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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
Bv UNITED PRESS

LONDON, Aug. 21.--Full details
of the circumstances surrounding
the attack on the White Star liner
Arabic. with a loss now estimated
at between 40 and 80, were prom
ised today as soon as Capt. Finch
makes an official report
ut may be necessary to withhold
certain facts from the public for the
present" said one Official, but this
is only because It would not serve
our best interests 10 impart certain
information TO the enemy"
None OF the news dispatches 70
cetved here from Queenstown or
Liverpool have described the precau-
tions taken TO safeguard the Arabic
from submarine attack. The admir-
atty permitted it to become known
some time ago however, that GER
tain methods had beeu adopted, but
their nature, naturally, was not dis.
closed.
The frst survivors reached the
Euston station early this morning
from Queenstown. They we're met
by White Star agents who are busy
checking over the lists. particularly
to account for the discrepancies be-
tween their reports and those OF the
consulate officials at Queenstown re-
garding the number of Americans
whose lives were lost
Az 10:45 today the White Star Of
fees here gave out another. revised
list of missing and survivors. Mrs.
Josephine Bruguiere. Of New York.
and Or. Edmund Woods. OF James,
Vile, Wis.. were the only Americans
ON the list OF missing. which tnclud-
ed l9 other passengers.
All persons accounted missing by
the Queenstown consulate are posi-.
lively declared by the White star
Offices here To have been saved. ON
oials said today that IN their haste
to leave Queenstown for London
several Americans probably failed
TO register with the consul
Fourteen passengers and 40 mem
hers OF the ArGbic's crew are not
accounted for in the white Stars
latest revised list issued today.
Ohlciais, however. believe that sew
Confined on PAGE FiveJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
USES DRUG
TO WIN Love
IS ALLEGED.
Mans Method of Woo
ing Married Woman
Is PrObed
DEADLY dope"
FOUND IN CANDY

Detectives Smith and Wisniewski
and Prosecutor Jasnowsh are max
ing a thorough investigation of the
means used by Henry Beauvais, Al
years old. of No. "a ST. Charles-st.
to win the love of Mrs. Mabel Rose.
% years old, OF No is Hyde-st., wife
of cousin of Beauvais.
The police say that Beauvais fell
desperately In love with Mrs. Rose
while giving her treatments TO cure
dandruff In her glossy brown hair.
and when Mrs. Rose, her husband.
and her two baby~ girls, aged IL
months and three months, respec-
lively. became desperately I'll after
partaking OF 10 cents worth OF candy
which Beeuvais presented 10 Mrs
Rose, the investigation was started
The eldest child nearly died from
some mysterious poisoning, and the
baby. which had taken only a small
piece of the candy, was seriously Ill
Mr.. Rose, cripple. was very sick
for several hours. and Mrs. Rose
was critically Ill for time.
Mrs, Rose. told the police that she
suspected that the candy was "dop
ed" and an analysis, made by the
Board OF Health. showed the pres.
ence Of powerful drug IN the
candy. That the stun waa placed
on the candy as love potion" IL
the belief OF the detectives,
Beauvaisy has stesdfastly denied
drugging the candy. but the officers
say that last December Mrs, Rose
was taken III In similar mystic
rious manner, after receiving some
candy from her alleged admirer,
Beauvais In held In the central
station, on the charge OF being
disorderly person. until the investi-
CATION is completed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
Washington A d m t s
Wilson Cannot
COerce Chief
COULD NOT TAKE
MEXICO CITY
u. S. Could Not Break
Through With Pres
ent Forces

WASHINGTON, Aug. Elf the
administration succeeds In ousting
General Carranza from his position
as dominant factor in Mexico. at
any rate for some time, Washington
offlcialdom will be surprised. Il was
confessed In wei informed circles
here today.
All accounts agree that the FIRST
chief was hurrying preparations for
transferring his capital from Vera
Cruz 10 Mexico City. Once in the
latter place, no doubt was felt that
he would issue direct defiance TO
the conference republics" 10 inter
fere with him. Despite tho Wash
inston administration's earlier
hopes, MI signs were that hts mill
tary commanders will support him
unanimously Many Yillistas, too,
were joining him
From General Obregon, concern
ing whose attitude there we're
doubts the Carrauza agency Yeoeiv-
ed q cable today declaring for the
first chief in substantially the same
language as have the generals pre-
viously heard from.
Military experts said II would De
a major undertaking to reach the
first chief with troops IN Mexico
city To attempt It with the force at
the United states disposal. they de-.
clared, is out OF the question
Moreover. there was no question
that the Latm-Amertcan nations
would oppose such a step leaving
everything else out OF consideration.
diplomats did nor hclicvc the admin
istration would wish 20 antagonize
all these nations bodily.
Prospects that rival MEXICAN
government. recognized from the
outside. could make hcadWay
against Carranza were thought to be
fadlnp. The LATIN Americans sCtm-
ed likFlicr 20 recognize Csrranza,
which would make Il hard for the
Uoited states TO enforce an arms
embargo.
All in all the FIRST chief appeared
to occupy strong position.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
Will Hear Story of
German Admiralty
Before Acting
WILL NOT SUBMIT
TO SLAP IN FACE
President, However, Is
Anxious to Avoid
Break If Possible
BY CHARLES p. STEWART

b1 SFINn1Eo v. . " IN
tSt3f Correspondent Crnfsd Press. }
WASHINGTON. Aug Nobody
had been heard from further on
eially AT noon today concerning the
Arabic case
Stories % the torpedoed liners
survivors. especially Americans
were expected momentarily lrom
Ambassador Page. London Press
messages said they had been dis
patched they had not reached
Washington.
The conviction grew that the ad-
ministration could not make up its
mind on the strength of the London
version--Berlin would have TO be
heard from. too ont word had
come from Ambassador Gerard IL
no did not report speedily. It was
expected he would be asked 10 seek
a statement through the kalser's ad
miralty from the commander Of the
u.boat which sank the Arabic.
omcials regarded the situation
seriously. but. conhdentially. most
OF them, and these the most I'm
portant. said they believed way
could be found OF avoiding a break
with Germany n they had any sub
stantial reason for thinking this
they would not reveal A. II was the
general sentiment. however
II WAS stated. the United States
government will be glad II Ger
many can show that she did not
mean 10 disregard American rights
when her submarine commander
sent the white Star liner TO the
bottom. Even II II should appear
that these rights were transgressed.
n Il should be shown that II was
without intention on Germany's part
and did not involve too wholly reck-
less an Indifference 10 the rights
n question. Il was understood the
administration Will not refuse TO
take the fact into consideration
Al this. II was said, was on the
assumption that Germany manitest'
ed the right spirit in whatever RET.
Presentations she might make OF her
side ~ the case
In high official quarters emphasis
was laid on the eagcrncss Germany
has displayed 10 gain American sym
patty The very fact that she has
resorted In her efforts to accom-
plish this. 10 methods which have
been criticised in this country, was
pointed 10 as an evidence OF the
sincerity OF her wish 10 earn and
retain American good will
AZ the very time when tho kaiser
was spending $4,000 900 weekly. "a
charged, for this purpose. the inten-
tonal destruction OF American lives
Continued ON rrse FfveD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
Citizens Want BOOtz
Place On Mack-ave.,
Eliminated
TOO CLOSE TO
EDIFTCE, CLAIM
Treasurer Stein Named
in Battle On 1876
GrOggeries

County Treasurer Edward F.
Stein is also named In the manda-
mus proceedings begun by Sebas-
tian S. Kresge and other Detroit
citizens. to attempt 10 cut down the
number OF saloons in Detroit Mr..
Stein is brought in because he is
sued red cards to the saloonkeepers
who paid the license fee OF $500.
The court is asked by the petit
TONERS to direct the common coun-
Gil to "vacate and rescind" the IL
censes issued May /, 1915. and to
issue tho number OF licenses In ex.
istence May /. 1914, less "a can
celled by death, less l36 transfers
and less others which the court
finds to have been voluntarily sur
rendered
One Of these latter Is name In
the petition The claim Is made
that no license should have been
issued TO Christian Bootz. No. 1860
Mackave The petition sets forth
that John o. Goldsmith, who held
the license In 1928, died In
March, 1913, and that the business
was conducted by the administrator
OF the estate. Frank c. Aldenbrand.
until May /. 1913, when the license
was reissucd 10 Bernard G. Laden.
dorf. For 1ei4-19i5. and for 1915
1915. the license was issued 10
Christian BootE. The petitioners
claim that this license was volun-
tarily surrendered in 1918, and
should not have been reissued.
Thoy claim further that the bar en-
trpnce is within 400 feot OF tho
Mack.ave Evangelical church. and
tContinued on Page Three.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
RULES HELLO GIRLS
WORK IN SLEEP


MARLBORO. Mass, Aug 21.-Tei-
tphone operators whose hours OF la
Tor are such that they are permitted
70 rest In the exchange building be-
tween their regular periods at the
switchboard, work while they sleep.
In the opinion OF Judge J. w. Nc
Donald Of the District court
He ruled that although Miss Es-
her lIamblett. local operator
whose hours are from p. m to 7
l. M is permitted to sleep from
midnight until 6 A. m. subject 10
emergency call. she works 10 hours
day within the meaning OF the
aw AMI he fined Frank A. Wilson,
manager sc for violation OF the
sw fixing hours OF labor for women
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

BERLIN (Via Amsterdam). Aug.
el.--The carly fall OF Brest Iitovbk
fortress and the breaking OF the
Russian center. was forecasted by
military critics here today In com
menting on the capture Of Novo
deorgievsk, and a garrison of $1,000
Russians.
The Germans who invested Novo
Georgievsk are moving eastward to
join the forces of Prince Leopold. OF
(Continued on Page FiVeD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21

IS H00TED
Sits in Silence While
Reichstag Passes
Big War Loan

BERLIN (Via Wireless TO Say
ville), Aug, g1.-The new German
war loan. providing s. 500. O0O.O00 for
war purposes. was passed by unani.
nous vote of the reichstag.
Dr. Karl Liebknecht. Socialist
leader, whose demand that the gov
ernment state on what terms If
would consent to an immediate
peace. was yesterday ignored, sat in
silence when the vote was taken
Other members OF the reichstag. in.
Guiding some OF the Socialists who
voted TO support the new loan. boot
ed and laughed al Liebkneoht
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
Mrs. Louise Tierney
Gives Fine Example
of Thrift
THROUGH WITH
1T NOW THOUGH
Wants Divorce and S.
a Week All to Her
self

An interesting study In elastic
currency" was presented in the
testimony Of Mrs. Louise Tierney
before Judge Murphy In circuit
court. Saturday morning. In sup
port OF her application for tempo
rary alimony from her husband,
Martin J. Tierney
Mrs. Tierney testified that out
OF an allowance of 90 per week
she furnished the table. paid the
CONTINUED on Page TIvc1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
OFFICIALS CONFIDENT
BREAK WITH GERMANY
MAY YET BE AVERTED
SAYS ITALIAN
PASSED FORGED
CHECK FOR S2,l00

Pietro Cardieilo. Italian consul
and steamship agent at No. 3si ri.
vard-sty swore out warrant. Sat.
urday. before Justice Stein. charg-
ing Antonio Fumo with passing
forged check for s2,lo0.63 on him.
The check purported to be issued
by West Philadelphia concern.
and was drawn on the Haddington
Title & Trust Co. OF Philadelphia
The check. bearing Gardiello's in
dorsement. was returned. as a
forgery.
Fumo's address was not given In
court, but the warrant was turned
over TO the police
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
T IL b e r Gu lOsis Day
Proves Bigger Sue
cess Than Expected
BOARD OF HEALTH
EXAMINES 243
Doctors Unable to Care
for All Who
Apply

tuberculosis day was bigger
success than those who planned It
expected. There was considerable
doubt in the minds OF many physi-
clam as TO whether people could be
induced to present themselves for
examination for tuberculosis, but
Fridays experience showed that the
citizens OF Detroit arc alive to the
danger OF tho disease.
To the clinic In the main office
CONTINUED on Page Ptve.l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
2 FIRES IN
BUFFALO
Combined Losses Will
Total At Least
100000
nv UNITED PRESS.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 2l--Duf-
falo hremen battled two big fires
early today. tho combined ioss In
which will total 100000. While
part OF the force was flgnting
flames In the Robertson Cataract
Electric Co.'S plant and the build.
ers' exchange block, I'm Court-st.,
the othor half was battling q blaze
Mt tho Globe Elevator Co, IN Ten.
nesaeost. Several civilians and
three hremen were ovsrcoms by
smoke.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
STATEMENT
BARS PLEA ADVANCED AS
JUSTIFYING SUBMARINE
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinityi Saturday
night. cloudy with rains sunday part
IL cioudyi southessteriy shifting to
westerly winds.
Lower Michigani Rain, Saturday
nights sunday. probably fair.
For the upper inkest Moderate
north winds over north portions fair
tonight and sundays fresh to strong
shifting winds over south portion
becoming northwestt rain tonigh t
sunday fair.
For the lower lnkest Fresh 10
strong southeast to sOutb winds
shifting 10 southwest md west, Sum
day over Erie; rain.
Highest temperature this date In
past ~ years. 90 In 1873 and 1906
lowest. 40. In 1870.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21

One year ago today Highest tenn
perature, ga lowest, 0gI mean, 10;
clear weather with 10 inch of rain
during early morning.
The sun sets mt 7;24 ID. m. Satur-
day and rises mt 5if7 n. IN. Sunday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
BALI. GAME
CALLED OFF
Rain Causes Postpone
ment; DOuble-Hea0e
Due Sunday

Today's game with Washington on
Nayin field has been called on be-
cause % rain, anu q 0ouble-header
will b. played sunday the rrst
game 10 start at 2. o'clock
Walter Johnson viii be IN the bon
for Washington for one game.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
First Survivors Reach
London From Scene
of Disaster
TWO BODIES
ARE RECOVERED
70 Dispatches De-
scribe Precautions
Taken

LONDON, Aug. 21.-The
White Star liner Arabic was not
conveyed when she was torpe-
doed and sunk by a German sub
marine, according to a state
ment passed by the press bu-
reau this afternoon. The state
ment, II was said, was author
lied by the admiralty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
BAT Tie OF
BALTIC NOW
DECIDED?
Breaking of Russian
Center FOrecasted
i'm Berlin
KAISER'S FLEET
HUNTS SLAV SHIPS
By UNITED PRESS.

PETRoGRAD, Aug. 2t.--A
German Zeppelin, heavily laden
with bombs, was shot down by
anti-aIrcraft guns by Russian
forces as the aircraft was APP
preaching Wilma, the railway
center east OF kovno. The crew
was arrested.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21

David Prosser four ycnrs old. 81 No.
r1ps Nsvy-eve.. was bitten on the
right hip by n collie doK owned by
Alfred Aspinell. OF No. a7o2 Navy
ave, Friday. and was quite sor-
dressed tho wound. and tho dog
was taken To the pound, 10 be
held for tan days observation. "
Will be shot Mt tho expiration OF
that period. NJ TIA ownars request.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21

WHILE VISITING DETROIT
don't forget that the world famous
bath city, Mt Clemens. is only 20
miles away. Cars every 30 minuteT
ADV
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21
Bank cIearlnas

Saturday ank olearings amounted
to si.350s49.S6l balances s727.-
S41.60.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21

ROME, Aug. 21.--Turkey's
reply TO the italian ultimatum
demanding that italian reserv.
istc be permitted TO leave .Tur-
key, is expected today,
Great excitement prevails In
Rome and II Is generally be-
Ilevsd here that a declaration OF
war 10 imminent. The newspa-
pers are carrying lengthy COM
ments on alleged Turkish mis-
treatment OF Italians.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21

PARIS, Aug. -2t.--An italian
air squadron pursued a group
Of Austrian avIators along the
Adrlatlo, forced them 20 give
battle and brought down three
Of the Austrian planes, accord
Ing TO Turin dispatch TO. the
Figaro today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-21

Printing the ptafr neat hind--thst
. rio bf---rimes Job Dept.---Msiu fH7o.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16
MIXUP IN BODIES
WORRIES POLICE

FLINT. Mich. Sept Mystery
surrounds disposition of bodies Of
three men who we're killed 81 a re.
cent auto accident In Flint a body
supposed 20 be that ot Clinton Sain,
u Chicago was returned here this
morning BY relatives who say ths,
The body is not that OF Sain.
George Randall, one Of the other
men Killed IA the accident, was pre-
sumably buried "a Clio. Pictures Of
these two men show a rerarksbl
resemblance Plans were made 70
day 70 dig up the remains buried
az clio
Relatives ~ Ssin say ,hat be had
false teeth while he man returned
from Chicago bad natural teeth
Relatives of Randall say that the
remains brought back from Chicago
are aot those ~ George Randall. bu'
insist that tho man theY buried
vas Randall Randall had natura,
teeth according 70 relatives Sew
eral different men have conficted In
The Identification ~ the bodies
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16
5000 WORK
AT ENGLISH.
Evening Schools Con-
tinue To Show In
creased Enrolment

Latest reports from the evening
schools show an enrolment OF over
5000 Az some of the schools have
not reported since Tuesday evening.
ihe actual enrolment may be in
the nelghborhood OF $500
The following reports were made
OF Wednesday, attendance New.
berry. 637; scripps 22l Central
High, SO. Eastern High. i63i Nc
MILAN. 3l9, Ma.eske 1920
Tuesday, reports OF attendance
showed Russell. ESQ. ovbridge,
500. Greusel 400 Sill I7i' Ever
EFT. S44. Mcmillan. 800. Bishop,
}l3; Cas- High, 200, Northwestern
High, l2a Western High 200
Tho Mcmillan school Is Included
twice because its class has been di-
vided into two sections The Greu-
sci class is also being divided into
two sections each of which will
have two days ~ schooling per
week The Mairske class has been
split into three sections The
Greusel school win be further re-
Ieved By tho opening of an even
ing school in the Ferry building.
Most of the Grensel students are
employees % the Packard Motor Car
Co. Tho George Junior high school
viii be opened Monday. 10 replace
the Russell -- The students
VIII meet r. the Russell Gr>-~ing
and march 10 'he George
No Arures on The regular school
attendance have vet been received.
bui principals viii send IN reports
ior the week. Friday afternoon
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16
TAKES OATH
OF SOBRIET TY.
Man Needs Official Pa
per To Keep Him
From Liquor

Among other yh!nEs WAYNE
county justices Of the peace hear
eases growing o4t 0i personal iu-
5uIles. unpaid bills and countless
other causes. Now and then they
anite q couple ,r ,ae holy bonds OF
matr.m0ny They ai-a papers by
Che hundreds. eac. day. so tEat the
-onstab,es may go on t1air service
erTaals. and 4H % ais Aca tae
days work i- over. .Eey feel that
.rcy have earned .8e.r salaries
SiM an n 1 doesn't pre-
vent t5em from giving their ser
vices GRATIS 70 an unfortunate 1r-
pea.teut man VINO seeks to have his
1w ~ 4ssinercs from liquor
coucaed in strict legal terms and
footed with ae goli seal q the jus
t.ce courts OF Wayne county
Justice of the Peace Richter per
formed This service FOR a man and
ais wife. Wednescav afternoon. aft
er the days docket had been
cleared away Re fel. so good about
~ tha, he announced. Thursday 'hat
be will be willing 70 take time OF,
st any hour q The lay. 70 oHciste
az water wagon ceremony
The nan who took the oath
waited in the corridor. with his wife
all morning said Justice Richter
After had heard the las, case.
the wife approached cautiously and
explained that she believed her hus-
band would keep az oath az this
Kind, % @ were taksn before a JUS
tice. and had the additional impres.
siveuess of written statement.
/The man admitted .hat be couidnT
support his family, remain 10 good
health. and drink He seemed happy
when he lett and 30 did Eta wife
Justice Marschner recently ad-
mlnistered ths oath ,n similar
ceremony. lie, too is willing 10
become e~one o; the oncials ~ The
newly-created public bureau FOR the
reformation q victims Of intsmper.
snce.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16
MAY
RECOVER
Railway Magnate Took
Deadly Bi-Chloride
Tablets by Mistake

pEAl BEACH ~ j. sept IT,
AFTER aa aII r.eay aslt 70 ssve the
uf O.. Newman Erf pi,-oad mas
r4te .7m .te Effects ot che teSil,
4.r.l l..at uereE tablets which
-a sslua.ra Yesterday 1y mistake.
-..sIeials aafI. to-day held on.
s .ggc Cor e.. recovery
fr Er- gas-ea satisfactory
a.tar tlcv announced "We are
hoping for his recovery
Ihe 1res pseatsrs were cua-
aul, a- thc bedside daring the
night
M- Ert is president ci the Min
ueapcls E So Louis railroad and
ot -Ee Ann Arbor railroad and a
prowlacut aEure IN railroad EGai-s
Ea j. connected Wth q long ust ot
other raG1a ays either as 0Hcisl or
director as rsu a. OF copper com
0ani-s ana Industrial concerns he
and uis associates acquires control
n The blicresrolis & 81 Louis and
II T1ea Central railway upon tho
death several wears ago o., Edwin
Haela
SIR Erl WAS made chairman Of
iLe executive committee OF the
Pore Marquette railroad in Fe1rl.
ary. 1919 serving Dr. that capacity
until April He then served AZ re-
re.ver OF the road unth srolt Alg.
% fhe shme gear
The Detroit times., 1915-09-16
OLLIE DUSTIN,
poor CRIPPLE"
GATHERS AIMS

Ollie Dustin general passengei
agent Of the ASHLEY A Dustin si~aD-
or line har S1e5 which be doesu 7
know what 20 DO with
Recupcrafing from q resent acci
dent. IA which thc steam boat owner
suffered a IRA 'urcd leg Air. Dustin
hobbied from The crDpany's office
al the foot Of First st 20 The wharf
and seated himself mean the river 20
enjoy A sun bath Placing DIS cluiea
es hesides him ollie hall reci.ne1
on bench Socn De rls dreaming
OF stampede thousands ol Detroit
ers we're nooGing FiFstst lr their
efforts 20 bBy tickets and board the
stcamer putiu-Eay Olhe smiled
peacefully and rubbed his hands TO
sether joyluily
But q rude driver ot heavy
chugglng motor truck intercepted
proceedings iuE as ollie bad sue
ceeded In having The mayor issue an
order placing q hsn on temperature
below 20 and showers inside % nre
years. re awoke with a start. The
wharf vas deserted cxCent Tor a few
hundred bushels of peaches. Ollie
and HIS hat which was lying near
his crrtchss Ollie picked up the
headgear. which jinRled happily on
investigating he found S125 IT.
dimes. nickels and pennies in his
stctson, the gifts of kind.hear,ed De-
troiters who had taken pity upon
The poor cripple"