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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-09-25
Elevations Of Nearby
Points--continued.


feet on the hill above the village,
on the road to Kingwood. AS
Rosemont is left behind, the high
way descends rapidly for a distance,
and then rises more than 200 feet
to the top of the hill.
Sergeantsville has an elevation
of $40 feet at the postoffice, and
426 at the top of the hill, back of
the church. Northwest of Sand
Brook this same hill reaches an
elevation of SAP feet, and the view
from it, looking south or east, is
we'll worth the trip up there.
Locktown, the metropolis of the
upper end of Delaware Township,
is $50 feet above the sea, and King
wood, few miles to the west, is
47O in front of the store. Barber
town, at the cross roads, is 480.
Practically all the so-called
Swamp Country" north of Ser
geantsville and Rosemont, lies
higher than Cottage Hill or Goat
Hill, and is only swampy because
the whole country is high plateau,
with slow drainage when you get
away from the Wickecheoke Creek
or Delaware River.
Coming back to our city, the
general elevation is about 70 feet
above sea level, downtown, while
it is 200 up around the schoolhouse,
and nearly 800 on the central part
of Cottage Hill.
Out at Rocktown, at the cross
roads, the elevation is 410 feet, and
at Linvale, a couple of miles away
the elevation is 800 feet.
Across the Delaware, Bowman's
Hill three miles below this city,
reaches an elevation of 800 feet,
and Jericho Mountain 440 feet.
Solebury Mountain, which starts in
directly opposite this city, reaches
an elevation of 303 feet at Mayors
Corner, and 440 feet at its highest
point, further west. Buckingham
Mountain, which can be seen from
points as far away as Morris County
this state, on a clear day, has an
elevation of $40 feet.
The hill above Centre Bridge
reaches a height of 400 feet. Going
out the Northeast Pennsylvania
Railroad from New Hope, the
elevation begins at about rs or 80
at New Hope station, reaches 140
at Reeder station, and about 800 at
Lahaska. The elevation is about
the same at Bycot station, and then
drops for miles to near Grenoble.
Some of the later articles will
deal with Americas Most American
Stream" Where the Woodlands
Are" THE Regeneration of the
Swamp Country" The Village of
the Live and City of the Dead, F"
The Real Home Of the Granger, "
Distances In and Around Lambert
Vile" Most Interesting Points to
See Things From" and many other
subjects which not yet been written
out in detail. All of them will be local
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-09-25
I UNDERWEAR
COOLER DAYS AND NIGHTS

Remind us that heavier underwear will add to our
comfort. Let us aid YOU in your purchases of under
wear by Offering you the best possible values. Our
long experience justiies claim to do this We
never buy seconds thus insuring the mills best pro-
ducts We have underwear for the entire family IN
wool or cotton medium heavy weight, single piece
or combination suits.
LADIES who miss the comfort OF MERODE
HAND FINISHED UNDERWEAR are not enjoying the
utmost of underwear possibilities. Let US prove to
you we are headquarters on underwear.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
0ramafimes 6eieb.
Yreis, ber 32 Sabre In California
iebte, BARI mad Seimatbsbeiud
nidt tuieber lanben.

Cine boie l1eberraihuns lit BEL Nnz
tiinit bes Samplers Settle" bon Der
Wbite Star 2inie benz ~ Sabre alien
9bomas Stebens. tpelder felt 80 Sab
rem in Can Sranciseo aniGIiis mar
Inb fir5 na1 benz lebten Neuiabr cine
@eiuhsreiie mad Der alien Seimatb,
8riitpl in England, unternommen
bate, 5u ellis Sslanb autbeil aes
iporber.
Ser ate 5err bat es in all Ben
Iangcn Sabren nerabfanmt, amerifas
uiider 4irser su iperben unb ba er
tur nod 5tpan5is Collars iein gieen
narinte, ais er fpieber merifaniiden
8ooen betrat. Der ginpanoerumgs>
@r5t Tim auberbem Mtcrs56tpdhe
atteitirte, tpurbe CT prompt nit mad
ellis Sslanb eenommen. pie IS has
8eies bori1reibt. Nm pieIem 8es
ibluB oes rebioirenoen Sn5pefturs
tonnte audi cine rii6renbe @rsdbllna
bes Nlten, ipelher IN Der Seimatb iein
san3es @elo bafiir arsseaeben baben
mill, benz e~in5igen @ruber elm ans
ffGnSiees @eerdbniB unb einen 9eis
6enitein az perihnffen. nidts dnbern
iinb ipenn ein in San Srancisco tpobs
member Neffe ii1 nidt oafiir perbiiret.
baB fem Sbeim feinem 8emeinipeicn
CUR Gait fallen tpirb. 10 lit benz alien
0tanne Die Deportation iid)er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
HanSel NIT SHSs3limeriea.
Sn bier Sabren BON 277 ant 373
Wiliunen seitiesen.

Ia6 elmer piibIi5irien 8esierunsss
Statiitif lit Der Sanbel Der Ser. Staaz
ten NIT characterization 9Gnoern
ipdbreno Der lesten bier Sabre i'm
Rertbe bon $277,000,0 600 tim Gas
lenberiabre 1909) auf 10000 900
4. s. 1912 eeitiesen, bod mar Der
Support aus ienen 9dnbern bebeutenb
grober als Der Grport nah bcniclbcn.
Die 9robte 3unabme pes grports
5ei9te. IN Dollars b%ered,net. Der mad,
SraItlien. pelder IN Dem angegebenen
Seitraum bon 20 Milionen nui Al
gftllionen itieg, Nn Der Spite oes
Supports aus SiiczN merita itebt eben>
falls graIiliem. berIeIbe ltiea bon
$134,000.0 00 auf $173. 900, 900.
Im niebrigiten itanb Der Support ans
Iene5uela; CT bctrug 1912 II Niils
lioncn, 9egen 10 Iiaionen in 1909.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
Der 0sl$enfel aus atinerifa.

Sans 8auoer, Yrdiioent Der Sntcrs
national Hcaltn IRuciatipn nnb Setter
5lpeier Sparbnnteu in 9uicl NIB 3ilz
rid, Sblpei5. iunrbe in Chicago. gu.
auf Serlangen Der Sdtpei3er Hc9ics
rrn9 per9aftet. Bomber iou in Der
Sdipei3 burt betriigeriihc ganfs
Wanipnlationen unb 8eratpcrts @cz
i6dftc ungefdhr 100000 cri6pins
belt baben. gr nurbe fir Die AuSs
lieferunss : gerbanblunsei, obne Suz
iaiiune elmer giirafdaft fcitscbaIten.
8auSer icl oils YrdiiSent scr
Guitin : Wdrbattan 9pniolibateb
Minius Co.. elmer Sirmd in Ncpaba.
Dor 6pci Snbrcn uah icinem @atcrs
Lamb 5uriidgefcbrt icin utp paielbit
Nttien fir ciuige bunbcrttduieno SpIs
lars p%erfanft bnben, Die 9an5 pcrtblo2
lein iolcn. @dbreub err pieie Iftisn
pcrtaufte. Iou Sniiper sic genunntcn
5fpei Sanfcu in Den Shfpciser StGbtcn
eroffnet BADEN, in hcueu 500, 900 BON
Den Giulagcn ieblen loIlen.
Sanbcr crfIdrte bel DER. @crncbs
mljns Dor Dem @uubcs : Gommiiidr,
Sab CT nift'ihuloig lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
NmS EemrSeS

tpirb geidrieben: Sros bes erbitterten
Samples Der lln9ldubisen geaen
2ourbes miro bieies immcr itGrfer be-
iudt. SIM porieen Sabre famen mad
3ourbes 446 @aufabrer5iige, $40 aus
Srantreif, 36 aus 9elgien. 20 ans
Stalien, 20 aus Spanien, 5 aus Co
tbringen, 3 aus Dem Glia6. Is ans
Dem iibrigen 9eutidlanb. ~ ans Der
Sd)nei5. A aus Seiterreid. 3 aus
Sollano, 2 ans England. 2 aus
Shottlanb, 2 aus llngarn llnb 1 aus
9urembur8. Sic 3abl Der Ralfab>
rer betrug 247,092, bon benen 200.z
sos aus Srantreid unb 1896 aus
Den arberen 2dnbern tpareu. Sic bl.
Communion purpe 1900 NAL ems
pfansen, $4,000 bl. Nteiien nuroen
geleien. Sas dr5tlide Gonltatiez
riin9ss Snreou iplrhe bon $50 Ger5tcn
beiudt. @tan 5dblte 101 8unSers
b%eiliinaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
MstPseissen in alariit.

Die .NorSs Emcrita" idrcib.:
8cGcn cine @cpiiEitieun9 Der authp.
lifcu hurh Yrdiireut 8iIipn tpil Sic
bcmnddlt 6u NtldHtic Gin itatiiiu
ecnoc Snbrcs5 GoHfcren3 Ser @ctbp
bitten Stcllun9 nebmcu. Die bctrcis
fcnec SpcSiaI Correspondents. pc!de
oicie @ndlriht triu9t. itnmmt ans
Srcnton. Is bcibt rnrin, oaB @ous
ncrnenr Wilion me6r Grncnnuugcn
ron &athollten gcmnht babe. ais cr
Bate MAIDEN ioHcr. Sniiir iupll,n
i'm Die Erebiscr Dor ibr @eridt
5ichcn. Sb es luobl in Srentpn
einen yWtcnate" Club aibt? Ser alte
Y, sY, ~. s8eiit lit ipcnieitcns bel ben
Trebiaeru burd Den .Icnace" s8ciIt
pieeerbelebt porben. @em biele
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
amHiieees 7sireten'O
pr~steftiert.

Iiar. Sabicr. Der Cbcritc Der Scis
ligcn SbnoSc bon HubIano. iorberte
Den Sremrier allf, cntidiebenc StcIIung
gcgcn cine @orld9e. ipelfe rcIisioic
@Icidlbcit nnb Sreibeit fir ale 8uiicu
pcrIangt mo Die fiir5lih in Der Sumn
einsercitt fpuree. 5u ncbmcn. Snrf,
Gin iolfcs @eicB nitric cine @rcIhe
in Die ruiiiide Staotsfirte geihoiicn
unb Die @cfabr hcrbcigciiibrt, baB Die
3cgierung idllicBlid in DIR Sinbc BON
Suhen uuh WohamcSancr ialcn
ipiiroc. Ieli9ipn biirfte i'm heiiigen
HubIane teine Sripatiobe iein unS
@leidbcit alcr reli9ioien Conditioner
Dor Dem 0clcb bcbeute ben 3uiams
mcn5riib ScS rniiiiten StaatcS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

linen, percaIe or alpaca are
suitable for this garment. The
pattern is cut in 8 sizes: Small,
medium and large. 1t requires
4 yards of 36-inch material for
the medium size.
9~508-Ladies' House or Home Dress
with or without Collar, and
with Long or Shorter Sleeve.
Blue galatea with trimming in
blue and white stripes. was
used for this model. The yoke
facing and collar may be omit
ted. The sleeve may be fin
ished in full length or with
pointed cuff in shorter length.
The skirt is a five gore model
with plaits in front at knee
height, and finished at the
centre back with an inverted
plat. The design is suitable for
galatea, seersucker, chambrey,
gingham, linen, linene and
other cotton fabrics, also CASH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

(8orr, .Tirita",) .@croSe pcrs
ncbnc id Bic Nndridlt", itrcibt Batter
Wip, z. T.. AM s. Scscmbcr 1912
ais Soronla, 3au,bcii. an oie &C.
neral Gcitcrin hcr 1t. |ctrus GIapers
Sobalit6t in Hom ~has Gin Como Den
todip, Sotcr SrlIilS Sorrcnb Scrriiicn
babc, X. I. Il. - Gin GROCER @crz
Int mir Die cnaliihc Iiiiion,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
Nect Gin Gnteseccs melSes jia,.

Cine in mcpi5iniihen areiIcn Slufs
lcbcn crreGcuec Gntacdung ut locbcu
bon Grof. 81, Snuicr, Dem Director
pes Nagemeiucn aranfcntauits in
stuttgart, Scutitlanb, an9efiineiet
lporoen. Der @eIcbrtc hat ieitacs
ltcllf. eoB Die iugenolihe Scr6looung
eurd Die Nnipeienbcit lpin5igcr Sbcils
hen BON @eihlcdtss Sriiicn inn @hite
perurlaht nirb. Sicic Sriiicntbcils
den Iinb 10 tlcin, baB tic lid ipcbcr
NIT Dem @ifroitcp. nod aui dbemis
idem 8egc ermiiteln laiien. Sbre
GnipeIcnbeit miro ichph purcb Elm
SdneIernm belpieien. baS iid I'M
Slute bilbet. Gebnlibe trantbaite
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
MAILIa5 INSTRUCTIONS.

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed to any address
on receipt of 10 cents ~(silver.
wrapped in paper, Or stamps) for
each pattern, excepting embroidery
patterns, which will be sold at
prices as given with description.
Write name and address plainly
and be sure to state numbers and
sizes of patterns desired. Remem-
Der that in these patterns allow.
ance is made for seams. Address
PATTERN DEPARTMENT,
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Use coupon below.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

beiien nm mebr als 100000 GROCER
dls Die &e9ieriiugs : ginnabmen aus
allen anoern GileIIen 5uiammenses
nommcn. Sanb in 9anD nit Der ees
lpaItigen Steiseruns seben natiirlif
bic onrfi6nittli6eu Yoits Ius9aben
oes Yliblifums. 8Gbreno oieIe int
Sabre 1862 per Sabr unb &ppf Der
Sepolferuns % Gents betrusen, fpas
rem lie I'M Sabre 1891 bereits auf OF.
Gents an9eidpouen unb s~egcntpdrtig
betra9en iie per appf unb Sabr $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

spacious pockets will be found
a great convenience. The pat
tern is cut in 6 sizes: 80, "a,
So, 80, 40 and AZ inches bust
measure. 1t requires 4 3-4
yards of 44-inch material for
the 36-inch size.
95O0-9501-A Charming Afternoon
or Calling Gown. Composed of
Ladies' Waist Pattern $500 and
Ladies' Skirt Pattern 9501. The
waist and skirt are shaped over
the front in deep points. The
neck edge is cut low over a
chemisette Chat may be of lace
or metz and finished with a
deep collar in sailor style. The
skirt has a panel back, with
plated extensions below knee
height. Wood brown striped
suiting was used for this model
with taffeta silk in a darker
shade for trimming. The Waist
Pattern is cut in 5 sizes: "a,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
GineelnsD enfmal.

8ie aus @aibington, 3. g.. pcre
lautet, bat Der sicp Yorter Irditcft
Senrp Bacon, beiicn Seminal gnts
lpnrf .ansfnommen porben lit, Sen
Iuftrag erbaltcr, ioiort an Die Iuss
arbeitung Der YlGne 5u gebeu. Sas
Senfmal. fir oeiicn Grridtuns Der
GongreB bereits $2.000,0 00 mlsaes
l%porfen bat. miro ieinen Stano i'm
Yotomaes Yart. iiioIib bonn @eiBen
SanIe. erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
Scsanntmahnna.

Som Siirgermeiitcrantte cria6ren
mir betrcffS bcS @riinonngsfeltcS
unierer frciwiliaen 6cucrmcbr iol.
9enoe Inoroumgcu: Sollte es am
GienStag @ormiitna reancr. 10 fin.
oct boS @riinormgsicit am @ittipod,
Nodmittag itatt. Heanet es ieSod
@ittpoh Nnd)mittaa ebcnioas, Damn
ilnSct ole 8riinounsSfe:er idon a,u
8ormlttag itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

mere, henrietta, silk or velvet.
The pattern Is cut in 6 sizes:
80, 81, So, 3S, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure. II requires z
yards of 36-inch material for a
36-inch size.
9450-Ladies' Dressing or House
Sack. A Simple, Comfortable
Negligee. For eiderdOwn, fan.
nelette, lawn, percale, dimity,
or nainsook this design will be
found most suitable. It is easy
to develop, and a very popular
style. The pattern is cut in s
sizes: so. 81, So, 80, 40 and AZ
inches bust measure. II re-
quires 2 "a yards of 36-inch
material for a 36-inch size.
9222-A Simple Practical Waist
Model. Ladies' Shirt Waist
CLOSED at the Centre Back).
With Two Styles of Collar and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

Sleeve. Striped wash silk in
blue and white was used for
this model with cuff and collar
facings of white pique, embroi-
dered in blue. The pattern is
suitable for all wash fabrics,
for silk and cloth. 1t is cut in
6 sizes: 80, "a, SO, 3S, 40 and
AZ inches bust measure. 1t re-
quires 3 1-2 yards of 27-inch
material for a 36-inch size.
)37S-A Pretty Summer Frock. La
dies Dress with Chemisette Gin
Raised or Normal Waistline).
Blue linen, with all-over en-
broidery for chemisette and
sleeves is here shown. The
model is cut on simple lines
and Is easy to develop. 1t is
suitable for any of this sea-
sons dress materials. The pat
tern is cut in 5 sizes: "a, SO,
3S. 40 and AZ inches bust meas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
MariRau ~mneisenmabte.

Sbomas I. .0tarIbau. Der neue
Sices Yrdiioent Der Ser. Staaten. bat
Die Slmme bon $4,000 abaeIebnt,
ipeld)e ibm I'M reselmGBigen Staatss
gtat tails @ouperneur BON Snoiana)
beipiligt iporben mar. nm ibn fir
Iusgaben fir @ietbe, @eleu6huna,
Sei5ung nno 8ailer fir Die bier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

So, 80, 40 and AZ inches bust
Measure The skirt is cut in 5
sizes: %, "a, rs, 20 and 80
inches waist measure. 1t re-
quires s IL yards of 44-inch
material for the entire gown.
This illustration calls for
TWO separate patterns, which
will be mailed to any address
on receipt of 10 cents FOR
EACH kattern in silver or
stamps.
3492 - Ladies' One Piece Apron.
Here is an apron that is not
only simple and practical, but
becoming as well. 1t is fitted
to the figure under the arm by
a dart. and the skirt portion is
ample enough to protect the
dress worn underneath. The
back portion is extended to
form straps that cross at the
centre and fasten over the
shoulders in front. Bingham,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
9errcn noh mebr @cIigion uno
lpenigcr Tolitit treibcn ippIltcu!
mo


Sn 6olee mnperSaulider Nabs
riin8 ipirS der Mn9cn 10 nl6cr Sies
l',llta 9ebrntf, rab @critopfuns cut
ltcbt. ipelt'e ourch Dr.. Nugulr aSmig's
%Nnlnburocr Sropicn auf iducnc 8cile
turirt merocn tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
GilsAbIiefsrnns far pafstpeit'
ftaefe.

Surd cine Srerc SeS 8cncralz
1oitmeiitcrS Sithcod niro bas Gill;
IbIicferungss Spitcm pom I, Mdrs an
auf ale Yoitpaicttide aiisacbcbut.
Sieic iinS nit Der gils Ablicferunoss
10 eentss Rarfe ODER serpDbnliden
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

Sabre, ipdbrenb tpc(der er 8ouper4
neur ipar, 5u entlddbisen. Or err
fldrfe. er baltic Die geipiQienng fir
perfafunssipibrig. unb eriiid)te bas
fir Die Bill ernanntc Gonferenss
Gomite. bieieIbe 5u itreifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
MISUNDERSTANDING Ser peft.

Mad Dem piertcliGbrliden Sinan5s
anspeis bes Iubitors bes YoitsSes
partements, Charles u. aram. belalls
fen it'd eesenipdrtis bic ginnabmen
bes HoltsS epdrtements burdihnitts
lid per Tag auf Die enorme Summe
BON $2,427,000 uno limb IN Splee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

Terdnbcruu9cn hcs 9lutcs fanb Der
Stuttgarter aoridler bel proereiiipcr
Saralpic uub bel SbiIbbriiien ; guts
3iinbung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11

gricimartcn BON SsruieIben setras 8u
iraniiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-11
A)ir liefern GudI Ole gflufter
III biaigen preifen.

ure. 1t requires S yards of A.
inch material for a 3s-inck
size.
1606-Baby's Kimono. Hand m
broidery is always effective
and appropriate for infants
garments. The design here pol.
trayed is suitable for flannel,
silk or cashmere, and may be
worked in eyelet or solid
stitch.
Stamped on Cashmere. ..$1.00
Stamped on Linen........ so
Perforated Pattern........ .25
Transfer Pattern. 10
1741-l742-Two Dainty Pillow Case
Designs. Size: 36x44 inches.
No: l74l is suitable for Wal
lachian Embroidery No. l742
is suitable for Eyelet and
French Embroidery. Either of
these two designs can be Sc
cured
Stamped on Linen, per
pair ...................$ 1.40
Stamped or Muslin, per
pair IS
Perforated Pattern, includ-
ing necessary stamping
materials for either de.
sign 20
Transfer Pattern for either
ueSign 10
These two Pillow Case De-
signs can also be used for
Towel Ends.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-12
ELEVEN ITALIANS
ARRESTED IN RAID
Regular Arsenal Seized, Too, In
House Where Men Are
Rounded Tn

Two shotguns. not 'pawed-off." three
rifles, four rcvolvets and several
knives were found An the rooming
house at No. I5S Lafayette-ave. east
(Champlain-st.D, when Detectives Hor.
rigan, Rogers and Grove raided the
place, late Thursday night. and ar
rested IL Italians, several of whom
have been under police surveillance
before. and are regarde das bad
men," =.
The prisoners, all claiming to live
In the house. gave their names as:
Joseph Caruso. 70 years old; Fran
cesco Caruso. aged 80: Francesca ST.
monella, 81; Vincenzo Capexxo. 81:
Liboria Messano. &c; Vito Bona. 2S,
Pietro Bowdomze, 81: the Puma
brothers, Paulo. Calvatore. Giuseppe
and Jacinto. and Fedora Capezzi, aged
house.
Detective Horrigan had received In.
formation that the rooming house was
the rendezvous Of a gang OF Sicilians
who would bear investigation, and he
obtained the ard OF Rogers and Grove
In making the rail. Friday night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-12
SCHOOL BOARD
Will CONDUCT
BUILDING PROBE
Special Meeting Called for Dec.
l9 to Take Up Northwest
ern High Charges
KUNZ AGAIN WINS
IN SHIFT OF TEACHERS
Inspectors Program Followed,
With Understanding That
Action Isn't q Precedent

Although the action taken by rhe
Board Of Education at the suggestion
|Of Architect William G. Malcomson,
Thursday night. was unanimous In
favor of the boards meeting In extra
ordinary session. Friday afternoon,
Dec. 19, for the purpose of renewing
before all its members the probe. into
the quality OF construction work done
on the Northwestern high school.
some of the members Of the board are,
nevertheless, Of the opinion that the
hearing 1t that time will not finally
dispose OF the charges which have
been made.
The members who questioned from
the start the inquiry by = committee
OF experts which came to On inglOri-
ous end. Wednesday afternouo, allow.
ed this substitute proposition to be
adopted without opposition largely be-
cause they had nothing to offer In It's
place.
THE Investigation IL still in the
hands of the board, and look upon
this proposed meeting as affording op-
portunity to work but some further
course Of action, rather than with
hopes that We will be able then to
reach any satisfactory conclusion OF
the. matter" said Inspector William
Fl. Maybee to The Times after the
meeting OF the board. M
The board a. . whole Is In favor
OF thorough inquiry and the bringing
to light OF all the facts, but do not
believe that It IL In position to sit
In judgment on itself. It IL still pos
sible that the course Of affairs will
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WILSON TO CONFER
WITH BRANDEIS
Boston Finance Reformer II
Have Voice In Proposed
Antitrust Program

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-whether
the Sherman antitrust law In TO be
improved by its friends or it, en-.
emies was the big problem confront.
ing President Wilson today. Because
Of his illness he was unable to confer
with Senator Newlands today. and the
entire problem went over until next
week.
Newlands had planned to suggest
the advisability OF creating . fe0eiu,
trade board, modelled on the lines OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
to interpret and enforce the antitrust
laws. The president has been said by
many to favor this plan.
Interest In the proposed trust pro-
gram has been increased by an under
the-surface nght between q number OF
reformers and near-reformers who in.
tend to make suggestions. The anti
trust league. backed by David lamar.
the Wolf of Wall-st," expects to be
heard. Samuel Untermyer, likewise,
hopes to be consulted.
II IL stated at the White House that
SO FAR the only appointment made by
the president for consultation with
anyone outside Of congress on this
subject ID with Louis d. Brandeis. Of
Boston, who 10 known to have mapped
out comprehensive plan OF legisla-
ton.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-12
TUBERCULOSIS
OFFERS AWFUL
STATE PROBLEM
Imp0ssibilty of Knowing All AZ
fected Persons Makes Fight
Hard One
NEW SECRETARY STATES
PLANS FOR PROTECTION
Says She Will Establish Visit
ing Nurses and Sanitoria in
All Cities

(staff Correspondent United Press.)
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Dec. 12.-"Is
the state of Michigan fully awake to
its tuberculosis problem?"
This IL the question put today to
Miss Marion Adeline Spratt. newly
appointed field secretary for the
Michigan Association for the Proven.
tion and Relief OF tuberculosis. And
she answered:
DO you know how many persons
there are in your community suffering
from consumption? Have you any
idea as to whether tubercular per-
sons are employed In your bakery. or
handling the milk on the farm whence
your daily supply comes. or coughing
over the suit and underclOthes you
wear? II you do you are very un-
usual person. Only q little time ago
was assured by several ladies OF a
certain club. when discussing their
local tuberculosis problem, that their
town was free from tuberculosis-they
did not know q single person who
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