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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR
ASSAULTED IN BERLIN
fay MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlRsl
RefIin WIN L nnilnn MnN Do II II

Berlin (via London, May %, 1910
q. m.)-Riccardo Bollati, Italian ann
bassador to Germany, upon leaving
the Italian embassy yesterday eve
ming was assaulted by Il boy who
Knocked the ambassadors hat Off.
The youth was seized by passersby
and taken off before he was turned
over to the police. The government
Immediately sent apologies to the ann
bassador for the incident.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22
To Relieve Rheumatic Pains.

1t is only waste OF time and mon
or muscular rheumatism. Chamber
lains Liniment freely applied will re-
lieve the pain and soreness and the
rheumatism gradually disappears. OBJ
tainable everywhere. HH -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-22
NOT
DISCOURAGED BY
THE WORLD WAR
Peace Advocates Conclude
Meeting at Lake Mohonk
With Declaration for Judi
ciaI Tribunal

Mohonk Lake, N. ", May e1.--
President Wilson's stand In the inter
national crisis was approved by the
Lake Mohonk conference on interna-
tional arbitration tonight at the con-
elusion of its twenty-first annual
meeting. The conference platform
declared.
I'VE express gratitude to the presi-
dent of he United States for stead
tasty maintaining the neutrality of
our government and for asserting,
with firmness. clarity and restraint,
the rights OF our people as citizens of
a neutral nation"
The platform, as prepared by the
platform committee, did not mention
the subject of greater preparation for
national defense.
After long deliheration the COM
mittee drafted "A platform which, in
addition 10 the paragraph approving
the action OF President Wilson, con
tanned the following clauses;
Has Plan for World Peace.
THE Lake Mohonk conference on
international arbitration, although
meeting this year In circumstances
that tend to discourage the hopes en-
tertained by many as to the mainte-
nance of general peace, particularly
among the larger and more powerful
nations of the world, reaffirms its
faith in the benefeenee Of the meas
ures for the advancement of which
the conference was founded The
present war daily furnishes eonvine-
ing proof of the superiority of those
methods over the resort to violence.
I'VE invite the thoughtful attention
of all peoples and nations seeking a
substitute for war to consideration
of the three following proposals as a
basis for joint action by any two or
more powers, to be binding on the
signatories.
Suggests Judicial Tribunal.
"One--All mstifiable questions aris-
ing between the signat0ry powers not
settled by negotiation shall be submit
ted to a judicial tribunal for hearing
and judgment both upon the merits
of the case and upon any question of
Jurisdiction.
"Tw6--All -justifiable questions
arising between the signatories and
not settled by negotiations shall be
submitted to a council of inquiry and
Cancellation for hearing, consideration
and recommendation.
lhfee--Coniefeie netNeen tue
signatory powers shall be held from
time to time To formulate and codify
rules of International law, which shall
thereafter govern in the direction of
the judicial tribunal mentioned in the
first proposal
The special committee on the riggs
of aliens recommended and the con-
ference adopted resolution urging
congress to extend the jurisdiction of
the federal courts as to criminal pros
ecutions of violation of treaty rights
of citizens.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23

Joseph PaIgcr. Albert Bolla. Paul
Zrnau. John kosmi'cz. tustave Spor-
Ell steven Fodor. JuliH kuwlsri. l..
FlaukoSclt Arnott A. Moody. christ
schultz. August Nubacker. Charles l..
Chase Charles Serusey. W MotAkus.
John Nutencr. Cube Mragl. Joseph
oZues. John iersr Charles Ut buhrct,
Llnll Grafton. George RrozuShi, ana
Co. all other persons owning. DrtuNN-
ing. COT otherwise Interested iu amy
~ the lots and premises fronting ou
Vanderbilt avenue. In said CITY or
Detroit within thr limits hereinafter
mentioned
The Common Council ot the city ~
Detroit. having ordered $50 much of
Vanderbilt avenue from Che west
curb l,uv of West End avenue % t.r
east curb line 90 Dearborn avenue. t1
tr s.aIel and paved notice i~ hereby
E.Neu that an assessment has n'tu
made upon AN tho lots NUd Nlcml-c
froutiug nu Ra.l Vanderbilt avenue.
and liable tn Hc assessed Tor said im-
rruyrnrut under thy provision uf the
ti-v Charter and that roll % SAID
assessment il now completed and VIII
rrrr4tV at che Assessor office. To- the
o'rF ~ Detroit FROM the date hereof
unrl December -th 1918. fnr The in-
s0ertior 90 4l persons concerned
BOARD oF ASSESSORS
ny GnstaVr > Alorcc1t
President
U-fr- President.
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NOTICE STREET paw NC
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit Nov 90 1et.
Paving Notice No. 1902.
HANCOCK AVENUE.

To A. BadAoWoIrki. ghoma Hsp-
nlE. l.. sharpe, Fuuf Eam.E I..fy-
renee DOYLE Leon tsIkury. -If.fr
gut, Joseph d. esllt. A. la1f b.
kyitz. NJ karprebrK aui ta 100
Other PERSONS owriuN. ucrHu} "r
otbrrW i~y iutCrgatrt 300 aul u. 1869
lHte ava premise froutiu. uu tHu.
,vtk avenue, Boa said tltN az nytr.
within the limits hereinafter Mru-
toned
Tho Common Council ~ the city
" Detroit having ordered So much
OF Hancock aNCuuc, from the wrs,
curb line 81 Twenty thlrI trprt Ip
th, east line OF Twenty fourth street
TO hC graded and paw ei. notice I-
hereby given Chat an assessment hos
been nude upon an tn" lots and
pre- misses froutinE ON said liJrcprk
avenue and liable to Dee assessed iur
said lWproN emrUt fudur tht proc
Visions COZ the CITY Charter end that
roll ~ said Jssussm-ut U.s. now
Completed. and viii remain az che
Assessors tfUcc ln th- city of Doe
troll. from the date heruuf .utu pe.
cemner 1th, 1918. rur the .-per tiou
oi AN persons concerned f".rrfN
BOARD Hf' h'ts@~- Hlt-
B1 CT ~r'N Stt HIIF.
B-f22 President
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bucket. IT was the ars, weapon
at hand
we others rallied SAID the little
Legionary. and there vas a pretty
fight going when the officers heard
and beat Us apart Like dogs they
beat US apart That is the way TO
handle a Foreign Legionary
lie seemed 20 gain a certain bit
ter relish from that fact Even the
new LeEion-that new Legion
which has been recruited by men
who long 70 strike a blow for lib
erfy and who are clean and straight
and me all rhrough-that new
Legion must stiu be handled as
The old Legion was The discipline
Is tina. witch trainer enforces up
on den of beasts
so next day F'helizot vas H."
said the little Legionary by and
by he died % tetarus. The iron
band Of the old bucket had infected
Kin. The surgeon had not bothered
70 examine him when BE first com
planned q l,egjoHary IS not sup.
posed 70 feel the si.ghter injuries
The man Who struck Pheljzot ~
We asked "The man who began
the fight"
What could be done? the little
Legionary asked with 2 shrug He
is a valuable soldier A Legio1ary
Is supposed 70 guard his head Be
sides.-in the next fight
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NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Eov %. 1915
Paving Notice 10. 1909.
HILLGER AVENUE

To Frank ShaphoIl Juseph y Mar.
tens. PerpIss Land go. ~ T.. ~hafer.
rarrlre Marsh NJ Hewitt Joseph
H.rehaf " Tion otto Iiomau. VIII
roil~. 80 perrt Estate. william "
r..IuI NtI's ruHrftGh1tr. Arthur
rrvurf. Nfh4lIe Narrh~rf. Peter
Moore. Charles rOrr' victor DeClorc.
A'atpr.n To- I'HeUh Crosse Polntc
Land co.. If1r. UHirhcI1r. William
Ulre,- Robert Powell Henry Wag-
Nor. r.hwari.ofsry GcurRn
DrIuv HrtIr Damon. b1Nij buuuinE.
't1rieF .HuIfzrf. Edward Ash. g.
Tsirf. .tE. rdt Abort cooper.
Arthur Dayton. 10 q. EsTn0ld. and
tp 200 other persons uN .fH, occupy
.rg or otherwise interested iu any
10 fNr Ilf- and prom Sos fronting on
IlIfIEsr utr1... ir said eta ~ De-
fpit Wirhiu tH" limits hereinafter
mentioned
Tho Drrmru council ~ the cts
~ Detroit having urdsr.d 90 much
rf iIIirnr avenue. from tho south
.urh IUr of tHarIrruir street TO-
CItr f.mfa fb Do Er4dcd and urvof
NOTICE F Htrr~r sttru that au as
FetaIrr.i HHH been made HuhD ail tie
Iots aud r-~w Sos .frDnung on saId
If'llgrf tNrnut. and laHir 10 D as
.tes.d f4~ ,aId Improvement under
tt prov I.I.U. 90 Iu. tfA char or.
and fhrt fIiI Hf Ei HrFr erfTn ~
Is NOW Ueur Irfrt. and VIII remain
Hf tEr Nss-saor- Office in 'sr 'lty
~ Detroit. FROM DC date hereof nm
900 December Itn. 1875. flr fhr In
spertiou ot Hi persons concerned
pnAPD or AegEgsoRs.
WY GtsTANE q ALBRIGHT.
B-f2a President.
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CITY OF DETROIT-OFFICE
OF CITY TREASURER
VttrNIL MI o., NpF. 10, 1915.
FOR PAVING STREETS AND
ALLEYS

Nouce is hereby given 20 al per
sons Interested that there have been
tled DO this office the following
Roll No. 1853. For grading and
paving alley NO 400. being the alley
In block bounded by McpouRaU ave-
nue., Walker. Wight and Franklin
Roll No 1853 For grading and
paving Burns avenue. from the north
curb. lire ~ Mufat street % the
south line OF Gratiot avenue.
h'll 40. 100 cor grading and
Curl line 81 Duncan street to the
south curb line ~ Harper avenue.
Roll No. l77l For grading and
north curb line OF Lynn street 20 The
south curb line OF faniff avenue.
Roll 40 l772 For grading and
pas lrg Gray avenue. from the north
line - Jefferson avenue 20 the south
curb line Of kercGeval avenue
Roll No 1873. For grading and
pav ng Magnolia avenue. from the
west Joe ~ Grand River avenue TO
the east line 70 wabash avenue.
paving Byron avenue from the north
line ~ West Grand Boulevard 70 the
sOQth curb ilte or faiiistcr avenue
Roll No lIIa. For grading and
nor;L curb IiaFof Regular avenue 20
the south curb line ~ DIX avenue
Roll NO lT-f For grading and
navlny VarrCuyer ata-.Ia grnf, -,
V.st line ~ Grand piy.r avsr,is 20
tho east curb limo 81 urar.,go.5 ave-
me
Poll No 1--- E.r qr~1tr- ,,a
p4sInr alley so. 400. being I'm fta
aUs.e .1 block tetRalD p-o,I~i,-~.
avenue. sixth street. Bagv street. and
Grara River avenue
Roll Nn f--s For vr41fr~ s,a
paving alley. No t62. heinS. the IT
4-aprt. robr n strest ,t~,.-s~i-
ana Wills avenues
Roll SO 1870 Fo- grading s,r
paving aIlev No 40 being +Ea ~,
alley ~ block bounded Iv WcodVarf
avenue. John Il street. WINE and
C4uReId avenues
Ron No 1880 For grading AMI
paving alley 80 t-3 being the siler
IN block bounded hv FauIIfor No.
clair. Rarche.a1 ayerye and W.
i4u street
FOL, Fol , M ~ ,-d ~ eradiog 1a1
JOB hf1.k bounded D.. EF,rrfg trr.rl
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NOTICE. STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. NOV g. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1911.
LA SALE GARDENS
NORTH

To Whitney Realty Co. William "
Williams Josephine Brs naaan Board
OF Education tThirksn SCHOOL, ID s..
Wolf. David r * iacEsuIar Mary
Wolf " g. MoyHinau. and ir an
other persons owning. occupying or
otherwise Interested iu ans OF tUe
lots and premises fronting oH Ia SD .s
Gardens Norfh. lu said city 81 Detroit
within the limits hereinafter men
tiored
The Common Council ~ the CITY ~
Detroit. having ordered 500 much ~
la Sale Gardens North from the west
rGrh line OF TVaIfth street GOO t."
east curb line ~ Fourteenth street tD
Be- graded and paved. notice is hereby
giveY that an assessment hiss tFpf
rradeaupou an tho iots and prem seq
fronting on said IN Saf}r Brr1rHe
North and liable 90 Doc /veeH4ef f.r
said Improvement under fIe pruv.-
ffIue Of the city Charter ana that a
roll ~ said arHessunenf Is now com
pletrd. and VIII remain ai tFr tse~Fs-
0rs office Zoo The city ~ Detroit from
the late hereof Glrll bec g. 1858. for
th. Inspection o. ail reranne .yreern -
ed
BOARD OF AsSES-pHs
rs GUSTAV ~ I. ALBRIGHT
B-t9f President
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NOTICE PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Nov. %. 1915
Paving Notice No. 1905.
MEDBIRY AVENUE

TO NulIas j. Muock. Phillip Lam
bert g. KossIer. ). a Daniel susanna
Jor,a Henry Japes. william Huettrr,
tt.urte,ta nerhertz. CHas. Wilke, l..
Pauline kraui-Ch Mrs. Fischer. Jr.
rI8rsuCc Atwood. Rudolph Peetsch.
BOARD or Educattou. Albert krSyulak.
Mary fafel Geo. Fischer. Frank ko-
lAau4ki WariaIr Dubizynski. Alex.
KuhIurL Anthony SkOtzke Albert
Fischer. Peter Brock. Joseph Bow
"a. IS. John Guta. Hugh J. Ulbuih. Jo-
aepn hlehua, Anton Neuman. Joseph
E4aak, Frank Bizcwski. Wiihelmina
* ruath Phil Ewald. Frank Jarza.
John Krpdziewski G. George. Stanis-
iaus Urban, Herman kunath. Barbour
q Rcxtord, John a. Kabaut. Joseph
eoauow vt. ThOs " Palmer. : Kouc-
zai. Jo-. r. Burgess, Anna COINS, Vic
tor Slwcusld, Hattie Lantz, " Stom
ski. 4 Hassuza, j. Thimele wski. John
schultz. bCrra, 4 Loskowski. III
SaRer frank CIekrU r Grzeultowlcz.
~ r. Sticku,y. ! Hena. Geo. Cichuw
lac. Catherine PioiioWskt, Federal
-tnte Bars Is. Marion WleUewski. Jo-
seph Lubinsk. Jacob Macijewski.
Jos Lubtnski FrllV Pirtrnwsh. Frank
Iablcwskt Felix ~iadok. Leo Stkurskl,
Antnma Klsprzak. traucis Cecilia. l.
gust Euutz, Adam JaElowttz. Martin
Nafvzczvk Tho+ Haihowslu. Alex
Kokowlrz JOHN O.Iaj. Jos Pinko.
tunfh C,uhutakI i1hn kropa. Nj
Chat. KretrLo. Yrccnt KoslnskI. John
ltratt.. Narlcfgu. 81 etanisiaur
i,frrrr rrf,h EHrur. Ttor sfauis-
t-.r.tst q ..atu4If IL Catrll Prank
Nuv.,E Louis I.wFudov, fosanh
Kaiser. Joseph . Eroy " Jacks.
victor Brown Nlchola -uruan. John
ttttobI Zoo ufqalOwskE Aug Astry-
.ov-igz NJ jifr Frank Bork. Theo
t-rbanowI,z. Martin uzornk. Law
-orco uttE ThoS ~ smtoth Jos
iIgts taH ftuznoSaki German evan
t,liea' church .fobu " --hioss. cath.
p...r4o. tttert RorIt peter Ram
.r1.v walsh 0rps. Randolph. Geo. Il
..lsrI. I.r pensul o. ~ Perry
,r..tE I.arru2 pranz. .rohn sovinski.
tufu1r- sarrualti Guttiieh HAmef
T.rgf .r,.zaV John cfyrTa T., Iczvp-
aI Frv.frT vsUara..i Ios Karaina.
ru'irc pagIoy. christian RusseU.
ip1u rfa.fne. SIAN s'auF Kamierczak.
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NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
HOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Paving Notice No. 1900.
DUNEDIN STREET.

To Public Library Com. Geo 4.
proctor. Mary ID. Shears, II. Elmer
Nnuul Matthew d. ilunkett Herbert
81 'ir'1syL Chns StatcEcn, Arno NIL
lri. Jos. Gitre, ". = Foley. AloN Nc
\.y.-Awrli g. RoWer, Daniel COLI
WE'LL r. ". ireunCu. T. W crew
dosu. J-ColVeiL john Mcintyre.
o. g. eChoeuhidc. Harry e.. Ammon.
D. J.. WrEener. r. T.. Herr. " =. cur
tis. Richard II. Mthrr. Geo. ". smith,
Chas. kuorr ~ j. curtis. Jas.
Cochran. W N Locker, e.. w. lock
tJ. Whitney Realty co. stanley q.
stevens. William Lutt,rmoser. VIII
huW pNourkr. frank ~chonhofer, q.
Dean Henry A. APPEL Richard -.
Naher, a. GIlneiF. Raymond I.
Mosg'dge John Morridge. Jessie NJ.
spencer. Homer J. Crosse. Z. A. McIn-
GOSH. W a. ~ Strrcns. g. 4 Dean.
thae s. Goth. II. Jones, Antoine Cor
NftIle g. ~ Frt-t-. Matthew +.
TI4uteit, A. Macy H"lcn and
AGrrs Mcrhrr-un. Bri tua ZinIse. and
fu tlI other persons oWuiug. occupy
f0r. Ur otherwise int. rested in any
Of thr lots and premises fronting on
I.rrdfu street. iu said 'itN 81 De-
trott Within tine limits hereinafter
mentioned
The Common Council 81 the "ity
~ Detroit. having ord red SO much
% Dunedin street. from the north
south curb line ~ iaS7ilc Gardens
south. 90 Doe RrHd,d and paved, NOTICE
l- hereby 4lh era fhpt AN pSecFr ueut
has been made urou oll the Lots md
promises fronting nu said dunedin
street. and liable o. hr assessed FOR
said Improvement under the pro-
visions nt tine Iitv charter and That
q rrn ~ said assessment ts now com
plotted. and wili remain NJ the As
SCISSORS office. Sra the cry " Detroit
from tte dffr hereof until December
tth. 1915, FOR the inspection OF all
persons concerned therein.
- 81 II . ID -
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NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit, Nov To- 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1908.
CUSTER AVENUE

20 DnHrI -aoderspu. Marie j..
F4IrIs Albert Burr Michigan Fire a
Marine Insurance co.. solomon Wels-
frHt William Hort a. Ieitz. Miller
.r.. Co. INii.- I-ilerIr, ". y Noor-
iI4 fawa- Doruf1ot Aurie Riley. L"o
10 Iz lrd ~ ali other persons
oaifDe. occupying. or otherwise tn
tcrte'sl .u ANY ~ the lots md pre-
misses fronting on Custer avenue IN
said DIty OF Detroit Within me lin
trs hereinafter mentioned
Tt.. Common Council ~ the city
~ DETROIT hH,.uF ordered 80 much
or C..ter avenue. from the east curb
limo ~ N.lrosr avenue 90 the west
Ita of Russell street 20 Dc graded
and paved notice is hereby given
tItf au assessment has been made
urou al' trr lots and premises front :.
trR uu said DsFl.r avenue. and liable
90 D. .ss.s-ra for SAID .upr-vcuent
fr 'is'rus ~ tho CTS
r...'.. al .Elt roll Of said ass
geseu-0t Dr. now completed. and viii
remain at The Assessors. office. iu
tra D.I- 4r Detroit. from he date
hereof l!tI december I'm. 1915. for
the Inrp..fIog OF all persons con
errred therein.
FbHEY of ASSESSOR.S
EY GU-TANE j. ALBRIGHT
RAGS President.
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NOTICE. PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit Nov %. 1918
Paving Notice No. 1912.
LYMAN STREET

Tp a r. Thompson. Jacob I.H-.s.
Ipnatz Uelezeskl. Stanley pfiawis4
plla Boifz 81. Iak0blwzkt. Anna Sal.
Ia Martin Lula. samuel Iambor7.
CHsiuIr Esftea2vk Joseph Wien tplV-
skf. FrliK schultz lguHcF EakDry.
peter Bro.ti IS FtftacNa. s. VIOLA
ski Nadi .alIH Iaper $3.50. - tuolaE.
KasImir .rzybiskt. Frank SsdsskI.
george Rack. John -rnrurtof Henry
Call. clarence PlgiIls Mike purb.1.
HskI. Paul EvWlszg wskt .inthouv WLs
rihski Is. LoFoIeWsFt fonn willow
skI sieve i.tsczy nski. Tr1uk LIc-o. O..
Russell. azcfnlr It.rbiiskl. julius
kekus. Edward 0rzmkow eki John
NIleN -ki. Mike 'cnek. 81 Chouan. lT.
- Iankr John ~udcr. John f.afpuasH,
iuHr Irurifl. Walter kowHlsNi, Iu-
rouh Gruduski, NuNam Hawr1t -if.
Eu4c NIChalski George Bn1rk. fE
uatl Brhack. Anton Wnrda. AM non.
CRrpdov4cz, philip B0Ek Nirh1 Z
tr0Z. LOthrop estate. Andrew karI-
kowaki. Casiuiir Detar1ewFkL ~ Srr-
aCzlnskf, Nicnozak Mike q shoIski.
BOARD ~ Education tMafcske school.
and 20 all other persons owning oc-
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ruuNtnp OF otherwise Interested in
1uy ut tho lots and promises 'front.'
lIr pn HYmau street. in said city or
Detroit within the limits hereinafter
mentioned
Tho Common Council of tht city ~
Detroit hINiul ordered so much %
Lyman street frosu Inc east line ~
- Auhin tNDnur 90 the west line OF
tHrnr street fu tr rrHtrd rUN paved.
uUuc~~ hrrrnN GIyen that an us-
'esUTrut i1e va,U made uuou am the
trt- and PREMISES Irou'Iug ON said
Lyman street and Uatic o. he as-
-ts-nI tUr -1Ii IMPROVEMENT under
thr UtrN .-Iou- Df the city Charter.
trt fhH. rull Df aid assrssnent ls
NOW completed. AND VIII fsmltu ar
fhr A~sr--ur-' nIho- Iu The city or
I,tfu.t from llr date o. rrof until
Ns. tsI' fo. the inspection 81 all
f.UrHH.e .ul,I.c. tIp.eIn.
HOARD tr- A~SES~ORS
by IsTANE ]. ALRNECUT.
E-tfa President.
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HOW CHICAGO BOY DIED
IN BRAWL AT CAMPFIRE
OF FAMED FOREIGN LEGION

III is Oi thc 1d Legion Z am WIZ
ius-der.is R1o aol.- ue sept lu
chains ata"ee4 lal..es Their OK
acegs crsgS ,arM &C. one NeHie
check ooa.ao-4cs ba. .H,f o'-
srandil
1--WE $50 nli said tA- Les.oaaS
Boruae. "'e tAs 2t-r-Ri" lif1-
7aa Aoroec.-s Aa la'.'s' -'o '.a
cares IL N. Ht
There is .l'..s -oi'. 'i 'Htl ''e
e.i'red troops Hn" i-r torel-h
Legion perhaps ae, tHil5 their share
oil '9rioru hopes one ,aH"'.
greatly erliI-'.. la' pfaeier. d o'.
Fic" "ar We t1r eo-diN piat'It'.
1874, ,a which war; ls '7 oe viewed
iaay are n.. .i .le Ft.af.io France
of tae-f sH".t-eIess ana sa'fheils
atn farmers MAKE a' t"e rank
ana H.. Aae, also 9e saia ll''
tEt t1i ~. .oa 'lo'cAEalA "i-
orf-tEI '.t terms on when ID
serves Frame. .1e is rather proud
r- eHa ihe -eslonar't, aNoio
l..'.a8 AS long aa possible. ~
calras l-sF sre rather shameless
anoa keeping agt OF danger come
rHo bE when iA'y are DID they
-eer taeu elves as desperate men
who ast. with ropes around their
uecoe. tae wounded men Gre FROM
the ground and -amsl'loS' The en-
my as he runs past. Way should
they nots wounded Le@'onary IS
g dead Les'on4r>
So that "e come 20 The death Of
PAelizot Tie was a Chicago boy
'fls PEe-,1o, and a. Is agreed ny an
tha- he Nas nue fellow When the
NAY came Tie Turks and inc Ro"-
maritime and the Serbs and the Rus
Ian and Tho other European hnAs
"ho. maze up tte backbone OF the
Foreign Lesion were dismissed the
service ID stea part The men oil
tle allies were wanted in the allied
ranks. and the others could rot all
be trusted. ff"'r places were SLED
.
gnteere from every country ia The
world who Hgcaa1 20 a-ht fer
France They TOOK The Foreign
Legion because .hev could not
serve in any other French unit
They raised the moral zone Of the
Legion immeasnrob bly, and they
did not low It's capacity f0r dying
1--WE were s.t-.ne about the fire
Ia camp one night sail The little
Legiouary. talking
There were some men IF the new
Legion i'm The group, aud some Of
the evil-eyed rufars. % the old
Legion. Pheiizot was perhaps Of
French extraction, but he was all
American A fae fellow, the little
Legionary said 'kindiy generous,
Nitcll-tDAE t'a- Hf q wv. A' "'Aif iH
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PARIS. Noy 22.--lt was nor the
.to,y OF the death Of Phelizo' 'hat
\ arrested attention as the little he
~sonsry told e. II was the perfect
nfcture he drew OF the Foreign Tee
& xion itself A legion OF human
heasts unramsd and untamabie.
3 Men who dared not return to their
homes. Mes who had aimost for
\ xotten what liberty is Ike Meu
;, Who had to think well 10 remember
The names upon their papers
@But they fight monsieur said
the little Legionary GA, yes.
They fight.
They have little option, t the
truth be told. Quarter IS not gigen
\ 10 the Legion by the Germans. The
: y.egionaries are hired lighters he
3ermans murderer, tb'eFes,
are not entitled io
uuarter. II may DO that some Of The
Y men OF The Legion hnd the cap rvs.
%At any rate il seems 10 be trad'.
Is4lon that the Legion gives no more
nuarter than they get There IS a.
h aeue, misty story OF some fight lu
The early part OF May, in which
oompany OF the Legion penned
eompany Of Bsvarians in a farm
|stead on the Argonne. The Bavar-
ians are q stark lot They wave
\ Knives at you laughIngly
sIt is so we cut the hearts out OF
The little Frenchmen,' the Bavar
Mans say.
So the Dictionaries and the Ba-
Svarians fought II out there amcne
ffhe cow-byres and the high-wheeled
carts, under the shadow of The
,xhatched roofs. Perhaps the story
ISN'T true, although II persists in
detached and tattered way. But
,4he story goes that when the fight
WAS over the dictionaries So down
ID count their spoils-that being one
~ the traits of the Foreign Legion
the wide gate OF the COW
gard slid softly open and the mis-
'ahapen snout OF a machine gun
thrust through Behind il appeared
the blue-gray OF German uniforms
The German captain who stood by
t3ie machine gun mans side had
|1ohse OF humor. for he smiled at The
Ikegionaries.
~Gentlemen OF the Foreign Le-
zion" be Knocked, in perfect French,
-Nwhat have you TO say FOR your
6elves----before you DIE"
" Il was an Englishman, they say.
who dared not for hts life set MS
foot upon English soil, who rose 10
salute the German captain He
picked HIS men UP with his eyes.
Ono by one they rose from the side
:of the Bavarian dead whose pockets
they had been rifling and gathered
themseles as cats do for spring.
I'VE have this TO say" said the
j1&t6tiSniudhr Wei NbAfiNs tAir FtF0
tent from man to man OF the lie
Gfbnaries, giving them a message
have this TO say" said the
N&glishman in humility, eve men CT
az Foreign Legion. Charge
They oil died. of course, but the
n(tle Iegionarary observed with
some satisfaction that they died
we'll That Is rather a habit Of the
men Of the Foreign Legion They
have lived remarkably badly, for the
hfbst part. but the manner of their
death redeems them. 1t is not that
&hey are the misunderstood gentle
ylten and romantic younger sons and
forgotten heirs Of whom Ouida
wrote. They are for the most part