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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

have an eight pound baby girl. know
LYDIA Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound saved me from an operation
which every woman breads. - Mrs.
NELLIE FlsHBACK, 1921 Christy Ave,
Louisville. Ky.
Everyone naturally breads the sur
geon's knife. Sometimes nothing else
will do, but many times Lydia +. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has saved
the patient and made an operation un.
necessary.
fyou have any symptom about which
you would like 10 know, write 10 the
Lydia p. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass, for helpful advice given free.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

with other nags onclrcllng n large pic
ture of President Wilson. Music viii
be furnished by a even. piece or
chcstra.
Il. u. Iandolh. chairman OF the mu-
sic committee. has secured the SER
vices OF some OF the talent of New
York city. to assist the local singers.
The artists are Miss Letetia Horgnn
OF Eimlra, y. Y; sylvester Braidcn
OF New York CITY. and Mrs. Charles
=. White. Miss Hortensc switzcr. and
Miss Hazel Kieke of Albuquerque.
Toasts Will he made by o. y. Mar
ron. Francis r. Wood. Father Man
dalari, Edward =. Davies. w. A. Kel-
cher. Joseph II. O'Riclly. and state
Game Warden Dennis Chaves. J T..
farnan viii act as toast master.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

Funeral services tor n \. HoyUc-.
who died last Friday. took place az 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at G.. +.
.FrcnChs chapel The Rev. T. y. Bul-
lock. pastor Of st. Johns Episcopal
church. conducted the services The
widow and SON took the body to Lin
.volnton. y. c.. for burial. leaving hero
this morning on Santa Fe train No.
10.
Mrs Haynes and on. Aihertus will
return after the funeral tu make their
home loo Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
To-day Calendar Of SIorts.

Field Trials-Ttlais of Naf.uuD.
Championship Field Trials aso,.a-
tion. at Grand Junction Tenn
Golf-Opcuiur uf South Florida
championship tournament at rllra
Beach.
Hockey Yale ,s. Dartmouth at
Sew Haven.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of annual
show oi Reading Pa. AUTOMOBILE"
Dealer. association.
Haskctball-ohIo state y- tu4,ct-
slty OF Illinois. 81 rrbiua. m
Boxing Tony Vauiu y- Paul DE
mcres, ~ rounds. a. Taunton Mas,
formal dance given Co the student hody
uu saturday evening iu l,odcN hall
1Ec dane, was well attended and {.
good time Was reported Dos c%NcTyuu,.
Geo order To conform To- tn, schedule 81
~ street car lime. the dane" urokc Dr
shortly before eleven o'clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
Knights of Columbus
Will Hold Patriotic
Program at Alvarado

The knights OF Columbus win n
terrain their ladies ~ the Alvarado
hotel tomorrow uight at \ o'clock Ia
celebration of the fifteenth anniver-
sary of the Institution Of Albuquerque
council SO. CA. j. T.. Goodell chair
nan OF the arrangement committee
announced yesterday thnt plates had
been reserved for l15 persons.
Guests will be handed small SILK
American rags as They pass into the
banquet room which Will be decorated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
Extent of Damage to
German Cunboat Has
Not Been Determined
IDy EvenIns usraIa Lra,ea Wi

san Francisco. Feb. THE extent
81 the damage to the informed German
gunboat Geicr. which advloes yester-
day from Honolulu stated wac ON fire
in the harhOr there, probably viii r.
main unknown until the government
censorship has relaxed Messages sem
itom this city TO Honolulu seeking ln-
formation regarding the Gcicr today
brought only tho laconic reply Gem
sorShip In operation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
The Daily Reminder


iG5i-Roger Williams arrived in
America.
l61G-indiass attacked Lancaster.
Mass, and after killing all the men
carried the women aud children into
captivity.
1725-Jamcs Otis. orator aud
statesman, bora at West Barnstable,
Mass. Died At Andoyer. Mass. May
2s. l7SS.
lS10-Olc bun. world. famous ,io.
linist, born at Bergen, Norway. Died
there August II. 1850.
isiO-Cunard lines first steamer.
Britannia. launched.
1~S62-Jesse y. Bright of Indiana
was expelled from the United states
senate.
lS6j-Thc fcderals made a second
unsuccessful attempt 10 turn the con-
federatc right at Hatchcr's run. Va.
iSSO-Adolph r.. Bofie. secretary OF
the navy In Grants cabinet, died in
Philadelphia. Born there November
%, 1893.
io0O-The ay-Pauncefote treaty
amending the clayton Buiwor treaty
was signed az Washington.
l90t-Henry T.. Youtscy was SEN
fenced to life imprisonment In Ken
lucky a. the assassin 81 William Goe-
bel.
isOi-rhe last american soldier
left cuba.
isil-Thc Missouri state capitol at
Jefferson city burned.
tsl5-Thc Arkansas senate passed
"A statewide prohibition measure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

greatest scenic wonders OF the world.
and that II would be a fine thing 10
have Il cared for By the government;
as q national park none will dispute
II Is hoped that the Arizona congress-
man VIII be successful In having his
bin passed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

DR. Winfield Scott Hail. who .- one
~ the foremost authoritior on health
and physiology in the country today
60 scheduled L. speak ~ the uuiNer-'',
tomorrow, February the sixth pr
Hall has a national reputation and
makes a tour of "a great many colleges
every wear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
Bill and Bulgarian
King Hold Private
Farley at Poestyn


London, Feb. THE German EN-.
pcror. according 10 , Reuter- o.aput'h
from Amsterdam LEFT his hcad4u.rtnrE
Friday with a large suite ana VISITED
the bulgarian king at Pocstyu. whet.
the bulgarian monarch is undergoing
medical treatment Tnc two Julora
conferred privately Tor several hours
ana the German emperor returned Go
h~cudguatcrs sunday oyenins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
Mortuary


T. n Hurlbut, 20 years OF age, died
of pneumonia At his home IN Sucotro
early Saturday morning. N hody
was brought to e. r. Freuoh's under %
taking rooms here aud shipped yes
tcrday To- Canyon city Colo. the for
mer home OF SIR. Hurlbut The widow
and mother accompanied the body.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
Stanhope, Eighth Earl
Of Harrington, Dies
Az Elvaston Castle

London, Feb. N--Charles augustus
S,anhope, eighth earl OF Harrington.
died at Elvas,on castle. Derby. thu
morning.
The earl % Harrington vas 70 years
old and was one OF the largest land
owners In England. He was aid de
camp to the king aud commander OF
the south Dcrbs shire battalion OF the
home guard.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

\ new bulletin has Just been Issued
.by the university. written lay Miss
Louise croft Boyd. The title Of the
bulletin Is THE University and the.
Training of the Nurse" This wuIK
was first written az % thcs.s. sus-
rcsted by Prof 4. O. Wccse of tLo
department 81 biology.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
Germans Are Removed
From Working Forces
On the Panama Canal

Colon. Feb. Twenty Germans
who have been removed from the
working force ON the Panama canal
and about eighty other Germans VIII
sent to Now YORK ou rho United
States transport Fitzpatrick which
today.
The remainder Of the GcrWau- are
from the fouI HamuurF-Amerioa
line steamers which were seized Sat
urday by the canal zone authorities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

}. u. Yott, 50 years old. lied y%o.tct-
day 1T his ranch north 81 the Indian
school He had lived her. twenty-five
years. Three sons aud iva daughter.
one living m Chicago. survive The
body was taken 10 Stroug's chapel
Funeral arrangements VIII be- am
uOuneod later.
he funeral Will he held ai 10 O'Clock
wednesday morning, Rev Archie
.Toothakcr officiating.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
A FRIENDS
ADVICE
Woman Saved From a Seri-
Gus Surgical Operation.

Louisville. Ky.-"For four years I
suffered from female troubles, head
aches, and nervousness. could not
sleep, had no appetite and il hurt me To
walk. II | tried 10 do any work, I
would have 20 lie down before il was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

finished. The doc
tors said | would
have 10 he opera
ted on and | simply
brok e down. A
friend advised me
to try LYDIA u.
P~inkhaIn's Vege-
Compound,
and the result is |
feel like new won.
an. | am well and
strong. do all my
nnvn hAauaa meal 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
German Sub Seen Near
Scilly Islands Jan. 20
By Dutch Oil Steamer

New York. Feb. "a German sub.
marine was met l-0 mites west OF the
Sicily island> January 20 by the Dutch
OH tank steamship Rotterdam the
la;tcr's officers reported upon arrival
TODAY. Tho u-boot was Joe the route
usually followed Dy ships ftcami.is
between Liverpool ana New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
Citizens of Portales, fabian, Elida
and Other Towns to Appear Be.
fore Senate Committee and Pro.
test Against the Bill.
ASSESSED VALUATION OF
ROOSEVELT is REDUCED
81, 90 900 Will be Sliced Off If
Measure Now Before Legisla.
ture Goes Through; viii Inter.
fere With Good Roads Program.

santa Re. y. M. Fc0. g. The heal
ms on the proposed dc raca county
which Will bc held Tuesday by a sem
ate committee. promises 90 be an IN
tercsting one.
Visitors from Roosevelt county rep
resoutlng the towns OF Purtalcs. Tai
ban, Ehda. Rogers, AID possibly other
points, including lnez. expect to zoe
on hrnd to oppose the new county.
The Roosevelt members Of the leg
islature ~ opposed To sliclng down
their conn.,. When the measure
passed b house. Representative
stroud chautcterized it as unjust.
unfair, and unconstitutional.
bryant OutspoLcn.
senator Bryant. az the vote 100 The
senate grows neat has become out
spoken.
The county ~ de Baca would uku
fourteen townships from the western
side Of Roosevelt Roosevelt would
boz compensated los receiving severn
teen townships from Chatcs. A. to
quality this deal would De aI right.
but the land TO be received from cha
yez is mostly sandy. some of Il is
STATE land under lease. some Is gov
eminent land decided "a homestead
ers. Some of the proncred territory
Is very good, but It's total taxed valu-
alton IL said 90 be not in excess OF
S300. 600.
Roosevelt Heavy Loser.
In exchange FOR this Roosevelt
would lose an area the assessed wall
uatlon OF which IS S2.3G5.G3o. In
other words the trade would cost the
Roosevelt people s., 100000 ia usscss-
able value
The present ASSESSED valuation OF
Roosevelt county h. ~tS,Ia5.3l2 ac-
cordlng 10 the certified statement OF
Howell Ernest. secretary Of the state
tax commission. Roosevelt is there
fore classed az a third class county
County Of Fourth Class.
should she surrender the fourteen
sections above mentioned she would
become a county OF the fourth class,
with e. valuation Of 81 >2s.6S2.
Roosevelt people resent this set
back. az they have Just recovered
a pairing OF OF the northern part
Of their county. when Curry county
was created lon 1909 The county win
represent 20 The legislature that Il
has begun an extensive system of
roads which viii De crippled
when their revenues are cut OF.
Valuation 0f $4,000. 600.
They Will point 20 the TACT that the
new de Bacn county would become a
county # the second class and viii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
job saith

John smith, 20 Years old. and am
omployc in the Santa Fc shops Tor
..thirty-scvcn years died at o o'clock
last night at his home ou south Broad
way. He had lived in Albuquerque
since 1859. Strong Brothers are IA
charge Of the body which viii be- sent
10 Deuison, Texas for buriai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
Page and Balfour Confer

London, Feb. American Nuble.
Sador Page had a prolonged interview
this afternoon with British foreign
Secretary Halfpur. The spanish nm-
hassador also called a. the f,rp,su
office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
Newspaper Comments

Homo Feb. Z Wa PARIS, Eco. ~
The O~sservatoro Romano does not be.
lieve that the I .pture OF diplomatic
relations between the United states
and Germany is likely TO lead to ac-
iual war. partly because u the policy
followed by America In the past and
partly because Of the difficulty OF
armed conflict between the two coun.
tries on account of their physical sit
uatiQns. Probably the neutral a
tions. says the paper, after protest.
ing viii suspend the departure 81
their steamers to avoid further COM
plicatlons, hoping thus to hasten the
end OF the conflict, Consequently the
German threat would remain without
efect.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

Germans closed frontier between
Belgium atsi Holland because of
movement Of troops to western 'front.'.
Germany in memorandum to- Unit
ed States on Lusitania sinking refus-
ed 20 admit illegality of action. though
conccding an other American de-.
mands.
Berlin officials announced through
press that Germany had reached
limit OF concessions
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

The members ~ the Pt Kappa Al
pha fraternity were hosts al an 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

Put IN a HELP WASTED al. then
read the SITUATIONS waited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

Rio Jauciro. Feb. THE Corrcio &C
Mania in "a lcading editorial ON Pan
Amcrilanisiu. sage
president Wilson has interviewed In
the European war and thereby biuh-
en- down the narrow limits Of the Mon
roe doctrine. But there iH nothing in
this net which is Inconsistent with the
traditional policy Of Amerca. Thc war
has entered "a new phase, in which no
nation Will be able To remain Isolated.
In this grouping OF powers our place
is at the side Of the United States our
destiny lies with the great republic ut
the north. 10 Is to Doe expected hat
the troubled times 90 come viii re-
suit In realization u the Pdn-Amerl-
can ideal."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

Santiago. chile. Feb. 5.-Prcs!-
dent Wilson's action toward Germany
Is approved in chile. says the Mcr-
curio. II adds:
Latin America. bound to the Unit
ed States, with strong tics, today
moro than ever before must support
President Wilson.
The newspaper urges the chilean
government TO IND a common ground
ON which the nations OF South Amer
lea may second the action " Mr..
Wilson.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-09

trucks and motorcycles will not bt
ready until later IN the month
Commissioner Couzens Issued the
following statement FRIDAY
THIS department IL advised that the
80 sretsry ~ states Office in tho Ma
ming on Monday Nov g, 1917. 20 de-
liver 1915 license plates for pleasure
automobiles only. that these platea
wlli be marked with warning NOT 10
DO used before Jan 2. iFis that tNr
license plates for trueks and motor
cycles VIII not be ready until later
4n she month.
The secretary ~ states ofAce also
adv tsra me that tho applicants should
have their applications fully filled
out signed ami sworn io. before pfrF
sentlng them a. the desk 20 facilitate
handling tho crowds
wish every good cltixsn would
get his Application tn 20 facilitate
"a states cfdcr bHt this department..
tn handling the situation after Jan
~ IS the intention ~ this depart
faauf to iulrua diateiv after Jan D.
fsfS. commence making complaints
In court against the owners ~ cHrH
who have not obtained their proper
license.
Plenty % time f. now being given
for everybody 80 set rroAy and th"re
VIII 30 no excuses accepted uF THIS
department. FOR violation pf\ tho iaw
in falling 20 have their licenefs on
time this year
JAMES cOrZFSs
Cumnlissloner.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-09
THINKS BRIDGE
PROJECT CAN GO
TO FRESH VOTE

Waiter Barlow, chief assistant cor.
porauon counsel, is OF the opinion
'ha, the proposal for bond issue
~ 100000 70 build a new bridge
10 Belle Isle nay legally be re-sub-
mitted In The next election
The vote on he bridge amend
ment was 20.92s res and ls.i57 no.
This M BarIow holdk. definitely
shows that q majority " the voters
are favor Of a new bridge. but
hc same amendment con- aimed o.
clause providing thai the money b.
raised n5 direct taxation or by bond
issue The Issuance 81 bonds re-.
quires threefifhs vote. bgf tho
preading % the amount OF the tax
roll requires only majority vote
AS = result. according 10 BARLOW +
opinion. no city would be author.
ped 20 go ahead and erect tho
bridge now IL $4,000 600 could be col
'ecfed in taxes
However. ne holds mat The voters
have authorized the new bridge and
that in The next election h wili b
possible 20 obtain by a fhree-iifih.
vote 81 The people authority 20 iFsus
bond for the emount Ia othel
words. he holds that The people hav'
authorized new bridge. but hav'
failed 20 finance b.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-09
MUST USE SOFT
COAL Or SUFFER
Citizens Can't BE Supplied With
Anthracite. City Bureau ,
Saws

Unless they wil accept soft coal
in place az hard coal or cose many
netrolters are going 70 suffer as
soon as cold weather comes. accord
ing 20 ths present outlook There
are NOW on The books OF tho coal
bureau in police headquarters 3.Sef
unified orders for anthracite rhe
department has been unable TO get
hard coal for several day- and there
is none IN slight Sofi coal Is com
ing m sufficient quantities fo moro
han take care Of the orders recc,v.
ed. and COMMISSIONS Coazens De-.
Ueves fh- coalless hoaseholders wiii
90 forced 20 choose between taking
this kind OF coal or going without
Omcers In avers precinct have
been given orders 20 Instruct people
N The use az soft coal as substr
iuae for hard .n furnaces Those
who have followed these instructions
arc now burning tho bifumlnous va
rietv without difficulty
The Solvay Process company has
promised the city days run ~
coke "a SOON as IL can be spared
This viii mean is or 20 ears which
viii take care ~ many orders
The Detroit times., 1917-11-09
STOCK MARKET
CHEERS UP
Russian Disaster Has Spent Its
Force As Bear Factor,
Is Belief

NIX wYoRK. Nov 9.--The Ne"
York Evening Sun financial review
today said:
The gloomy atmosphere which
pervaded Wall street today was 20
large extent dissipated TO-DAY fol-
lowinx upon some hard thinMns
over the real significance or events
Of the past IS hours in Russia.
wall street was relatively cheer
fal today and this WAS reflected ia
an advance in securities prices OF
] 10 4 points.
The steel, Copper. Shipping. Nu
nItlons and Equipment stocks fis
urea IN tho advance General
Motors was again under heavy pres
sure and American Telephone also
factor not 10 BE- overlooked ID
mis- upturn was the summonlng
bankers and business men
washington to confer on The
monte and financial situation
The Detroit times., 1917-11-09
PRETTY GIRL
TRAPS DEAF
DRAFTEE

CANTOS. O.. Nov "A cir. stem.
cgraphsr succeeded in foiing ihe b
tempt u 4 young man IN Stark conn
~ 20 escape the National army by
feiEuing deafness Whom heins ex im
med The would-not-be soldier as
apparently unable 10 hear ans Dgt
loud noises when fr ~ G Man
chester. medical member OF the dis
trict board examined him
D- Manchester then left tho room
and an attractive young stenogra
pher entered
You are not very anxious to 90
20 war. ars YOU" she asked Rim
in q low voice
No" the young man answered
quickly.
or Manchester reappeared and
said he guessed the mans hearing
was an right and that be would pass
him
The Detroit times., 1917-11-09
PLANS ARTIFICIAL
LEGS FOR HORSES

DULUTH. Mimi, Nov. s--A new
invention OF artificial legs for horses
and dogs WAS offered 10 me phla
delphia branch OF the Rcd Star AMI.
NAL Relief by French-American
veterinarian. who refuses 70 dis
close his name
This man. who. since the war
started. has taken q trips TO Europe
with horses for France. claims that
aitho the horse or mule VIII no
longer be good for active servIc,
Il may be used for light farm work
n these legs are used
THE leg. or cnitch, which has been
used successfully in this country. Sc
made OF steel. with a special qNsd
rant spring initiating The vertical
and lateral fcxings OF The ankle ana
fetlock. BY means OF this many
crippled horses and mules. which
would otherwise be- killed VIII BE-
given a chance 10 live
The Detroit times., 1917-11-09
ARREST NEAR IN
CHAPLIN KILLING
Cley Gland Police Expect To
Clear Up Death of Blind
PhNSicinn

CLEVELAND. NOV 9 Expecting
momentarly the arrest OF mysterI
Gus visitor from Chicago, the police
today asserted that the slaying OF
uT. Harry Lorenzo Chaplin. Clcyc
land physician. author and globe
trotter would soon ne explained
Chaplin. IS. known as the blind
doctor. was tsurd dying IN a third
floor room OF the Colonial hotel
His skull had been shattered Ike
an egg shell. tho the skin was nor
broken.
Hotel employees and guests had
heard angry words apparently over
some business deal Bits % torn
paper scattered over the room when
pieced together supplied the name
OF The man searched for The Same
name as the one assigned 20 that
room BY the hotel clerk
The author had NOT been robbed
On his person were [owe,ry and
money worth s. 300
Dr chaplin had lived with Mrs
Chapin AZ the Hollenden hotel for
a number Of years Yesterday be
told her he had a business appoint
ment AZ the Colonial Mrs Chaplin
was left more than 81 600 eco hy her
former husband
The Detroit times., 1917-11-09
Sugar Market

sugars Detroit wholesais prices;
Crystal dominoes. GLIB. S1l.1G; do. g.
10 ti1Ta eagle tablets, tl0Tt cut
loaf. tt81s cabes. tat xxxx Powfo
1884. standard powd Ssss gran.
extra coarse. $3.50 graz. nne in bulk.
$50 gran. fs-ih cotious, ss.sf;
crystal domino gran. alb. and 5lb.
cartons ln cases, f9ls cry Stal DOM
a $50. c0nfeeti ouers' A. 1854 No.
$50 No B. ts3s No 3 $50 No.
ss1s No g. 1924 No. ?. tsia, Ne.
M. ssI4 Nc IL ts.o9 No ~ ss0t.
No. IL t-ea. No H. s. 90 No Is,
g. 20, non-caGing mixture. tsos beet
granulat-d 1888 per 100 lbs nodse-
hold powd. - "a % case. sass. do.
- % case. s. per case.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-09
Grain and Provisions

,.,.,, ga ,.uAtN NNn PROVISION
.H|oAElt NnE lrfrrins ~
shorts ami orttrf tong tr l-f hlel
E.r tcg tht WIN hf iANt va.
Co. ta. Neft 4 ,-.7r,
nrt 80 pr1fsh AZ aNih
af corn Qrcfs +p
rsfnfla to-luk
taLr Al .tt - ~ IN. -.
rt AN- ~ fFa Mav
oN. fata~ esfiIne
$3.50 ID ..rn SORT
nee epen-
an. 1ansr1 1890 a95 s,lh-
I t| kas. Pre-
t. i-~ev,tin-
-
.ts rk IN r~nsr tore AZ the
altn.h- any l.,-.,- r-,.sr were not
- ~, start attha che tone
r-,ss Ia l~akfre less az the
-t. euatI-, - tht x~afu
49, ~s5a rs emo a.. .~uulent
49,, go as A.
Ia a,.e-a~a -rslIfr h ~
Aff- go great seal
49, r,,st
pr ~. - VIZ 49, -
tti..f s,I- 4, trat
fretne fAPr1 st..s'.,
e -i s5An ,-s'.,,' ~ (,I-gx :
asfR 4fs 4ls.
ev rdit far lae car aiFAnee N
l'h .cH~ thN movement nlu
nrrfa s.rS ana - -APtt
haFt Owl ms rA2It@ IS
t4e Eovnrn rHrrt ererF -
service Sears -ei.e -"f
rent epel 49,
mat * taf ffrt4
Has nor Aeen eno~sh n--NI-s
nt proper esfiH, atf-
itatrot marx
tIee nrcalse ~ JACK O. sdPPtes
manN - tN s.t.. -
tsts AfN hot H.Ns a.
$50 s,.ss -
-,.- -, .rS
- 80 e..
e'"l t,,v.r. -
anu -''t'iA
The Detroit times., 1917-11-09
CHILD SCALDED
TO DEATH IN TUB

Pulling a chair from under a nh
fuI OF boiling water in The kitchen
where his mother was washing. two
ycarold Kaiman Dalgas. 80 rs
t'ordave. Highland Park. was scsid
ed TOO death FRIDAY afternoon The
child died shortly after reaching
Hsrper west branch hospital
The Detroit times., 1917-11-09
WENTELA, FIRED
POLICEMAN, NOT
ON HONOR ROLL

Peter WenteIa, tormeT patroIman
OF the eighth precinct. dismissed
from The force last TieEdRy was
not on the honor roll or y among
those who received bonus from
the commissioner. az stated in thc
story OF the police trials But in
ihe files % the police deparfm ont
the letters " ", meaning merito-
rious mention, are found oppGs 20
bis name.