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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
benefit, ban Der 3ert6rnnsstrieb in
ibnen bod nid,t gar 10 sruR iein mmh,
ais man iett Der @elt meiSmad5cn

benefit, ban Der 3erit6runsstrieb in
ibnen bod nidJt gar 10 sruR iein mnii,
ais man iett Der @elt neiSmafen
mill. Sbcr iollten Ole 9ul9arcn ON
llmid)la8e bcs ~&ricgsgliidcs 10 5ers
maImt porben iein, paB lie an nibts
mebr benfcn?
Stc polle @abrbcit iiher Die i'm
Salfa1triege 6egangenen 8reueltbaten
miro man ME crfabren, aber iopiel
itebt idon feit, nab Die Sanoen, Die
ale rilnreliidJeu Irmcen begleitet ha>
ben, Die Sduptmiiietbdtcr iinb. Guf
tiirfiider Scitc fommeu bn5u nod Die
Siilfstruppeu aus Dem Siten, bercn
Gcrlpenbune auf einem e%urppdiifen
arieesidalplaBe Der Scrliner Gertrdg
ser So3cn Eforte nustriidlih inter-
iaet bat. Warnm haben Bite Ntahte
'nidt auf bic Ginbaltuns bieier ge.
Thinning g%ebrnnsen? Sic batter lie
NIT ibren bier liesenbeu ariegslhiffen
ia 10 leidot e~r5iuinseu fonnen. Was
habcn benn iiberbampt b,e MGdte &C.
than, ben internatipnalen Vertrisen
@cltnns 5n perifaffen? Nihts.
SeoenfaIs pirb man anerfennen
m%iiiien, baB Die tiirfiide &eeieruns
cen siiten WiIen seiat, Den llmtrieben
Der Sanben ein Sicl su icsen unb
2eben unb gieentbum Ser Sepolferuna
3u ihiieen. 5oifentlih bat lie aud
erfolg oamit.-(~8. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19

banblung. Selbit 5u bieier Stmnbe
iterben eines iansiamen ifreflihen
3pbes inmittett Der SdrefniHe bumz
pier @efdngniTe nod piele, nelde
ianatiider ,Sat sesen ben bl. 8lauben
sum- iSmdtbans perurtbeilt bat.
Iuh Die 3telun9 Der Snien III
nidts ipenigef ais beflageusiuertb.
Ser 8cIigionsunterriht in SdnIen lit
perboten. Der s,anc 8ottes lit bon
alien oifi3ie[Ien Sofumenten pers
i%dbtpunben, @rpioerungcn auf Ier>
leumDunsen ut Der Sreiie pcrboten.
piele i'm bobcn Inieheu S%tebenbeu
itmadtcn IN 8efdngniiicn fir teiu
anberes Gerbreden ais Ifte Der
Srommiafeit unb Wphltbdtigfeit. SIS
mar feline 5rase BON pplitiiher Sn-
iureftiun, ~ionoern nur Der miloe 3ess
pDtismus gcmeiner SiftatDren NH
ibrer Sanblanser.
Seit es 1dbipcrer 9eporoen. ba be-
reits cine Heaftion cingctreten, Wdns
ncr 81 finoen. Die iafrilesiihe Sdnoe
erbeben 9e9en Die &irhen. nurbe an
10. Sunt 1913 onrh eincn GrlaB ges
%itattet. bab tatbolifeusfeinblite |ers
eiuisunsen iif in beu Seiis bon
airdeu iesen fonnen 8pedS abbaltuna
hires 8ottesbienitsS.
@ir reipcftiercn nnb aften uniere
iiibiiden Witbiirser, iuenn lie Die
IufmertIamfeit Der Totionen arlf ibre
@erfolger gu ridten unb rationale
Sanolungen gu fGroern neriudeu
8ir ipmpatbifieren nit gqen. Die uns
gereht leiben miillen uno mir 9lallben
es lit ole Sfliht elmer groBeu Nation.
baB iie ibren eroBen ginfIuB gum
beiten Der Renibbett alsiibe. gs
bdngt bon Den &atbolifeu ab. Dc
Gll9cn Der Nutionen auf Die 3uItdnoe
i'm ungliidliden Portugal 5u ridtcn
unb buber tperbe anf bieiem Gonpeni
bcid,loiien, Den YrdiiSenten nnb Der
9unsreB Der Ser. Staaten su einem
Eitarfrn unb effeftoolen Yroteit i'm Ha.
men Der $4,000. 900 &at6oliten bes
Sanocs 5u er1ltfeu."
(8eiteres iiber Die Contention
tiiebe Seite 12.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
tG. 9. A..aabelsramm Si.ier settans.y


n o m. Den ~. Nuguit '13.-Set
Seilige Iater lit poblaui. = Gin
Eenfmal lpiro in 0inlta an Der SteQe
erridtet perocn. BON no aus Cardinal
Serrata bas Ieer iegnete. - See
Sau Der nelien coutantinilhen Stride
5u 8onn. gum Inbenfen an bds beurige
couitartiniid)e Subiloum. sebt raid
bon ~itatten. - Sm 3 n
Septenber finbet in Gom als Sbeif
Der eonitantiniihen Seierlihfeiten cine
groBe Snternationale Scriammlung
bon fatboliifen Surrerbereinen itatt.
3tpeibunoert italieniihe unb 5trolf
rationale Slrnpereine aus Sranfreih.
S~entiflano, Canada, England, Spn<
MEN, Der Sfpei5 uub Sefterrei9
lperben iih an ieucr S%rrnerz Gonben-,
tion betbeiligen. Sebntanienh Sur<
ner tperoeu in ienen Saaen in Eonr
iein nnb Der Seiligc Batter tpirb Die
Sfauturnen nit ieincr 8esenfpart be-
ebren. - Sic HitensG Congregation be.
ipridt Die Seilisiprchuns ber gerna@
bette Soubirous, Ser Die Wutter
8ottes in Der beriibmten &rotte 5u
2ourpes .erifienen lit. Sieier 9ro3eb
lpiro raid bon itaften seber. - Ift
S~pesial5mse NIT 2,100 italieniiden
Yilsern, bon benen lis franf lino.
iinb mad 2ourbes setpaufabrt. %
ebenfaIIs nm bieie 3eit anoere Yilscrs
3iise aus Srantreif. england, gelgien
unO Seiterreid eintreffen neroen. =
Yapit Bins bat Sr. Snpuis. Snipettur
Der fatboliihen Sdulen bon Montreal
in Eripats aubiens empfansen. CIR bat
bemielben ieinen Seaen fir beiien 3d.
900 SHiiler iibermittelt. = Nier.
Eeroiini. Sireftor bes SirtiniIhen
Chores reiit i'm Nopember nnb
Nilano, mo in Der ct. Gmbrolins=
Stride cine eonitantinii6e Seier itatt>
finben ipirb. CT miro oaielbit einen
9bor bon 100 Stimmen birisieren. =
Der gr5biidof BON Scutari lit in Gom
an9elanst, nad1bern er eine Iuoien3
nit Safer Sran5 Spief eebabt bat.
@san bat besbulb alss Ioslide sea
munfelt betreif Der ge3iebuneen bes
81. Stubles 81 ben 8atboliten in
Ilbanien nnb auf Dem galfan. gs lit
aber san3 natiirlid, oab Der 81. Stubl
in bieier Sahe feline S6ritte tbun
piro, bis bab Sriebe unb Srpnung in
ienen SanSestbeileu luicber pouis berz
seiteut iein iperben.-(@.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
31rnf. aaliiaer a1rahnent.
Bonn internatipnaleu Ier5tes Gungrcf.
Der in 1917 a~bsebalteu ipiro.

2pnbpn, 16. Iuauit.-SrofcMor
Srieorid bon Iiiucr bon Iiintcn
,purbe gum Yrdiiocnteu bes permancns
ten 9omites. Iofpie sum Yrdiibentcn
bcs aht5cbntcu iuternatipnalen
Tcr5tcs Gon9reiics 9cpdblt, Der I'M
Sabre 1917 ab9cbaltcn miro.
Sn ieincr Ibificbsrebe appenicrtc
Srdiipcut Sarloip an Die dr5tlihe
TroieiIion. in alien 2duhcrn ibren
GiniluB sur |erbiitung bon 8ricsen
aui5ubictcn. Scr Gon0reb pertagte
lid Sicnstas Nbcnb in Spnoon.
Sic brei 9rpBen Trciic bes inter-
u~ationalcn IcrStcs Gungrciics purpcn
am Sicnstag Den iolaenben @elcbrtcn
pcrlicbem: Ser @oSfausS reis an Yros
ieiipr Charles Hiet bon SariS: Scr
SariSs Ereis an Yroielor u. bon
@~ancrmonn. 9citcr Der aaiicr 8ils
belmss@ eiclihait fir o~uscipanotc
Sbcrnpie; Der llngarusSreis an Yros
iciior 3. 6. 8risbt non Sonbon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19

ielidaft iif 5ur grri6tuns bon Stride
uno Sdule perpfltGten."
y9ie Sage Der fatbuliihen Stride in
Yurtnsal"
mar bas Sbema. iiber tueldes Der
bofip. S. SuBlein. 2. S., aus Nem
9ort cine ersreiienbc S6ilberung ents
mari, fpelbc CUR Solge bate, baB bos
Heiolutionsz 9omite eiuen sebarnii6s
ten Sroteit abfabte. Hepuer lagtc
etipa Solgenbcs:
.Sie pergan9encr greisniiie iinb in
pielen ibren @in5elbeitcn nod friid)
i'm 8ebdhtniiie bon ms Iucn. Ser
erite pereinigte Iugriff mar gegcn Die
religioien Communication oeridtet;
lire Sdulen unb @obltbdtisfeits Gin
italten, ibr i'm Snterciie Der Iilicus
ihaft seiammeltes Iaterial, ibr per-
ionlides Gigentbum, ielbit ibre pris
paten @anuifriptc iparcn Dem mobcrz
nen Wanbalismlls pre~iS9c9eben in
ieinem SaB 9e9en Die Teligion. Sbrc
Wtitelieber ipurben pcrtrieben. 9eia9t
lpie lpilbe Sbicre ourh Die StraBcn
unb Seller, %mibbnnbelt mn perlpuns
bet. eingepfcrht in Die ihmubigitcn
3eQen Der @cidnaniiic uub bebanbclt
ihledter ais Die idcuBlititcn Ser
BREEDER. Sic SiidDie unp @ciitlihs
felt iparen Die nGhlten. Ole inter bcn,
iataniiden SaB gcgcu oic Heli9iou 3il
leioen batten; Elm @ciitlid)rr nadb Dem
nnbcren tpurbe aus Den StGbtcn mn
Sip5eicn pertrieben. bic SiidDie fonns
ten nidt einmal 5u ibren SiD5eianen
mebr iprehcn. Ilciu nid)ts pcrmodte
ibrc beroiihc Singabe uuo ibre apoito'
hide llneribrodenbeit Su critiden in
ibrer Siebe gum @lauben unb 2anbe.
Snipiriert nit Giicr fir Die hriitlidc
Sad)c, itanb Die @ciitlihtcit in Dor
tngal Sbultcr au Shulter. trob aller
TerioIgung, tros unmenidliher BE-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
KatksIiiet aewerSet.

&abrib, sppnicn. IA. ausuit.
-@iner beute e~rfolgten Infiuoisuus
ocs ipaniiden Yremicr ; Iiniiters.
@raicn Mparo &c Romanones. 3u>
iulse, miro Yrin5eiiin Beatrice bon
Sadieus aoburs unb 8otba bemndhit
gum tatboliifeu @lauben iibertreten.
Die Yrin5eiiin Beatrice 2eopolbine
Siftoria permdblte iih am Is. Suli
1909 AMI Dem ShloB Hoienau bel
aoburs nit alfpns. Yriusen bon
Orleans. einem Setter Des &onies
Ilfons bon Spanien, unb 5ipar trot
bes @%iberitanoeS pes 9ebteren. Der
Den Srin5en ieiner gbren enttlcibete
uno i'm ieines gommanbos in Der
lpaniihen Irmee entbob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
8elsifde 3eitlanfr.
observation-disclosures btsier 3situns.)

(speSial'a abeiararnm otefer Seitnne.)
Y Il & y II - * - Il Il Il * X Il Il
<
+ 8riiiieI, ben 10. I,ieuit
+ 1913.-Sie fistaIc Gage lit cine
< Iebr per~fporrene. 9ie Seihof<
X flung BON ueueu Steueru liest
+ Dem Yarlnmentc sur 9eiprehung
x Oh. Die nemen militdriiden
y Sorberunsen 6abeu neue Steliern
: bebiust. Ser Sinan5miniifer
4 ermabnfe in elmer briuanten
4 8ebe bic Spppiition. Tie iollte.
4 nadoem lie fir cine mtlitdriihe
+ Heform geitimmt babe. aud Die
K Illseaben. Die bamit berbunben
Z iinb. ~beipiIisen. Sic 2iberalen
: lebnten bieie Inforberung runos
: meg ab; Die So5ialiiten erfldrten
( lid nnfanss bereit, nit an
Z Der 2oiuus bieicr Srdge gu
+ nrbeiten. dnberten ieboh pieber
Z ibre Reinune. Iuh Die 8chte
K lit in bicier Srage getbeilter
Z Weinung: ndmlid. fpie Die
4 Steueru auf5ubrin9en iinb.
< @iniiter WocIte lit iebr gegen
+ cine seipiiie Steuer auf Stulos
Il Ihcine.
& Ser SuitiSminiitcr bat Die
Z 8amblinsbduier perboteu. NIT
( Glsnabine iener in Sitenpe nnb
K Spa. - gu @bren oes Suint
Z Sobn Seramans, Dem Ydtrpn Der
Z Sugenb. fanb gu Sieit cine grobe
& Yro5eiiion itatt. ollie fatboliihen
x Shulen beS 2anbeS batten Sez
Y putationen 5u bieier Seier ses
Y Ihidt. = Sic 2Dipcner llnipers
X Iitdt bat bier Hciies Sorien err
< rllusen. lie senannte timber
Z iitdt bat bic Mnfnabnte o ,ueib-
4 lihen Stmbcnten ueridpben.
* :: =: =: =: x - !: * * :: * * *
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aht Gasqnet knntmt.
teprStai.a abeisramm siefer Seitmns.)

Sbtks OkhaNBsJ
* * * Il x * 4 x Il y * * Il Il Il
x
i 2onbon, Sen 10. Iusuit
4 1913.-Nbt 8asauet. Der 'bez
x riibmte 8enepiftiner. reiit am
X Samstag nah Den G~ereinigten
Il Staateu ab. no er cine pierz
X monatlihe &ortraestolir bcginz
X men miro. Gr mil auf bieic
< Weiic Die nDtbigen Iittel iam>
x meln fiir Die Hepiiion Der Bull
X gaia, Die altc lateiuiidc @criipn
4 Der Sibel. Sieies sroBe Inter
* nebmcn. fpeldes 5Ir Scit riiitig
4 pordnidreitet, miro an Die
4 $150.000 foiten.
x Batter Sarbn bon 9ipcrpool,
* Der erIte Hcftor Der neuen
X Senebiftiners gbtei 5u galgarp.
4 Canada, lit leBte ISOLDE mad
4 ieinem Soften ab9ere It. =
i Cardinal Bourne prebi9tc Den
K fatboIiiden Selegatcn bcs
4 Ier5tcs@ eltcon9reiies in @eitz
< miniter. = |ater 8rabam, Der
X beriibmte Hcocmptpriiten : Yatcr
i lit 8eitorben.
* * r. - x y * 4 4 - :: * * * =:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
~Gaf4res8ebenten Gin Setls
feblaa.

@aibinstom 3. g.. Is. gns.
Die 0 Gipriauo Gaitro in Genez
5ucla anseitiitcte ober geleitete grs
bcbuns lit febl9eidlnsen, ipie Der
amerifaniide Goniul @oettcr in Ga
racus beridtet. Gr beitdtigt audi Die
friibere @elbuns. bob 8eneral Sors
res unb feline Sifi5icre. ipcldc Die 8es
pollution I'M Ditlid,cu Sbeil bes Cans
bes fiihrten Tim Staate Salcon) ses
fan9cn senommen iino. (Siebe bier-
gu Seite g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
SrieSensiebImb beerabt.

SerIin. ~. @us.-Sie .Hcrbs
beutid)e Iagemeine 3eitune" besriiBt
in ibrer @odenidau ben Srieoens>
i6luB 5fpiifeu Den galfanitaaten.
Sas bohoffi5ioie Organ bebt babel Die
Serpienite. peld)e iih 8pnig Carol bon
8umdnien nm bas 3uitanoefomnen
bes Sriebeus erporben babe, berpor
unb fii9t bih3u, europa lpiini6e, baB
enpli6 Srieben iperbe uno bleibe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19

Il Sic ~eintd9i9c Suipenbiruns bes
bon ben So5ialiitcn ini5enierten Sc
ncralitreifs in Stalieu, nm peiterc
Serbanblunacn nit Den arbeitseberu
5u ermoalihen. ipirS bon Sauienbcn
bon Arbeitern IN Mailanb 9ciorbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19

y Sn elmer gr3arube BEL Clifton,
Gri5ona, iinben neun SersIeute einen
idben Sob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19

SbGtigfeit hes Central. Iercins anf
benz 8ebictc Der Su5ialrefurm; fiir
2aien> GrerSitien; sc9en Die iddnp>
lifen Sctereien unb S~hmdbungen
ieitens Der tirhenfeinoliden Sreile;
scredtc Scbanblung Der fatboliidcn
Ybilippiner ~ieitcus Der 8unocsrcgies
ring; geseu uniittlihc S6riften nnS
Die mobernen ihomloIcn Gauge; Or
iuden our tbdti9cn Witipirtung alier
aatbolifcn bes 2nnbcs our Sproerun9
unb Iusbrcituns Der 8atboliiden go
Oeratipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
Qirekt ams Rnm.

Ter SelisiprcdJunss Erpssk Der Ser.
nabette non 9omrnes wiro einen
raidben Serlanf nebmen. - Sabl.
reihe Hilger5iige meilen snr 3eit
an iencr @mnbersrrtte.
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Siihpf 2onbelfa iiber bic Gin.
i%uamDcrer.

UuustpStSb
Ser ncuernannte Silfpf bon Supes
rior, &oubclfa, mar Der critic, ipeld)er
cine InIpradc an bic 5ablreih erihie>
meme delegation rid,tetc. Gr fagte IN
aiirse Sol9enpcs: Die meiiten euro>
pGiIdcn Ginlpauoerer fomnen bonn
9anbe unb iinb nidt imitanbe unb sez
lpappnct. erfol9reih ge9en Die Ters
~Irldmnaen. Die lie umlaiiern. 5n fdms
picn; ibrc Nelisiou lit groBen 8efabs
rem in bieiem 9anhe ailsgelebt, nno
iclbit ibre leiblihe @oblfabrt Ifipebt
IN @ciabr. nus Iau9cl an Der nptbis
gen INTERVIEWING uno Seidiisung,
lIebcran. mo man lid ibrer in Der
rcdtcn Art unb 8eiie %ansenommen.
bat man quite Siir9cr aus ibnen ge>
moht unb ibr @laube lit ibnen er@
baltcn gcblicbcn.
Sic scacnlpGrtigc aatboliihe Colo
niiations : @cicDihaft lit national;
ibr geboren au Mdnner, Die peridiez
bcncn Hationalitdtcn a~ngebDreu nnb
cine groBe G%rfabruns beiiben. Sic
ididt Hicmanben an Srte, che man
iid pollitdnbig iiber8eu9t bat. bob benz
| Ncnanfommlin8 feline 8cfabr brobt.
&cnn cine @eSenb siir ,9oloniiatipn
ans9cindt poreen lit, miB Die &C.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-10
CHARACTERIZATION

Property owners on Lyons avenue
win be given hearing tonight be-
fore the town council on the pro-
posed Improvement of the thorough
fare.
Bids for the proposed ten room
school on Nesbitt terrace will be re-
ceived at special meeting of the
Board of Education tomorrow night
Mrs. Uriah McClinchie, of SO Or
ange avenue, is entertaining the La
dies Aid Society of the First Re-
formed Church this afternoon.
Owing to the absence of a quorum
the meeting of the Playground Com
mission, scheduled for last night, was
not held.
Approaching man lettering at the
corner of Brookside and Washington
avenues, Irvington, last night Patrol
man Robert Ziegler was surprised tc
see the man run away. The officer
gave chase and pursued the unknown
to ting Vailsburg line, but was unable
to overtake him.
Mrs. Fl. Rudebock. of Franklin ave
nue., Hilton, is recovering from ar
operation performed at the Orange
Memorial Hospital.
The Home and School Association
of the Hilton School is in session thi.
afternoon In the assembly hall.
Ernest Hausman. of Boyden ave.
nue., Hilton, has returned from a hunt
ing trip in Mendham.
Mrs ]. M. Robinson, Of Boyden ave
nue., Hilton, is on a two months visi
with relatives In Minneapolis.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-10
Public Service PetitiOned
by Hilton lmprOvers for
Better Trolley Facilities

A petition asking for better trolley
facilities and signed by $50 IIiltonians
was presented to the Hilton Improve
ment Association at it's meeting last
night in Firemen's Hall, Boyden and
Springfield avenues. The petition was
approved and ordered sent to the
Public Service Railway Company.
The petition recited that trolley
service has not kept growth with the
community and as consequence Is
entirely inadequate. AS a partial
ers ask that continuation tickets be
issued from cars switched back at
Forty-third street. A greater number
of cars are requested between and
a. m. and and p. m, also Sat-
uday afternoon.
The petition further declares that
the trolley company has failed to take
cognizance of the fact that the Sum-
nit line brings many passengers to
the Springfield line at Maplewood.
This causes crowded conditions be-
fore the trolleys reach Hilton.
President Clifford w. Headley ad-
vocated q garbage collection service
for Hilton. He declared that a con-
tractor Is willing to collect the gar
bage for thirty cents a month from
each family. To take up the matter
with the Township Board of Health.
a committee was appointed consisting
of Mr.. Headley. Rev. Charles f.
Stanley and George Randall.
Having reported cess-pocl condi-
lions in Franklin avenue to the
Health Board without result the as
ISOLATION decided to appeal to the
State Board. Imp roved lighting ia
cilities for the avenue will also be
sought
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-10
1925 Minimum
Wage Fixed for
Oregon Women

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 10.--A
ruling made by the State Welfare
Commission, effective in sixty
days, prescribes a minimum scale
of $s.25 week for all women en-
ployed in industrial occupations
in the State of Oregon, and fixes
fifty-four hours as the maximum
they may be employed in any one
week. The time of employment
before a woman shall be consid-
cred an experienced worker and
entitled to the minimum wage is
fixed at one year, and the wage for
the apprentice period is fixed at
So a week.
1--WE deem that the minimum
sum required to retain self-sup-
porting woman in frugal but de-
cent conditions of living is $S.25
a week." says the report of the
conference, on which the commits
sion's ruling was based.
The conference was composed of
three representatives each of the
employees, employers and the gem
eral public.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-10
Governments Allegations
That Butter and Egg Board
Dominated Prices Upheld

CHICAGO, Dec. 1o.-The report
of c. b. Morrison, master in chan
Gerry, who conducted an examination
into the workings of the Chicago But
ter and Egg Board, was filed in the
United States District Court today
1T sustains all of the material al
legations of the government that the
quotations committee of the board,
previous to it's elimination last Feb
,ruary, operated in restraint of trade
by artificial fixing of prices of but
ter and eggs.
Mr.. Morrison found that the
charges against the Chicago board
applied equally to the Elgin Board
of Trade. He states that between
sixty and seventy members of the
Chicago boo ID are members of the
Eigin organization and dominate its
policy.
The report will be read by Judge
Lands who will then listen to argu-
ments and later deliver a decision.
The action is a civil one under the
Sherman law.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-10
Composers Widow Lectures
in Aid of Memorial Fund

For the benefit of the Mcdowell
Memorial Association Mrs. Edward
MacDowell, widow of the well-known
composer. gave a lecture-recltal be-
fore a large audience in Unity Hall,
Montclair, last night. She told of her
husbands life at Deep Woods" his
farm at Peterborough, N. H., where
he built a log cabin. which he sur
rounded by enormous pine trees. 1t
was here that he wrote all his music
during the last six years of his life.
He hoped that when he might no
longer be able to use the Peterbor-
ough home it might serve to keep
others. He planned to make 1t CEN
tire for those in search OF congenial
conditions for work and rest. After
his death his widow set about to carry
out his wishes, transferring the prop
erty to the Mcdowell Memorial AS
sociation, retaining only a life tenure
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-10
WEDDINGS
Moss--Baumgarten

Miss Maria Beatrice Baumgarten,
daughter of Josef Baumgarten, OF
Fairview place, Arlington, last night
became the bride of Herbert II. Moss,
also of Arlington. The wedding cere-
mony was performed in the Baum
garten home, which was prettily deco
rated for the occasion. Rev. William
Coombs, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain Church, Arlington, tied the
nuptial knot. The attendants were
Miss Ida Helen Moss, sister of the
bridegroom. and Robert s. Hart. The
bride was attired in a gown of bro
caded crepe de chine. trimmed with
Brussels lace, gift of the mother of
the bride. She carried a shower
bouquet of roses. The maid OF honor
wore a gown of shell-pink crepe de
meteor, trimmed with blue velvet and
lace. Only intimate friends of the
couple were present. The bride is
prominent In Arlington society.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-10
WOULD-BE RODBER
NOT YET LOCATED
No Trace of Man Scared Away
by Empty Gun in Home
of Miss Deegan.

Until today no trace had been found
fof the burglar who, early Monday.
entered the residence at 6s East Park
street and later encountered Miss
Margaret N. Deegan, nineteen years
old, who routed him with an empty
revolver.
She succeeded in bluffing the in
truder, who had ventured into her
boudoir. Had the gun been loaded,
the young woman believes she would
have taken a shot at the unwelcome
visitor
Miss Deegan is a stenographer for
the Prudential Insurance Company.
1t was about a. m. Monday that
she was awakened by the noise of
someone in her room. At first she
believed it to be her mother and
called to her. She received no an
swer. Then she saw a flash of dark
lantern.
Its burglar" she concluded, hop
ping out of bed. Her first thought
was the safety of her mother, who
occupies an adjoining room. In the
dim light she discerned the form of
man crouching In the corner.
Quietly Miss Deegan went to her
dresser and opening a drawer ex-
tracted a pistol, which belonged to
her father the late James Deegan,
policeman.
IT have a pistol pointed right at
you, mister" Miss Deegan announced
to the prowler. IT think you had
better be going.
The burglar thought SO, too, which
fact was evidenced by his alacrity to
reach an open window on the floor
below.
Miss Deegan then aroused Police
man John w. Herman, who lives in
an adjoining house. With the young
woman the officer searched the neigh
borhood, but to no avail. The burglar
had made good his escape.
An investigation showed the rear
window had been forced. The bur-
glar had used the blade of a Ratchet
to insert under the window and snap
the latch.
TOO bad that pistol wasn't loaded,
Miss Deegan told the officer IT
might have been able to detain him
until you came"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-10
Finds Watcher" Who Says
City Hospital Orderlies Used
Body in Morgue to Scare Him

Investigation int09 the alleged Joke
played on a man who had been sent
to the City Hospital to watch the
dead body of a member of the Bedford
Street Synagogue Is still going on.
The orderlies are said to have fright
ened the watcher by placing the body
of Morris Kravitz on chair 10 order
to brighten the, man.
When Charles e. Talbot, superin-
tendent of the hospital, started the
investigation yesterday he could not
learn the name of the watcher" who
had been frightened. An Evening
Star reporter found the man living at
26S Springfield avenue. He is Frank
Furstenburgh, a glazier, who had
been hired by Levi Taylor, president
of the young mems club of the syna-
gogue, to watch the body.
Furstenberg told the same story
about the affair that he told to Mr..
Taylor in reporting what the order
lies had done He refused to accom-
pany the reporter to the hospital and
identify the orderlies.
He said that he had left the morgue
room of the hospital for a few min
utes on the night he had watched the
body, and when he returned he could
not find the dead man. As he turned
in the dim room he saw the body sit
ting upright in chair in the corner
of the room. Two orderlies are said
to have laughed at him when he
cried out in fear. Il IS rumored that
an orderly by the name of Harry
Potter has been discharged from the
hospital, 1t being said that he was
implicated In the affair. This could
not be confirmed at tn ehospital to-
day.