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The evening world., 1915-02-22
PHONE COMPANY OFFERS
CUT OF $1,500,0OO| IN
RATES TO CITY PATRONS


Gillette. q member Of the Appraisal
Committee. having In charge the in
vsntory and appraisal Of the prop
srty Of the New York Telephone Com
pany.
''Mr. Gillette quotes decisions Of
United States Supreme Court show
Ing that value. not cost. 10 the true
basis for rate making. He claims
that the law In New York expressly
nxes value N the basis for rates. in
stead of cost. a. 10 claimed by Prof.
Bsmis. the expert OF the Foley Com
mAttsa.
"Ar. Gillette states that the Ap-
praisal COMMITTEE wtl have finished
~ work In about three months, when
. oorrsct conclusion - 70 value o1
the propsrty viii - available.
."Mr. Gillette fixes the accrued De.
probation In the New York propsrt,
at between Ss.coo.oOo and Ss.ooo. 900
and tustifies the carrying In a Do
probation reserve. suhstantiA
amount beyond the sccrpsd depre
eia4iea toe ~ vNspeaes - 49,
IkDGN nmnonA munnnnn0nnoo Gu00DDnD
The evening world., 1915-02-22
TRANSPORT SUNK
WITH BRITISH TROOP
CLAIM IN berlin
London Keeps Silent on the
Rumor-Other Ships Re-
\ ported Destroyed. -

BrKIxN. FsA. - (By wireless to
eayviiis. L LA report has been
received here Of the sinking Of q
BritisA transport with troops. and
ths accompanying steamer. |
All the papers feature the report In
flrst page headlines, together with
reports Of the sinking Of other ves-
ssls BY submarines or mines.
An offioial Admiralty statement
said;
''.Ssar Nisuport an enemy ship.
probably Q understanding vessel
touched Q mine and sank. Destroyer
ef the enemy disappsared when
shellsd."
More than 1000. 900 men have beer
transported to France by the Britist
since The war began, and 20 far ~
known not . single casualty has 90
CURED to the present time.
The wording OF the wireless despatch
would indicate that other messages
telling Of the same disaster bad bear
sent. They may have been addresses
through London and held up BY th'
censor. On various occasions thert
have been evidences Of the tomperini
by the censor Of news despatcha
from Berlin via London when com
pared with the same dispatches SEN
from Berlin direct via wireless. Other
have beep suppressed.
Nsssagbs sent to London askinl
the truth ON the German report
brought no response.
The evening world., 1915-02-22
WHITES SURROUND
IND|ANSAFTER
ALL NIGHT BATTLE
Renegade Piutes Trapped in
Gulch by Forces Now Aid
ing U. S. Marshal's Men.
MAIDEN OF TRIBE SLAIN.
Girl Got Into Line Of Conflict
Where Others Fell-Two
Warriors Prisoners.
MAIDEN OF TRIBE SLAIN.

DENVER, Col. Fsb. 3s.-AAvicss
from 0rayson, Utah, BY telephone 70
Dolores. Col. to-day stated that the
band Of Piuts Indians under Tss-Ns.
0at. which fought . desperate battle
yesterday with . posse commanded
by United States Marshal Aquila
Nsbsksr. had been surrounded In Cot
sonwood 0uich, near Bun. Leaders
q the reinforced posse expsctsd to
rsasw the attach unless the Indians
surrsndersd.
rhs telephone line from orayson to
BiuR has bssn out Of commission
much Of the time since early last eve
ming. A. nearly ~ could bs learned
at Orayson. the whites have been re-
inforosd by armed men from the
nearby settlements and ranches. Il
was stated that the posse. originally
outnumbered BY from - to -. to-day
was stronger than the band Of In
dians.
II was believed that both the ofisi-
nal party Of redskins with Tss-Ns
Get 0Sso tuo o0toouunOuS AuOWu -
Posey's hand. which cams TO the re-
Lief OF Tss-Ns-0as after the battle
began yesterday. had been cornsrsd
In Cottonwood 0uich.
Two Indians and one white man
have bssa killed. two Indians and q
white man wounded and two Indians
captured. One q thoss killed Was a
indian mAAdsn wAe ran into ~ line
of battle.
The nsht started early Sunday
morning. wAsn ne whites. sftsr ssv.
srai days Journey by wagon iron
CortsA Col. arrived q the camp d
se-Ns-0at. the Pluto Indian leader
whose arrest - . charge Of msrds'
| Tsc-Ns-6sE wAe = a,ss ksswa .,
Everett HatcA, b charged with II,
murder last MasuA g Juaa 'Chacou
. shssp hsrAsP n AeatssumA Ceunty
ooi. After his arrest ths Indian .
eapsd 10 Utah. who're his father. ~oi,
Polt," u said - have eeunssilsl ~
sistaAsa xAs banA u which TDs-Ns
Cat u the Leader y known - An un
eontfoiiabls nomaAio tribe. which ~
On many occasions given settlers o
oouthsastsrn Utah much treublA
Lorsnso d. Crsai. special Indial
agent arrived = Noah. Utah. ias
nisht On route 70 mum with instruo
tons for xarshal Nseskss.
The evening world., 1915-02-22
One Hundred
Start in Walk
to COn,ey Island

About 5000 people were In the City
Hall plasa this afternoon to see the
start Of the annual event Of the
Walkers Club Of America Nearly
100 athletes started the walk, which
will end at Coney Island. The men
with the high marks were started a.
early as . o'clock. Eddie Rens was
on scratch. He gVt away twenty
minutes after the 1rSt walker got the
overhauled his nearest competitor be-
fore he reached the Brooklyn side OF
the Bridge. Among the starters were
Dtck Remer. national two-mile cham
pion: william Plaht. one-mile cham
pion; Jim Hooking, sixty.year-old
veteran: MoFadden. Jim Gage, Jo-
seph Pearman and Mike schwartx.
The evening world., 1915-02-22
TWO Mines STRUCK evelyn:
WILSON SEEKS ALL FACTS
President Delays Answer to Kaiser's --latest
Note-Owners Of Ship Win Make
No Protest

London Feb ~ tsoatsd Prs-TussAsr reports
his This osen death small
eoa4 anking Of the steamer
TAs Evelyn
vessels taken by osemsu ship
10 HSgoanA. while others landed In Holland
WASHINGTON ss-Fuhsr instructions given to-day By
s United states sinking
saer EVELYN
been 70 delay replies the
ptain ana orany the
sons decree Tnis was omciaily announced to-day.
The evening world., 1915-02-22
NINE. D{R|RARDT HAS
right LEG AMPUTATED;
OPERATION A SUCCESS


ass unexpected complications che WIN
have . rapid recovery.
A bulletin issued Immediately aftse
ne amputstion Of Nine. Bsrnhardts
isG said:
The operation was decided upon st
consultation on Feb. ~ of Prod.
Posi- Of Paris and Denucs ana A..
nosaa OF Bordeaux. II took place On
Monday morning and was endured
under the, best conditions. The con.
dition Of Mime. Bernhsrdt aftsr the
operation also was - good - possi-
bls. DENUCE"
Nine. DssnhArdt was In . ohssry
mood whom she was removed 70 he
hospital for the operation. She
greeted the surgeons with . smile
ana urged that they hurry the opera
ton sious % that she might return
70 Yasis - seoa ~ Sossibls.
rslegrams Of sympathy from al
parts OF ths world continue to arrive
An enormous letter rnaN arrived a,
Bordeaux this morning from tn,
divine sarah's English and French
friends.
PARIS. Vsb. S1.-rhis isttsr from
0asah DssnharAt hes bssa rsesavsd b
AmA ysas Oatulis NsaAss. wtAeW q
ths Dsss tvhe y shsat 70 lsavs sss ~
Unlts1 otgeee>i
~ Dear, ~ yos psshaes haSs
lsasas1. tAav ass goaa0 70 est - NJ
~ NeudAy. TAsy sheula hsvs eeos
. lest ouaAay. ~ Il sssms vas
~ ssfaeteaaiy preparsA tue that
0sut DeeeesmaaeA Ths pesns1paA
astisl ny right ~. - not isarns1
~ rssa u ~ has lsasssl h aa1
it VIII b charming.
Hare ass sens DAstssrapAA Nay
Oed ~ you y yeHs vsVNGA
Ten ~ Aawteans evssytAlng
tha& ~ AASosas1 hss& ] vvs1s
tVo artaales y AmsrtsA aGaAsse
| Eaisss WiihslD en- ~ AHseriaa
| Kaissr anA thrsats u death rsachsd
ms - fas aWsy ~ AnAsrra- Il mat
tsrs utt,s - -; enc ess ~ bss
II xsol>v, lsas. ! smhgass ysu
\ Nsa1esty uatn eur next UeetlnS.
ils, 1;|1 s,
The evening world., 1915-02-22
nAlC wlll Joln x
m NeTAllAT0AY Wan,
ASovlTn ANNOUNCES,

1GoeDu1s. ~. o-xhs aiissd ssv-
cDoaea1s hASs - ~ dssidsd upea
oaneuuee - - aAootsd n sstaala-
- aDalnSs osrmAay's rsesntiy
rlh1s1 psl1sy. Rs0,yias 70 . suss-
= ~ He0se oe Co0mous thls
Z DdOosA Ppsulss Aseuith said:
- en>sA esvsnmsats are eoaad.
o1onG WeAA as(lsA Il wsuiA b proper
- onns&n - vsy Of rsurisais asaiast
- 0ovmAn policy Of attaching and
SOu0ong Dfitlsh allied and neutral
110nnn( vonsels without warning
- W16hout "a attempt being made
4 oevs - lavss Of civilians end inno.
] = ssssis.. whisA I Aops
M 0oeu ~ annouooeA, ] eannet
q ooneomoat gogArdAAG the na@
y q so6us q The @easarss to b
y -. lurm h whseh. ,ths q.
y. ~. "a - SossstsA rrsaisr A.
y - ssstaisiy N - = note ssca,
y t110Ala ed I haos thssa.Wtil h
- ~ ~.It|I - I-II|
The evening world., 1915-02-22
CRAWFORD DECLINES
BASEBALL PRESIDENCY

SHREVEPORT. La. Feb. 3s.-w. r.
Crawford. Vice President Of the South
srn Baseball Association. who became
Presidsnt a. q result of the sudden
death OF Judge w. w. Kavansugh at
Little Rock Sunday. stated to-day he
cali Ii . mestinS Of league officers soon to
choose q permanent head.
The evening world., 1915-02-22
'|Il'aa|sES0.
DIlBllkI|sM NOW
!ss:s .s.,,.,,.. zee s.s'
ond Eat Len Meat.

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1or1uH ~ - ~. sss ~ nssl
y ~ g UuAa ~ aAsvs ~ tals
uuot = ~ ssssslsaslly - tpso
|A - - -
usalnn , soass1 - pslssnsss
~ - ~ vAish b 0sns-
y - hOuub an1 aAeobe4 lhte
4 ~ 8 = ~ eunseasa a IL
~ - , ~ b II urins. Tks
~ - - a1Dqos ueaas q
~ ~ ~ e 81 lQusiey. D
1 ~ - 49, vssk Tkv bseons
- u1andSA aai ~ - di1inats
6r01 - 49, hssQs aessnslseiAg
30uan1lnG okgoqGh ~ syuoenI
49, ! oo111n0 \ IL 6inls an1
- onniag 6eobasA ssseasas aaA
: y - - tgia0s q shs1natisn
49, - 49, ea1 &ink bslees
- - Dwnlna ~ . vesk Tn
- 9imfnalo u13s 80 ~ sti1s-
~ - olnWV - uesnal sstisa. thu
y ~ Z Skss lsCs!las.
1OaD 6saponelva hasalsss sa1
1D - ~ ~ q QeQn sad
R - 'osutloa1 ~ N)Ala snl
-. ~
The evening world., 1915-02-22
POLICEMAN SHOOTS SELF.


Instead Of shooting a suspected thief
he was chasing. Policeman Michael
Sherry Of the West Thirty-seventh
Street Station. shot himself In the hand
to-day and the suspect got away over
the voofs. Sherry was on his way home
TO Brooklyn when he saw man run
out II O'Rourke's saloon At Thirty
:,as :Hins s"osssr s.1ss: man eryn.
sherry Joined In the chass, which led
,StS The s,icon IA sseWSr w.. Tns, psytS
street told him . man had robbed him
SssS' "a az The poiicsmsn, ioiicwsd Sy
Weo1s. staFtsd W the stairs. and ae the
A. s.s'rs sffsss 9. II. y: s'ys'yst & 3:
1T - 80 : - thssssa -
The evening world., 1915-02-22
FEDERAL TRADE BOARD
APPOINTED BY WILSo 4
Davies. Hurley, Harris, Parry and
Rublee Comprise Commission
Early Confirmation Expected.

WA0HINOTON, ~ Sa-Prssident
Wilson No.dav nominated the ovs
- A.. v....-...~
y. '"o a"'o's'ssS ssos Con-
missaon. They ars'
Joseph Edward Davies, Madison.
VIA. urssent Commis.ionsr AZ Car,
roro Han.
'
howard Mash Hurley o. Ils'nois'
President Of the nllnois AanufActur-
vv,u,.. I,,,,,,. ... "a o.
W"sm su"us HATH OF osorns'
director OF CensuA
william II. Parry, Seattle, wash.,
rr....rsr ~ "A. aa.ttl. f,hsrh., N
c ~
Soss'msse~
The evening world., 1915-02-22
asS.t. Arrive .. marlin.

MARLIN. Tex. Feb. s2.-Richard
Kipsslla and ten New York National
LeSgus ball players arrived at Marlin
to-day for spring training. The main
body Of the team will reach camp by
the week END. Active work VIII begin
The evening world., 1915-02-22

Driver Killed % ussattsi.
Theodore Rauer. . driver. II No. is>s
First Avenue. dbs1 In the xaieksrbssksr
,.sss.ss' &c. s2sSs3f 2sss'ysa - g,
The evening world., 1915-02-22
Leash 10 risy d. os.si.asai.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. Fob. ss.--Man-
ager Charles Herxos Of the Cincinnati
Nationals. who 10 In Pittshurgh. to-day
notined prestdspt August Hermann OF
the club that ne had signed Tommy
Leach. The contract 10 for one year.
The evening world., 1915-02-22

%. Ans's Dessess ps Wett ciistss.
..:s .s' z: 1is. 5: Ss:'sss, s tas;;ss' =:
~ - - S'aSs1 = - = ASs
The evening world., 1915-02-22
DIED.

0ALLAGHDn.-Fsb. 10, at her psseAs~ss.
iio sth st.. Long IasnA casv. LYDIA
w.. dsushtss of ths isss yAnss e
Cathsrias gallagher (sse Uyjaall,
vsnsssj wsdAssday. - - A. ~. GssO
st. Marys Church. Sth q. 60 vssOso
sv.. where . solemn rsquisn nao ~
bs offered Ter the rsosss e ~ esul
Intsrmsat d. AaSy's csnstssy. v,uuA.
The evening world., 1915-02-22

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The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
The Confessions of q Wife
Should Girl Tell of Her Proposals?

his life. but look how Fate has buff
feted MIN about"
But" interrupted Mollie eager
ly. you must remember that Fate
has also been kind TO dear old Pat.
II IL had not been for that childish
friendship between Chad and him.
he would probably today be swal
lowed up by thessubmerged.'
Yes" | acquiesced, "but who
shall say that Pat. 'unheralded and
unsung,' would not be happier than
he is now. the influential manager
OF great newspaper. II he had
been left 10 himself. You see. Moi
lie. as Jim Edie Is fond OF saying
II is all mixed up Sometimes T.
almost seems TO me that no matte'
what you do you will wish you had
done something else"
Mollie looked up with a most pc
culiar CLINT In her wonderful gray
eyes.
whats the matter. Margie?"
Nothing. my dear. except that !
guess I'm little bit under the
weather. as far as my nerves are
concerned. My doll seems not only
filed with sawdust. but even that
is slowly leakipg out OF its pierced
and torn body. leaving IL particu
larly limp"
Then this Is no place for me.
dear" asserted Mollie, for am
rs happy rs girl can be who
knows that in Wees she will be.
long 20 the man she loves"
There y is. little book-the word
belong" left Mollie's sensitive lips
like caress. Ny heart huttered
and then | almost felt a physical
ache, rs 7 remembered that raptur.
oIs night before my wedding when
NV whole being thrilled as Mollies
does now at the word belong. :"
That awful anonymous letter is be.
fore my eyes and am wondering
IL any one OF those 81 varieties"
also is thinking that she belongs TO
Dick.
Little book. little book. can't
see my way very clear.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
By Ethel
Lloyd
Patterson

drew the pins from my hat. patted
my hair into place. and sat down
beside me on The lounge in his
studio. Presently Toxic brought the
tea. We fought over II like two
children. We fought over the Jne
chocolate cake, OF which there was
not enough for both of Us, ate from
the same plate. and iBterspersed
our rather silly conversation with
Kisses. BY the minute my heart
warmed and grew lighter. Indeed,
so merrily were We laughing that
we did not hear the front door bell.
nor realize that Toxic had gone 10
answer II. till we heard his step
in the hall and warning clearing
&c hiS threat as he ushered 4 very
slight. sophisticated looking and
gretty lady into the studio.
Mrs. Briggs" he announced.
Andre aud started guiltily apart.
But our caller was far too much a
woman OF the world TO permit her
expression 20 betray that she saw
my rumpled hair and flushed
cheeks; nor Andres quick move
ment as he slipped his arm from
about my waist Ny husband went
forward TO meet the lady.
"How pleasant" he said. I've
not seen you for months, so perhaps
vou don't know the news. Mrs.
Briggs, my wife. Mrs. Alborti."
Just the interest ripple OF surprise
rassed over the face - the woman
before me. could not be sure. but
thought she raised her eyebrows
lightly.
"Ycur wife," she repeated in a
cool, distinct voice. Really, now
aharniing. I never dreamed that
vou would marry. How do you do.
Nrs. Albert? What fascinating
1erson you must be to have caught
nd held man a. shy Of matrimony
Mr.. AIberti'"
IL don't think | am very fasci-
-s.ine." answered lightly. "and
~ not sure yet that have held
n Alberti Won't YOU have some
NJ
Thanks" said Mrs. rriggs. and
'ank gracefully into a chair oppo-
to 10 ~. Lemon. please, and nc
1var.'
| don't know why. but I liked this
voman at once liked the studied
. implicitly OF her rrock the studied
,~o ~ the angle - ner hat and
ne arrangement ~ her ~nlTeur. 7
liked her ahsurdly thin silk stock.
ings. and absurdly high heeled slip
pers. The delicate futility OF her
hands fascinated me. She was
not like any woman ever had
known. felt that here was some
30 cuuir teh vac many thaee
Wished 10 know. Accordingly. |
lie myself a. gracious 10 her rs
| could And az became more
~aciouS. nv husbands manner be
4 lme colder.
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

do you think girl should tell
the man she marries about the
other men who have proposed 10
herr" asked Mollie rather wistfully
yesterday.
1T all depends" answered. "As
a usual thing | should say not. hut
In some cases, perhaps. she will
find that she has 20 do So
Well. what would you do II yon
were me? Chadwick has asked Pat
TO be his best man and Pat has
accepted. and Jim Edie is 10 be- one
Of the ushers. shall feel. Margie.
as II IL were. gathering of the
clans or those who had proposed
marriage 10 me. shall feel aw-
fully silly TO he married TO Chad
while Jim and Pat stand by. l
know ] will be wondering AT what
they are thinking-and vet ! could
say nothing when Chad told me
the plans. know IL would make
him perfectly unhappy IL he has
the slightest intimation that he Is
taking from Pat the second woman
he loves. DO YOU know, Margie, |
an not sure that he would marry
me. IL ne knew"
Look here. Mollie. YOU can't be
responsible for all these football
touchdowns that Fate seems max
ing in Pats and Chadwick's lives.
All you can do is to 20 ahead and
marry the man Won love and who
loves YOU and let Fate finish the
thing she started
"Margie. are Won becoming a Ia
taliSts have never before heard
YOU talk like this. You have al
WAYS said that a person could do
anything he wanted 20 do II he
wanted TO DO il enough"
Yes. dear, | have always thought
that until now, bat when I see the
terrible things which come TO PEG
pie whom ! know nav" always tried
10 10 the right hing. grow dis
CouragAd over the working ont OF
my theory Fool; ~ PAT. my dear
7 don't believe that Pat sullivan
ever did an injury TO any one in
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07
Household Helps.
Ptomsine Poisoning.
BY MARY LEE.


III certainly is curious the way
this ptomaine beast has OF work
ing" said Mrs. Happy Hcmemaker.
There have been so many cases OF
poisoning in our neighborhood that
felt the necessity OF collecting ex-
pert information on the subject.
This morning saw DR.. Comfort
starting out on his ROUNDS and !
stood on the curb and begged for a
ride just az the Riddles do. and as
soon as were jogging along | be
gan TO ask questions.
Let ne tell you that nine-tenths
CT all the trouble lies in the fact
that few people take the pains to
learn anything about food decon-
position the doctor began. Yes
terday had hurry call from the
Pierce family and found them ell
tied up in double bnw-kaots and
walling about canned salmon
al examined the salmon and il
appeared perfectly good, so ques-
toned further and discovered that
there had been cold custard left
over from dinner the night before
which the family had finished for
luncheon, and now il was taking its
tnrn trying to finish the family.
All heterogeneous foods. meat.
FISH, eggs. and milk. decompose very
fapidly under the influence OF heat
nd dampness. and 4 Is this decom-
position that provides me culture
cid for the ptomain s. II Is a
orange thing that milk Just at the
urning point may produce pto-
/ names, but when IL Is thor.
ogghly soured other bacteria arc
| developed which ara stronger and
destroy the malignant type The
most deadly combination seems TO
be the cooked milk and eggs. The
children should be warned against
buying cream puffs or cream cakes
OF any sort. Custards, cream sauce
cream soups. cottage cheese. are
not reliable II they are over ~
hours old
"'ln the case OF meats ~ should
be- borne In mind that PRACTICAL,
all meat Is cold storage and hal
been kept In n freezing temperature
until It Is bought by the retaile
who transfers Il TO mis- ice box
where n comparatively low tempera
ture is maintained. The housewife
orders a roast or a chicken sen
home. the delivery boy is slow. th
maid. or the housewife herself.
not careful to put the meat In th
ice box Immediately. and the dar
gerous bacteria develop.
'Over.ripe fruit j. also a mer
ace though my experience has bee
that fruit stomach aches arc muc
easier 10 relieve and cure than tn
much more serious and depletin
injury caused by the nitrOgeneou
ptomaines.'
And do you know what ! did
asked Mrs. Happy Homemaker.
II went straight home and thre7
away half OF a perfectly beautiful
custard pie"
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

MIR. and Mrs. Howard O. Meredith
are visiting friends in London, Ont
@
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Henry are
visiting friends in New York.
@
Mrs. Sidney T. Miller is visiting
friends in Hartford. Conn,
Q
Miss Constance Murphy enter.
tanned luncheon guests Tuesday. in
honor OF Miss Jacqueline stephens.
Or Harry y. Torrey and Mrs.
Torrey are spending a fortnight in
the south.
o
MI and Mrs. Frank h. Macpher-
son, No. SO Chicago-blvd.. are in
New York for a weeks visit.
The Metropolitan club will give All
informal dancing party. Wednesday
evening, in German-American asso-
citation hall,
Miss Annette Sheldon gave a din
ner-dance for % guests. Saturday
evening. in honor OF Miss Josephine
Alger.
Capt John Gibbon and Mrs. Glib
hon of Washington. will arrive
Thursday. TO be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Truman Handy Newberry.
o
The engagement II announced of
Miss Rhoda Beckmann. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Beckmann. No
~ La Sale Gardens south. TO George
{ Strobe
Miss irma Quincy entertained IA
gu ,sts Saturday afternoon. at a
bridge luncheon. in her home. No.
1856 Selden-ave. in honor of Mrs. Ed
ward Posselius. recent bride.
.
The Ladies' Aid society and Girls
club OF Calvary Presbyterian church
Will give the annual bazaar and sup
per. Friday evening. in the church
parlors.
st. Francis guild will meet. We'd
nesiay afternoon, in the Hotel Cadil-
lac. The sewing committee of the
al!ld meets every Monday afternoon.
from to o'clock. in St. Francis
Home for BOYS.
III celebration of their silver we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs Al
len H. Frazer will give dinner,
Wednesday evening, in the Detroit
Athletic club.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Mes
siah Lutheran church will hold a
sale OF Christmas gift articles in
the chapel. Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Kappi Chi class of the First Bap-
fist church, Sunday school. will give
The Detroit times., 1915-12-07

M NOTHING so worries and puzzles
Nnnn ~ TO have his present sweet
14rt meet and take fancy to his
FINER sweetheart
~ III spite Of my protests at The
e, my friend Hattie's visit had
bre&sed me, Hattie had never
IN a particularly intelligent or
A1le girl. She had come of
316> Of plain country people &C
! n1ed to hard work and simple
9 1In She had married q very
hardsworking young man, VINO
&1 been sble to provide for her
Z f6rtsbly enough until their baby
En1ne aIc0g. Nov she felt physical
IN ~ and overworked. She spoke
~ herseif IA ''drudge." And yet
MN KtrI. whose life 10 Tie seemec
24o h0Id 20 little Of JOY, had quite
krvsp1y looked down upon my mar
NJ K She told me her own had
<ot Wrought her any great fappi-
Z lIe1o, and yet she would prefer IT 10
~ existence led. Her attitude
{ hnSt my pride.
brooded over her words for
nv or two Then my trouble in
1jt1bly caused me to want to see
ma talk to my husband. At least
RANn was with him many OF my
1odbts vanished and WIS made
Sappy by his thoughtfulness and
Weet. gentle ways. and love max.
IN. Accordingly. at about tea time
II day or two after Hattie had come
N - see me, I arose from my draw
~ hoard with a sudden determine.
11oa 20 70 to Andres studio anf
- what he was about. II he was
liot too busy doubtless we coult
have few hours together for .
rood heart-tn-heart talk. put or
y hat ne himself had picked ont fo'
sjne, and which he thought wax be
StOmfng. and tied bow Of his fav
Nritc soft green At my throat. AM
{ered forth 20 call upon my bus.
band.
Audre himself opened the door fo'
; me. and for once, at least. With GLAD
surprise at seeing me.
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xvae inst going to call YOU up
nntShed most Irritating series q
4 nix drawings not ten Minutes aec
y was going to make for home an
mother AZ fast "a my two little leg
7 could carry me-"
smiled happily
Funny" cod "Nartn1 ',-
ruphy. Just finished some draw.
1ngs didn't particularly wish 70 90
t1ther. And. being in lonely
smpod. made straight for nome
4Nd father"
Andre slipped n a-m over my
t]culder.
"ls II lonely?' he asked in bal
tAlk Come and let IFS great ~
fhusbnnd kiss the end Of its rnsr
y 2lIto. let It's great big husband TO-
}F0lyo 10 get Il. some tea"
ia Nth his own hand my husban