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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
MAN KILLED I'M AUTO
ACCIDENT, WIFE ASKS
$4,000 IN COURT SUIT

Asking $4,000 damages for the death
of her husband, Ida Kamana has filed
suit in circuit court against Bella
Jones. Paul Kamana was riding In
an auto said to have been owned by
Bella Jones, when the car collided with
a wagon, Kamana being thrown
against the wagon and receiving a
broken neck The accident occurred
November last.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08

Captain TurIoff. master of the
schooner okonogan. SS days from Port
Townsend, reported meeting with
strong gales and heavy seas for the
greater part of the voyage. The Oko-
hogan brought $4,000 feet of lumber
and shipments of lath, shingles and
other lines Of building material. The
vessel was brought into port on Sat
urday afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
BIG fight ON
SHIPPING BILL
Still GOES ON
IAssociated Press Cabler

WASHINGTON, .. c.. Feb. s.-The
big fiIibuster and party fight over the
administrations Ships Purchase Bill
was resumed today. The Democrats
early today admitted that they lacked
the votes to defeat the motion offer
ed by Senator Clarke OF Arkansas TO
reeonmit the bill, thus practically
defeating II.
Later Senators NewIands and Smith
arrived and admlstratlon leaders now
claim 4 tie vote.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
DHNQUENTS IN
WATER RATES TO
BECUT OFF soon
Several hundred water privileges
will be revoked and service will be

will be revoked and service will be
No. swimming meet, in naval
slips. liz ~ ....
No. 3.-Japanese lantern parade and
carnival of nations.
No. Military parade.
No. 5.-Hawaiian pageant, Punahou
campus.
No. 6-MoIliili pyrotechnies.
No. 7.-Sho-Gun, Bishop hall, Puma
hou. -....s.r
No. S.-Masquerade ball, National
Guard armory. ... .. ...-
No. School children's chorus and
folk dances, Palace grounds. -.
No. 10.-GralId rnassed band con
cert, Palace grounds. ~ -
No. Hibiscus show, armory:
No. 12.-Water carnival and pyro-
technic display, harbor.
No. 13.-Military pageant, Kapiolani
park.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
EXTRA Session
OF CONGRESSES
NOW PROBABLE
IAgsociated Press Cable,

WASHINGTON, D. c. FEB. 8. =
Speaker Champ Clark and Represen-
tatlve Underwood, the Democratic
leader, and Representative Claude
Kitchen, the leader-eIect, agree that
an extra session Of Congress Is Ger.
tain unless the congestion Of the sen
ate business 10 averted. II 10 estimat.
ed that the shipping bill will pass the
house with margin Of 20. Three days
debate 10 expected.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
Full Text of German
War Zone Document
Proclamation Says Britain to Blame

Germanys proclamation setting war zone around Il
British Isles regarded of tremendous international mpor
and OF the wars most serious developments is
shei in full below It cabled here from official Germs
and received by the Bulletin early Sunds
morning constitutes of the great historic documen
f the great conflict.
WAsHneIoN e. Feb z-rOlowing is the fun tex. Of the
against measures taken by England in violation natnal law
beginning Britain has carried
mercantile Germany that dsa an the
in number DEGREES the London Declaration
5s f IN It's
eosnad its conclusions valid % law mao
British has put mum number Articles the @
tary therefore the London
law may not be designated as She has further actually
q. a an .
to be unloadd to the hostile peaceful they
be put She does NOT even hesitate @ the paris @ As
=. e' TAKES PRISONERS FROM NEUTRAL SHIPS
m T. q ne. ss so1cs ssn LONDON
liable military service and has made Of them
declared the n:. North Sea to be Area Of
difficult dangerous that she has to certain extent effected
o. neutral p s mot y 70 f y IH
sa a1 ns population
BY the English avsrmsns especially they have not succdsd in in
Sps ne nh e e II
reconcabe with the
obviously under the Of
England hdd and transit ebargoes the transit Of
wares
attention Of
the question Of whether
of the rules Of the
Great Britain continue its course and the
these violations OF
International
which the British Empire
satisfy
they the vital interests OF
method Of warfare
vital interests to its
itself forced military aimed at
English procedure Just England
the between Scotland and Norway an Area OF
declares all surrounding Great Britain
English Channel Of War;
shipping Of the for this
<9# NEUTRAL SHIPPING IS WARNED.
1875 she viii endeavor to destroy every
this Area of War; without its always being
Neu
attention also called to the fact that It
avoid entering this for even though
avoid violence to neutral
misuse Of neutral
contingencies
victims Of pedoes directed against enemy
especially noted
Of the North
strip OF at least so sea miles IN WIDTH along Tine Ne'n
not Imperfect
such early notice Of these meas
landing at in this Area OF War
Powers win show no less
than for those OF Eng
their citizens and the property the M
expected 1t De
the interest this destructive end as
as possible 1o,s,,
hy ordar 0f
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
Associated Press BY Commercial Pacific cable.l

VIENNA, Austria, Feb. -Official-Russan attempts
to storm Duk have failed under fire. Snow crippled
their artillery transports and exhausted their infantry The
Russians finally rereated in full fight pursuing and left
thousands of dead and wounded
LONDON, England Feb ga private and unconfrmed
despatch from Nsh Serv says that the Ausrians invaded
Roumania seeking to surprice from the important
Servan position commanding the Danube The despatch de-
clares that the Roumanians repused the invasion
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
ULSTER LEADER
DIES NLONDON

LONDON, Eng, Feb. s.-The Mar
quls Of Londonderry, Ulster leader,
died today Of pneumonia.
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LONDON, England. Feb. s
Russians Make Counter Claim

PETROGRAD, Russia Feb 8-The Russians retired from
Duk Pass open country where they could better
They then defeated the advancing Ausrians piercing their
line.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
QUAKE VICTIM
FOUND ALIVE
AFTER 25DAYS

IS PATERNo. italy, Feb. s--An earth
quake victim was exhumed here to-
day, stlli alive and able to walk after
rs days' confinement. He. had water
but no food for this time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
Paris Securities Are Returned

GENEVA Switzerland, Feb. 8-Bonds stocks and scrip
valued 900 have been returned Paris They
sent to Geneva for saekeeping after the German
vasion Of France.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
UNCONF|RMED DESPATCH
SAYS ARMY ATTEMPTED TO !.
TAKE SERV!ANS FROM REAR

PRINCIPAL ACTIVITY OF DAY OF WAR is ON EAST-GER.
MAN LUNGES IN CENTRAL POLAND RESULT IN HEAVY
LOSSES ON BOTH SlDES-cA PATHIAN STRUGGLE UM-
DEcDED-BRITlSH CASUALTIES TO DATE EXCEED
100000
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LOST HIKERS
FOUND; SPENT
A NIGHT OUT
OUTDOOR COMMITTEE
HEADS SEARCH WORK
Gilbert Brown, N. [. H. Rey-
noIdS and Frederick cramp
Anxiously Sought - Public
Asked to Telephone Any In
formation to the Promotion
Committee

The lost mixers were found early
this afternoon near the Pail by the
search party headed by Harry Strange.
None Of the three boys 10 hurt or III.
They were forced to camp over last
night when they failed 70 reach the
kaneohe side over the Lanahuli trail.
They started back over the trail this
morning and were met by the search
party.
Gilbert Brown OF the outdoor COM
mittee OF the Promotion Committee;
Frederick Cramp, an employe OF the
quartermaster's department. u. s. A..
and NJ l.. III. Reynolds OF the Bishop
Museum were believed to be lost
somewhere In the hills near the Pail.
The members OF the trio, all CT
whom are said to be experienced hik-
ers, started out from the Promotion
Committee shortly after O'clock yes
terday morning and did not return to
the city last night as they had planned.
When the mixers did not show up
this morning three search parties were
organized by the Outdoor Committee
and now are securing the hills In the
vicinity where Il Is believed Brown,
Cramp and Reynolds passed
Among the searchers are L. A.
Thnrston. A. H. Ford, Joseph Stick.
ney, Irwin Spalding. Rollit Coe, r. t.
Lambert, H. L. Strange and Miss Cath.
crime Rand
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Lusitania Raising Of American
Flag IS International Incident

LONDON, England Feb 8.-The big Cunard steamship
Lusitania fearing attack by German submarines arrived at
Liverpool today flying the American hag which raised Of
Queenstown Ireland the British admrays order The
Lusitania carried American mails and many prominent Aer
cans. = - s. AZ. fssA
The incident the chief topic of conversation at embassies
in clubs and hotels and in the press
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
German Lunges Cost Heavily

LONDON. England Feb 8.-German lunges at Central
Poland resulting in heavy losses both Sides There
little change in the alignment Of the opposing armies though
Perograd reports minor victories there and in northern Poland
LONDON, England, Feb 8-The Carpathian struggle Is
still undecided The Russians maintain that the Austroer
attack has broken down The Teutonic allies have lost
$500 prisoners and dead and wounded in proportion
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 8.-The repo,

ambassador Walter Hines Page the Lusitania incident has
been received here but withheld from publication far
Unofficial opinion in naval and diplomatic circles is that
many precedens establish the right Of merchant vessels fly
neutral colors when seeking to avoid capture. )
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
SUGAR UP

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Sugar:
96 degrees test, At cts. Previous
quotation. AGA cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08

Germanys proclamation setting war zone around the
British Isles regarded of tremendous international import
and of the wars serious developments is pub
lishei in full below cabed here from official German
and received by the Bulletin early Sunday
morning constitutes of the great historic documents
nond;c -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-02-08
Americans May Buy WiIheImina

LONDON. England. Feb. 8.-Indications are that the
American Belgian Relief Commission viii buy the steamer
Whelmina and cargo thus possibly averng complications
if she is seized by the British
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
KEssLER-sCHAvE.

Miss Linda Schaye, only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mira. Hans gchaye OF Port BY
ron, and Henry Kessisr Of HiilsdaIe,
ron OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ksssier
6r.. were united In marriage Wsdnes-
day, June 30. a. very pretty wedding
IT the Schaye home near Port Byron.
The ceremony took place at O'Clock,
and was performed by the Rsv. p. VIII
heaxn. pastor of the German Lutheran
church In this city. Only tk-s inmed-
late relatives witnessed the ceremony.
The bridal couple was attended by
Miss Irene Mosher and Ernest Schave.
brother of the bride The bride wore
beautiful gown of blue silk trimmed
with tiny pink roeebuds. She carried
lovely bouquet of bride roses. The
bridesmaid wore pretty white en-
breidered dress. The home was dec
Grated In the hride's chosen coIors.
blue and white, and June roses
throughout. After the season OF con-
CALCULATIONS an elaborate wedding sup
per was served The table was dec
GRATED In flowers and over ii was sus-
pended large white wedding bell from
which streamers Of blue and white
reached the table corners. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kessier left for a wedding trip
10 Chicago, the bride wearing a navy
blue suit and flower-trimmed hat They
will be at home on the bridegroom
fathers farm near Rillsdale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
BAPTIST MISSION SOCIETY.

The July meeting of the Woman's
Missionary society of the First Bap-
fist church was held yesterday in the
home of Mrs. William Guldenzopf, 1914
Sixth avenue with 40 members at
tending In the absence of the presI~
dent Miss Alwilda Young, Mrs. Phil
Wagner conducted the opening devo-
ton services. Mrs. r. Fl, Hoffman
having in charge the study program.
The society took up the study of
new book 1.-THE Child in the Midst"
and the first chapter THE Child in
It's Helpiessness." was reviewed. Pa
pers were given by Mrs. Charles Eye.
Mrs. ". J. Kahlke, Mrs. H. ". Reed
Mrs r. G. Summers, Miss Zeiphia
Rinck. Miss Myrtle Summers. Miss
Dorothy Sangren and Mrs. Hoffman.
DR. H. W. Reed closed the program
with prayer. The hostess assisted by
Mrs. Charles Eye, Mrs. S. ]. Woodin
and Mrs. Belle Jones served refresh
ments during delightful social hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
ROUGH HOUSE BOUTS
HELD At LOCAL PARK

What was advertised by the promot-
ers as two wrestling matches were
staged at Exposition park last night
before crowd of few hundred dyed
in-the-wooi sports. However, the at
fair proved TO be two boxing exhibit
tions, with Big Boy Butler and Art
Mortimer, both colored. in the finals
The feature bout ended in an unusual
manner after three rounds of fierce
milling in which Mortimer was getting
the best Of it. Between rounds Morti-
mer was sitting unconeernedIy in his
corner when one Of Buffers friends
sneaked up and Slapped him, and he
was counted out, the decision being
given to Butler. The preliminary
proved fierce affair. the two colored
hattIers, Kid Howard and Young John
son, using their teeth and finger nails
frequently.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
Pulls IN SECOND PIANO RE-
ETTAY

The second of the series of recitais
given by pupils Of Mrs. Murrei Lin
dorff was presented last evening at
the home of the teacher. 943 Seven
teenth street. The following program
was rendered:
Duet-"Mardf Gras" ....... Schubert
Sarah Levenstein. Blanche Reid.
stContented Bird" .........., Rowe
Mabel Martin.
Robins Lullahye" ...... Trogman
Allan Klove
Progress March" .......... Meybeer
Dorothy Swan.
pixies Drill" ....4,.... Brown
Angela Searle.
Among the Moon Flowers" -. Ferber
Florence Olson.
Goldfish" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Helms
Marie vogele
Harp solo--'In the Garden" Schnetze
Athel Lindorff
"PhiIopena" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Helms
Florence Trenkensehuh.
Public School March" ........ Rowe
George Murray.
"Dance of the Brownies" kamman
Robert CIevenstine,
Evening Shadows" ....-,... Sawyer
Paul Trenkenschuh,
aOld Folks 1T Home" ,.,-.. Goede1er
Beulah Fluegel
.sMinuet" ............... Paderewski
Lora Mogler.
"yalse' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GODDARD
irene Hammerick.
.sHungary" ........-..-..... Koe1iing
Adah Bakersfield.
Polish Dance" ....... Seharwenka
Cecilia vogeie.
Trio-"Girerd Gavottef ,,... Fonday
Marjorie Walker, Blanche Reid, Lora
Mogfer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
Gabrielle Ray.
[HOUSEI[IOD<llLszz.ySt}0
HINTO0 E@zI'

crust cut in squares and placed IN a
deep hot platter. Pour meat and
gravy over this and serve hot. Some
of the gravy can be reserved for the
grayyboat If desired. There will be
plenty of gravy If the meat is kept
covered we'll with hot water while
cooking.
Cheese SouHle--Two tablespoons
butter, three tablespoons flour, three
fourths cup milk, one cup grated
cheese, three eggs. one-haIf teaspoon
salt, cayenne, Put butter into sauce
pan; when hot add -four, sift until
smooth; add milk and seasoning. Re
move TO back Of stove, add well
beaten yolks and cheese. Set to cool.
When cold add whites Of eggs beaten
to d stiff froth. Turn into buttered
dish. bake from twenty to twenty
five minutes. Serve the moment it
comes from oven.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
BTTTERW0RTH PARTY BRILLIANT
AFFAIR

One of the most beautiful and eIabo-
rate OF summer garden parties was
given last evening when Mr. and Mrs.
William Butterworth entertained In
honor Of their nephews. Charles Deere
Wiman and Dwight Deere Wiman. who
are home from their studies in eastern
colleges. The affair was given on the
lawn at the beautiful home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Butterworth in Moline and close
to 500 tri-eity young people were en-
tertained, the host and hostess receiy-
ing the company. stationed on the lawn.
The pergoia, where dancing to music
by Benson's nine-piece orchestra of
Chicago was enjoyed, was deliberately
and very beautifully decorated. Huge
Japanese lanterns were suspended be-
tween the pillars. surmounted them,
were hung IN the trees making the
place a real fairyland. Lovely pink
roses were used TO further decorate
the pergola and in all the rooms of
the home. During the evening lunch
was served In large pavilion erected
on the lawn. large center table bel A~
surrounded by IL smaller ones, In
the center of the large table was an
enormous bunch of pink and white
roses and each of the smaller tables
held vases of the same flowers Mrs
Butterworth wore a gown of pale grey
chiffon with silver trimmings and her
Jewels were diamonds. Miss Eliza
beth MeShane, who assisted in the en-
tertainment Of the guests, was gowned
in white embroidered chiffon with a
sash of embroidered silk. Many hand
some gowns were worn by the young
women and the whole made wonder
fully lovely picture. Included among
the guests were many young people
from out of the city; Miss Charlotte
sparring of Louisville. Ky. Miss
Frances Burke OF Pittsburgh. Pa, Miss
Elizabeth Mason Of Chicago. house
guests Of Miss Marjorie TeIie; Mrs,
Frost and Miss Aluvta Carpenter of
Chicago, guests Of Mrs. Butterworth
Edwin Smith Of Ontario, Canada. and
Charles Mansur Of st. Louis, guests Of
Charles Wiman; Miss Dorothy Stone
man of Detroit, the guest Of Mrs. c. P. !
Skinner, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Car
ter of Chicago. the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Deere Cady.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Velie entertain at Villa Velie for their
daughter, Miss Marjorie, and son, viii
lard, Jr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
KINGS HERALDS WITH D0R0THEA
kENW0RTHK.

The Kings Hera1ds of the First
Methodist church were entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Dorothea Kenworthy, 1o4 Thir-
teenth street There was short bus
mess session and number OF patri-
otto songs were sung before the reg
uiar program. which was as follows:
Piano solo-Dorothea kenworthy
Reading. Fourth of July In China"
Marjorie Walker.
Reading. "A Funny Mistake "-Es-
Their McNutt
Reading. Fourth of July IN Japan"
Helen Lavender.
Reading, "0ur Own Flag -- Ethsl
Stevens.
Piano solo--yesta Dempsey.
Drill by heraids.
The company then adjourned TO the
lawn, where were played Fourth Of
July games and there was peanut
hunt and here also were served re-
freshments which the young folks
much enjoyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
PARTIES TO HONOR MISS ELLTy.
WOOD

Miss Faye Hanna, at her home. 1915
Nineteenth street, yesterday enter
tanned a company Of girls aat a party
to honor Miss Gertrude Ellinwood OF
Indianapolis. The afternoon was spent
playing the game OF 500 and prizes
were given to Miss Marian Atkinson
and Miss Neva jerks A lunch was
served after the games. Roses and
other garden flowers decorated the
rooms.
Thursday afternoon Miss Ellen
Thompson, eco Nineteenth street, en-
tertained also to honor Miss Film
wood. The game Of 500 was the after
noon diversion and the prizes went to
Miss Margaret Anderson and Miss
Dorothy Vernon. A lunch was served
at the conclusion Of the games and a
delightful afternoon was passed. The
rooms were bright and attractive with
decorations OF roses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
CANNING AND PRESERVING.

Plum Rutter-When you read stir
constantly for three hours in making
fruit butter-don't Fer plum butter
take ripe plums, run through colander;
you now have delicious plum pulp
Let that simmer down to half bulk
over slow fire, then add sugar and
stir so minutes; you then have the
best butter possible. It's the sugar
that makes it burn
Sweet Picked Cherries - Use large
sour cherries. pit and let stand over
night in vinegar 10 cover Cnot too
strong)- In the morning drain. meas
ure fruit and add equal quantity of
sugar, Mix thoroughly and put in
pint jars. Sugar will dissolve gradu-
ally. forming a heavy syrup No
cooking required. Will keep indea-
nitely
Cherry Preserves - Seed cherries
and put through grinder (or chop;
then take same amount of sugar as
cherries and cook till thick enough
to spread.
Canned Cherries-We find to can
cherries without sugar is much the
better way. Cook the cherries and
can them. When ready to use. open
can, drain off juice and make a syrup
put them in and heat through. Try q
few cans this way and see If you
don't like them much better; they
taste more like fresh cherries.
Mixed Pickles - One quart small
pickles, one quart large cucumbers,
one quart celery, one quart green
beans, one quart small onions, one
quart tomatoes, three peppers, one
cad caulifiower or cabbage. Dress
ing: One tablespoon turmeric, five
tablespoons mustard, one cup flour.
two cups sugar. one gallon vinegar.
Jelly-When making jelly this sum
mer try the following plan: Save egg
shells beforehand, breaking a hole in
the smaller end Of the egg arge enough
TO allow the contents to escape. Wash
the shells carefully and put away. Fill
these with Jelly when the time comes.
and paste paper smoothly over the
broken end You will find one Of these
Jelly eggs" fine addition to any
lunch basket.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
Hoboes Convene in Boston.

Boston, July 3.-Rain-soaked no
boes" who drifted into town by vari-
Gus means found food and shelter
awaiting them at the Morgan Memo
rial. preparatory 10 the opening of the
eastern convention of the Brother
hood Welfare association today. j.
Eads How. the wealthy promoter of the
organization, was chosen to preside at
the frat meeting to follow a street
parade. Mr.. How said some Of the
delegates had been arrested for yag-
rancy on their way 10 the convention.
Work and peace" was the general
topic for discussion at the first meet
ing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03

Hypnotism has attracted less atten-
ton in England than in most other
countries, though the name of hypno-
tlsm was first applied to the science by
an Englishman. James Braid. q sur
geon of Manchester. This was in 1871,
But sixty years before that Mesmer
had met with great success in Paris, a
commission of investigation, including
such eminent people as Benjamin
Franklin, having to admit many Of his
facts. white denying his explanation OF
them, Charlatans brought mesmerism
into disrepute for time, but the Paris
Academy Of Medicine reported favor
ably on it IN 1881, and at last, in 1892,
the British Medical association gave it
its pproval.-London Opinion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-03
PARTY TO CELEBRATE SIXTH
BIRTHDAY.

Mrs. Lewis Stafford. al her home,
1903 rourteenth-and-a-half street. en-
tartained q company OF Is little folks
Yesterday In celebration OF her little
daughter Virginia Louise. whose sixth
hlrfhday II was The children had
merry time with games and contests
il which prices were won by Celeste
Olson. Billy MccauIey and Ollie Mob
ler and Gertrude Thurner. Pictures
were taken Of the happy group on the
Iawn and as o'clock they were In
1lfef - ~ dintns room yhere lunch