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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
Law Institute to Move.

The New York Law Institute. which
for many years has been tenant OF
the old Postoffice Building, is to move
to the Equitable Building. II has rent
ed space on the eighth, ninth and tenth
floors, comprising in all about 10000
square feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
Diaz Real Founder
of MeXiCO'S Greatness

Once from the French and daily irom
itself Porfrio Diaz saved Mexico. The
warrior who put "Cinco de Mayo on
the Mexican calendar won place IN
the hearts of his countrymen. None
knew better than the willy Dlaz the IN
security Of high position in the re.
public" and, apparently needless OF
sfTcctionate acclaim. he became master
of that masterless land. For thirty
five wears he ruled as a despot. In
those thirty-fve years Mexico throve
amazingly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03
Fighting at Seventeen.

In his eighty-ffth year on the day OF
his death the memories must have
come in troops to Portrio Dlaz all OF
them sombre. At the age OF seventeen
he began a lifetime of lighting lie
organized a company and fought the
Invaders from the United states
Seven years later he was hghtlng the
dictator. Santa Ana. 1t was Porhrlo
Diaz. a youth shunted aside from the
priesthood only by casual acqualnt-
anceship with Benito Juarez, ex-Gov-
ernor of his native state of OaXaca'
and the fight with the Amercanos that
first successfully defed Santa Ana.
In 1862 Diaz defed the French, COM
nolled the sending of large reinforce
ments from France to save Maxi
mil;an's throne, and with Mexican
army fought the successful rear guard
action that cont .ibuted largely TO the
y;ctorv Of the Fifth of May Presl-
don't juarez offered him the portfolio
If War or command OF an army corps.
Diaz would take neither, saying older
men we're better fitted for the posi-
tons.
A Prisoner of the French.
II was in his beloved 0axaca that the
French at last overwhelmed Dlaz ana
sent him TO Puebla prisoner Not
mil his men had deserted and he had
served and fired a field gun unasslsted
aid Diaz surrender. That was in Jan
nary. 1865. The French found MN as
sljppery prisoner as had santa Ana;
The cessation of the Civil War IN the
limited States and the insstence upon
the Monroe Doctrine compelled rance
- .f ~
10 desert Macmillan. Al the heau OF an
army Diaz captured Puebla' ms recent
prison. and paroled all captured oincers'
although the custom was TO shoot theI"
as traitors, and one OF theh nau ~ ~
ecribed one-tcnth of the reward onered
for his own capture. On the day OF his
victory he was marrleu u! Pi0N' W
Selma Criega Y Reyes.
General Diaz was nominated Tor the
prosiderc, in 1867. He refused TO OPP
nosc Renito Juarez, his friend ana
potron Five wears later Juarez died.
bfiaz refused to take any post under
~ successor. and sailed for the
irni+od States. In January, 1876, Cen
orai No., andez. at the head of 1000
Oavaca Indians, proclaimed Dlaz COM
,,andor in chief of the army OF re-
e' Tbe revolt spread rapidly when Diaz
assumed command. After many battIes
"nd several thrilling adventures, one OF
~t included swim in the shark
infested waters of Tampico and CON
ceaIment in a Yankee shippers chest
Ma ente~ed the capital on November
"a, 1876. n.;l,,
He was elected President for term
of four years, and al once set about
reforms that made for progress. FROM
1850 TO 1884 Manuel Gonzalez was
President, though Diaz was stlil the
central fyure. In 1884 he was again
elected and held Office continually IN
/ Nh his resignation in 1911.
From the first he sought 10 develop
the resources Of the country. tie IN
vited the investment OF foreign capital
and made sure, through his Tursles'
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

, | shall have 10 take Won I'm hand"
Any old time, hW, { place MY
self IN your hands ait with d
mile.
sin did nor say anything for O
moment but he looked al mo ,c.y
closely.
Aren't You happy he asked at
last
As happy az it is gyen 20 as poor
mortals on this earth ! answered
Bin drew "a Tong sigh. - guess ]
am getting Old, hc said "for II j
had met you in this mood q Few
wears ago would have asked you
q turn this car around and take
us UP 20 ---- for q cup OF tea
or something stronger
And then Won would have tried to
nirt with mo. broke in. It's 100
late Bill-too lato for Won and 200
sillv for me may as we'll trll YOU
that have never te.t Tie in.linaion
10 interest myscif even mentally, Iot
aIoLe senrimcr'ao. ri uhr alqn ~
ccut once fer about a half hour on
the train. and that man was killed
shortly after in a wreck
1871 laughed Siren he. exclaim-
"a gaily do all your smiles mean
death. ~
Let's don't jest about it, Bill /
have always fe't very sorry for that
man who died 10 save my life
so thai was g." said BIN curt
ously Well Margie. We all have
cur little romances, don't we9'
But this was not a romance" /
protested earnestly, only an cpl.
sode"
SAY, Mrs Wayerly." he interrupt
cd himself. do you know think
You are an expert driver. hut do you
know We have been travelling around
this block AZ least four times? II
Donna should see Us cannot count
on the consequences.
Hush up goose Donna might
not trust YOU, but she would trust
me. always. under any circum-
stances"
"She would do moro than would 4"
What do YOU mean. Bill Tenney >"
81 moan that there is not n human
being on this wide earth that I
would trust under any clrcum-
stances"
ITO De Continued
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Tempting Dish
From Left-Overs
eoudins


These dainties may be made from
a very small amount of any cold
roast fowl. Many fancy "Boudn
Of Game" has been made from the
remains Of a roasted tame duck p"
Chop small bits Of any cold
cooked poultry very fine. To eacu
pint Of The chopped niCdt add 7
even teaspoonful Of salt, dash Of
cayenne and tablespoonfuls Of
minced parsley. Put into stew pan
cup Of stock or milk. add table
spoonful Of butter and . tablespoon
fuls ~ stale bread crumbs Stir
until boiling then add tho chopped
meat. then take from the hrc and
add well heaten eggs. Fill small
we'll CREASED molds and stand
these IN pan ~ hot water and set
pan in oven for 10 minutes. Serve
With rich cream sauce and small
squares of currsnt jelly.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
By Ethel
Lloyd
Patterson

Eyes" | agreed. lets go back
And so II happened that in the
dusk of one evening ! made my way
TO my own doc" with my new dress
suit case in my hand II was tho
bag Andre had bongh. me the dd'
after our hasty wedding. In IL was
the outfit he hurriedly mad gathered
together for me- at the time.
Usually when | came home after
a days absence | came with great
TODD would begin calling TO-
Stella or Billy The instant ms key
was in the front door ! usually
rushed for them and cngulfed them
ike r whirlwnd. But this was a
different Beth Although for n long,
long while was not 10 admit IL.
ny eycs had looked upon Hope
and found II not so much worth
having My heart felt Wounded.
sore. How deep the damage ] could
not guess. Only n who had caused
II could cure the in
80 ar the mJmrur, nv STRIPS
Jagged. and ! entered my home again
quietly. felt older than when !
had lcfJ it-oh, very mu-h older.
But my ste1 could not BE- 100 light,
nor TOO slow. for one person ~ least
TO hear H. stella was waiting for
me She met me with n littlo rush.
I'm an instant be almost had Hunr
The bag from my hand snatChed NV
hat from my head, and had me in
her dear. loving arms
"Nhv. Beth sire exclaimed. Pad
little Both not even to let M como
20 tho wedding Just TO 20 ~ and
get herself married by all hor lone.
lies Naughty little Beth But
never mind. III forgive YOU. Whore
Andre Here. let mo look "a yor.
Her two palms were hone7'h nav
chin and she raised my face 10 gaze
into NV ewes could nov -pcak
GuD know that rii t1o pain and
~ aprririwent ros- from 0y heart
and Law rir-orcd here for Stella
10 sec. 7 save her own eyes widen
and soften with understanding. pity
and She great yearn'nE ol Ncr love
for mo. Slowly eho drew mo clos er
ujl MY head won't down on her pro-
tc"ting shouldcr and then, AZ le7st,
I cried ae though my heart would
break
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
MOTOR AGENT
TAKES BRIDE

J r.. Levi. representative for the
King Motor Car Co, has been so
ousy putting the eight-cylinder King
prod1ct on the map in the southeast
that even matrimony was merely an
incident with him.
Last week in Charleston. Mr. Leyi
took enough time from business to
be married That evening he mere
ly used it 10 nil out a 50-word night
letter to the factory by saying Was
married today" When the factory
wired him congratulations he did
lot give g., details mercy sayin"
- ~ aoipv fW rah"
Last evening officials Of the King
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

Conductor StokowsN mounts the
stand, as no seating will be allowed
during the numbers Tickets for the
concert are now ON sale I'm Grin.
nelrs box Office
o
A large number of articles lett
over from the bazaar given by the
Woman's auxiliary TO the rescue
work Of the Salvation army, will be
placed on sttft-, Thursday and Fri
day. In The new hamlet building
Ladies who are doing their Christ.
mas shopping early. viii find there
many helpful ideas, ard u bCwiider
ING array 40 choose from There
are beautifully embroidered and
handmade articles, donated by some
OF Detroit's cleverest needlewomen
dolls, wearing apparel. etc. Several
OF the seasons debutantes have
made and contributed number OF
beautifully decorated Christmas
boxes. which. filed with candy OF
other sweetmeats viii make d
charming and unusual gift There
will be a chance for the housewife
10 lay IN a supply Of dainties ard
extras for the Christmas board fol
the finest Of canned goods that are
lust a liule different. ieiiies, jams
and pickles made i'm the homes anC
from famous recipes viii be on sale
TIE proceeds will 60 toward the
equipping and furnishing OF th'
children's department Of he new
resclle home "
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

committee OF the Detroit Federation
OF Women's clubs. Mrs r. ;. Leon
ard, Mrs. James l.. Hand and Mrs
j NJ Brooks acted as hostesses
The proceeds will be used 10 pro
vide Christmas cheer for poor chit.
drcn
.
Delta Kappa Epsilon and Psi Up
slon fraternity houses. in Ann Ar
haE-rg+l- entertain the following -pe-
troii young women at house parties
10 be- given The coming weekend.
Miss Juliana Moring. Miss Con-
stance Blauyelt. Miss Josephine
clay. Miss Agnes Taylor Miss Mar
garet Saunders Miss Esther Caul
kins
.
81 stephens Episcopal church
viii give holiday bazaar. supper
and social entertainment Wednes.
day and Thursday, in the guild
rooms Many beautiful az we'll as
practical articles will be on sale.
supper will be served from 20 S
o'clock. The purpose Of the fair is
10 make members OF the parish and
residents in tho district better ac-
| quainted, and the proceeds will be
devoted to the Femodeing OF the
church house to make # a social
center
.
I'm unusual Christmas sale. and
afternoon tea will be held Thurs.
day from 20 6 O'clock, In the
t4etar-of Mrs. J. y. w-ttey, No COG
! Pulnam-ave., under the auspices o.
! the Detroit Review club The ar
t'cles for sale include fine needle
work made by poor women living
IN the Kentucky mountains Al
! tached TO the articles Is little
story telling the name. surround
nes and something OF the life his
tory Of The woman whose def
dnoors have fashioned the dainty
stitches Mrs. W. &. Newton is
chairman ~ the committee In
charge
! d
Devotees OF Wagner in Detroit
2ill present Leopold Stokowski
conductor OF the Philadelphia sym
phony orchestra. with a wreath. at
the concert. Thursday evening. in
Arcadia. in recognition Of Mr.. Sto
s-vskts presentation of an all
Wagner program The concert viii
he the second in the Detroit Orchcs
tral association series The mum
beers will he entirely from the Nj
! heluneen Ring The program vii
begin promptly at SIS o'clock. anc
HE management urges that ticket
holders be in tho auditorium IN am
pie time 20 permit of seating before
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
EASTERN BODY
COMPANY TO
LOCATE HERE

4 new Detroit plant for the
Springfield Body CO.. OF Springfield,
Mass, is promised In the very near
future. The company was recently
reorganized with a capital OF $1,000.
900. 10 continue the business Of the
Springfield Metal Body Co. Of
Springfield, Mass. Walter l. Fry of
New York, heads the new corpora
ton: Hinsdale Smith. OF Springfield.
Is vice-presidenj and chief engineer.
his brother. 4 J.. Smith is treasur.
er and T. w. McGookin and Fred
eriCk Fuller of Detroit are directors
McGookin Is sales manager and is
credited with securing he volume Of
business which made Tho now cap
italiza'lon and plant extension ncces-
sary. A convertible body for both
winter and summer use. is made by
the company.
New Jersey has % cities under
[ CopnT ierf ian ru1a
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
cabban. Salad with Annle

Slice crisp cabbage and mash a
little with mallct or potato masher:
cover cabbage with Ice cold water
or clipped ice and allow 10 stand
for hours before serving When
ready To serve drain the cabbage
and turn onto n towel and dry per
fectly dry. Put layer OF cabbage
in salad bowl, then crate on a
coarse crater layer Of raw tart
apple: add second layer Of cabbage.
Then apple until required amount:
have top layer OF cabbage. Turn
Frcnch dressing all over top Of the
salad DO not stir until served De
licious with roast pork.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

Miss IDA Elick, secretary OF the
Wayne County sunday school asso-
citation is IN New York
and ttrv- l. IT ttanucr and
Mrs. r s. Wells left Monday for a
trip 10 the Pacific coast
Detroit lodge of Elks viii give ii
barn dance Thursday evening, Dec
O. in Elks' temple
%
The University Of Wisconsin club
VIII give a luncheon. Thursday, AT
l2:l5 O'Clock, in the Detroit Attn.
lctic club
Mrs John A. Mcpherson and chill
drcn, Of san Francisco. are with
Mrs Ncphcrson's parents. Mr. and
Mre Frgrk Croul, until after uc
Christmas holidays
The Rev FRANK Guusalus. Of Chi
caco viii give lecurc Thursday
evening. Dec. Q. in the North Wood
ward Methodist church, on Two
great American preachers Henry
Ward Beocher and Phillips Brooks %
o
Jacob $ Farrand Jr win enter
tain dinner guests. Friday evening,
in honor OF Miss Elizabeth Ham.l
ton. The Young folk later 10 go o.
lho coWnaout bali ot Miss Ruth
Woodruff
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

Apple Filling for Layer Cakes.
Crate enough raw tart apples TO
make ! pint. PM into saucepan with
Juice and grated rind NJ | lemon
Beat I cup Of sugar with eggs IN.
til foamy. add to grated apple. Set
over slow Gre in double boiler and
cook until like cream Take from
fire. add pinch ot salt. allow TO
cool. then spread between layers OF
spice cake Delicious.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01


learns that the light OF the hope
AhtIlsheE- MAS only mirage
And so my pitiful little honey
pom did not last very long Andre
d | had gone into the country
ietly to spend a week or ten days
| gether. AZ once one OF the tunda-
ental differences in our natures
serted itself. To Andre tho coun-
j meant nothing more nor less
Fan either n wind that chilled him
the sun which burned him, spi-
rs and things i'm the grass IL no
| 1 down, and "A lack of perfect ser
ee In the hotel such a. one is able
| obtain In a city And TO me the
|Mntry meant the soft gold OF the
|'nllght through the leaves of the
les on the paths which called me
\ every turn, the smell Of the
! ass that went TO my head like
Inc, the fine mist ihat rolled In or
IL lake IN the early morning 10 lay
imp. clinging fingers on NY lips
Ia lashes. and the tendrils OF my
|ir about my face. | wanted TO
| out I'm II. close TO IL, part OF Il
II. My heart, I'm unison with every
d on every branch in all the
|srld. seemed ready 10 burst into
|,ssom al a touch OF warmth.
ANDRE. my husband. could not M
|rstand. For him the rumble OF
lie city streets. the crash 81 music
a cabaret. the soft lishts OF little
|nps tonchine the white dimask
a table cloth with rosy color all
Future comfort n was inevitable
AT, In less than a week, We two
|ould And each other out In these
).nes and should long for the shol
OF our own studios once more
Mere We could hide orr disapuoiat-
| ent IN each other Il Was Andre
|bc FIRST suggested that our honey
bon was over
k'Beth. he said abruptly i've had
bout enough of his country bust
SIS for the prefent. haven't you'
BID as long as we did marry so
kddcnly left an awful lot ~ work
tng about which ought 10 be-
tned in What do Won say II We
bike for home? I fancy VOW have
few jobs OF your own you ought
/ get busy with
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Who Likes juicy Apples? Here's,
Some Ways of Using Them

2 tablespoonfuls OF -four with cup
of sugar and stir slowly into the
cooked apples Beat the yolks OF .
cggs end tho whites Of until
foamy; fold into cooked apple and
turn into pie pan that has beer
lined with a rich pie crust. Bake
in quick oven % minutes. Beat the
white OF egg 10 stiff dry froth,
add I tablespoonful OF sugar and
beat a minute, then spread over top
Of tho pie and set pie in hot oven
10 become golden brown. Serve the
pie warm.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

later taking the young people 10
the Detroit oper1 horse, 10 see
George ArIiss, iu "Paganini
Miss Rata pp4--l-i4t --4-he- has been
The guest OF Mrs James J. Hand,
returned MONDAY. 10 her home in
Rochester, y. y Miss Present, an
accomplished musician. was wideIy
entertained during her stay in De.
rot
'lrs Frank CrOr gave q theatcr
party Tuesday evening. In the De.
lroit opera house. followed by sup
per in the Detroit Athletic club. IN
Eonoc OF Mr. and Mr. Willard VII
hanson - Picdc'H Cal. the
guests &C Mrs ! r. Dennis.
Airs f. caldwell Walker viii GA.
terrain az dinner Friday evening.
for Miss Margaret Walker the
guests later going 10 the coming.
out bail OF Miss Ruth Woodruff 10
the Hotel Statler
II hE W oman.s association OF Enxn.
uaut Presbyterian church will give
a roast chicken supper. I'm the
church Thursday evening Aprons
of all kind and home made candy
Viii be ON sale. afternoon and even.
ing and supper viii be served from
$50 70 S O'Clock
Mrs Walter f Parker gave q
luncheon Of beautiful appointments
Tuesday In the Country club, enter
tanning 90 women guests. The small
tables were prettily decked with
gold and bronze chrysanthemums
arches OF yellow roses CONNECTING
the. tables
The AleXandriue rest room main
tanned by tho Girls Friendly society
ia, removed from the Broadway
Narkc luildins 10 80 22l Noed
Nardayc Adjoining tho now rest
room and library Is q ~orvcsclt
lunch room, under the direction o,
the Junior league. which VIII De-
oprn daily from II 10 O'Clock
Sarah Storing tent 40 .. Uaueh.
tors uf Veteran VIII give q bazaar
and upper Friday evening. in th,
q. A. r. ball Surpcr viii b" scrv
e., from 10 o'clock Mrs Eva
NcMGup ard Mr., Catherine a.
Wagner have 4ad charge of the ar
laug,mcuts for tho bazaar
Samaritan Hosp. al Woman's aux
HAIRY viii give q card party in the
home OF Mrs. j. ~ Nearv No 30
Scyourn.ave Thursday evening
The auxiliary viii hold a business
meeting Monday Dec 6, in the Ito
tol fuller
The third annual dancing party
or rho hdiss' avIilary Of the DE
troit Florists club. viii be hel,
Thursday evening. in the Hotel Stat
Ter The proceeds will be devote,
10 aiding sick and crippled chill
dren.
81 Thomas Episcopal church vii
hold tho annual holiday bazaar and
.u"pcr. Wednesday and THURSDAY
i'm the church pa-lors. supper wil
Do served from $50 ID $50 o'clock
4 great variety OF articles Will b.
displayed for sale In prcttily ar
ranged booths.
.
over 200 attended the card party
Tuesday afternoon. in tho Hotel
Statlor. given by the child welfare
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
The Confessions of a Wife
Only a Little Black Hair Pin.


Il was very proud as We arrived
the curb to find my electric car
king so bright beside IT. The
is the last word In clectrios.
IN all the little "rehnement5" as
is painted a blue black with gray
! automobile statesmen call them.
es and my monogram in gray or
side of the door.
inside the upholsterinR Is o. a
~ light gray in two tones. and
tx had given orders that IL should
her be sent TO me without a half
zen pink roses in the cut glass
BE al the side.
I3il Tenney's eyes lighted as he
|ked at e. IL did not know they
de them SO good looking. I'll have
Iget Donna enc" he said.
by this time had unlocked the
pr and bent forward TO put my key
the controller and there lying on
floor of th- rarssyas' r. black ~-fHs
lb!a' Si.t. sys wear
brass ones as they show less m
red hair. I wondered idly how
hair pin could have gotten there
the mat was supposed TO be TAX
out and shaken every night, and
IN all Joy and pleasure in the car
b. I saw red.
n Bill had not beer With me
Ink ! would have just driven IT,
70 tree at full speed and taken
consequences. As Il was. I pull
myself together and said don't
fool" under my breath. Bill
khed forward n little and said
nything the matter, Marg!e, are
b getting cold feet az driving me-"
mot biz OF It; come on. I'll
We you home In a iiffy"
did not dare pick up tho hair pin
Itch in the light might look as
,ugh II was made OF ten-penny
h, and as Bill helped me in !
de the mistake OF trying TO brush
aside with my foot. ! am not
Re that Bill saw II bur he imme-
Itely began 20 talk OF Donna and
w comfortable they wero together.
almost feel as though I'd like 10
unhappy married couples to get
ivorce and marry again" he said,
Unsteady "Donna and I are now
ling to please each other instead
leach feeling annoyed because the
Ter does not seem 10 please us.
But Donna never did anything to
please YOU. Bill" said.
toh, didn't she?" remarked Bill
her grlmly. perhaps not very
en, but a woman can look more
|ngs In a half n minute than
In can say In an hour"
laughed II nave never thought
nna was nagger since ! knew
!"
She Is not and I suppose that !
look upon her attitude from my
n point Of view. but at that time
was working pretty hard during
day and ! wanted to FORGET Il II
ssible when ! got home at night.
ma always wanted to talk over
affairs Of tho day, not only her
Iairs but my affairs. and | finally
h into the habit OF ducking
THAT Is habit. habit that grows
a man" broke In. especially
| he always finds II an open season
ducks whenever he leaves home
h mother for the hunt Of distrac-
IN.
Marrie. |" accused Bill. you've rot.
sIansy since have been away.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
BY CAROLINE coE.

Here are some dandy ways OF
using apples
Baked Apples and Sausage.
Remove stem end from large tart
apples and take lut the core and a
little OF the flesh OF the apple Fill
The space with tablespoontuls Of
highly seasoned sausage meat and
bake in the oven until apples arc
tender but not soft enough 10 lose
their shape Serve hot Fine for
luncheon.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

sector Car 20. gave NJ Levi, who
liNed Ia the city yes erdas. a con.
y-3uIGtorv ,TEIrer in tho Statier h,-
tel rll!owe b. the tier party In
the Torrisf Those " % sat In at
The fcssr were L. A. Vol3,recht. J H.
Scigfriod, r. p Bishop H. c. Brad.
Geid. b. Meers, j. y. Gatleat..
George 9 Quincy. of the King Motor
Gar Co and Clarence |. and WalrnM
Munzer, of the r. w. MGnzer Sons
Co, Minneapolis, King distributors.
Platinum prices now stand at
rroQ ST. 70 sos an OUNCE.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Annie pic with Merinoue.

Stew enough sour apples 10 make
. cupfuls when cooked. Put pulp
through sieve and while hot add
Tablespoonful ~ butter and the graf.
Cd rnd and juice of I lemon Mix
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01
Beth; The Girl
WHO Went RICH"
No. 2OO-The Home Coming.

\ .girls heart breaks when AT last
learns that the light OF the hop,
eheTlahes Mnz only a mirage.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

New Jersey has % cities uudcr
commission rule
The Detroit times., 1915-12-01

over 200 attended the card party.
Tuesday afternoon. in tho Hotel
Statlor. given by the child welfare