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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22
STRENGTH 10 \lT

TT H. being said that IN" note :"
Carran2a not only makes an un-
= answcrabl. cas-" against the d'
fac,o government ~ McXico but thar
Il shows the weakness OF the Wilson
administration ~ that action has
not been taken heior" Nothint n"i
rank prejudice can bring about su'h
a view of the matter II is true iha'
th.r. has been No tim. during IN"
period reviewed by the Lansing not"
that IA. United states would not have
had ample Justification for going int"
Mexico. II ~ true that any one az
the graver acts against Americans re-
ttt.d Ia tn. not. would hay" Justified
military action But there Is no m
d,cation ct weakness IN the fact that
action has been withheld uutll now.
There f. rather every Indication of q
remarkable streng,h-thc strength I"
wait. which oniy very strong men
possess IN marked degree.
There has been no time during IN"
period rcVicvod b, the Lansing not.
when military action To- rest"r" order
IN lex.co would have failed of great
popularity with the vast maJurity OF
the peopl. uf tins nation Ti','y al
ne no doubt that President Wilson has
been FUZZY aware of this. and there
j. absolutely NO doubt that the prcsI-
dent and his advisers have known that
the administration has lost heavily
N friends and supporters, not only
slong the border. but In other and
more %populous sections of the conn
FRS. because of the policy Of ~forhear-
ancc which has been pursued
Their. ~ No doubt that President
Wilson has known that ms polio, Of
waiting has been an unpopular policy.
Ana Their. Is no douh, hat the presi-
uf popularity aud support in certain
quarters because ne wrs AL, 40 see
clearly the huge COS, In money and
the very probable huge cost IN lives 81
American soldiers that military occu-
patton Il Mexico Will involve, and be-
cause he was ADJ. 10 se. the need III
being absolutely right. II ALL our
Interests were 20 bee best guarded.
The Wilson administration has mad
the strength to wait untll there II no
longer any possible plausible question
At the requirements uf right u exact
Justice. until the most critical and
suspicious Latin-American nation must
agree that M, course Indicated IN the
Lansing note d. the only course re-
manning. THAT the action so Ions
withheld has now become necessary
- not the fault of the policy of the
Wilson administration or any part col
hat policy. The presidents handliu.
uf the McNiran situation has beet
guided boy Il grasp Of the whole ,Itua
ton Iu al ~ ASPECTS. rather than h'
localized events ana individual inter.
.sts, his own uI those 81 any other
History Will record - rs Statesman.
shin Of e high order
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22
Building the New
Mexico State Fair


- w.
Th. managcr Of the Ncv Mexico
state iiir believe they see IN" redn1'
zion It their hopes tins "a d'
ucitlc.- exhibition b sunshine
stato mas been compelled tu face some
prctty intricate problems u the lHi~'
-prapIcms other % u p"liti'a. H.i
when il became necessary To- get dow
10 brass ttOks aud do sumothinr the
people were always at roll can Ih'
stat, fair s au Institution mat has
travelled IL rugged road Tor - uuiu". O.
ol Years. u has been in the making
and IN this particular instance b
bringing up Of this 'hild 81 Tie
commonwealth has been expensive
There has always been a good iai
but q few have had To- foot tho ON
m, legislature hu, not seen ti Q" Poe
a. liberal a. i ought, when the state"
wide benefit oi such an institution l'
10 b. considered " has Struggled
along. ~ q bulldog sort of a WaN
-t"ldfu~tly refusing o. u- 'ousti'ttd
i failure Last year o. = Puiu"t ".
Albuquerque. q. IT'S pt"sid.u Lid %
sun, foundation iUr . '.ii state tAll
Tn. euefry ana 'u-iuc~s Judgment ne
uli Iu'o he campaign i- uul COINS 90
h, without fr.uIis 90 uut-' Nj
tItu.t COULD moot H 900, }"lt utnhc "
financial -I. .-- ~ tp md'rt,k.u-
that bos u'ru pi'iug up i,tt'.'~ fur 10
number or Years despite ia" cnthu
..a-m OF 30 tow men vru uudrrs;"ua
what lf meant Ton he genera. d"Erl.
upmant and Ipbuildius of he u'N
sat, Hu' Nr rutu,. adopted 70 new
.trutrg, 900 hH I't8rk uu the pr.n.
enemy fu ihs ian success i.
difference Of the general public H'
went 90 'n, people owe q large dis
ftIot 90 the state ANA mad h.art.tu.
heart talks with them ~" made then.
understand the, responded INT
thor" SECTIONS he was unable to Visit
personally ho sent anl' ~Ucui"uauts
hnd the result came IN . larger meas
Urc than oven the s%auguiue presidcn.
Of thc fair commission had hoped for
Win IA. broad and deep Foundation
l1id last wear II sccms almost lncIed
ihle that the far THIS year VIII b'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22
Views OF The Press
Something New about Home, Street Home"

A Ii THE world including most
n Germans have had their laugh
at the expense of the German
savants who, loving Shakespeare and
hating England. boldly asserted that
Shakespeare was not English at all.
but really vas u German. and so
they could and would read him anf
see him acted ~ II there were no war.
And now comes m E~nelishman.
Harold simpson, and writes II seri'
Gus hook on ballad and claims that
Home. Sweet 'ioine.' IL an English
national song, because an English
man published n book Ia which the
air appeared as of Sici'ian origin and
Notwithstanding the fact that an
American. John Howard Payne.
wrotr the words.
This last starts n correspondent of
the Springfield. Mass. Republican To
write somc interesting thing, about
this most appealing aud enduring oi
songs. Three hundred thousand
copies of the SONG were sold In the
first year after It's publication. Jen'
ny Lind used 10 sing Il AS an encore
with amazing aud touching effect.
Once when told that Payne was In
her audience At Washington she
turned her face 20 where he was SIT
ting and 80 sung lis song that the
audience was carried away with a
whirlwind of enthusiasm. All the
great singers have delighted In It.
Once when Antoinette sterling
sang IL IN Henry Ward Beecher's
church an old gentleman OF seventy
asked to speak with her, saying he
thought he had something which
would interest her. lie then told
her that he had been An intimate
friend NJ John Howard Payne ana
that from his hand he had received
two additional verses which had not
then been published. he then hand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

ed her a copy Of the verses. which
ran as follows:
How sweet Ills 10 sit meath a fond
fathers smile,
And the cares Of a mother to soothe
and boguilo,
Let others delight mid new pleas.
uros 10 roam;
But give me. oh, give me, the pleas
ures OF home.
Home. home. sweet. sweet home,
But give me, all. give me-, the pleas
ures OF home.
To thee I'll return overburdcned with
care
The hearts dearest solace will smile
on me there,
No more from that cottage again
will ! roam.
lie Il eyer so humble. there's no
place like hoIno'
Home, home, sweet, sweet home'
There's no place like home.
There's no place like home,
The writer continues:
The san Francisco can not long
ago. said that During our Civil
War, whenever the opposite hosts
lay encamped near each other the
Federals and Confcderates AT night.
time made a practice Of vying with
each other in tossing back and forth.
alternately, their ~favorite melodies
until finally at taps Northerners
and SoutherAers. friend and foe. set.
tied down 10 "A Joint rendering y
Payne's exquisite air Of Home.
Sweet Home"
And after this and much more the
correspondent Of the Republican
most p%ertinently asks: How can
Mr.. Simpson figure out that Home.
Sweet Home Is one OF the nationa.
songs OF Observation-Disclosures.
o.. indicator.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

There II no doubt hat war with
Mexico viii Nastl, increase the prob
ability OF President Wilson's r"-oloc'
tion But Nj. Vance Mccormick o'
PENNSYLVANIA h. going to insure VIII
sons recollection hy g surc-cnuugh
business mans campaign II we must
have war and war helps It vii he Al
right with Nj. Mccormick But no
clearly means To- take no chances VIII
the f%.-tuues of war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

NVyALI. STREET was originate
M IA proper name denotins "A
w street in New Work cry No"
II Il on improper name us"d gen
orally as an cpithct
The zeal Wall street is situated ~
New York City midway between the
CIub district aud the bread limo II
Is the popular thpfoughfare ia each
of these placCs and II always
thronged with travellers fighting 10
get to one destination or the 0thei
II Is named Wall street because g"
many people 20 to the wall tler'
Il II n short. marrow street, aooui
two blocks long. three blocks !
and So narrow that thousands OF
people are squeezed every yea Try
ing TO get through It. II is the
o~rookedest street In the world
sometimes 1t has as many as halt a
dozen corners IN one block.
Al,ng Wall street are the stock
EXCHANGE and The offices OF u great
many permanent and temporary
rich men. all of whom are engaged
In watching the prices OF stock anu
wondering whether they VIII buy a
now automobile or pawn the old owe
that evening Riding up and down
the elevator of prosperity ~ the IA
vorite Wall street occupation. ltere
men do not take the time To climb
the ladder of success They use =
balloon and the nan who carries a
parachute is n piker.
Wall Street Is the second largest
menagcrie In New York. II 10 tull
OF bulls. bears. lambs. wolves. sharks.
suckers end octopJscs. while more
thar once the elephant, the donkey
and the tiger have been caught fool
ing around hero. Contrary 20 popu'
lar belief, I, II also n of the great
est manufacturing districts IN the
world u turns out o corporation
every day. u millionaire complete
every hour, and a job hunter ever,
few minutes. II has made II OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22
Wanted:-A Wider Market for
lNew Mexico Municipal Bonds

7
tiuencc against the d~esirabiity OF
bonds, namely We haNo found
10y actual experience. that me COM
munities urc not prompt IN paying
either the interest on bonds OF the
principal Thereon at maturity. We
are now carrying ~ our safe unpaid
interest coupons 81 one oi IN" oldest
aud most important Schoul distric's
ut county, y Mex rms inter
est was due February H. 1915. \ POI
ton of he coupons were paid at the
time the balance being returned
marked 10 FUNDS TINS Is Just ~
eSampie Of a number uf Instances we
coNld reier to ~ our owl experience,
IN one case W" oris'n"Il P"rc'aseu
On ISSUE y W."
'.u N'", o'n''' 80,
"'Nn.'' " h,.
'. s'"'" -, ,,., ODD
Wv ''"'i"'s =, NV a..
l'R ""i'"a ""u p''" s"'u o." -
maturing o"iiea'|o"s WIN H.
az SUM a. P'"N,O 'a..i
'sSu. Nri' "'"''" 90 ,s.
h'"h'hs "'"' CO..
oo"uS ~ 1850" ,.su-
W"ru'u io' 'oi''v "a ~.
.o' """"!"' '"'' na, t,,.,-
u'S't''' """,.''' 80 . a.,
est Nv .n ""'c VI "'' a
""h"s' "' .,t,n,.
ut"i ana avs" u" we D'" 49,"
'hr '"Il'c''""' ""'.'"e "a.
ul"l ".''n''on W ",o,.s,
'"~huh"Iu'rs VIZ '".u 80.
up To '''u"' u"'' VI p'. 80 ma
-. mo, ill., bonds
~. .,t, -, m,,u,itv ". re-
90, ,r,t,.ren, in fact
.n, ,nsui,Un, lotto, In repIN.
g, 80 ,n,gt,, n,r nvn feelings as
III =. ,t,nso -. our clients holding
-
- and
Nh"'n'' - ,,,.su,c,.
prin'ip"l "i an p"hu .'nt,,
We - -" ,.,Ia o., s,m. cen
."V"'u :. art nr.f.r,btv New
-" ,v,. "a nav. pr.a, deal Of
a., ,,,i.c,tu. interest, coupnns
~ "a. 81. -, IN. local
i' .... A., <.v N,xico.
$3.50 ~sb,o .vp.nsc \,
- r,iI,ctt,,s Tnrs,
"''',"'" uW,.,a ,,,jn., al, If vour
'n'"-' y, ... 49,, dtr.,tly infu-
QUINN 1o,t,,z ain nav tor
'n'' I" - .ub.tnutal
~ 80, t,c,t,d tor example. In
,,,,,u washington.
',' .r. ,na Vvowtnp can
''n' ID, r,.-.p, conditions
-.,s.,,,y, aud AT
u" -, interest This con.
,N'N ''" ...u, ,btnincd Ton
"''''h !"
'"'"' 81,
II thc "\p'N ms ~
Nc" N'N''" WI! Sc VIZ" ,,. ~.
l-laii"n D. 'h"'''" ,
-uinr' 'hl pro '"''@ . 49,
iucni ut an "nu"'''l'"' go -,
VIII ihi'h'iNl"' al
Tor p~i"ihP'"'-@ :" 49, IN ..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

anything "i-e than a pronounced sue
cess tu every n Of it, departments.
View Mexico is lavishlv favored o ud-
turc in the dU crsit, of her %prouucts,
ana IT, abb" To- maze u most interest.
ing n instructive exhibition. AZ ~
evidenced hN her exhibit az san Diego.
Wh"ro the New Mexico building War q
Mecca Tor throuEs ui people frutp
every quarter ~ tho globe Tho state
IAN o. equally interesting and Iu-
strurti'' 90. 80 least. Dau zoe maze
So Il the several counties viii a-sombl.
then displays and their silent story
tho u.,- dnuc last wear hy all rut
tour ul tE, ,uuutivs. and u Is under
stood now hat these couutio. VIII tins
ycsi make the exhibit unanimous
When tho residents Of THIS section IL
tho ,ountrN CONT, Tee understand that
the state fan ~ Albuquerque this tan
rlIl hIt. 90 complete state display ~
~ mineral agricultural, FRUIT amt
STOCK interests any nump"r at poopl,
uutSid. the stat" VIII attend beoatts"
% fs p""tt, geuerally known to them
that sich % visit viii no well worth
inrii while
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22


Tor Jnn''
r.,or,,t, .no,t. nur,,ir.l ,,rd
u..n.. - ~. a.. A., ,,, ,,,,u,,,
- - a.. I,,c. -.
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u. I.. rn. al,,.t., ,,,
r. n.y., =, 49, Ind ,,,,... IA,
n.,. .t,rtrat
-, .Iuta.r .4t g,,a I,.
49, - , tn.,, b,,,
ur.,tou.t, nn,,n..., ,pr tssu.s-uost
- ,oV.r nee ~. ,,is wp,k., ,efnr.
hu' we CT" ON as S"-'''"''
y" P"oe '" po'' -
,rtara,uc, o", .Irc.s. dement's
ahntty nnnu ,h. .o,,t. IA. local ON.
- -. -, b,ud no,s,. nf
IA. .t,nU,y -, moi. onorings
- h,,yc,s Len, The m,,. On m,
49,, .t,u,,ton rt,, .,, ,,, th.m
-, 90 v,vs rv,,,, me, have , rom
..,,ati,o ~, a.. ,,,und an IA. in.
e-orna,tnn :. ,r,,.n,d h., pubIic ON.
ct.l. m, ar, ,,etbod IL c~xu,usiyc
md az rou,s. ~. .cllors IA IN, long
So u,y ,nr ia. associ,tiou has
-. ,-un,,,o, IN, ,,, h,pd huttsns far
...,,,n. .n,.,,.t .r nv IN. s,rund
,,c,hod We ,rc ending these forms
=. a.. .o,I ,w..l vb,t,,,r a hnud
-" ,dy,,W., For ,ht. a.. yet
80. commt.ston a.. ,t. ACTING safely
!, ,h. int.rest of ma, municipality
a,os" ,mc,.ts a.. ,ssume wan, to-
IN ,,.t, ho,ds 4. IA, host advantage
49,
- .,n,.,, a.,,,,to, IL, tbe int.r.
|.s, or IN, taxnp,,r. That is what
,nhiic o,pci,I. a., elected and pnid
,o, Yer not, IN. following complaint
-, ho,a h,usa yr,ch Va. Interested:
- ~,
"" "prn ~" 80, 80
YOU "nu 49," - ,,,,L
- w. ''.''' - .a
S'"','"'"' rei'' -, 80,
s'r"'"s '"' "'"' ~ '
| ON Apfh lsth, We "'"'' +"
| ourselves very tulN nut We nave never
had the courtesy ~ q replS rom h','
We understano lh't 'h's' """"s
are being offered for sale on h"N
but Ne cannot make any nid iol 'h'i'
without an oi'icI0' n'n'l" S'"'"n'' u
Of the assessed Nillati"n, P"Pu''i'"i
and bonded Indebtedness '',H '"'
gether with exact u'io oi me n"n"S
and u seems To- .- that the W"lh col
your at'on VIII %" '"'',' ~
vain urless you 'tH get town oNht'"'
to send out information " '"N '"''
actcr when IT II ''iu'st'u'
II We receive ms l"'"' NATION
viii be giad to MAKE a ma i't NV
-. --.Ha 80 Ia IA o
bonds. but We canh"t "'h'iN's
10 bonds should De N"ln ~ pr
sale but Away 600 '"inp'''l'' ''"r
Note this from q prominent p'"''
concern:
We wish to eai! your attention %
the fact that IN several ''s"s "h''
have come To ont notice recently nom
houses hav" purchased ISSUES -"h''
times before tho el'rtlon ana W" ="
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

An article IN to-day Herald quoted
from the Sew Mexico TiN Gcyi"w
has 10 de- Win proper maintenance"
oi our state ,r"dt and that of our
local governmental divisions II b.
something OF a hook to learn tina,
There 1to Sew Mexico counties and
school districts which ir, willing 10
PERM, their interest coupons t. be
returned marked no funds But
this l- nothing like the shock the taN-
payers viii get when those same coun-
ties or school districts undertake "a
sell new issues of bonds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

The president ut the Kansas cry
street railway hu, to-igu'd a $50 900
u year luu tu pp with his regiment
order Of patriotism rut from the
history of the trouUlc- of Kansu'
Guys street railwaE company, Mr.
Kealy may pussirly hc suspected OF
quitting "a roul fight t. ,atr am out.
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

4 news item from Santa Fe states
that one of the reasons for supporting
Hughes - the fact th1t tn" United
states Internal revenue otnco wll be
moved hack To- santa Pc senator
Catrou the dispatch states has prom
.s.d tn. once tu J Porter Jones.
Doubtless tins viii ,Inch Now Mexico
fot both Catron and U1gh"s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

Wall street has been accused OF "a
great many sins. most OF which are
sins Of commission. but il Is not as
bad as II is painted It does not
work on Sunday and u saves a great
many foolish young men from be.
coming ~millionalres and getting the
govt. wall Street Is also very re-.
lieious. The members worship the
Lord on SUNDAY and J J. Morgan
on week days. Moreover. We must
not forget. beloved readers, that II
was Wall street which gave US
President Roosevelt by interring him
IN the Nice-prcs.dency. THIS alone
should make us think very kindly
of 4, ard %patronile II whenever We
are In need uf walls,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22
Anything Reasonable.


tSocurru Dhi.nsiul
Hon + g. DIuuu for United states
senator and HDu n o. Eursum for
p'' yIuot that's the ticket How
over 'h' ,hi'uIIu can nr relied upon
%" support any uth"I good men whom
tho Republican convention may -'"
ht 'u nominate instead of 'hos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22
Vest Pocket ESSAYS
WALL E F T
By GEORGE FITCH

two presidents and q large number
Il senators have It's name plate on
their logHs. II is also the most rom.
pletoiy equipped crisis factory In ex-
isience II can deliver a crisis In
full working order on tWenty.four
hours notice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

Impure blood runs You down
makcs vou an easy victim for disease
FOR pure blood and sound digestion
Burdock Blood Bitt"rs. ~ all
drug stores. Price, s 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

Panama imported S2s 600 worth ~
whiskey from the United states In
1914. The canal builders were a tenn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

perntc lot. Twenty-eight thousand
dollars sounds like y lot ~ money.
but measured in American whiskey II
would hardly Loaf u battieship
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

l'houe g. Red Barn. 51i Yves, Cop
per. for FIRST class livery. W l..
Trimhle 4 Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22

Itching bleeding. pro,rudinr or
blind piles have yielded go DoIu q
Ointment soc a. al stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-22
Paul Titus Is Found by His
Father in the State Capital

Pau Titus the l~2.y'ar-old boy
WHO disappeared tium hom. Tuesday
was found Yesterday bv his father IN
Santa F' The ppiico got word from
Mr. Titus last n.uht
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
DYE SITUATION IS
 BEING RELIEVED BY
 THE MANUFACTURERS

BOSTON, May S. No discussion of the dye situation which does jus tice to this much mooted subject is adequate which fails to take full cognizance of the efforts made by the American dye manufacturers to help a serious situation.
 And among the companies which have done the most in this direction Is the National Aniline & Chemical company. This institution is today producing at the rate of 10,000.0OO pounds of colors annually. This rate of production is four times what the company was doing back in July, 1914. In other words, the output has multiplied four times from the ante-bellum figures of 2,5OO.O0O lbs
 The National Aniline & Chemical company has to date expended per haps S1,50O,00O in plant enlargements, new equipment and increased its working capital in order to produce this increased amount of dyes Nor has 1t stopped growing. Other big plant enlargements now in the course or construction and to be finished by Jan. l. 1917. will increase their output by another 50 per cent. mak- ing the total production that of 15,- O0O.O0O pounds or six times the az gregate being made when the war disrupted the American sources of supply.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
TagAowELL NOTES.

TREADWELL. A baseball meeting will be held in the fire hall at 6:30 o'clock this evening. All persons in- terested are urged to attend.
 A club dance will be held in the hall Wednesday evening and the usual good time and good music are prom ised.
 The regular meeting of the Doug las Island Labor Union will be held in their hall tonight.
 Notices to bicycle riders to keep or the sidewalks have been posted on prominent places about Treadwen and are causing the youth of the community considerable worry as to the exact limits of street and side walk.
 Automatic sprinklers are being in. stalled this week on all the mills. stores and other buildings about Treadwen not already supplied. In case of fire the sprinklers can be op- erated to flood the roof of the build ing in danger and in this way pro- vides an adequate protection against fire. Similar devices are already in stalled on the roof of the rooming houses.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
DRUG, FOUND IN LEG
 OF BED, LEADS TO THE
 ARREST OF VloLAToR

DETROIT. Mich. May S. Heroin in large quantities was found hid. den in a leg of a bed in tho room of Jack Ward. East Mountain Street, arrested as an alleged drugs peddler by Federal agents today. The leg in the bed had been drilled out to re- celve the drug, 1t is alleged The value of a packet found by Deputy Collector of Internal Revenues Delt- rich was valued by the officers at $500.
 This is but a small part of the supply controlled by Ward, the off cers say. Letters written to Etta Ward and intercepted by the officers. indicated that the two were getting rich by making drug users Of per sons in Detroit, the officials say
 The letters indicated that the Ward couple came from Toledo. and that they obtained their supply in that city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
DOUGLAS HOSPITAL NOTES.

Mrs. Krippaehne returned hone yesterday from the hospital.
 Mrs. c. H. Johnson went into the hospital Saturday for treatment.
 Mrs. Martin returned home yester- day
 Mike Graviloyich was operated on for appendicitis at the hospital this morning.
 Mrs. Richardson of Treadwell went to the hospital for treatment yes terd>y.
 Miss Mary Garn of Douglas is a pa tient at the hospital
 Mir. Carmoni of Treadwell is being treated in the hospital for appendici- tis.
 For the first time in many weeks every cot in the hospital was taken Saturday night and several emergen cy beds had to be made up and one bed was set up accommodate 9 pos sible emergency case.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-05-08
FRENCH AERoPLANE
 FLEW OVER GERMAN
 SECTION EARLY IN WAR

PARIS. May S.-As early as Aug ust 8, 1914, or within a day or 80 after the declaration of war, big French aeroplane passed over Frank fort-on-Alain. A German infantryman who was on guard at a bridge near Frankfort on the night of August 8, states that on aeroplane. flying low and swiftly, passed over >bim, and that he and his companion fired at 1t; it then passed over the Kaserne, or armory, where awakened troops poured a heavy rifle fire from the windows and an antiaircraft gun in tho courtyard shelled it The follow ing morning Q riddled French aero plane was found in the nearby fields, but there were no traces of the avla- tor.