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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
Die Hrebskrankbeit in aem
Il. s. 4.

lleber bas Sbcma Sic 8eiabr Der
&rebsfraufbcit" belt Sreocrif z.
5offmun, Stntiitifcr Der Srupential
S%nIlrance Gompann, Dor Der Imers
ican Genealogical Societp Sll Ncrparf,
u. s., cinen Yortrag, in lpcldcm CT
erldlterte. bdB in Den Der. Staatcn
idbrlif ctlpa 10000 Serioncn bicier
beimtiidiifen aranfbeit erlicgeu. pdbs
reno bic Sabl Der Opicr in Der aanscn
ciuiliiirtcn Welt iid auf etipa einc
bal6e Willion beldlft.
Sic Hnte Ger 5obcsiGae in bcil
@cr. Stadtcn iteiat bon Sabr 81 Sabr
nm 5ipciinbeinbalb YroSent. mas ali
glcider Stuie init Dem Surdid)nitt in
anpercn Sdnoern itcbt. Sas Surd,s
Idnittsdltcr Der &~rebSopfer lit 80
Sabre. 60.4 Sabre beim m1nnlidcil
nno 5S.2 Sabre beiln peiblid)cn Sc
iflcdt. Nenn5ig Yro5cnt allcr OH
arebS @eitorbencr SGblten 80 unb
mcbr Sabre. Sn Den lebien Scbil
Sabren babctl Die Sobesfdlle au bicieir
&ranfbcit bel Idnnern i'm Nlter bon
% Sabren unb barber Inn 20 Yros
gent, bel Srailen nm % SroSent gus
genommen. Siele SoDesrdtens Gems
peu5 lei fortipdbrenb iteigenb. troB
Der 5unebmenoen Sperationen inn
friiben Stabium Der idJredlidcn
a%ranfbeit.
9eionbers in sroBen Stdbten. 10
tiihrte 9offntait aus, lei Die Sterblid)z
feitsrate an arebs bebeutenb I'M ,3lls
nebmen begriffen. Sn ben iiinf Sab>
reu, enoenb nit 1876 lit lie bon 37.2
Yro3ent bon 100000 Ginipobnern auf
80.5 in Den flint Sabren. enbenb nit
1911 geitiegen. Sn Neip g)orf ipud,s
tic bon 37.5 in 1872 AMI S1.4 in
1912. arebs Ut n~nbebinst tSotlidj,
'penn Der Sranfbeit niht int friibem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

(0iir bicie 3eituns benrbeitet.
pon g. 4.

Sarsuc, Ginger unb Ipelius, Sill
quit unb @nplanb. Scbs nno Berger.
,Saures unb Stpfes, @auin9 uno
0erron, Spargo mn Sunter. 8anbers
pelbc (YfiQipudr) unb Inieele &C.
boren nid)t Der arbeitcrflaiie an. Ser
So3ialismuo lit feline ofonomii6e
Sbeorie. ioubern cine. iuenn aud
ei9enartige. Sebenspbiloiopbie.
Sriibcr bate Der Sp5ialismlis cine
D%tonomiid)e @runpla9e, ndnlih Die
Scbrc. buB bic Irbeit Die Guele allies
3eiftbums lei. aur5 nor ieinem
5obc iebod, %periparf Carl Warr pieic
9cbrc. Ilh Der Grfurter So5is
SongreB %periparf oieIelbe. ScmSus
iolgc itcbt Der SoSialismus beutc obnc
ie irgcilolpelde ofonorniid)c @runblage
ba. unb Is ut nid)tS Gnberes ais cine
fette. l~ebenoigc 2iige. ipenn or be-
bauptet. Elm Srcunb Der Grbeiter
81 icir.
Die 6lpeitc Sauptlebre unb StilBs
punt beS S%o3ialismus. ndmlid) bic
5beorie. Der alaiienbaB ipiirsele in,
Ser5en pcS Grbeiters, ipiroe ebenio
i6la9cnb bnr6 SIN. Collins iuioerle9t
mn 5nnr brrd Stellen ans le%itenben
ioSialiitiiden Seitihriften, Die, ipie
often ein9eitanoen miro. baraif aus
eeben. bic ltn5nfrieoenbeit inter ben
9lrbeitern az uefen NIB sm ihiiren.
Sr, Collins bat natiirlid iueber ents
ihuloigt nod pcrneint, baB inherent
beutigen fnpitaliitiid)s liberalen Wirtbz
ihoitss Spitem grobe Wdngcl unb
@ibbrdilde anbaften. Sab Die Sp5ias
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
curriculum Alhaniem..

Bon Der oitcrreidiidcn nub Der
itaiicniihcn 8caicrrng ut scmciniom
Elm nllc Gin5elbcitcn mnfoiicnbcr
Vlan fir Die Srganiiierllpg pcs filnf.e
iigcn StaateS Ilbnnicn iuilsgturbeitct
lporbcn. Der Gntlpnrf miro Der Soiz
ihaftcrs Gonfercn5 III Soubon i'll ibrcr
ndhltcn Sisltns poreclcgt lpcrbcn.
lin Den uciicn Staat uuf cine feite
%finan3ic0e 9aiis 81 b%ringcn, ioa ibut
bon hcn Wdd)tcn ciuc Mulcibe pcrs
id,afft ipcrbcn. Die sum Snil bon Straz
Bcn. Giicnbabnen, S~dfeHdnlnaeil nno
Sd)ilcn pcripcnbct iperhcn iol. PIN
Die Stelc Der bisberiecn, iebr primis
iipcn Sniti6pflc9c pcs 2anoes miro Gin
bnrhdns mobcrncs @cridltslpcicn
trctcn. mn sur misunderstanding Der
Srbnnn9 lit bic Shdifnng elmer nns
tiondlcn 8cnpdrmcric gcpldnt.
Wcr cen albaniidlcn Shron crhnls
ten ipirb. lit nod, unbcitimmt. Scltcrz
reid, mn Stdlicn mcrocn icbod, Den
ScrSog 8ilbclm bon llrud. pier hcn
Siiriten 8ilbclm Sl @icb porihlas
gen. mn man glnibt, pdB Die Wohl
AM cincu picicr bcibcu Guubiodtcii
inllcn miro. obaleid, bon Hublnnb
uno Sranfreih Sppoiition 5u crs
purtcn lit.
Ser Scr5og bon llrad,, Elm @crs
lpnnbter bcs aonieS o 8iirttcnrs
berg. iii 10 Sabre aft nnb mar nit
Der i'm uurigcn Sabre pcritorbencu
baperiidJcn Scr5oain amnlic Der
mGblt. Scr Siirlt 81 @ico itebt int
Al. 2ebcnsiabrc ulo lit NIT Der Yrins
5ciiin Ynulinc bon Wiirttembcrg. Der
cin3iqcn 5phtcr hcs aDnig5 Wilbelm
ocs 3ipeitcn pcrntdblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

ippllen, baS irgenbipie nit Sosialis>
mlis 6uiammcnbdnst.
Sebr 3u @lInlten bes Collins ifJcn
Mortgages lpnr Der llmitanb, baB in
bemielben Die Gciiberunacn io3idlis
lttidcr Hebner uno Shriftitellcr onees
filbrt lplrben, bic Die @etperfld)aftcn
ais ben iflimmiten Scinb Der Irbcis
terfldiic bin9eitelIt bdben. go bat
Scbs bel elmer @elegenbeit Die &C.
iperfi d)aften q n%nmitigateb epil"
(cin Gr5iibeI) gcnannt. &cin @uns
Der alio, lpcnn Wdnner lpte &irbp llnb
nnbere 5erren Der Merd)ants' nnb
manufacturers Miiocidtipn Sanb I'M
5nnbifub nit ben Sp5ialiitcn arbeis
ten, Inn Die anerifaniid,en 8eiperfs
lddftcn 81 Scritorenl
Ils Gin tnpiihes geiipiel l%o3ialis
itiId)er Ybnriiderci legtc 5r. Collins
bar. luie 0iftor Z. 8crgcr. ols CT I'M
eonereB lid ais -cin5igen Iertreter
Der Irbeiterflaiic" gcbcrbctc, nit
rdbiaten Stnnopattern mic Soc Gane
non, Sal5eq, Ylorid ilnb nnpcrcn
Gorporationslertcn fir Strcidyuna Der
alauiel i'm Intis 5ruits 8eicb itimmtc,
lalit ipeld,em Irbeitcrz linb warmer
Srganilationcn bon Der 8crfol0uno
duf @rllno Der Intis Srults @cictc
alis9enlommen iinb. Sic Iorluac lit
MN opd nnecnolnmcn iporbcn ulio
Trdiioent Wilipn bat bereits crfldrt.
oaB CT paS 8eieb untcrSeidnen pirb. J
5r. Berger bat bierburd nlir ipicber
coniealient bcipieien, bdB CT elm cdtcr
Sp5talilt ut, gerabe lpic ieinc 8cnpiicn
IN Sentiflaro. bic ibrer 3eit COMIC
auent gegen irgenbipelfe arbcitcrs
frelnblife @eiese 9citimmt babcn.
unb geraoc biefe Iaftif lit ia chen bic
Secle bes So5ialismns. Gr Mill nidt
bic gefrienisnns Der MrbeiterflaHe, Ct
mill ben l1nfriebeu, ben SAP, Der nit
etierner Gonieanens sum Decentralization
3iele, Bic inontrieac Repulte, fiibrt..
Sesbulb audi - mic Collins 3llm
Sd)lllnc ieiner Seipeisrebc ausiiibrte
= Die Observation-Disclosures bcs SpSias
liSnus. Bic Natur bes Sp3ialismis
ut Der oem Yatriotismus e%ntaegenges
ieste @errntb. Sesbdlb Die rotbc
Slag9e nit Der b%e5ei6neten Snidriit:
"Irise 8orfers OF tbc 8orfb, no @ob
no Waiter." 60 bat Bill Sabpooo
nitt allein erfldrt, Elm So5ialiit tonne
tein @eiuertihaftler iein. ionSern and,
@~ottesglalbe lei fir 8ciitcsihlpadc.
Yatriotismus fir vSools". Sic
Sterle unp Streifen icieu oas Shubs
banner Der @nnblingboblen unb pers
rufenen Sduier.
.Wir ar6eiten fir cine Semofratic
mad friitliden Yrin5ipicn". IhloB
Sr. Collins. yWir arbciten fir cine
hriftlid,e So6idIreform nah conItrutz
tiper 3idtihnur, i'm Snterciie bcs &C.
meinipobls. Wir miiiien auibauen.
nift 5~erltoreu ipie eS Die So5i tbun.
Ginen S6aben beilern mir niht bas
our6. oaB mir bas Saus abreibcn.
ionocrn inbcm mir benIelben bnrd,
cinen competenten llnions Irbeiicr
a~isbeilcru laiien. Bir lpoilen tbln.
mas nniere Batter uns befoblen ba6cn
iu tbun: oieieS unier seliebtes @atcrs
Lamb anf unb nls5ubuuen burd nas
Bolt nnb fir bas Gplt gum @oble Der
Ser. Staaten unb icincr 9iirgcr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
800. 900 9auelinee Iterbem
iabrlidJ i'm tanhr.

SaS Sunbcss &inocrs 8ureuu. untcr
2eitina bon Srdulein Sulin GlifforS,
Der bpd)it ~De5obltcn Srau i'm Sunbess
Sicuit. pcrpenbet Den erobten Sbcil
ieiner 3cit YlGnc 5n entpcrfcn. nm bic
Sterblidfcitsratc Der Sduglingc 81
p%crrin9ern. IN Den yer. Staatcn
itcrbcn idbrlid 100000 &inhcr i'm
Ilter pon wenigcr bcnn cincm Sabre.
uno man nimni an. bab bel scbDriscr
Yflcac oicie crifrcdenhe Snbl nuf bic
6dlTtc pcrrin9crt lpcrpen tonntt. mas
onrd Stdptc bcluieicn lpirb. In bencn
nlam bmrh Siefermns pom reiner MildD
nnb gelernte Yfleaerinncn ben weni.
ger Senittcltem cntaegrnfommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

Gin Sutnabels 0erbot fir bic giieus
bnbnen guropa's lit in @orbercitrna.
Sn ben Gilenbabnipagen iinb bcturnts
lid Ylafatc aliSgcbdn9t, Die inter Ger
ileberifrift BUR gefI, 9cahtnn9" cine
Hcibe o Gcseln unb Scrbotcn fir bic
Nciicnben entbalten. Sae bapcriid)e
Ierfebrsemt in Wiindlen bate nlli,
auf Der lebten e~uropGiifcn Sciipagcnz
Gonferen3 Den Intras eingebrad,t, Sen
Cert iiir bieieS Ylafat 81 crgdn3en uno
nem gu faiien. Neu aufgenommcn
peroer ioa Dor Mlem elm Sas, Der
lautct: Sic Spibcn bon S~utnabeln
miilien peripobrt fem" Ser bnncriidc
Nntrag ipurbe Dem Stodbolmcr Ilss
idruB Der SciipascnsG onicrens CUR CIR
lcSigun8 iiberlpicien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

@ds ih "a IN nller 6crr9pttsfriibc
ciren ldngeren IufiaB CUR Der
~ tbeibiSung bes in lester Seit 10
Iebr %9eid1mdbten Sfpiid)enbdnbs
lers. Sicier arrnc. picl9epln9tc Mann,
beiBt CO in Dem betreffenocn Irtifel.
lei niht Die aLeiniee ltriadje Der bobeIl
Scbensmittelpreiie, man miilie aud,
Ingebot unb &adfrage IN 8etraft
5iebcr. Run, mir molten einmal einen
flcinen @ereleid in bieier Iidtune
anltellen. Die &artoffels grnte i'm
lebtperfloTenen Sabre ipar i'm 9roBen
@an6en cine quite, reid1lide. Sen
aartoffelbauern broben in 8aupaca
Gpllntp (Wis.) purbe erfldrt, cs
itcben feline bobeu Yreiic beppr. Die
grpBte Webr5abl Der Sarmer perz
tnuften bann aud 81 30 Gents per
Vn1bel - ei9entlif fem ifled)ter
Yreis. - Die Sra6i ~toitete 615 Gents
per Suibel unb - Die 9oniumenten
in Wilipautee mlbten S5 Gents per
guibel be3ablen. Ser llnterifieb
5ipiihen ben oben angesebenen 3ablen
betrdgt 1917 Gents: ipcnn Der 3ipis
Id,cnbdnDler bas nidt befam. lpo cling
es bann bin?
Grtldre mir. @raf Srinbur.
Sieien 3nieipalt Der Hatur.
Sn Dem betreffenDen Irtifel 6eiRt
es ferner (5ur @ertbeibisune beg 3ipis
ifenbdnblers) bieier babe 9robe Mlsz
lugen fir ieine @eid)dftsgcbdubc,
8runb nnb goben unb ber9leid)en,
ocslpeeen fonnte MAJ ibm bod biQisers
tpeiie einen orbentliden Irofit nidbt
mib9onncn. Iqerbin9s. jcbcr Irbcis
ter ut ieines 2pbnes ipertb, unb Seber
ioate bon ~red,tsipesen eincn anitdns
bi9en Tro5entias Yrofit an ieincm
&apital babcn. Inbererieiis betrad,1
tet, itedt in elmer Sarm init po1cm
@erdtbc nne 3u9tbiercn cbenfaIs elm
BroBes aapifnl. @enn nun Der Sdrs
mer 80 Gents fir bic anrtoffeln be-
fomntt. Der Spiid)enbdnbler aber -
abgcieben bon So Gents Sraft -
4S12 Gents Troftt. iiber 1872 Vro5ent
Der Iuslnsen, 10 itebt Dies bod in
feinem rihtigcu oner geredtcn Ser
bdltniiic. Wo bics @elb allies bins
9ebt, mag Der 3piidenbdnbler an crz
tldrcn lpiiien, aber iopiel itebt felt, bab
Der Eroon5cnt 81 penig fir ieiuc Yro@
butte crbdlt. Der CONTINENT jebod picl
81 picl bafiir bc3ablen mnB.
+$$
lleber Stadtsfefretdr 9 BRIAN 3
.@rapc Snice Dinner" ipirb our 3eit
piel in Den 3eitun9en oisfutirt. IS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

Staoinm sriinelih 81 Yciec g~esanlcn
,pirS nno lit cS mad gniiht N%offn,an's
anbebinat n%ptbwcnoia, baf rio Tlgc.
metnbeit mebr Veritansni fir tic
Symphonic bieier 2rnnfbett crlanst.
Gr ictte bin5n, bas elm National
@crcin inn Gntiteben bcsritfen fei, Der
cs lid snr Nufgabe itclen mill, cas-
Vplf anf5nfldrcn sur Werbiitmns nieicr
tdIletdIcnncn G%raufheit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

Die fpmnenhc Gpnpnhpn bes 8. Ha. Central &ercins 5n Buffalo.
81. 3, peripriht neues Scben I'M Gcntrals%crctn 5mn Sdutrn 81 bnn9en.
Nitt aGein ioGcn bic bcufhs antrhonHhcu Sraucn pr9anitrt pcrrcn, ionbcrn
audi Die Radfunmen Der maderen Central eremsndnncr. Sa, run bcab@
ftt9t ip9nr cine rationale 9 a iebaIt : g 6 a Der Sun9mdnner bcs Gcn@
trnlSSereins 81 8rInben. 1nO pesbalb auh ndt ? J Saicbaa lit elm
ndtionales anerifanides Spiel. @s lit Gin reircs Tergnnscn. bel Dem nepcr
9lut pereoien nrb, nod r@raft" mb llncbrIthteit cine Hole ipiden. lno
neshalb niht ioMe lid Der 8. 8s&. Genhas@erein biGes unihubi9en
gfihelS fir feline 3pcfe bepienen?-(G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20
AatbnliIdr 8iibmen fahe,

Die IN Den ucrloNcncu Mouurn gut 5ogcn inb aud inbultih bod rcbcn, INN:
vSebcruann" pbcr .3ns Srrbcn hs ritcu Mamrs"; vllnier td9ldcs %rot
glib ms bcutc", cn ip8inleo Sfnuipcl i'll bier Iuf5uQcn, sic ShopcnpctIdc"
Elm mobcrncs 3cnbilh ans Dem Ndbdrutnuocz Gfnh, rmp .Sntn @orgdnn"
Die Ieehr bri bon Cos. Gdcratorn. Mit Hcht fam bcbauprt prncn, bub Die
NuffIbrung biier ip6tnIcn Sdompnlc rcia0ic @ortr6ac gut c ricBen. Vile
bier imo iii idIihtcr. beuidcr Sprudc ecidrtcbcn mn bIbucnpirfIam, Die rct
Ieet9enanutcn ouoifieBih fir Observation-Disclosures. NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-20

8ei auimcrfiamer 8etrahtlrns bon
seft. 9. Irtitel !. Der Contribution Der
Ser. Stuaten fam mnn 6ipiid1en Den
leicn. bub in Der conitituirenbcn
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
MERCHANTS TO HOLD
HOMEIRADE FETE
Plans for Fall Festival Set on
Foot BY Governors Of Re-
tail Association.

A mammoth home trade" festival
will be held in Washington the last
week in September or the first week in
October, according to plans set on foot
at a meeting Of the board of governors
Of the Retail Merchants Association
last night.
The home trade comittee recommend
ed that an exhibition be held to display
goods manufactured In Washington, but
after some debate 1t was decided that
as there is no suitable hall. this propo-
sition had better not be undertaken.
The festival week was offered as SUBJ
stitute and met hearty approval by the
merchants.
1t Is proposed to decorate the stores
and the city extensively and to make
the festival a homecoming week, II
possible. 1t is expected that details OF
the plan will be worked out as speedily
as possible and preparations begun.
The governors extended a vote OF
thanks to w. c. Johnston, local agent
Of the United States Express Company;
tionaI Savings and Trust Company. and
John L. Newbold. president of the Mer-
chants Transportation and Storage
Company, for assistance rendered at the
rellef station Tor the nOOO ,Sunerers,
which the merchants maintained.
George 8. De Neale reported that
Is per cent of the marchants are OPP
posed to discounts On purchases, and
would enter agreement to discontinue
such discounts.
The general counsel was authorized
to draw a bill which places a tax Of
500 on all itinerant merchants. and
Congress will be asked to enact such a
bill into law.
The following business houses were
admitted to membership in the associa-
ton: Motor Truck Corporation. the
Cams Company. Herman's. Jacob Koh-
ner, /. L. Blout. A. Eberly's Sons. Inc,
SiGmund Kaufman. I. B. Hartz A. Sid
Heller Young Folks shop, Oppenheimer
Company, n. Samuel. Ben Schwartz.
Juelg Piano Company, Harry B. Dar-
ling. Phillips & Junemann. the Allie
gheny Company. Regal Shoe Company.
]. d. Milans & Sons. Charles r. Ed
monston. H. Baum & Son, NJ. Brooks
& Co.. Adolphe Baer & Sons. George A.
Comley, A. g. Rosenberg. Charles H.
Weser, the Crane Printing Company,
Gibson Brothers, and Morris Needle.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
Trial Marriages Made
Under Law, Says Court

NEW YORK, April 4.-Justice Coha-
Ian, In granting an annulment decisi m.
declared that the law makes trial mar
riages possible. He intimated that II
was serious matter for the legislature.
The case at issue was the suit for an
nulment brought by Mrs. Mona Morgan
Coster, member OF THE Whip COM
pany, against Charles Coster.
The couple were married when Mrs
Coster was about seventeen years old.
She left her husband a month later.
Being then under eighteen years old,
Mrs. Coster was able to bring a suit
for the annulment. although she had
the consent of her mother to marry.
Justice Cohalan granted the decree
of annulment. but said that this law
practically provides for trial marriages
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
DANIELS ENJOYS HIS
! TRIP IN SUBMARINE
Secretary Will Not Soon Forget
! Experience ce-EIeanor Wilson
Sees Boxing Match.

Secretary of the Navy Daniels is in
the submarine class. He spent eight
minutes at the bottom of the Elizabeth
river in torpedo boat CT before making
his return to this city. Now he says
he will never forget his first experience
in the diving line. Miss Eleanor Will
son, the Presidents daughter. also had
a novel experience in witnessing her
first boxing match.
Mr.. Daniels inspection at Norfolk In
cluded the machine shops. dry docks.
the battleships New Hampshire Louisi-
ana, and Michigan. and the collier Nep-
tune. as well as the ST. Helena train
ing station, where he witnessed a bat
talon drill.
He expresses himself as in favor of
giving the sailors more chance to see
the world, partly as a matter of educa-
ton and partly as relief from the
monotony of constant drilling. He has
IN mind the possibility Of sending
division Of the feet to South America,
another around the Horn and another
across the Atlantic in furtherance of
his idea
Miss Eleanor Wilson the Presidents
daughter, while on the trip to the
Southern drill grounds for the target
practice drill. witnessed a three-round
boxing match on the dreadnaught
Wyoming between Tom Hirchfield and
Waiter Jones. She enjoyed the match.
She also liked the game of battle
royal" which is like a boxing match
except that the principals are blindfold-
ed and have to tap on the floor between
blows
The Cabinet party and Miss Wilson
arrived home yesterday afternoon.
and Secretary Daniels and his aide,
Captain Palmer, are back today.
. Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
Is suffering with neuralgia in the ear.
aggravated by the terrific explosions
Of the Finch guns, and other Secre
taries still have a huzzing sound in
their ears.
The trip to Washington was made
In the Presidential yacht Mayfower
and the Dolphin. In the party return
ing were Miss Wilson, Secretaries
McAdoo, Lane, Wilson, Houston, Post
master General Burleson. and men,
bers of their families.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
BIG ROADS ACCUSED
OF DISSEMINATION
Bangor and Aroostock Protests
to |. C. C. Of Troubles
Blamed on Rivals.

Charges that the New Haven, the
Boston and Maine. and the Maine
Central railroads are systematically
discriminating against the Bangor
and Aroostock railroad in favor Of
the Canadian Pacific railway in
northeastern Maine. were fled with
the Interstate Commerce Commission
today The Bangor road declared
that the proportion of joint through
rates allowed It in shipment of the
products of that region to the mar
ket outside the State Is unreasonably
low. and that in the routing of
freight and the handling of business
the big roads work together to the
disadvantage of the Bangor and
Aroostook.
Complaint was also fled today by
shippers OF bituminous coal In the
Campbell Creek field In West Virginia
against roads carrying coal to Ohio.
Indiana, Michigan, Illinois. Wiscon-
SIM and Missouri.
Through joint rates are demanded
for the Campbell Creek Railroad Com
pany.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
Questions Of Race and
Religion Halt Wedding

10 fair damsel of Porto Rico. whose
father was a Spaniard and whose
mother was an Indian. to be designated
as Of the white race, the red, or what?
And II a japanese becomes a nominal
Christian to marry a girl within the
pale of the Catholic chuch, is a priest
justified in marrying them?
These questions were presented to the
Rev. william H. Ketcham. director of
the Catholic Indian Bureau. when Seno-
rita Monsetta Callado and Gensabura
Fujiwara presented themselves before
his as matrimonial candidates yester-
day. Father Keteham refused to tie
the knot on the ground that the jap
anese, although nominally a convert, is
not a Christian, and must become one
befos he can marry a Catholic girl.
Fujfwara has not given UP in despair.
He Is confident he is within the church,
and will see X he cannot persuade other
Catholic priests in Washington to marry
him.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04

Only One "BROMO QUININE"
That Is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. LDok
~ the signature Of E. W. GROVE. Curss Q
Gold In One Day. Cures Grip in two days. IA.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
President Receives
Several Delegations

President Wilson received a delega-
ton from the National Congress OF
Federal Employees, headed by NJ. F,
ODonoghue. in the East Room at 2:S
this afternoon. The fireworks commit
tee of the inaugural organization. head
ed by Isaac Cans. also were White
House callers. A few minutes earlier
the American section of the Interna.
tional Waterways Commission and Gen.
eral Ernst sock hands with the Presi-
dent.
The National Commission of Fine
Arts. headed by Col. Spencer Cosby
and thirty knights Templar from New
part. R. l., were other delegations
received in the East Room. ...-.
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TEKTfiER REPORT.

The forecast for the District Of Co.
lurnbia-Showers and thunderstorms to-
night or Saturday morning; probably
followed by clear Saturday afternoon;
cooler.
Maryland-Showers and thunderstorms
tonight or Saturday morning, probably
followed by clear Saturday evening.
Cooler tonight; brisk southwest winds.
Virginia-Showers tonight and Satur-
day; cooler Saturday and in west por-
ton tonight; brisk to southwest winds.
The temperature today as registered
At the United States Weather Bureau
apA Afdeck's.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04

TIDE TABLE.
High tide, 6:36 a m. and 2:o4 p. m.
Low tide, Il 50 a. m. and 1:15 d. m.
SUN TABLE.
Sh,n rises $40 Sun SETS. s:3
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
PostoHice Will Hold
Junk Sale on May Is

The annual junk sale of the Postoffice
Department is to be held May Is. Bids
for the waste material from the mail
bag repair shop, including iron scrap
and all old parts and fixtures, broken
leather straps. betting. and old canvas.
will be received until noon Of that day.
Blank proposals have been sent to the
junk dealers of half a dozen cities. and
IL is expected that the department Will
realize several thousand dollars from
the sale.
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
POSLAM CURES
ALL DISORDERS
Of THE SKIN

Poslam Is the pre-eminent skin
remedy. the one dependable healing
agent fer immediate use whenever
eczema or any like trouble annoys.
Its healing record and the manner
in which it exerts its marvellous cur
ative properties with first applica-
ton. proves the real merit which IL
alone responsible for its present ex-
tended use.
All who suffer from any form Of ec-
zema, acne. tetter. BARRIERS itch, scaly
scalp, rash. pimples, or any skin af-
lection whatever should employ Pos
lam at once. ....
POSLAM SOAP. medicated with Pos
lam, il the soap of soaps for daily
use. for toilet and bath. as a means OF
improving color and texture Of the
skin and assuring its continued
health.
All druggists sell Poslam price. 50
cents) and Poslam Soap (price. 25
cents). For free samples. write to
the Emergency Laboratories. 80 West
25th Street. New York City.-Afyt-
The Washington times., 1913-04-04
''oH! H!--0H!"

Try sGETS-IT.' the Painless New
Plan Corn Cure. See Your Corns
Vanish in a Hurry.
"whew, hurts way Up to my heart
I've tried almost everything for
corns"'
Corn-suferers, cornless joy Is at
hand! ''GETS-IT'' Is the only real en-
emy any corn ever had. Put GETS
IT. on in seconds and away they
The Washington times., 1913-04-04

20, shrivel, vanish. No more cotton
rings to make the corn sharper and
more bulgy, no more bandages TO stop
circulation and stick to the stocking
no more salves to turn the flesh raw
and make the corn pull" no more
knives or razors with danger of bleed
ing and blood poisoning.
GETS-IT' is painless. stops pain,
and is absolutely harmless to healthy
flesh. Warts and brnions disappear.
''GETS-IT" gives immediate relief
'-GETS-IT'' is sold at druggists st
3 cents bottle, or sent on receipt Of
price to =. Lawrence & Co., Chicago
Sold In Washington by ODonnells
Drug Store, Peoples Drug Store, P. G.
ARlSok.-A6vt.