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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

picn. mas ms als Shas bod gilt:
@a6rheit uuo Hedt, beutld,c ghre unb
Die @rhdltnne pes beutihen Batter
lanbes. 8ie Narfer pGre ilnter
II gernc nit binaus ge3ogen, Inn
Die fredeu Seinbe 81 5iihtigen uno
mir fpnnten nihtl
Sod mir raffteu ms auf: uniere
@ebete ihidten mir binauf gum
Chrome 9eiien. ser aud beute nod,
3eiden unb 8unber tbut. Der nit
n%niern griibern in Die Shlahten 3oe
mn ibren @nffen manden Sieg bis
Der nerlieb! @nabi9 tpurbe bas Spfer
unierer 2ippen aufsenommen unb
beute fle6en mir tpieoer: v5err! bleibe
bel un5l"
Sest aber lit audi ser 3ettpuntt ses
fommen. no mir NIT unIeru 8u6en
btnsutreten miii'en, UNI Der Notblage
inter ben Sinterbliebenen Der 8efdls
leneu gu fteuern. IS banoelt iidl bier
gleihiam nm Die 4raftprobe ~unIereS
RatriptismuHes: linb es nur bohle
uno leere Hebensarteu, Die mir I'M
Wunoe fiibren. baum lit es ~ielbitper>
ftdnolih, DnB mir ms 3urii6sieben,
penu es ans Sammelu Der @aben
gebt. Sit es ms aber elm beiliger
Grnlt nit Der Giebe gum 8aterlano
ulo leiuen 8etreuen, bann be0arf eS
iueiter teiner Nufforoerun9; Die Sanb
gebt bon ielblt auf unb Der Moth mtrb
raid 9eiterert fperben. lei ne aid nod
10 9roB. gebenft fpobl: bier hetBt eS
nSpier" brtngenl Gin Spfer lit
aber niht ettpas. mas mir BON lnierm
lleberfluB oarreid,en uno uidlt milien,
ionoern etnus. mas ms filbIbar lailer
unb I6per 81 erringen lit. Gin
Spfer furbert Die Edtltenliebe. elm
Spfcr perlan9t bas SaterlanO, eiu
Cpfcr beiid)t Die Santbarfeit. oab mir
bislang ber'hont scbliebeu iino Dor
iulder Seimluduug oes Grieee5! 9
5dblet ui6t Die Gents. uno penbet lie
in DEN Saiden in eripdguns. OBJ ibr
lie gebeu fDnnt pber uid,t: bite: sebtl
@ebt reidlihl sebt raid! 8riugt
Spfer barl @abrli6 - Ser b0dIte
8etrae 1T serins, penn man bebentt
uup ertpdgt: mir tonnsu, nur Sob
seben briiben dber, i'm blutigeu
arieg, ba geben tic f.. iid Nelbitl
-. ibr 2eben -. als .Spfer"l
Sitte: gebtl
Seitrdae Ierlbc man an. 6rn. Sohn
9. S%uenenann, Sinan8ietret1r bes 9.
H.<a. Central %ereins, Dor 264,
ct. 9aul. @inn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Bonn sesen Ses &rieses.


IinbeIbeim, Den s. Iueuit
'14.-@lenb. bittere5 @leno baben mir
bisber biel traBen mii11en; aber brett
fades. 6unoertfades, nein m%ilionens
fades @lenb miro iiberaQ aufidieBen,
MN, ba Der apofalpptiid)eu Ieiter
pilber SroB leinen peraeerenoen 3u9
ilber Die Grbe dngetreten bat. Sas
ebelite Sa~miliengliid miro idblin9s
pernihtet, Der Batter miro bon ieinen
fleinen, peiueuoen ainberu tpeg9e>
rinen, Der Itann bon ieinem 8eibe,
Der Conn bon ieiner nlternben Mut>
ter. 2eer iteben ole Stdtten beutihen
SleiBes unb beutider aunlt. uniere
frieblidlen Siitten iperoeu nieqeift in
Seuer ltnp Haud auf9ehen, nnIere
aultlIr miro bon SarbareH ploslih
3ertrcten. llub mor9en id)on pcrocn
%uniere Ndnner uno S~iinglin9e in Der
Sliitbelfrait Der Sabre oahinlinten;
Die 8eiten u~niereS Bottles iperbeu picls
leidt fallen, Sene, auf Die mir %uniere
3utunft gebdut. uno nn5dblige Soff>
nlllt9en perben getuidt. SaS Sano
poll 2ieb' unb Seben, bas Saub bes
SIeibes uuo Der Sreuoe, ba5 2ano Der
Creme unb Der @abrbaftigteit, uu'cr
beutid)es &aterlanb. Das lIns in bielen
lhlperen Sngen nieber 10 lie6 mD
fpertb luiro, ad, es miro %dufItobueu
inter ben Streid]en, Ole es trefTeu
merben.
Sieler arieo piS ms aud Segeu
%bringen. Sas miilIeu mir iagen. ous
nrillien mir glarben, penn anoers mir
@briiten inn unb OIL cine 9Dttlide
WeltoronnlIa. ar cine Weltpronun9
Der Siebe 9lauben. Oh mir lieaen,
oh mir unterliegen. bem &riege lpirb
Der Se9en iol9en, uenn uidlt fiir ms,
10 bod gan5 9eiuiB fir oas beraus
lpntlenbe @eIhledt.
Cine LANCE Sommcrs3cit liegt binter
ms. llnlere &ultur III 9errlid nj
p%oroebliibt. 8eit borau lit uuier
&plt alien onbereu %gefpnmen III
8iilenldaft uuo Stunt uuo Sebersz
haltnng; dllc Melt lit IN ltniere oeuts
iben Stdbte aeeilt. III uniere 8etricbe,
IN unlere llniperiitdten, III mniere
Sdulen, 6u u~nieren Seereu luo tic
babeu Aae pon uns 9elernt unb unbez
puBt, unselpollt Den bcltid)cn Nomen
unb Den beutihen @ebanten in mcitcitc
Sernen 9etra8en.
Iber audi piel llntraut lit empor@
9eidloIien, piel Cater uub piel Silnbe
bat iid brett, iebr brett gen1adt. Heht
paro 81 llnreht %geitempelt; Die Sinns
lihteit idritt fred entbloBt Ourh ale
StraBen unb ~itelltc lid, i'll Sbeatcru
uno auf Dffentliden Yldscn sur
iShau; bie cb%rtpiiroigiteu Sdranteu
nurbeu ~bobnladenb uiebergeriiien;
ms 6eilisite lpnrb itmablih entpeibt.
Ser @rbenlimn nolltc @ptt unb @eiit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Sitte: sebt!

Seit @pden babeu audi ipir Iue5
binteuangeleet nm bes arieses lpiueu
Der unier reides uuo bliibenbes
Seutihlauh uno liebes Seiterreih.
perluiiltet nno perbeert. Wablos lit
Der Snnuner. gren8enlos has Glenb,
oa5 bielcr arie9 nit lid brin9t uno
fem Wtltno. fein @prt - ulId) rniers
nidtl - nermag Die Notblnge gu be-
ldlreiben. Sns aerube III nit Der
dr9ite SlIh beS &rieses, baB sic trait
poaitcn, Die beiten Wdnuer binals
miiIlcu, mn fiir Die Grhultuua bc5 9es
liebtcn @nterlnnoes Slut unb 2ehell,
Die geiuubeu @liebcr uno ii6 icIbIt
81 opferu. limo. nteinc beutideu
Seute, Die ibr 9cier bicies 9(uttcS ieio,
nit meIdlem Selbenmutb, nlif pelder
Sreubigfeit bringcn bic Streiter Der
pereinigtcn beutihen 6eere hieie
Cpterl StplS, berehtigter StplS err
fiiQt inns. iuenn mir, Die mir ebenfoQs
beutIhcS Slut III Den Nbern habcn.
lelcn uno lebeu, luic milE9 Die Ndns
ner III Den Soh 9cbeu, Die audi fiir un5
linb an u~niercr Statt fiir ba5 fdms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
! I'm trauten fami(icnkrei(e.
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buneert bate, bamit Der 8rieg iatt
piirbe: Ons &eib, oas lelbit nitt in
Die S6ladt ge5ogen uno bod in ieoer
S6laht bieitauienb Nal perlest
puroe.
llnb bns 8eib Iab ben 8ries unb
fragte i'm ni6ts. areiihenO rannte
lie Dor ibm bapon, Dor linn, Der on
Der 9roBen SeeritraBe bes 2ebens iiet.
llnO oils bos 8ei6 Dor ibm flub.
ientte Der arieg ihulo6epuBt bas
Saupt uub blieb itulnm. penn er ipuBte
nid)ts gu lageu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
o,e6et eiues cinisen Seutihlann's.

10. .. Sran5 b. Sorgias, St. Screen.
0c6ct zines cinigeu Seutihlanb's.
8 &err, nir bebeu 81 Dir auf Die
Ndnnc,
Sn Deieu cpiser @adt mir Gue
lteb'n.
Gel unler Sort = an grocer Sdtd>
iulslpenoe
@0r' ~unlcres Soltes nnsrmioli6
Sle6'n.
g 5err, mir 5ieben fir gerette
1luD trell Dem Suube bas getpcibte
Sdmert.
&ir 6abcn bicIes Iorbens blit'ge
Sddc
1lno bieics : @%oIferunsliid uift
begebrtl
&errutb unb llntreu haben ltd)
Silf u~nieren @aiieu, 6err 8ott,
3ebaotb.
9uB mir I'M Siege 9eine @naOe
lobeu -
@eredbter Safe bilf - serehter
0ott.
sc. Serbert.
y ~ y
Ser &rieg.
Ser &rieg iaS alf elmer Snbobe
BORT, no sic 6eerirraBe oes Seben5
nod Der Groe fiibrt uno Iae, Die be-
itimmt naren, bieie 9ruBe StraBe 81
: Sieben, mlBteu i'm leben, pie CT
fnrdtbar alf leinem Sellen'tse
tbrpnte.
lTnb Der Critic, Der on linn uoriiber
tam. mar Der a6ni9! Der irngte ibu:
o@cr bit on, Der on iieelt all Der
SecritraBe bes Sebens2"
llno Der &rieg untiuortete ibm:
SD Tin hG NadJt unb Die Serrz
Ihuft mn Der Stol5. Sd bin es, Der
Hcidle uno Serrider ihaift, Der Heihe
mn Serriher 3eridmettert. Sd bin
es. Der Heihtbum unb @roBe SUI
ipri6t. Der SdJmad tilet, Der Hed,t
f0roert uno Gerehtigteit iibt."
lluo ber aDnia cling ieines &eaes
lnnp badbtc: Ser aric9 lit ein
Segcn."
Gam fam ser Singing sic Sc,
] bcnsitraBe gcihritten unb audi er
! iraate:
.@er bit bu?"
llnb Der aricg antlportete inn:
I'D bin Nbenteurer. liub Wlitb. bin
&ilbnbeit unb @efabr. Sh bins, Der
Mubm mo Gbren perleibt. User meine
8dbncu mollbelt. miro ~ltarfen @eiites
lub feIten Sleiifea; Iie leruen Die
Srcllbe feunen. Die ihipere Nrbeit nit
iih bringt, unb Die Suiriebenbeit, Ole
hns Sicges6elpuBticin perbreitet. 8er
mir folgt, Dem iubelt Die Wenihbeit
6l, Dem ipinbet lie unucrgdngliden
Hor6eer nm Die S6ldieu."
Ser Siingling ifritt Iin9enp' lpeiter
nlf Der StraBe bes 9ebens uub rief:
Ser ariee lit epell"
y
Is Nahtipdhter fam bds Ilter,
fur3lidtig uno id%lperb0rig; blin5elnb
ihaute eS ben arieg an llnb fragte:
User bit on BORT pbcn?"
llnb ihm eripiberte Der &rieg:
sd bin ole %@rinnerung nnb Der
@eoanfe bon 9eltcrn. Sh bin es, Der
beinem Screen Sreuoen ihuf. Der
beine Seele NIT berrlihen @rinneruns
gen elmer 9lorreiten Sersansenbeii
crfiiQte. Sd nabm Dir beiue Sinfe
nnh CAB Dir bafiir Elm golbenes 8reu5;
i'd madte bid arm. dber MIR arm on
pcrgdngliden @iiteru unb i'd madte
Did reid, reid an ewiaem Rllbm."
llno oes IlterS Iugen itrablten, ais
seS lid Der 8roBcn Gage leiner Maus
Hestbatcn crinnertc urb felten Sdrit.
res ging Is meiter unb nlcintc: Ser
ariee lit terrlid."
llno Damn fam beS 8eaeS oas 3ei6,
Sas 8eib. boS Spbnc aeboren, ole
Der arieg pernidtet bate; bas 8eib.
buS SDdter aeboreu, ole an ibrem
6erScn Den &erhlit ibres @atten be-
ipeint, hen Der arieg 9cmorbet bate
bnS &eib. boS Die Sbrdnen ser @aiicn
getrodnct. bas bic SdmctSeu Der Ser
mmnbctcn gelinbcrt. baS Die &unber
acbeili .hattei bd5 8eib. bos Die
, SpIer oeS Arieees betralcri. bus &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Sarthersiafeit.

Sn Stulien berrihte cine T6eue>
rnng. 3u RiIniui bate Elm Monn piel
8etreioe u~nisshduit. Shon mar Der
Ereis bob; er uber aab tros Der
Bitten nidts Der. lin Der Bitter log
gu merrcn. ains er aui iein 9anpsut.
irastc uber ileiBis. lpie Der @etreibes
preis itcb.. @init bcrte er. oa6 oer
Yreis nm sic SGlftc Sefallen lei. Sa
itanp Der &uderer pie periteinert ba
uno mlrmelie: I'm Die SGlfte aes
falen!" Ils er beimiam unb bon DEN
Seineu bcsriiBt purbe, ipradp er nur:
lin Die 6dlfte sefallen!" or lcete
iid franz Su Bette. Ser seruiene Nrst
ionnte aber aus linn MIR Die @orte
berausbrinsen: lin bic Sdlite ees
ialen!" gbenic ersing Is benz her.
be~iseruieren Rrieiter. Ser llngliid.
Iihe itar6 mt ben @orten: .lint bic
&dIfte seionenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

Sur cine llbr 9cbt immcr rid
tig; bas @elpinen. - 6ricbrih
Sebbel,)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29

friiber mar, oils iie nod LADEN uno
iineen tonntei
So Mrs fir Die traurige Srin3eS1in
Die @erinhune td9lih GROCER, einmal
redt 6inaus5ujubeln, 8u iaufsen; 10
redt ber5lih mDdte fie einmol tpieber
laden nnb aus benz trourigen 6er5s
den binois elm frotes 3ieb inaenl
Iber - ba mint benin ihon ipieber
oas iibe Shlaraffenlanb unb, immex
i1iner miro Die nertpumidene @dnles
marie.
@ines Cages MN panbelt fie etns
fam ourf DEN H%oiensarteu unh, fiebe
oa. am Observation-Disclosures bodt
Der alte. boie Sroihl
Or fam, nm Die leste 8robe NIT
Ser @dniemarie dn5nitelen. Beiteht
Tie pieie, bletbt ie iiir INNER Die
traurige Erin5eliM Nnrie, unb er 1T
bas irobiicbe Sing, befen 2aheu uuo
Sineeu ibm 10 perbaBt lit. Dor leuner
Wieie los!
MIio ldBt er iif n%ernebmeu:
Quad. quad. 2umpenpad,
Stedt mar in ben Saferiad.
Shone Suu9frau. hi. Ri, hi,
Wobnt bier Die BrinoeB
Warie2
sag lie ihr, elm Sreierss
mann
Sam auf golb'nem 8agen
an!
Ob lie aDniaiu nil iein?
aoni9 Sroit. Der tpia ne
f"rei'ul"
@r that ndmlieh. als Oh er Die &leite
nid,t tenne. 10 fdlib uRo hintsrliitig
mar Der boie 8rolG.
Nls Die 4riuaeiiin bas 3squade
borte. lpurbe lie puterrotb; nein, oas
mar gu piel fir Die latluifige &leine.
lie iollte DEN alien. bGBliohen Sroi6
gum Sreier nebmen!? unb - ia, ba.
hn. tiinst's aus Der tleiuen &eble, hL
b. hi. pie iilberne @lodfen flineer.
10 befrcieuo tIiuet bieles 2adenl
ga uber idhrt Der erboIte SrpI4
5ildenb nor &lrh binein IN Die Siefe
Des Springbrnmeus, Die @dafemdrie
bate seIahtl 10 mar all ieme Niibe
MniOH'tl ....
ShloS unb HoIensarten %neridbrpins
ben. - Snf Der Hieie aber ant
Waloesrann ipiro's ipieber lebenbtgl
Sie Glide, ole VlId)e, Die grle unb bic
Sichte lauihen pieoer Dem 9ieSeI, baS
cine lieblihe, sliifburhiubelte Sftnsr1e
III Den Tag trast, berpeil Die ners
sniistsn 8anie ms iaftise @raS
beiBen.
Seute baben lie elm frphes RieSes
ieben 9efeiert, Die 8adelganshenl -
8us bat bie 8Gniemarie2
Gin Stodd,en fir ihre Sans. 5tuef
nadte SiiSd]en, 5fpei ltrobselbe 36pfe,
Dpei rotbe Wdngleiu nit retdenoen
@riibd,en narin unb elm peripaideneS
aattunfleioheu.
Sas lit Nuesl
Salt. ih pergaB: Sob unb Silbse
III Der fleineu &ehle bat lie aud ltrtS.
pciS lies aildo: 0aS oas bel, niel
nlebr fpsrtb lit, pie int soloenen
Sdlone ipobnen uno SuSigfeiten
f%nuipernl
Cine 9nfen unb Sinsen si6t es
feline 9ebensireube. i'll ieher Ienlhehs
brult unb lei lie nod 10 arm. tpobnt
Elm 9isbden. bas beiBt: Sroblihfeitl
Nur mllS mans hinausihmettern
nilrfen mob unb bcll pie Der Stint, in
Der srilncn WeiBbornhede! -
llnb - aeprelt Bit ou. Serr Sroih.
alter Srummbdrl SSr' nllr. ipie Deg
@dniennrie SiereI iiber Die ionnise
@ieie flinst:
adferd,en iurr, iurr. iurr,
Mieeetdbd,en ifnurr, ifnurr,
'dnurr,
Nahbarsbnhn madht Riterifie
Sb bin Die lulriae @dnles
marie.
(~@lodlein.")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
" y
Ter mirfiamite prattiihe @ea.

&ertbe Hcbattionl-9eie bon elmer
&rptelt %erinnmluna beim @urS'ns
Sepp betreifs Der eugliideu Siieen>
%5citluu9en. @as niipeu mad, msiner.
elmer unbebentenncu @itttpe. Meinrms
ale &roteite! Sn Nuerita bei6t es:
YWtonep, Ytpncn unb nodmalS
Rouepl" @cm Scutihz Nmerifaner
ober Nmerifaner lid, p%urnebmen lppls
ten. mIr pdbreub zines Monots feline
eugliihc 3cituus 81 faufcn pber si
leien, Damn piiroe es Elm or0Bcrer
Sroteit iein, ols nlle Yrotcits Ser
Iammllngeu. Senu Damn ipiirocn es
oic 6erritmten balb am @~elbbeutel
%ipiiren. Tuf Die Srasc Ger SrGger
nur Die Nntrport: .&arum iolen mir
elmer 3eituns 10 pber 10 piel Den
Wonot beSableu. lpenn man lie iibers
al cine Silgen6cttllna heiBt. lino ma
ntdlt glallbeu fam. mas barin oebrlldt
itcbt." IN nller Sodadtuna cine
chte oeutihe Srnu. -Sobunua
No. 5116 2. 8ooo Str.,
Chicago, 81.
Sur cine llbr 9cbt immcr rihs
ttg; bqs @epinen. - 6riebri6
Sebbel,)
Ser Sang @otteS in Ger @atur. Die
@cbauten. Ole Der Glpi9e inns in Der
Hctbc %iciler @crte tbGtlid, buroelcgt
bot; Tic linh bnS belize BUD. on bciien
Sbaraftcren ih sluur minbcr ais elm
Scbrling. aber pcnigitcns nit Srcuc
nnn Gtfcr blldltubicrt babe nne buds
itabiercn iuerbe.--S ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-09-29
Satbpliifer S~irden-S
Seus beiIt eiuen q d t.
br ii h / 6
Wattb. 8, Is.
(Sftober.)

4. e. 3oIenfran3feit. Sran8 b. Niiiii.
5. W9. &lacibuS, 90. Slapiu. @aIa.
6. .. Bruno, S6it. Sioes. Noalberp.
y. 0f. 0iartuS. y. Nn9uit. 8elenus.
S. 3. 8rigitta. Geuebifta. Yelagia.
9. s. 9ionDjilis. 2ubrpig Bertrand.
10. .. Sran5 b. Sorsias, 81. Sereon.
Evening star., 1914-08-12

wages of the laborers and Of the prices
of materials. the absence, in short, OF
all the elements of undue injury to the
public and undue restraint Of trade
together with the presence Of free COM
petition. which increased the share OF
the competitors in the interstate trade
and decreased the share of the defend
ants.
Neither the Standard OIL Company
case nor the American Tobacco Com
pany case nor any other authority cited
seem to me to rule this case. because
in none Of them was there such aff1rma-
tive and. to my mind. conclusive evil
dence that for years before the suits
were commenced the defendants had
practiced no acts and pursued no meth
DDS which constituted an undue re-
straint of trade or an unreasonable at
tempt to monopolize 1t.
"In my opinion a decree should be
rendered that the complaint in this suit
be dismissed without prejudice to the
right Of the United States to bring an
other suit Of like character against
any of the defendants whenever any OF
them Is found to be engaged in the
commission of any acts in violation Of
the antitrust statute"
Evening star., 1914-08-12
CO, P. FIGHTS HARD
FOR JERSEY SEATS
CONTINUED from First Paee.)

tion. Mai. Parker has been after vindi-
cation ever since he was beaten for the
Sixty-Second Congress and thinks this
is a good time to get 1t. The progressives
may nominate Irving w. Taylor. chair
man of the progressive county commit
tee, and Maj. Parker's chances for cleo
ton in November will be imperiled.
In the tenth district, more Of Essex
county, Edward w. Townsend of Mont
clair, democratic incumbent, will be re-
nominated. but will be fought at the
polls In November vigorously by the re-
publicans. The combined republican and
progressive vote in this district is 1000
more than was Mr. Morgan's plurality.
Every effort is now being bent to re-
unite the republicans and defeat the
democratic candidate. The outlook
Is SO promising that several republicans
are trying for nomination. former As.
semblymen Lehlback and Linencohl of
Newark. Mayor Hinck OF Montclair and
W. I. L. Adams Of Montclair being in the
running.
It is possible that Mr. Townsend may
have to contest for the nomination, as
Harry ]. Doyle Of Montclair Is said to
have the support Of the Smith-Nugent
faction. the ant-Wilson democrats, for
the democratic nomination, but the feel
ing here seems to be that Mr.. Townsend
will win the nomination.
All nominations will be made by pr-
maries the latter part Of September. The
state will also elect assemblymen and
senators this fall. The republicans are
hopeful Of carrying the lower house.
conceding the senate to the democrats.
Evening star., 1914-08-12
President Mccormick
Says Will Appeal Case
to the Supreme Court

CHICAGO. August 12.-The Harvester
case will be taken to the Supreme Court
Of the United States as soon as pos
sible, according to q statement made
here today by Cyrus H. Mccormick.
president Of the International Harvester
Company. Mr.. Mccormick said:
The adverse decision IL q great dis
appointment As understand 1t 1t is
not based on actual wrongs done in tho
conduct Of the business of the Inter
national Harvester Company. but upon
the elimination of competition more
than ten years ago between the COM
panies whose properties were purchased
by It
The opinion acquits the company and
it's officers and directors OF the charges
oppressive policies and practices.
"It does not sustain the charge made
in the petition of the government, but
abandoned on the argument. that the
company had charged excessive or un-
fair prices.
Aside IRON it's original organization
and the facts connected with its pur-
chase of competitive plants. the opin-
ion finds nothing to be condemned In
the history of the company's growth
or In the manner of developing and
carrying on its business. The organi-
zation of the company and the pur-
chase of it's plans were acts done in the
belief that no law was being violated,
after consultation with counsel of the
highest standing.
THE organization Of the company is
condemned by the majority Of the
court as a violation Of the Sherman
act, but the company is not found
guilty of having violated the law in
the conduct of it's business or of hav-
ing injured its customers or Its COM
petitors.
"The conclusion arrived at seems to
be that the Harvester Is good but
illegal trust. Its business has been
conducted fairly and the economies Sc
cured by its organization have Injured
to the benefit of its customers, the
farmers. but nevertheless the majority
of the judges hold it's existence illegal.
The decision is by divided court.
and the case will not be ended until
the Supreme Court has said the last
word. We still hope that the great
public benefits secured by the organi-
zation of the company and the meth
Evening star., 1914-08-12
ONLY CASH TRANSACTIONS.
Limited Amount Of Trading Permit
ted on Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, August 12.-Notwithstand-
ing the fact that the stock exchange is
closed, a way was found today to permit
a limited amount of private trading in
securities by brokers for cash.
The method was outlined in the follow
ing notice posted in the stock exchanges:
Members Of the exchange desiring to
buy securities for cash may send list to
the clearing house giving amounts OF
securities wanted and prices they are
willing to pay. No offers to buy at less
than closing prices of July 80 will be
considered.
Members desiring to sell securities. but
only in order to relieve necessities of
themselves or customers, may send list
to the clearing house. In such cases no
prices under the closing will be con-
sidered."
Evening star., 1914-08-12
History of the Case
Shows World Record
for Witnesses Heard

The petition was filed by direction Of
former Attorney General Wickersham
April 30, 1912, in the United States dis
trict court at st. Paul. MIMI. charging
that the defendants had unlawfully mo-
nopolized interstate commerce In har-
vesting implements.
The defendants filed their answer In
August, 1912, and the taking OF tesu-
mony was commenced In September OF
that year. The government concluded its
case December 81. 1912, and the defend
ents finished their testimony June u,
1913. The case was argued before Judges
Sanborn, Hook and Smith November q
and 5, 1913.
In April, 1912, Mr.. Wickersham placed
the prosecution Of the case In charge OF
Edwin P. Grosvenor. special assistant 70
the Attorney General, who had won q
number Of important antitrust cases for
the government. including the so-cai!ed
bathtub trust cases, and who had also
been junior counsel in the case against
the tobacco trust Mr.. Grosvenor drew
amined or cross-examined all the witness
es. wrote the brief for the United states
and made the opening and leading argu-
ment before the court at the hearing last
November.
Joseph r. Darling. special agent Of the
Department Of Justice. assisted IN the
preparation Of the case and in the colleo-
ton of evidence The leading counsel Tor
the defense were John P. Wilson and Ed
gar A. Bancroft Of Chicago. e1-Judge
Kellogg Of St. Paul and ex-Judge Philip
S. Post and Victor A. Remy Of Chicago.
World Record.
The case established q worlds record
in the number Of witnesses called.
total of 1868. of whom eighty testified
for the government and 1883 for the
defendants.
Edwin P. Grosvenor. especial assistant
to the Attorney General. examined or
ss-examined for the government each
of these 1853 witnesses, whereas the
court work for the defense was d1vldeo
among eight or nine attorneys. The rec
ord consisted of eighteen printed Vol,
umes. Comprising over 10000 printed
pages.
The list Of defendants follows: Cyrus
II. Mccormick. president and director
Of International Harvester company:
of board; James Deering. vice presi-
dent; John J. Glessner, vice president;
William H. Jones, vice president: Harold
F. Mccormick. vice president; Richard
voting trustee and chairman Of finance
committee: George F. Baker. member OF
finance committee; Elbert H. Gary.
member of finance committee: Norman
B. Ream, member of finance committee;
Edgar A. Bancroft, director and general
counsel; William J. Louderback, direc-
tor; Charles Steele. director; John A.
Chapman, director; Thomas D. Jones,
director; John P. Wilson. director; Will
liam L. Saunders, director, International
Harvester Company, International Har-
vester Company Of America Interna-
tional Flax Irvine Company, Wisconsin
Steel Company. The Wisconsin Lumber
Evening star., 1914-08-12
Seriously Hurt While Blasting

Gustave Kregs. ffty-five years old. 1885,
Kramer street northeast. was seriously
injured this morning while blasting roots
Of trees from the ground at Soldiers
Home. He was removed to the hospital
at the institution. His condition was SO
critical that his relatives were summoned
to the hospital.