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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-12

- -
District Attorney George W. Lane
is back from a business trip to Rico
- Hi4 -n..la4
'Thespians, Mckay, Shaw aud Bray
ton departed this >. m. for points
east. @ I'D
Mrs. Tom Martin and daughter
Vina went up to Silverton this morn
ing for short visit os" -eSa4
.isit - af-
Miss Martha Mason Of AlAn.osa who
has been visiting at Electro lake, is
visiting In the city today. a.
- -'-
r. Charley Thompson passed through
from Siiverton To the fan0h 1t Or
ford this morning. '-'s'" 80
Sam Ethredge went over to Pagosa
this morning to inspect stock ship
ments, etc. @ - '-'l a't
J. W. Walker Of May Day who had
been out to the big expositsons 10 In
town today. -s" sas -A
Tommy Lewis who Is ranging bis
sheep in the Rico section, Is down on
business. -ss ..L -l-4a
L ,-s.. .4
Elias Garcia, fiockmaster Of
TERRA Amarillo, N. M, Is Q husinsss
visitor in tho city. l4l 3Yl.
Robert Patscheck prosperous
ranchman of the Hesperus section, IN
In the city on business.
Mrs. George McCorkls and little
girl went. up to 4their summer cabin
above lockwood thia morning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-12

PURELY PERSONAL
From Thursdays Daily
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-12

Elias Garcia, a fiockmaster o
TERRA Amarillo, N. M, Is husinss
visitor in tho city. lsl 9sts !
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-12

The Misses Eval and Lillian Cotton
left for their home at Aztec this
morning. Miss Eva had been visit
ing here . couple Of weeks and Miss
Lillian, one Of Aztsc's popular teach
ars, had besn st Marcos and visit
ing hsre few days.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-12

]. w. Walker Of May Day who had
been out to the big exposit.ons 10 ir
town today. -s" sa' ~
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-12

Tommy Lewis who Is ranging hi
sheep in the Rico section, Is down o.
business. 4rss s.iL -ll---a
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-07-12

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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-09-23
PRAIRIE DU SAC
MERCHANT DIES

Paul B Conger, a prominent m, r
chant of Prairie du Sac, died at his
home Sunday morning of apoplexy.
Mr.. Conger was in good health AMI on
Saturday was at his store and about
six O'Clock complained of being dizzy
and eat on the steps when he fell over.
He was taken to his home and never
regained consciousness. Mr. Conger
was forty five years of age and the
son of DR.. Sidney Conger, one of the
early settlers of Sank county. He was
a senior member Of the Conger, Schoe-
phoerster Co., was born in Prairie du
Sac and had always made that place
his home. He was formerly secretary
If the Sank County Sunday school as
ISOLATION and took much interest in re-
ligious work. He was member of
the Presbyterian church. He leaves
wife anG four children: Sidney, Louise,
Harriet and Alice, besides other rela-
tives. Funeral services Friday.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-09-23
STACKS BURN.
NEAR SKILLET CREEK

A grain stack on the farm of Christ
Gasser in the Skillet Creek neighbor-
hood was struck by lightning about
eleven o'clock Sunday night The stack
struck was the central one in a setting
of four and although neighbors and
friends rushed to the assistance of the
family nothing much could be done.
All of the stacks burned.
Mayor G. T. Thuerer sent out the
chemical truck from Baraboo early this
raorning. 1t was used with good effect
although the four stacks continued to
burn. The family appreciates his
thoughtfulness very much.
There WAS high wind in the night
and it was with difficulty other pro-
perty was saved.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-09-23
Did the Old Man GOOD

George W. Clough of Prentiss. Miss,
is seventy-seven years old and had
trouble with his kidneys for many
years. He writes that Foley Kidney
Pills did him much good. He used many
remedies, bnt this is the only one that
ever helped him. No man, young or old,
can afford to neglect symptoms of kid
ney trouble. C w. Whitman. -Adver
tisement.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-09-23
GOV. WILL SPEAK
At KILBOURN FAIR

The Kilbourn Inter County fair will
be Sept. % to Oct. 1st. There will be a
big lot of free attractions every day,
with an exciting midway. Governor
Philip will speak in the afternoon of
Sept. so. Big ball games the last three
afternoons. Trotting races and the
famous mule derby every day. Two
brass bands will play.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
MERGER ARREST is
PROTESTED BY POPE
His Holiness Asks Kaiser VIII
helm TO Free Cardinal.

ROME Pope Benedict XIV
wired to Kaiser Wilhelm IL. and Em
peror Franz Joseph Of Austria urging
the release of Cardinal MERCER, arch
bishop of Malines. Belgium According
to reliable adyices, the prelate was ar.
rested by the German military author
tiles at Malines for sending out pas
toral letter which was offensive to the
kaiser's officers
In the letter the archbishop is said
TO have counseled his followers not to
accept the administration of the mill
tary authorities The pope instructed
the Austrian and German cardinals to
use their influence in Cardinal Mer.
cicr's behalf
This latest outrage against the
sacred college the pope says in his
message 10 the cardinals. lis UMPIRE
cedented since the middle ages IL
proyokcs the wrath OF God and the in.
dignatlon of all Catholics and an
Christians throughout the world
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
1920 FOOT PEACE PETITION.
chldren's Request to Foreign Am
baasadora Milo and q Half Lonn.

Children's Request TO Foreign Am
bassadora Mile and a Half Long.
The American Pence society ia
Washington was asked to submit
peace petition a mile and Il hulf long
and containing names OF school chill
dren from twcnty.elght states to the
ambassadors from the ten warning M.
tons. Three hundred thousand chill
dren have signed the petition
II was the original plan Of the chill
dren's peace petition committee. which
was organized In Now York, to send 4
delegation Of ten children. represent
ING each Of the warning countries, 20
Washington 10 lay the petition before
the ambassadors and 20 visit the white
House but u was decided 10 postpone
the trip ln order thnt the petitions
may bee brought 60 the attention OF the
foreign representatives at once tie A.
sistancc of Or y r. Trueblood. sec@I
tary Of the Peace society. was asked.
The names on the petition are dIvld
ed up Into scrolls containing 5000
names each The schools or New York
assisted in circulating the petitions ana
receiving The names. The Trade School
For the Deaf printed the FIRST petition
The girls OF another school helped 10
mimcograph The notices and count the
petitions Another school pasted the
petitions together, vocational school
turned out the wooden spindcs on
which ihc scrolls are rolled. another
printed illuminated headlines 70 the
petitions and others assisted ia bind
Ing the petitions into book with az
tractive lettering on the front page
and tying the rolls together with red
ribbon
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
JACKSON PLANTS TO
W0RK J0BLESS men
Citizens Employment Fund viii
Be Created as Aid.

Jackson Mich, Jan. lin an az.
fort to take care or the unemployed
mel of Jackson manufacturers Of Ole
city have made arrangements where.
by employment viii be given 10 sew
era hundred Worhmcn Immediately.
i also is planned to create u cit.
liens employment fund By subscrip-
tions which viii be turned over 10
tie city commissioners and expended
in giving work al odd jobs TO tho
citys unemployed The work will De
paid for I'm grocery and fuel orders
Present conditions are the worst iu
many years
A meeting ol the unemployed and
the city commission was held i'm the
eveniug when names Of men out OF
work were obtained. These nantes
will be turned over 70 the chamber
of commerce, which win apportion
the men among the various factories.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
USE SHIRTS TO TAKE TRENCH
French Soldiers Put Them over Coats
Owing 10 Snow.

Describing the capture Of "A line OF
trenches in the north u uoncommis
stoned officer says Paris dispatch.
writes homo Of ana unusual piece or
strategy
THE evening before there had been
a heavy fan Of SNOW he said and
the bright moonlight showed up every
object with extraordinary clearness
against the white background The
one Hundred and Twenty sixth iufau
try. which had planned Is raid ou the
cnemy's trenches only twenty yards
away. found its project compromised
but corporal Wus struck by bril-
liant idea Every man pulled on his
outer clothes ana pulled bis shirt uu
over JACKET ana vest Thus they crept
through the snow mp to tile edge ~ Tie
German trenches without being seen
and Carried the entire line
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
FRESH AIR CURE FOR CRIME
IS NEW ILLINOIS PROPOSAL
Joliet Warden Would Give First OF.
Tenders a Chance 70 Change.

The fresh air cure for FIRST offenders
dungeons. cell houses ana the stone
quarry for hardened crimiuals-this Is
the program Warden l.. NJ. Allen of
the Illinois state prison az Joliet hopes
10 work ont
Allen has submitted 70 Governor
Dunno plan advocating sweeping
changes ia tic states penal system.
lie would have all but about 100 OF
the normal prison population OF 1000
conyicts live in cottages and work in
the open air The 40O-the profession.
al thieves, highwaymcn ana murderers
who live by crime-he would confnc
as at present Ina cell houses under
heavy guurd aud with the threat OF
solitary confinement IN dungeon FOR
uisobcdicucc of prison rules.
The new scheme would give first of.
tenders "a fresh lease OF life and nc the
same time solntc them from the hard
cned criminals The pcnitentiary in
This way would attempt TO remedy dc
lcetS the warden says, instead OF be.
coming school for crime,
Allen woud extend the system OF
having honor prisoners work ON
state roads. tho experiment having
proved satisfactory thus far
Manufacturing inside the prison walls
for private firms he would abolish en-
tlrcly lie would retain the prison
shoe factory with the understanding
that boots and shoes be made only for
inmates OF state institutions and not
be put 90 the market ir competition
With other labor
He would have more cOnyicis az
work on the prison farm and extend
this idea So that prisoners could supply
all state institutions with meat cereals
and dairy products The cottages he
would have built inside a high stock
adc
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
Nineteen-Fifteen

We've hud enough 81 knocks. hgce
Nlnctccn-lftcpn
We pray you VIII not prove ~ 80
N.netecr-biUtctp
We Neltu Tor music from the lutc.
NiuctCcu-nitten
We beg YOU VIII not make mute
Nineteen rltteon
We're simply aching Tor q boost
Nineteen fifteen,
We trust that YOU viii come io roost
NuctcCu-ltteon
We hope yuuli hriuE golden store.
Ainctecu=hftCCn.
We hope You may prove more ana more
Standardization
Lut your presents JOY ur grieve.
Ninetccn-uftccn.
We know We surely shall receive
Nineteen Eiftecn
We don't know what you may procure
Nineteen fifteen.
We only know you arc FOR sure
A.ucteeu-lffccn
-McIundbursh Wilson "a New York
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
MANY HURT IN N. Y. SUBWAY
One Person Killed When Fire Attacks
Sore III Gotham

NEW YORK One persons was
killed and one hundred overcome by
smoke as result of fire which
ragcd I'M the subway AT Fifty drtb and
Broadway
Smoke from burning insulation at
tie Spring street station filled the sub
way for blocks A milo away the
fumes affected uironga Of passengers.
who covered the stations platforms
All along tho line the sale of tickets
was topped Surface cars and elevated
trains were badly congested and an
subway stations were filled 20 over
flowing with struggling crowds
Many persons imprisoned ON trains
stalled between stations, were over.
come hy smoke and taken ont uncon-
scious by tho police
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
ASK THINKERS FOR BRAINS.
Scientists Say Study Of Cray Matter
Would 30 a Benefit.

The brains Of exceptionally brilliant
mon. leaders in The sciences. in art. m
politics and IN mercantile pursuits.
should go TO the brain specialist for
study after death. according to high
officers of the American Association
For the Advancement of Science. meet
Ing at The University OK Pennsylvania
Or H. O. Howard. secretary of the
association; Or Henry Skinner. sccrr.
tary % It's council Dr Edward a.
Pickering OF Harvard. noted astronom
or. and others agreed that inc0lculablc
benefit would result GO science and Co
humanity f scientists were afforded
the opportunity &C. study the brains or
the worlds great thinkers
An agreed that few men Interested
in science would oncr objection 20 DO
mating their brains for study after
death
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
Saginaw elre Chief Reprimanded

Saginaw Mich, Jan 7 Aside from
giving them reprimands, the council
did not take any action against Fire
Chief George Vs. Wallis and Captain
John Kreuzberser on recommendation
OF Mayor Ard H. Richardson, commits.
sioner Of peace health and safety.
The mayor presented "a lengthy re-
port in which he reviewed the charge
made by Capt II q. McNally and Her.
man Gehring q former fireman, Dur.
irg the hearing against Kreuzberger
he rendered DTS resignation. to take
immediate effect but the mayor asked
the council not TO accept &C. and that
Kreuzbereer bc instructed 10 return
TO work I'm The morning
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
wife Is Dead: Husband pyIno

KALAMAZOO. MICH. Mrs
Henry j. Giddings IS dead at her
hcme after long Illness and her hus.
band lies in Bronson near death. His
condition is so critical that relatives
have deemed it advisable not 10 tell
him OF his wife's death Mrs. Cid
dings, who was a former resident Of
Augusta, was IN before her husband
went TO the hospital. although Il was
believed she would recover.
Ganerenc from trimming n corn is
responsible for the husbands coudi
ticn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
LOSES HIS WOODEN LEG FUND
Man Woke Up in Alley After Drinking
Win STRANGER

Bay City Mich Jan Frank ne.
laIt thirytwo, Of Mikado. Nich.. ar.
piled to superintendent of Poor J w.
Coombs FOR money enough TO get back
home nelap reported TO the polica
that he came here two days ago and
was on his way TO cleveland TO get
a new artificial lex his old one. which
he carried in a suit case having 81.
come useless He says that he took
up with a stranger aud awoke In am
alley minus Sl77 which he had taken
with him for Tie leg.
He claims no was doped but could
MOI locate the saloon i'm which he got
tho drink
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
FEAR THAT GIRL is KIDNAPPED
Police 5affed After Two Days Hunt
for Eight Year Old Miss

Saginaw. Mich. Jan. AFTER a
two day search the police department
mas made no PROGRESS IN its efforts to-
ascertain the whereabouts of eight
year old Rose Laundry WHO failed Is
return home Sunday evening after
beng sent 70 bakery a block away.
The child arrived III The bakery ana
was seen 70 start FOR her home. ii
IS believed she was kidnapped. The
parents Of the child are divorced. and
Rose had been living with her grand.
parents
Mr. Laundry lives m Flint The
ehild's mother says that during the
last few days d strange woman has
been lettering around the ncighbor.
hood
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
PROSPERITY OURS
IF ALL CHEER UP
This Is Optimistic 1915 Greet
Ing by Secretary R0dflOId,
AVOID CROUCH, 60 10 WORK

There Is No Warrant FOR Gloom and
Despair, Says Commerce Head--our
Opportunity For Improved condi-
tons Waits on Us, So Grasp Il, He
Advises Business Men Of Country.
Secretary RcdGeld Ia greeting for
1915 to merchants anu manufacturers
OF The country bids them reach out FOR
The prosperity he secs within their
grasp.
There is no warrant. Mr.. Redbeld dc
clared. for gloom or despair The ~
effects OF tho European war on Amer
lean enterprise are passing and new
Vistas for commercial ventures are
opening with each new day.
Ills message In part follows:
III you want prosperity do your Own
share 10 bring IL, and do it now. Get
that addition on your shop going. IL
will cost you less now than six months.
hence. Is trade a bit dull In the
works? Get those Improvements be
gun. Prices are low and likely to rise.
You've been thinking OF that contract
work. Better start II yourself before
things get the start Of you.
This country slows down a bit nov
and then, but II never stops growing.
ana il always moves up and not down
We don't know what it means in most
OF the United States TO have real gen
eral dNtress. Think OF Belgium and
Poland.l O man with crouch. and
stink into your hole and pun 1t in after
YOU! Then think Of your sins and your
blessings and come out with your cour
age IN working order.
There are lots OF good American
examples of pluck. Do sou remember
San Francisco ana Galveston and Chi
cago, Boston. Charleston, Baltimore
and Dayton, and many others like
them7 Remember Thomas 4. Edison
and lots OF others OF your follow ciu
zcna who showed pluck when things
were hard
Nothing the matter with the mar
with q crouch. except nm absentee
heart and missing nerve. Cheer up,
20 10 work, do your level best quit
ttAtAAAAr ltAlahi III Mht y Wv ltit-
dcr-uot here Men are slaughtered
yondcr- they are living here It's an
clouds thcre-clear day here
Get out and sell some goods. Plant
some more acres. do more work than
you planned Talk cheerful talk and
you'll hnd this country OF ours pretty
good place after all"
After referring TO the growth OF our
export balance Secretary Redfield dc
ciares that the floating debt OF the
United States TO foreign countries has
been paid la goods, aud he looks now
10 the day when the United States
will take her place rs d creditor ma
ton.
Plans are afoot 70 draw closer.
through commercial bonds, the Latin
American countries through exten-
sions Of credits. he says. and from a
conference in Washington between the
financial ministers and great bankers
OF all American republics this year
practical suggestions are expected 10
stimulate trade relations
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
NEWS or THE STATE
Smallpox Closes Hancock Movies.

Smallpox Closes Hancock Movies.
HANCOCK MICH. - The healn
department uf Hancock ordered all
moving picture theaters to close be
cause Of ana epidemic Of smallpox. ii
affects four theaters, including The
kerredge the finest theater IN the
upper peninsula for film perform
nnccs Flesh and blood actors MI
be allowed 70 show not because they
are less liable 70 smallpox than moy
ing picture actors but because fewer
children patronize them. The schools
OF the city Which have been closed
for the Christmas vacation. viii Do
closed at least another week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
old EnaIneer Retires.

JACKSON. MICH. Franl, +
Billings, seventy years old, for more
than half a century an engineer or
the Michigan Central railroad, has re-
tired after having seen the longest
period Of service of any engineer or
the road Mr. Billings lives IA Mar
shall and began his railroad career
as q brakeman In The Michigan Cen
trail yards there IN 1859.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
ENeLAND's ARMY 10000 MEN
Britain's Troops on Continent Are 70
BE Eighteen corps

The British forces on the continent
are being organized INTO sly armies.
consisting $50 tbrcc army corps each.
under command III General sir Doug
lae HUs. General smith Dorrien Gen
erl Archibald Hunter General I'm
Hamilton, General Leslie Rumble nn1
General Bruce Hamliiot
Iaking nu rny 0rp 10000 men
iris dlsptc indicates that England
has. pf ,paH viii haep. 10000 troops
on The continent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
1000 e. -.

Tie British government lottery FOR
the benefit of the wounded and rcla
lives of slain soldiers has opened. The
lottery Is hased on Tint which provc,le
60 successful in 1903 Tickets are $50.
clrh. divided tito Eve idcnticaily nnn'
mF@i pnrt'en rhc poorer classes
mhy lin alih Wrt ~ one ticket
The prizes range from $4,000 down
The lottery VIII produce siOOo0oo0
clear FOR the charity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09

the fighting in Alsace continues. Hat
denial is made OF the French allega.
tions Of substantial gains II is stated
that at no.point have tine Germans lost
material strategic positions and Ger.
tain OF their trenches coded to SUI
perior forces. already have been re-.
captured
Kings TO Confer in Roumanla.
AMSTERDAM The N0ssische
zoitungs Bucharest correspondent says
the kings of Bulgaria and Roumania
will hold conference at an early date
on Roumanian soil. They Will be at.
tended by their foreign ministers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
Peace Advocates Meet In Kent.

GRAND RAPIDS. MICH The
Michigan branch Of tho Worlds Peace
Foundation met in Grand Rapids Al
fred G Bryant secretary Of the ma
tional organization was present and
delivered am address Dean Hutchms
OF the University OF Michigan. presi
dent Of The state organization and
Rev. a W. Wishart. secretary alsc
spoke
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
AlbIon al 49, seoretIn-

ALBION. MICH Friends OF
Miss Mary 6lrohmer daughter of Mt
and Mrs John +. strohmer, were sur.
prised to learn that SHE had been mar.
ried secretly TO Arthur j. Ham, OF
Jackson, ON December 22 The couple
arc spending their honeymoon IN
Wilkesbarre Pa, with relatives They
viii make heir home in Jackson
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
Descendant Of John Alden Dies.

TRAVERSE CITY, MICH Thorn
as Alden Hitchcock. eighty three
years old. died at his farm home near
Ttsyerse City lie and Henry n.
Campbell once operated stage line
which was one OF fourteen operating
over q radius Of $50 miles He was
a direct descendant of John and Prie
ella Alden
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
Former state Matron Dies.

ALPENA. MICH Mrs Lowida
n. Davidson, AGED G.. wife OF Samuel
a. Davidson pioneer lumberman. dice
here Mrs Davidson was for many
years matron of the Michigan Schoo'
Off The Deaf at Flint
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09

Battle Creek. Mich Jan C. ~
Ranger. former member on tbo state
beard for twelve years died at his
home IN tbIs city az the age OF sixty.
two years
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
EIre Doc. 100 pamaae.

Chelsea Mich, Jan. Fire orig
mating in the w T. Shank depart
ment store Tuesday spread 10 the
block adjoining and did damage est
mated az S35. 000
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
international Army Is proposed.

WASHINGTON An interua.
tional army and navy to preserve the
peace OF the world and universal
peace conference TO be called az The
Hague by the president of the United
States at tho end of the war In Eu.
rope were proposed in a joint rcsoiu
tor by Senator owen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
60 Roy Hurt whIIe coaslIna.

KALAMAZOO. MICH. rs the
result Of tho seasons FIRST coastng ac
cident, Alfred Perick, eight years old,
Is In Borgess. hospital with a broken
Lex and badly bruised body The boy
was hit by a bob and was hurled "a
considerable distance
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
Madame oedville.Reaohe Is pesd.

NEW YORK Madame Ger.
vile Reachc, former contralto Al the
Manhattan Opera house. died al
Roosevelt hospital For week ehe
had been seriously m OF blood poison.
Inc. Two operations trausfusing blood
from her husbands veins into hcra
were unsuccessful
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-09
cerman. Arr.aL a cardInaI.

AMSTERDAM Local noWspa.
pCrs state that the Ccrmans have Dr.
rested Cardinal Mcrcicr because Sc
issrod o pastoral letter telling the
Belgians that they were not morally
bound BY orders issued by German
officials.