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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-03

$500. General Chemical 20
Eadisch" Go Iicrrcr & M"rl GO.
FHrhn crkC-iioCchSt 90. illcydcn Chemical W.
y. l. Il. ). iiScr coward uilrs Son a
Inc. 60.
500 ~ klipstcin a co.
Eorliu Auiiiuc co. Nero. A 20
fartcrfahriNen of FL Peters. white < 60.
hcrfcld 60. charles ifzcr 4 90.
$50. Io"ssl,r & Hassachcr
Church a pV isht 30. Chemical 90
Tritzsc1c Brothers. Wing a Evans Inc.
Gcic! ter Nicer 90.
Clothing and kindred trades through
Frank H. chambers. treasurer:
500" William Skinner sons
Rogers Icct 4 20. f. II. Van Iug'n 4 60.
Slou. 500
Alfred Benjamin 4 Co. Louis Auerba-h
BrohsW Erothers W ~ Browning
irooas lir"lhers. Ir.dcricA l'uitcru'lI a
Cohen. Goldman 4 CO eco.
James Il. Kciscr VI q -. MAYER.
Linen Thread CO. $50
National cloak & suit Root Mfc Co
Co
IN the former trades Stl1 more was zee
coivcd IN smaller amounts. making thclr
total contributions s2or I'm the clothing
trades S9S3 In smaller contributions
brought their total up 10 seat. making
the grand total from both .r11Cs 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-03

BATES On THURSDAY o'crn- jaH.>ry -.
1873. IL Los angeles cal. alic' .ho J.,
ness im0Ren g. Rates. ifc 81 Wells IT,
Hates and daughter - the late James COS
grove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-03

CEBALLOS In this c.ty. on SATURDAY., fetrl
4~, / suddon;y. or apop'eAy. Juan ". Ccla
los. m the - ID year OF his sc. Funeral ser
vices will 5e held nj No. ~ Madison ave
on TUESDAY mOlnirs, az 10 tlOoh. inter
U.cnt m!yatc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-16
MOB CHASES JAP
LABORERS AWAY
Construction Gang, at Pistol
Point, Threatens Little Brown
Men With Hanging.

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Colo, July
ia construction gang working on
the extension of the Denver and Salt
Lake railroad yesterday attempted to
drive from the grading camp a party
OF Japanese laborers who were
brought here and had been housed in
box cars.
The gang went to the Japanese
camp, three of them impersonating
officers, for the purpose of gaining an
entrance into the cars.
AS soon as the doors were opened
the gang of men rushed into the cars
with ropes and revolvers and ordered
the Japanese to dress, giving them
notice that they must cease work on
the railroad grade and leave this part
of the country.
They then conducted the Japanese
about two miles out of town and told
them if they returned the ropes would
be used.
Sheriff Chivington arrested three of
the ringleaders and has placed depu-
ties around the bunk cars to prevent
the members of the mob from at
tempting to carry out their threats
Officials of the road insist that the
Japanese shall be allowed to work,
because construction work has been
delayed by the lack of laborers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-16
DELAY ACTION ON HOME
RULE FOR ANOTHER YEAR

LONDON, July ia motion for
the second reading for the Home Rule
bill was defeated in the House of
Lords last night by a vote of SO2 to
364
A motion made by Lord Lansdowne
declaring that the House of Lords
declines to proceed with the further
consideration of the Home Rule bill
until it has been submitted to the
Judgment of the country" was adopt
ed without a division.
The bill will now remain quiescent
until next year, when it will be
brought up in the House of Commons
and there passed for the last time
and signed by the king without the
sanction of the House of Lords, as
provided in the recent veto act.
Premier Asquith promised the
House of Commons last night that the
government would present it, at the
next session, its scheme for the re-
form of the House of Lords.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-16
Divorce Recommended for
Mrs. Robert L. Harrington
Especial to the Newark star.l


TRENTON, N. j., July 16.-In the
report of Special Master in Chancery
Samuel A. Besson a decree Of divorce
is recommended in favor of Mrs.
Bertha Harrington, of Lyndhurst,
from her husband, Robert l.. Har-
rington, who wilfully deserted her.
The petitioner, whose maiden name
was Bertha Bowler, was married to
Harrington in the Presbyterian
Church at Lyndhurst on August "a,
1892, by the Rev. II. p. Miles, and
The couple lived together until March
"a, 1905, when the defendant deserted
his wife.
Harrington was charged in the pc
tition with cruelty and with coming
home many times under the influence
of liquor, at which times he became
abusive to Mrs. Harrington, and with
issaulting her.
There were three children by the
marriage, Robert, is, who lives with
his grandmother, Carrie Harrington,
at So Clerk street, Jersey City; George,
IS, who lives with an aunt, Sarah
Fish, in East Alstead, N. H., and
Bessie, aged 10, who is at the Chill
dren's Home, Montclair.
Since the desertion Mrs. Harrington
has resided at Lyndhurst, and for a
time supported her daughter at a
home in Hackensack and later in the
home at Montclair. She has worked as
a housekeeper. She moved to New
Jersey at the time of the desertion.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-16
WITTPENN CLUB SUED

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. July H.
In the suit of the members Of the
Square Deal Association, who insti-
tuted proceedings in the First Dis
trict Court to recover furniture
valued at several hundred dollars
sold to the Fourth Ward H. o. Witt
penn Democratic Club some months
ago, Judge Carrick yesterday gave
verdict in favor of the plaintiffs,
along with counsel fees. The value
The value of the furniture was
ously estimated at from $275 to $425.
1t was sold to the Wittpenn Fourth
Ward Club for $50. Inns occurred
after a dissension arose in the Square
Deal Club on proposition to dis
band.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-16
WASHER GETS 200 DAYS
Isnccinl tn the NeMnrk star.I

TSpecinI 10 me NtNHrN otHF'I
PATERSON, N. j., July 16.-Miss
Mary Walsh complained to Recorder
Carroll yesterday that John Marone,
of 213 Clay street, had tried to fiirt
with ner on the street and had made
himself offensive.
"Flirts aren't popular in Paterson"
said the recorder to Marone. I'll fine
you 800 or send you to Jail for 200
days"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-16
RAD1UM $4,000 AN OUNCE

LONDON, July 16.-It is reported
that the German emissaries who
came to London seeking radium have
bought every available gramme of
the British supply. which is only an
eighth of the quantity wanted. They
paid cash down.
The present price of radium is
equivalent to So, 400, 900 an ounce.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-16
Table Linens

Irish All Linen Satin Damask Table Cloths, with
napkins to match; choice of new designs
72x72 inch cloths, regular $780, special. Sl49
72xeo inch cloths, regular $780, special. .S19s
72xl0S inch cloths, regular $500; special .$249
23-inch NAPKINS regular S275; special. .... .S2l9
Irish All Linen Damask Table Cloths and Napkins,
heavy quality pure flax.
72x72 inch cloths, regular $3.50; sale price. sl9S
72x9O inch cloths, regular $500; sale price. .s24s
72x1OS inch cloths, regular $3.50; sale price. .$297
22-inch NAPKINS regular $500; sale price. s24s
Table Damask, all pure linen; full bleached; very
heavy quality; fine designs; 70 inches oo~
wide; regularly 98c sale price, yard. $3.50. oOC
Scalloped Round Damask Lunch Sets all pure
linen; scalloped; 54-inch cloths; six nap CO Eo
kins to match; sale price, per set. Po'o0
German Silver Bleached Table Cloths, hemmed
ready for use; heavy quality pure linen; size oo-
6OxS0; regularly $780, sale price. .......... zoe
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-16
News of July
Linen Sale

When one stops to consider the fact
that for three months our buyer has been
securing the markets in preparation for
the July Sale, one will begin to realize the
immensely of our stocks Buying, as we
have, tremendous quantities of Turkish
Towels, Huckaback Towels, Household Linens
and so forth, has enabled us to make great re-
auctions in prices.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04

nebmen9 llnmoslid! Sod)itens cili
Hoar Sdnbe .ober einen ueuen
SUIT f0nnte id Dir nod bewiaigcn!"
Dit anideinenOer &eiignation err
wi6erte iie: rgta, Damn miB id mid
idon beideioen. 9ann faufit on
mir alio iuenigitens einen lleiien
Sut!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04

Gas M10hen beiabt, eS ieine cine
9ame %oagemeieit, Die aber ibrei Ho-
men nid)t mitgetbeilt babe.
vWar eS pieaeif)t cine Came, Die
mid geihGftlid) ieben lpollte?" :
y0as gIanbe ih faitm - es lpar
cine feine Dame: iie bate ~rotbblono
gefdrbtes Saar, geifminftc @angcn.
gemalte Iiieenbrauen, trilg iiber,
mdbis piel Sitmelen uno rod nod
Gigarettet i. Tie mar serpiB cine
n~olIenoete Came"
y - -
Sn Gngitlid).
Srem0er: SIN. aleiner, aui lpeil
ruarteit Oii oenr 10 Iange2"
Steiner: sic DIANA bat mir &c
iaat, id io0te ttidt iiber Die StraBe
gebeu. bis Die @aget porbei limo, es
lit aber nod feilter gefommen."
SIS y
Die 5rieSensfonferens in 2onSun.
SSn Der letter. Nummer bes lingo
iitiidcn Sonrtagsblattes .Sbierpcr"
lieit mlai, folger,oe ipottiide 9ctrad)-
tungen iiber bic Terbanolungen i'm
2nnoon: at4
1. 3as.-@eihib Gaid,a (G6ef ser
tiirfiiden 0cle9otion) ipasiert bon
aonitantinopel nod 2onopn. IuBer
Mtbem langt or an mo lit nidt i'm
Stanoe. ben 8eid,1ftcu ob5uliegen,
bittet baber ,tm Sertagung. Gu
iimmiing iuip Spmpotbiefuneae-
buuaen aIler acknowledgement. Me,
id)io leet iid ms gett.
2. 1ae.--0ier 9eIegicrtcn beiit.
hen &eifio. erfimoigen iid) mad iei-
mem gefinoen nno fleben i'm al,
iih 81 ibonen. Die eiiropdiife
Yreiie ~propbeSeit Den Srieoen.
s.. Iag.--Rejfib lit auf ser Son.
feren5 anfpeieiro. Die aricdiifeli
0eleeierten nieBeH, ale 1elegierten
iasen: .TroiitII", ausgeuommen
8eidib, Der 1asn feline Snitruftio.
men bon ieii,eri ,Heeierung bat. Gr
bittct, eineit 8oteit nod aonItontino-
pei ididen S,iloiirfen. 3nitimmirng
Der 9elesierfen..a ginitimmige Ser
ta9ling; .Sn.,,
III. Sag;-Set tur1llre Soie, ois-
perah onrdl SotI1uen5a 5hrnd9eDal-
rem, madt l'dl laiiI, Seioorl % oato
tple WogiiW 81 perlalleh. Srelioe
A..
DER SeIeslerfen;.
III SsGs'SslgI aus son'tahi.-
aopei, oaB osfl Q ontd Que Ana-
ranhtaae a%i,fsebaits,l iperoe. sdreden
oet Se,ee'erieI aelplo .noe9riItell.
9 Sag:aNesa!o elIiar!, oab ger
ooie nnn'i!egF, Ires Mnp oere!1s auI
per Nhafelle negtllleH le1br Ye9eh.
iet,ae gluuWtg'lHe 5,l!isga,
tW't de'Hsh
%,lIruIs!oasH .HH Nel~leel one aue
Deit, mt Spaentssa .iefmartet, NJ
u'geid'i9ls,I gDeIMe ~,
90: ,&ag,9ssRglo la9i innnnSpr
s'sr9aY5 n H II JT Tgsl 2sr grteu]llqet
Seleaal'c,it ssf{ytItS augelle'.e
Sreuoe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III
ger Srellerr ayys1 II. .hi,r.; /.
.1assmNR A1gIerf1S loegult1
niM -eanea Slu9{Hlapts: syanmpuo-
olla.I Seet1leat. ,seadl Ger 0altt9an9
pedlle.Its o,e aeseelerieit 9egeflelils
9asoeornue. CplaatliHue Yrel'eat.
t'ten
~ Sag.- -"elVsU, efil'ti'p Ct.
lranli, plftet nm Sertagitltg, Se.
Wlollen:
4S; Sa9.-Se, Seleglertep fagreil
Del Tela)lo Dor .nh9 9enea tDre gili'
lenlatlel' az. SeHehlitde oinftih'
muf9. 49,.
oo. Sas,TSHeldlo oe'ltd)t elleil
ah9elioiid lang otea &onferefl5 iilto
nlnlmt 9~lildfpnllld,e 'enf9eaert.
OIL. Sag.- SHtSteuer Silnd, 6i
goren ger @eneliitts Meldios. Ste
SelegIeriei p%efidllslt urn m Irrfl
oen 81, 0ames.Nqiolt: Sfnrmildler
| NllGnfl1n1 nor nTfp1TltGlnn .krntI0n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
h Home Annual.

Gin fatboIiider 6alsus,r in ensliidu
Spra4t. Mit m:brfarb,9em ilmi9las.
Sens @oubiloer unb cine Wteist Sltudra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
9obnenber 8erbienit fir stgenten!
Scltcbtc
NDlfSfdlcncc
tiir oaS Jabr 1918.
tiir oaS Sabr 1913


0roB S!uorts Sormat, Sarbenbruds litel;
bib .9esperbilb". 100 Suuar.. barunter
Z @olbilotr, m~ebriarbiser> umidlas, ,p.i.
farbt9es Salenoarilm, biibiter @anofaleit=
bet, Yreiss Rebms ......... VreiS 20 Ste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
Gr hattc rrdt..

I, Gin 91uerlein fomnlt nod 9ress
,lau itn0 fabrt gum eriten Mfal nit
Der efeftriihen. stn Der Ode Ser
,@artenItrabei, mill er, q,pie er bas
,immerfort bon niioerem iiebt, ebeI,.
falfs mdbrenb Der Sabrt abiteigcm.,
Ser Sd,dffncr ermabnf i'm ein.'
,briialidit, ia mad, norip6rts 1T Der
,&ifJtung Der Subrt %ab5uiprinaeit.
llnier 9dierIein madt e, aber &C..
,rdoe. ii~migefebrti un0 lest iid natiir-
lid nit mGdtisem arah auf icine
nor6lid)e Settle. nsi,t
sSiebitc, on 3inopieb," ruit CT
i'm Aufiprinsen Dem Sdaifner nod.
bait i'd Dir gefolgt. ip1r' id oireft
-nff DC 8raiie geitirSt!"
y, -
4 Rad Der @ahl.
s@as lit bas2 Sic iino ia gang
fablfSpfis senoroenm
ga. Die Begner babcl oil mir
fem giiteS Saur gelaiien!"
~ y
3n ipGt s~efommen.
~Shaoe, onb Sic niht fiini Mi.
niiten friiber bier maren, oa bGtten
Sic Seine 9%nrflaud)t poriiberiab.
nre geieben; ben 9en5ingeitmt fou.
nen Sic ieet nod ipiiren."
= - -
va nlio!
r@as baben Sic mir Senn fir
einen @ein ~poraeiest Serr @irtb2"
o@arantiert efteu Saubadler.
mein Serr!!~
Ma, ia. Ian lit er. uto mad Dem
@odle 'hmedt ey audi"
~ = ~
Ter witige Yiffolo.
@alt:, ,Yiffolo. .mo6er fonlnnt cS,
oob Die 3eitung beilte IN Der Witte
10 Elm groBeS Cod bdt2"
Eiffolo: .Seoenialls peil lie
ifon bon einem 1mseno @dlteit
ourd)gelelen mnrbe!"
~ ~ ~
3citbilo. .
9elainmgs5cusc e dntmamD:
rSerr &id,ter5 ih bin lett bdpon
iiberjeuat. ooB mir c~ bier nit eli.
mem idJmeren Gerbredler 5t 'tmm hd,
ben: i'd, ianO III icinen Soidcn eiiien
Shliiiiel. cincn @lnmtiihloud, mo
ouBcroem hattie CIR nod cine 9leuo,
lateur 6ci iid,".
ssligcfloatcr ,.Serr Mid,tcr. i'd
idnpore Sbncn. i'd, bin m~nidnloia:
hic @cgenit1nec iiDo nle gaus
hormloier 9totur; id, bin ndmllih
Haoiabrcr."
Nod id)limmcr.
.@esbolb fontnlit on nid,t llebr
in's @oitbmuS? Siirttcit OH bic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
.Ios nid,t, nber nteine Sralt
id,idt bulm imnlcr Die aodiH ciniac
Gage nif llrlalib!4
" .S . 80 >
llnaOtlia
Nntonlobiliit Gals er Hdit miod)t
lt,b rim 9ancr icin aittompbil elm.
lcheno mb bcpliuoernb betradlte.):
.Miut, mod,ten Gle nid,t audi 10 eilt
qutomlobil hobcn?"
@oucr: p&tcin. / hab 10 id,ou &c.
mlg Tcilloc i'm Srt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
Nbonnirt aui gltc uno Weue WeIt

Oas dltsite, iIuiirirte fatboliide SAINT
l%ienblait. Sdbrli6 "a 9eite a Is Gents.
Bel yorausbe3abluns hes sansen sSabr'
gauges MIR .....---.... $500.
Girea 100 Sluarationen i'm Sabr, barun-
ter mande mebrfarbise. 9hur stbisssne Sti-
trdse beruorra9enber autoren. Suufrirts
6rouenbeiIase nnb Rnnoi9au.
gu be,iebem bnr9 iebe ~gudbaubluns 10.
mic brett non ben @erlesern:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
GtriffeinAs KaIenAer

fur bte 6Ieiuen.
Wit T~arbeuorid Sitelbilb. pier iarbigen
Gini9altsbiIberh, ;rpetiarbiees RolenoariItm
NIB iarbiser llmihlag-.- VretS 10 Ste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04

III. aud III iran,ofiber. iteiieniiher nm
ipanif4er Spra1e;n baben. VreiS 20 Ste
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
GiniieHIer KalenSer.

S.uart: Sormat. S~arbsnbrld SiteIbilb:
,Wtater Saluatoris". so. Sllutratiousn,
barnnter 8 gollbilber. idrblSer llmidla9,
biibider @anbshlsuosr, 9rtis. Jetbus 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
Cine ruolenSete" Same.

aonsreBmann 6. W. 5omnSato
mar bel elmer Game 5u @olt unb err.
5Gblt folgeuoe Gpiiooe:
) @Gbreno Der llnterholtua tam
oas SicnitmGbhen ms 3intmcr nrlo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
SreiienS seiaat.

griter SauSfned,t: ~abcr, 100
tparit On nitr iest 10 lange2"
: 5meiter: sSh erleoigte g~ldn5cnoc
8eldGite..
y griter: ssgSie meinit Iii ooS?"
3peiter: .9tun. if pid,ite Site,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04

Sdmrinemesaer: .Sie, Serr 5eis.
ipeSialiit, id glaitb', bel Sbnen lit
audi Die bauptiddlihite Mrbeit Dbl
adt geben, Dob Sbnen Die 5liegen
bic Semmel net iteblenl"
Bidder: Isle oiirfen mas iagen,
|.Serr Spedle,-f Sbna bod crit
benin lesten SohDaiier Die @iirit
oirdl's S6liiiieaoG oapongeifmom-
meit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
Son Scr sefmnbGrbabm.

Serr (im HidtrauderabtbeiD:
ygs lit bier nid)t gum sfasbalten,
Der Sfen raud,t ia entieslid; oas
miB iofortfseanocrt iperoen Sdoff-
ner!" "
edatfier (nadSeai Ct tsie gti6t,
raideridil0er am aiipee entferni
bait: 80, .licber, @err, oa tpdr's
kldl0n 9etba1. =. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
unn0this.

Nutomobiliit (dlS cr Halt niad,t
lti,b cin 9ancr iein gittompbil elm.
lcheno unb bcmlinoernb betradlte.):
.9tun. mod,ten Gle nid,t audi 10 cii
fmtontobil hobcn?"
@oucr; nAciu. / hab 10 id,ou nc.
rng Scilloc i'm Srt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
.nnn6tbis.

Sunger gbelndnn: .2eb' lpcbl,
mein Shas! So(lte id bcute Ibcrto
uerbiupert ieins piinftlid ;it fommcn,
70 i6ide ib Dir einen Brief"
Satin: .9ieber Mann oas III
gar uift nothig, Den babe id mir be,
reits aus Seincr &odtaide genom.
men,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
Die bride smm Slid.
Nni Mmlueacn.

&abonhe brnud,te ciuen ,ialcli
Snt. slber BON ihrem Monue wai
10 lcid,t nidltS 5l erreifen. larum
ling tie Die Sohe %hiplomatiidl an.
Sic bat i'm I'M eiit llelies &leib. Gr
id)lug Die Sdnoe liner Dem aopic
plinmmen.
~@o ioa id bel Den ld)lcdtcn Bel
ten @clh fiir Elm nclcS alcio her.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04

ote Dame frdpte; OF tpdbrenb ibrer
gbipeienbeit Semano baseipeien lei.
9as Md6hen beiabt, eS feline cine
Game oasemeieit. Die a6er ibren Ho-
men nidt mitgetbeilt babe.
vWar es pieaeift cine Came, Die
mid geidGftlid iebei, poate?"
,0as glau6e i'd fanm - es mar
cine feine Dame: iie bate ~rotbblouo
gefdrbtes 8aar, geihminftc @angen,
gemalte augenbranerl, trilg iiber.
mdBig piel Sitmelen mo rod nod
Gigaretten -. lie mar eewiB eine
p%olenoete Game"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
Sa, mmIere Sranen!

J sSerr (6eim liner zines Siiderei.
'pereins): nSa, sndoise Sraii. bicie
prGdtigen moblidn,efetoen grem,
plare per6anten mir Der fiinftlid)en
Siih5udt!!" ,r
Game: .aiinitlide, SiifsudtS
So, aber lpesbalbs itelt man sic
Slide oenit niht obne Die l6itisen
@rGtben ber2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-04
Nod idlimmcr.

r@eSbol6 fomniit on lrid)t llebr
in's @dithniSy Siird)teit OH Die
@nroinenprebiDteny"
.Ios nidt, uber nteine ssrart
id,idi baim inlnlcr Die aodiH ciniae
Gage ani llrlalt6l~ Il
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-13
TO BE "GIVEN" IN MARRIAGE

TO BE "GIVEN' IN MARRIAGE
81 am glad that foolish question,
used when the Woman was chatteI
and handed from one man to anoth-
er, is still in the marriage service.
| want to feel that i am 'GIVEN'-
and that am His until death do us
part."-From 1.-THE Confessions of a
Wife," the first chapter of which will
be printed in The Day Book next
Monday, Nov. II. This wonderful
diary Of married woman will con-
tinue daily thereafter. --
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-13

of the white slave law, whose bond
was for $4,000, and Spires Cosmos,
charged with violation of the immi-
grafton law, whose bail was $1,000.
Both have disappeared.
Mrs. Hanah Tremmerling, Edward
Briefly and William Absolute took
another wallop at Lewinsohn by filing
involuntary petitions against him.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-13
LEWINsoHN IN BAD

The troubles of Sol Lewinsehn,
missing banker and bondsman, were
further increased when Federal Judge
Lands ordered the forfeiture of two
bonds that Lewinsohn had signed.
The bonds had been furnished for
Jean .Mattieu, charged with violation.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-13
MARSHALL DENOUNcES CHARGE
AGAINST HIM AS FAXED"

AGHINSl Tim AS "FAkED
Pontiac, Ill.,, Nov. 13.-Dr. Jas. A.
Marshall, deposed physician of the
Illinois state reformatory here, inter
rupted his trial before the state civil
service commission by springing to
his feet and denouncing the charges
of cruelty. made. against him as
''faked."
Marshall grew angry when Edward
Scoval, former inmate of the insti-
tuition, who is now an officer, refused
to answer questions about his former
life. . p ;.~. ....... .--. -.
81 am asking for fair treatment at
the hands of this commission said
Marshall, ''and l do not think it right
for ex-convicts to withhold their
names and characters from this
board. If 1 am not going to get fair
treatment will quit this trial right
now" .e..
Chaplain E: w. Annable corrobor-
ated the testimony of George Wolf,
an inmate who swore he was knock
ed down with blackjack by Guard
Robb in the presence of Marshall,
but declared he never heard Marshall
use obscene or profane language.
The chaplain said that several boys
had complained to him of receiving
brutal treatment at the hands of DR.
Marshall, and had offered bruised
faces and swollen hands as evidence,
but that he had no direct knowledge
of such cruelty.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-13

"Once in my travels 1 came across
a tribe of wild women who had no
tongues"
Goodness! How could they talk?"
"They couldn't. That's what made
them wild"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-13

also pay the price in short, if bril-
liant, career. The splitter demands
oceans of speed, and because of the
use of saliva it soon wears out the
pitchers arm Walsh is through
and baseball men say he is the VIC
tim of his pet delivery.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-02-20

JAIN ILduN -hduSIS W ESOuElS l.
wszyStkiemi Stronnictwami "a
prowadzi w kraju spokoj i lad.
(Wielkie to jcszcze pytanie, czy
to tax bedzie: ogolnie sqdzq, re
miedzy Huertq a Diazem juz te-
raz wre cicha walka wspolza-
wodnictwo, Orozco ! Zapata tez
oglaszajq, re Huerty nigdy ME IL
znaja prezydentem. y.
- Ex-prezydent Madero, pod
SilnQ straza osadzony, przebywa
w arSenale, tym Samym, Z ktore
go Diaz kierowat bombardowa-
MEM miaSta. w mieScie panuje
spokoj zupelny. ale ruchu dawne-
go jeSzczc ma ulicach mic widaG :;
przeciagajq niemi tylko groma-
dy wojsk, obozujqce ma placach /
ulicach. Wiceprezydent Suarez,
powszechnie znienawidzony zo-
stat rowniez areSZtoWany I w ar
senale osadzony. Brat ministra
spraw wewnetrznych Hernande-
"a, Marco - zoStaE ia ulicy ma
padniety zamordOwany, gdy
ME chcial wznieSc okrzyku ma
Geese zdrajcy Huerty. Tium zwo-
lennikow Diaza spalii onegdaj
budynek dziennika ,,Nouva Era"
zyczliwego Maderze.
- Prezydent Huerta zestawif
juz nowy cabinet ministcryalny
do teki Spraw zagranicznych po-
wolal szanOwanego powszechnie
de la Barre, miniStrcm WOjny 70
stat rewolucyjny general Mondra
gon, inne teki tez Otrzymall Saml
stronnicy nowego systemu: do
gubernatorow roztelegrafOwano
wieSci zmianie rzadu. Poza
Stolica caiy kraj jest pograzony
W kompltnej anarchii: bandyci,
mieniacy sic bye rewolucyonista-
mi grasuja po wszystkich prawie
Stanach: koleje, telegrafy W "a
stoju, pobor podatkow uraga
wSzelkim Systemom najprO-
stszej SprawiedliwoSci: poprostu
- kto ma size, ten bierze - slab
Szemu...
- Zaniepokojenie budzi ME u
stajaca akcya rewolucyonistow na
Ipolnocy kraju, gdzie okrzyknai sic
prowizorycznym prezydentem +
mil Nasquez Gomez. maJQcy tez
sporo ,stronnikow; jesli po jego
stronie stana Orozko i Zapata, to
ma on wszelkie Szanse, by uczy-
mic Huercie to samo, CO Huerta
uczynil Maderze.
- Podobno z ex-prezydentem
MADEIRA obchodza sic w arsenale
ze wszelkimi wzgledami: pozwo-
lono jego zonie widziec sic Z WIG
zniem: Scena widzenia tego mia,
la bye wySoce tragiczna. =. Huer-
ia zapewnil zone Madery, re zy-
ciu jej meza ME grozi niebezpie,
czenStwO.
Chihuahua, 20 lutego. - WieSt
O zmianie rzadu przyjeto til spo'
kojnie i prawie obojetnie; spo,
dziewajq sic ogolnie, ze wojska
rzadowe W okolicy polnocnel
kraiu be- trudnoSci uznaja
Izwierzchnictwo Huerty Diaza
Przvw0dca rewolucyoniStow
p6fnocnych Orozco poslai juz