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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13
NY TIRED FEET
AcAED FOR "1|l"
LEr vOrR sOaE. SWOLLEN. Acm.
lN0 fEET ssREAD OFT IN 4
IlATH ~ ssT1x's

Jast take your shoes Oh aud ,h,u
put thotc weary. sAoe-criakied, a.h.
inx. barains. .peatsrsd. bunlo..
tortured feet oe yours IN q TIA" ha,h.
Your tocs Will wrie9is with joy.
thsy'll look up q you end simoa, ,slt
and then they'll take another div. In
that "ria" bath.
When your feet feel like lumps Of
lcad'--all tired oat---jast Try Tia"
lt's srsnd---lt's glorious. Your scc,
VII, dance With jay; also you vii, iud
all pain gone from corns. ealiouss,
ami hnniona.
There's nolhins like "Tis." H.. tho
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous sxudaticns which pun ap
your fset and cause foot torture.
Oct q ascent boz OF "ris" a, asy
druG or department store don, walt
Al! how siad yoss fsst got. how
comfortable your shoes feel yoa
can wear shcea \ sise smaiicr II you
dcsirc, ADV.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13

taxes AMI costs against the laad asd
premises aeeve oa0ea.
This summoas 10 published b. OF.
Der OF the Honosabls D. v. kuykea.
dali. Judge Of the circuit court ot the
state Of Oregon. fof the counly OF
Klamath. aAd aafd order was made
and dated the aoth dAy cf January.
1917. and tho date Of the arst puhll'
cation Of thls sHmmons II the ssh
day ot February. 1917.
Al process aud papers In this pro.
ccedimSx may BE- served upon the M.
dersiGned residing wilhin the state at
oregon ut the addrcss hereinafter
mentioned.
HERRERT r. WEIGH.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address Oregon.
e-lS.2O-37.G.i3.3O
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13

Summoas for PublieaGtee h Peesr
closure Of ToS 1AeD
In the Circuit Court ot The STATE OF
Oregon. for Kla0Alh County
Nolts Utlsy Realty Company. D cor.
poratton. Plainti9.
Geo. Beck. Defendaat.
TO Geo. Beck. the above namsd
Defendant:
In the name OF the otato OF Orogos:
You are hereby notl1ed that Nolto
Ctley Realty COMPANY. Q cooperation
the holder Of Certificate Of Do)ln.
quency numbered SCI. isouoA On TIE
30th day Of October. 1915, b the tar
collector Of the county of klenath.
state OF Oregon. TOT the a0ouot OF
three and S1.l00 6ollore. ~ ssns
being the amount t6So due esl q.
linquept for the tsIoo Tor the year
1911. together With poaajty. intercol
sccrued interest. and u ease Of yous
dered foreclosing ~ ljsn Of ssid
You are further notiieI that IN
Nolte UtIey Realty Co0p6ay. . cor.
posat!on. has paid tases o. eai1 prem.
lsee Tor prior or suh1oQuent years,
With the rate OF lates0st on ssid
Year 1919. paid OF. %. 1910. tssl
receipt No. bOS3. Amount 3.Sl, rate oe|
Interest y psr cent ~ senu1.
Yeer !e!!. paid 0et %, 1919. tay |
!ocopt 1000. smoe0t S.70, Ssto q y
Interest Is pr esat ~ ess.n. 1
eexNs and costs aso10et ~ leol su1 |
PREMISE above naoo1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13

No9ac9
Pubic nekiee \ heeeAy s,vsa that
a. iaielative peelelea Was aloa II TIE
csses - ps,lss jaAoe q The eaty ol
klamath FallA 0rsosa. on to-wit: tAs
ssh LAY q March. isit. ordering that
q proposed oealnaacs thereto attached
- submitted 70 ~ lesai voters Of
said city Tor tAsir appeosai.
Said proposed ordnance providing
for the sraatlag 70 tAs Keno Power
company . afly (sel year franchise
In said city Of klamath Falls. orseoa.
tor the rurpess q sapplyins electric.
icy Tor any a1A ali purposes. aad 70
charge end collee4 tolls therefor. PRO-
vlalne for the manner OF installatioa
and operation II salA city. that the
service proposed sAosld be eo-exteas-
I've With eompesins companiss aaa
supplied by the best kAown practical
machinery. Tor forfeiture OF rights %
neglect or avoiaancs q It's obligations,
that the work Of Installing the sys.
TEN shaft besia within one year and
extended 70 that every locality within
the city limits sAoula have access for
service cot latsr tAaa three years
from sceeplaAee a. traachiss. that ~
Reno pcves eo0pAay pay tse tor tAis
fraachies as1 N sa1itional ~ pr
eeutum % ~ groas receipts u the
city. payable. annually. regulation -
to Installation and operation b. The
city and public utilities coaaissioa
at Oregon. aaa that the city nay take
over and acquire Tie plant at ils fais
valuation 10 b A1sA By the public
service co0aissioa. and axlAs tAs
maximum rates Tor service 70 citissas.
Prohibits sale q franehiss aad
Liant without the coassnt Of the isgal
voters OF Klamath Ealls durise exist.
enca OF franeAiss.
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon.
this sth day Of March. 1917.
A. L. LEAvJTT. Police Judes.
slot
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13

rssslse Ne. OSSe. aneuat S.se. rate ot
'Ass:s Y:ss IA al oes e q ssasH ssss
teeelDe No. eo<S. aOe~Ae 3.oe. rate o(
iHeessee % ~ csat pee aAAum.
oaiA Geo Deek
@ ~ oWNee q ehe loeal title of the
a6ove oeees1oea pfopeety - the came
appears oe record. AAd each Of the
oehoe peeuoAa above naWod are here.
by noti1eA that Nolte Utley Company.
q coepoeattoa. plalnti9 herein. viii
apply 70 The clreull court OF the coun.
q aAA state aforsaald Toe . decree
foreclosins the lieu asainae the prop.
cry above described. end mentioned
n sald certlacate. And you are here
b. sunnoned 10 appear within sixty
dAya AFTER the arae publleattoa 0e this
samnoas. exclusive of the Aay oe aala
arSe publtcAtloa. and defend thla
Aetioa or pap the amoMnt due ~
above shown. together With c0ats and
klaWath, and oaiA order vas made
and dated the 30tA day OF January.
1917. aud the date Of the drst publ.
cation Of this summons II the 9Th
day of February, lel1.
All procees and papers In this pro.
ceedings Uay - served upoa the an.
deesig1sd residing within the state oe
Oregon at the address hereinafter
HERBERr p. wELcH.
Attoessy for Plainti6.
AA1resA-LAhevtaw. Oeeeon.
G-l3.3o.31.e.l3.30
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13

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Of the northwest ouarter Of the
aouthease suartee of seetion &.
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Yoa are further notified thar aaid
Noite jtley nsaity Company. = cor.
poea ation. Haa paid tayea a. ssid prem.
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vith the rate Of interest on ma
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year 1919. paid Oct, 80. 1919. tax
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13
TO OARkfM HAIR
APPLY sage TEA
LOOK YOUNG: BRING RACK IT'S
NATURAL COLOR. GLOSS AND
ATTRACrvENEss

Common garden sage brewed into 3
heavy tea with sulphur added. will
turn gray. streaksd and faded hsil
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Jus,
. few applications will prove . revela.
tion II your hair 10 fading. strssked OF
gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sui.
phur recipe At home. though. is trou.
blesome. An easier way ID to gst q
scent bottle Of Wyeth's sage and Sui.
phur Compound at any drug store all
ready for use. This Il the old time
recipe improved BY the addition Of
other iusredients.
While wispy. gray. faded hair d
not sinful. ws eli desire 10 retain our
youthful appearance and attractive.
nsss. ~ dsrksnins your hair with
Wysth's Sage and sulphur Compound:
no one can tel. bscauss II docs Il N
naturally. 20 svsniy. You Just DAMP.
On . spongs OF soft brush with II and
draw this through your hair. takins
ons small strand at . time: By morn.
|ng sil gray hairs have disappearsd.
and after another application or two,
POUR hair becomes beautifully dark.
glossy. solt and luxuriaut.
THIS preparstlos ID . delightful
'oilst requisite. ssl 10 not intended
~ the esFe. ojtlestioa or prsvsntios
Y Alsoaso.-Alv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13
eat LESS MEAT
If BACK HURTS
TAKE A GLASS OF oAIro 70
PLUSH KIDNEYS " 0LAoogR
eoTHERs YOU

Eating meat regularly evenually Dro.
duces kidney trouble IN same form Of
other. says . well-known authority. -.
cause the uric acids IN msat s1eitss
the kidneys. they become oveeWoek-
Cd: get sluggish; clog ~ and easss
ell sorts Of distress. particularly baek.
ache and misery in the kidney rsgiea;
raeumatic twinges. severe hsaAaeAoG,
acid stomach. consupatioa. tosDiA
liver. slseplessness. blaAdse ~
urinary irritation.
The momsat your hack hurts or
kidneys aren't acting rishA o. Y
bladder bothers you. get about iess
ounces Of Jad Salts from any ssed
pharmacy: take . tablespooaful II .
glass Of water before brsakfast eos
few days and your kidnsys win thss
act Ane. This famous salts = mAds
from the acid q sTaSes aal jelDeo
Juice. combined with uthia, ~ has
been used Tor generations - 1usb
ciogssd kidneys and stimnlAte theo
70 normal activity: also to nsutsalise
the acids In the urine 20 II 10 joasse
irrita:es. thus ending bladdsr a..
orders.
Jad Salts cannot injure aayeas;
makes Z delightful s9ssvascsat llthla.
water drink which uilli0ns e nse
and women take now aa1 thes b
clean. thus avoiding sesieas kidn1v |
kesO ths kidDsys and urinary eeGaas
ilsease.-A6v.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13

~~SO - = ess
Notice 70 hereby givos that the IN.
dersigned ~ administsatsix Of the ~
tate Of Louise Ray Obi. Aseeassd. haa
nled In the county court of the etata
OF Oregon. for klamath county. tia
dnaa account Of her a60lalstsatiou Of
and for the settlement thseeol.
said estate. and said court has 1xed
Thursday. the 18th aay oe March.
1917. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock Q. n,
a. the time. aud the. eourt room Of
said court - the place tor the hear.
Ing OF objections 10 said 6nal account.
Dated February -. 1917.
NARY OIN0BAU0H,
Administrative Of the Estats OF Louise
Ray OIL. Deceased.
l3.40-37.s.i3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13
0usANsona
Equity No. seq

Equity No. ess)
IN tho Circuit Court of tho state oi
Oregon. for tho County of
klamath.
Jessie r. Cherry. Planti6.
drove &. Cherry. Dsfeadaat.
To Grove c. Cherry. abovc named
Defendant;
In the name Of the state at Ore
Gon: You are hereby required 10 ap-
pear snd anawcr the complsiat alsd
against you In the above eatitlcd suit
On or before the 18th day Of March.
1917. aud II yoa fail 20 "a appear. Tor
want thereof. the plainti6 will apply
10 the court for tho rciicf ~ prayed
for In her compliant. that Il TO cay;
For . decree Of the honorable court
dissoit Ing and annulling the bonds
at n,atrimoay existing between the
plaintiff and defendant. and for an or
der awarding the custody 0f Elisa.
beth Cherry TO plainti6. and that the
defendant pay to the plainti6 the sum
Ut $50 per moath tor maintenance Of
said Elizabeth Cherry. the minor
child of plaintiff and defendant dur.
Ing iis minority. and for such other
and further relief ~ TO the court may
seem just and equitable. Including
judgment for costs and disbursements
10 BE- taxed.
This summons Il served upon yoa
BY order OF the Honorable d. v. Kuy.
kendall. Judge of the above entitied
court. made aud entered herein on
the 3sth day Of January. 1917. direct.
Ing that this SUMMONS bc publishsd
for period Of ak weeks In the
Evening Herald. . newspapsr Of gen.
eral circulation. printed and publish.
I'd In Klamath Falls. Oregon. The
date OF the nrst publication being on
the S0th day ef January. 1917. and
the date Of tho last publication being
on the 18th day Of March. 1917. that
bsIng tho time required within which
tho defendant shalt appear and an.
swer.
=. II. MILLS.
Attorney for PlaintiR.
3o.c.l3.30.37-e.i3
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13


ORINDALE. March l3.-H. 8. Fox
attended church in Klamath Fails on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stansbie and
family attended church in Klamath
Fails Sunday morning.
James Stansbie was business call.
er in the county seat Saturday.
VIM. Heimilwright was . county
seat visitor Saturday from Round
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. N. Ess and txo
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Eos.
ter took Dime. with Mr.. and Mrs. C..
G. Hunt Sunday.
Mr.. Christensen attended preaching
at Orindale Sunday.
Master Jimmie whitlatch has been
aiiing the last few days. He l. ex-
pected to improve soon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Deaf s16s9l a. Q dine paet.
q DI. Jaaloe' 1eAAsehs

yea eaa elsas ysss Asaa aad relieve
. dull. srlistiag ~ vte,sas tAsohhisg
headache n 0o0set vita . N.
iamss' llsadsrhe rswass. This ~.
Asns headache sellee seea almost mssi.
ally. ssWd so0e sas te shs drug ssess
s,o~ far aime paekses and Ice ~.
s-sts after yea tsks . powdrt -
slii wosi.s 1hat hs~sms of the had.
eh~, r~n''iris ss'l rss". step sa9ss.
'r---s''s ~~s-s'~ss. ~ sure you got uAss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13
Odeasa Pe,,oaaie

ODESSA. March l3.-M. X. Gray
was In the county seat ON busine 50
last week.
Mr.. johnson has returned to Pell.
can Bay Camp No. I By mail stage.
Louis Ait was IN the Falls over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kirby and son.
Forrest. have gone on . business and
pleasure trip TO Ashland and Pros
pect.
Louis Bean OF klamath Falls went
through Odessa on his way to Rocky
Point. and pronounced the roads in
bad condition.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13
SUNDAY SCHOOL
OFFICERS ELECTED
NIT Ar laoaaE OF n. ~ MULLEN
oe FINE GROVE AxD CnoosI
NlEM Cooe "A rMEslD4xr.
OTHER OFFICERS cmoaEx

PINE GROVE. March 1.-the
Sunday school class sangAt BY H. -.
Miller here met at The teacAer's hone
last week for . business meeting and
the election OF new olRcers.
The oaesss elected we're: Eslem
Coop. prssident: Nora Miller. rice
prssident: lvaA leeablce. sceretary-
treasurer. and Grace CuAningAan. as
sistAnt.
TWO 1sw menbers have joinsd she
elasa. aad are Eslem Coop aua verna
Arant.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13

Loggiag SspsriaaeadenH nAek
ODESSA. March l3.-E.W. Barnes.
superintendent OF the Klamath Log.
ging and Timber eoapeny. has re-
turned from . business trip to Port.
land.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13
Plas Grove Res.oaals

PINE GROVE. March l3.-Nr.
Hartley OF ChiIoauin was . visitor at
his son's place. Mr.. and Mrs.. George
Hartley.
Mr.. and Ara @. Hartley visited at
the A. n. Miller place recently.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13

Driaes Hosses % Rasch
ODESSA. March 13.-Janes Bat.
man Of klamath Falls. has brought
three head Of horses 70 The Straw
ranch for the remainder Of the win.
ter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13

Whiflateh Pseaehss ssstlay
ORINDALE. March l3-Bine Whit
latch preached At the Orindale school
house Sunday Afternoon. His sub
ject was. "chriat's Church" The SER
vices were well attended.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13

Get Seed Whone and OaAs
ORINDALE. March l3.-Harry
Weir and c. G. Hunt made trip 70
the Mccormack ranch Monday after .
load Of seed wheat and seed oats.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13
"NhTIvf STATE"
DEBATE soon
ORiNDALE LITERARY SOCIETY
WILL HAVE NEW FxArrRK AT
xExr MEETING - xn0AfsvEa
WON At LAST MEETING

ORINDALE. March l3.--The next
meeting Of the Orindale Literary 50
ciety viii have . distinct and sniaGa
feature as the principal entertainment
for the evening in q Native STATE
debate.
A number Of appoinssA member d
the society have been eAossa to de-
fesA their native states aAa bsiag ore
the points In favor Of then. TIE
judges for the debate win be foreign
born resiAents of this eoaatry.
The regular meeting Of the Literary
Society last week was veil attsaAed.
The question Of debate vas decided
By . unanimous vote of the jaaGss In
favor OF the negative side. TIE cues
tion was. Resolved. That the world
Is growing better"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-03-13

In tho Circuit Court at tho state ol
Oregon. for tho County of
klamath,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-15
THE DRYSDALE STORE


Il
AZ a
kI an
r II Very Special
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-15
NORTH BENNINGTON

The members of the Baptist Sun
day school picnicked at Battlefield
Park today
The Reverend H. w Kimball Of
Boston will occupy the pulpit of the
Congregational church Sunday morn.
ine.
The Epworth League service at the
NJ L. church will be at 8 p. m. Sun.
, day, topic League Study Courses"
leader Mrs. Earl Lewis.
|, Go to Church Sunday: youIl feel
better Monday" The Baptist church
invites you. Morning worship at
1899. Sermon by the pastor on the
! theme: Doors Locked OPEN The
Sunday school classes are engaged in
, race toward Rally Day. -Four
I classes are leading off at a fast pace
Where are you counting? The dele.
| gates to the Bennington County Sun
! day school convention at Pownal vii
report Sunday morning. Eyenins
service at 1850 Lively gospel singing
Address by the pastor: THE Strang,
/ Story of a Man Who Saw God.
Christian Endeayor precedes evening
service
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-09-15
BENNINGTON aEI3FS
News q ihe Town sao Village TsIa
Strictly feF suSs RsGssrs

Last episode of "The Double Cross"
at Harte Theatre and opera house to-
day.
Coming TO the Harte Theatre next
Tuesday Lorraine Huling in the big
ten part Vitagraph special, THE FAN
Of Nation" Adv.
George Salem has broken ground
at the corner of Scott and Park
streets for building to be used for
a grocery store.
Mrs. Eliza Percy has sold the
house and lot at the corner of South
and Elm street to DR.. ]. r. Wilson.
The sale was made through the Nash
& Hutchins agency.
I Mrs. Joseph Barlow who has been
at the Samaritan hospital since Sun
day and who underwent an operation
/ Wednesday, is not progressing tow
ard recovery as rapidly as her
friends could wish.
Mrs j. d. Killien returned Friday
to her home in Brooklyn after
months visit here at the home of her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles N
Powers. She was accompanied by her
brother, Charles, ir.
Remember the union service in the
! Methodist church tomorrow night
This is splendid way OF showing
your community spirit as well as your
| desire to cooperate in the religious
activities Of the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Hawley Of
Manchester, NJ. /, Hawley and Miss
Helen Hawley OF Oakland Cal, Miss
/ Coyne of Australia and Miss Perry of
Chicago were guests yesterday Of
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. d. Walker.
Jules Dagesse and family have
moved from the Hurley house on
School street TO the Ryan house on
Dewey street. Ernest Murray. who
has occupied the upstairs tenement
of the Hurley house has leased the
whole building.
Mrs. Ray Barlow, who has been in
Troy since Sunday returned Friday
night with her husband. Mr.. Barlow
was called to the Samaritan hospital
Wednesday night by the serious con
dition of his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Barlow, who underwent an operation
during the day Toward morning the
condition of the patient showed con
siderable Improvement.
Two auto loads left the First Bap
fist church last night for the Green
Mountain camp where the lntermed-
late Department Of the Sunday school
and their friends had a splendid
time. 1t is customary for one of the
classes IN this department TO take
turn in providing a monthly social OF
outing for the department Last
night Mr. Creeser's class acted as
hosts. Roasted corn, sandwiches
coffee, peanuts, popcorn and candy
were on the menu. A large bon fire
added to the pleasure of the evening
The party left camp shortly before 10
o'clock. Some returned by auto but
many walked There we're "A pres
emf.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-20
fRv Review Leased Wiren

WASHINGTON. Dec. l9.-The sen Ste sugar investigation continued to- day with Earl n. BahS,. president Of the American Sugar Rehnins com pany. testiNinE largely concerning the nNing of the price Ot the Louisiana crop and it's relations tO beet sugar when the shortage in the east first became acute and in answer tO charges pf Claus X Spre>Ee,S which be characterized 1s small talk"
 Some members Of the committee iOpe Co be able to call tomorrow Food Administrator Hoover and George NJ. RClph. director of tbe sugar division ot the food administration and close the sugar inquiry by tomorrow night. so as Co begin the coal investigation. also ordered Dy the senate.
 Spreckels had charged that Babst met with a committee of Louisiana planters and representatives of the food administration in Washington
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-20
Daniels Testifes Before
 House NaUaL Sub Committee

question was improper and that mess gossip" should not be banded about, but he added that Admiral Sims aaG hoen given everything possible that the navy could give.
 Later when Admiral McGcTan was called t0 the stand he submitted an OIder issued by him some months ago directing that Admiral Sims requests for supplies be acted upon on the sane day they were received.
 Under Construction.
 We have 434 ships in course Of CCnstruciion.~ Secretary Daniels told ;he committee That does not in Csude submarine chaSerS. of which we are building $50 and does not include the small craft. The chasers will be in service by early spring
 Included in the i24 ships, he said. were battle cruisers, battleshipS, scout crciSers destrOyers. fuel ships, gun boats. hospital ships. ammunition
 (Continued on Page Three.)
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-20
DEATH PENALTY REINSTITUTED
 BY BOLSHEV|KI
Lenine TrotzSy Government Invoke Capital Punishment. Kaledines Said to Have Won Battle at Rostovon.
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tttN ReNleN Leased Mlrel PETROGRAD. Dec. l1, Monday The tSmmisS:OTer Of justice is preparing a decree reinStitutinS the death penalty fer enemies of the nation
 Foreisn minister TrOjZky has issued 8 decree stating that all consuls abroad arC 10 be elected by the Rus sian colonies in the cities in which they reside, but that the ambassadors shall bS namsd by the government at the Smolny institute.
 The decree says that M. \abOkOff. ambassador in London and NJ. krU- peEsky. ambassador al Tokno. must appear before the criminal court to answer tC the charge Of spreading false information regarding the arm istice. or that otherwise their lands Nill be confiscated.
 M. TrCtzky in a speech today laid the responsibility for the suicide of General Skallon. former governor of Warsaw. and for the. death Of General DukhOnin. on the shoulders of the all lies and advisers of the imperial gov er1men,s. who forced these men to take the mad step of trying to prevent negotiations with the Germans regard ,ng the SrmiStice."
Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-20
Tries Suicide
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PHOENlN. Dec. lS.-MrS. Elmo Nicholson. who. with her husband. was arrested here yesterday on ad- vices from Arkansas and Louisiana that they were wanted for alleged defrErding of banks to the extent of about S10.00O. tried to end her life today by SlaShing her wrists with manicure scissors, A guard pSSSinS her cell noticed the young woman lying upon her cot and a pool Or blood on the floor. \ phy- sician. quickly summoned. StaUnch- ed the flow of blood just as the woman was lapsing into uncOnSc- iOusneSs. officers are enlSute here from Arkansas to return the man and women tO that state.