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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12
Cine ueue apoaulifde eesatiun in upa(biuatun, ,. O,

Sn ar thHb ahe6ahnm grammtna zines Counties bdheno ms heabn ea.
Nen @TrbemrGawn: Cardinal Gibbons, @pbnfof SmhD ans Seem Wmf ub grbMoi &pan
ans philadelphia, nunc Der En fir Die nge Ae@B hes Gpdblihn geRennL SGnr
Gueacns Grbndoi ShmPbe SdEommI ananomen Tns 8amoe mo in WaNnatn 8
6, an Der Baltimore ShoBc 5pidn Der Columbia mi Der 90 Shme gu nNn tmuenL
lie Sntoten mrPn 100000 bhmgpn uo man miro mt nit benz gu bgmn. Die
ggehrurhge NdbcMS tic Dor bNn SaWn angHaut mube mar ht mebr5 efrtbpden6
ub osbhb bAtloB man elm nRS @ebube pu eittn
Gas critic hfpuf miro cine grBe gmptngMnae ban pom is SUB @h no 50
Eu6 S1nG, .Gf GmphngsJTmn bon 20 bel 20 SUB ell SoneImmer aMh 20 bel 5 SUB,
Gin ytuarornnNr StcT, YOrhnr3 mnet SIWn Manotr1ne uoS nkt3nnner
Cine marmornr su%pe nmS sn gmesn. 5t@tpnt firns no f4 .eea apee ben
ben miro nbn Sauhi nu bsE ubffm bp Ye bon fmn It pb aM Dem Jpeen
Shdpnf lie @blhbf NGt i@e Die @rpatSfun mo cine &Gte nm 3hmnpn fir Die
SeeoRn mi hr ole gih0e, Die af Seub mHRn
Gas brittle stofpaf pb oan bftnnh Em, ben snohor One Den sdradr Der Dele
gMon Uni Die ompHmbm @re amfpmRbmen Sm grNgHhuB miro cine WohNri, elm Srotn
3hmmer elm sbr Simmer elm SeBmssramm lem Gas Quarter fir Die 9hnnbahn miro
i'm Enmn Sbhe bs GSbaubes mb bon benz egmtiben @bGme noanGnog shmt in
Naud miro fd omabf elm Eahsnen bhnbn Gas g6duoe pb in &eainue sL
g@ut muon uno buhdnbg aus SMn m0 hnrHder Nn
Sic @npnes mb SaGem. 3mmer webn nit rdfen Smanmntn bfonet mgbn
nit haGpmdem gfmnur Sic Spee nb 9auo 3unnpr mrbn nit gtteboS ausaepaen
mrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12

Serrn Sol. Bold unb lett iener 3eit
mar Safe SinOen hire Seimatb. mo-
lie ebenlo beliebt mie bod,geattet
mar lpie IN ibrem @eburtsorte.
Neblt ibrem trauernben @otterl
btntcrlaBt lie bier ainber: Intoi-
nette, Solepb, 8Gtben uno GrnIt,
ferner orei Shweitern unb sipei
Sriloer: 6rau g. q. YouQ bon
Cafe Sinoen, Srau q. SonieQ BON
burlington, @is., Srau :. 3.
8eblen BON Semaars, Sa., sc. 9.
&einp bon Safe 2inben uno @i6eI
Ien1p bon Calumet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12
ErObatc Iittel ssscn allerlei
ltnfalc.

Gle folgenoeu Ge5eptc iinS als
nirfIam erprobt, neil Niemano
Gigentbumsredht Oarouf bot, ieien
iie sum alleemeinen geiten peroi.
fentlitt. 1. @eeen leioenihaitliten
Corn. - @ebe logleid in Die freie
Siift, nett neg bon Den Menid,en
mo Damn ihreie III Die @inoe nno
iage ibnen, mas fir ein Narr Oh
Bit. =. 6egen lln5l,friebenbeit.--
@ebe in Die @pbmungen Ser
armeu. 9etradte lire enge
Stibe, lire mongelbaften @et.
ten, aleioer unb Sfube. Siebe,
mas fiir Speiien Tie AMI Sen SiidD
bringeu. Srage nad] ibrent Ser.
oiellt nnb redbne nut, ipie on ba-
NIT ousfommen miirbeit. Oh nirlt
icbcn. penn on oanah pieber in
oein Saiis fonumlt, 10 lit Der an.
iul BON lln5nirieoenbeit poriiber.
,. @eaeu Gbraei5 mo @roBemabn.
@ebe aui Gen Srieobof nnO lies
@rabifriiten. Sic 5eigeu oas
Gnoe alles menihliden Strcbens.
Gin @rab miro iiber fur5 oOer lang
Define aammer Iein. ernas Groe
oeiu aopifiiicL @erpeiung oein
Soca mo @iirmer beine @eiel.
id)after. Gle Mtittel limo probot.
iie belfen alld geaen 8ei5. Ncio,
Stols, Sclbitiudt, 3anf, Streit mo
dbnlide S%raufheiten. 9eioer ner.
Den mund)e oiele Mittel uidt an.
penhen pcllen. neil lie 10 einfod,
iinb mlo fem @eio foIten. 0of
tom mir ihneae 0eiierina bel
1riinSlifem @ebroud garantirt
meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12
Aus ben iibrisem Tbei!em.

NeSernad), IS. 0op. Der &C
Sabre alte beige airdenihweiSer
S. g. @olff bate lid, am perfloi-
ienen Mittpoh nat Hoolt su Dem
Yesrdbniiie ieines oaielblt peritors
benen 9rnOers begeben uno mar
leitber niht mehr geieben morben.
Man puBte MIR, oaB er am Wltt-
nod Ibeno Den @eg nod aritd)-
ten 81 5nB eingeidlasen botte, I'm
bon BORT per giieubabn na6 Saltie
5uriid5ufehren. Boiler llnrilbe
iiber bieies unerflarlide Iusblel6en
begnb lid iein Sobn geltern al,f oie
Sude nod irgeno elmer Sprr bes
SermiBten. als er. unmeit 3r,lften,
Den entieelten 8orper Oesielben am
SiiBe zines iteilen Ibbanses, nit
bem 8opfe mo Den Nrmen in einen,
ourd Den Heaen entitauoenen 9Gf-
lein, am 8ooen liegell iab. @abr.
lfeinlidl mar ser beiabrte Wann in
Ger 9rnfelbeit bon Dem Wege ab.
aetommen. uno lit er 10 uui bieie
trasiihe @eiie um's 2eben &c.
tomnten.
Giidlen, 10. Nop. Zen 70idbris
gen unperbeirotbeten Sob. @eilano
~ereilte ser 600 am atrmesoienstag
aui idredli6e @eiie. gr fiel uGms
lid 10 mgIidlih cine Sreppe bin-
inter, baB er bos 9enid brad.
Ro6 on bemielben Gage perifieo
er, cbne bas 9~emuBtiein mieoerer-
langt st boben. 9os llngliif Der
5amilic @eilono lit nm 10 Der.
b1ngniBpoller, OILS Dor brei Sabrcn
aiid ein 9rlioer oes @eritorbenen
bon einem Gbnliden ltngliid be
trpfien mnrbe. Or mar bel einem
Hatbau in Dem benadborten Soric
Sterpenih als Wartrer beihdftigt.
1l0tliG brad mGbreno Ger Arbeit
bos 9aueeriiit suiammen. @Gb-
reno mn Die onoeren Irbeiter mehr
ooer minoer perlebt ,parerl, broh
Weilano ooS 8enit mo purOe foot
a~liigeboben.
Gttelbriit, IS. Nop. Nm Cams
tag Nbeno creiguete iib bier am
gobniibergong bel Scr Soucrbriide
ein gr6BIder llngliidsioll. Ger
Gottenorbciter Setter Sabm ans
Dem naben Grpeloingen ipollte oaS
@eleiie iiberidreiten, murhc aber
pom Dem Sdnellsug, Der BON I'LL,
lingen fonnlt mb nm 1881 llbr
bier einl0llit, erioBt mo am Csc.
iidte rnb an eincm 9eiuc ltrcdlidl
peritiimmelt. Ser ciligit hcrbeigc
ruicne @abnor5t Or. 6epber legte
einen Ncthpcrbono an, mo mou
brabtc ben Serungliidten i'm Srog.
forb nn6 ieirer @obnung. @e-
itern muroe or mad, elmer Gonlil-
tation DER IerSte 6epoer. Shub
NADER uno Shrooer nit elmer
antl6e, ms Spitnl nof Siefird)
iiberaeiiibrt. Gnbm i6lpebt in Ger
grobteu SebenSaeiabr. Gr 1T Der.
beiratbet nnb Batter bon iefS Sim
bern, bon oenen bas Glteite ~.
oas innate crit , Sabre alt lit.
SIoelinscn, ~. Nop. Sn Dem
bieiigen Siittennerfc beianS ii6 am
periloiienen Tonnerstaa Der itolies
nii6e Sdmel5arbeiter 3olia aui
oem 9abngeleiie aui elmer Scfomo-
the. Dor pelher ii6 Elm nit sliiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12
@citere Nahridltcn ans
Dem Wroebcrsu9tbnm finOen
bic 9cicr nui Scitc Z.

ger Seiuridl alt 1 Monate mo f.
Gage. MiihlenmeG. tS.: Sholer
Gomil SranS Gomluif. OH 10 Sone,
@cnneiueg. %: Slnf Moria 0a-
tbarina. alt 81 Sabre. ohne ct.
SoQerih. Mittpc BON Shibeaut Nn-
ton. 5tlbs. Shuhmo6er Su 9urem.
bura. "a: Shonnres Sohomr
Meter, olt 70 Sohre. Nfcrer. Wprl.
26.: Gleer Marie, alt 81 Sohre.
chue Stonb. 81 Snremhura mchn-
holt. Wittme non Sriinlt Mid'cl,
stlbs. llntcrnehmer hoielblt. 70:
Sped Wnraaretbo. aft 10 Sabre.
ohnc Stcnb. 5u Senrinnen mnhn.
hit. @ittme bon s@nit Yetcr.
5tlbS. 0eineweber. boielbit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12

Ter Mann. Der einem Inhern
beoreiilih madt, mie oerielbe ohne
arpBe Miibe idnel reid meroen
fam, cnoet feline @eoe semobnlih
oamit. oaB err lid cinen .Guartcr'
borgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12
\ SIN trautenT aui{icn &rpisc !

Den lDnen Damn ld)on Iriib perbuBt
gen1oht. Soatell Inlogen nnO
Helgungen 5it oerartisen &obbeiten
81 einem alnhe p%orbonbcn iein, 10
lit e. lenidlt, lie in Der Sugeno aus.
5urptten; oas aber muB griinOlid,
gelf)eben, oenn mer elm unifulbi.
ges @eihopf quilt ober mitleioslos
leioen iehen FAM, bat elm lblehtes
9er5 uno lit nild} nod an an6eret
idlimmen 2ingen fdbig. On 4ino
nber, Dos sum Miteefiibl nnb 5i,r
Sormber5igteit ielbit gegen bas
drnitc mo fleinIte 5bierden anee.
leitet purOe, neiet iih bon ielbIt
Der ihonen Siigeno Der barmber3i.
gen N%dfitenliebe 5l nno pirb es
ME iiber's Sers bringerL einert
Irmeil rob unb bart sl begegnen.
menn es oieb ifon einem nnoer.
niinitigen 8eihopfe seaeniiber niht
jt tbitn bermag.
Gtiuas fir Trancn nnS SDdter.
Giner ldngeren. chr leiensiper.
then %abbapolung in oen .Stimmen
aus Dem &olfsperein". iiber Sdpr.
luna Der Srallen unO S0hter inn
MittelItanoe eutnebmen mir Die
folaenoe, audi fiir oie amerifa.
nilfe Sralienpelt beberSiaenspertbe
Steae: Ser 6rau i'm Mittelitanoe
uno ibr sur Seite ben Softern
faat Dor alem Die mittiae Mmfaabe
5n, nid)t BLOB gut Sous Su bolteu,
lcnoern oilb elm tralites Seim si
lfaften. IN Oem Mam lino &inoer
lid ipobl iiibler, no Die Yilege
hriItlifer Site unb Geroelrng bon
Seilt nno @emiitb ibren Ylas i'm.
Den. @iro 10 Die beiliee Slamme
zines hriitlihen Samilienlebens am
bausliten SCRIBE bon Der Sausiral
nno Den Sodltern gemartet. 10 miro
audi Sinn uno @eritdnbnib geipedt
lperoen fir Die 9etbGtigrng merf-
tbatiger NGfItenliebe, Die iid aud,
Der Notb ouberbalb bes Sauies
llebeooa annimmt 80. Ger @in-
ter nabt, bas Sauilienleben miro
mieoerum elaer 5uiammengeOr1nat
INN ben b1llslihen Sero. Sin ben
langen Ibanoen finoet iid leidt
3cit, Den oben be3eidncten piel.
fdltigen Nufgaben Aufmerfiamfeit
5l wionlen. Moge 81 Sober, Wom
lnS 5raii, cinmal Dies @interoro.
gramm sur Sano nebnlen itlo iiber.
legen, no elm Sober 5ugreiier, mo-
er lid) betheiligen ioa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12
Steb' felt!

Steb' mie ser itorfe Sbnrnl.
Ter itol5 I'M ifmerlten Stl1rm
Zen Selm bebt bimmelan!
Stebt gleib Der eide feit:
Wobl idiittelt lie Die Melt,
Tod nimmer riittelu lGBt
Ger Stamm iid bonn Srfnnl
Ste6' felt I'M Gbriitentbum,
Sud- beinen groenrubm
Sn frogm erfiiater Eiliht,
Zen Itarfen @laubensielo,
Ter nidt in 3meiiel iGat.
ltnb @ott BON Ser5en bolt,
geiiest Ser Satan niht,
Steb' lit i'm @ottpertrau'n!
Die beteno auf inn baii'n,
groriidt fem WiBgeiGid:
Or giebt Dein tGelif 9rob,
gr bilft aus ieber Nctb
limo ifenft Dir nod) bent Sob
Gas ew'sc Ienidengliid!
Steb' felt IN beil'ger 9ieb!
0enn ullermioert blieb
Iie beil'ger 9iebe 8liib'n,
Shift 8ott uitdy 9eio uno Sfmer
lid liebet itets iein SerS;
limo er mill bimmelpGrts
Gins @aterber5 oih sieb'n!
Steb' felt. meili lieber Gbriit!
Nur iper bebarrlid) lit,
Grpirbt iit em'aen 2obn.
Stebit felt Oh ieoer 3eit
Gum @uten Itets bereit,
@inft nod Dem Ietten Streit
Cir oilt oes Siegers &ron'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-12
YfihterfIanmg


9ie @abrbeit bes @ortes:
a@liidlih mad,t Den Weniden
nleiu Die treiie erfiiaung ieiner
Eflidten", miro Seoermann elm.
leben nnb Hienlanb beitreiten. Niir
Der lit gliidlifL Der nit @ptt, nit
ieinem Naditen in Sronung lit,
i'm Srieoen lebt. Den fem Sortpuri
oes Snnern quilt, nit einem @orte
Der, Welder immer uuO gegen
feline EfliGt tbut.
Is gibt aber elm anoeres Wort,
oaS beibt: Sung gepobnt, alt &C.
tbon". uno bos nit oen gltern 5li:
@ialt Oh, baB Gein &ino ipGter
ieine Silihten. Die es I'M Sebel
bat, treli Grille. gepiiienboit uio
irelloig erfiiQe mo oltrh Die piil,ft-
life Tflifterfiillung 5eitlif, uno
ewig gliidlid weroe, 10 gemobne es
pom friiheiter Sugerio oornn. 8ib
feline, ieinem Sitter angemeI-
iene 9eihdftigumgen. Die es tGslid
al, eriiilen bat, lege ibm fleii,e
Eflibten aif, benen es aus lid lelblt
naf5ufommen bat, bamit es lid
id)on bon tlein olli an SbGtigfeit,
ans 9enteu, an Eilifteriiiaung &c.
pobnt. GoS blobe Sagen mo Erc-
igen bilit bel oen aiibern meniS
ooer sar nifts, lie miiiien praftiid)
5l Gem ungeleiteten ner0en mas
man lie lebrt.
Son ser Seite beocutenoer gr,
5ieber ipurOe ihon hdiifia barauf
bingepie'en, bnB ma Ole 9iebe SIR
SbGtigteit, jur Tilihteriiilung an
beiten III Dem &iuoc rpede unO
meun mon leiner Eilcge elm
flcines, lebenbcS @eleu mlterItellt,
iiir beiieu Wohlbeiin0en eS aileiu
5ll lorgcn ia; lei es nm ein Togel
cln &lBd)en, 2aniuden ODER mas
ionit INNER; bds feline Shier, hoS
tdglid) geiiittert mo beiorgt meroen
muB, ltellt Nnforberunaen an lei.
lieu flcinen Better, ~pcrlanat BON
linn Nuimertiamfeit. Eilege mo
Soraiolt mo lobnt inn lcinc
Wiiben bnrdl trciie Nnbauglihfeit.
GoS NepuBtieiL cab bon ibnenl
BON ibrer SprgiGlt. oas Mohi mo
@cbe zines @eid,opies %obhGngt onB
lie iiir ooiielbe peruntportlid lili0.
erregt IN Den ainoern SelbItit0n
higfeit. Yiliht6emuBtiein mo Sorg.
iamteit; burf bie'e SelhGiiiglm9
weroen lie BON manhem Shlimmeu
obqelentt lnb 5ilr Siebe gegcn Die
Sbicrmelt erSogen. slber biele
EDDIE bot oiif nob eilen anoeren
Sortbeil. ainber, Ole bon flein
AMI gum l~iebepc!len Sertehr nit Der
Shierpelt ungelcitet meroen, iirto
ielten arouiom rob ooer aepolt-
tb1tig. Die bGhlifen SbierolG.
lereien Die mon leioer bel ainbern
,,uN (S~r,uo1Souo, Ia ~ ,;,,S,t ,,,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-14
RATES OVER THE
PANAMA RAILWAY
SECRETARY TAFT CONTINUES
DISCUSSION OF QUESTION.
He Believes the Freight Charges Can
Be Materially Reduced-Double
Track Proposed.

Washington, D. c., April 12-Secre-
tary Taft continued his conference
with the new canal commissioners this
afternoon. He discussed the question
of rates over the Panama railway
with the diplomatic representatives Of
the South and Central American coun-
tries, who recently addressed mem
orandum to him on that subject.
Later Secretary Taft said that it
was the general desire to SO arrange
the charges across the isthmus, un-
der the government control of the
railroad that there would be one fiat
charge to every one. That, he said,
was the goal for which he was striv-
ing, although it was too early now to
say whether it was possible to accom-
plish. There were three things which
the United States desired, In connec-
tion with the Panama railroad, to use
II in the construction Of the canal, to
make it serve commercial purposes as
a link in the trade routes of the
world, and to make it earn enough
revenue to meet it's fixed charges and
at the same time pay some interest
on the $7,000,000 which the United
States government has invested in it..
Secretary Taft intimated that the
commission would recommend the
double tracking Of the railroad and
its equipment with new cars and To-
comotives, which IL Is estimated,
would result in more than doubling
the capacity Of the road.
, While no definite decision has yet
been reached on the question of rates,
Secretary Taft said there was no
doubt that they could be reduced be-
low the present figures. 1t now costs,
he said, to transport ton of coffee
from Central American ports to New
York $12, and to Liverpool SIS. or
this the Panama railroad gets from IS
to $6 and in some cases as much as IS
per ton. The actual cost of transpor-
tation, leaving out the expenses of the
New York Office OF the road and its
company organization, interest, divi-
dends, fixed charges etc., is something
less than $3.50 per ton. While Of
course, not all these expenses could
be eliminated the secretary was conf
dent that the rate could be fixed which
would be less han $5 per ton on all
classes Of freight carried across the
isthmus.
The secretary will have further
conferences with the canal commits
sioners during the week.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-14
ANDREW CARNEGIE
Speaks on the Glorious Democra-
cY of America.

Northampton, Mass, April 12.-Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie were roy
ally entertained today by the Home
Culture club at the dedication of its
new building, the gift of Mr.. Car
negie At the dedication exercises in
the Academy of Music tonight, Mayor
T. M. Connor presided, and George
w. Gable, the author, and president of
the club, made a report. Mr.. Car
negie gave the address. He said:
1T is natural that Northampton
should be noted for a new departure
in the good work of spreading among
the masses sweetness and lig.I,
through home culture clubs under Mr.
Gable. The question is always before
us: Is man retrograding or advanc-
ing? Is the idea Of brotherhood in
creasing" The answer is seen all
around us, and especially in these
home culture clubs. 1t is through such
means as this that the reign of de-
mocracy became firmly established
and extended.
THE alliance of birth ard wealth is
being displayed in our day by what a
man knows. In the future the primal
question will be how he serves his
fellows. Towards this idea | think
that we are marching more directly in
America than in any other land.
First, we have less distance to march
and fewer obstacles to overcome.
Our forefathers established in this
country a government of the people.
1t is on this platform we all stand,
the highest in the land, the president
being in the largest and deepest sense
beyond all other men the greatest
servant of his fellows. This is a glo-
rious democracy. Starting from this
place good roads lead direct to ev-
erything that tends to bring about the
brotherhood Of man, the true idea of
character and of service. hope
Northampton in the future, as now,
may be found marching in the van"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-14
MR.. ERLANCER
Forced to Admit That
He Had Sworn
Falsely.
-rtIr THEA -Nr -ntInT
THE THEATRE TRUST

New York, April 12.-Some more of
the methods of the so-called "theat-
rical syndicate" were exposed today
when the trial was continued in the
supreme court of Joseph Brooks
against David Belasco, wrowing out
of the division of the profits from
the play The Auctioneer." Samuel
Untermeyer, counsel for Belasco,
kept Abraham l.. Erlanger on the wit
ness stand from 10:30 this morning
until after this afternoon. He
forced him to admit that it is a
very difficult matter to book a first
class theatrical production without
the permission of the theatrical syn
dicate. He forced him to admit that
a number of statements to which he
had previously sworn were false.
Despite the best efforts of Abraham
Gruber counsel for the defense Mr..
E'rlanger had to admit that The theat-
rical trust had tried its best to keep
hidden the fact Of its interest in "Th
Auctioneer" and succeeded until yes
terday.
Finally, penned in by his own
statements and swamped in the maze
of testimony, he admitted that his
firm received two-thirds of 80 percent
of the The Auctioneer's" proceeds,
not for booking the company nor for
any services rendered, but as pres
ent from Joseph Brooks, the So
called straw" partner in the produc-
tion.
Mr.. Untermeyer asked Mr.. Erlang-
er how many departments there were
In his firms business and the wit
ness in a flippant manner said:
MANY be twenty; may be thirty"
what you mean to say is that you
have so many departments that you
cant give the exact number?" de-
manded Untermeyer
Yes, sir"
On further questioning Mr.. Erlang-
er said his business was not quite as
large as that. He could count the
departments.
"Mr. Untermeyer, you must allow
me to answer your questions in my
own way" replied the witness hot
ly.
mo, I won't" fairly shouted the
lawyer; we're away from 144O
Broadway now. You can't answer
them in your own way"
Witness finally admitted under
heavy pressure that in 1904 it would
have been a great, if not an impossi-
BILE task, to have booked a first class
company for the season without the
consent of the syndicate He admit
ted further that visitors book"
kept by the firm had been destroyed
after the present suit had been begun.
Mr.. Erlanger will be further exam
ined tomorrow when it is expected
that additional information regarding
the secret agreements" will be
brought out
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-14
THE VALUE OF FIRE
DRILLS IN SCHOOL
Thoroughly Demonstrated in New
York When 1900 Pupils Marched
Quickly to Safety.

New York April 12.-That fire drills
in New York's public shcools are eff
cient was demonstrated again today
when 1900 children marched out Of
No. l22 at Ninth street and First
avenue from a small blaze. They
reached the street in orderly fashion
and were in safety before they knew
the alarm had been for a real fire and
was not the everyday drill. The fire
was extinguished by teachers, but its
origin was suspicious and an investi-
cation is being made
Just before noon little girl pupil
saw smoke coming from closet in a
teachers room on the fourth floor of
the fye-story building. She tiptoed
to the Office of the principal, Miss M.
B. Milton, and told her what she had
seen. Miss Milton sent boy to tell
the janitor and then sounded the fire
drill. The boy misunderstood his di-
rections and told Policeman James
Mooney, who turned in an alarm and
ran into the school building, but by
that time the teachers and children In
the 80 class room were marching stead
lily out Of the building. Within FIVE
minutes from Miss Milton's signal the
building was cleared
Miss Milton and some Of the teach
ers, all Of whom are women. put out
the fire with pals of water. News Of
fire In the school spread quickly and
SO many mothers fiocked to the school
fearful their little ones had been hurt
that Policeman Mooney was compell-
ed to summon the reserves from the
Fifth street station. ~ =
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-14
THE LENTEN BACH
MUSICAL FESTIVAL
OPENS THREE DAY SESSION AT
BETHLEHEM, PA,
All the Works to Be Rendered Are
the Compositions Of John Sc
bastan Bach.

Bethlehem, Pa, April 12.-The great
Lenten Bach musical festival opened
here today. Performances were held
both this afternoon and evening. The
festival will be in session three
days. All the musical works to be
rendered are the compositions of
John Sebastian Bach, the great COM
poser Many of them have never
before been rendered before an
American audience. Conductor j.
Fred Wolfe was assisted in the work
today by q volunteer choir of 125
members and volunteer orchestra of
sixty musicians.
This afternoons program consist
ed of the two Cantatas Jesus Sleeps,
What Hope Remaineth," and THE
Solemn Moment is Impending"
At tonight's session, the first two
numbers on the program were the
solo cantatas, Il With My Cross
Staff Gladly Wander" and "Striks,
Oh, Strike, Long Looked for Hour"
These were followed by the beau
tiful cantata, There Is Naught of
Soundness in My Body" The gen.
eral theme of the Lenten festival is
the crucifxion of Christ.
The soloists today were Mrs. Ger.
trude Stein Bailey, alto, of New
York; Nicholas Douty, tenor, OF Phil.
adelphia; Julian Walker. bass, of
New York; Miss Lucy Brickenstein,
and Mrs. John Leibert, of Bethlehem,
sopranos.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-14
ACTION SUSTAINED
OF commandant in Refusing to Sur.
render Man to State.

Washington, D. c., April 12.-Acting
upon the advice of the judge advocate
general of the army the war depart
ment has sustained the action of the
commanding officer of the army post
at Fort Caswell, N. c., in refusing to
surrender to the state authorities of
North Carolina, for trial in the state
courts, Sergeant Lee Kye, who, it is
alleged, shot and killed Corporal
Thomas Harris, of the 3Sth company,
coast artillery, few weeks ago. A
grand jury in the Brunswick court re-
turned a true bill for manslaughter
against Sergeant Kye.
The action Of the war department is
based upon the fact that the alleged
offense was committed on the govern
ment reservation, and therefore, was
o matter for the eognizance of the
United States authorities and not OF
the state authorities. ."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-14

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-04-14
In Case of Accident.

Accidents will happen. Mother strains
her back lifting sofa. Father Is hurt In
the shop. Children are forever falling
and bruising themselves. There Is NO
preventing these things, but their worst
consequences are ayerted with Perry
Davis Painkiller. No other remedy ID.
proaehes II for the relief Of sore strained
muscles. There is but one PainkilIer
Perry Davis.