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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
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Sciti0fcit rcgicrcn; bic Srcibcit
ober, lpcld)c lic ibrcn @c9ncrn cinrdlis
men, audi fir ihrc ci9cncn
Srcunoc b~cdniprrhcn.
Bic aatboIifen ncbmcn Die 9robs
ing hcs %nagencincu Gtrcifo nifi al
gu tragiid) ouf; bonn g lilib i'm
@au5en MIR 10000 ip5ialoemutra=
tiidc Nrbciicr setuerfid)aitiif prsant=
iicrt, Scnen cbcnip pielc dIriitlidJ Crsa=
~iiiicrte Mrbciter cntgegenitebcn. Die
100000 bis 100000 iibcrbaupt nod
ridJt orgeniiicrtcu Irbcitcr abcr lpcrs
Den nod longe nid]t alle Der rotben
Earplc folgcn. llnp ppber iolcn Die
Sp5en Dn5 0elo ncbnleil, ba ibrc
Yartcitaiisu burtb Die @ableu rein
nus9cid)Dpft iinb? Gin orocntlider
Strcif miiSte miuoelteus feds 8oher,
paleru lrub ipcnigitens 100000 Ir>
better nmfaiien. ipa or ieincn 3lped
nidt gan5 perfeblen. Safiir bralid,tc
IL runb 30 Milioncn fir eiuer
9an8cn Wpnat (bie 5ipei eritcn Der
icds 8ohen bes Gtrcifs miiBten Die
Arbeitcr iih chen icIbit belfen) rGms
lib I Wilion=500,000x2 Sranfer
pro Sag. User bringt bas @elb auf?
Bic rciden So5en t@anberpclbe uip.)
unb ibrc pcrbiinbeten 2iberalenl @S
Ipl cine Cite ~aufgele9t pcrbeu, uni
o~ieicnieen @eihdftsleute per 2ibes
raIcn. .relde nidt n5ieben" ipolen.
iplen bopfotticrt iperben.
Bic 2iberalen iolen alio 6elfen. Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

icst Den SAL. IS lei TO; obcr Inbcrn
id)aoct iiel llnb lpcr lie be5nblt, Der
~fiittcrt lie lnb crbdlt tic DEMONSTRATING.
&atboliihc @Dlfer, bic fcinc gruHe
Ereiic bnbcn, iino Der Seffentliffeit
%gegcniibcr itnmm. (Nicics paBt fpprta
lid auf Die cnaliidl srebenben Gatbps
lifcn Der ger. Stnatcn. - Alum. Der
Heb.) @ic mir bic Sprad)c braudcn,
10 n6tbia braMfcn mir bic Yreic.
Wir &atbulifcn limb genau 10 tart,
als es nnicre 3sreiie lit. Bic driits
Iiden SlGttcr, Die mnlern @loibeu
pcrtbeibigsn. micrc airdpe III Sdne
nebmcn. nniere iittlidcn unb mntcs
riellcn Sitter pertbcioisclL iinh nnicrc
9anoncn, uuicrc Yoiauncn. '~lnIcrc
Scitungen. Sarnm mi sur ggitn.
ton, eritens srsen bic idlehte Grefe,
s,ucitcnS fir bic hrinlidc Hreie.
Wilroe ein SitDe IN einem @aitbof cine
3eitung %pcrlnngen linb MAJ brGd,tc
linn Gin hriitlides 0latt. Der Snbc
miirbc bicS piclcift nls cine 9elcioiz
gung aiffaiien, gum @aitipirtb Iduien
unb lid betlngen iiber Die impertis
ncntc Seralsforberuna. Ter 2atbp-
lit aber liRt IS iih gans rnbis &C.
iallen, tpenn Tim Snbcnbldtter pprse4
lcst werbcn, bic iein Seilisites per=
b5bnen NIB u~eriputten, bic feline
draitcn 5einbe limb. 9as mub elm
Gnbe nebmcn. Ierlongt iiberan fus
tboliide SLATER! Ser @runb. ipesz
balb bieS BON fatboliifen Wdnnern
10 iclten geidiebt, liegt i'm &ansel
an Mlith
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
gerlamat katbnlif1e
8latter.
gun Safer aplb, 9. 8.

Benn iA irsenbipo gideIn unb
Sreber icbc. banu braude i6 nid)t
crit gu frasen. 10 + ba sefiittert iuiro'
Ginen dbnlidJen Sdlu6 tann ih mir
Sicben. ipenn id) aatboliten icbe iene
Yrenc leien. welde Die fatbolilHen
9Dlfer religioS, iittlih unb pirtbs
i6aftlih 5u @runbe rihtcn mill. bics
aud tbut nnb gum Sbeil idon getban
bat. User bic anti .driitlihe YreKe
bc5ablt, Der sleidt einem Wsemifen,
Der jcben Iag einen 0aHcnbuben IN
iein ,cauS bcitellt mno be5ablt, Der
ieiuem @laubeM. ieiuc STRIDE pcrb6bnt,
linn Vertamh nub SilSung abipridt.
ben Serrsutt laitert. @elder pcrs
niinftiee Ienif miro benz cine ioldc
9cItic. ipie oicic Yreiie cine lit, fit
tcrn2 - Wund)er mirp piclleidt cnta
9e9neu: ngRir itaoct JIG nidt." @e'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

yrulllrctU lt clN leluc2 cum
~ Scr Spariinn lit Dem acmeincn
~ @olfc a%n9cborcn. SasIelbc le9t
Seller nuf 6cllcr 3uinmmen.
ga abcr Die @olbltilde ipeDcr @ter
legen nod cliuge befommen, 10 millien
Die @riparuiiie angcle9t iucroen Sc
gcringcr tic limb, ie iihcrer tDnnen lie
an9clcgt nerben. Sc mebr Tie aber
madien, ie mcbr lit ibre Siderbeit be-
brobt. IS lit leiht 9ieieS felt5us
Iteacn. Die @rfabrura bat crgeben,
pae burdDiduittlid alle 30 Sabre Sas
beucglidc NIB nubetueglidJe Gigen=
tbmm in anoere 6auoe iibergebt.
Die amtliden geridlte Der Cribs
ldafts z@cbDroen belueiicn. iuie es IN
Rirtlidfcit nit Der BON Der 8cpolution
p%eriprudenen 8ertheilmng hes Natips
nalpcrmDgeuS beitellt lit. Ter iueits
auS grbhtc Sbeil hcsiel6en bcfiuoet
iid IN einigen Sauicuoen BON Sanben,
~,uurunter rcd)t idmutiac 5ablrcih pprs
banocu limb. IN chem nationals
Gfoupmildcn Werte. Das DSecouoertes
b'biitoire i0cialc" bctitelt lit, miro fclts
aeiteQt, baB iih has Hationals Der
m1aeu In meitauS pemigereu Saltoen
beiinbe, ais cS inn Mittclaltcr 5n
,Seitcn Der territorial Serrihaft nno
Der 9eibcigenihait ge,ueien. Gbenio
baben Stride unb @eiitlihteit, Der Sof
muo Der Nbel mie 5u 3citeu Der
0lonurdic Der Salois unb Der gours
bonen niemalS 10 piel Seiib in Sdnben
acbabt, uic es Jest Gin flcincr Sanfcu
non &apitaliiten 81 Wesc sebradt hat.
Iuf @runb bicier omtliden CRIB
Idaftss Stutiltif fam ma bns Tatios
nalperm6ocn in 3iuoli alaiien eintbeis
len, in mcldc i'm @nn5en 14,490,SS0
Snbipioucu ein9creibt, iueld)e cilei,
! eiseuei %pcri0nlihem @elis babeu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
Sic ,GnnbiGan 5iucier &clten",

Sie n9innbiGau s,ucier &clten",
bus aQbelitife Wountsblatt, pcldcs
9indfolgcr uub @r6e bcs gciiti9cn
8ciiBeS - Der matericlle mar ia
+. Hcbenia6e" - beS .8orfdmpfcrs"
BON &crrn Siercd ipnr, iAout MN
aud ni6t mebr IN Die Sunbe:
Tie lit eingegangcn. Inns
luuubert co nid,t, bab alc Oicie
ngroBen" 2citun8s : llntcrnebmcu 10
IdneQ biuIiufcu. Sic buuen chen
nidJt auf bic @ irfGi6feit. Mibt
uur. nie Die "Gbicngoer G6enbpoit"
crtldrt. pnrcn ~gortdmpfer" umb
.Nunbidnu" ni6t bertraut nit ben
Seutih= gmcrifanern iuie tie limb,
IonOeru Tie lpareu 81 bpdmiitbig. 81
ltol5 uub Bodiabrenb, I'M iih aiid nit
Den 2euteu mn beren 6eiligiten Sntez
relicn ab6uGebcn, pcldJc tic gerne ais
Sablenbe Nbonnenten untcr
ibrcr Sabuc Iammeln polten. Gle
meintcn ipobl. peil JIG Gin. i6rer
Iuiidt nad,, ridlti9cs 9 roeram nj
bnttcn Iontc rolcS lle6rigc" bon Ielbii
tommcu. @ir fcnncu bieie Iri
) Ii brcr lhonl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

Infer Staat Su,ua bat beim leBten
Genius Die bebauerlihe grldeinun9
befunbet. baB bier Die Sa1oiluht, Die
Slrdt mad Der Stabt, idon in unies
rem, nod perbdlniBmdBig iirngcn,
ionit 10 lolibeu I9rar ltaut eingcs
iest bat. Sranfreih, bas Sanb, ipcIs
Dies ia 6eute aus ieiner Stole ais
.Glteite So9ter Ser Gbriitenbeit" in
jene Der oS6redcusgeitalt Der Natio>
men" 'ectreteu lit, 5ei9t, ipie Gisosfpebl
audi cine ScroOuns bes 2anbes.
2SG6renb ndmlih Die G a III M +
ScbDIferuug falm 5llgenomnlen, ba6cr
sic stable SariS 124,717; Spor
51,682; Iarieiae 1921; Siuc 49,
2O5; Ni5a 8,70S; Tarcp 9.379;
Gpuen 6,52S; @erIaiqes 5,63S; &c
SABRE 1929 Ginlpobner q NJ IL
I6nabme Der @eburtcn nm
3ug in Die StoDt 6arafteriiicren in
beoenflid3cr @ciic Die leBte &olts5dbs
lung Srantrei6's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
antrrnntinmale llrradJrn
DER Gbrmrrnna.

grfeus: McbrpruOuttiou bon
Sob, Silber uub ]GbelmetuIlen,
Nrbeit55eit : &ertiir3uugen, 2obulteis
gcrungen ale itootliHcn uuO pripotcn
Observation-Disclosures, Die per6eiertc
&~e6eusbaltuug Der Nrbciter trei6cn Die
Yreile bon &ebcC9mittel in Die @0be,
3ncitcn9: gAld ser mittlcre
uno tleincrc 2an6pirtb bot rs
b0bte Yru0uttion5foi It { II
5u beden, lpcgcu IGbcrer &0Bne, belize
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

Gs lit beseihnenn unb NJ Ii t + il
q n ., bab Cardinal Sarlep bon Nctp
Oort iid alI6 berabeelaiien bat, Den
io5ialen &urius bes Central @ereinS
in Der Sorbbam llniperiitdt gu Sem
9orf, in einem eisenen S6reiben, gu
approbieren uno our Sbeiluabme on
bemielben auf5uioroern. lin ms
gegen DEN SeiiimismuS 5ll
i6iiben, lei es bier seia9t, bnb Der
Central @ereiu redt bemertenslpertbe,
praftiihe HeIultate in ieiner G8itation
fir Sp3ialreform in 1912 auf5u>
ipeiien bat. Sic biirften unb ioaten
geipib 9rober iein, ipenu abcr bas
lit ia 4qtass9eiprd6sz Stoff.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
9lut Gin Shritt 10 better in

Hnd) ct1 Snrttf Detter III Der
Sraueufragel Sn Gbicago bat Sran>
lein Inna Iurpbp bas G~ibiloienits
@ramcn 6eitanben uno cine Stele ais
8arbs Superintenbentin Der 49,. Der
9rDBten llnb nortli6 g it c n
8arb Der Stabt erbalten. limb bas
Notwithstanding babel lit = unb bars
iiber ltaunen eben ale m q 6 n
Splitifer unb Gonturrenten - Der
nelle 9 eentebrtl limb tonneu
mir es ben be9eiitcrten Sreunoen Der
Sraueus 8eipeguug perbenfen, ipenn
lie a~llsrufen: .9a babt SIR es fpiez
berl Sic S%raucnfraee lit gum Sbeil
in Der Sbatia9e besriinoet, bak bic
WtGnncr nidt mebr leiifnnssfGbig
iinb!" Saben mir, babt Sbr CO ges
bort, mir, S6r Wdnner?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06
Wabrbrtt fir a(ntum mnh
attdttmninm-Ient

Sn einen Sa9blatte tpirb bnralif
allfmerfiam 9emadt, bab Die prsanis
fierten arbeiter, Die Unions, cine II NJ
ri6ti9e unb irre ii renb
an9abe MAIDEN, fpcnn iie ale Seiics
rrngen in Der Gage Der Irbeitertpelt
einfa9 fir ii6 in Anipru6 nebmen
poer einen Derarti9en @iu>
II d bernorrufen. G5 pirb i'm
rSurpeD" BON gpcrett g. 8beeler bon
Stem 9ort bargelegt, Dab Die Unions,
AUDI pbne Die SorOeruug bes ncloieb
Flop" Der Sade Der Gr6eit bienen
fDnnen. tpie es an9eblifer &eiie Die
.Imerican gfiociation of SKATERS,
Wates nno Silots" erolgrei6
getban babe, inoem iie init anberen,
fo5ialseIinnten Mdnnern, inz uno
auberbalb Der @eietsebunsen, 8 III
( q m m b E il c n. Damn
ipirb auf 2orb S6afteburD, Den englis
i6en Riniiter, uub beiien berrlihe
Sbaten fir Die ar6eitenoen &lnfen
srr &iir8une Der Grbeits5eit unb @r>
b0bung Der &obne bingeipielen. W / +
Sat6oIiten f0uneu Dieien ndtiir>
lid Siidof &etteler, 0rafen @alen,
&inotburIt rnb Die idmmtli1en Gen>
trrmsleute bin5ufiigen, tpcl6e, nit
ipeni9en Illsnobmen, % 6 t NJ
Ieute, B. b. Feline &rbeiter
iparen, fpenngleid Tie pieaeidt in
biclen Sinii9ten ni6t ben II II o ~,
Ipnbern Den d. r it d. @runb>
fGben in Der Grbeiterfrage gum
Sur9brud)c balfen.
llno Oarin fcblcn 9eipiB iebr
bicle llnions2eute. aud 6riitli6c nnr
fatbolii6e, baB fir lie mid Die
6riitIi6en II, ionbern Die II nions
&uiiGten INNER maBgebcnt
F, iinb. llnb np Sas eintritt, BORT
entpideIt iid Der Il 5anas
tismuS, 3. +. bic McGa=
rtara'S.
InbercrieitS lit o6er allb fur6t6ar
fpabr, ipa5 mir in berielben Nhlmmer
Des Surrey, aus Der Sober bon
gaDarb &. Sorri1on DEM Soriibcr Dea
Snoultrial Committee Der Gongregaz
tipual Conference, aus Wnloen, Wfail.,
Ieien, nel6er Den &ir6en bortuirfi
es 1ei ibre S6ulb penn Die Unions
niGt Den @eiIt bes G6riitentbum5 ems
gefl0Bt 6efommen bdtten. Sic Girden
beanIpru6en ba5 &ebramt ilber Hehi
unb llnre6t nad Of / it Of I Nn1
idauung, unb, ipenn Die llnions 9es
fpegung, ipeldbe Dor iiber 100 Sabrel1
i'm 2anoe begaun, midi 6riitli6e
@runbidbe ertannt un0 befol9t bat
bann iei es Der Sird)en SdJnlo. Sr
fat alien Sir6en9emciuoen ieier
llnionmGnner unb bieie bate man
iammeln nno belebreu iulen. SieI(
1lnionleute IN Der @emeinoe batter
bod o e 9~cItauben unb nan ia.
iie iiberIebenl Man bate ioacu oil
beiten, itdrtiten 6riitli6en GbaratterI
beIcbreu un0 in bic II II | o l
i1iden, barit lie Dem HnOifalismu:
Elm Gnoe MAIDEN nilrben. ,Si,
&irhen ais @emrinidaft, peritebei
nifts pUn Der @ientalitat Der itniun.
Ieute." Sn Bolton ieicu c5 gcraOl
Die fir6Ii6 : 9eiinuteu Seute
pelGc Der nYien anb 8eligipn Wope.
ment" om It biubcrIid
ieien unb nelde nidt bereit iinb, bi
Sra9cu bctrcffeuO On5 moraliide mi
iittlife SSo6l Der llnionleutc az be
udtcn. Die M~ic9inmarn's f6nncn mid
bnrh @crihimpfcu pcrbiuSert uoe
gebeFert Ucrbeu, iOnbern burd pcri6n
Iide S%efnuutihaft Der eiu5elnel
&irGenmGnner (hurhmen) nit ben
cin5elnen llnipumauu in icincr HadD
barifnft unn nur Surh iolden lin
gang lam bic Stride bic Hutb lire
llmaebuua feuicu l%erIter. - (Yt. IS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

a. arts. Sen 10. Suli II. =
Srautrcid lit elm reidcS 2anb.
~ Scr Spariinn lit Dem gcmeitcn
II Nolfc anacborcn. SasIelbe le9t
~ Srnrr mi cnr1cr 1ninmmen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-06

- lts elmer llnterrebune bes See
" pntierten DC Selicez @iuffribn
nit eangcnen ii l.
~ fiihenS ffiRiercn IL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25

feet specimens OF this coming type OF
beauty are already seen among the four
hundred OF New York. The same type
is found among certain professional
beauties in Europe who show charm,
strength. agility and intelligence. but
whose beauty is radically different from
that chiselled by the sculptor Of old
HeIlas
Beauty Is immortal only by the impress
sion II produces and will produce on thoss
who see it. 1t is always changing and tho
means by which 1t fascinstes and charna
men are different now from what they
were.
Some people love a very large nos.
but the Tartars, want the nose TO BE- -
ineonspicuous as possible. While t.
European race considers a white Coz
plexion beautiful. the numerous eclorsa
races Of Africa, America. Asia and
Australia think II ugly.
The Chinese see no beauty without .
yellow skin. the Indians want It red. =
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25

listed in vain. The immortal breath Of
antique beauty will continue to vivify the
art OF tomorrow as IL does inspire art Of
today, but 1t will not be allowed to
smother It In a too tight embrace.
The Idea Of beauty does not allow any
codification. 1t evolves. Based on life,
II must follow life closely.
The changes in the social and moral
conditions Of humanity will bring about
the triumph Of another ideal Of womanly
beauty. 1t will be neither a superior nor
inferior TO that Of Polycletss or Praxiteles
II VIII be somewhat more, for IL viii have
conformed to the evolution Of woman and
the changed taste Of man.
Beauty has its historical phases just
like any other branch Of our material ex-
istence. This is a point we must not over
look.
The Law Of the never changing proper
lions Of the human form, which has been
called thetcsnOn Of beauty. is a mere fie-
ton. It'ysries With the sayants and ar
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25

lists. There have been about a hundred
eanons Of beauty from the days of the
old Egyptians until our days, and these
are very far from being identical.
According 10 the most famous canon
OF Polycietes. the length Of the head
should be about one-eighth Of the height
OF the whole body. divided into three
equal parts-from the hair to the root OF
the nose, from there TO the point of the
nose. and from the point Of the nose again
to the point Of the chin. The other
eanons approach that Of Polyeletes more
or less, evenfif they vary somewhat.
The law Of proportions only deals with
a certain normal type, which. however.
varies according TO the surroundings that
produce It. The beauty OF the body does
not consist in harmonious measures of
Its different parts. There Is first the
symmetry between the right and LEFT
side Of organism. which brutally de-
strOys all preconeeived ideas. Then there
is the indisputable fact that a woman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25

wrought certain changes in the physio-
logical structure Of woman. Certain
plastic forms. considered as absolutely
necessary or essential to beauty, have
changed.
The Greek woman incareerated in the
gynaeeeum received no education while
women Of today often is the mental
equal Of the male worker. The wealth
Of ideas and facts which her brain con
tains has enlarged her skull Her fore
head has grown taller and broader and
the law Of physiological coordination has
caused several other structural changes
Of her head. Women Of today cannot
possibly be identical in form and shape
with the woman Of old Athens and
Sparta
in time we will realize this and. great
though the influence OF Greek art Is. IL
Tili gradually cease to exert itself on
points where it clashes with the ideas OF
modern life and the ideals which shah
arise. But Greek art viii never have ex-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25
BY JEAN FINoT.

WIN the evolution Of the new woman
exert a pernicious influence on her
beauty? To answer this question IT is
first Necessary to define: What is
feminine beauty" 1t is first Of all
everything woman which delights our
ewes and charms our soul Now, IL the
eternal feminine never ceases to change,
/. Is very easy to prove that the eternal
masculine is also subject TO a constant
evolution.
our wsy OF looking upon beauty VIII
change, not only because woman never
eases 10 change, bat also because mans
.deas Of woman change Just as do NO
mans IDEAS Of men The qualities Of
an admired object first Of al depend
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25
Beauty of the New Woman

on the subject that admires them
Beauty Is not subject to innexible
laws. Their terms vary according to
surroundings and epochs- We are all
still influenced By the ideals OF Greek
art. We often find a woman beautiful
because her forms and features would
have made Phidias or PraxiteleF con-
sider her so. Classical sculpture has left
a powerful impression on the art and
artists Of all times. II IL through the
eyes Of the artists that we Judge even
today. Not being able 10 admire the
nude human form which exposed itself
literally under the clear skies OF Greece,
ne see il only as il was seen by It's
great artists. StiH the centuries that
separate Us from those days have
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25

Mr.. L Knceter is calling attention
again to the fact that he is the orig
inal L. Kneeter and 10 his address.
$685. South 1sth St
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25

Brandeis Stores are announcing a spe-
clal value in dress forms for the spring
fashions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25
FASHION
NOTES

Miss Hartell left Saturday for New
York on her usual spring trip. She win
return about the 18th. when she will
make her announcement of the new
spring models and importations.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25

The c-B corsets for which Hayden
Bros. are exclusive agents here will again
play their usual important part among
well dressed women.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25

Mr.. L. Lief. the well-known exclusive
ladies' tailor, says he Is already besieged
with an abundance OF spring orders, but
is prepared TO take care Of patrons in
good shape.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25

Miss Holland Is now in her new loca-
tlon and is ready to furnish her usual
splendid service TO her patrons.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-02-25

This season promises to be an I'M
usually busy one at Elkin's, one OF
omaha's exclusive tailoring establish
ments.
The Lake County times., 1912-02-20
HAMMOND MAN
TRAPPED WITH GIRL
Otto Miller, Switchman, Ar
rested Last Night With
Young Girl in Hotel.

On a complaint sworn out by his
wife, Otto Miller employed as a
swftchman, was arrested last night in
room at the Maine Hotel by Captain
Hanlon where he was found in the
company of an IS year old Hammond
girl Anna Jursens, 106 Russell street
Miller was brought to the police sta
tfon and charged with disorderly con-
duct. Unable to give bond he was held
at the police station where his trial
will come up before Judge Barnett this
afternoon.
Following his arrest the young girl
told of some sensational charges which
may be filed against Miller. but owing
to the fact that she was IA years old
when the charges occurred ii is not
likely that he will be punished as his
wife and the young girl do not want
to prosecute him.
Miller is a married man, As years
old and for some years has not been
living with his wife. He met the
Jurgens girl some four years ago and
during that time he has been her con
stant companion.
The Lake County times., 1912-02-20
TEST CASE TO Be
MADE OF LICENSE
John Meehan of Gary Starts
Suit in Superior Court
For $3.50.

For the purpose of testing out the
question Of their right to refund GER
tain moneys for an unexpired saloon
license E. c. Simpson, city treasurer OF
Gary and Harry Moose, city clerk.
have become the defendants in a suit
that has been started by John Meehan,
saloonkeeper who claims to have
$3.50 coming to him on an unexplred
saloon license.
On May / the plaintiff paid his Ii
cense fee of $500 to the city of Gary.
On the first Monday of November he
renewed his county license. He was
compelled to get a new city license
at the same time.
The city council passed a resolution
appropriating $3.50 to reimburse the
plaintiff for his unused license. Treas
urer Simpson and Clerk Moose refus-
ed to pay over the money until the
court should establish their right to
do So The case was filed by George
Barden and McAleer Brothers.
The Lake County times., 1912-02-20
Filed in Superior Court.

S109. Charles Il. Martin &C. Georg.
Miller) VS. Margaret Martin. D!
vorce. Room No. l.
$40. Harry j. Martin (Iembroff &
GiazehrookD VS.. Harry NJ Dill
Foreclosure of chattel mortgage
Room No /.
Sill Federal Union Surety Co
tGreenlee & CalD vs.. A. C. Huber
Suit on bond Room No. ..
SIP. Citizens Trust & Savings Banl
of Indiana Harbor CIV. b. Var
Horne) vs-sJohn E. Fletcher ct al
Foreclosure of mortgage. Room
No. ,.
SI1S- w. w. Hatch & Sons (B w. Var
Horne) VS.. Indiana Trust & Saw
ings Bank ct al. Foreclosure oil
street assessment. Room No. g.
s214. South Side Trust & Savings
Bank Co Damages Room No /
S115. Anna Keri (Kennedy e. Skunk
vs. Daniel Keri. Divorce. Room
No l.
The Lake County times., 1912-02-20

class productions and the scenery was
gorgeous.
Fogarty Makes Hit.
tommy Fogarty is positively the fun
niest comedian that has been seen 1t
the Orpheum since it opened. Fogarty
does not have to try to be funny; all
ne does Is act natural. At yesterday s
performances he made the audience
laugh until it's sides ached
good word could be said about ev-
erypody in the company. Even the
cnorus was up to the average of the
pest road companies putting out musi-
cal comedy.
Srace Manlove, as Winnie winters
the winning Miss" has been seen in
hammond before and is the same sweet
winsome girl. ]. E. CoghIan. as Capt.
Mike McGinty, the old sea captain. was
almost as funny as Fogarty
The musical feature of this attraction
should not be overlooked. There are
some fine songs well sung and after
seeing the show the average person
goes away feeling that it is the best
bargain in amusement that was ever
offered in Hammond.
The Lake County times., 1912-02-20
0RPHEUM PUTS ON
CRACKERJACK SHOW

The Orpheum theatre is giving abso
iuteiy the biggest measure of high
grade entertainment for 10 ana 90
cents that has ever been seen in the
city of Hammond. 1t is a dollar show
at vaudeville prices, and If the house
Is not packed every show for the rest
of the engagement 1T will be a refiec-
tion on the judgment of the people OF
Hammond.
1t is nothing short of remarkable
that the management OF the Orpheum
could trot out twenty seyen high-grade
artists. not twenty five as was adyer-
tised, and make any money out of the
enterprise.
1t is impossible to say too much in
favor of "A Winning Miss" for it is
exactly the same snow and the same
people that appeared in Hammond some
time back at regular musical comedy
prices.
And there was really nothing missed
from the original production Most of
the original cast was in the company
that appeared at the Orpheum yester-
day and last night. The costumes were
the equal of those seen in the better
The Lake County times., 1912-02-20
MEETING OF BAR.
GARY CASE ON TRIAL

1t is expected that the rest of the
week in Judge Lawrence Becker s
court will be taken up with the trial
of the case of Molnar, pro ami. VS.. the
City of Gary.
The case is suit for damages
against the city a result of an acci
dent which occurred when the plaintiff
was out buggy riding with their little
daughter and the hild was thrown out
as result of q collision with a pile of
building materials in the street.
The little girls leg was broken. Nc
Mahon & Conroy represent the plaintiff
and Bomberger. Sawyer & Curtis the
city The case is expected to take the
rest of the week