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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-26

CHICAGO. Jan. WHEAT-N No red
Sl.3la: No. hard SI.32hmlJ3.
COBN-No yellow nominal
OATS Standard j3M53lar
BARLEY -G5ms0c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-26
UNFURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT
TWO unfurnished rooms. I South Phoenix.
FOR RENT large rooms. 915 East
Fourth.
WANTED-Two or three modern unfur.
nished rooms. references exchanged Ad.
dress l701 World.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN
STRAYED- Sunday. 9-year.old roam with
crippled hind foot Finder notify 1914
North Main or phone 40S5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-26

TULSA Rcd Bal Transfer Co Storage,
moving packing ana shipping, family
moving our speciality 1D5 North Boulder.
Phones 2Ig and Gl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-26
AfIh@PfOm AUICdiOIn
COTUlTpamy
Phone 47S9.
2G West First Street.

If You have secondhand furniture for sale
ring 2os0.
FOR SATE-ChHd's ron bed. bronze finish.
good condition Phone POSI-.
GUNSTEN'S shop. new location SOB South
Boulder furniture and uphOlsteriug
troubles. Phone lsll,
FURNITURE repairing. refinishing enamel.
ing uphosteriug and gas stoves set mp and
repaired Phone 5i3l.J.
FOR SALE-Iousehod furniture for 5
rooms and the location for rent. 500
North Main. Phone l626.
FOR SAIE-Oue OAK china closet, $40. in
elegant condition; also oak dining table
and six chairs Pohnc 933 or 391O.
FURNITURE repairing upholstering and
packing We call for and deliver. Jacobs
Furniture Co. 222 East First street.
Phone 100.
FURNITURE for sale aud house for rent
sevcn-room modern house on car line, nice
furniture for sale. very reasonable rent on
house, $50. Phone 5376.R.
HIGHEST prices paid for second hand furrfi-
ture and stoves Phone l9O-Our buyer
will call at your place. Jacobs Furniture
Co, 222 East First street
BOWERS Furniture Hospital do uphoster.
ing retiniShinE. repairing. euameIng. box
springs and mattresses made to order. 2l5
East Fifth street. Phone 3O06.
FOR SAlE-lWO roller top desks with
chairs; new administer rugs, 9Nl2; office
chairs and tables bargains. New Ault
Bldg- 119k South Main. Phone jj39.
FOR SALE-Bargam in furniture and will
rent you the house. man and wife can
make profit Of so 10 $40 month You II
have to hurry. party leaving town. T. A.
Dellnger. 412 South kenosh5.
FOR SALE-Funiture Of IL rooms, includ.
ing kitchen and dining 7ooms, everything
complete for rOomiug house, boarding or
private home house for rent: party leaving
city; no junk and money talks. New Ault
Bldg, l19h South Main Phone $50.
REMOVAL, SALE Starts Monday-s all
leather box seat dining chairs, cost $3.50
each. for $3.50; one buffet, cost S45, for
S22 so. one china closet cost S35, for SIS;
one 5l-inch dining table, cost S45 for
$3.50: 2.inch post beds, all colOrs. $3.50;
new gas ranges, $3.50 and up; administer
rugs, new. 9xl2 $3.50: brussels rugs, 6N9,
81 so and $3.50. one desk oak, with mir.
rors cost $50 for SO Trade your Old fur.
nitIre for new blankets and comforts at
cost Heaters less than cost. Rockers new
at $175. Richards Furniture Co, 124 West
First street
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Furnlshed apartment. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-26

Lost anything? Put Want Ad in
The World and get In touch with the
finder Call 96O1-after 500 p. IN.
1000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-26


tr cutor t.ainiuu far prorpsSional
,,,r.,, ,,,I,. ~, ,,.iI, Lost Of r,f
,,,'.I',. So ,'i'IS 1'lIn' VII" 1''' VI
y-D TIT on II
'00IlCCSN IHlm(SIm1If9II
IL NuILRGQl uuNU0I tD4uNIIu
TuIea okla
h43S snSool AGENT OF good address. 80 west
WANrrD-Gir Please do not phone. ao6
WANTED-Whitc woman cook. Can at
221 South Elgin.
WANTED Girl to demonstrate. 3ll First
Natl Bank Bldg.
WANTED-Young colorcd girl to do house.
work. Apply 900 South tlEin.
$50 SALARY for 60 days work paid lady
in each town TO distribute free circulars,
CCgtalfaled f'"'"r'"s. d. > "''s'e' '''
-o-~-OLIoo-o---.~o~~o
r,rr, ,r,,,r,,,,> ,C,,,>,nc,
HELL WAN LED AGhNl
IGNVVNSSFPS --IToT.e.Tn-Lonlr ranya,gers i'm
Mn snail towns Writr for mformaiion'
Wholesale Supply Co.. 1917 Hickory street
Dallas. Texas
WANTED General agents make from S. to
$40 daily on fast selling article, people
buy on sight: send 35c for sample postage
prepaid. Write now. p o. Box 2Ol'
- 4-2a, UNA
| statesmen WANTED Experienced spe-
cidIty men to sell chinaware, glassware
ana cuIgIy ~ 10 per GSnl gon'nlnsiuH, pay
o cpl, good u gr no bo C Car nroSncSc ro
MI 'Nu",i T,nrti, 70 q Pinnis Mo
~0-~-~~~~-~-~~~>>~~~~~ ~-~~~~>~>~>~~~~~~~~~0~
SITUATION WANTED
NANl hDmr5ain no irs5ain sewing by the day Sl.'o'
= -o-e - ------
WANlED Cominon laGor' ciy or couh-
----Z ~ Dun I222, y, 9----,
WAN IEp Position. general houseworA by
L-----u IlG1 IIu Wiz InoI- --22-
ALI, NRoJ ND baker wants steady position.
Aolrese boN -lo- loLlIL1NL--g, VIVA
IBAKER-All arousd good man on bread
and cakes wants position, Address 1888,
NoIIo.
WANTED Position by stenographer eXper.
fenced now employed. Address d. o.
BOY ~
WhNTED-Ry thoroughly competent man,
books or day position; highest references.
Address I2o1. MorIa.
WANTFD-position as housokopppr for
wiICwcr or bachelors Inquire Mrs
Fowler. OIL South Frisco
keen G D. part OF time only: terms % reasonable. S04
| & G. Powers 13 West Eighth street
- ,--77,7,
WAN EI IGNllon ny str'.N temperate
man Wnere honesty rs 9ppryrla.ed, grocery
| me preferred, experienced. references Ihohe
NANIEp-roil''on as hons'heHgggr H,n for
| Stephenson Seventh and Muskogee Glare
.--o-- oA-9-
/ EXPERIENCED colored man wants place as
porter i'm barber shop or hotel' can do
| I-o- Uorid
! --
! NAN!tD-By an experienced hotel lady.
| botcl or roonfrr Louso Mrs Holm
! SOS Grand ovanno SrrinofiaId Mo
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-26

pRODNCF


Kansas CITY Produce.
KANSAS CITY Jan. 2G-BuTTER,
EGGS and POULTRY Unchanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-26
FURNISHED ROOMS

WANTFD-Three or four light housekeeping
rooms furnished or unfinished Box
63i, Tulsa
WANTED-Funished light Housekeeping
rooms or will share apartment. reasonable,
young couple. Box 1875 care World.
WANTED Light housekeeping or sleeping
rooms in private home by a professional
man and wife, no children. Phone 4653.J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-01-26

New Orleans Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25.--Fluctuations
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19
Sellnribe, Colo.

Sefee mieleni tGGllG pflinGiippoes-
Ia termebtGG tGmGn mei6Gn G1nen.
fanithttaiamme faiitta. On erittGin
barsfaa iaaoa tasi6 IeboesiG ~firieit-
ten fautta tapata usfomoiiia weliiG
ia i%iioria. WinulIa on min fiinteG
tpo, etten tGllG fertaa ferfi6 enempi
firioittnmaafl. Saan tpaan tutuilleni
ianoa, eta noin bppin ia elm ar.
mon omistufiesio. Soipoiiin pGGie-
mani pieIG ltsfomaisten fesfuuteen,
toimimaon ieurafuntatoimisia. Got
motan toimillenne onnea ia menes.
tpstG. WinuIta iaapi tiIato "2unas.
tett1in'' laulria, 80 ienttiG fpI.
@m. 30. Sobnion,
Dor S14, Telluride, Colo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19
Nnofaat min tciIle ammetaan.

@nglnnnisia on mieIG tGnG pGimG-
nGfin brione, josia annetaon palo lei.
pGG iofoiielle fulfiialle, iofa tiilee
iitG ppptGmGGn. Sdn Ell tarmitie
mui,ta teb6G, fun foIfittaa GrosS
Sospitolin onelIc, min b6nelle an.
netoon Ieip1palo. Seeius 9ristiis ra.
fastaa ipntiiiG min, eta bGn on ra-
fentanut ristinboSpitaIin, iosia 10.
fainen, iofa foIfuttaa fen opeIIe, iaa
faiffi tarpeenia tbpoptetpfii. Siiben
on ban pbbistdnpt wielG paIion mui-
fofin loitofiia. SieIIG on fpIppbuonc,
iobon i%ofoinen mlista ia ianstoinen
ipbGn iaa iofa aifa mennG ia tiiIee
iieIId puboistetifii. 2db6e, iosta noe
Il iinne piiIppuaa on oina t1bnn1 ia
toiminnasio. @if6 pbtGf6Gn ipntistG
rlc clint, icio ha .rcii Ct diff tpoinntt
@cririisfcnt ipnnitfin o.
mot iieIId tiIIeet Iumi-ipaIfcifii. ga
ifddnfiiin tdmd Ell fpieId diff fpIldfii
on tdbdn risfinbospitaliin pboistettp
ipaatefammiofin, iosio ipntiner, iofo
ieIIoiiefii t~unnistoo, tiIee
puetiifii iiiiteen tdpSeIIiieen piifruit
ia Jos ban tobtoo tliIIs iotiIuufii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19
Slmuitus.

Sronpoobin. Suom. Sion @m.
9lltb. &aniallisienrafunta pitdG TO.
foufien emf marraSfuln 5 p. flo 2
ip. ieurafunnan firfon baalisia.
Casio fofoufiesia feSfnstellaan opet.
tajan banffimiiesta ia pGGtetdGn
inlistetaanfo paiffa aDonaiiefii ia.
lullisten baettamafii eli ldbetetGGnfo
iollefin firftofuntaamme fuulupalle
papille perioonalliner fiitiri. &aiffien
Ieurafuntamme Standardization iGien.
ten pppoetGGn iaapumaan tGbdn tai.
file pbteiiesti tGrfeGGn fofoufieen.
Soiwon1me lauiutaan mp0s piiriin
flllumille muillefin i%euraflnnille
lGbettGmaGn eoustaiania ieurafun.
nan epGstps mifana fesfustelemaan
ia pGGttGmGGn tGstG tGrfeGstG alias.
ia.
Seurafunnan plielesta:
8iIliam 9rGnnes, Iler. 2pstilG.
CHIMES. firiuri.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19

SiHG iieltG pfiin on aiplln tiltama
t1bGn %aiiaan. SGn, iofa tarttui lpi-
taaliicr tGteen ia paranii tGmdn, ban
mcillefin ianoo: "WeinG tabbon, pub.
'oistal' Wifii emme oientaiii beif-
.oa s1ttGmme faiffimaltiaan fGteen2
Wh.,i cmme alistaiii ipnnistG iairas-
ia tabtoamme Sumalan pmmGrtd-
mGiien ia mdfewan tabbon alIe2
MinfG tGboen errme antaiii iGrfpnpt-
I'd eldmaGmme fen uuoistettapafii,
iofa fe6on fufat fetpGGllG berdttGG2
SpSmGiiimmef0 Inotamme bGnet, io-
ia 100: nellie antaa idiien muoriiii-
ben?
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19
Kan$an Kirjeitd

min ban eoelIisten arfiwuatteitten
(iiafii iaa iotapuwun, jofa plettpp
fiireestG fantap1Gb1n asti. sos ban
tabtoo miefan, min ban len iaapi,
wieIap6 tilmcnfin. gifd bGneltG fiel-
leta mitddn, jota moi bGnta bpoopt-
tGd. &abaafin ban iaapi iuofieipiin
tarpeiiiin fofo eI1mdnla aiofli ia lit
ten mield ialon aarteibisten perrin
nofii, fun ban fGppi Serrania loon.
sos iiis tGmGn faifen moi iaaoa
main fotfuttamalla armon portill,
min folfuta fopasti, iieluni ia ri-
foile iuuria aiioita anteliiaalta Ger
raltaiil SlG iatG a%rmoistuinta en-
nenfuin olet faiffi tarpeet Serralle.
II ilmaisiut ia ennenfnin uSfon tart'
ia olet iaanut warman mafnutufien
iiitd, etta rufoufieii tulee fuullufii
ala ujostellen perdpop, fun Seeius
tarioaa. slld anna epdusfon estaa.
fun Seeius lupaa. &plmafisfoiiesti
dla fadnna ielfGdii ii%unaufiille, joi'
ia iinulle t~arjotoan. -
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19
Gluanct, @imm.

Sabampllpt ia paperimpllD b. NJ.
tpopaifat omat olleet w~ilffaasia fap-
nisiG fofo feiGn, paan MT on fafii
iabampllpa ieiiaufiisia tdlld fertaa
foriaufiien tafia. Gee alfomot miocl-
leen fGpntiin noin f~lrafaiioen fnlut'
tua fun forjaustpot niisiG iaaoaan
tebopfii. &olme iabampllpG laffao
fGpnniSt1 talmen aiafii. 'Wfetiatoitd
tuulustaa tllepan palion nailld iel.
ouin emf talmen aiafii. gnii feiafii
toinotaan bppG1 aifaa ia pield nG-
ban parempaafin. Sc oliiifin iuota-
paa, maiffo eli toiin nptfGan ole buo-
noa, iillG tpotd on iaatawana ten teb-
oG balliao ia paIfatfin omat tamalli-
fen bpmGt mlltta elantotarpeitten
binnat oipat tapattoman forfealla,
ioten eli moi imfsia i1GStoiG foota,
paiffa palfat opotfin paremmat.
= YienempiG lo%liffaiifiia tapabtlii
folme ~beiiiaballa t. +. Is y. Souf-
faontiineista on fafii iuomalaista.
8aaralliiempia lorffaufiia Ell ole
tapabtunut.
= Sanomalebti aliamies ia firia.
fauppias u. @ailnula iaapui tGnne
perbeineen t. t. IL D.. lluoesta 8aa.
iasta, Gurtle 2ofe), isis. aiettiien
tdmdn %faupungin aiuffaifii. Sept
masta Intti armali tulla oifealle
paifalle aiumaan, iofo on main fes-
felld maailmaa, iosta on ipaan lpbpet
matfat lGbelle ia bpmGt fitifu NAB
oolliiuuoet iofa i%uunnalle flilfca mir
famatfoilloun. Sermetulpa taalen
pitf1stG aiasta fesfuuteemme. Woli-
nulo on 10 faboesti enncn ollut tdGl.
Id %aiumasia.
- SGmGn faiitta famine lauiiia
ipbGmelliiet fiitofiet faifillc II. $500
ian oiuffaiIle iiitG pst6mGlliicst6 ia
pierosmarailesta fobteluStaaH, joto
olcntme i%aaneet oiaficmme tamdn
neljdn mltooen ajalla, minfG oIenme
fcsfuuocslamme Object. &iitos faifille
Mile iotfa olipot bpmGstijGtto tilai-
~lunoesla t. t. If b. &iitos ldbiastan-
ne, Saimaallinen SiGmme palfitfoon
foifella bppppoellGGn Seille. Hoffaii-
bella ia fiitolliiin mielin tlilemme
alma muistamoan SeitG faiffio. SG-
tGmme faiffi Sumalan raubaan ia
pppoGmme muistomaon mcitG on
tefii antapoiieIle ipo1mellG.
OstGmppoellG,
Intti ia Sba Walmlla ia Idpiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19
MENESTYKSELLINEN TITEELLIN EN- HOITO vAPAASTT.
ia NUORILLE, KUMMALLEKIN SUKUPUOLELLE

Lahteek0 tukkanne? Onko tukkan
ne kaynyt harmaaksi? Onko tukkan-
ne tahmea? Onko p~aassanne k0hnaa,
tai kutittaako sta? Oleteko kalju-
palnen tai tulossa siksi?
0 teita vaivaa joku yllamainituis-
Ia hiustaudeista min alkaa olko leva-
p~erainen,. vaan koetelkaa parantaa Sc
heti. Viivytteleminen on vaarallista.
Pyytakaa heti kuvitettua kirjastamme.
The Triumph of Science Over
Badness"
(Kuuluisan Europpalaisen erikois-
laakarin tekema.)
VAPAA HOITO.
Haluamme todistaa omalla vastuul-
lamme eta Calvacura Hair Treat
ment lopettaa tukan lahd0n, havittas
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19

k0hnan ia ihottuman ia panee uuden
tukan kasvamaan. Lahetamme Teille
$1.0O laatikon Calvacura No. l., "The
Triumph of Science over Baldnes" kir-
jason kanssa, jos lahetatte nimenne u
~osoitteenne seka 10 senttia hopeassa
tai postimerkeissa lahetyskustannus-
ten korvaukseksi.
Leikatkaa irti allaoleva kuponH ia
lahettakaa 10 tanaan osoitteella:
UNION LABORATORY, BOX 416,
UNION, N. Y.
Mukana seuraa 10 senttia lahetys-
WESTMINSTER peittamiseksi. Lahetta-
kaa minulle $1.O0 Calvacura No. Il
seka kirjasenne "The Triumph OF
Science Over Badness" (Pankaa to
ma kuponki kirjeeseenne).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19

See bertfil0t, iotfa otpat aifoneet ostaa
maata, moitte MT iaaoa balpalla.
Mimalla on pfii 80 eefferin mao
A MALTA Surlepstd ldnteen bppGn
item t~parreIla binta on ainoastaan
600 boIlaria, bpipdt mafiueboot. Sul-
ia luofieni.
Matti MGfi.. :.
$40 6. Bine It. Srontpooo, @icb
Suom.l MinuIIa OF, mpptdmdrld mui-
tofin farmimaita.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19
Sgfipna.

SgfIbllG.
Suuli ftp teillG ia metiifoisiG.
Huibin alfaa ilmestpG firjawia leb.
tia. See pmmGrrGmme, ettG ipfip on
tulemasin
Yelottoman nGfoiiind Ieiiopat
wanbat punt ia obottapat fuolemaa
'talnen fGoestG. Gee tiet1mGt femGGl-
Ia bcrGaipdniG nliteen elGmdGn. Wut-
ia felpGn fuffien elGmGntaru on
pdGttpnpt. Samat fuffaiet foristi-
pot ennen tllbdniin mGrein feoot ia
biljaiiena fei1uamuno apoiimot on.
nealiiinu limpunla f%auneuteen, jonfo
rinnollc Salomo funinfaan riffau-
oct eilpGt ~riitt9ucct. Npt nc buojulpat
%iairaan \ndfoiiind ip~fiptuulen wie.
beSiG t~erGleboen tciienia jGlfeen.
Hiinfllin runpiliia on fumanmut:
HonuncuIus, fultafuffa,
bGn felpG1llG nosti nioren p6Gn.
Hanunculus, fiiltofuffa,
oil burmalituniit cl1ntGGn.
Gannlncltlus, fnltofuffd,
bGnen friiununIa fnltaus fnlui pois.
&anunculus, fultafuffa,
fiifo fenGGllG usfonut oiS!
Nuoret toperit! gifob1n meisiG
ole niitG, joiIle mGbGiiistG muoiis.
famine buolimdtta ipfipn fuffoien
tarinu on omaSto >elGm1st1mme
tuttli. @ifo ole ollut betfiG, joIloin
olcmme t%ltnteneet, ettG nuoruutem-
me ibanin omaiiuus on tublattu
mailman tuulten nathan. &un
menncenG feiGn1 erGGsiG nuoriiofo.
foufiesla pubuttiin Seremion mali.
tuspifiien 5: 16:sia oletpasta lait-
iceSta, min olen marmn, eta ie foS-
fetti ipfpGGn monta ipbGntd.
Huori elGmG on min maIoiiaa iofo
puolelta. Sptpid toipereja OH pmpG.
rilId fpllin. Soimeentilosta ei ole
ipptG buoIebtia, iiitG pitGpat man
bemmot mielelIGdn biioIen. @aaiI.
mo on min aipara ia ipet11 plto'
lenia.
Wtiltto on erGs moimta, jofa mpos
petGG muorta ibmistG puolenia RIB.
tpen famppoilemaan pliipollasta pa.
men elGmGsiGGn, ipnti, Mifd on
iDnti, tGt1 eli teille, Niioret tofperit,
torwitie rpbtpG ieIittelemGGn. sos
itie1mme tutfimme lopoGmme fen
foiffiolto. porboimpiinfin pprintoi-
binnem fietutiineeno. MilIoin nGem-
me len itieffGiipptenG, MILLION tot
telemattomultena panbempaimme
fdsfplle, MILLION TAOS ilfeinG intobi'
moino, ioisto emrle mielelGmme fe-
nellefGGn publ. See eninle pmm1rrG
niita min ipaoraIliiifii mutto ferron
bapobbumme fitin iinesto. Hdemme,
etta olemme bitonosti niettGneet por-
boot muotcmmc ,oIcmmc tofertuncct
fiinni ipntieldmdGn ia nuoruutemme
mioffomitiS on mennpttn. Sutf1em'
me, eta p66mme fruiinli on puoon-
nut, foiineimmot iineImomme roiicn.
net. "8oi meitG, eta min oIemme
ipntiG tebneet." Sc on ipfipn
fuffaien taru ~nuoresio eIdmasiG.
Niitta iiIIoin ipttpp mieIesidmme
Ipoimofos feiudGm foipuu. DE tab.
etiid frrununmme idIIeen, me
tobboTImc pubtolttemme tofoiiinl
on oifea fdipals sc on tiI.
Int .%pIbddItd, taipoaEIiieItd SidItd.
ie mpos bdnen ~Iiiofieen
...LX-.u- raA.- /
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-19

- s. ". Mas. 2aunorp- ia @dr.
idpslaitos.
sol @c2eo6 abe. Selefooni 1876
Srontpoob. Micb.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15
VINDICATION IS
MARRIED BY ROW
Chief Seymour Gets Apology
Followed BY New
Attack

HIGHLAND PARK, Mich, Feb
l5--Frank E. Hager. member of the
village council, publicly apologized
last night for any statements he
had made rejecting upon Chief
Charles W. Seymour. OF the High
land Park police
Seymour recently accused Hager
OF circulating statements implying
dishonesty on his part. and de
manded a public hearing which was
set for last night in the village hall
A large crowd was out to hear the
testimony.
Seymour expressed himself as sat.
isied with Hager's apology. and the
incident was apparently closed when
Arthur Pittin. No. s East Grand
River-ave.. rose from his seat and
denounced the chief until he was
hOwled down by hisses and cries
from all parts OF the chamber.
President Donald Thompson in.
structed Pitton 10 file his com
plants in writing. but he declined
TO make formal charges.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15
COLD BLAMED
FOR MANY FIRES
Overheated Pipes and Chin
neys Keep Fire Department
Busy, Monday Night

Oyerheated stoves and chimney
kept the fire department busy. Mon
day night, and early Tuesday morn
ing in all parts OF the city.
The heaviest loser In Monday
nights fire list was Samuel Frank
whose garage at No. % Rowena-st-.
was reduced 10 ashes shortly AFTER
midnight. The cause OF the nre is
unknown. Several automobiles
were scorched before they could be
taken from the building. The loss
is estImate. ct $4,000, and is cover
ed by insurance.
Fire originating in the basement
OF AL. Smiths lunch loom. next 10
the Hermitage hotel, Bates-st. and
cadiliac-sq., drove guests in the ho-
tel 10 the street in their night gar.
ments and caused damage estimated
al $1,000 befor. IL was extinguished.
In the saloon of Frank Knodel, NO.
eS7 Kerchevalave.. nrc originating
from an overheated stove partially
DESTROYED the saloon and spread to
wall paper store next door, owned
by Albert Hueborn. The damage
was $500 and IL covered by insur-
ance.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15
DETROIT MAN
MAY BE VICTIM
OF APHASIA

The police in several cities in the
east have been asked by the Detroit
police for aid in search for Rob
ert NJ. Clark. SIS years old, OF No.
lSI Kirby-ave. west. who has be en
missing from home since Jan. 20
while he was convalescing from ?
nervous breakdown which confined
him 10 his bed for week. X Is
feared he Is suffering from aphasia.
Clark is a furnace salesman. and
had been associated with the Ideal
and Universal furnace companies for
many years He was closing up his
business preparing TO go 10 New
York when taken III. Overwork Is
said 10 be the cause OF HIS ailment
When be left I,is home Clark bade
his wife goodbye In his usual man.
ner and nothing appeared TO be
wrong with him. He had $500 in
his pockets which, his friends and
the police say. may have been an in.
eentive for robbery or violence.
Clark Is six feet tall -eighs 2S0
pc unds, has gray eyes and gray hair
He resembles closely Speaker
nsmp Clark. OF whom + Is a dis
tant relative.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15
CHILD DIES OF
BURNS; REPORT
is DELAYED

II was nearly week ago that 4.
yearold Wanda Grandy, daughter OF
Martin Grandy, No. 435 Frederick
ave, was seriously burned while
playing with matches in the kitchen
The little girl was taken 10 the
Children's Free hospital. whore she
died Friday, after suffering great
pain. The case wss not called 10
the attention Of the coroners until
Monday. when II occurred 10 the
undertaken to notify them. After
an investigation. II was decided that
there had been no deliberate a..
tempt to conceal the facts. DR.. IT.
Marsden signed the death certln.
cate.
Martin Grandy. the father. was
painfully burned about the hands in
stamping out the fire in the little
girls clothing. 90
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15
RUSSIAN WOMEN WINNING
EMANCIPATION ON BLOODY
BATTLEFiELDS or EUROPE
h,-oin,s fresh from the

. of feminine hc-oines, fresh from 'he
front.
Nile. kokoy,seya. decorated with
The 81. Georges Cross tor daring
reconnaissance work. though wound
ed. She Was "cussack.
Nile. Appoliyia lslaiev, changed
her name To become common sol
dier il the regiment OF her father
She carried him. dangerously wound
ed. frcm burning cottage To the
rear.
Mile. Maria Bieloyerskaia. a pri
vate. saw the laajor OF her battalion
fall during a brush with the enemy.
she carried him 10 place of safety.
She wears the ST Georges Cross OF
the Third and Fourth class.
Nile. Olga schidlowskaia Joined
the Hussars as "oleg Schidlowsky"
after her two brothers were killed at
soldau. She clipped her hair short.
She will he decorated for yalor.
Mile OLGA Pietrowski seized her
coloners sword after ne fell, rallied
the regiment and took an Austrian
trench before falling mortally
wounded.
Such acts OF feminine heroism
have been reported daily for months,
Hospitals throl lghout the empire all
have their Amazon wounded.
There is 70 surprise when wound
ed soldier in hospital proves to be a
female. Behind every wound is a
story. In most cases II Is an extra
ordinary story. These stories are
common now in Russia There are
in Pertograd hospitals alone today
more than 20 wounded Russian girls.
Half OF them were students before
they Joined the army.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-15
BY UNJrED PRESS.

PETRoGRAD, Jan. /. - (By Maill
Russian women are winning theiI
emancipation on the battlefield The
same autocralic Russian that abol
ished Vodka iu q nIgh, viii think
twice about equal sgiirase after the
VAR. il became known today IN
Ouiry in ofhclal circles tends to the
belief that IN re Is an overwhelming
sentiment for rewarding the Russian
women. at least those OF the 1ducat-
I'd classes, TO- their valCrous CON
duct ander the guns.
The big war has brought the Rus
sian woman % the fore. The tradi-
tional comradeship OF Russ ian broth
ers and sisters in home life. the CO
educational facilities of Russian uni
yersities. the capabilities oil Russian
women generally have ali combined
to rive the female subjects OF the
czar a masculine mentality. II took
the war 10 change this to military
feminism which already has demon
strated that the upper classes Oh
Russian women are ready for the
vote.
Everywhere Russian women ere IN
the midst OF tine struggle Some or
the most bloodsoskcd Russian bat
tlefelds are stained With feminine
blood. Base and field hospitals MID
countless nursing sisters, But II Is
the fghting sister In the ranks thar
has thrilled Russia during the last
Is months. The records OF bravery
OF the nursing sisters is 2 secondary
chapter. The devotion OF the low
lest peasant wonian 10 war work
Is another. Here Is the latest list