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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-08-03
100 Tons of Food Condemned.

New York, July 28.-More than 100
tons Of foodstuffs, valued at about $780,
600, have been condemned this week
by the city health department. Includ-
ed in the lists were hams valued at
$5,578 and about 10000 pounds of
beef
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-08-03
SENATE O. KS HARBORs BILL
Annual Measure, Carrying $27,954,o 900,
Sent to Conference by Upper
House.

Washington, July 28.-Carrying an
appropriation of $27,954,OO0 the annual
rivers and harbors bill was passed by
the senate, 90 to IL.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1917-08-03

sELF-FEEDER IS PRACTICAL
Device Has Been Found Satisfactory in
>Fattening Nearly Grown Shoats
or Young Hogs.

(Ry w. E. FRUDBEN, in Popular Me-
chanics MagaZine)
While a self-feeder is not desirable
for general use in swine feeding, it has
been found practical in the quick fat
tening Of nearly grown shoats or
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10
CAR CONGESTION
INTULERiBLE
Aldermen Say ID. |. r. Is Pur-
poSely Making COndi-
tiOns Bad

Expert accountants representing
Barcley Parsons & Knapp viii start,
probably on Tuesday 20 examine
the books OF the % IT, r. with the
dea of determining what rate ot
fare the street railway may charge
and make a reasonable return on
tho investment u is believed The
investigation win require from b0
to 4o days
Dc is thought that the council viii
not wait calmly for three months
and permit the railway 20 charge
stfseht fye-ceni fares without a
protest The snu-D u r. majority
In the council is almost certain 20
adopt further retaliatory measures,
Tuesday night
The y T. r. put into effect the
order OF The council 20 discontinue
the skp-stop plan OF operation with
tnt result that for several DAYS the
congestion ~ street cars in the cen
t on the city has been the worst
ever experienced here Service
.rea the new arrangement went
into effect, Friday morning. has been
bitterly criticized by the public, but
many OF The aldermen who voted for
thc plan declare that the u. L r.
is purposely creating the condition
of congo =tion 90 arouse opposition
10 the plan.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10
OPEN PROBE
OF HALIFAX
DISASTER
Number of Dead Is
Still Placed At
1000

HALIFAX. Dec lO--No American
citizens we're killed ] nthe HalifaS
disaster. according 20 the latest re
Iorts received by United states Con
SUI General Ethelbart Watts.
Relief work rs progressing ELL
Ciently in Vac stricken city de- pite
the cold weather MOrgue officials
ttill hold 10 their most recent esti
mate of 1900 dead. but other ON
Gals declare that the death list Will
be found &C be not much Owe rhal.
hat number,
All uon-rtsidents not engaged IN
relief work have been asked ta leave
the city by Mayor p. 7, Martin and
outsiders who have no dennite bGst
ness are urged no stay away until
something like normal condition
are restored
The admiralty court 20 determin
espeRsibiHty Fer the collision tifr
vessels that caused tho explosion
viii open ita hearings today
TODAY the survivors 0f the Nor.
Wegian steamer Imo. which rammcd
me Mont Blanc. laden dtth rum
uons. were arrested aud Capt. La
Medoc and Pilot Mackay. Of the uu
nitious ship. also were ordered dc
tanned as witnesses.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10


40 inhabitants Of Dinant, the Ger
mans placed before the CONDEMNED
their wives and children II IS thus
that Madame Ain, who had JUS
given birth TO a child three days
previously, was brought on a mat
tress hy German soldiers TO witness
the execution of her husband. heI
cries and supplications were So
pressing that her husbands life vas
spared
"On the Goth day OF August Ger
man soldiers entered various streets
OF Louysin and ordered the inhab-
itants OF the houses TO proceed
10 the Place de la Station, where
the bodies of nearly a dozen assas-
slnated persons were lying
women and children had 70 wit
ness the execution OF many OF their
fellow citizens who We're tor the
most part shot az the side OF the
square The women and children.
after having remained on the square
for more than : hours, were allow
ed 10 depart.
zone OF the most sorely tried
communitios was that OF tho little
village Of Tamincs down IN what
IL known as the Borinage. the coal
fields of Charleroi
"Tsmines I'm mining village o
collection OF small cottages shelter.
ing about 5000 inhabitants, mostly
All poor lahorer- The lulc grave
ward, IN which the church stands.
bears ITS mute testimony 70 The
horror Of fthf event There are hum
dreds Of newmade graves. each with
its small wooden cross and It's bit
of flowers the crosses are so close.
~ huddled that there is scarcely
room 10 walk between them They
are alike and an hfar tho same date,
the sinister date of Aug ~. 1914
"Whether their hands we're cut of
or not whether they were inpaled
on bayonets or not, children we're
shot down by military order IN cold
blood In the awful crime Of the
Rock Of Eayard. there overlooking
the Meuse below Dinant, infants IN
their mothers arms were shot down
without mercy.
"Ihe deed. never yurpa sed in
crnolty hy any band of aEagcs. is
described by the Bishop of Namur
himself
zone scene surpa ases ln horror
al others it Is The fusiilade oc the
Rock Bayard nesr u.nant Do ap
pears 20 have been ordered ly Col
onel Meisier This fnsillade eau ed
the death 1l nearly 9n persona With
out distinction of age 1r -ny Amons
the victims were babies iu arm
boys end g.H fathers aui mothers
of famiiip even O'd men,
"it was there that - children an
der thc AGE of six perished from the
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10
PLAN
LONG CAMPAIGN

The Detroit Amateur commits !On
viii hold membership gathering
Monday night ~ s go ,. N. az thn
Amateur home" No. 93s Fourth
ave.. and ali clubs interested in win
.er athletics are invited 10 attend
The new headquarters ere located
one.haif block north % Warren and
fe quickly reached from any part
az tho city by Crosstovn. Hamilton
ar Woodward cars.
There viii also be big meeting
lol on Tuesday night which is ihe
December meeting for The Detroit
Amateur Baseball federation who
eIU gather for several importan' de
sIors. az well as on "wednesday
u.Qht. when the commission hold
basketball night All clubs in
terasfed in basketball 10 either lha
exteut ~ securing gym for practice
or MES, or Joining winter leag 'e
.or which there viii De intcr"stin'
uriyss. are asked fo attend " costs
Sd fl become member and stock
holder u the Amateur home of iht
uetroit Amateur Baseball commi
on
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10

the purchase OF yarn and other sup.
plies.
The Grace Nhney Hon fedora
ZION OF tho y. W. G. A viii hold .ts
annual hol 1ay party. Tuesday even
ing, Dec. II, In Arcadia This party
has been provided annually for sev-
eral years by Mrs John Jacob Hon.
OF Paris. formerly OF Detroit. for
whom tho federation is named
Miss Vera j. Freeman. domestic
science director OF the Detroit y
W, G. A. who is leaving shortly 20
become a diatfiau under the Red
Cross. WAS the guest OF honor az q
tea, Friday afternoon. IN the home
OF Mr. a = Brush, No. 93 Palmer.
ave west The guests included the
members of the educational commit
tee and the secretarial stan OF the
association
Word has been received by Wind
sur friends OF the marriage In Bas-
ingst0ke. Eng, Thursday, Dec o. OF
Miss Iucy Margaret stevenson.
stevenson or Ontario-st, Toronto,
go Col George Cow. commander OF
tho University base hospital. and
brother OF Or James Cow and Alex
ander Cow. OF Windsor Miss Ste
vensou Went overseas rs nurse
with the base hospital. and with Col
Cow served ia Salonica as we'll as
I'm England
-
The Detroit business WOmens
club ia preparing for another large
shipment of supplies FOR the Harper
and Detroit College OF Medicine and
Surgery base hospital units. now ln
Franco. which viii leave Detroit
Dec. s. The club rs anxious 10 Sc
cure all the supplies possible for
nurses, doctors and privates with
the units. also warm new clothing
for refugees OF both sexes and all
aces The club viii be glad 10 re-
ceive articles of any kind to place
in the boxes, the gifts To be sent
20 the Massachusetts Mutual Liie
Insurance company Office. No 90i
Chamber ~ Commerce building.
whore the articles arc being sorted
and packed
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10
BAKER SEES
DANGER ON
WEST FRONT
Warns People Germans
Are Stronger There
Than Ever

WASHINGTON. Dec lo.--lu
sarunss frank fashion Secretary
vi War Bakers wecky war sum
may today warned fhe nation not
.o minimize he danger OF the new.
.y messed Truton hrodc, on The
s.eer front
stripped or ts verhiagr rhc state
GaunteI tu notice that With
tf added forces Germany has drawn
.rou The cast trhn, Baker warned
America must speed up its military
effort prepare NOT only 90 fight but
f0 win and be entirely united
'Ttis German parryiug thrust.
rhn most powerful and surprising
maize hi tnc enemy during the past
.an and hair years coming as IL
id immediately after the British
y.rtory n thr same area serves 20
suuhu,irc ihv rey.vlnr strength OF
tao Germ ans iu the vest Baker
continued "Wn must recognize
r,sUN that tbe situation in the
eastern theater has brought about
Very marEe3 change In the
-trategi poss' Utilities OF the military
s.rahuu in the west Germany. by
t lu- orlv skeleton divisions IN
h- Russian area. by concen rating
aI. available guns munitions and
Weu ln fhr tatater OK operation in
a west has been able fo mass q
relatively greater force than she has
been ahle10 mobilize In France
th past
This explains The success which
enemy bias been able 20 achieve
0 driving Tho Hritsh back from
utra
~ would not Go for % % u'in.n1-
ize its Importance The enemy
realizes that he finds himself in a
sicgJsriy fortunate position and
ne can be counted upon 20 take the
Jtrost advantage o' tt'
For long time past he has been
t--F7flHa a4s plans for just such
ae even usalty as would 49, when
Russia should enter upon neeoua-
r0as fol lparate peace, which
has been q principal German objec
a,a over since The battle OF Tan
-barg. We must expect that he
gI DID these plans into execution.
Thus he may have az his disposal
fa- "a time urepuuderant numeri-
ca. superiority iu the west. he may
even be- able 10 achieve some rela-
ri-c advantages in the heid such
as those recorded during the past
week
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10
Society

Harper hospital mas been present
ed with service flag showing ll5
stars, by Or Max Balliu
4 Christmas bazaar viii bo given
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Dec. 10. IN the Fort.st Preeby
church house, under the auspices OF
the Mothers circle supper viii be
served at 6 O'Clock.
Mrs Frederick * stearns. Who
has been the guest Of her daughter.
Mrs Ralph VI. Dyar, Crosse Pointe.
has gone TO Camp Custer 10 spend
a few days with her sou. Lieut. Alan
Stearns. before going 70 California
for The winter
The Womans association Of tho
Fort-st. Presbyterian church spent
Monday in sewing for the Red Cross
In the late afternoon tea was served
and Mrs. Clarence j.. Simpson and
Mrs Charles Y. Larned entertained
with songs and monologues.
%
The Y. VI. {. A. Dramatic club Will
present the play. a Scrap OF Pa.
per-" Friday evening. Dec. IA, iu
the association auditorium. 20 raise
money toward the expense or a trip
BY the club 20 Camp Custer, 20 give
an entertainment for the soldiers
%
Mrs. Harriet Story Macfarlane ha
returned from a visit in East or
ange. ~. J.. with Mrs ". W. Alden.
who ls spending the winter there.
Mrs Macfarlane did n great deal
OF singing and entertaining IN the
military camps OF tho east during
her absence
-4-s,- t
The Hamtramckh Patriotic ieegue
recently organized. will undertgkr
io furnish tio i,l00 men from Ham
framck who have entered tho ser
vice ~ their country. with knitted
gZrnlLnta- -Lnmmnrl and-14l-4-H
ARTICLES which gra a rosl necessity
to the soldier and sailor Tho va
iagc council has granted permission
for The leaFu 10 hold a tag day
Monday. Dec a.. 10 raise funds FOR
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10
SAYS BRYAN
AND DUMBA
CONFERRED
Editor RathOm Tells of
Alleged Secret
Meeting

A loyal enthusiastic crowd of
men and women in the Detroit Ath.
letic club symposium. saturday
nieht. heard John r Rathom. editor
of the Providence Journal. tell the
story of ns papers activities against
rhe Germ an py system in this oouu-
Try AS outlined Ia The Times. SAT.
urjay lt was thrilling recital.
frequently interrupted by applause
As Mr. Rathom scored one telling
point after another
Germany s war against the Unit
cd States began 20 years ago. with
the Introduction OF German text
book ii ogr schools and the in
cu.ca,ion OF German ideas thru hon
crary titles conferred ON American
sch00imen In German universities.
SAID Rathom Ie depiored the fact
man language are still tolerated i'm
this country Traitors and spies are
still among us in large numbers
the editor declared, bat they are
more cautions now
America. Mr. Rathom continued.
should thank God that she Is al
SCR radoy ~ VIII be worth the
cost heavy as thar may be, 10 have
beaten Germany and il she is not
beaten now, the war viii have 10
b fought all over again. he said
Eathom told of evidence hls re
porters had unearthed of secret
... "..e-
niuE7 Rryan former eecretary OF
state and DUmba the former Aus
trisu arr bassador in which Bryan
is alleged no have given lmmha 20
understand that President Wilson
did NOT mean what he said n his
nIsuhmarine messages 10 Ger
many Mr. Bryan be said had
never denied the story. altho ne
mace a speech I'm Providence IN
watch le bitterly scored the PrOyi-
deuce Journal
That Germany had been prepar-
ing for war for many years was
embassy IN Washington Mt Rath.
on stated These records indicated.
be said. hat as long as seven years
before the war Germany had sew
er9l warehouses stocked with artifi.
cial limbs OF all sizes for the use
0f -1ldi, - who might be manned In
the coming conflict
Germany. said the speaker. had
even plotted SO have a contract FOR
wireless stations tn the Philippines
awarded 10 a German firm by the
United States government, SO the
stations would be placed where they
would be most advantageous 20 Ger
many when she should take posses
s'or Of the islands
Eathom ChAfscterized Count Won
srnstorf7 as the greatest little tear
squeezer who ever held dlplo-
matte post He could cry when
ever the opportunity called for a
display of tha emotions and cried
ve-y effectively. 100. said the editor
How German p'otters from Dr
Heinrich Albert down were tricked
and outplayed by Journal reporters
WAS told in detail by Mr. Rathom,
and his recital held bis hearers as
II 10 a spell
Abner T. Tarned presided Nine
Fely Clement. OF The Boston opera
company. sang Keep the Home
Fires Burning
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10
HOCKEY STARS
CLASH TONIGHT

The hundreds OF hockey fans Uf
Detroit will have Jhcir craving for
the great winter pastme satisfied
for the nrst time this season AZ the
Arena Monday evening when the
Toronto DeLaSalles and Detroit
Hockey club come together In the
initial tilt OF the winters ice cam.
patgning
Coming with reinforced lineup,
including Mac Sheldon, Toronto
Dental star. and Jess Spring. for
nerly OF the Riversides. the DeI.a-
Sales arc bound 60 prove a formid-
ole foe for he sterling band Of
pestimers that will represent De
tfoit this year and a great tilt is
expected.
There is no doubt but that Detroit
viii present as strong, IN not a
stronger. aggregation 90 repel the
invasion OF Tho first Canadian teams
20 appear here This season. than "
b0astod last season However. tbe
exact limo up s undecided on. the
coaches rcscrFing final decision un-
ul game time
with IDEAL hocke yweather and a.
the same timc The game being play
,d n heated ring. ihe hockey fans
rhouId bc much n evidence 80 tho
Arena Monday and Tuesday even
ings.
r. b. Fcnwiek. former Canadian
player and ohciql who nails Go'n
Brandon wli referee lhe series and
tEe games Will bc under O ~ a
rules and 2[minufe periods of a..
iual playing tiWe The game viii
start at S.l5 The tennis sill prob.
ably lne up thls way
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10

make one despair of the future o.
the human race q oee1 colby
planned, studiousiy matured and
deliberately sna systematically exc
cuted. a deed SO cruel that German
soldiers are said % nave west in
its execution and 80 gltrous thlt
even German oucers are now saId
70 bc ashamed
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10
SAYS GERMANS
ARE DESTROYING
BELGIAN PLANTS

How Germans are stripping the
Relgian factories and rendering
them unfit for further service is ex-
planned by Paul r. Kelecom. Bel
gian refugee and business man stop
ping in The Hotel Statler.
systematically they are proceed
ing 90 destroy any possibility OF Bel
gicn industrial competition after the
war" he said Not only are they
dlsmantling and destroying our fac
tories, but they are taking every
lile and letter from the Offices which
might be OF value 20 business men
after the war in restoring former
commercial connections
Mr. Kolcccm has a clipping from
Releian paper publish IN Hayre.
tha present seat hf the Belgian gov
eminent. telling IN detail how tht
G,rmans are dismantling electrical
equipment FOR the copper parts and
wrccking Tho tolleries and stuctur-
al iron f0undricE -ahnut I.iase.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10
MADISON


What movie ran could resist thn
combination ~ Havuld Lockwood and
William = Hart which features the
Madison program this week.
Mr. Lockwood is seen iu comedy
dra ma called Love Ne For Myself
Alone. IN which he has the role ~ q
young millionaire, who in order 80
set way from the numerous design
ing mothers and daughters OF his
own set becomes chauffeur 90 "A
young woman he saw motoring In
central park. and with whom he IN
stantly fell in love Many amusing
Incidents and funny situations de-
vclop before the chauffeur and the
fielres manage 70 outwlt tho young
girls family BHd got married pf
course. everything is lovely with the
family when The real truth about the
chaudeur's station I'm life becomes
known
Ma Hart in Horns and TIoofs' has
opportunity 90 display his skill With
the inriat and iu tho saddle The
picture is hlied with thc stirring life
oi tle great western plains.
The program is completed with n
n es weekly. "a comedy in which Mr
and Mrs. sidney brew creHte the
laughs. songs by Ethel R4st Mcllor
and selections nY the orchestra
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10

a hand -ome bronze MEMORIAL 70
Tho women of the confederacy, erect
sd iu front 90 the Mississippi capitol
.u Jackson hy the Daughters of tho
Confectionery d. to Doc unveiled today
t-a feature Of the Mississippi. ccu-
feUulaI celebration
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10

tutored. but kindly oounsellor and
friend In the factory. is well por-
trayed by MISS Lillian Morris other
VINO contribute 90 the entertainment
are Joseph l. Reed Arthur lin s
James d. Wilson Miss Ncuiah Ia ker
and Lee II Barclay.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10

Tho Goocbland county Grand, lury
to rgnronc today at Richmond. "a.
Wu rake up f0r con idoalion thc
case of UT tsa ~ Chamberlain.
--l-4----I-----la4- ~
brother NIrrf p tfamHsfIain
an De
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10

a man who was showing of by
diving irto The sea and staying un.
der tho water for time. after one
dive came M and found that he
hml remained under water FOR two
m.uutea
That COINS somet" he bragEed
IU bef thafs record around
here,
"Oh no. r aInt repled a sncc-
T7T7T 4 man dFCd n here this
time yesterda and De- 8inf come up
veft t'-Ti Bifts
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10

To Cure = Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUINlNE
Tablets Druggists refund money n
IL fails To- cure. r W GROVES sig-
nature ls on rech box SOC ADV.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10
REVOLT is
SPREADING
IN RUSSIA
Amur Province e Sc
cedes; KOrnilOtf
Leads Don Rising

STAT Correspn pn1deHt tHitci tfrN'
TOXIC. Doc ID Fadtorak
Russias principal Asauc rort na
gateway tor the frsa siberian al
way, with AmW province base bon
declared their iuod-uclenc atcoi A
iur 90 repor. rrre.t lete TO-DAY
A proDsiura government la-
been established. "A ministry f'f
the new repu6. met aui sfnt mo-
fihcati0n of rng sections ihacpen
deuce SO other telleofrrr'ne a
tricts of Russia lf 7Tas tated
Cmclai circles in TOXIC bad uot
receive ans formal -onfrmaior d.
vices ou the report but IS was son.
orally accepted as lre here.
Loss of Nl8divoHok go The hol-
shepiid or t0 any other Russian tac-
il0u not representative %! the whole
nation is erious one to ihe AT.
lie because of The vast quantity OF
store hold there
LONDON. Dec i8-The boishe-
Wiki are gaining control OF The 81
berian railway and are likely 10
reach llarbin. according TO NoIN
reachinr here todas
Control oi Harbn and ot the
trans -Hiberiau railway system would
open the vast resources of Man.
churia and Siberia 90 German lnnn.
encc in the event Of separate peace
Hope of the ironing out ot The
Russian situation I'm inndons view
today rested rpon success of the 70.
Yolr raised by Gems. kaledlnes and
Kornilon. officially reported IN
proclamation of the Bol~hcWN 10
ported here. The TrOts ky-Lenlne
government declared the two milt
fary leaders were being assisted hy
tha Constitutional Democrats and
the Bourgeoisie and that The rebel,
had declared war 10 the Don region
against the people and the revolt
tion
Every indication today vas that
tho Bolsheyiki are making last
desperate effort 20 jam thru their
peace with Germany before being
toppled over. The constituent as
senlbiy. it Is recognized oy tne
Trctsky.Lenine combination, VIII
Immediately curtail much Of their
power, even tho the Bolsheviki
should obtain a majority.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10
~ THE
CTAGE
oRPHEtM


There IL an iudCnnHbie but potent
charm about Marguerite clark that
Is espec ally noticeable fn "Rah' 81
Burglar taken from the Mar Rob
erts Rlnehart story 90 the same name
and which IS the Drpneum screen at
traction his week
Miss Clark Is familiar 20 = leg on
of cinema Lan~ thru q long success
sion ~ successes and IN this her lat
est photoplay enhances he rrtputH
tlou. As Bah. she "a the romantic,
impuisive imyrcssionable "suh-dch'
60 the life 'iucorrig ihle. 10 is true.
but nevertheless loVahle and human.
A competent cast. exceptionally clear
photography and most important ot
an. logical and Quick-wovlnE pres
entBtiou ~ the story contribute to
tie genera excellence Unique. too.
are tho suh-titles. few of Whcih f4il
20 win responsive laughs from the
audience. They are dlled with Raa O
quaint and original philosophy the
comedy value OF which ~ hotEntcn ei
by lame spelling ard startling oh-
scrvations on her own adventure
Frank LoHee as Babs father. her
unfniinE friend I'm spite ~ an her
mistakes. contributes another fine
lmpersonatlor and all the other char
acters are portrayed with fidelity to
Doth type and INTEL gence The plc-
sure ia in the OTDhcum in conjunction
with the regular bin - vaudeville.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10

I'rintina--thc Biain neat kfnd-tbaf
= riHhf-1inss Bob Dept--Wain 1920
The Detroit times., 1917-12-10


Tt is such convenient custom Tor
all sweet little Rirla. whose careless
but Wealthy parents mislay them
when they are mere prattllng babes
10 wear small golden lockcts Win
odB Initials engraved inside. II THIS
custom had moi been universal there
.1uid have been dearth ~ melo-
dramas ever since tho civil war
However. the locket IL responsible
f1r "Dne Ctrrs Experience" which
opened weeks engagement In tho
Lyceum theater sunday afternoon
The play. which r. offered by "a
company ~ merit0rtous players, IA y
the c0uvsntional features. There is
the poor. pure and sweet little work
ing glrl. her grun old employer
whose interruptions son seeks TO
vfrtimize this child who tolls and
moila from morn till night 20 provide
few crumbs for her invalid moth
rr's fcvered lips the employers snob-
hish and artatocratic foster daughter
the noble factory superintendent who
loves the working class. and then the
Inevitable lccket.
This little trinket bohs MP at the
riFht time to prove that the trudg
ipE bot brave little worker is really
tn daughter ~ tho hNEs and didu g
perish after al fn thA terrible fro
which destroyed the orbhanage where
her papa ano mamma had put her
before they go1 rich WherNs All seems
lost. even honor the modest iltilr
golden ornament prOvideutallv hnds
its way on The Tfagn. and miraculous
n fUTns The REoIe flde-NIIIlh ~ fU0UT
Ia sweep thn child ~ misfortune into
tie human discard
MIss Beneviste Gilbert as Lucy
Fnirw ~ thor. the plRFfhIugl of a cruel
fate. ts bfwttchfnP little miss Kate
Bsrstow who o. hef rfuEh and uu.