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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
(gntnonnneu Dent Serliuer Sag"
-91,n41sit Ut. Grsbsrssr.

@n9ldnber. Or truf N~nitoIten fir Die
anIteIuns bon 9oinletideru, Iieferte
Die nDtbieeu aarten unb sos icsar Die
Siiriorge engliiher Seripunbeter in
ben &reis ieiner Nufgaben.
Sieie flint Gbutfaben fenu5eihnen
Die a~berunotefe SeltheIei @nalunb's,
lperm es nit frommem Nusenauiihlag
bas 0euti6e Heid Der @erlesune Der
belsiiden GeutraIitGt anflaat. BEL
glen ielbit aber bat bas Re6t rertpirtt,
Dor Dem Hidterftubl Der Renibbeit
als unl6uIoi9 gefrdnfte neutrale
2adt auf5ittreten.
Sod) lpeiter iinb Die 8eipeiie nod:
8. Son Den belsiidls eHsliihen &bz
madlrngen bat Der frau5oFide @es
teralitab poae 8enntuiB gebabt. CT
MAJ oamit einoernanben, oaB in Dim
firden. Calais arb 8oulosne eneliihe
Sruppen seianbet ipurben.
Z. Ser frau3Diiid,e @eueralltab bat
8elgisu unh @nsIanb cine aarte bes
fran5oiiifen Mufmarides Sur Der
fiiguus .eeiteat.
s. Die Neutralitdt Sollano's ioqa
tie, fpenu irseno mOsIid, 9ebroden
peroeu.
8. &ntipcrpen IoIte bic 8aiis fir
Den eneliiden 8erpfleeumssnadyihub
fem, nadoem Die brutide Slotte be-
ieitist lit.
10. Ser ensliide @ilitdrattade
lpiinidte Die Srrihtllns eines beIei<
ihen Spionasebienites in Der 8beins
probing.
II. Su 8riilIel iuar Der Serb lulb
Sis Der ensliifen Spionase felt elmer
Heibe bon Sabren. Sbre 8anaarme
reidteu bis in bie 8beinpropin3
binein.
~. Ser friibcrc belsiide @eiauote
Baron @reinbl in Berlin maGie am
%. Se5embcr 1911 bararf aufmerfz
ham, baB bieier Ylau bodit einieitis
lei, oa er nun Nabnabmen fin ben
HSal Der @erlesuns Der belsiiden Neuz
ltraIitdt burb Seutldlanb nmfane.
r9ic Sppotbeie zines fran5Diiiden Gnz
sriffs burd 8elsien auf Seut6lanb
babe aber seraoe 70 biel Wabrideins
lidfeit fir fi6. unb er i6reibt: .gs lit
brinseub sebpten, i'm boraus einen
Shladtplau fir Die belsiide Irmee
nilh fir bieic gpentualitdt auf5ns
iteuen. Sas aebietet ioipobl bas
Sntereiie u~nierer militariiheu @ers
tbeieigums oils and fir Die Siibrina
u~nierer ausipdrtisen Yolitif i'm Sale
zines arieses 3ipiiden 9eutidlanb
unb Sranfreih." Der auertannte
belsiihe oiplomatiide Sertreter maht
aIio feline 8eeierune gan5 offentnnbig
auf ben bereits polfiibrten 8rnd Der
Geutralit0t auinertlam, uno iuht ben
Shaoen 5u tcilen. Selgieu aber perz
idlieBt Die Nugeu nnb Obren 9cgens
iibcr bieIem GUT be9riinoeten Hatb.
GO bic sbntiadeul
Bic belaiide He9iering bal. iuoem
: JIG Sicicr engliiHen Sfferie nidt Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Die uerf@nnpftsm 0ari-
balhimer.
(epeSisa far bisie Seitxus.)

Gem io5ialiItiifen .Npanti" (Hom)
5uiolse bat oas republitaniihe Werbes
Gomite fir itafieniShe 6~reiipilige
mad, 8ranireih feline 9hdti9feit cinses
itcIt. Bisber limb etipa $500 Wann
mad Sranireih obeesaneen nuo in
Glib sSranfrei6 nnteraebraht poroen.
Sic ipoIlten inter eigeneu Sffi5ieren
nit benz biitoriSden rotben 4emo als
eisene 8orps an bic Srort seben, itatt
OeIien bat MO tie Der 3remoenission
5ueetbeilt unb iffporsn laiien, oaB iie
bis Sllm gnbe bes 8rieees oienen, unb
Ionit iic als 5eierteure bebanoelt ipiirs
Den. Surob nahirlid sroBe @nts
riiinine unter ben peloen unb msbrere
Sreipi0iae. italieniihc Deputierte,
babeu iih nab Borbcaiir bcseben. nm
Der Hesieruns lire geibuesben pors
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
8elaiem u~rrlette ,uiITentlidy [eiue 1tentralitat.

SEtnter obiser lleberidriit Ihrei6t
M Der befannte Heihstassz Nbaes
VN pronete uub @entrumsfiitrer:
ySie 8eipeiss Sotumente Der
ldaperen interndtionulen Shuib Bels
sien's bdllfen iih NIT ieoem Gage.
8as Der oelItid)e @eueralltab idon
ldnsit Dor Tllsbrudl bes arieges ipuBz
te, ipaS bellfid,en Yplitifern fem @es
heimniB mebr mar. pas tritt jest init
aQer Wuht III Die Seifeutlitteit. Ser
in 8riiiieI 9eflmoeue Sus5itel Suffer-
pention angiuiie en- Sel9ique" miro
fpeitbiitpriide 8ebentilns erlangen,
bem er lebrt fir ale Seiten, pie ein
idipdder neiltraler Staut beipuBt feline
eisene geutralitdt perlest, nnb Die
Weiterentipidelung 3eigt, oaB oieler
benuBte 0erleBer oes 80lferrefts 1ih
uidt id,ellt, Den Hahbarn ouf Die Nns
tlasebanf ieseu Su ipolien, neil bieier
nidt 10 poli3eipibrig bumm ipar, lid,
burd Die Dtasfe oes H%eutralcu iiber
Die ipirtliden Ibiidteu 8elsien's tdllz
iheu 81 laIien.
Ser senannte beleiihe Sas5itel ents
halt ben ourfJihlaeenbiten 8eiueis Ou>
tiir. baS 8elsien feline Neutrdiitdt ges
lpolt uub bemuBt drtfgesebeu bat, Denn
folsenbe 5batind,en itebeu mnmebr
einDanofrei ieit:
1. Ser enaliihc MilitGrattad,e III
8ruiiel, Oberitleutnaut 8arnaOIton.
bat irn Sabre 1906 beim 6elgiId1eu
(@eneraIltab au9erest. I'M Sale rines
l&rieses cine senleinlalne Operation
lber beleii6en Nrnee NIT ciuem ensliz
Ehen Gpebitiunsturps bon 1000
'Geanu burh5ufiibreu. Gin unab>
bGueiser Stadt fam iold)e Gnreguns
gen entseeemebmeu. fam in ale Sers
banollIngen cintreteu, fam 81 einem
pouiSen IbidluB tpmmen; Elm neus
trailer Staai aber bat cine iolhe
Sfferte, unb penn tic in Den slan5enbs
item Surben gcbalten lit. 3uriid5us
peiien pber aber iie ioiort alien be-
nahbartcn Staaten mit3utbeilen. Ser
llmitunO, baB England oieleu Ylan
ausbedts. beOeutet Die idperlte Ters
Iesuue Der Neutralitdt gelgien's.
Bic SbdtIahe, baB belsiide 8eb0rbeu
nit England oariiber perbauSeIteu, iii
bic bepuBte Yreissabe Der bclsiiden
Neutralitdt. gin oieier SbatIahe
tommt feline Sialettit Der @elt porbei.
9. Ser Gbei bes belsii6en 8es
neralitabs bat 9emeiniam nit Dem
ensliifen Geriuher eincn militGrii6en
Speratipnsplan anSeearbeitet.
3. las bel9iihe &rie9sminiiterium
lit AM 10. Npril 1905 bon oieieu Ibs
madunseu beuahridtigt noroen.
4. Der Chef bes englii6eu @es
neralltabs bat ben Ylan mad iebei
@ihtunp sebiaiet mo bat alle Infer
lasen fir feline Surdfibruns Su,
Serfigun8 9eItcat.
B. Der beIsiitc @eneralitab Iei.
nerieits ipieber urbeitete peiter aui
@runblase bcs engliihen IaterialS
on Der Surhiiibrun9 bes feit0elesicr
Yianes. or ltellte Sabrtenplanc ai'
fir transport Der ensliifen Srupper
in bas belaiide Nufmarihsebiet, fin
! Die unierbrinsuns lmb ernabrln9 Del
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

Die aodekasr. stittuns ueiae Tt nun aud ben sslsiern sesenHber
betbatgt drbeitet unter Der SepIe, die @obHdhri Der Renjhbeit in Der
sansen @eIt gu fOreeru". Die Sruse lit nun beredtist: @ebort Nmcrfa
nidt 3ur Melt? Brauht Die 8obfabrt Der Nmerianer uft aeforbert an
perDen2 Siuo Die 8rubeuar6eier IN Colorado nht elm Sbei Ser RenIhs
belt? Sat iheiut Dem 10 gu isn. 3em pdbrenb Serr Nudsfeusr elm sdiff
nit Eabumssmineln uuh BeIsn entenbet, ieigt Die Notb in Ieiem us
ssenhen aSMisrside, IN Dem eOIoraOoer aOhienSiirite, bis CUR lnerrasias
fnt. Sic Wittuen umb 8aneu Der oes Rodeieuer ihn Yrin6ips peaen bis
9eidlahteen arbeiter Derbnneern, Die nod lebeubsu stpitr perSpeiien,
benn mabreno. lie auf bes TraNbentsn @ebib einrn oreTdtrsen @aifenhiuz
fano ab3uftleBen 9encigt imb, bat oerr HodeieQer bas besbesIaIide Grs
fuden Biions ihIontues 5uriasepieicn. CT fcroert beSiueunsslTe Nnerz
fennune iins YrinSps, nenu aud barIber @itnpen unb 3aien uerbunoern
lno peiere cbriihe srbeier lussibladbrt werSsn ioan. Die @et nrb
Moaefcuer arebit 9cben fir feline 9itpbersistet a.aeu Die geuier; lie puS
aMr Colorado nbt perssneu-(g. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

0enfbar iddrfaen Sroteit entsegens
ieste, Die itiperite Werlesms ibrer
internationolen Nentralitdt besaneen.
Veieien bate n1ermtnbeitens eineil
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit 9ent1hs
lamb abidlisBen miiiien fir ben Sail.
oaB ieine Neutralitdt burd Srcntreid)
perlest tpiirbr. 9as lit nitt &C.
id)eben. Gs lit bon 8elsien aus aud,
ME Der seriusIte Weriuh in bieier
NiGtnne nnternommen porben. 9ie
belaifhe Hegierlrns ipolfe trob Der
pieIen 8aruungen, bic ibr ieit Sahren
bon ipoblipoHenoer pripater beut5ber
Seite sueesaneeu iinb, in Der frieses
ridden MISUNDERSTANDING anf Der
Seite ensiaub's unp Sranfreid's
iteben. 90 mubte es fommen, pie es
gefommeu ut.
0ie idarf man III 8elsien ents
ihloiien mar, seseu Ssutld,lanb pors
5ussben, benefit Die 8sbanbluns bcs
2lopbs 9ampfers ,Bneilenau". Son
einem. Shifiss Snsenieur bieies Sams
piers iuirb iiber Die 8sbanblnns Dor
&riegsausbrad) mitsetbeilt:
.I o q 0iorgen. Den 8.
Iu9uif, 9 llbr a. III. eridien cine
Sruppe BON fiinfaebn Wanu @ens
barmerie, Die elitetruppe BEL
sien's. inter 5iibrums zines
boberen OFFICERS nnb bes Safeus
meilterS Dor un1erem Shiffe.
Wdbrenb Der 8enoarmerietrupp
init 0etuebr bel SUB am Steg
IufitelIuns na6nt, begab iid Der
SffiSier NIT benz Sdfsnmeiifer
unb brei Solbaten OH 8oro unb
forberte Den S6liiIiel su unierer
bra6tIoIen Station. IIs er ibm
au~s9ebdnoigt ipar. bc9annen Die
Solbateu inter Nufiiht hires
8orseiesten in iebr ipenis fads
mdnniiher Weiie bas Seritoren
Der Citation. 8linblinss ipurpc
nit bem Sammer auf Die 2epbca
uer Slaihen, auf Die Spuleu.
Senber. Notbienber seIdlaeen.
Oils bas 3ertriimmern beenbet
ipar. purbe alles 3eridlaaenc
uno 2pseeIdlasene einiah iiber
8orb IN Die Sheloe, Den Sdupts
itrom 9elsien's, eeiporfen. 9anu
murben nod Die 9rdbte Der Iuz
tenueu ab9efniffeu, Die a%nteunen
beruntergefiibrt unb an Bed ses
norfen. Nah bieiem uuiadses
mdben Seritorunestperf. bas
uniere brabtloie Citation in
eiuen Sriimmerbaufen berpans
bette, 5osen bic Solbaten ipeiter
gum nddDiten Sambure samerifaz
Sampfer, nm bort beiien brabts
Ioie Citation an 5eritoreu. Be
merfen mDdie ib nod. baB bieIes
0oreeben Der 8eborben nod port
benz Grfldrcn bes &rieseS on
8elsien Dor lid sins, baS bon
Dem guberbetriebieeen Der Stas
tionen MIR bcutide Sdific 9es
troffen murben, umb baB Der
Safemmeilter iid briiitete. idom
fir 100000 Iorf b~rabtloIcs
Snpeutar oieIcu 0torsen bon
beutideu Shiffen iiber 8orb 9es
' porfen 5u BADEN. Sic auf benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

Sn Yaris u~nterbalten ii6 strei
Serren iiber Den 8ries unb ihimpfen
iiber bic 5eutfGen. .es IN bic
b0dife 3eit. ba6 bic 0eutfden. biefe
Tataren 49," - y2atorenel aber
bas iinS ia uufere 4nnbeseensNeni"
- .Nfio bann bieic Wonsplsn )"
~Das limb ia ebenialS unfcre
8snoesgenofien!" - .Nu gum Sen.
fer aud: bic 9eutiden, bieie &af>
fern 49," .Die 4affern iinb bed
erit redt uuisre 8unbesaenpKeR."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
gmrapdirdye 5YssiaIkabeibsri@ts.

8as benz GbieasOer ub Stem yorter 2eiepabifnm ais Spe5olfaheI ans
Sonbom uo Yaris porseiest miro mh ounu ole Ruube Durd Den amsrftus
niiden en9lihen gldtetuaIb mabt, lift tbaratGd cine uuate Bebersabe
ganser Spahrn as Den Sonooner gldtRrn. Die ibreu geIanmRu NatrtdRn>
Sienf sesen entipreaenoe @ertnbarnns m amerianhde Saskatchewan Oers
tautcn. go hsbts gu leen in benz v@uu Street Spnrual". cine sepiS uibt
ENGLAND .farStdte Sneae. lnb oaun alonbt oas amsritaniidr eeiepubitum,
tpclhes bn Sufunmeubung ntt ennt, periouIite giuorHde una Griabruuaeu
Der nmertfaniheu 8erreter amerHdnidwr 8tattr pr lid su baben, nsnu
e. in @rfitfet bic Gntfeaunsen mo Die Smmmnusmade enslihsr 3emmz
GEN, gum sroBeu Sbei I'M RortaHt, porgeest srbdlt-tG NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
pie ssatrdrm ,,pmsmsmm''
s6sfMnEt.
(epesiea isr sasss ssttans.)

Aus 9onbon beridtet Der BcrSeaux
Correspondent hes ~9gGauges Seles
graph" auf @ruue eines nmtlidben
Yerintss, baS Der iesise &ries ftinew
Iebr itrperen ~2ebensberfnt uertys
Sadben nerbe. y'Nuf ie 100 Nann.
bic altber @eieht eeisst fperbsr. foms
n,en mir 8iuei 3obte", ia9t Der 8eri&t.
.~llnIere W~erpunoeten iino 3ubireih.
absr bic 8nnosn finb Sumeiit lsidt
nnb beilen idnea. NsIc Eertpnus
bette Iatb bereits al bic Sront 3mriid.
aefe9rt." 9us III bic oemtihe barba.
RIDE &riessfiibruns.-(S. u. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

%5utraeen. lie haben a. r nidts CREDIT,
uls SaB Yeppinp @aribalbi olS Ses
f%eblsbuber bes SreiipiIigens aorps 5us
eelaiien piirhc. Wan fam Der fra:is
5oiiId'en Acpierrng nid)t Threat
aeben. Die crIten ,@nribalbincr bns
ben III Der 5bat ibrer Sade sroBe
9ienite seleiket, aber bcutc baden tie
iih 5ur 2ansmuritiabe ausgeipadien.
rs. n. o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Die tasli@sm 8risssko&en.
teyesisn isr sistt ssitans.)

Sic eneliihe Seififrift rgconomif"
bereGneie Die tdslideu 8oiten hsS
&rieees. bic Yiobiliiieruns Der nens
tralen NGttc einsereduet, auf fiinis
sig Ninionen Dollars. Sierpon
trefien auf 9eut1dlanb II Rilionen.
aui AuSlano 10, Seiterreif uno
Sranfreih ie ncnn. llnberi6iihtist
bleibt bel bieier aufitelun8 Der Iufs
tpanb gnelnnb's uro Die pidtise
9baffade. oaS D~euhidIoub ben &riea
ausfhiieblih auf feinoIidem 9cbea
fiibrt.-S. u. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
gerhta@taik hrs rrmdrsetsm er,bersas- Gbrsafalsers.

Sus ermorbee Dnerretiihe SbronioIsers Yuar bat in Saa in Siro( Elm
ergreirnbes germGdumk bnteuuNsn. 9etamtlih mar rs ben Semibungeu
Der ebeen gerfOrbeuen selunssu, Die iOsenuunts stihstrhr, in n,tsr Die
gr5ber3psu @arsar.tba BON Cenerreid besrabtn Itest su renponreu unb Die
eDec anbetuug bes bl. Sotrmentes bort eiusntibren. Ser Stitsbrief per-
pffhtet nun Die souuen gum Gsbet fir ale y I nIiheuuub poIiz
tiihen Scinbe es3bronfoI9ers nmo ieiner @attin, S6 Sott
Iuen, Die im un IGmr Gennabtm B0rS thn molten pbr getbam baben, Dos
gI5c nit 0nhm pereele mb lie CUR eppeu Seisfeit geausen Ide - aIo
adb Die forbidden @Drberl Gin berdideres 9eutu,al tatbpIiher seeIens
grDbe lit publ nhmais seIeBt morbsn-S " NJ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Sin QentnantsyNort.

Gis neulth Sooon geiprodJen miro,
oaB mir gesen cine Melt BON Seinben
an iedten batten, iast Elm iunser. BON
Rmpieshit s~liiberoer 9eutumtt
itrablero: ga, BOB 9eitihlanS rad
10 oieien 5ronten fGmpfen rMrb, Der.
oanft" es eben ieinsr eiinftieen Geo.
srapbild]ea @iidufen. -
New Britain herald., 1914-07-21
position will be made of her case.

position will be made of her case. The woman told her story in court
 yesterday amid tears and sorrow for
 her act, but withal an effort to jus tify her action. She was divorced
 woman when she married her present cree was in her favor. The editor of the Figaro came into possession of
 some letters which it is alleged her husband wrote to her before their
 marriage, and threatened to publish them, and this had a great deal to do with her shooting him, because she
 says that if they were published her womanly honor would stand
 stripped and naked. Her story was given like narrative in which she was permitted to tell all about her
 troubles and the attacks made upon her husband, which were injuring him
 and affecting her own social standing. It was because of the latter that the claim will be made that she fired
 the shot and killed the editor. The
 presiding magistrate evidently sym
 pathizes with her as he helped her
 along. while objections were raised in manner which give credit to our
 system of examining witnesses. Here the lawyers make the objections while in France those alluded to shout their
 disapproval in open court, thereby
 tending to disorder.
 This murder case attracted almost
 as much attention in this country as 1t did in France. It had its origin in
 politics and personal opposition and the real question which the French jury will be asked to decide is wheth-
 CT the woman was justified in killing
 man for such an offense. She says
 that the attacks made her lose her
 head and her heart
New Britain herald., 1914-07-21
SMOKE NUISANCE.

New London is damaged heavily in money and in cleanliness and attrac- tiveness by an unnecessary nuisance of locomotive smoke. She has a right to protect herself against this nuisance and it is the duty of her authorities to take the steps neces- sary for that protection.-New Lon don Day.
 What has become of the agitation towards giving New Britain some re- lief from the smoke nuisance? The local authorities were interested in this matter some time ago, but in- and we are being left to worry along as best we can. An effort was made during the Landers administration to obtain a charter amendment under which it would be possible for the city to take action that would put an end to the smoke nuisance in this position from the railroad company and failed of passage! Tn New Brit ain the railroad runs through the
 .t ..t center of the city, crossing the Main street, and the powerful locomotives emit huge clouds of dense gray and black smoke together with cinders, discoloring buildings, .soiling clothes. entering windows and causing a great deal of annoyance and some damage. There Is no one who. does not think it should be stopped, except the rail- road company, but there does not ap- pear to be any one willing to try and stop it. It is a nuisance of the worst kind and steps should be taken to abate 1t.
 The New London Day says that there are buildings in that city in which the offices have been tenant less for years because to keep win dow open means to be almost smothered with soft coal smoke. The buildings have been rendered un- slightly, merchandise has appreciated in value, owing to this wear and tear, and it adds that there are cities in Connecticut that do not tolerate such nuisances. It is a mistake on the part of any city to allow such condi- tion to prevail without at least mak- ing a protest and seeking all availa- ble means to have it stopped.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-21

possibly blemish on the work of the gossip, particularly where a matter of somewhat scandalous import was involved, but this was usually due to an over-development of the requisite instinct rather than to any real spirit of malice. The same faults are con- fessedly discernible in some of her great modern successors
 The fundamental fact is that the village gossip had an important func- tion and served useful and desir- able purpose. Her chief reproach was that she was inclined to overdo her work, but the tendency to over- do is characteristic of most of the useful factors in civilization. Her function was to dispense the local news and to comment upon it, and the manner in which she performed her self-imposed duties made her feared and respected if not univer- sally popular in the community. In the process she undoubtedly did con- siderable harm, but on the whole she wielded an influence that tended to promote righteousness of conduct.
 As communities grow it is inevit- able that the job becomes too big for a single gossip, or for a group of
 
 them, to manage. The. newspaper is established, the work is standard ized and many of the faults of the old lax system are eliminated. The essential duties remain much the same, but there is vast improve ment in the manner in which they are performed. The touch of malice is eradicated, or at least largely sub dued, the petty facts or rumors re- ceive far less emphasis and a larger share of public attention is directed to the uplifting and enlightening gossip of the world in general. There can be no question that the organized and restricted gossip of a newspaper is in every way preferable to the garrulous gossip of a more primitive order, and that it is an i'm portant token of progress but it is a significant fact that in field so small and closely knit that the village. gos- sips are able to cover it easily, a local newspaper would find hopeless competition and would prove of no practical use.
New Britain herald., 1914-07-21
Justice Is Personal Also. (New York WOrld.D

The suit brought in Massachusetts by minority stockholders of the New Haven railroad is on behalf of the company against responsible directors for the recovery of money wrongfully diverted or lost in illegal operations. The suit brought in the state supreme court of this city by Mrs Bertha P. Lauber against the same directors or their estates is for an accounting on behalf of a single small stockholder and the recovery of as much of the lost money as she is entitled to.
 Either suit, and Mrs Lauber's espe- cially, will be of larger consequence than as affecting the fortunes of the individuals concerned. It will help vastly in emphasizing the fact that if the corporation is fictitious and invisible entity in law 1t is as we'll something in law exceedingly visible and personal, behind which men can- not hide and do deeds they would never dare to do as single individuals.
 It is still true that the corporation has no body which can be arrested and imprisoned, but it is no longer true that directors of corporations are without bodies to arrest and imprison. It used to be held that a corporation could not be guilty of crime, since it could not entertain the necessary in tent. But it is no longer true that corporation managers and directors cannot be guilty of crime or cannot involve the corporation in crime to it's , cost or their cost
 In this process of naturalizing, as it were, a "juristic person." these suits are of importance. Within the corporation itself natural persons have been wronged other natural per- sons have done the wrong, and they are brought face to face as individuals for an accounting and judgment as Tn
New Britain herald., 1914-07-21

pressing upon them the importance of making a deal with him in 1916. The situation is a bit critical for the anti-democrats in New York and what is annoying so many is that it was thought that it would be easy picking for the republicans this fall after the defeat of Tammany in the last campaign. Those who predict ed the complete routing. of that or ganization after that defeat are show ing an inclination to revise their prophecy just now. It looks as if it might be done without injuring their reputation for accuracy
New Britain herald., 1914-07-21
Telepathic Inspection. (New York Sun.)

r A solid and learned article by a woman in the July Nineteenth Gen. tury contains this record of intimate telepathic sympathy, the import of which we may be forgiven for look ing at from a non-scientific angle and apart from it's other interest to stu dents of psychic research:
 During my marriage engagement years ago to a man to whom I was greatly attached, so closely were we in sympathy that we were able to link up our minds by merely thinking of one another. We became at once conscious, one of the other, as though of an actual presence. With eyes closed, one became aware of lumi- nosity, of shifting color; felt a sense of warmth and comradeship, some times caught glimpses of features. I would know whether it was we'll with him; whether he was happy, unhappy, angry or depressed. And this whether he was in England or abroad. Some etimes there. would be no , re- sponse.s; I knew then that he was sleeping or was closely preoccupied. Tn the. latter case. if. I persisted, con- centrating my thought, I would suc- ceed in the course of a minute in engaging his attention. ..+.... For two, years this thought ex- change went on daily, hourly. I would know from a telepathic wave the moment at which he received a . letter from me-. On entering a room, even a railway station in which he had been an hour or. two earlier, L was aware at once of magnetic waves characteristic of his identity, and always, of course, more potent with proximity. So. vivid sometimes were these impressions that I have looked into station waiting room, convinced that he was there"
 Here are possibilities of super vision and a scrutiny wherefrom men engaged and still more, alas! men married-some men, of course would shrink in terror. Would not a marriage of true minds as close as that, this automatic record and time card, operate in restraint of marriage :? What pitiless tracing of ones move ments and feelings!, Ones letters, too; must harmless, necessary fbbing be denied to dilatory men?
 Nobody is allowed to mind his own business now; from the telepathically gifted what secret of the party of the other part would be safe?