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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-30
Grain Review.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO. Sept. so.-Wheat was
weak today because OF continued
heavy receipts at Minneapolis, Duluth
and Winnipeg and more favorable
crop news from Russia The decline
amounted to q for each month after
September had opened down Y. Corn
started firm and a trifle higher. help
ed some by the cable but eased on
with the break In wheat prices, going
down fraction for September and
n for December under the prices pre-.
vailing at the start. Oats took early
strength from the upward turn OF corn
but became weak when selling start
ed In the corn pit and dropped Y
to y below the closing price Of yes,
terday. Provisions moved irregularly
with prices shade easier than at
last nights close.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-30
sPECULATIONS
OF GOVERNOR

Continued from page IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-30
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
Associations telegraph over o az
Leased Wire . ~

Hog receipts $4,000; market st.,Il
&c lower. Bulk, ss.35@s.s5; MI
SS.2o@s.60; medium. sS.25as;|
light, $s.25@s.s5.
Sheep receipts 10000: maj,
steady, 10c lower Lambs. ss.5o6ir]
ewes. ss.5o@4.eo; wethers, sls1
5.75.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04

DO bot Der Sarmer aenleint: SEC,
Corr, einnal lin id) reingefaac.
On bpit mel Barn inifurt, lie IS
allreibt abgebrennt, aber ih ben fei
Gent Snihubrena sefriegt, DC Som.
peni bot mir e nciic Barn bai,e laiie.
Weun ih jest mel Self inihure laiie,
I'M id iterb, oann friegt mel @iObo
fein @elo, ionbern De &ompeni
oi,bt fbr eiilen altilern S0sbcnb for
niifc. I'm for Den ioll id) mid i'll.
Ifure laiie? go, Corr, 90 muBte
lfon einen Siimnlern irid)e."
@eG, Wiiter Goitter, id) fonnt
Sine DO nod mebrere iold)er Stob-
rieS pcr5chlc, aber ergeno cine
fonnte ergeno cillcm net gcinlle. III,
boili miro id, picber-na, Sc wiile
id,ot mas, friege.-alip mill i6 lie.
Der for beit fpittc, id iyl ennibail
net in quo Slbmer. Bon Sbne bal
ielbe boffeno, perbleibe if
Subrs trulp.
= ihohu r. m II -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04

maize 9eidreibing Der g~citoblcllcil
S9ierc.
vGas benefit gar nid)ts," behaup-
tete Der gnmalt, bon bieier Sorte
Gnten gibt cs cine ganSe Maiie. Sd
babe aiif meiner 6arm gor,S genaii
oieielben gnten."
Gas 'oIlte mid, gar nid,t miril.
bern," meinte Der alGeer, .es inn
Die eriten nid,t, Die mir gcitoblcu
mur0en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04

an Seiler iperlOer, CT mitB olf Der
einen Seite ifou gar iein."-
@. -
Seseriders.
Solgenoe originelle Announcements
g~inlaotung bradte cine 3eituns III
Der Gropin; Sahien:
In I'm ere 2eer.
Die @elt siebt bellte ibre
Mianf)mal IN gar5 beionoerer @eiie.
limo Oh mir murren, Oh mir ianl.
mern,
gS neidt id,ier ollcs aus ben J..
Die Siirfen traf cs bis ms NJ.
Sieweil lie MIR i'm 9dufen itorf.
Ger Snlbmono ionf. @lilaoricns
GrglanSt nno griiBt Den nercn
Scrrn.
Musiihteu iiir ocn Siirfen: 0.
Us riibrt lid, llid)t einmnl ,,obn Silll.
Mon ninrnt Dem Snltan &olf una
Snnb.
Niir i'm erbebt lid, feline r.
&0S icoer fri@lt. Scr glit uro brop.
3eigt bal0 Der SricbcnssS.
Sod, mas ais Sricoen MIR bcgriiBei.
Sit Srieoe MIR in ."
On 'iebit ringslum III allel Rcid)cu
Molldl ormtlen mdlld) z
8iaIt or Did, ,peltcr mfprmicrcn.
Sergio nid)t, i,eii Sll nbonmicrclt.
~ ~ ~
Ser Naulr.
Ser Serr SoneS ld)eint opd) ell
red)tea Tmlltbier jn iein."
~Seleihiaen Sic Ole ,Sanltbierc
niht."
go Ihllnm iii cS nit ihm2"
Ser ut 10 fuill. Der itellt iid in
raS Sbtbeil elmer Srchthiirc iinN
luartct. bis Semauo fcnumt mo Die
Shiire berumorcht."
~ - -
Ncttc Namilic.
&id,ter (ju cincln iulclolid,cu
Tngcfldgtcm: r&orum !uobncn Sic
nift BET ibrcu Gltern?"
ga. iebcn Sic. oas triiit lid, I'M.
mer 10 id,lcdt; menm lh nal
erauben bin. iisel tic in @eiGnanib,
mo wenn iic ornuBcn limo. bin i'd,
orin."
Sbrancm.
Sic Srdu cineS IpothctcrS Der
iild,tc bel cincm cbelidcu Strcitt
ibren 0aticu ourd Shr1ucn III
riibrcn.
.Nh." iagte CT. bore aui sl mel
llen. Sbrancn limo 81 nidts su nc
brautcn, Sh babe lie dcmliid, mn
tcrlnht Sic bcitcbcn ans cine,
isocc bon disappointment aolf mn
etpuS Sobahlorio; oas mciitc abcr
lit unniitcS @olicr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
Die scitpblcncn Gntcn.

Sn einem fleinen St1btd)en bate
iematb ieinen &od,bar uutcr oe,
@nflase oeS gntenoiebitabla perbai.
ten laiicn. Der Ingeflagte cnaa.
gierte einen herporragenben Mnmalt
Der Den @eribtsbof bon iciner I'm
idnlo iiber5ehgcn iolte. Ger al1-
ger beeriinoctc icine InflaSc Dor
@eritt Namit. ooB er ieinc Gntca
auf Dem @oic bcS NadbarS geiebert
Babe.
~@pber wiiien Sic. baB oaS Sbre
Gnten iparen?" iragte Der Scrtbei.
niger.
Ma. id, ipcroe bod meinc gutcn
fcnneu. lpcnn id tic icbe," erniocrtc
Der alagcr mo sab cine aaili &C,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
Sns SdGttcln.

~VhAAtsu
Gem Sonsjorg bon Widelbouiell
murbc ieiu fleibigcr lrlo gctrcuer
aned)t, Der Mid)el, pI0slid, beoeilt-
lid franf, 10 bnb er inn gett licgcl,
mubtc. "a rietb Die a1t6cr ibrenl
Mann, Dem Sansiorg, ocn Ioftor
Shropier aus Der Stabt bplen 81
%laiien.
Gas lit elm ~geid)eioter Wann."
iagte lie, rer bats NIT ben 9lltt.
egeln audi auf's S1rle perratben,
lpie on 10 fiirhtig franf gepeien
biit."
rSa, 9dtber," nteint Der Sans
iore, ubu bait reft, i~elbigsmol lit
mfrs iteiniibel g'weien. abcr auf Die
fem Ir5net bonn 9oftcr Shropier
tits balb anoerit meroeu; ser Cot
tor Sbropier lit Der red)te Mannl,
Ser p%eritebt's."
llno obrle ger5us ifidte er 81
oieiem.
Ger 9oftor fam. Gr iano bci,
&neft iuirflih iebr franf unb per-
ld)rieb oaber ioslcih cine ar5llei.
rSeio red)t piiuftlid) nit Dem
aranfen," ermabnte er ocn Sans-
iorg, limo ~beiorgt's nit Dem Gin.
nebnen genaii. pie's ~pcroronct lit.
Sn Elm panr Sagen mil id) luieoer-
fommen unb ieben, ibie's Itcht.."
Der Serr 0oftor belt Sort. Nad,
einigen Sagen fam CT rid,tig. nm
lid mad Dem @efinoen ocs Gutien.
ten 81 erfunDigen.
nNun. SanSiorg." iagte er beirl
gintritt in Die Stlbe, Dwie aebt's
nit Dem aranfen?"
AID, on lieb's Serrgottle, Serr
Ioftor," iammerte Ger Sansiora,
der lit eben ~geitorben, ifon geItern
abenb I'm 8iere. Dos S6iitteln bat
eben nift g'bolfen!".
o0as ShiitteIn? @ieio?" iraatc
Der Ooftor periuunoert.
rSa, bas Shiitteln 10 Dor benz
Ginnebmen," erpIiSierte Ser Sans.
iorg nit trauriser Miene. ,Sie ia.
ben'S ia ielber aif benz IeSept be.
foblen. ga itebt's ia san5 oeutlidy
auf benz 3etteI am Mrsneifolben!"
Der Softor nabm Den Mrsneifol.
ben nnb beiab ben 3ettel. gs itano
rihtig barauf: ,8or benz ginneb.
men iebesmal su id}iitteln."
n9as mar aber igans IN Orb.
nung," iaste Der GSftor, oas @Ias
suriifgebenb. ~
nSa, Sas fam iein.S awioerte Ser
SarSiorg, vpber -Wfidel bats
balt bod nidt pertrnacn fonnen; er
bat aaemal gottsiammerlid se.
id)rien."
~@enn ntan oas @lns geihiiitelt
bat2" fragte ser Soffor.
,9as CLASP" iagte Der Sonsi6ra
Jerwnnoert 0ariibcr. pie Ser Serr
Softor 10 Seritre,lt fraeen modtc.
,Nein, b'biit es 8ott! Net ons
8las! ben Mifel. Ger Wihel iii
Dor benz ginuchmen DOR pier itar.
ten aned,ten orbentiid perihiitteli
poroen. aber ihon nah bent swei.
teiimal 1T er g%eitorbep."
gah, 10, s'itorben!" iaste ser
Softor Sdropier. .Smsiora. Das
unr biesmal g'febit. Die IrSiiei,
,iht ben Midel bate man iollell
'orber ifiitteln. Sbiit aber Jest
lid,ts mebr, Sterben b1tt Der Mi.
bel ia 0od] miiiieu."
Der Sansiprg unb oie aGther
nad)ten iange @eiid)ter. troItetel!
id jeood balo ounlit. oab Ser Nj
i)el ia ooh elnrnal bGtte iterbe,
miliien. - (n glutplrit uilb Sauer.
ront.")
Sun6erbar.
-@lauben Sic eigeutlit Saran.
Nab iib Die @eihihte immer mieber,
,nl&oU
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
9as 9eben Der Seiiigen @ottes.


Son Batter :. 8itiGuau, =. z. y.
grtau-Ausaabc. Wit Chrome Sitel.
Gin ltarter Vanb pon 1900 Seiteu.
Sri9iialeinbano nit Rotbidnitt .... $3.50
QsrnHe iunarirtr Nnarto Aus-
sabr. Dit 4 observation-disclosures, farb,sem
1itel, Samiliens 3Rs9lfsr II. 800 oolii6nitt-
SuHtrdtionen, 1915 S.uartieiten.
eeberriiden, v~einpanbbtde, Rotbidm. $3.50
Rotber geberriiden, geinnanboefe,
6einsolbihnitt ..~..~-- ~. $500
Waria nno Spiepb.
Bon Gaier 3. Robner, ?. .. 3. Mit
9brpmobilosrr, 40 Solil9nitten nnb l04O
Seiten. Suarto.
geberriiden. e~einwonbbede, 8otbi6n $3.50
Rptber yeberriideu, yeinnanbosde,
Seti9ololh Quit .... .......-...-..... $500
Die Olanbens- unn Sitfeulebre Der
fatbuliiden 2irdc
in ausfibrlidem lluterridte baraeiteat. Mit
6anilisu Rssiier. 9 Sarbeuorud, s Gin
ihaltsbilbern II. $50 Sol,lhu., 1865 Seiten.
psberriden, g~eiuwanboede, Hotbidn. $3.50
Rotber eeb%uriideu, e~eiumanbbtde,
Sein9olbtdritt $500
Wpifine
rlnterridtss uno Grbannnssbud, obsr
atbsIitde @anopsfiHe.
Wit G~bromobilb, Samiliendronif, 8 Gin.
f&altsbilbern. $50 Seitei.
glan,leiupaub ....... $50
Wsan uerlnlge unisrm eonipistsn 8ataloe
bon beutiden Ssbst: II. grbauuu9sbiidsrn,
gu be;ieben burd iebe gu&baubluns
iopte bireft pon ben 9srtssern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
Der fleine Salauer.

Batter las Die 3eitrmg ms oe
tleine Nrtie ira9te i'm allerbano MT
niise Sragen.
Sum alidilf, iebt iei it'll. slrtic
0u iiebit, baB i'd, leie."
Nsaf einisen @iunten bemerft,
Irtie:
rslilf Der BLOOMFIELD Sroaepbabn
bat lid elm llngliid ereisnet."
Gin ltnsliif?" iraste ser Batter.
v@as lit seideben?"
Cine Srau bate ibr s(ilae an
einen leereu Sit geippricn mo cir
@ann bat lid, orauiacieet!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
Ter amiSrinalidc @eobadltrr.

Ter Sdauipielcr 6apcribam iriib
ltildte in cinem Sootcl in @irminJ.
bonn mo eS bcl6iti9te i'm bo6 Gin
onberer 8oit lid) por bnS cifenc aa.
minfencr liellte mo ibm iortmGb.
reno IN ben &unb iab. Sas mad)tc
ben aiinitler ncrpoS uno id)licBlid,
rib linn Der 8conlbsfuocn, CT film.
gclte bcm aclllcr lulo ais ocriclbc
nah iciucu @iinid,en iragtc. ociitcte
CT ali Den nnbcNncmcn Scobodtcr
mo laate;
p@olcn Sic, bite, cen Serri
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
EraftiidDc Yplitif.

Sim, Die Seiite iasen. gu ieill
INN LANCE genilg Sberiff gepeien."
Sic baben pieleidt nid)t 10 III,
red,t, Bill. Sic iaeen iibriaens
nilh, bob Su longe gerils Eoitmei
tier geueien Bit"
~9as gebe ib ganS eerne 81
Sim."
o@ie wGr's, 9il, ipenn mir mad
slblauf nnierer Nmtstermine--mit
chamber tauid)en miirSen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
Sinolidl main.

NtI0ItdI natU.
Gin fleineS MGod,en miroc BON
Der Mama 5i 9ett aebrod,t.
Mama, idl babe gar feitc gnaii
I'M Sunfeln."
v&esbalb %lpllteit III aild,. aino
hen!"
.Ginmal babe idl aber slnait ae
lobt, ais ih in Ole Speiicfammcr
ling. nm @nrmclnbe ST bolcn."
-llno mesbolb battelt IN o.
Angil2"
I'D bate Slnait. ooB ih lie onl
Snoe ilid)t iinocn fonnte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
BenZiger Brothers,

New York: 36-3s Barclay st.
Cincinnati: 343 Main St.
Chicago: 214-216 w. Monroe st
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
2pbnenber @crbienit fir Nscntcn!
0auss nnD
6amilien Slider.
3atbpliidcs Grauseliens mo
VrbauuuoStudb.

SoltStblmiide Srfldrung Der SonntdSS
NIB ,yelttogs .Span9clien. S'ou Z. Enitens.
frleiier. Nit 1853 Sllnfidtiouen. 33 Nolt=
btletrit. ) dromoa iiiio is tnpcgrophnhen
9tni6altsbilocrn. Samillsnhronlt. 104
Seittn. S.uarto.
oalbieoerbono MI Rotbihnitt. -..- $3.50
6otbleinpanb. vepsrriideu, Wpipldn. $500
Ias 9cbcn n~niereS licben Scrrn NIB
&eilanns Seius 6briitus.
Bon Y. @miissr. Mit Ghromobilo. rs
gdr;ieitissn ,Sllutrationen, 575 Ssrtiluitro:
tionen. 1910 Seiteu in S.uurto.
Salbteoerbano III Rothihnitt.. ...... $3.50
Rotbe Seiiiuano, Ssosrriidsu, Seu
golbl6nitt $500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04

adl, wie frob iino mir oaeegen
God, N nnierer Sronlng Scgen!
Silblt audi etpa Damn ri,o iparn
Cine Srau lid, mnndmlal Mann,
Sort man etipo bier mo ba.
&as fiir Sraileurcd)t geid,ab,
aann man bod, Die slhicln suden
llnb bos cling NIT Rlih' begliden.
Ood, cs ici nif,t unbeiprod)en,
COB, iuer cinnal 9litt gerofen,
Sd)luer III Die @eiangenidlaft
@ieber miro s,lriidgeifnfit.,
Sesbolb riie ih slrm Shlulie:
Siltet Gild Dor bent Gerbruiie,
l(no beoeufet. mas Die 9riten
Bon Den Suffragetten litten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04

ar1 Seiler lpelben, CT nlltB nili Der
einen Seite idou gar iein."-
@. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
9idaGn ii +.
$ y $
Snffrasettcn auf benz ariesspfab.

sld,. mas muB man oft BON boien
Subcn boren ODER leien.
ltnb 5pnr niht aaein bon biel len,
@elhe Mar mo Worib bieben,
Eein, es CAB and @eibliffeiten,
0eld)c Sorgen iins bereiter.
Die, anitatt in Spntens 9nnbe,
Chr 5t maden ibrem 2dnbe,
Sftnals nod oariiber lad]en
lttto iid beimIid luitis MADDEN.
So, 5llr ltebeltbGtigfeit,
Ia5m iino lie ltets bereit.
Steine IN Die Sdeiben riibren,
limo Die Sditier 81 perid)mierer,
l1no nit SGuren ale Sad)en
8on Der goit fnpiit an ma6en;
Ilif ben 8aiien oemonitrieren
ltnb bas grobe @ort SIT iiibren,
Sel6it Die YoliSei p~erboBnen
Sammt ser ltniform, Der ihonen,
0as ideint ibnen angenebmer,
llno iie finben's nod bealiemer,
Ils, oils tbemre @attin, leiie
Sn 0es SauieS engem &reiie,
Wiitterlib ibr gmt 81 iibeu
ltno ben Serrn 8emabl su lieben
limo linn itets, nit miloer Sdonung
SIM 9eSirfe ibrer @obming,
Teii a pen in alien 9insen,
Sbre Meinlnng bei5itbringen.
llno alsbann, 5u ieiner Gbre,
Sbun, oils obs Die feline mGre.
Sas fam ibnen nift geniigen,
Heit, in langen, pollen 3iigen
@ollen lie Die Serriherwonlte
Srinfen aus DER Shidinlstonne.
limo bonn mGnnlifelt @eidlefte
Sorberu milo lie ale Hedte.
Sa, III boiler Hiiitung ieoe,
3ieb'n lie aus 81, grimmer Seboe.
Dies geidiebt in gitgel.S adJielt,
go Die Suifrasetten wad,ien.
Id), es lit nid)t aiisSuoeufen,
@ie lie Die Woral %perrenfen.
Cine Hiltbe ibrem 2anoe,
3iebt Die gottperlaii'ne 9anbe
gler 6ralienpiiroe 3ier
Sn Den Sdmlls Der Scrridbesier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-04
Sunoerbar.

.@lauben Sic eiaentlit oaran.
Nab iiG Die @eIfidte INNER wieSer.
lolt?"
.gtein--oenn bis airi oen hellti
zen Tag bat unier 9olo MIR cillell
,Iil5lgen Wann eriergt. Der uid)t Iii.
zen tonnte."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-21
FATHER STEIN SENT
TO LOCAL CHURCH
Appointed by Bishop as Rec
tor of ST. Michael's
Church.

The Rev. Anton H. Stein, for years
rector of Our Lady of Lourdes's
Church, Paterson, has been appointed
by the Rt. Rev. John j. O'Connor,
bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese
of Newark, to the irremovable rector
ship of st. Michaels Church, this
city. Father Stein succeeds the late
Rev. Denis ]. Mccartie, who died
about a month ago. =
AS successor to Father Stein in the
Paterson church Bishop O'Connor has
named the Rev Felix M. O'Neih, who
has been rector of ST. virgil's Church,
Morris Plains. No successor to the
latter has been named as yet.
Father Stein was at one time assist
ant rector of st, Michael's Church,
serving as assistant to the late Father
McGartie for two years. St Michaefs
Church is considered one of the most
important in the diocese.
Father Stein studied for the priest
hood at the Seminary of the Immacu-
late Conception, at Seton Hall Col
lege. Besides being assistant rector
at St. Michael's Church, he was also
curate since his ordination at st. Leo's
Church, Irvington, and the Church OF
Our Lady of Sorrows, South Orange.
He is a brother of Prosecutor Stein,
of Union county.
The new rector of st. Michael's is
an orator
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-21
CHICAGO WILL Be
AN ATLANTIC PORT
Sir Robert Perks Tells of the
Georgian Bay Canal
Plan.

NEW YORK. May 21.--Chicago be-
fore many years will be sailing port
for Atlantic liners, if plans are car
ried out which Sir Robert Perks, for
twenty years a member of Parlia-
ment, has spent the last two months
in this country and Canada perfect
ing. This will be accomplished by the
construction of the Georgian bay
canal. providing for a waterway for
large steamers from the Great Lakes
to the ocean.
Sir Robert, who retired from Par
lament two years ago and became
in 1912 a member of the engineering
firm Of Macarthur. Perks & Co., Ltd,
of ottawa and New York, told OF
these plans in the st. Regis, where
he was preparing to sail for home on
the Mauretania
1.-THE canal" he said, will be as
important to Canada as the Panama
canal is to the United States. Inc
States. too, will share in its benefits
since steamers of 10000 tons will be
able to load at Chicago. Duluth, Mil
waukee or other American ports on
Lake Michigan and Lake Superior
1
and carry their cargoes of ore, wheat
lumber or whatever it may be direct
| ly to European ports without change
1.-THE canal is an assured thing
Laurier and Borden have pledged
their support for the construction o.
| it. The charter has been granted
| the surveys made and the company
formed to finance it. 1t will cos
s125 600, 900 to build it, about one-hall
the present cost of the Panama canal
1t will be financed by Canadian gov
eminent guarantee on the bonds, al
though the canal company will have
to take the risk of building 1t within
the guaranteed amount"
Sir Roberts interests are drawn t.
the Far West coast by the fact thai
his company is now engaged In build
ing a railroad through Oregon for thu
Southern Pacific.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-21
BOARD OF TRADE TO
PROBE MAIL SERVICE

Following a conference today be-
tween Postmaster Frank J. Book and
a delegation from the Board of Trade
the latter organization decided to
conduct an investigation into the mail
service of this city.
The conference was called as a re-
suit of the insinuations in the Eve
ming Star yesterday of the delayed
delivery of mail coming to this city
from New York, and Eastern points.
The postmaster explained that the
fault did not lie with the railway
mail clerks as they did not have time
to sort all the mail for Newark be-
tween this city and New York.
1t developed at the hearing that the
mail which passed through the New
York postoffice and was cancelled
there between and 3 o'clock. invari-
ably went to Philadelphia and was de-
Iivered at the local office on the re-
turn trip. This was due TO the fact
that the New York office puts all the
Jersey mail in one class instead of
sorting it out by cities.
It was suggested at the conference
that if the New York postoftice would
sort the Newark mail and route 1T by
way OF the Manhattan tubes, 1t would
be received in this city and delivered
from eight to twelve hours earlier
than at present.
The routing of the mail from the
Oranges and other suburban points
was also discussed at length, and this
4on Mill he ;uuaetipafed
1t was stated that the mail from
Orange is taken to New York past
Newark and then sorted back into
the Jersey bag again. Then it is
very often carried on to Philadel-
phia, so that letter posted in Or
ange in the morning sometimes does
not reach it's destination until late
the next day.
This same condition is said to be
true of mail coming from other SUI
burban towns. and the matter will
be thoroughly investigated by the
trade board committee.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-21
GIRL s SENTENCE
DECLARED ILLEGAL
Sent to Jail for Two Years;
One Is the Limit of
Statute.

adicjAls at the county jail are IN
|auanda1y today as TO the legality of
|4he commitment under which Miss
Elizabeth Heneleske. 10 years old, OF
Bloomfield, will spend two years
|4here she was arrested on charge
az 5isorderl Y conduct and sent by Re-
|eorder JAMES B. Mckee to the House
~ the Good Shepherd for two years
ana when tn e sister in charge there
Yannd she could do nothing with the
Girl Recorder Mckee transferred her
10 the county Jail.
II is pointed out by Warden Nc
f,,iness that the maximum penalty
for a disorderly conduct charge is a
.ea~ in Jail and fine of s175, and it
seemed strange to him that Mr.. Nc
kee who is a lawyer, should have
gone beyond the statute. Mr. mckee
could not be found today to explain.
The warden's opinion, however, was
snbstantiated by Judge William Mar
t,n who said that the limit of
nrison sentence on that charge is one
year.
elizabeth was arrested at her home
in Farrand street. Bloomfield, and
after a hearing before Recorder Nc
zee was sent to the House OF Good
sbenherd for two years. There it
yas found that she was incorrigible,
and when the head sister notified 20
lice Chief Collins he sent Patrolman
Walter OfNeill to bring her before
Recorder Mckee again. The recorder
transferred her to the county jail
without changing the length of the
sentence.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-21
CITY HOSPITAL ALUMNAE
RECEIVES NEW MEMBERS

The 1918 graduating class of the
Newark City Hospital Training
School will be the guest of the New
ark City Hospital Alumnae Associa-
ton at a reception and dance which
will be held in the reception hail OF
the hospital, in Paramount avenue,
tonight The members Of the class,
nineteen in all. will be formally adj
mitted into the association by Miss
Dorothea Rusch, the president
A social committee of ten members
of the association have arranged q
pleasing program of dance numbers
and will assist the officers of the as
ISOLATION in receiving the new MEM
bers in the alumnae.
Next Wednesday night the mem-
bers of the class will receive their
diplomas at the twenty-fifth annual
commencement exercises of the school
at Wallace Hall, Y. M. c. A. build
ing, in Halsey street The program
for the evening is in charge of DR..
Henry J. r. Wallhauser, of the Wis
ting staff of the hospital. AS in
past years, Dr. Herman c. H. Her
old, president of the Newark Board
of Health, will probably present the
diplomas to the graduates. The pres
emit class will be the last to hold its
exercises in Wallace Hall, as 1t is ex-
pected that by next year the recrea-
ton room in the new nurses home
will be available.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-21
ASKED TO APPOINT
A WOMAN PHYSICIAN

That woman physician should be
appointed at the Overlook Asylum
for the Insane was the nature of a
resolution adopted at a meeting of
the Women's Political Union at the
headquarters, 70 Halsey street, last
night.
The resolution also protested
against the appointment of a male
physician at the institution. Although
no names We're mentioned, it is under
stood the resolution was directed at
the temporary appointment of DR..
Edward w. Markers as an inferno at
the above institution, the appoint-
ment having been made last Satur-
day by Freebooter Ernest e. Ryman,
chairman of the hospital committee.
women inmates at the asylum, all
under the care of male physicians.
Mrs. Abraham Van Wrinkle presided
and Mrs Minnie j. Reynolds ex-
planned the districting of the munich
palities of the county under ward
leaders and captains. She pointed out
| the benefits OF a house to house can
vass in ascertaining suffrage senti7
ment and arousing it where it does
| not exist.
The county chairman, Mrs. Robert
A. Franks, of Llewellyn Park. West
Orange, gave brief talk expressing
her pleasure in the rapid strides the
/ suffrage movement has taken in the
last year Reports were given py
Mrs. Richard T. Newton, presiden'
of the Women's Political Union o.
Nutley; Mrs. Edward N. LOOMS. the
ward leader of South Orange; Miss
Cornelia ]. Brown, of East Orange
and Mrs Russell A. Griffin, of or
ange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-21
no NAME PARADE MARSHAL

The committees from all the local
councils of the Jr. o. U. A. M. will
meet in the rooms of Daniel Webster
Council, so Belleville avenue, tomor-
row evening for the purpose of nam
ing a marshal and aides to head the
Jr. o. U. A. NJ division in the Me-
mortal Day parade. The councils
will be escorted by the First regiment.
Uniformed Rank. It is expected that
over 1000 juniors will make up this
division.