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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

fein. Ser shneiber pirb fe fpobr
.ntemals fertisitsuer nab bafiir bann
gum Soflieferanten ernannt fperben.
limb 5peitens Der &itfener. Der
bo6eMe ait6ener. Ser brope @es
neral limb 2orb bat ieinem &Dnige ge,
meloet. Der Rrin5 miiiie nod snbauie
bleiben, Der gn9enbIid iei fir i'm
nod niht geiommen, nm 3ur Sront
81 seben. oo Der Prina ietne militia
Ride Iusbtlbuns nod nift beenbet
babe.
unb Der Shirt o 1ales iibt od.
beitn, ais Oh er -G5or bon 2irblanS
ODER Yrditbent bon Sranfreid mare,
uao Der General uuS 0orb aithener
tuirb iiderGi6 Carl perben unb nod,
einen Soienbanb Orben friesen -
oeren iibrisens Der Trins (fans er
bp6 einnaI ms Selb- 3ieben ioGte)
unbebtngt atpeie trasen io1te: an
ieoem 9eine einen boriidtss
>balber.-yR. 3. Stssts.".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

iiife Eager nnb perlangte bort, Dor
Semonoen gefibrt 5l lperbcn. pelher
beg gnglifhen mddtis lei. Ct purbe
Dor ben commanbirenpen @eneral gez
braht, Der iit NIT Tim II @n9liih
nnterbielt. @raf b. 8erolbineen err
pffnete linn, er iei Der Ibiutant bes
engliiden @enerals, Der i'm entianbt
babe, Inn feitsuitelen, ipenn Die
S%rdn5oien ben Inariff gu beginnen
eeod6ten. Se~reittpinig ion Der frans
5oiife General bic getpiinihte Iuse
funft gegeben bnben, ion aud in Der
Ountelteit bic beiitihe Sffi5ierszl tni>
form inter benz ensIiihen Offi8iersz
Hegenmantel niht bemerft baben.
@raf b. 8eroloinseu febrte Damn aui
llmrpegen in Die beutihen Sinien
anriif nno mafte ieinem Gommanberr
Wttttbsillin9 bon Sem, mas er in CIR
.fabrnng eebradt. Iuf @runb oieier
Snformationen traf Der oentihe Hiibs
rer feline Sispoiitionen. Sic Srane
5oien fuurben in Die Slildt getrieben
nno Die Sdlaft 9%eponnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Sci 9umbasu uenbet reidli6 Slpan's
an.

Sbre Infdle bon 2umbaeo iinb BEL
@eitem niht 10 bofiuungslos, ais cs
iheint. Sic fDnuen Iid fat auaens
blidlide Sinberun9 perifaifen. inoem
Sic einfah Hiiden unb Senoen nit
Sloan's Eminent reiben. 2umbago
lit cine Nrt Gbeumati5mus unb ipciht
pouItdneig beim @ebraub bon Sloan's,
ipelde5 idnea 81 ben numben. enlz
pfinolihen Musteln burd)bringt uno
pielelben pieber gelfmeibig maht.
aaufen Sic iih cine % Gents Sfaihc
Sloan's Eminent in irgenb ciner Mpoz
tbefe, bamit -Sie es itets an Sonb
baben ae8en grfdltunaen, lpebc uno
geidnollene @lieoer. Hbeumatismus,
Neural8ie, Sciatica unb dbnlitc 2cis
ben. Sbr @clb 5uriid, ipenn nidt GUT
frieoengeitellt, nber es brin9t fat
all9enb!idlide 2inberung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
9entihe Tatrioten bon &ihter belobt.


Rem Yorf, II. Sft.-8ecorber
Wc@opern bon Sobofen bat Die an
Voro Deg Samplers rllniteb States"
Dor Der Ibfabrt mad Copenhagen pere
bafteten 5ebn oeutihen Heierpiiten. bic
mad Der Seimatb 5uriitfebren luolten,
nm fir oas @aterlano an fGmpien,
aber feline Vlittel batten, unb lid aui
Dem Sampfer peritedt batter, bereits
9eitern Ibenb entlaiien. Ser Hez
Gerber meinte, er babe nod ME slipor
einen iolfen Yatriotismus geieben
uno ipenn ale Seutiden einen iold)en
Vatriotismns an Den Sag legen. ipie
oieie ihngen Seute, miiBte Der Safer
cine ipnnberbnre Mrmee baden. Isle
@erbanolung iollte crit am Ioutas
eriplgen.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Sentiher Braf Sdwerin ipielte feline
H0le gut.

9erIin(per Srabtloic mad Saps
bile, g. S.)-Sier f~lriiert folaenoe
@r5dblln9 iiber ben beutiden Sfii3ier
.@raf Shtperin: Seim Necoanos3ies
rln9sritt gerietb Der @raf iiber bic
tran5ohlhen Sinien binulis nnb fab
lid ploblih eilem fran80iiihen Sffis
5ier gegeniiber. Sn bieier 0erleeene
belt CAB er iih fir einen cn9liiden
Sffi8ier aus, Der ieinen Wea perluren
babe. (@r ipri6t flieBenb Gn9liid unb
Sran3olii6. oa er iih ldnscre Belt in
beiben 3dnbern auf9ebalten 6at.) Ser
Sran6oie glanbte ibm. ais er er3Gblte,
er babe feline 5erfebte ensliide llnis
form init Der zines eridoiienen preuBis
iden OFFICERS bertauitt 'nnb babe
Surht, gu ieinem aorps 5~uriidsufebs
rem, od bic 8riten alif i'm idieBen
ipiiroen. Ser Sran5oie puBte, ouB
feline 2anosleute bereits mebrere eng
hide Sffi5iere in Dem @laibem, pa6
lie TreliBen ieien. erihpIicn batten.
@raf Sdtperin er6ot lid o~benorein.
ben Srnn5oien gu ieiner alten llnis
form 5uriid5ufiibren. 9arauf nabmr
ibn Der Sran5oie nah ieiner aantine
NIT uno befpirtbete i'm beitens. Tad)
Dem Wable erbielt Der @rai elm Yferb
uno einen fran3oiiifen Solbaten ais
WegipeiIer mad ben engliihen 2inien.
Spbalo er i'm Sattel iaB. itieB Der
@raf benz Hferbe Die Sporen in Die
Weiden uno iprengte bapon. ginioe
3epolperfuseln pfiffen iiber Ieinen
&opf binipeg. Or erreidte bic beuts
iden 8inien NIT iuertbpoQer Sniors
NATION.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
SpffnmnssIuies 2unseuletben fnrirt.

@iele Seilunaeu bon 9uneenleiben
it1o auf ben @ebralh bon Sr. Bells
Zine Tar Souep 5uriid5uiiibren. e.
ltdrft Die 2lm9en. itiQt ben Suiten UNI
bringt iofortige 9inberung. Serr %.
2. @i!fins o @ates, q. g.. ihreibt:
sd sebraudte 8r. Bells Yine>S Car
Sonep in einem Sale. ben Die Gerste
ais boffnlinsslos erflGrt batten unb es
bclpirtte cine n~oaitdubise Sur" Solet
Guh cine Slui6e 9r. 8eu's Sine
Sdr@ Sonep. 8enn Sbr an. trodenem
nnp furSem Sriten letbets: 10 laiiet Is
in Den Sals trdufeln. es pirb iiherz
LID 9inberln9 brinsen. Nur 25 Cts.
bel Gurem gpotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
n9ie6' @aterIan6 $50"

Ser iiineite babiife 9riegsfrei,
pilli9e 1T fpobl ieet Der Id idbrise
Sans @brat, Der bel einem griass
Battalion in Sreiburs eingeitelt
ipirbe. - Ser misunderstanding SaGler
in 9aslad (ain5istbal) bat iieben
Sobne i'm Selb iteben; Der a6te 1T als
Niiiionsbrneer ieoenfaGs 5ur Sfuss
truppe in Neuz@ Guinea etneereibt. pGb>
renb Der neunte ais Neuprieiter aur
Sispoiition 8eiteut lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Gbrsnbes gsiipiel.

Ssben @oreen beim Namensaufruf
liefern Die Ingeite0ten beg Sotels
vaaiierhof" in Chicago, ben grtrag
elmer Snmnnluns ab, Die iie inter lid
oorsenommen baden, unb Der benz
Sfatmeiiter Der beutiden unb Dfters
reihiih : ungariihen SilfsseieuiGaft
fir Den Silfsfonbs 5usefiibrt miro.
Iuf bieie @eiie trasen Die Ineeifeuten
bes "&aiierbof" monatlih runb $3.50
gu benz G%iebesperf bel, seipiB elm i6oz
nes unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Seiipiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Oesnahtdifgt Gnre Serbit= Grfdltnna
nidf.

9enfet nidt, es be-sebt bon Ielbf.
Sns @eoentheil iutrb Der Soil iein.
Nebmat Dr. Sings Sem Siscpberp.
2inoeriing pirb idneu foleen. sic
turirt Suiten unb grfdltuns. snses
lebm, anttieptiid, unO beilenb. &inber
nebmen bieie. 0eoi5in gerne. Splet
Guh cine so Cts. Slai3e Or. Sings
Netp, Si5coberp unb babel bieielbe tets
an 9ano. .Sie lit infer Sarsurst
fir Suiten unb @~rfdltuneen", idreibt
9efpis Chamberlain bon Chandelier,
Shio. @elb suriideritattet. ipertn nid1t
3ifrieoen9eitelt. aber Die Weei5u1 bilit
fat INNER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

NIT. Sebes' mar bo%ugeifrieben nit
Gouplets. 8on Is in Der Sait
gegriffenen 9iihern eroSen Guubrats
formutS entbaItcn Is MIR Gouplets .
SIM 9of Der Seitnng idleppen bier
lhtpar59efleibete @eitaltcn auf Srags
babren i6ipere Yropiantfaiten alf
einen alten golonneniuasen. gle
greifen 81 nit berben SGuiten. = gs
limb 8armbersise 8riiSer aug gress
Ian, bic bier braiben 8utes tpirfen
unb Die Dor Illem tbrn, mas bitter
moth lit, arbeiten. Sut ab Dor folder
Sbdtiafeit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

; leien iebe Wpde NIT SntereRe
: uniere meme Verlamgt= N~n5eisen=
? Spaite, bic mir in ben 0ienit
= unferer 2eier seitellt baben.
, &eine unn6tbisen Ybraien mnb
: feline MaumneriGmenbuns. Nae
, Sferten ,uerSen in fnr5er,
= b%iinbiger, leidt peritanbfid,er
, Sprahe 41,0O0 fatbpstfden
3 5amilien ~porgelegt.
, Saben Sic niftS, baS Sic
: befannt 81 MAIDEN winiGen -
: 6tuas, baS Sic pertanen
= w0llen, Gtruas, has Sic famfen
: wirben, faQs Sic eS 5u einem
: annebmbaren Yreiie baben f5nn-
, ten; iuiiniden Sic eine an-
, itcllnng irsenbuelfer Mrt?
: Wadem Sic Sbre Wiuide in
, unieren Verlanst : 4n3eisens
, Spalten befannt. GS 1T einfad
: nnb biais. Yreiie bieier an=
, 5eisen finbet man auf Seite IL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Sobn ciner gm%erifanerin erringt bas
Giierne &reu5 1. &lafe.

gerIin. 10. Oft. (Spesials Suns
fenipru1 Der 81. .. Staats8ts." iiber
Nauen nnb Sappille. g. 81 Ser 8raf
b. 9eroloingen bon Totsbdm. beiien
Iutter cine Imerifanerin lit, bat bas
@iierne &reu5 /. Glaiie erbalten. pa
bur6 ieinen @agemut6 es DEN 9euts
ihen gelang, cine pihtige Iftion gu
%geipinnen. Ser 0raf legte 5lerit i'm
Sher3 BEN Gegennantel zines englis
ifen Sffi5iers an uuo frat inter feline
&ameraben. obne bon oieien erfanut
gu iperben.
60 periudte er iein Slid beim
Seino. Or idlid iid in oas irau5os
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20
Saltet Wasen nnb 2eber geinnb.

Gin geimber Iasen, rese 0eber
llnb re9elmdBig tbdti9e @in9epeibe
iino geiihert, ipenu Sic 9r. Sings
Nep &ife Yilen gebrauden. Sic be-
fDroern Die @erbauung, turiren Ser
itopflng unb iibeu einen it~drfenben
ginflllB nif Den san5en &orper ans.
Sic reinigen bas @lut uno treiben oae
9iftisen Stoffe burh Die Gingeucipe
aus benz aorper. Sur 20 GeutS bel
gurem N~potbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

in Der, Scntidcn Siibiee. Snieln bitten
nm 9laubehobuten. Seoe @abe miro
i~nner6alb ad)i Wonaten 'pon Den bort
tpirfeuoen Wiiiionaren arerfannt pers
ben. Ian aoreiiiere ale @elbienbuus
gen fir Die Siioiees Wiiiionen an Sbe
Catholic Trintins Co., Dubuque, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

H 0 M, II. Sept.-yta6 elmer So.
bos" '9teloung bes ~@eIiagero" itebt
cine tiirfiide slrmee 5piiden Saiia
unb @a6a bereit, in sle9ppten ein5u.
mari6ieren. 9ie aiiite Spriens lei
bon enaliiden arieasidiifen blodiert.
9ie Suriner .Stampa" iprift BON
Observation-Disclosures ser Eiirfei. On.
per Iaidu genuine nit ieinem frie.
gerii6er 9lnbang imner mebr Soben.
Stalisn s~nperldiiis.
Mom, II. Sept.-Stalien bemen.
tiert fategorii6 Die glbiidt bon elmer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

Rom. rs. Sept.-9er Barrier
Correspondent ber ~Sribuna" sibt Elm
TRIBES Bib bon ben fran3oiiiden
Sruppen. Sic auf benz Warid be-
ftnoIldlcn Sellte ieien ponig erih6pft
BON Strnpuacn oller Nrt uno bon Der
S'ee. "Ntit itr,ppi9en @Grten nnb
'onnperbronnteu 8eiidtcrn", 6cri6tet
er. %"ill'tcr Der Saif hcs @epebres nnb
Der iihrtgen Iu2riiituns. 5ie6en Die
Soloaien nu Der 2aubifraBe habin.
ollie limb 10 am gnbe ibrer ardite,
bab We giiidli4 'inb. penn lie iid nit
Der 9ano an einem nebenan fa6rens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-10-20

8ien, II. Sept.-Sie .Siibs
ilaipiide Gorreiponben5" melbet iiber
Den Ginbruhsperiud Der Serben bel
Enncippn: Sm Haln,e bon @elifp
Cello auf Dem forbidden llfer pere
iammelten iid Die Serben. ctipa cine
babe Sipiiion tart. unb erDifneten
am ~. September cine geihicBung
seeen Die offene Stabt Yanciolpa.
llniere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 5ogen
iih bel 9eginn bes 8ombdrbements
3uriid. nafbem feitgeitelt porben
mar. hab Die Gerber Den llebergang
iiber Die Sonau burhfiibren ponten.
Sad firsem marfierten @iberitanbe
lieBen rniere Srrppen bic Gerber ben
llcber9ong poll3ie6eu. Naboem bic
Serbeu iiebens bis adttauienb Wann
tart Den llebergan9 ~bol3ogen batten.
riidte Elm 9beil beriel6en gegen
Yanciopa, tpdbrenb bas @ros ben
Iarid in Der Nidtuus auf Solorpo
iortieste. Sier nurben Die Serben
bon unieren Srmppen geiteQt. unb nah
fur3em GrtiQerieeefcft nit Dem 9ajos
nett au9egriffen uno 9erabe5u iiber ben
Sanfen geiporfen. Gle erlitten unge>
6eure @erluite. llniere Sruppen
madten Sdaaren bon @efangenen unb
erbeuteten fat bns gan5e Irtiqeries
material. Ser Heit Der Serben cling
iber Die Sonau suriid. Ser 8iid3ug
foitete Sunberten bas 9eben. Gin
Monitor beifob bic Slie6enben nnb
bemontierte bic ierbiidIen 9ntteries
iteGunaen sescniiber Yaneiopa. Sic
in 0ancioipa eineebrunsenen Scrben
fonnten MIR gum 9beiI Den Hiif3us
beiperfitelisen. Die Mebr5abl fano
ben Sob.
Der Sies bei NoDon.
@robes Sauptquartier, Is. Sept.-
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-09-12

ViIIareaPs Record.-V illareal, the
blasphemous upstart who would make
himself dictator to the Catholic
Church in Mexico. once served long
term in Jail for the brutal murder Of
q schoolboy. He has also been allied
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-09-12

First British Superior General, F. C.
1.-THE election of the Superior Gen.
eral of the Faithful Companions of
Jesus took place at Brussels in Aug
ust. The election was presided over
by representatives of the Cardinal
Archbishop of Mechlin, and resulted
in the unanimous election of the Rev.
Mother Philomena Higgins, formerly
Provincial of the Canadian Province
of the Congregation, and for the last
few years assistant to the late Mother
General, the Rev. Mother Zoe Girod.
The election has given universal sat
isfaction. Rev. Mother Philomena is
the first British subject placed at the
head of the congregation. Rev. Moth
er Higgins is at present staying at st.
Aloysius' Convent, Clarendon-square,
London, N W., that house being the
most central from which to direct the
affairs of the Order during the war.
Giuseppe Sarto, Pope Plus x.-Nine
years a curate; nine years a parish
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-09-12

with the Anarchists, Flores and Ma
gon-the two conducting villainous
paper in Los Angeles, Cal.
Thirty-one New Sisters.-At the
Convent of the Immaculate Concep-
ton, Villa Maria, Pa, on August 10,
Right Reverend Bishop McCort Off
ciated at the reception of nineteen
young ladies and the solemn profess
sion of twelve others as members of
the sisterhood of the Immaculate
Heart of Mary.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-09-12

Irish Detective Chief Retires.-Sup-
erintendent Patrick Quinn, of London,
England, has expressed his intention
to retire at the end of the year from
the position of chief of the special
branch of Scotland Yard. With his
retirement the Yard will lose it's most
famous detective. Whenever the king
leaves England he is accompanied by
Mr.. Quinn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-23
HELD COURT OUT
OF JURISDICTION
Evidence of Witness in Speer In
quiry-Interest Largely
on Increase.

Macon, Ga. January 92.--''United
states Court is in session on the is
land. Ladies cordially invited TO at
tend
This is the substance OF a placard
which W. II. Burwell, Speaker of the
Georgia House of Representatives. this
afternoon testified was posted in n ho-
tel at Toxaway. y. c., where Judge
Specr, OF the United States Court.
Southern district of Georgia, was hold
ing special session of court Mr..
/ Burwell was introduced AS q witness
before the subcommittee of the Judi
ciary Committee OF the House Of Rep
rcsentativcs in the investigation of the
charge that Judge Speer at times held
court without his jurisdiction and by
so doing aforementioned attorneys and
others required to attend.
At the morning session OF the com
mittce j. y. Barnes, former United
states marshal, testified that Judge
Spcer had picked the grand jury which
Investigated charges of defra,,tiins. tho
government in the Greene GaYncr case
mt Savannah, Mr.. Barnes charged tina
Judge Speer selected the Jurors at will
from list OF names which had been
taken from the jury box, and two OF
the jurors selected were fuuitives from
Justice
He claimed that this action was
without precedent in tho court, and
was irregular.
You have thanked me beautifully,
but what do | get out OF it," are the
words credited by Barnes to Judge
Speer, following an interview In which
Barnes had expressed gratitude, at be-
ing allowed a liberal custodians fee
IN bankruptcy case
Local interest in the congressional
investigation WAS largely stimulated
to-day. and at the afternoon session
the courtroom was packed Scores of
feminine members OF Macon society
were in attendance
judge Spcer was again present AT
.nc inquiry. constantly advising with
ms attorneys. This afternoon when a
witness paid him a tribute the jurist
displayed considerable emotion. tears
yelling into his eyes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-23
BEARDSLEY SURRENDERs
ives Himself lip In Keeping Will,
Plnn Agreed To ON Tuesday.
[ SpoCiaI 10 Thc TimeS-Dis

Especial to The Times Dispatch
MayTiile. y. V. January 22.-IGdward
Beardsley, who for more than q week
had dcfied the efforts of Sheriff Ander-
son and posse to arrest him. surrend-
cred 10 c. ID. Backus, a local hotel mau,
early yesterday and was locked up
in the jail. Baekus. who, was appointed
a deputy sheriff, effected the Capture"
alone. and i'll keeping with /, plan
agreed upon by i'eardslcy yesterday
Beardsley was served with Warrant;
charging him with assault In the first
degree. in having shot g. w Putnam
oversccr of the poor of Chautauqua
County, with intent to kill.
Beardslcys. capture" came after
eight days OF open defiance OF the law
from Fort Beardsley." as his farm
house stronghold has como to be
known.
a week ago on Tuesday Beardsloy
shot Overscer of the Poor Putnam as
the latter was about to take the out
laws nine children to a county institu-
ton He barricadcd thewindows and
doors of his farmhouse and kept the
sheriff md his posse of twenty five men
ut bay by threatening to use the chill
dren as u shield against their bullets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-23
GENERALS WIN BY
SCORE OF 26 TO 9
In Vigorous Game at Lexington,
Catholic University Is
Defeated.

Lexington, Va. January 23--In n
vigorous battle Washington and Lee
downed the Catholic University five
tonight. &c to 9. The Generals played
strongly in tho second period. after
the Catholic quint had battled to u
IL to 3 score in tho first half The
game was bitterly fought. each team
receiving ten penalties for infringe
ments.
Mccain. Miles and Bear starred for
the Generals, while Tracy and lIeegnn
scintillated for the visitors, Tracy
registering the only two goals from
field Both teams contested through
out the struggle without n substitu-
ton. While the varsity defeated it's
opponent. the little Generals downed
Fishburnc Military Academy bys the
score Of &c to 6.
W. 81. Position. Gu
Mccain. left forward. Tracy
Bear. right forward Cartwright
(Captain)
Miles. ........ centre .......Lambcrt
(Captain)
Young ....... left guard. .Kcgan
Lille. right guard. :. Donnclly
Goals from field-I3ear. .; Mccain. i:
Miles, 4: Tracy. .. Goals from fouls
Miles. 6; Lambert. 4; Tracy. Officials
Referee. Kyle, S. VI. ~. Umpire, Clark
son. V. NJ. J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-23
NEARLY FORGET
CORPUS deficit
Guest Goldberg Almost Over.
looked by Hosts at Dinner
rendered Him.

Newspaper men and guarders OF the
temples OF Thespis in Richmond acted
as host to II. T. tRube) Goldberg, at
Ruegcrs Hotel last night. when an in
formal dinner was served In honor Of
the laugh making visitor. In all.
some twenty genial souls graccd the
board and partook OF what was Of
fered. and other things, the while
choice tidbits from the verbal store
houses of those assembled were tossed
hithcr AMI yon, mostly yon.
Just one minor detail was very
nearly overlooked. just one. In all
other respects those In charge OF the
arrangements acquitted themselves
most creditabiy. Indeed. but for this
one slight lapse. the arrangements may
be said to have been per feet. But in
the excitement and hustle Of prcpar-
Ing for the distinguished; guest, some
one overlooked the trivial necessity of
informing the guest that he had been
invited. Everybody was In Rome save
the Pope. Tie hosts had/ all gathered
and were prepared then and there to
rcgalc themselves. when 1t was sud-
denly discovered that Mr.. Goldberg
happened not to be numbered among
those present
Tim Davis. being the dean of those
gathered, was dcputizcd to go forth
and at once bring forth the corpus
delicti. II was another rush OF tho
iorty-nincrs 10 the Goldberg I'm
aware Of the honor that was To be
done him, Mr.. Goldberg was where
every proper individual should have
been at that hour--in his hotel Mr..
Goldberg responded. and the feast be-
gan. IT started something after II
o'clock and cnded-but that's no ones
business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-23
LAY VIEWS OF CHURCH
DIR. skinner VIII Base Sermons In An.
sNcrs Ia Itis Questions.

The Rev. Thomas Clagctt skinner
- d.; pastor of the Second Baptist
Church. of this city, on sunday viii
begin u series of evening sermons in
which the men OF Richmond win ex-
press their opinions. no that end, Or
Skiincr has obtained the views Of q
hundred or moro business. professional
ana workingmen by asking svritten an
sWerS TO the following questions:
January 26--"What in your Judgment
tx me reason men are not as interest
cd IN religious matters as womcu@"
February t-"What in your opinion.
IL the reason so few laboring men ara
to be found in tho churches?'
February Sin your dealings with
men, have you found protesting Chris
tians noblcr in character than sclf-re-
speoting n-Christians?n
February 15--"Can a man, In your
opinion, govern his life by tho
Golden Rule, and yet succeed in pros
ent-day busiuess?'
February 22--!"The churches ore often
criticised. for cXclusiveness and selfish
ness"
March 1--"If you arc n Christian, will
you please state why You became oneG
IF not, why YOU do not become n Chris
tian?"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-23
1rotection OF tnc Jnpnneso RESIDENTS!

protection OF the Japanese residents
in that country.
Further, the .Japaneso citizens In
the City of Mexico have, IL CO. operation
with other nations, organized vo,un-
teer corps and our minister Is in con
cert with the representatives of other
powers taking measures for self -dc-
Tense, and as some Japanese subjects
arc in great distress. the minister is,
in conjunction with tho commander of
the ldzumo, taking steps for their
relief.
The Imperial government most
earnestly hope that peace ana tran
guilty will be restored in MeNico at
the earliest possible date and that its
Inhabitants, native and foreign will
be enabled To live free from anxiety
Here is the reference 10 the Anglo
Japanese alliance:
The relations of the empire with
intimacy and cordially. and especially
in China.
III is the fundamental principle of
our Chinese policy to Insure indcpend-
encc and integrity OF that power
The object of our alliance with
Great Britain was practically to main
tain tho same fundamental principle
and. while ii is II matter for sincere con
graduation to the world that peace
and tranquility in China was so
promptly restored. il is at the same
time an indisputablc fact that rcstora-
ZION Of peace aud order WAS. in no
tile Anglo Japanese alliance. which in
the future is 10 civc greater proof
Of its efficiency il the maintenance OF
peace.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-23
NORFOLK STORE
ROBBED OF $4,000
Especial to The Times-Dispatch

Special 20 The Times-DispatcE.i
Noiiolk. Va, January 22.-Despite the fact
mat the enti:e detective force Is at work OH
the case. the police tonight had no clue
that might lead 20 the identity OF tho two
masked men who robbed tho safe In u
grocery and notion store conducted by Harry
fotdoii. at ?e5 Washington Street, early this
morning
Tho store is dlasonally opposite police
headaparters Gordon says he had $500 In
the safe. He told the police he did not put
ms money In banks because he waa afraid
that Gordon has si,5pe on deposit in banks
IN this city.
Gordon WAS alone III the store when the
a!!egcd robbery occurred. but there Were
FIVE men standing across the street almost
directly in front OF the store. The police
cid not learn OF the robbery until Gordon
ran over TO police headquarters. and in his
excitement embraced Sergeant Ri1dick TO
whom lie told his