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The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
FATHER SAYS SON
HAS BEEN LUREn
TO WHEAT FIELDS

James Malseed, real estate dealoF.'
OF No. l56 Copeland-ave., complaine6
to tie prosecutors Office. wednesday,.
than his 11-year-old son. John. had,
been lured from his home to the hars
vest fields of Nebraska by an en-
ployment agent who has Operated
anicng the lads of the neighborhood.
ITS eqp-- to peonage." said MaE
seed. "These youngsters, who ought
10 be kept at home, are taken away
without baggage, or money to gee'
back home with"
According to Malseed, his son de-
parted because he didn't want other
aaventurous lads in the neighbor-
hood to dub him a coward. John
let his home. Monday morning. say
ing he was going out TO play base
ball. When he did not return In the
evening. the father began a search.
Early Tuesday morning. Mr.. Maisee0
found some youngsters who hao
heard that Jchn was 20 join the bane
" Inch was going TO Nebraska. A liz
he later. a hoy came 70 the Maisee0
home nth Johns baseball nitt.
John said | could have the mitt.D
said The little visitor. eff wouio
tell YOU he went TO Nebraska last
pight Fl q o'clock. He said he didn't
want to 20, biit that nan who was
around said he didn't have to be tied
10 has mothers apron strinss all hie
lire-and besides the boys might eau
him a coward"
Because John has passed bis sev-:
cnteenth birthday. and can no longer
come under the Jurisdiction OF the
iuyeune court, the prosecutors once
is unable TO issue complainy
against the employment agent.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
Aid Finally Given Kay
rOuck, Who Needs
Fl Stitches
HAS HELP IN HIS
SUICIDE ATTEMPT
Insane, Hospital Pa
tient Uses Knife On
Throat

An insane Pole, by the name OF
Mike Kayrouck, age 40. cut his
throat in a terrible manner We'd
nesday. shortly after noon. in an
attempt 10 commit suicide. Kay
rouck was ccniined AT the Hotel
Dieu and used the knife provided
for MIN ut dinner.
The police we're called and Kay
rouck was taken in an ambulance
to the Jail at Sandwich. Here a
controversy arose between Gov. Har-
mon, OF the JAIL and the police au-
thorities. GOV Harmon would not
receive Kayrouck on the grounds
that Kayrouck was in a dying condi.
ton, and. further, that the law,
known as the Jail act, stipulated
against the reception of an insane
person kayrCuck In the meantime
lay for two hours in the ambulance
in which he was taken 10 Sandwich
Finally re was thrown back upon
Chief of Police Morand at Ford City,
the patient having been committed
from there 20 the hospital some
three Weeks ago.
In spite of The legal bubble, which
fer time made a veritable shuttle
cock Of Kayrouck. he was al
length given medical attention
Forty-two stitches were necessary TO
close the wound In his throat. He
now lies in the hospital AT Ford
City. He will be taken to London.
Wednesday evening, by the provin-
rial authorities, and placed in the
asylum. 1t was declared, Wednes.
day, that Kayrouck is in very
critical condition. with chances
about even.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
Aiortuary.

FLETCHER--July I, Logan VI, be-
loved son OF John and MARY
Fletcher. hrother Of PAUL. Irene
and Ruth Fletcher Funeral Thurs
day from residence. 600 Junction
ave NJ S'is. and from Holy Re
desmer church Mt ..
McsouGkN July D. 1918. suddenly,
Sadie McGouRan. widow OF The lats
. captaln Angus McGotEan Funeral
Friday from = W Maney's chapel,
~ Nationai-ave. at y. m. Pri-
vate.
MiTCHELI~-July s, 1915. Essie A.,
wife of c T. Mitchell Funeral
Mrs L. NJ. Gibson. 1874 East Grand
blvd
RICH-July cat his residence, 80!
PNtnnm-avc.. Charles A.. beloved
huHband W Nav and father ~
,ieoree Rich. brother Of Mrs VIII
liam Charlrs Henseler and Edwin
y. Rich Notice ~ funeral later.
sIIE, ~ providencc hospital July
6 iplS. Michael shea. brother of
Cornelius shea Mrs lTonora O'Con-
nell and Mrs r McGlynn. ~ Chit
cAgo Funeral from his brothers
residence. so Brauard- st. Thurs
dnv morning at sac. and 81
Nlo~slus church at ..
sPEiCHEH- Hattie. at the home OF
hor mother. Emma Speicher. l73
I.athrop-aNe., beloved sister of
Gertrude. Nellie, Frank, Eva and
Walter Spe'cher. Funeral from
the home Friday ut 70 O'Clock noon.
VAN DtMME--July 6. NJ residence.
ASG Macumb-st Charles L., be-
loved husband ~ MARY Elizabeth
Van pamme. aged 80 years. Flu
pora Friday 20 a. m from resi-
depce trd a'cO ~ our Lady OF
sorrow church via auto.
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Edward q. Welter. 80. Tifnn, o.
Ethel M. Hoffman, Is, same.
Alex kaczanowski 20 Rosaiia
PuHtclink. rs
Leo Grefay. i9, verna Trombley.
giuseppe comarda. %. Gianpino
Dorateo. -.
Joseph McNulty. a.; Julia Hennie.
August ]. Bankstahl 81; Mary A..
NoVak Maleser, 80. Highland Park:
LuDica Sclasar, 80, same.
Louis hogan, a., Charlotte Cob
John u. Kern. %. rifan. O.; Fran
ces Il. Fleming. ~, same "a
Axeli Hytanen. "A Iita Rcsanen. 20,
Walt schwenneker. 20. Myrtle
Joseph zych. 81 r.eonora Maza-
woicioch pxlcdz,r 22i Katherine
Michael H. Diteboy. 80. Pontiac,
q conrad discus %. indianapolis.
Ind: Ethel ~ quick %, Detroit;
Louis TomasSowsh 10; Anna
james kley 80. oll,e Tietz, %.
Edwin G ErkHtz. 20, Leora krem-
Ladwig Kceli> %. Youngstown. o.;
Nor, siaNsok. IS, Detroit
John anthony. &c, Detroit; Edna
Frrast. go cleveland.
Minor T. Jones ~ Nellie G.,
Rookie. 90
Leon Rusmich. %; Sophia Bushin-
ska 90
Edward Redcrcr. i2. Ethel Polati-
niue s.
Edward w. shepherd. 81 Lima, o.;
Thcreea LoucWorfh Is Detroit.
Charles Wcslcy. 80 Beatrice
Brown -
Len Sfrp1rd, -, I.ausinhi Mary
Naacau. 81. Detroit
Anthonv Wl0darezy. IS, stella Ser
fer 80
Gc6rge Johnston, 80; Laurctta Cur,
It's 20
Milton n. Williams 90. Highland
PARK Helen 7. Wan l{0lseu. -. same.
waso potrl p. 90. Annie stan -
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
Active Under covsf.

In spite OF numerous repofts q
have been fabricated out d m
more than nothing. there are /
new developments in am o6
way, or, in any event. IN 4 wxl;
be given the public, In the dyna
case. SO far as any statement
the public Is concerned the ~
now rests just as It did, f0t1
the arrest and alleged copfa6n
Letter. Grown Attorney m
other officials, are, howaSt
tinuing active In the case S. 81 ~ n
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
Deaths.

Frederick jacob. eo2 Second. 20
years. senility: Sarah Wheeler. Hills-
dale. Mich. meningitis: Fred l.c May,
4tp EImwood, ~ years pulmonary
fubercuiosis; Howard Spencer ella
asthma. Winthrop r. Victor, Addison
aorta; Margaret Luebner. 5es Vine
wood is years. cancer OF liver. Cecc-
liza Pletzmann. SIS West Jencrron, a2
years. obstruction ~ bowel baby ~
Alex Tiuhau, 90 Hughes Terr-.e. J
day, patulous .fcramen- oyaie; liza
beth Flora Wiltsie, 1897 II. Jefferson,
pappi'lfcEnus ovarian cyet with mo-
iastagis: David Lincoln, Harper. hos
SEQ Harpcr years. broncho- rneumo-
MIA: Helen Stermaszak,s 532 AlcNan-
drInc ~ 4 mohths. ssnsmer com
plant: Mary sstssranaki Graz h Ssn,,
Lewis, Sal Mack. 90 .ycarr pneumonia
phthisis. John Strock. Boulevard san
itarium % years, ryonephrosis: Mrs
Esther MAY Kent. pr2v,aenee h9spu-
Margucrite C. otto. WyRndottc. Mich,
81 years. post diphtherctlc paralysis
Gustav wurm 10 FETISH. G7 years. val
yular dIssase ~ the heart baby OF
stiii born; Adam Prys. % otis days
urosuafure birth: baby ~ Harry NJ
Beer. Providence hospital. J hour
premature birth. Amelia chatfed
tracc hospital. So years fracture OF
skull: WIN Mc'turray. Providence
hospital 10 months, enteritlsy War
care, CARDINAL. III Sixth. \ dnys pre-
mature birth; Joe Fltz, Harvard
2 years, broncho-pneunLonia Charles
Wellington shorts. 3e, Eliot: 40
years, pulmonary tuberculosig, Hans
Peter Thompson, ssl Berlln, g. years
chronic endocarditis: Henry Bridge.
EoIobeii thinner ernoid.- Mich, &
yoore, ilco co1itis; Pau1ina Iursznoy-
~ Schultz ~ yssrs. artsrio sc'cro-
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
WINDSOR NEEDS
MORE DWELLINGS

Commcntiug on the statement Civ
en- ont by City Engineer Brian, q
few days since, to the effect that
building activity In Windsor had
considerably fallen OF IN the last
six months, the manager OF one o.
Tic prominent Nain-st real estate
Offices gaid that the waiting attitude
on the part OF The public was mark
eddy noticeable with respect to real
estate activity rs well.
lie said that 50 FAR as his ohser
walton went conditions in Windso7
we're ras'ciy sound nut that unquee-
lionably tic war wa being taken
4 the preicxt In ,hc minds OF very
iQauy Tor conservatism Of action Nifh
respect 10 iHycslments of au' KIND
This authority went or % say ha.
building in Win's'' hed not fallen
cG for lack nt demand lie said incrc
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
.raxes oomIna q VVsII

There Is considerable acttv3k
the city treasurcr's ONCE ift3
sor at the present time. Taxfq
now due and must be paid on ql
fore the 18th OF the months p
the present week, taxes have
coming in at good rate. AN
$4,000 has been paid In 20 hx4
week. & a
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
WINDSOR NOTE

There Was little activity ~
lice court Wednesday. Only
disorderlies were Up, They
fined 50 by Justice Chene. WIN M
sided in the absence Of MagistI
Leggatt. s
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
lHBo1M6Es2G;gq

Activity In the nj * Il
ing the horne guard To- WIND
the border cities ~ I'M l
There was another 6DItIte
at the arnlouries again
evening. Over a hundred ~
ed 10 the muster roll. q u
old timers who have seed
vice In the Essex FuistIIief6 M
hand 20 sign up. Unjforms otGa
obtained aid 1t Is likely the 4
guard will soon become more 4
fest in u public way.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
OUTS CUSTODIET
IPSOS CUSTODES1

II was announced In the o1icc g
tho Justice courts. Wednesday nor
In.. fhat Constable Leo Romans
Rad donn too much detecting fur
own gond. while stationed At
stole falr grounds Tuesday. dur
tho irotnpg race meet. Romnn
guarded others so closely that
forgot about himself. Result. y
watch taken by plrkonclke1
manski refused to tIec ! ~ .
experience. !, r. |
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
Classified a.,t':''... | s T,. !.

Cash with order, IL charged. -
,ino
No transient adver tising inserted
tor less than l6c Nth cash. ise ~
charged. per Insertion.
The above rates apply 10 all rlassi
hGations except Births. cards oi
Thanks, Obituaries, Meeting Notlees
and all ads preceding Male Help.
.Birtns. Deaths, Cards u Thanks
and Meeting Notices Minimum
charge. g5c Tor IS words or less over
% wOrds one. and -one- third CENTS Tor
each extra word
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
Births.
GIRLS


John ORLANDO. Is i.lsander. David
Joseph l.. brecQut, it2 Saippcrd, Mr.
thur Herman Torian. $40 Scuo 5
John Paul Marsach l-f GOODWIN
James Woodlyr g. Brewster. WI
liam Herman Better, Jd6 jefferson.
east. Gcorpc r. Murphy. 81 Canhsld.
west; Harold e. RiehOrdG. 242 Fam !.
hurst, samuel y Schluechter: 2
spring p J. .schiinkert loll liud ,
on. George + G. RudenskL ~
mond ,'harios w Winr~N 30 Ado
laide Roy kllson, i0i. Field; Henry
Ia House. $50 cadillac, CuStAv
Huard, si3 Philadelphia. Richard
Blttie. Is Bu~nett Henry pcIlocghe,
500 BenItenp. Mia liartun. 1853
sheridan. =. TimoghNc, go southern,
August I.awrenoe. $50 hthdric .
eAlnnzo Wcnz $50 Leland. John Caul-
Gilbert iohn saworl 10 Hammond :
WAYNE Schroeder. 4Ts Wheclork J.
puolek 1916 Dubois Leon llezersk !:
y 81 Joseph Wil,ian ia H Ternvsa ~
Edward Ralph kehos @i1 Wost
Gra nd blvd Ernest Lockwood. -
Bellevue: Joseph Bcn. Providence
hospital Albert Ciszowskl lte Thir-
Heien charles Pohi Providence hos
pitai. MaFynnn tasuski. 1872 THIRTY
second. James william Carey ~
Hart, Frank Kiusa rs Boyj, HARLEY
Ahil lA'N' W.. ~ A'f
cenze Fintozzl Irf Horauo. 10 n
Fox ecGa Lane. Louis James GouN,
Providence hospital. RAYMOND kon-
rav. ifg pistci Morris schwartz, tl7
81. Auhn rete Oylowski 1852 Nc
Deugail Bent Frank Drollier. 30
Pitcher; Frank Murra$. samaritan
hospital
Frank iflHstaNya. 400 Brandon {
Cornelius lanRston Henderson. 20
Thirtlrth: Harry LiebovitZ 52l Hast
ings Charles H. World, $50 Euclid.
east. " liam Robert smith. GU DIN
Louis Maudel. woman's hoSpital ;
Tor Isaarat. 1871 Semiuole; Ferdi-
nand kohicr. oto Forest. east II.
Raymond Nose. as t'rontenac- blvd;
Hamilton blvd Marvin sargent. 92i
CharleyoiN, william g. Miller o1l
sheridan w N Locke. sSj Cicot'e
William Ehlert. Rupher, Bert
Caruk. Providence hospital, r. McFh-
ochek 1874 Mt Elliott. Thomas Mar
tin Providence hospital; Hcob P9k.
rvfka.$ Gilbert Frank iINltnk, lae
Gilbert: Fred Wilson. il2l Mt FL
Holt, Joseph Tnme.noE tis tirandE :
s;nHlcy Palmer Gilbert Grace hos
p!tnl. X B'rnUow Xxi. SO Mitchell;
Arthur Henderson. 'l3 tll'fy SterI-
en- Adam. 100 k1aier, Lo'us Brenuit.
1856 RnuieN ard. cost Albert pchosc'
sa1 Catherine. Theodore WuinteSk |.
al Thtrty-4Acond. w Sgvmanski.
1895 function. william Henry vii
mot. cas- commonwealth; Frank Os-
wald prickmau, 372 Magic; Harry Ia
Graude stage. e35l lafnyette. Vs.
John Kp.hinsill 80 Twenty ninth;
John Nnlisze wslL SEQ Williams
Frank Brinnick. $50 hIupp; u. Ken
ney. 20 Hawthorne. Leonard Sawtckt
4 BELLEVUE Thomas Martin, Prov :
dence horpItal. Edward Rnwley. iilE
Rrookly.n. James Wesley SnOdden. l3
Pearl. q Prorfn. 10 Portland. Mike
Jywcko. s75 Harper; y. Gulkowrki.
Detroit: George Turner ZIG Howard.
John Fielder 2aS IICndric; walter
Herhst. esS Rocsevclt, T. pasYttiu.
4so Roosevelt @. kprpth 80 Home
Andrew punker. ses At Auhin; y.
Srigaszcwski. 3Si Theodore
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08

The Anglican Sunday schools n
Windsor and Walkerville win
their annual excursion and ple
Thursday. They win 90 to Bob
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08

In the matter OF the extensicn
the Windsor cemetery board, yn
Anderson and Henry Clary. Of NJ
sor, have been named as arbitrA6
between the cemetery board and
property owners of whom additiq
land for the cemetery ID desired
Magistrate Leggatt who has b4ll
seriously i'll since the death Of IT.
wife, which occurred recently y ~
ported some better. a
Edward williams, the Negro who
broke the iron bars OF the jail n
Ford City and so effected his -.
cape, was recaptured Tuesday afte1S'
noon at Chatham. He was retufne&|
to Ford City and as last reported II
still in JAIL Ss,
Officials Of the Windsor city NV
eminent have received invitation ~
attend the opening OF the first gQvs
eminent electric railroad in Ontario
July %. The line extends from Port
Stanley to London.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08

Fire, of unknown orisin.
slight damage to the Residence
James Jones, at Brant and CIV
garry Tuesday. Il
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
VEST SIDE CITY
RATHBONE AVE.
HONORAH AVE.
STAIR AVE.

We have lots Tor sale on these
streets less than one block
from car line. VIII sell ON
terms, furnish money to build
your home. Let us show you.
Our auto will call for you.
Make appointments by call
ing at office or call Cherry
1866, Ridge 1558-R.
DREIFUSS REALTY CO.
905-6 Ford Bank Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
wANTED-RENi. HsTATE.
rol, sALi,--, ARMS.
CHOICE FARMS

~ 2 = ? y 7 7 = y T WIZ
100 Acres p miles from Ypsilanti
i. o. Just outside cts limits
village with good schools. electric
liehts. churches, etc. IN ideal farm
Tor stock
leo Acres Located 1iS miles
from Byron. Gcnesec county. for
ST. 600 Good soil. good fences.
and buldirGs alone worth $4,000.
GS Acres sixteen miles from De-
troit city hail Pine soil, good
huilais~s ard well fenced. Ahou.
$500 wcTth ~ cuod virgin tina her
Ga The wood lrt Apple and peach
orchard ~ more than 1000 trees
soon 80 bear Price Stt.200.
Would consider GOOD income
property a. Detroit Tor any OF
above farms
DILLON ANDERSON co.
III Ford BtCv Cadillac 1889
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
pAPCATN

fO orrca, ft wfr ttcW CITY Nall- =
1'o-he frntn cor luie po'y. s-rcnri
bbu~r hrq bnFl plated. &ts4l.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
STEAMER IpLEWILD
FOR SALE
on
REASONABLE TERMS.
Steel hull, good machinery.
Inquire
UNION TRUST CO.
Main 4470
t-nn s..t, &,,sf.,.. ,>pnts
ron sALE-MisCEiLA>Eous.
L.ING.s LATEST LIST

NJ ' NV u AAAAf4N i+Nsft
Easy terms OF adlo on rental,
Boprdwan q Gray like ucw IN.
tone .,,.......;., .........'... - lSo
MahOgany CAGE. like new ac-
ton poor ....... ..,...,....... 10
Mahogany case. like new, very -
me ....'........ ...-.. .'.' ! -
Decker Bros. DID, reanished.
Weller ~ i. Nrlsou), new, poer 1870
stone. walnut. old but good. -
Kaufman. nearly new. ..,..... $50
Marshall. excellent tone, like ,eo
s,hillof Baehmann. mahogany. ,oo
schiller .Bachmann oak, very -.
sell Ter paadmaan mission da- -, -,
Newly & Evans. very fine tone e63
Nv by ~ Evans. ike new 49,. 2sO
NNNN Ky tgeuuincb, REIN
ishcd. fair tone ...,,....... 10
llalnes Bros tsenuiEeJ cutie
old $50. -. ,....'.''it, ~ 10
xSx x Very old, fair tone. IS
Milton, like new good ...,-... 80
Milton. upright grand. very -
IDf .s...s........ s...... :
xNN xfarg, grand. very fine 40
All SQUARE pianos. ..,......,. -
All PLAYER cabinets tpiano play a.
Terms 81 monthly upwards
Where The name ~ the Tiano IS ron =
resented BY an * n means that the
name is withheld odt 90 courtesy
Ia the dealer VINO IS featuring THIS
Ling PIANO HoEsE.
70 Ltbrary-RVr over MacaulCy'B
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
EOUR-FAAIILY NAT

West slide gIcndai location. brick
veneer Is ro9s and bath each all
oak Nui~h double garage Rents
s]Itu Price 81 600. $4,000 down
State roof separate furnaces. Ask
for .lF CoWprr Ito has car.
MERRITT REALTY co,
5a1 Su; bldg Cherry 1888.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
CHURCH ST, 3 blksl from
Woodward. Bargain.
G. r. KAI.TZ.
MAIN GioG. WALNUT 3769- NJ
GRAND RIVER

Nearly . acres, on easy terms, M
right price; sure winner; $2700
viii exchange for improved prop
crty.
EBERT, 800 Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
$500 DOWN

(ew two-family fun basement. sep
arate furnaces, ~ modern Rented
$50 month. Price 1880. y snap
Nalurev- Campbell Hea ~ Co, Inc
1Ql I'rrr Press bidg
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
INVESTIGATE

30 acres. mites rrou cts ~ Dear
horn mils from tyr line fne
bu1dtnrs. c~ors i~riuFpd. ttNa Der
aero Cadillac 3s2, jli Chambcv
o. Cnnfrcree
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
: acres. on car Tine hhuae md harms
~ wiies from citv hallt s3.aef;
terms T.. y Cadillac ass; III
Chamber OF Commerce.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
REAL BARGAIN

Out Grand River, 40NteQ lot. onr
block from car. two blocks beyond
month for n few days only Walker
Walnut 3SIQ-W.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08

So BUYS UiN2E riapo. golden oak
uprieht, full size. thoroughly ovor-
hauled by our factory experts;
sweet pure tone, email payWcit~.
GRINNELL BROS Branch. 81 Mon
roe.
The Detroit times., 1915-07-08
TO nrxr--RooMs.
nNTkl FRANKIIN

F0H Ei5-itEsDaNCC PROPERTY
Evening star., 1915-05-10
See Colorado En-
Route to the Cali.
fornia Expositions

BIZ all means ri-!' Cnlorsfo on your way
20 Or FROM IL" california ExpositIons-
co!oradn-ttat wonderful empire or noun
tain scenery. tho Ike Of which Is not 10
b. fonnd anywhere else in tie world
Denver. new Roxy Mountain National
Park. colorado springs. Mauitou aud the
PBes Peak Region, Cripple Creek gold dis
tricr, Pueblo. Royal Gorge, Hell Gate, Glen
wood Springs jGsr few OF tie many In
-erestng places 20 visit on Rock Island
- cnlc circle Tour 10 tnc Panama E1post-
tions-orly $3.50 for round trip from Wash
ington. Tickets on sale daily long return
linit-stol.oyers en- route. Both cIpositIOns
Included in one ticket at no extra cost.
Take your choice Of the Rocky Noun
tain Limited" Golden State Limited"
Californian" "CoIorado-C California Erpress''
and other fast trains daily. Automatic Block
S.snah-Finest Modern All-Steel Eluipment-
Superb Dining Car Service.
We maintain Travel Bureau at 1919
Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia. Our representa-
'iv.s travel experts, who win give you
fi!I information about California. the tx
Iositisns. the numerous routes available via
i;aeA Island Lines etc.
Write for our literature on California and
he E1pnsitior. H. NJ Brown. D. r. A..
i;o5k Island Lines. fhiladelphia. a.-Adyert.se
.lcni.
Evening star., 1915-05-10
PERRY BELMONT REPORTS
PUBLICITY LAW RESULTS
Head of National Organization Says
Legislation Has Curtailed
Corruption

Perry Belmont. president of the Ma
tional Publicity Organization, has
issued u report on results of existing
national and state publicity laws.
The effect Of this legislation says
the report, has been to diminish ex-
penditures and corruption during presi-
Dental elections. and TO aid in the
operation of the previously existing
corrupt practices acts. They have
weakened. through publicity. the alli
auce between favor-seekfng corpora
tions and political organizations"
Mr.. Belmont points out that publicity
OF campaign contributions is an idea
developed in the United States, and
does not exist in the legislation of an
other country. He praises the work
Of Representative Ruck.r of Missouri
chairman OF the House elections com
mtttee.
Attached to the report is statement
by former Senator William T.. Chand-
Ter, reviewing the movement for lcgis-
lation prohibiting corporations engaged
in Interstate commerce from contribut-
ing to elections.
Evening star., 1915-05-10
TWO LOSE THEIR BABIES.
Pathetic Story of Mothers Sad Elk.
perience in Lusitania Disaster.

LONDON, May 9.-Mrs. Rose Lohden
and her daughter Of Toronto, survivors
of the Lusitania disaster. tell a pa
thetic story concerning two English
women who were rescued by the boat
in which the Lohdens left the steamer.
One woman had buried her baby at
sea. The other. with infant held
tightly TO her breast, on being taken
from the sea into the boat looked for
a moment at the childs face and then
said, Let me bury my baby" at the
same time placing the body In the
UntArv
Evening star., 1915-05-10
The Warning y
From the Boston Post.

FROM tfe Boston Post.
The Germans viii cry. of course. that
they had warned Americans not to sail
on the Lusitania. That warning was
in itself an insolent striking at Great
Britain over the head of the govern
ment of the United States. to which
the German embassy is accredited and
70 which only II had any decent right
10 communicate. II was as Inadequate
- il Was inpudent. and was not in any
ssnSe q substitute for the warning at
the time Of attack. which respectable
warf3ye---:tnd there can be such-has
hithsr9V granted 10 nOn-combatants on
the sea The court of human opinion
viii find no T5tllIation for this indie
fensibIe outrage.
Evening star., 1915-05-10
Time for Action.
From thc Baltimore American.

FTnm n" Baltimore American.
Our particular concern is as 10, what we
are proposing to do TO protect our own
lights and interests. our freedom of
movement, our trading rights upon the
common waters. and. in short. our right
TO be protected from an indiscrminate
run-amuck murder policy. operated upon
the theory that ii is war II is Ger
'ainly up TO us to make stand against
war methods that are more brutally re-
lentless and more indiscriminate In their
butchery than Were the bushwhack cking
tonaha awking, scalping Of men, women
and children warfare OF the red savages
uf our cary history
Evening star., 1915-05-10
Murder on the Sea.

FROM The Philadelphia Telegraph.
Our government has been fouted. our
people assassinated by the agents OF
an empire that has put every consider
alton of decency behind 1t in order to
terrify and isolate its enemy.
When the Lusitania sank off Ireland
she dragged with her to the bottom
Germanys last claim to a place among
humane nations. The great steamer and
her swarming passengers fell prey to
murder sheer and unashamed
Evening star., 1915-05-10
Wolfsh and Ravenous.
som the Brooklyn Eagle.

The blow at humanity. at civiliza-
tion, hard as it hits the world, hits
Germany harder still. Its effects VIII
lie cumulative They will grow wherever
there is response to impulses other than
those which are wolfish. bloody and
ravenous. They Will convert Prussian,
If not all German militarism. into a by
word and a TcproaCh. For the Won
TirpitZ regime has drawn up its own
Indictment and the fiingerprintS are
in crimson. They are there to stay.
They are there to blast name as long
as anything keeps a place on the tao-
let's of the memory. They are there to
ALLEVIATE whatever was left of SYM
pathy. They are incffaceable.
Evening star., 1915-05-10
BISHOP C. H. COTTON DEAD.
Roman Catholic Prelate of Buffalo.
n. Y. Succumhs.

BUFFALO. y. Y. May 10.-Bishop
Charles Henry Cotton of the Roman
Catholic Church died last night
Charles Henry Cotton was born in New
York in October. lS4S, and ordained in
that city June 10. 1875. Virtually all
of his service until 1903 was in St
Stephens parish, New York city. He
expected on the last day of this month
TO consecrate his new sl,o00,000 marble
cathedral in this city.