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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-25
Calling Up Men for Physical Ex-
animation Begins This Morning:
Details Of Machinery for Sum-
moning Men Being Worked Out.
NO INDICATION NOW OF
SECOND CALL BEING MADE
Crowder Knows Nothing About
More Than 1000 Being Want
ed This Year; Explains why Ad.
ditional Funds Were Asked For.

Washington. july 90 The race be-
tween states for rhe honor OF being
first to fiji their quota under the
selective draft bill was ON today In
earnest. Calling up men for physical
examination began this morning In
several regions.
Meanwhile details of the craft nna-
chincry Tor actually calling tho ac-
cepted men into service aud sending
them 20 their mobilization camps
are being worked out Provost Msr-
shal General Crowdcr has already
ruled that the claim of the army
attaches 20 any registered man as
soon ~ the local selection board has
posted him as accepted.
From that time on. unuless exempt
ed, he will he subject TO military law
and the articles OF war. Failure to
appear when called will bring tho
military forces of the provost general
ia search of the missing man aud he
VIII be tried for any violation of reg
ulatlnna before - court martial.
No Information has reached General
Crowder indicating that there will bs
any need Ia summon "A second draft In
addition To- the GS1 900 men now
called for, dnring the present year.
General Crowder said today he had
understood thar the draft machinery
would not need TO be employed again
during the present year. although II
vii ibc Kept Intact. Estimates 20
c6zrr expenses OF the second incre-
ment have heen submitted. Il was
pointed out. because all these expendr
itures must he made in advance OF a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-25
WOULD HAVE WILSON ASK
ENGLAND TO DEAL FAIRLY
WITH THE IRISH PEOPLE

Washington, July Resolutions
by Representative Kennedy of Rhode
Island proposing that President VIII
son express lo Great Britain FOR
America the hope that he future
government OF ireland be submitted
20 a vote ~ the Irish people and by
Representative Mclaughlin. Pennsyl-
vania, to direct the state department.
90 make representations to Great
Britain for establishment n an Irish
government like that Of Canada were
introduced today Ia the house
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-25
IN CANADIAN
MINE is BELIEVED TO
HAVE TAKEN MANY LIVES
hy Associated Prosa.

Halifax. y. s., July 25.--An oxplo-
sion "a mum ber 6 mine of the New Do
minion Coal company at New Water
ford. g. B, today IL believed to have
caused a heavy loss Of life OF nfty-
six men AZ work IN tn esectlon where
The explosion occurred only i've had
been rescued alive several hours later.
according 10 udylces received here
from sydney
Some Of the others. the report said
We're known to have been killed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-25
HENRY p FLETCHER, U. s.,
AMBASSADOR TO MEXICO,
MARRIEs BEATRICE BEND

New YORK. Iuly 25.--Henry =.
Fletcher. American ambassador TO
Mexico and Mlss Beatrice Bend OF
this city. were mnrried today at the
home Of Mr. ana Mrs willard ID.
straight at old Westbury. Long
Island. The couple met eight years
ago in China when Mr. Fletcher was
first secretary OF the American legl-
tlon. His bride was then travelling In
the orient with q party OF friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-25
EDWIN j, JUSTICE, OF
GREENSBORO, N. c., DROPS
DEAD IN SAN FRANCISCO

HY Ntf0TTHFF1 TFFeH
San Francisco, CAT. July es- Ed
win j Justice Of Greensboro. y. C..
special assistant 10 Attorney General
Gregory dropped dead IN his office
here today He had been on the
coast two years prosecuting the gov
ernment oil cases under the TAFT witn-
drawal act Justice was formerly a
member OF the North Carolina legis-
lature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-25
FIRE SPREADS SUDDENLY
TO GASOLINE TANKS AND
CAUSES THEM TO EXPLODE

Philadelphia July et.--Firc al the
Atlantic Refining company. which has
been burning since last midnight.
spread suddenly to twelve gasoline
stills this afternoon causing them To
explode aiogn with two naptha tanks.
A number Of men were injured. The
fire. after the explosion. spread TO
several buildings IN tho vicinity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-25
Howard TIIiott 10 y. p.

Ncw York JUS Howard FL
liott former president OF the New
York. New Haven. and Hartford rain.
road today was elected chairman of
The Northern Pacific railroad 10
city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-25
THE WEATHER

Generally fair, south portion; local
showers and thunderstorms north
portion this afternoon or tonight,
Thursdny generally fair.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
THIS WOMAN ONLY
WE|GHED76POUNDs
Takes Tanlac and She Now
Weighs One Hundred
and Six.
SUFFERED FOR rs YEARS


Words Of praise can't express -
gratitude feel to Taniac, sor II has
Dot only relieved me Of troubles that
kspt ma tn misery TOR swcuty. ave
pears. but has buls ma up until l am
thirty pounds heavier than was when
] started taking H." said Mrs. J. O.
BogArdas. ot 4c20 Clifton street. III
Faso, Texas, a few days aga.
Il have Suffered since I was about
trn years old" she continued. with
catarrhal trouble OF the stomach and
Vt recent years with rheumatism ana
II seemed my troubles were steadily
growing worse. My feed would sour
on my stomach and the gas pressing
against my heart affected my breath
Ing fell of until only weighed
seventy SIT pounds and was ~ weak
and nervous | got but little sleep at
nights vas eoastipated snd suffered
terribly fron headaches. The rhsusna.
tism affected my lower limbs mostly
aud had such pains through my back
and right side I simply coald not look
after nay household duties
1T surely was surprising 10 nie the
way Tanlac took bold Of my troubles.
! hegnn improving right from tbs start.
xr,xsrsasssssn r7vsc. hssA ~ tessa, IN h.,
sfny and ! soat overcome the trouble
from constipation and the headaches
The pains In my back and side have
left rue and don't cvrn fse! The rfieu.
Hstism In my lower limbs any more.
nov weigh ono hundred and str
pounds. and many Of my friends have
spoken Of my great improvement. aud
asked what on earth had been TAX
ing OF course. simply tell them Tan
lse' fer think II The most remarkable
medicine ever made"
There In 4 Taniac dealer In your
lawn Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

rremssasvs Variety NJ preAssms Muss
" Deivsd BY Those p,r~etsrs
ths Wssid csnssst \

Somewhere In the Anstrslian hsntse.
ifnd railway trseAaTc II ketag pwlicd
d. in erier 10 be laid dews asx.a In
the desert Of Sina. oF aisaa he Txrts
or In Albania on near tn white sea
cr in the sector os AsrAA sAys ;
thoughtful writer IN ! Sew TERI Jour,
nal.
Given . shlrioad n iree ore. II IL
for Anfn~ope 10 de~.ae whether that
iron 10 70 b. shelf, or BARRED wire, or
steel helmet, nr Eirpiane enxtae, es
travelling crane. ar fArm tSActss fof
the raising Of potatoes to fse1 tAs erew
of tho ship that brings 0isAas eossisa
frcm Oanten 10 Marse,ilas - handle
other mass~~ n Iron ore ii ~ C~euscf
armament factorisA
And when yea multiply TIE task BY
The aumher ef departmental war. ADM
rslty. agriculture and ssssi0sncA
whea the pfohi~m deveieps iste cos
of determining whether Z nan can 10
tssa s~nsd .scs sAsexaax .AAAA sssxAAAss.
At Haliscourt or piswias II snasss or
unicadins wheat u Lv~spao, " Uaau.
sseturins boots for tAe Hnaaaaa Armies
In Reumania. II becomes nlaia Asw
INADEQUATE In the Ordinary psnrti ssuh
xnd nvwxpspvr margin tur vsxutns ~
war cut of hand
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

Portland. ure NeGtiess meals nn
Mondays and Fridays ara now served
va the dining ~sr~ ~ the Spokane.
Portland and Seattle railroad, A fart
ot The Hin system. In addition. rhefs
have been eaHtEapesi 10 waste an httls
teSod as possible Passengers SIRE
handed staai, saSge*tisaa carts intfs.
ca.iag ways by which waste uay he
cat down. All this comes ON the re-
suit u an spreal frogn the foa~i al
mta.stratien al WashIsgs"a 'tts rss'.
read tsfssctsls annoafce
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

Amsterdam The cosl famine ~ To-
crvasing from week to week through.
out Germany. Al,hoarh large mum.
ser. al aainerr have. hse,s hraaxhs back
fron the front and thnysau'S u war
prisoners src employed In the pits
even the ammunition factories cannot
gc, sufficient fuel The use N electric
power and ess has been reduced %
fs-y eas.; asety u aaa.s-- LIZ. iAia IaeAAarr
fails to hrias relief Many cities hare
been compelled 10 lsohisdi cssak.as
and heating with gas. and large mum
hers Of toxns had 10 shut dssn their
lighting plants The manufacturers
of war materials have warned the GOV.
ernmeni that they viii nos he able IN
an Their contracts 'r' -ase 'rsss~es' cee.
'fSsAnus rcatfnue
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

She was y very newly flsdged bar
cnrss or dncheas ar something like
that. aud, somehow or other, she be-
came thick With professor, ~ the
classical hiokea would have II. and be
invited her to come to his observatory
10 sse tho eclipse, says London Ideas
Tive comc TO see III. eclipse" she
told the professor assistant. ~profes.
orr Squaahnooile Invited mo 10 come"
TIN sorry. but the whole thing was
ever an hour ago" said the assistant.
contr!tely,
Then. said the disninei dame. Il
With wait for N" NEXT"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

- pp9Adm Acd - = ssTuag = B an1lA
! tAIak Moasy \ Wi spsas uAicA rsxs~
is 49,: asa r. ~ 5hss.sc' iss
Nswpast Ava. CAica9N III
TAs saccess u l.ydia r FinkAAmfs
Vegetable Cumps~nd, mods fFwm rUcss
end AsfkA b unparalleled. u nAy b
seed WITH rssf~ct cunAdsaes ~ woSA&n
whs saff<f from dAspaacsnsats. in6an-
aHatScn. ulc~ratinn. irregularities. p<Fs-
ode pssnA hsckeeAs, keassng dawn sseA
no nxsazseA<y. indlgsssae2, aaiGstnssA
and nervous psesessttaA, Lydia T. naks
AAm's Vegetable ccmrcand N IN seAne
dera remedy Tor female iiA.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

MIRA watties wsa clearly ost II
sorts Ut breakfast yesterday. Urged
10 Esvs q reason shs said. -weii. /
dreamed you tried TO marry another
woman Inst night =. ~ . x. t
''wsts. II wxs. nsy 'trrn. > f*pafsf Dccy.
"rsu rsa away sad Joined . dramatic
troupe tAs nigtss before. "--KaasaA CITY
Star.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
ALLIGATOR FOUND IN SEWER
Employee % Pittsburgh nsreaa II
Highways ard Sewers. Pulls
Out 5-Fcct Saurssn

fitlSasnrgts The North side has
been famed fnr many things Now IL
IA the habitat ut the alligator
II yca daat believe II ass Ge.exe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

!lsw slas~-Those are The real facfs
In me case, !.
pawktas--ts,s,,Jr New. What arr
~ Imaginary fAcss'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

There's \ siEnr In ,Ac market when
yea ny u dispose ~ experience that
vests ynu dear,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
NO MALATiA--No cSillA

-plasgAisca' CAN Taals is kaaranssssc
r. arcs s~sv Calls ani Fever e yc9
rsseey rciea5cd Fsscs sec. --Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

When Z wfse mar fails In lovs hS
gives h,s brain 4 vscmt.om-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
Farm lna.rue,cra Making Tcwr.

snasg Grated ay wiillsFn A. ScGsneafeN
ssssstan. director of The diTisioa ~
extension al thu University ef TenEes
@ee. ~hiea is calculated 10 hs ~ sr~s,
n@nefi. To the farmers Of Tennessee
He has appointed emergency aEents
for raAny eoa1tl@s. Who VII spfR
amofr toe farmers In TIE ni8st rfaf
tsfahis ard sensible say tH order sast
ths raatisaan production G4sg - pro.
eafta oa. Of The Land aeIi rear
We w.nt every farmer Ia Tear
s8e Ia assist In prndgfgar ksFagsrf
r~rr sex. Teaf.~ saya @r stherHfssa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

Aoal perfectly reliable employee u
the Bureau of Highways and Sewers,
lie has the prnuf un exhibition ~ bis
hosae la i,bckhat street He got Il.
yesterday when he MAS sent To m
sewer 10 Royal street
He hxd lifted the nsanhase and WAS
pfodding 10 retaase tho obstruction.
when q strange face, With rather evil,
l,s,klng eyes. bobhesi In hts range Of
vfH0a.
After the nrst ssanrk Maul grabbed
the head aud drew forth 3fo,t alIi.
satns He got rog~ and led II 10 his
hotRc and 10 trying 10 dope out how
the Florida native got this far North.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

Wy H~fN SNtt*. WIT W.T. VI
Germ between the tees A. well ~ pain
fu abuses % bottom Of yeur feet. II
uevvs disappe,nts and never burns.
hisrs or innameA n yo1r draxSist
assn. any frc~scne yet. Tel, him to
set nttis bottle for yea from h;a
wholesale hcase. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
PNN7 NOT 4 BIrI
LIFT YOUR c0RNs
10 ''-~..n~M cAEtUsES OFF
NJ humeuo. Apply few drops
Thea JUST m them away
with hnssra

This new drug IL an ether compound
discovered hy 4 Cincinnati chemist. n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
Cav. Bye 2sr4s-s Wsssirs

sscw. Eye Ssf4s-S NAtkirA
Got Rra Ass gY4aieG ssaFHfn "
Rays astsd W at.iH8 ceyayicieS ss TH2'oS'
rfyaets Ia lalI Ct MARIE ans sen
s,rsc,es "a serve ~ vrgFs iE grtfsr
iaaxe Erer~ss sst6v*sy Gs@HeFsi T1p
fsss a>s tifens - TSp'ca crsa'y re-
ags wgpsssaa rrerUstrr esssne~scg " wss
shou. ,Aat v.8sAias hid ssfrns Few6
-ers,a,ssn tast 80 had made good
-Asars ia r~t~sr tss' Tiers ass s<tss'
suuh a. 10 hst raIH tAai he Aas
ae-rta SIX y@ssx ~ ssse ssstssse Sssa
Lad also ssrsss ysss Ia ssa Frsor 10
,runst,zxns % tAa pea.,sstassS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
TROOPS W0RklAe HARD


Cxaas ssyIaE. nF@eGsslae, 4 c~-4Tass
working 1as vi asHaai fAe gyohasass
i@ess the faela asfleeF~ ana she cap
sstas u sae assfsr~at eataes I~s ts the
llstA fseid artillery busy The uGiS,
sess In their TASK sre ssiAg oyes mack
ot shs seaatry surrounding amp Se
sieg They are led ard sA>e~tea IN
their work by Brig Grn usflsy amt
Hsms~ss Of his staff, TAis work viii
be sAe dali reatins ses the seaser u
fireFs nj sAs reximcas. wha in tara
vii serve - Instructors 10 ta.e Jaascs
officers All es sa~sa will sAA~ pxrs
In th~ Gassfuesacn at sbe aalisiea men
TIE laascF officers stsl aasr esA2ses In
che tAeofy of oralliers tire Ut nixass
The iisih has weeks atari o. the
either t~o regiments "a tssld artillery
IN the fftsstifsa brigade In actual
gan arisa Fes mere than . ~seA The
aaen ot the iittA have heea haas irarn
ira she fisst ssers Ia afssiaayy xora
wsth their damms Kaas
Mass xiih similar daaamy gans u
bring rissa Ere ssAh and The iiash
iassmath as lae iiSsh VIII lire a mach
heavier kas iass the other iso reg,
annis, the imitation gans ~hieA shHs
have are much isrsur IN. great ttne
sfW~s hewFI aasg IN the part atrsna
cas- weak ssrsr wc1j ~hea ca ap into
runs EaleTprsxthg artlficets VA the
tiash have secured the wheels VI
abandoned wagons Ia sorae Instances
sassba u. 1880 ss'ssssr ssse eEsnsy pass
ia kaalra about. whereas sack tesicms
Constructed la .l9a b1fEaav ttrs'ttetnrw
~stc all stationary
Yer The first sisne s.nee their arrival
in camp the Tennessee atillisrsmsa
are learning the aisggywasb'e side d
eatas weather I'm the vndrFpasf Red
clay roads, gashaa aaa cui by dszeas
~ army tracks, are not the beat "
Highways. tho Tennessee meA eAfs
learned. On cAiiiy. rainy days
Despite thss disagrwcahle feature. The
soldiers are In fine splrits Hundreds
az them make their way 10 Greeavills
al night. regardless of the formidable
downpour
Ths Officers ~ the Tennessee srtll
lery outfits have reason 10 he pleased.
leo. siate thetr argahikaltna came |
through the first brigade iaspcstioa |
With slyinr eolpas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
WOMAN SICK
TWO YEARS
Could Do No Week
Now Srung - I
Man


wMs s1mA hse 90 sxnM
@ d. My IL mr. swM
Wwk. / reed sacal
LYDIA Ii fsnk AAms
VERSATILE CasD-
rpsaIsd h ~ nsws-
AgArs Ana assss4
uknsa ~ Try Il 10
hagsigAt aansas& r.
- - sSsIef. NJ
vpsa kIl6sa has q.
s@sS ssvsr IA ~.
- sAAtk e~ksaA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

l4tsst pAetesraph Vt the beautiful
Mra Ava willing Astas. hrss wife ~
tire is.s John Jacob Assrs, ~As Aas
esse living In Leaeee fer ssessi
ysssG
She 10 raw aevesina her life 10 war
yeiiss wsrk. she 10 ere Of the rsess
Industrious workers arsons the sees~sy
werner and neeiiity In leaaea, She
seems TO be lndsfatsyasis. fer every
moment Of her tirss 10 srsnt advantage
susiy.
M,ss sAssNs sss ~: ,s-s~ - ssssAs4. JA.aA "
lanasn's sestal, sphsg,s.s ana Ia nssssA,
sought by neell4ty Her daughter.
Mssiei. aids In the relief work.
II IL reported that Mira Vincent ~
tor paid hsr meshsr.ln-is~ . visit
while or . shert stay in Leas@a. MIRA
Vincent Aster 10 ne~ in France aid.
Ing In the ergarlxss1en Of . hespgssi
behind the tinas
Every now ard shes . count breaks
nsa the nevvs with iatesrnstsen that No
10 trying to win the hand " the charm
ing Mra Aster Mary members ef
nobility asss beer dissppeintsd
suttors.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

~%N'%N @~f% ~
The s,sse refundlng board, .sssins
Ut Gov Rye. Treasurer Dunlap and
kcerrsrs III State stevens. have sold
10 BANKERS 81. eco. coo 10 University VI
Tennessee four and = half par eeai
sonds This sale was OF par s.th ~
srped interest These hcnds. provid
"A by The last general assembly frr I'm
pFcyemeat and maintenance ~ the
University os Tennessee. have been
.dvsrtised for sale at four. four asd =
quarter and four and a halt per cent.
aas. owing TO the staenant eoadisiot
" the sond martes. no bids ssse r~.
xsS1sss, -,sts< .S.ya.4 -a "A. u, !, :. ssss. ~,
The ACT provided ,aa, II The bonds
sere not SOLD publicly the STATE faad
'ng board vas authorized to s~il them
u private sale
The purchasers OF the bords nv
SaagIaF tHg'itutt0Hy ct th~ r+st~; ss-~~.
rs In number. ~ho were represented
the negotiations with the fasaing
soaFd by I n, Tiwrrtt ~ Jackson
Court Construed statute,
The supreme court 81 Teass~as~ ri
i,s frat opinion @@ssioa OF the knox
tstts trrrn. s,~es4as MANY cases ri In.
tayess Although Il ii yst eayir IN the
term. thr court has made considerable
progress 90 ths dockes and has Al
5oarned the hsarsux nj c&aes untIl Oct
T. In order that cases an the lsi,er part
of ,Ar docket may Re r~aas Tor srga
n4rwt shea called
An important construction Of tSn
married w0prns emancipation atal
ste Of 1919 was tasde In The tSse II
Nancy Snyaer Va q Jsts ri o. frctg
knas cosnty ,he coaft holding sasi'
peSs conducted ~ ~lfs wss the prop
et,y NJ he, husband by the eaarn
iAw. and that the statute atd no, de-
lssse the HUSBAND OF hss property &C
aair~d by virtae Of the marital rel1
tons
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

II called freescns. and can
now 10 obtained In tiny
bottles as here shown at
very little cost from any
drug, s.s<e.. Just ASK. for
fr~~rcne, Apply adtor or
two directly upon q ,eader
corn or callus and Instant.
ly the soreuess dlsappearA
Shortly you will nni the
corn or csllua ~ loose that
you can lsft II OF. root
ana all, With the fingers
Not a twiagv u pain.
Soreness or irritation; not
even the slightest smart.
ing. either when applying
trsceane or afterwards
This drug doesn't eat up
,he cora or calluS but
shrvess them 50 they ,coe
On and ccms right out. II
ID no hnmeus, II works
like 4 charm, For 4 few
cents you can gvs rid Of e.
arr harsi .>s,.n an noer, Or
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
All Sorts 81 owsee-x

Ths7N n-r tAea wssa drawn sr,sns
-ssay classes In tue aryEy sai iA~rs
wsN W. Fssec Already there sr~ all
Ssrts e otfse~srs, There Is TIE crSalsr
errss West sala;. ,he ec,ssica rsss-
;Ar srsn evil life. ths atacer aA-o came
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-10-09
MAY BUILD HOSPITAL SOON
Big Waiting List May Lead to Early
Construction of New State
TubercuIar Sanitoriun.

Madison-That the increase in the
waiting list at the tubercular hospitals
will lead to the early construction of
the new state sanitorium in Northern
Wisconsin, is the belief OF officials
here. The report of the state board of
control, on population at the different
institutions, just issued shows that
there are forty-four on the waiting list
for the Wales sanitoTium; twenty
seven at Tomahawk Lake camp, and
thirty-nine on the waiting list of the
county sanatOria. The last legislature
appropriated $4,000 for the construc-
ton of tuberculosis hospital in
Northern Wisconsin. The increasing
waiting lists at the Wales and other
institutions suggests that the work
may be undertaken sooner than was
originally anticipated.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-10-09

Oklahoma City Sam Williams,
banker and ranch owner of Purcell,
Okla, was shot and instantly killed in
terson, lawyer, surrendered to the po-
lice. f0he shooting is said to be the
| outgroYth of a feud.
Mineola-Run down by motorcycle
| on country road, Earl B. Brown. an
aviator of the Twenty-third squadron,
in training at the aviation corps field
| here, died in the field hospital from
the injuries inflicted.
Youngstown-Willi F. Mag, own
er of the German language weekly
| newspaper, the Rundschau, has order
ed its publication suspended until ths
end of the war.
Peoria - Miss Ruth Law claimed O.
new woman's altitude record when she
went up in her airplane 14,700 feet
The previous record of 1880 feet also
was held by Miss Law.
Petrograd-The arrest of seventeen
agents of an important German mill
tary espionage organization is an
nounced Tbs agents are all of Swe-
dish nationality.
London -- A big German munition
works at Immishofen. near Constance,
Baden, was destroyed by fire, accord
ing to a dispatch from Geneva.
Petrograd-The committee of public
instruction has worked out legislation
providing for obligatory fundamental
education for all Russians.
San Francisco - Frank c. Oxman,
| Oregon cattleman, was acquitted on a
charge of attempted subornation of
perjury in connection with the trial of
Thomas J. Mooney, sentenced to death
for murder as one of the preparedness
parade bomb conspirators in 1916
Amsterdam-The main committee Of
the reichstag, dispatch from Berlin
says, passed on first reading the bill
creating the post of imperial vice
chancellor.
Denver-France has sent war or
der here for half gram of radium
The delivery is to be made in twelve
monthly installments.
Poteau - Cleveland Push. Indian
desperate, who murdered his brother
was shot to death in a battle with a
posse. Push killed his brother with
an axe, and fed with the dead mans
widow.
Charleston Philander Knox, Jr.,
son of the former secretary Of state,
was married here to Miss Josephine
Pool. This is Knox's second marriage.
His first ended at Reno.
Wrightstown - One of the barracks
at Camp Dix was destroyed by fire No
one was injured. An investigation to
determine the origin of the fire was
begun.