOWN WENT
DRY TUESDAY
Ramona, Town Established by
Liquor Interests When Col
orado City Went Dry Voted
2 TO l for Prohibition.

Colorado springs. Colo. NoF Co.
Ramona. the new town north off cole
urado Gas. which was INCORPORATED
hy lillur Interests after Colorado
CITY EutDi dry two years Heu. went
"dry n tho election Tuesday Deg a
vote of 100 40 $50. according to re-
tlraa Iust completed. .hauitou went
wet hF ono vote.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06

Soldiers at tho front are rcsortlng
60 many move, drtiD,s to communicate
with their friends News has arrived
on checks. on money uIdorf and
leaves torn from books A member
OFT the stan of tho Times has just
received from 20 colleague who 81 o1
the hrinr line @ post card Boa the form
0f o % $50 ON this strip OF hume
BIER "a foot long and four Inches wide.
he writes Simply n am safe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-06
BERLIN SILENT ON TuE
-pItOsKEsS ~ IIANDIHs

Herlia. Nov G.-Acrordine 20 infor-
nation given QUE ln official quarters
today t0 tbs peess. the sh,ik- ul-lslaml
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19
The idSummer C1earaway The Entire Summer Stocks Join Tn With This July Cedranc
Midsummer Clearaway of Waists 600 Organdie Trimmed Colored Voile Wdists
 Offer Choice Qt 30c

Here Is final cleanup of the special purchase of Waists offered few days ago at the remarkable price of 5oc There Waists in this group which earlier in the season could not have been matched for less than double the original price Many dainty floral designs and plenty of solid pipks. f. ossgssSs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19
95 Wool Suits at $7.95 Former Price $25> 10 $35

Clearaway prices on Misses and Womens Suits that sold regularly from 2500 to $500 This is the time for you to purchase fine Summer Suit at a very small cost Suits that may also be used for early Fall All this sea sons models. Women's Garments 2d Foor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-07-19
Herrick Refrigera-
 tors $0.05

2O0-pound HERRIcK Refriger- ators that will hold 65 pounds. of ice. Dry air, spruce lined, war ranted odorless, has golden oak finish This is an unusually good Refrigerator. and is recommend- ed by Loveman, Joseph & Loeb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-26
PERSONALS.

NJ z11 ErH pz1-5sE saEeo-s #
1924 Es1es st-ese. z-= entertaining NJ
z-s MrE -1so-ssss EJgz.e1 u DeEFs-.
Colo, WIG we-e tg--er --e=za5s-1s tgs
Esokak
TIE Misses E9te8ls Clz-k a-s Sa5su
Stov- q Czatol, no. are sDastz -
Z z. TslD1-ea soS wife
Burlington Gazette Nr. I. ?. Me.z-
berg and Mr. and Mrs. PIT TEesc. T5s-
tied over SUNDAY ~ t5s ao-e q IE--
and Mrs a Il Mefa5e-g On ETg1zz-s
avenue.
Fort Madison Gem Csty, Mar y
Mr. and Mrs. L5nGsen-.ers- azt-t
yesterday in Keokuk With TIE exc--
sionists. Miss Mildred F5s1as-
man and Miss Leone Eetta OF Eeo-
kuk, visitsd over Sunea- witt Miss
Eva Armstrong.
Mrs. D. H. Sage and Mrs.. Y. X
Sage have gone TO g. Louis u, vi,
ness the pageant 20 b. heJ8 ths-e.
Timothy Whalen departed &vB4ay
for Chicago. Hammond, Ind, I'D
Princeton, Ills.
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CITY NEWS.

-Pzs-oas arg urged 10 Essca care
this paper The store meas changes
eTsv iss1e NeE bargains are offer
Cd The ~s5earaks Kaokrk business
men are S7waEs telling you os sore
aeT bargain Warca the columns o.
The Gate Cir for their announce
znszts-
Patrons Of the classified column
yearing In that department should be
paid for Al .he time of publication
In cases .asre the patron IS unable
10 call at the oEce. want ADS VIII be
accepted over the phone and collec-
sson made for same the day follow
ing publication II Is impossible TO
carry book account Of this class OF
adTertisia< so II = practically placed
On cash basis
The Iowa heather crop bulletin
for the week ending May p has just
been issued as follows The past
week was warmer than raual. with q
slight deficiency of sunshine The
daiIr excess of temperature ranged
from one to four degrees The rain
fall was. mp to the time most of the
reports we're mailed. considered less
than the normal but the few feae-
graphic reports received Sunday indf
cate tina. c0pions to heavy showers
xere quite general Saturday night
The conditions we're favorable for
field work The bulk OF the corn has
been planted, and the late planted Is
germinsting quickly under the effects
OF warmer weather The stand Is
good. but cut and wire worms are do
ing considerable damage n southern
counties The area planted appears TO
be fully mp 10 and may prove 70 be in
excess Of last years acreage Small
grain is generally IN good condition.
but was beginning TO show the effect
OF lack OF moisture in many localities,
especially in southern districts A
fez reports Indicate that the Hessian
~ Is still active in winter wheat, and
that some fields have been plowed up
on account OF the damage done by the
fly. Hay, grass and potatoes are do
ing wei. but need more rain. In some
sections hay has tendency TO head
short. due to lack OF moisture Tree
fruits. except apples, give promise OF
good yields.
After tia devotional service in
Westminster church tomorrow even
ing there VIE be social hour. The on
GERS of the Westminster Brotherhood
VIII be the hosts and light refresh
mEts viii be served All members
of the congregation are cordially In
vsted.
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saa.s 1ip Lz.1aSy.

I=E1s-c --saE LeEsss Wiz Serbia
gT-S5E5= Pa. Esr 5f--ESE-sf[z7s
zns poured { sDg - tsa tg- 5zrDs,
Tl1tz5- y. z 1sus-6-. s rog-Lg
Iss. lsBsEos hartmann. H. E5lDv.
WE z1at fFs tz-rs.sH eng .s-zEzr vssEszsS-
81 Er TEefzz A<tE snoring 4+s vcr-
IT N1<1tZ1 -r--Tss1 rs r-sg-E --y9I
53--lEss gl1 13srr ou- ms Es-szrss ~
-rsot6Ts for Itss s-t-r3s .syEsB9 is ass--Es-
IF TaGzZ hs-S Doa-ass q <Ds v--rs-
sDrs aguss fo- so1s t1-ns, put 81 vss
ssst LEs+ NJ Ds-e~ sF3bercef S-F r.
fs-.-s-ss-EUl tD- 1ge-- zDra ve-s EEs-
FSa1a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-26
MUCH ACTIVITY
ON MISSISSIPPI
5e.a-o5ats -. Dans Big sssssy
E1co~sscr Business ard aesg
lar Trade - Ccod

TIE steamer KsoElk EEd = BIG
crowd On boarI, On tbs -o1Ed UiE
70 E=oEuE SEz1zy- 1saFax here ..
oFc5ccz Il the morning with sS pas
ssagsrs- AID arriving q Ksnkak with
nearly tLras hundras. sz.z the Qziacy
Hezzsd Of Io16sy srszias Il Eas
ere Of t1s IzrgsE Sunday crowds
the EsoEEk hzs lad this season. The
D1bCqrs OF TIE Ss-scItas line cane
Mp Sstzr6z- night FROM ST. Loais, and
Ezs do~a Monday noon from Kso-
k1k Tie 81 Par. = 10 hzFe NOON.
TIEat e1cz-so1 oar OF QuiEcy on
TEssdzy sTenzg and the G " Hill
vii Lsvs EoozIssass on Wednesday
ard Taz-s6sE. TIE first given By tbs
wasEs Laundry eR2soFss and tire
otter BIZ TIE local Moose sGsxs- On
Wednesday morning, t5s Hi VIII
1szrs for Esok1L having On board
t1s ssste--s Of St Francis Solzn1s
college TEE boat VII get lack zSoat
: oEesocE TIA. eTEEg On rsTs y0c-
5zT gTszzx. re Tzs5s-dg 1eE Boat.
EzsaE-sc- EI oe 5s-e 10 take o7t the
s1 svs-1-g sEcE-sc1 t1at boat VII
-avs 1z- Of ta5s city -aEs sszsoz- The
sesEz-ca asss O. tseEs1s 5zs tesl al
.1z- LII 5as- Hes1A5 I'D with ace
Fsz-a- liz E,os- sa<rzz5 lzvs II IL
us-.z1tr a-Es c-vw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-26

cAHrAH CERTAIN SIZES


g.
49, - - -
80 -. - - -,
-, =, 80 - - - -
srur - 80 -.
s.t.c-- = -
s- - !. - =,
So. :. r-rz-,s. - - -,
IN 10 80 .-s 80 g. -,
.,- .re 80 --,-.----r,-- -. -,
-u-rss,~- "a. 80
~a Tys.-.sx --, -.
-s-,ss-- :. $500 - :
s-rsr-s So. - : s-...~ -.s .s..E
hs.- r-s.r a. $3.50. 49, -
sail sE1S =. sos = - :. e..
e---.=~ s,vx~. -. 60. - -.
dz- uno $50 4ra 80 80. xz.sz
and s.ss BE- 80 &C. .zr rsrs ,r-
wzrSza rra "a - -. !,
nsasz ~nr So -Svs -=sur- 80 -
II. ~sTs $3.50 -.
TrIs-sss sw-s.sz--srs-, 80 -. 50. s,r-T
esh--r-@n s-a 80 -. So -
Fssrszrsrr ia r.- - So -.,a
TIE rar-san xrS sa.. ~. EsrEur
Az- = rosr~ - -.r,rs ~ go, =
re s.s - -ne rz..-~ .-e-,,,- 80
70 TIE scurh ne 1.h .r.c,. .s-
dam he sx-x ara = -r-A.- s. ,s.a
tie u5cae-es ara The nv. zns -n-v a.,
ros cn-e very "a <on.a = 90.
7sxe,v fhz. she szr IN she ra-.-s 49,.
Ousprv ransa ~r. rny,~a, .s,ss-
north snzn Eo.,rS .n 90 -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-26

zN-es Ns- 80 A1o<1cs PUsBzVzS Cz4xS6
OF her death he suggested
Note Found, Expissns All
CHICAGO. May es-2eginald Barr,
DoEners Grove youth Hho jumped
beneath 2 moving train today and was
killed Ehile he ~as being sought in
connection with the mysterious death
q pretty ference Bentley. left a note
declaring lz1 the clOak model diec
+ his arms while he was attempting
10 kiss hsr Whether ne accidentally
caoEed her 10 death II trying 10 st.de
aEr screams or she died Of heart
failure the frightened youth declared
he I'D act Know a note found in
hin pocket after his mangied body
had been removed to Isle, a suburb,
said he made TWO attempts 10 end his
lie DT clloroforn beside the girl be-
fore her BODY was found Ia the woods
1sz- DoEnsrs Grove last night
God forgive me for causing my
swsezaear11s death he wrote Il dit
MT XII hs,- We walked ont there IN
tie woozs AID sat down ! tried 10
kiss te- and she repulzed me / PCT
-F Eu around her waist and tried TO
kiss her she screamed and / go. e1-
cited and put my hand on hsr =ind
pipe 70 stop her screaming / vent
eo-D7stesT out OF INF head Size be-
cz-+ quiet ali Of q s1dden and was
Creating heavily / covered her mp
z1t 1oa-t remember what happened
z.tl sor.d myself ont On the road
TIE gil died OF heart failure or
.-g- co1lt not XIII her because I
LORE Der more than words can tell
~ozk lie fer her and rfu die FOX her.
go-xfrs re ard ! pray TO meet N!
srss-hsz-t II heaven
Ba- wrote that after finding that
he girl vxs lead. he vent 10 Aurora
sns sozga- bos-He OF caloroto-n
Es returned 20 the spot Ehere the
afsssssz boty Lar and tried TO drink
ths ca1o-Oso-z 5z-t The bottle tipped
0rs- sz5 5s spilled the contents 4
ss0ya1 s-ts12t he said, resulted the
sane way He srsde1fiy wandered
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0frine for Drink Habit

TKY II " QUIZ xXPTUGR

ne e.s y earnest when ne Esk ro1 to
zTTs GEETSE trial You have netting
- rnE ed ev>-yrhinx 20 gain for your
mooney r51 D. returned, IL after trial
yvr fad - sss reszfts from ORRINE.
TEss sE>s Efv1 tbe wives and mothers
" fhose rns Syink 10 e1>esz an opyor-
.szzt7 - ~ sbe ORRINE treatment.
X 10 . rr- sESle treatment can Be
Ss-1 Il the hens yits0gt pzbijcity or
&e<s - >srns f-oD bushes, and AZ .
e=ss- y,-5~-
lKESTg 10 prepared = two forms:
70. :. seryss treatment . povder: Or
gTEz 70. z, Il psf5 zorE, for those Who
IssS.s 70 tske -DsEr.ary txss-zent- Costs
or s1sss beI. C1rse n and talk o=-e1
size raze1>- ~Te1 M Axk t1r 5ookie-
Ns.1sA7ss Dsos. DRUG CO.
CSesse gsfSk s0s Mafe streetA
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chieaco caah eraln.

Chicago cass. Grain.
CHICAGO. May 2s--Wh sas-No. ,
red. se6asnc: No red. ssGsac::
No : hard, esGes4c; No. hard. IS
aesssc; No spring. ssk csc
Con-No- white. 77c: No . yss-
low. 72a72Ac;; No 3. TIC, No. }
white. Ike: No. yellow. 1i4R
71ssc: No. 4. ssh G7es-c, No. 4 rel
low. 5ol1 a71c-
Oats-Nc. 5 white. El9Es1c. No
white, 4oHsG4lLc; standard, 1-ac
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA. III, May as-Co-lys-.
ket 1GlEc higher. No. yeEloE- II
G7iAc: No. yellow. TIC: Nc. ys1
low. -elac. No. miIes. TIE. We.
; mixed, Tic.
Oats-Market ssGSc higher. No.
? white. AK G4s1se= No vhste-
4oh aHAc: standard, &c
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, May ss-Eor -ecesu..
1900; marker slow, 80 iurs Mir.s
and butchers. sSMGS5a- good har
ss..oGS-e. rough heavy. s.2aS 10
light. ss-o5Gs-so: pigs sseaeSw
Cattle receipts s.sos. -a-Ss4
steady BeeFes. s72sas 30. cou
and heifers, sS.7sasHz stoess-z
and feeders, ss4eGsy51- THrs- s-1e
Oslo. calves. $50 Gla2.
sheep receipts 1862. make. s5or
Native, ssIsGsfs. ~=za-z. gna
$40; lambs, ssla6s.lh. ~esera-
ss.4e6s. 80.
St Louis Live s4ecx-
EAST ST. LOUIS. Mar &-czrj.
receipts $500; market s1easy. Texas
receipts 2-zo5; native see< ss>--x
VIE Oslo; COWS and heats-x. -
POE; stockers and feeders. * sa5
sec; calves. s5aaGas.7s. Teas
steers ss-7s6s $40: cows ans s.ss--x
s..5aGes5.
Hog receipts ls.sse- r,x-s.t Y-,s-
poets Ice lower. Mixed ma -,u-rn.-r
ISIS $50, good 10 Aesrr. ss-sa
s.So: rough, s7-75G 80 nxat .sosa
). %.
Sheep receipts $500 .s.e, .,s
mutton. s4Fs6 $50. hns. rNs
$40; spring lambs. s7lsesa
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LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
kaass. City Live ssoes.

p - -, e
r,rS,s --
-. 49, $50
&c. -
800. ~. -
.@.ssS - ssnG-a
- - -,
- = $50 :
SS.- .sn-aSs s.
-sas y
40.
$50
-
c,,.u - 60.
/. sss. n,ars.. ..ronr "a, Ia..]
:. - =. 80.
- = 80 a. ~
E-a-
80
sos 1929 '
90 Da $780,
~ -
e~ & ESGE on fa~he r. -SGS I'll
erss g saas
eas-.,. p-..s,..
f-E1raco 49, .s-nn,,s-rv,
.ssla1sxr nr-s. r1rars.c. a.l,l
= - ~
ExEs-Frsts. Isc: Ordinary nrsu|
rrGrTLc
Che.-Trsns is4 Rl4c;; Young
Americas. .5E ElsHr
Posa,oes-Michiszn- e5Gse: Wiz
corssn- s5asec.. Nfraesosz. ssTsec.
Live puust~ Fowls. lsGis,Ac;
ers. -S9aec. surkeyx. ssc.
NeN York ProdDee.
NEW YORK. Nay es--Fon mari
ket eriet. unsettled
Pork ua-ae quick. Mess. sae.aoeI
e7sa
spot $sSs6sss- n
Sugar raw, market flrner. CeatHl
fuzaI tess. az: .suscaTade 50 teal
ses7
Sugar. refined. market i'm ct|
Leaf Sass: crushed. 34-ss; powders
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4.r ss 4is War,

Se1@sA- SEss Ss-ssss - J
"a sSss-1zs 1sl % - s erF
l75''. 1-1s s7llss'1-s-s'.s1 s-zEsas zs'1 15
1's- fza1 ssT asssS sE1- Cs1 Iaes-
'r1.rssssFe - s--sssS 1s-s srczF -s--s
SsT 1zsI5c II X
,sseh ~ !" s5s''s'lz r'ls'-~
h~,<f.1's5 S-'f'ssssta s |x
s>Tf ~ az c-s-c 1sTs.e- ozT~ @ets
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
CUTTING OFF LEAVES WHEN
ROOTS ARE INJURED.

s. II the root SYSTEM is at all injured
reduce the leaf area by removing a couple
of the largest leaves or cutting OFF about
half of all the larger ones. This is nearly
always a desirable practice, since there
is liable 10 occur much more rapid trans
piration 1oss of water from the leaves in
the garden than in the hotbed.
o. Fit each plant with a collar or pro-
tector of paper 10 deter the cutworm, the
veritable arch enemy of gardeners every
where This may be either a strip Of
paper rolled about the stem. so as TO eX-
tend an inch below and two above the
ground level or a fiat piece Of somewhat
heavier stock. round, square or octagonal,
with slit from one side 10 the centre
and two or three interesting cuts there
TO permit the passage OF the stem. This
should be slipped on and fitted close down
on to the soil after the plants are set.
:. Give the plants thorough soaking
as soon after they are moved as possible
As the season advances and the trans
planting to the sunny garden becomes
more OF A tax 10 the more tender plants
ii is best 10 cover these for the midday
hours with small clay or paper pot. a
cone OF paper or an old berry box. The
latter IS especially good for use with let
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-10
BOGUS SLEUTHS A
PEST In LONDON
ROgues Who Live on Hush Money
Extorted from Gamblers and
Night Clubs.

This case is one OF considerable inn
portance. II has been known for a
long time that there Is a class of men
who successfully extort money from
bookmakers by pretending 10 be on the
police force"
The words are those OF counsel repre-
senting the Commissioner OF Police in
recent case In which a bogus detective
was accused OF blackmailing book
maker-a case which called attention TO a
particularly mean kind OF fraud. For not
only do these bogus detectives extort
money from bookmakers and other peo-
pie. but they overwhelmingly only in
small degree-in smirching the reputa-
ton OF the police and detective forces.
In the particular case mentioned a bogus
detective introduced himself to a book
maker in a West End restaurant as a
Scotland Yard man and proceeded to
arrest him for street betting and take
him 10 the nearest police station. On the
way, however, he suggested 10 the book
maker that the matter could be
squared" and ultimately it was ar
ranged that the prisoner should meet
his "captor' and bring IS with him. The
bookmaker. however had his suspicious.
with the result that the bogus detective
was duly arrested.