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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09

tnitctc in Den @utdcribDps 10 Gcnts
bn$ Bflnb. Gin llntcridico bon Iicber
Gcnts i'm &er9leid) ju Den Shrpctne.
p"rciien. Sic Sdipcinc muroen Mitie
Sftpber bielea Subres in &anias Ctr
Gum Sreiic BON $500 pro 100 Efo.
p~crfauft: $500 prp 100 Yfunb pbcr
) Gents pro Sfunb mebr uls Dor 10
Snbrcn. Sped, Der Dor Is Sahrc1
10 Gcnts bus Yfuno ~foitcte, ~foitetc
Wittc Sftpbcr 80 Gcnts, 25 Gents
mcbr ols Dor IS Subrcn, uub 81 9ts.
mcbr ais bns Yfunb Shipcinefleiid,
alif Dem Subc. Sails, nie Dor Is
Sabrcu. Der Y~rcisunteritieD 5lpiid)cn
Sdlpcincflciih auf Dem SuBe linb
bem gcrduhertcn Sped iieben Gents
betragen, bate Der 9crdllfcrte Sped
fir IS Gents baS Yflino pcrfaltft
Wcrpcn iollen. Gs foitet beutc uenis
ger, Sdlpcine in Den 9robcn Sdlad,ts
bdniern 81 ldladten ais frilber, bd
nan Jest ginrihtungen bat, Die 3cit
lno Irbcit iparen. Saraus gcbt
bcrpor, baB irgenbpo Gin Yrofit bon
90 Gents gc9en friibcr eingeitrihen
miro, linb eS liest flar auf Der Sanb,
bab Der Sarnner bicIcu Erofit nid,t
cinItreid)t, oa er 2H Wtal 10 bod lit.
ais Der Yrcis, ipeld)cn Der Sarmer
fir Die S9peine lin Den SicbbDicn
abgcliefcrt) crbdlt. 8er Die 3tpie
i%hcnbdnbler i%peiBuaidJeu mill. Der
mpge cS NAL pcriud]cn!-n2anpz
manu-"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09
Der STREET, I'M oft, JnSicn.

Our Belt iino 10000 oitinhiid)e
Wincndrbeitcr an Strcif. Sic Ser
nnlaiiung mar cine 5lpcifnfc. Gms
porting iibcr Nl;5pcitidung zines
9anbsmolincs in Dem Wiuenprt Cunt
Dec unb Die Irreticrltng bon 1000
Snbicrn. Die bon Sran5paaI ilbcr Die
@rcn5c nab Natal bringcn wollten,
Sas @cice in Siibzgirifn perbietct
Die llcberiieoelunl bon eincm Staat
nod cinem oubcrcn. Sene 1000
&rbcitcr plnntcn cine Denomination
3u 8nniten ibrcr um bciicrc Irbeitss
bcbin9un9cu td,nnfcnben Yanoslcite.
Sicr5u leicn min in Der vGbicago
Ibcnbpoit": rllunulDiam iiub Die
Irbcitcr III bcl britiid)en Goloniel
gcgcn aac %iugcunnntcn Snr6igcn. 81
bcrcn nid,t MIR Gic gicgcr unb Wtonz
golcn, ionocrn clld, Die piclfuf ais
anufaiicr obcr oar Irier .du9cIprohcs
ncn Siubu5 gc6dblt pcroer. Il5 briz
tild)c llntcrtbnntn ~pcrlangcn nc IN
elmer b%riiiid]cu Gplpnic Die gciclls
idloftlid,c Sld,tm1, Die o Den @cis
bcn bcaniprud,t miro. Snsbcipnbcrc
itrduhcn tic lid ge9en sie forperlitc
3ild,tiguno. Der Die &nffcrnarbeiter
bdufi9 nrtcr5oBcn mcrbcn mn .gcgcn
Die Ibionhcrlmg in offcntlidcn Ser
fcbrScinridtrn9cu. Spciielpirtbidnfs
fen ohcr %cr8nii9uugspldBen. sic
8pcrcu icbpd,, ole in eaii5 Gin Iirifo
micbcr Die Sbcrbnno crlnn9t mn
ibrcu GiniluB iogor nuf bic rein bris
tiifc Yropin5 Ncinl crlircdt hobcn,
pcrmcigern Den &inous %bartnddia Die
geicuid)nftlidlc @lcifberedltigung -
pon Der p%plitiid)cn anr nid)t 5lt rcben.
Grbittert burd, blcicn barton Srud,
habcn lid, hic Snbicr nm enblid) sum
Inl,cnnilsitnubc c%ntid]IoIcn. IN
Nntnl nIlcin ioHcn 100000 Sinbna
bic grbcit ein1citcllt baben mn ibrc
8riibcr IN Srnu5oonl molltcn ibncn 81
Nilfc fcmnlen, iiub ubcr an Der 8rcnSC
bnrh Sruppcn uufgebaltcu mprbcn,
Ser HUSBAND luirb pielc pirtbld)nft.
lihc Nnd)thcilc i'm 8efoigc bu6cu,
fanu icbod) uidt in cincn Itfitaur
ousurien. neil sic SinbuS nid,t 8obl=
reid gcnng iinb nm audi fcinc &aiicr
bcliecu. Ser britiid,cn Negicrnng mlr
Der %oifnQ bodliI homogeneous icin
mcil CT bic gnnie 6iuous 70 pDlfcrunQ
SnSicn'S in ibrcm &aiie gc9cu buI
ircnnSc erobcrcrpplf nod b%ciiarter
miro"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09
Orsaniiiertc 2trbeiterinncn'

Sn Scutid)lnnh 9ibt cS nabc5n
217,000 Mrbcitcrirncn, Die gclpcrt@
ifaftlicb pr9aniiicrt. Iiub. Snpon
entinIen aiif Die Scrtilinhnitric iiber
81 5000; nnbe6u $4,000 illo Wtetnll1
Mrbeitcrinncn; 25.000 1rcnncn lid)
Sabrifarbcitcrinncn; $4,000 gcbpren
Dem 8uhbinbcr9elrcrbc an; 1000
bcseidneu it'd ais &auDlrn9ss8e>
Gilfinncn. unS 10000 iinb III SdJncte
bcrlpcrfitdtfen ~bciddfti9t. Scr Telt
pertbcilt it'd auf mcbr ais cin Srbcno
@clperbc. Is gibt briibcn lpciblihc
Irbeiter inn acknowledgements, in Den
Sdfcreicn nnp 9ruuercicn, in Der
YorScQnn> Snbuitric. in Der Srans>
port Snbultric. III Der &ebcrs SnouItric
IL. /. ~. ltebcr 1000 prguniIiertc
pciblid)c Irbciter baben Dns ailri6>
ncrs @elucrbc, oic @aitlpirtbidoften,
boa Sattlcrgcpclbc unh Die 8ldss
Snbuitric. Sa5 Slciid)er : 8eperbc
bat $50 gcipcrfId)aftlid or9aniIterte
Irbeiterinncn; nabe5u 200 beiddtti>
gen it'd ais Steinboucr. $50 oils
5apesiercr, A dis Ialer ut,o 27 ais
@Grtncr. @pr 90 Sobren CAB es in
Seltihlunb rnub 1000 gciperflhaft1
lid urgnniiicrtc Irbciterinncnt I'M
Sabre 1905 $4,000. 8egenpdrtig
iest lid fait gcildu Der %5lp6lftc Sbeil
Der bcutidcn orsaniiicrteu Irbeitcr@
idaft ans Sraleu 1lnO Wdod)en 5n>
idml1cll,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09
a62,4I9 peferancn Ses Snrs
ecrfrieees bc5iebcn nod
Gentlemen.

Scr Sohrcsbcridt Nc5 Scr. Stons
Ten Ycniiouo GomuniidrS. Der nclilid
pcr0iicntlid)t murac. 5ci9t. pdB am
I. Suli nod, i62,i79 %ctcroilcu pc@
@ilrecrfric9c3 Ycniinncn bcSoacu.
Sic 3abl Der Mdnucr. bic NAH
reno bcs Nric9cS III Der llniouo Irncc
ltnD SIuttc gcbicut bubcn. miro nuf
2.213.365 gcidldsi. %dbrcuO bc2
per0unecncu Snbrce iinb 34.SS4
Ietcrantu gcitorbcu. muhrcue I'M
@nu5cn iO,09i p%tniipuiertc Yerioucl
9citprbcn iinn. PIN 1. Suli itanocn
nod $4,000 Ycripncu hller Glnilcu
uiIi bcu YcuiionSliitcn, bnppn iinb L.
142 T%ctcrunen BON m~crifunild)cn
&rieo urb 1.066 BON hcn Snoiuncrs
tricgcn. Ser lcBic ScternT pom
Gricge bcS Sabrcs 1912 1T Dor udt
Sabrcn geitorben, IS be5ieben abcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09
SerpcItcr .sruit unb Sarmer.

Sn icr Stsilc lpcrben Stimmen
Ialrt, baS Die Sarmer, nenn es Der
HcgicrlmlN gelinet, Den Sarpeiters
SriIit ulifSuloIen, pie1eift %ge5ipungen
iiub, mcbr fir Die Iaihinen 81 be-
3oblcn. D'nn neiit bnrauf bin, baB
bolb nad Der rIuflpiung" bes Dell
5ruits Der Yreis fir &eroiin unb @az
Iplin erbpbt plIrbe. User ba 9larbt.
ooB Der Sarneiter@ Sruit sum 8oble
Der GARNER ms Scben 9%erufen ipuroe,
lit entihieben i6icf gelpidelt. Ser
@encralanlpalt mciit bnrauf bin, oaB
Der Sriiit, als er III 1908 feline Opera
tionen bcsann, '@eihdfte in Der 6pbe
BON $53,000,000 tbat, pdbreno lid
bas @cIfdft IN 1912 nuf $125,O0O,z
600 belief; bos 8apital betrng IN
1903 1870 Willioncn Collars nnb in
1911 1913 .@iaioncn Collars; barals
gebt berpor, bab rie 3unabme bes aaa
pitfalls in feincm G~erbdltnib nit Der
3ltnabme pes Geihdftes itebt, 3. +.
Der Sruit perltaub es nit Dem &apital
INNER mebr Scid)dftc gu tbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09
Gifte Aieien , 10 aHerleitmns.

Gin eritaunlid)es Yrobuft Der mo-
bcrnen Sngenicilrsfunit miro i'm Ses
6ember Dem Setricb iibergeben perbcn.
Gs lit bics cine 205 &ilpmctcr lnn9e
unb flint 0tcter I'M Surd)mlci1er nle1s
ienbe 8ailerlcituns BON IibofansGez
lerpoir in Dem GatsfiQ> 8cbirgc, Die
Die Stabt Stem Wprf nit 8ailcr pcr@
Iprgen ipu. Scr GatsfiQz IcoldblItt
lpirb oils Gin IdJpierfscres 8crt be-
5cidnet ais Der Ban be5 Banana
aanuls, fir bellen Contribution nid,t5
peiter notblpenbig ipor. ais @citeinss
mallen uus5u9raber unb &audlc aus
3ubaggern, tpdbrcnb fir Die Segnn9
Der @aiierlcitung @ebirge burfbroz
fen,, Slinic untcrtltnnelt, ticfc nnb
brcite Sbdlcr iibcrihritten uno Nclp
Yorf bon einem bis gum dnberen Gnoe
burdbobrt lperben muBtcu. @c,m
baS @aiier in Sic 2citung eintritt,
miro es brei Gage bolieri,, ebe cS Die
Stabt erreiht. Smei Iiliarben Siz
ter iperben tdslih burd) Den aanal
flicbci1 unb %breieinbalb Ntiaiarbeu 9iz
ter tperben fir cpentuelle Selersz
briinite IN Teicrpc b!eiben. So5
Iibofan5 Heicrpoir lit inmitteu be5
Gatsfill : @ebirecs erridytet ipuroen.
gs unfaBt cine Sobcnfldfe BON 1910
Seftar nnb fann 430 IiQiarbcn Otter
@aiier fallen. Bic Sanfoiten Des Ges
~lerpoirs aleiu be.rasen 20 Wilionen
Collars. linn bieies Eeierppir Su
bauen, mubten Iieben S6rfer pers
ihpinoen unb 1000 S~criunen itdJ
cine, anbere .Seimath ilifer. Is ailns
meter Observation-Disclosures nrrben pcrlest,
105 8iloneter StraBen borten 5u criz
itiren nuf, pdbrenb "a &ilometer
meme Straben ltnS 5e6n nelc 8riiden
angelegt luerDen mltBten. Ser gnis
mel burh Den Selien, alf benz Die
Stabt Stem Yort itebt, lit "a &ilpmeter
lang lnb lpirb ais Der ldrieite Der
8elt be5eidnet. Sns gauge Inter
nebnten bat III Milionen Collars
gctoitet. unb 1920 Irbeitcr lpuren
iieben Sabre an Dem Sall bes Hieiens
lperfes tbdtig. r +. 2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09

Woden ertrogloS nrlb unperfduflif.
Wer perihpnt hlcibt, lam iein Sieb,
iolonge Die Seld)c berridt, bes>
9lcid)en niht p~crfuufen, ipenn er il,
Der Seiid)e5pne ipobnt. Ser Bauer
ioIl 5inlen. Wit mas? @elb lit
feineS ba. Or fam nltd feincs be-
ifaffen. Senn, bas %ieb, bas ein>
5i9e, lponrit er oics Sabr 5u @elb &C.
langcn fpnnte, lit cntipeber unperfdufs
lih pber cs tnnl MN nit Sdnben
lo~sgeidlagen iuerben. Sn ben Sor>
fern leiDet alles Nnbere inter bieiem
3uitanbe: Die Sanbiperfcr, Die &rd@
mer, Die Sdder. bic 8irtbe. llnb Der
iebi9e Sdaoen6uitnnb nirb nod 5ipei
lino orei Wionatc balicrn, and tpcnn
Die SeIfe gum StiQltanb fonlnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09
,Scfenntnife eincs Genpcr'
titett."

Sic .9icplIc $oehhpnabdirc" in
Iari5 hat nit Dem Ibbrud Ser llcbcrz
iebnng DER rScftEutniie zines GUns
pcrtitcn" Don Mobcrt Sug y
bc0 SobncS hco omgliz
den Sr5bi DO )
y dntertcrn mo frilhcrcu
anglifuniiden FoitorS. Der &utbulif
uub fatbuliihcr TrIeitcr gelporbcn III.
~be9cnnen. Sang beionoero gefdllt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09

nod 1919 &ittlpcn pon &etcrnncn due
biclcm arica Hcniioncn. 80 lpcni9er
ais por cimcm Snbre.
Sic mciitcn Yrniipndrc nibt co IN
Ship, ndmlid 1889; Damn foinntt
Icnniplpanin nit 1888; Nclu s)orf
nit 6S.270; Sainoio nit 56,4S2;
Snbinnn init ,l9,0S7; Millouri nit
80, 100; Midligon nit 3i.29S uilb
WuiindnlicttS nit 34.t2i.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09
Gin sutes &iibnerfntter,

bel Dem sic Siibncr iebr fleibis leeen,
lit folsenoes: Srpei Sbeile eefud,ter
llno 3erltampfter aartpffeln fperoen
nit 5ipei Sbeilen &leie tam beiten
8eisenfleie) ebenio lpie Der grotteis
NIT Sauerteis einseiduert, sleid Dem
9rote geformt lnb benin Baden NIT
in ben Sfen sebraht, bod 10, oab Die
Stiide nidlt aa5u bart iperoen. 6ierz
bon reiht ma ben Siibnern neben
ibrem setpobnlihen gutter tdslit,
etpns; aud, fam man Die Sbiere,
ipenn Die Wniie ipipeit reiht, aus
itlieBlih bamit erbalteu. 9efannts
lid f~relien Die Siibner 5eittpeiie iebr
gerue Sauerteis, Der linen audi feis
neslpees gu ifaben 1heint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09
Segcn Der Yafctppit.

Srobbem Die crit Dor &urSem cin>
sefiibrte Tafetpolt eiuen i'll Der 9ans
gen @eihdftstpelt fin faum m0glidD
aebaltenen llmfong angenommen
bat, bat ite ieood) IN einem Yunft nod,
nidt bic allf lie 9eiebteu grlpartungen
erfiiqt, ndmlif bas @inanberndber>
bringen 5lpiid)en Dem Sarmer unb Dem
Stdoter unb. Die ~Iusidaltung bes
Rittelmannes. Sic Yatetpoit bat
nod nidt ba5u beisetra9en, Die Soften
oes 2ebensunterbultes 81 reou5ieren.
8ebor bieies 3iel CREDIT nerben
fam, m"iiiicn nnh Der Iniidt bes
Eoitmeiiters sic fplgenbeu Serbeiiez
rrn9en einsefiibrt iperben:
grbobun9 bes 5uldiiieeu 8elpidts
Der Yafete.
S6nellere SefDrberune leiht bers
berblider @e9enitdnbe.
8orfebrun9en gum SdIs folder
@egenItdnDe, 3. .. burh &iiblun9
beim transport.
einridtungen auf ben GoitGmtern
our Iufgabe uno gum ltmlaoen bon
Sarmprobuften.
Cooperation Der Sarmer burb grz
rihtung bon 2ahepldsen auf Dem
2anbe..
Cooperation Ser Sarmer burd)
@arantierung zines itdnoigeu gbiab>
.gebietes fir hire @aaren.
Gr5iebuns Der Sarmer, bnrnit ite
lernen. lpie ibre Yrpbllfte iadgentdB
perpadt iperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09
SGweinesndlt III Mracntinien.

Sn Irgcntinicn iinb sic &reiIe fir
Hinbfleiih in jiin9iter 3eit berurt ges
itiegen, baB Die Hcgierung iid perans
labt geieben bat, Der Sdipciuc5uft I'M
2anbe cine grobcre Serbreitung 5u
peridaffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09
Ginit n1tb iebt.

gpr un9efdbr IS Sabren irirben
Die Shtpeiae III ben @iebbofen bon
&unias Sin fiir $500 pro 100 Yfunb
berfauft, unb Der 9erdlld)erte Sped
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09
&abt Sbr einem
2ltlas int &anie?

sbauder bat idon oft bem aeen in Der 3eians ODER in einent gude
efrast: .8o in Der 8elt liegt beuu bieie Staot?", $50 regt bas
anb?". $50 lteGt Der Slnb?" nb wenn man bmn 2enlano ia8te: "@nlt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-09

Sic .Sprb SimcS" cmpiicblt bic
%crlucnbnn9 Der leid)tcn uub bod
~frnitpo1cn Sorb. Wohcll T, ais pruts
tiidlc Silfsauorilitllng fiir ShIadlts
id,iffc. Siciclbc uiirnc ais 9ciDrhcs
run9smittcl fiir Sffi6icrc ouf Ynnhs
touren. Sllm Srdueport ppu Wuuition.
neutrality-suspicious., Erpptiion IN
GriegsidQcu uub hci Yonbz Muiopcrn
mn bel piclcu unhcrcn Tcrluclbuupss
urtcu quito Sicnitc lciitcn. Surdi ibrc
Ycidti9feit Mnb ibrcu froftpullcn,
lciituna5fobigcn Motor. hnrd, sic Gin
iadbcit ibrcr Gonitruftion. lpcldlc
!cidltcs Observation-Disclosures im Nid,tz
Acbrnud)sinllc gcltnttct, ibrc Spurs
iunfcit mrb pcridbicNcnc innitigc %ors
8iiBc mare Die Snrb bic looiid,c Gar
sur IuSriiirmJ ciuca aric95ihiiicS
fiir Sclbbicuit Cpcrutipucn scr
Wdnnid)nft. I'M &ricgc luic I'M %nnbs
man0Ucr.
Sine 8arngc IN Duncan, glasfa.
Sic Neipobner pca Scrritoriuma
NlnSfn pcrbcn purousiidtIid, bnlh init
elmer (Stubcbatcr) Nutnmobils
Garage unO elmer sTerfuuisbole he
pIiidt icin. bd9 critic Gn6cideu. DAB
nudl in Scr nrftiifen Negiou baS
neueite ELECTROMAGNETIC ripililirter
Boiler @in9ang finoet.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-22
THE EATON CASE

Plymouth, Mass, Oct. 22.-That
an eleven-hour search revealed no
trace of poison in the Eaton house
nor have the officers been able to as
certain where the arsenic which
killed Admiral Eaton was purchased,
was the substance of the testimony
given by John H. Scott, state officer,
IN the trial of Mrs. Jennie May Eaton.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-22

boEds to which are attached coupons
for the per cent dividends payable.
quarterly. Under the law the cor
poration would withhold the 1 per
cent on all these coupons and it
would be necessary for the said
widow to fill out a form which can be
secured from the treasury depart.
ment, claiming her exemption, be-,
cause the amount of her total income
falls below the legal minimum This
would be forwarded by her bank to
the treasury and she viii receive a
check rebating her share of the taxes.
Speaking of the, collection at the
source, Representative Cordell Hull,
author of the new law, says: "That
part of the new law requiring collec-
ton at the source takes effect No
vember 1 of this year. After this
date every person, firm, or corpora
ton through whose hands passes
fixed annual or periodical taxable in
come of the individual during the
months of November and December
must withhold an amount equivalent
to the tax due or to become due upon
the amount of such fixed annual or
periodical income as has thus passed
to the individual taxpayer since
March 1, 1913, in excess of $4,000.
To Illustrate: A man paying a thou
sand dollars a month rent would
withhold from the first rental pay
ment made after November the tax
due upon each payment made from
March 1 unless the landlord should
file notice of claim of exemption, in
which event the amount upon which
the tax should be withheld would be
reduced. This rule would apply also
to fixed annual salaries, interest and
so on"
THE EATON CASE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-22
THE MURDER BY MAIL" CASE

THE MURDER BY MAIL" CASE
Postoff1ce Inspector James e.
Stuart, in running down the cases
against the murder by MALI con-
spirators, has discovered that one Of
these germ-laden letters had been
sent to Mrs. julius Rosenwald. ~
The existence of the "murderers
by MALI was first known when they
sent letter, in which was deposited
yellow fever bacilli, to Mrs. Frederick
M. Steele. The writer offered to send
her the only possible cure for $25, 000.
The same offer was made to Mrs.
Rosenwald in a letter said to have
contained 20,0O0,00O deadly South
American germs. @
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-22


Corroborating previous testimony
regarding the Authorizations and pc
culiar actions of Mrs. Eaton, the Of
ficer said: I'm our search through
the house Mrs. Eaton acted strange
ly. She frequently picked up some
object and exclaimed, here it is now
We had to warn her. to be careful, for
twice she nearly tipped the corpse off
the stretcher by brushing against it"
DR.. Charles H.. Colgate, Jr., testi-
fed that Mrs Eaton brought some
preserves to his Office tol have him
analyze for traces of poison and told
him that the admiral was insane. He
stated that he called on the admiral
and left convinced that his mind was
all right.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-22
SPENCER LAUGHS WHEN TOLD
WIFE WANTS DIVORCE

Henry Spencer, or Jindrich Ska
rupa as he says his name is, con-
fessed slayer of Mrs. Rexroat, en-
joyed a good laugh in his cell at the
Wheaton county jail.
The occasion was the information
brought him that one of his wives,
Mrs. Nellie Koenig Spencer of New
York, had sued for annulment of
their marriage.
Nellie is the former maid of Helen
Gould. Spencer has told in lurid
terms, of how he killed her.
All he would say concerning her
today was, Very funny girl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-14
LOCAL LEAGUE ORGANIZED.
Great Interest in Work of Temporary
Schools and BenutifylnE Grounds.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.1
Scottsville. Va, April 13.-SeveraI
months ago Mrs. V. P. Randolph sent
out invitations to all who We're inter
ested In the public school work, to
meet at her home, "Estoriteville." for
the purpose OF talking over this i'm
portant matter Quite large num-
Der responded by their presence, ana
the result was the organization or
the "Scottsville School Improvement
League: The name has recently
been changed to the Scottsville Dis
trict Educational League" Mrs. Virgil
r. Randolph Is president. D. III. Pitts,
vice president, Miss Lucie II. Powers,
corresponding secretary; Miss Mary
Butler, recording secretary; Mrs. M.
Nj. Sans. treasurer. Executive COM
mittee Mrs. V. p. Randolph. Profess
SCR w. d. Smith. Mrs. D. II. Lewis.
Miss Lucie II. Powers. Mrs James F.
Dorrier. Local leagues have been
organized at Glendower, Alberene,
Carriers Bridge, Esmont and SCOTS
Vile. with large memberships.
Great interest is being manifested by
the members. and the result OF their
work can easily be seen. Funds
are being raised for making the school
building moro comfortable and for
identifying tho grounds. Numbers OF
the most prominent people in the dis
trict are becoming breatly interested In
the work. and by the beginning OF
next session the schools will be in
better condition than ever before
DR.. Roy X. Flanagan. of the state
Board Of Health. spent several days
here, and gave the town a thorough
inspection as to sanitary conditions.
DIR. Flanagan made his report at a
called meeting Of the Council, and sug-
gested several additional ordinances,
which were unanimously passed. The
authorities are determined to have the
town in an excellent sanitary condi-
ton within a few weeks. and the peo-l
pie generally are very much intereste
in the subject.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-14
TEST OF SUGAR BEET.
Urged on Peninsula Farmer by VIII
IfnmsburE Business Association.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Williamsburg, Va, April lathe
williamsburg Business Association
last night took up the matter of sugar
beet In this section. by appointing a
committee 10 induce the Peninsula
farmers to make test of the plant
next summer. If the results are sat
isfactory, and the analysis is what is
hoped for. efforts will be made to To-
cate factory here. The following
Is the committee in charge: G.. w.
Thorpe, Richard Houge. l.. T Ham
kins, d, S. Harris, d. G. Wilson, DR..
}. NJ. Henderson and w. C. Johnston
The following were appointed a COM
mittee to represent the association at
the Southern Educational Conference
In Richmond next week: D. S. Harris,
ID. G. Wilson, j. B. Q. Spencer. Drs.
IL. f. Bennett and w. p. Clark.
The regular monthly farmers auc-
ton, held under the auspices of the
Williamsburg Business Association
here to-day. was one of the most sue
cessful OF the series. although the at
tendance was not large on account of
the rain.
The game between William and
Mary and the Medical College of Vir-
ginia was called off this afternoon on
account of the rain and the muddy
condition of Cary Field.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-14
TEACHERS MEET
AT BUCKINGHAM
Addresses by Evan r. Chester
man, DR.. c. Alphonso Smith
and Others.
LSpecial 10 The Times.pispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Arvonia, Va. April 13--One OF the
most interesting and instructive edu-
cational meetings OF recent years was
held at Buckingham courthouse on
Friday. the meeting being well at
tended, in spite of the rain. and much
enthusiasm developed
Evan X. Chesterman, secretary Of
the State Board of Education, deliver
ed an address of ability and origi-
nality upon the subject. Thou Shalt
Not Murder--the Kings English, an
address that completely revolution
lied the modern hackneyed manner
OF presenting the subject He was lis
| tened to with much interest by peo-
pie from all over the county.
DR.. Charles Alphonso Smith, of the
University Of Virginia, delivered an
address upon the Ministry OF Poetry"
This speech was generally regarded as
the greatest Of the kind ever heard
In the country.
Dillwyn High School. delivered an ad :
dress upon the Economic Value OF
History" which was heard with much
enthusiasm
Professor ]. Walter Kenney. former
~ Of this county. but now OF Am
herst was present and spoke upon tho
subject OF The Rural High school,
His allusion to tho tremendous ad-
vance in high school matters In recen
years and the part played in their es-
tabhshinent by the retired State Su-
perintcndent Eggleston was we'll APP
piauded.
Miss Louis Harrison McCraw read
a paper upon "Punctuality." and Pro
lessor G. II. Brown. OF the Bucking-
ham High School, spoke upon The
Value OF the Cooperation OF Teach
ers"
Superintendent Plummer F.. Jones
delivered short address upon In
dustrial Training in the Schools He
stated that an experiment of one year
with colored pupils had convinced him
That no more valuable work can be
done in the rural schools than that
done by we'll paid travelling inspec-
tors. who Will teach the children OF
the county to work with their hands
make mats and do carpentering, farm
ing and cooking, sewing and general
housework: He urged all present to
do their part towards providing for
such work in the county in the flu
ture.
Professor Harry Turner. Of the st.
Andrews High School, presided over
the meeting.
The County Teachers Association
unanimously Endorsed Superintendent
Plummer +. Joness administration OF
school affairs. and urged the State
f'oard In petition TO reappoint him
for a term of four years
The teachers OF the county were
urged TO attend the sessions of the
Southern Educational Congress in
Richmond next week. and the divi-
sion superintendent announced that all
teachers who attended these meetings
VIII be paid for the time absent from
their schools.