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RUMANIANs ORGANIZE.
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LONDON. Dec. sl.-The Rumanisns on the southwestern Russian front hare joined the Ukrainians and Lieu tenant General D. c. Stcherhaieheff, Iumanis. has been appointed com aander in chief of the whole Ukran' ian front, according to a report receiv- cd in Petrograd and transmitted by the Exchange Telegraph company. The BOlsheviki and Ukrainian troops are reported to be advancing on each oth CT. being three versts apart.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-21
FOR A CONFIRMING
 PICNIC, USE "GETS-IT"
Pain Eases at Once, Corn Just
 Dies!

Do your corn-ridding easily. with a smile.-the banana-peel way. That's she -GetsIt" way.-the only way.- your corn or callus comes on complete IS though it were glad 10 get on.
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REVIEW WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
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Wellington Is
 GiUen Life Term

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REVIEW WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.
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FOR PRISONERS.
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FL PASO. Texas. De-. ?O.-Thoms' E. Holland of the department of jus tice and Edward Schoel. chief deputy sherift. arrived here from Cheyenne Wyo.. tonight to take back Joe Hsmil ton. William l.. Brown. W. J. Frs bic and Walter Headlee. wbo were ar rested near here and held in connec ton with the murder ia Greek auto mobile driver near Cheyenne Decem Der :. They will return tomorrow
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HUNS LEAD 5oLSHEVIKI.
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LONDON, Dec. %. - A BOlShevik force commanded by released German and Austrian officer prisoners has de feated the antiBolsheviki at Fash kent, capital of Russian Turkstan. ac cording to a Petrograd dispatch tC the Morning Post. The dispatch also says that it is believed that a force ol released enemy prisoners equivalent to two army corps commanded hy their own officers. is now within striking distance of PetrOgrad.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
BIZ THORNTON W BCk0Ess.
Jimmy Skunk Relieves Peter Rabbit.
fcopyrisht 1915. By r. w. Burgesa)

Because I've just seen something
that can't possibly be end 1 want
you TO see H." cried Peter impa-
tienuy.
Jimmy laughed right out I'm that
case | guess Ill have TO come" said
be. Il never yet have seen anything
that couldn't be. and u must be very
interesting. III come. Peter. but YOU
mustn't expect me 10 hurry. You
know | never hurry. won't hurry
now. not even 10 see something that
cannot be-" Jimmy chuckled.
Peter turned and led the way back
toward the old stump where he had
seen the thing which had puzzled
him so. and had made him rub his
eyes TO make sure that there was
not hing the matter with them. He
was In a dreadful hurry. You zee
he was afraid that the thing might
rot be there. But Jimmy Skunk
wouldn't hurry In spite OF all that
Peter could say.
A. last they came in sight OF the
old stump. Peter scampcred ahead.
lipperty.lipperty-lip. and looked up
at the top OF II eagerly. Their he
gave a funny little sigh OF relief
The same thing be had seen before
was up on top OF II. moving gently
Ia the sunshine. Hurry, Jimmy
Hurry" called Peter.
AZ last Jimmy arrived. Peter
pointed to the top OF the tall old
,tump. DO YOU zee anything up
, there" he asked eagerly. Even as
be spoke something 1uttered UP in
tho air and then dropped back on
the old stump again.
Jimmy skunk's eyes frightened
II see 4 butterfly. II that Is what
you mean" said he.
Peter jumped up In the air and
kicked his long heels together hap
PLY. Then IL Ia a butterfly. and
there isn't anything the matter with
my eyes," Re cried.
"Of course it's butterfly. what.
ever Is the matter with YOU Pe.cr?"
grunted Jimmy,
"Nothinr" replied Peter. only
who ever heard OF butterfly IN the
middle OF winter"
Nert Story--Peter Rabbit Gains
Wealth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lip.
|erty.lipperty .lipperty-Iip hurried
Peter Rabbit thru the Green Forest.
Ic wanted TO ind some one. II didn't
auch matter whom. 30 long ~ II
bss some one OF whom he did not
Ssve TO live In fear. So. ~ Peter
an he looked this way and he look
"a that way: he looked up and he
boxed all around about.
lly eyes are playing tricks on me.
I'm sure OF that as I can be;
fve seen = thing which can't be go
Which proves my eyes are wrong
you know.
SO said Peter TO himself ~ he bur
ted along. He went some distance
|ithout seeing anybody. ITS FUN.
! y old world muttered Peter.
when you want to meef somebody
|obody is about. When YOU don't
|ant 10 meet anybody you meet
|ome one every way you turn. IT'S
funny old world. It's . funny old
GRID"
what are you talking 10 yourself
bout. Peter'' demanded voice
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
SOCIETY

will give concert Friday after.
noon. at $3.50 o'clock. In the Detroit
opera house. The program will
offer Mozsrt's overture TO Don
Giovanni. and Tschaikowsky's
"MsIartiana" suite and Fourth
Symphony In + Minor. Tickets are
on sale In Grinnell's box Once.
o
Seats were placed on sale Thurs
day On Hudson's piano store for the
engagement OF the Disghlieff Ballet
Russo which comes TO the Lyceum
theater. Friday and Saturday. Feb.
. and 10. The ballet when here a
year ago created sensation. The
principal dancers Who visited Do
iroit before will come again, with
the addition Of Nijinsky. whose fame
as a dancer and dance interpreter IL
world wide
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
DANCE AT
CAPTAINS BALL
Mariners and Wives Pilot Way
On Merry Courses AT oath
Yearly Event

The decks were swabbed, the LOG
cast and the miEzenmast put away
with the foretops1 in the galles
Wednesday night while the Shipmas
ters' association gathered in Knights
OF Columbus auditorium 10 hold it,
twenty.fourth annual ball. Shippers
from Duluth TO Tonawanda and bach
again were present and they hat
with them their "nrst officers. sir
Including the latter there we're Al
least 1000 on shore leave.
The grand march was piloted by
Capt. and Mrs. c. c. Balfour an,
Capt. and Mrs. Scott B. Worden
They steered q course due cas-
about 30 fathoms. then north a CO
ble-length and then put about-shiI
and scurried down ahead of the wine
20 the lizard.
Dancing was conducted on TIVE
doors. Upstairs those old seadogl
who have no use for the moderI
dances enjoyed themselves with tn
Jolly old deck exercises OF a pas
age. while on the first foor thu
youthful mariners INDUCED IN thu
up-to-the-minute dances.
The following shipmssters were
on the committee in charge: Scot
b. worden. chairman; NJ. G. McIn
tosh. ]. b. Watts. L. r. Anderhault
{. J. Autterson, A. J, Fox, II. n
Parsons. James Cannally, James
Mara. f j. Burke, ID. j. Duncansor
and Harry Judson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
SHE DOESN'T WANT LIBERTY!
Second Of Secrets Woman Never Tells to Man.

and when they delight IN nndinx
handy the protection. comfort and
strength OF the superior male. Bat
they don't tell him 30. F
The normal woman wants to be
petted and spoiled. The women who
kill this need from their souis. or
are deprived OF II by fate or inten.
ton. have horrid price to pay
They misunderstood man. misln
terpret him, consider him selfish.
brutal. stupid. They lose patience
with him. condemn him. despise
him
They forget that man makes one
half OF the human race. and that
when they shut him from their
lives. or refuse 10 regard him even
as an interesting volume, then they
are deliberately closing their inteIIi-
gence 10 onehalf Of the big TRUTH
OF existence Thereafter. they viii
see life only In shadows. out OF
focus and blurred.
They grow cruel. bitter and mar
row And all OF the time they want
10 be just normal. devoted, old-fssh-
Toned subordinate but protected
wives and mothers.
Across the night and thru the day.
Der all the world she followed
him"
II woman would frankly own up
TO her extraordinary need 20 os
made much OF. and 10 be taken care
of. II would appear that divorce
court records might shrink cousid.
erably.
THE third OF these secrets VIII
be revealed In an early issue.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
BY wINoNA WILCOX.

Some women are born indepen.
dent, a few achieve independence
and many have independence thrust
upon them. But no woman dotes
on the condition.
Every woman would IKE TO throw
III her burdens on some strong man.
brewer and forever.
But this is secret which woman
eldom dlscusses with any man. lest
prove her inferior TO him. or
tzy, or selfish. OF a too willing bur
en-. And for certain OF these rea.
ons she seldom confesses her true
hclination 60 any other woman
ithsr.
Whether woman marries and
lolnts out some mans path for him !.
=. as a DIVORCE. holds marriage an
ltolerable experiment, every WON
n admits. In her heart. that she is
reaily a beggsr maid. and whether
lovely or not. that she Is very mucd
In need OF certain ruling Kins
Cophetua.
Coquetry. however prompts even
he silliest OF women 10 affect a
staggering show OF independence
or OF Indifference TO. man. The
pretty doll who would starve In 8
week II left 10 her own efficiency
makes charming blum OF her sbil
ity 10 twist a man around her little
finger. and the prettier she Is auC
the more helpless. the greater de
light does her pretense OF authoFlt,
over him delight the man,
The most exasperating nagger 4
often unfortunately persistent, blu
not because she actually delights II
ruling her mate She proceeds from
stern sense OF her sad and dis
agreeable but unacceptable duty 4
make an unwilling spouse pursu
the right way-her way But Il
her secret heart she would just low
10 slump and 10 be easy. and sh
thinks II a dreadful misfortune be
cause she can't
And the most capable OF women
those who are convinced Of TIL
equality Of the sexes, those who be
lieye in the comrsdeship and part
nership OF man and woman. arriv'
at time. II they marry happily
when they are Obliged 10 depend
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank BoydeIl are
In Florida
Or. and Mrs.S Ernest T. Tappey
will leave Feb. 20. Cor California
o.
Mrs. Avian Macauley and small
daughter will leave next week for
Miami. Fla. for several weeks stay.
o.
Mrs. Clarence Lghtnsr entertain
ed Informally al tea Tuesday after
noon for Mrs. James Anderson. OF
Colorado Spring.
The Cadet club will givs Q danc-
Ing party Friday evening. Fsb. Q. In
Columbus temple. The club will
meet Wednesday evening. Feb. Z. in
the home OF william Lycki. No. 90
Marston-ct.
Preceding the regular Sunday
evening service In ST. Paul's cathe-
dral hereafter. there viii be an or
gan recital by Charles Frederic
Morse. organist OF the cathedral.
beginning NJ 7:15 o'clock.
Rudolf Gam. Swiss pianist. and
Albert Spaiding. American violin
list. will give a joint recital. Thurs
day evening. In Arcadia, in the Phil
harmonic course. Both artists are
favorites with the Detroit public.
o.
Frank Stephens. pianist, and Clar'
ence Schuts. tenor. both OF Detroit.
will give q joint recital, Thursday
evening. In the Y. w. c. A. auditor
ium for the pleasure OF members OF
the association and their friends.
o
Prof. Louis Delamarre. secretary
general OF the Federation Alliance
Frsncaise will give talk Thursday
evening. before Detroit Alliance
Francaise in the Hotel Pontchartrain
green room. An informal program
81 music and reception will follow
o.
Under the auspices OF the Lrtroit
Institute OF Science and the home
and school garden committee or the
Twentieth Century club. Prof Au-
brcy Tealdi. OF the University OF
Michigan. will give an illustrated
lecture on wild lowers and Wild
gardening in Michigan Friday eve
ming. in the Museum OF Art audi.
forum.
II. Granville Barker, the English
playW right, producer and manager.
uho has made his headqusrters In
New York for several seasons viii
be brought TO Detroit by the SO
ciety OF Arts and Crafts for lee
ture. Monday afternoon. Feb. IL In
the Little theater. his subject to
be New ideas in the theater
The Detroit symphony orches
ira. with Conductor Weston Gales.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
THE CONFESSIONS Or A WIFE
There l. No Mother Like Your Mother.

that age TO wear the clothes mother
does. Why, the other night Just
before she came down here. ! saw
her at the theater in an American
beauty gown. very low cut ! want.
ed 20 laugh and cr.I never thought
TO see my mother in low cut
gown"
But you wear them. Mollie--"
Yes, dear. but am only 25
years old"
Madame symone. who Is older
than your mother. wears them"
That Is Just it--Madame Syrnono
Is not my mother"
You've said IL. my dear Nellie.
Ones inother Is not a human oeirE
she r. not cveu :. woman. She Is
Jus, mother and 30 .hc must con.
form 10 tho wonderful idea, that has
boon carefully fosterec IA TIE mind
OF every geaeration until now moth.
or means smoothing that 10 not and
cannot ~ any possibility be human
";. |, Astounding. Mollic. how few
OF us ,Aero are who do not accept
our definitions and our opinions
ready made. II we would only stop
TO think 20 would know that there
are good mothers and bad mothers.
careful and careless mothers. loving
and Indifferent mothers. devoted
and negligent mothers. selness and
selfish mothers.
your mother. Mollie. has always
been supremeIy selfish. She has al.
ways wanted certain things for her.
self and now that she can have
them II is quite certain that she viii
haunt them IN the face OF the world.
At that. my dear. I have q lot OF
sympathy for the woman who not
until late in life IL able 10 buy the
things for which her soul starved
when she was girl
II have never felt like laughing at
the woman who supposedly dressed
too young for her years She IA
dressing her heart. Molie, instead
OF her body, and. poor dear. her
heart has not grown old"
Yes, Msrgie. answered Molie.
Il want my soul 10 age with my
boIy=The person who expects me
to feel complimented by telling me
my heart viii never grow old IL
sadly mistaken
"A young heart and an old face IL
Times tragedy"
CTo BE contlnuedl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
Bandits Rob Two.

Two holdups were reported TO the
police Wednesday night. Curt Sidel
OF No. 3l6 Pallister.ave., was held
up by two men al Brush and Con
gress-sts.. and robbed OF $50. Nil.
ton Rice. OF No. 81 Beaubien.st.. was
later arrested by Patrolmen Smith
and Simmons as a suspect While
crossing Forest.ave, near 81 An
bin.sye.. William Czorsk, OF No.
1893 Joseph Campau.ave. was at.
tackled by man who strancled
him and robbed him OF i25.T5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01

The Illinois Manufacturers asso-
citation will tender banquet in
honor of the hoard OF trustees OF
the Worlds Saiesmanship congress.
in tho Hotel Congress in Chicago.
Friday evening The entire direc
torate OF the Worlds Salesmanship
congress. with the exception ot Sir
Thomas Upton. OF London. will be
prcsen, al this function. including
President Noryal a Hawkins. Vice
President BARLEY y Doyle. Secre.
iary Manager ID NJ Barrett Hugh
Chalmers. Harry ". Ford, Edward
Hines. ". VI Jewett. Joseph Mack.
W j. Murphy. Bentley p Men. and
Edward A. woods The president
Of the Salcsmanshlp club. OF Chi
oaRo. Is William " HIT former
resident OF Detroit and al present
vice president and treasurer Of the
American Radiator company.
The annual charity ball for 50
years leading event OF the win.
ter social season 10 New York city.
VII be gwen al thc Waldorf.Astor
tonight for tho benefit Of the Now
York Nursery and Child's hospiial.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01

When william P-ox read the story
OF "A Daughter Of the Gods, |"
which famous flmspectacle will
close It's successful Detroit engage
ment in the Washington theater.
Saturday evening. he shook his head
dubieusly over one passage in the
manuscript and drew a blue pencil
thru a.
Shortly afterward. Annette Keller
mann. who impersonates the central
figure in the story, was reading the
same manuscript. and when she
came TO the blue marks cried. We'll.
now, who's stopped my weary way
over the WATERFALL" Mr. Fox admit
ted his guilt. declaring that the
scene which required Miss Keller
strapped and bound. was altogether
too dangerous. and. anyway. the
island where the picture was TO be
screened. had no waterfall
That's always the way. some.
body In sure to take the Joy out OF
life for me-" walled Miss Keller.
mann.
"You don't mean 20 tell me you
want 10 do IT." asked Mr. Fox In
astoni.Sment
Il certainly do. replied Miss-kel.
hermann.
"All right" said Mr. Fox. and inn.
mediatcly cahled his engineers on
the island TO make tho waterfall.
How thrilling the scene IS anyone
who has seen ~ Daughter OF the
Gods" will testify
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01

Well. little book. my prophecy was
! II right \ pheasant day vas had
all when Nouie's mother came
YER.
II Mr.. riUEt lad not 2een with
er | think should have gene mad
wish you Lad ewes. ll.,ic book. to
ee her sinea she married Sit. Trent
)he fccis her present hsppinass has
onc 20 her 50 isto IN l.fc as re
yard for her well.spcnt and arduous
xistenco with Dad Wsynriy aud tho
|hildrep.
Mr.. Trent L. splendid man and
q Is certainly vsEs fond OF bis
kife. And here ls tho queer thing
bout IL. little book---her son. her
)on-in-lHw and almost every other
pan she ever came In contact with
kept Dad waverly and Mr.. Trent,
ave not cared for her At all.
Poor old dad worked Ike . dog.
nd because he was not Q money
paker--he was Q man who would
ather read and write books than
ell them-he-was always being mas.
ted. Mrs. Trent. when she Wa Mrs.
Eaverly. was always finding fault
Fith him and making him and every
(ne else about her unhappy.
Now that she is married 10 Mr.
Trent and has plenty OF money al
er dispossl II would be pathetic II
were not so ridiculous to see bow
The brings TO life her old longing
nd prejudices and babies them.
She has reduced her 6gure and
|orseted and massaged, made up
nd handsomely gowned. she looks
bout is years younger than she
ealiy is. Her hair she has dyed the
Sfonze brown OF the latest fashion
nd she wears all the wonderful col.
IRE. frills and turbelows that am
lure she wanted 10 wear when she
vas % and could not.
Her makeup and dress nearly
) rive Mollie and Dick crazy. for
| on know. little book. everyone's
bother Ia OF course different from
ny other woman.
why Nsrgie." said Moilie TO mo
Hhes 'aitIne about q her moth "
she n an old woman"
MY dear giri. she II only II years
Slder than Dick"
But Dick 10 3S." abe interrupted.
d THAT makes her over 30. and I
|hink II IL indecent for q woman OF
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hich came from q hollow log which
eter was PASSING
II vas so unexpected that II
srtied Peter. so that he made a
wing leap sideways. Then he
hirled and sat up looking very fool.
h. for be recognized that voice.
1T isn't fair 10 scare fellow al
cost 10 death like that. Jimmy
hunk" said Be severely Where
70 you anyway"
Right here" replied Jimmy
hunk. poking his head out FROM the
I'd OF the hollow log end griuning
I Peter.
Peter g-inned back. for he and
immy are very good friends. IL
ar looking for YOU" declared Pc
pr IL mean Mas looking for
omebody. and YOU viii do as veil rs
ny one I want YOU 10 come RICH,
Tong with me. Jimmy. and come
u!ckly."
Jimmy skunk grinned more
roadly than ever. why this dread.
Ii hurry. Peter. You know I never
urry.' said be.
Il know that. you old lazy bones,
rtorted Peter. But you've got 20
furry this time You really must,
Tome on
Jimmy yawned md slowly came
VI OF the hollow log lie brushed bis
handsome black and white coat and
book out hts btg pTnmey tail Why
aust come with YOU" he demand
good naturedly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
perfumers To Meet.

The Manufacturing Perfumers'
association OF the United States.
which embraces among its memberr
the leading manufacturers Of per-
fumes and ether toilet preparations
IN The country. viii hold It's twenty
third annual meeting in the Hotel
Bil,more. New York. April 10. II and
Il The officers OF the association
ar~ President. A. ~. sp'chler.
Rochester. y. y: vice president. D.
6. West. cleveland second VICE
president, F r Ingram, Detroit;
secretary. Walter Mueller. New
York treasurer. A. q. caIisher. Nsv
York.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01

Funeral services were held Thurs
day afternoon In the home. No. 1891
vinewood-ave.. for Mrs. Mary w.
Seaman. widow OF a Civil war vet
eran and an active member OF De
troit circle, G. A. r.. Farquhar post
auxiliary and Ladies' National
league. Mrs. Scanlan was born In
Cleveland SO years ago. She Is sur
vived by one son. George Seaman.
and two daughters. Mrs. ID. ". Hum.
phrey and Mrs. ". c. Edwards. all
OF Detroit. Interment was in Ever
green cemetery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01

A sale OF jams. jellies and rel.
ishes will be held Thursday and Fri.
day. in the Girls Friendly society
rooms. No. 2ei Woodwardave for
tho benefit Y Holiday house. Pine
lake. where the canned goods were
put M last summer by members Of
tho society
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01

PrintinE--she plain neat ktn,i--,sst
II riEht-T'mes job Dcpt,--uair fs2o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01
Trolleys on.

Monkey Passenger paid my
fare guess can ride where !
darn please,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-01

The Detroit symphony orche
ira. with Conductor Weston Gale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-03
l55alGl lAAlZS1II lA IA4zaEA&5
BY NlLllAn1 BRADY r10.
AND AUTHOR

of The patient Yet it seems that such
exercises bring q measure Of relief
when all the more conventional efforts
have dismaIly failed
Questions and Answers.
William T.. and His Medical Die
ti0nary- you please explain the
difference between an 0ptiCian an op-
tomegTlst and an oeuHst. To look
things up 10 g. medical dictionary makes
me look back 20 the cover 10 make
sure il is not seed catalogue. Any
way, medical dictionary is written so
thar only doctor can understand it,
and layman gets Indigestion for his
pains iH consulting it. ". l.
Answer-Au 0cuIfsf is physician
who limits his practice to diseases of
the eye An optic5an is person
trained lu the art Of optics, measuring
and grinding lenses An 0ptCmetrist
is person who has no medical train
ing or diagn0stic training, but fits
spectacles. (Now heaven help us if any
critics discovers q hairs breadth of
variation from the dictionary defni-
tions)
Bitten by the Bunuies-Our little
hopeful aged p years, delights in
feeding the rabbits She was petting
one when it bit her finger. I immed-
lately applied iodine and am worried
to death lest hydrophobia develop. Our
people laugh at me but I want to
make sure Wire answer collect If
necessary.
Answer-Wbo said a rabbit was not
a fer0cious beast2 Rabies is seldom.
i ever, contracted from the bite OF a
herbiverous animal. Your first aid
treatment was excellent Ia any such
case, whatever the animal. If YOU want
TO be ON the safe side have the ami
watched for q couple of weeks by d
veterinary. If in that time no trace of
Illness develops there is no chance of
rabies in sire person bitten
9oaplns Down the Fat-I have heard
thaE half pound Of epson salts and
half bar Of the finest toilet soap dis
solved I'm pint Of soft water would
remove superfuous fat wherever ap-
piled Please tell II the treatment
would be III any way dangerous
L. B.
Answer-The only danger I can see
IN Il Is the danger of personal injury
70 the perpetrator Of the hoax by the
victims who are Sc credulous as 10
try IT, Bur il would be grand and
glorlous if it were true, wouldn't it.
ladles2