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The Washington times., 1914-02-24
Critics As we'll As
Shaw Treated To Satire.

sion among the critics as to who might
have written the play. and il is here
that Shaw turns the delicious shafts of
his satire upon himself. He lampoons
the critics, too. with his merciless
sarcasm but in the end Fanny appears.
and admits that she Is the author Of the
plav. This horrifies her father the more
when he reflects that she not only pos
sesses what he terms not only modern
but immoral ideas. but that she has
turned sufragette. and has spent n
month III jail. All this has haunened
while he has been dreaming romantic
dreams in his damp Venetian palace.
The English company presenting the
plav is an excellent one. being tho
same organization Of players that pre-
sented the play originally in the nings-
bury Theater. in London. under the per-
sonal direction of Granville Barker.
That sterling character woman. Kate
CarIyon. plays IN" role of Mrs. Gllbey.
and IS apparently the only member Of
the company who is expected +" possess
sense of huInor. Sidney Paxton as
Robin Gilbey. Ivan Campbell as Jusgins.
the titled butler; Miss Eva Leonard
Boyne as Dora Darling. katherine
Pole rs Mrs. Knox. Arnold i.uCy as
Joseph Kno;:. Miss .HuICc Musgrave as
pious Mrs. Knox, H. rbert J. as
, Lieutenant DuNall"t, and Spencer
Gcach as Bobby. ar" seen in the play
proper. while in III" cplioGu" and the
! Prologue the four .rItics. Mcssrs. Trot-
! ter Vaughan. Gumn. and Baunel are
| played hy Walter KngsfUrd. Claude
| Rains. Vane Sutt~n-Nane. and Gordon
| Ash, Respectively. Jean Sterling. who
/ has a manner much Ike our own Billie
/ Burke. makes q WinSom" Fanny whilf
the role of her father is well playeC
| by G. II. Croker * in- Will am Levi!
! Scnlv rs Cecil Savovard. and GeOrG'
carr as a servcnt in the p'DOwda home
! complete the most excellent cast.
The Washington times., 1914-02-24
Satire of Bernard Shaw Delights
Large Audience at Belasco
By JULIA MURDOCH.

younger members of both families seem
almost human by comparison with their
elders. The CoCkney music hall girl Is a
slkaiJle creature, despite her profess
sion. and evervDodv knows ell along
that the butler Is gentleman, even
when he IL Dassing the tea and tidy
irg" the room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27

before the grand jury as special pros
ecutCr. The request was granted, and
the next suit to call is that OF Harry
Wells, burglary and larceny, set for
Monday. Tuesday the cases against
McGrath, Cooney and Waugh, charged
with the larceny Of auto tires in No
line, will be tried.
All the news all the tine = The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27
DIRECTS VERDICT
IN FARLEY CASE
Judge Olmsted Orders Jury to
Find Issues for the De-
PENDANT.

With the conclusion Of the trial OF
the case against Joseph Farley, charg-
cd with operating a confidence game,
which is in progress today in circuit
court, the criminal work will be cca-
Guided for this week. new petit jury
will repor, next Monday.
Farley is the agent of the Army and
Navy magazine who is alleged TO have
passed bad checks on Dan Flynn for
SIC. a. J. Billings $40 and Mack GIynn
$50. States Attorney F. E. Thompson
is prosecuting and Clyde S. Walker
appears for the defendant.
This afternoon at the conclusion of
the evidence of the prosecution a mo-
ton by Attorney Walker for the de-
Tense for directed verdict was al
lowed by Judge Olmsted and the de-
PENDANT discharged from custody.
States Attorney Thompson then nolle
pressed the other two indictments and
the jury was dismissed.
4. States Attorney Thompson also
nolle pressed the Indictment which was
returned against Herbert Young some
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27
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PIMPLES, Rash
SCALP-ScALE

II YOU need its marvellous healing
effects. do not hesitate TO use Poslam.
for IL cannot possibly harm
For the eradication OF eczema. acne.
letter. psoriasis. BARRIERS itch and all
o-her skin troubles. Poslam proves ITS
healing powers at once. Improvement
being seen daily.
When treating pimples. red noses.
complexion blemishes, rashes. scalp
troubles. etc. results are seen over
night. only small quantity being re-
quired
All druggists sell Poslam. For free
sample. write to Emergency I.abora-
tories. 80 West Twel.y-fifth street,
New York
Poslam Soap. medicated with Pos
lam. improves and beauties skin and
hair.-tAdv.1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27

Co-onel Cocktails. chief engineer OF
the Panama canal. Will appear in Car
negie hall. New York. March 4. to re-
ceive the civic forums medal for pub
lie service rendered. The presenta-
ticn OF the medal, which is here
shown. NAV be made by President VII
son. II he is able to leave Washington.
The meeting. in the nature of a pub
lie reception. will be presided over by
Joseph II. Choate. Should President
Wilson find il impossible to leave
Washington en- that day. he will be
represented by Lindley ". Garrison,
secretary of war; Josephus Daniels,
secretary of the navy, and William S.
Redfield. secretary of commerce.
Among others who will be present
are eX-President Taft, Gen. Leon
ard Wood, Col. TownsIey. Gov. Glynn,
Mayor Mitchell and various other city
officials and other civic as wei as
church dignitaries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27
Taken to Hospital.
PERSONAL POINTS

c. z. Adams left this morning for
Alpha.
George Shatsick OF St Louis was in
the city yesterday on business.
Police Magistrate {. ]. Smith, after
a weeks Illness with pleurisy. was
able TO be in court today
Mrs. F. T. Myers. 1926 Twenty-frst
street. has gsOne 10 Los Angeles. Ca.
called there by the illness OF her
mother.
Miss Georgia Merkle OF Princeton.
Ill. arrived in tie city this moraing
TO spend several days with friends and
relatives.
Misses Freda and Justina Men
nicke, I117 Twenty-frst street. left
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27
OBITUARY
James 3. Carr.

James F. Carr. resident OF this coun-
" for 40 years. has passed away at
the home OF Frank Kelly in Illinois
City. Mr.. Carr had been I'll for several
weeks with pneumonia. He was born
I'm Rock Island county, Sept ID, 1888.
lie was well known throughout the
county.
No members OF the immediate fam
lily survive. his sister. Mrs. Mary Kelly,
having passed away about two weeks
ago. Short services were held at the
Kelly home yesterday and the body
was sent TO Cuba. Wis, for burial.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27
time ago. He was charged with crime

against children.
The case against Guido Wyland,
charged with crime against nature,
was the next on the calendar. This
morning George ". Wood, who with
p. r. Ingelson represents the defend
ant, petitioned Judge r. w. Olmsted to
have the trial of thescase delayed until
later in the term, because of his duties
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27

yesterday for Dallas. Texas, wIerc
they VII visit their sister.
Robert II. Miller. head OF the ser'ice
department OF che Bel Telephone
company. will go 10 Galesburg for
viPit tomorrow.
r. ID. williams, city passenger agent
OF the Southern. Pacific has returned
20 his hcme in Chicago. afsr spending
several days here on business
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27
ADVERTISEMENT
To the Voters of
Rock Island
County:

Wednesday, Sept. o. you
will go TO the polls and per
haps you will be uncertain
which man OF all the candi-
dates is competent to repre-
sent YOU as sheriff, with
credit TO you and to the
county at large. As one OF
them / ask you to give me
your support and vote and in
so doing l desire 10 assure
you that 1 will cndcavor to
serve the interests which are
your interests with the same
earncstness that | have al
ways given my own affairs.
/ will exert every effort for d
Better Rock Island County
administration, which means
much 10 YOU. not only from
the standpoint of reduced
taxes, but as a citizen.
] believe that my record as
a business man and my repu-
tation for honesty will war
rant your confidence. | be-
lieve that for every dollar OF
the tax payers money that is
expended, the people should
have 100 cents benefit. | be-
lieve if there is a profit in
boarding prisoners humane
" the county should partici-
pate and not the sheriff. !
believe that a man who &C
cepts such a trust at the
hands of the voters should
give accurate account of the
stewardship. l believe in
trying to elevate the charac-,
ter of a prisoner, may he be
a boy, man or woman, by
giving them such fatherly
advice as may again bring
them into the path of right
eousness.
Serving now as a commits
sioner OF public property the
past three years, my record
as such is open for inspection
TO every voter and / there
fore do not hesitate TO seek
the nomination for the office
of sheriff on such record.
Owing TO the fact that near
" all my time IS taken up
with my duties as commits
sioner it would be IMPOSSIBLE
for me to see many voters
personally. Therefore l hope
all my old acquaintance
will speak 10 their neighbors
in my behalf and explain my
probable inability to see
them all.
Thanking you therefore
and for your own support
for sheriff, in whose hands !
YOU have TO place some of
your county affairs, / am in
all sincerity for only a strict
~ honest county govern
mcnt,
Jonas Bear
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27

lice court this morning, charged with
drunkenness.
Charged with disorderly conduct,
John Dane was fined $33 and costs. He
was arrested by Officer Sullivan.
Adolphus DeWolf was fined IS and
costs for disorderly conduct.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27
RUNS into SIDE
OF A STREET CAR
Wilfred Johnson of Moline
Meets With Peculiar Accident
in This City.
IN ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL
Carried Past Corner He Aiishts and
Encounters Car Coming from
Other Direction.

Wired johnson. 1902 Twelfth street,
Moline, was severely injured at S
O'Clock last evening when he was
knocked down by northbOund Watch
Tower car No. 45o. The accident oc-
Cured on Eleventh street between
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues. 1t
seems that Johnson rode past his cor
ner. became confused. jumped of the
car in the center Of the block and
started on a run east across the tracks.
when he ran into the side of the car
going north. He was thrown to the
ground from the impact. and dragged
several feet. sustaining severe bruises
about the head and face. a deep cut
on the chin. and was rendered uncon-
scious.
Taken to Hospital.
The ambulance was called and the
injured man was taken TO 81. An
thongs hospital. The physician in at
tendance states that Johnson is much
improved today and will suffer no ser
ious effects from the accident. as no
bones were broken. Johnson is a
steamfitter and is employed by the
Moline Pillow company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27
Nature.

Nature is Just toward men. 1t rec
ompenses them for thei= sufferings: ;r
renders them iaborious because TO tie
greatest tolls it attaches the greatest
rewards
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27

Regret In OF little good except as a
milestone ct the beginning Of Il steady
ascent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-02-27
The First S>cyseraper.

The FIRST SSysersPer.
The hrSt >kyScraTer was planned but
not builti 10y Parisi-u architect in the
year 1901. II was - be more than
800 feet hi=h and provide ro2ms for
so persons.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Gbineiiifes Yarlament aufseIDif.

Sas dinciiifc Ynrlnment, nelte:
t6atidhlif Icit Wpnatcn nif]t mcbr
beltanben bat. lit ant II. Sanllar nm
mebr burt cine Proclamation forre(l
allfgelpit lporben, nafbem Der StaatS>
roth Dem oorgcblid) bon 8eneral vi
Guam Sang, Dem @ice> Irdiibcntcn Der
Hcpliblif, uttb Den Wilitdrz unb Gipils
8onbcrnellren i'm leBten SeSember
ausgegungenen Iuflpiungs : Gpri6la0
6u9eitimmt bate.
Sic Proclamation beiagt, bas Tnrs
lament ncrhe r8ur rihtigcn Seit"
pieber eirberufen perben.
Gs lit nInmcbr beabiiftigt. bab Der
Staatsratb cine nelle @erfaiinng cntz
pirft. Die a0rperId)oft 5dblt II
Witalieber ltnb ieBt itd aus Den aas
binettsminiitern llnb bonn ErGiibenten
unb Den @%oupernellrcn Der Yropin8en
crilannten Yerioncn 5%uiammen. Sn
Der 3lpiid1enSeit broben Die genldBi9s
ten Iitglicber bes Sarlnments purf,
ale YropinSen cine fcinblite Igitns
ton 9e9en Die Sanblung bes Rrdiiz
benton 9uaniditai in's @erf ieben 81
lpollen. Cur gleid)en 3eit mebren lid,
Die In5eihen bafiir, baB Die grtremen
it'd nit Der AbIibt tra9en, cine nelle
Hebeuion un3u5etteln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
gnardlie in Mlbanien.

Eripatbriefe bon slmlona ihiloern
albanien oils elm Spfer bon Sungers-
moth iinb Inar6ie. Nngeiihts bes
9elOmangels iteben Die @eihGfte
p~oaitGnoig it'll. Die Iilsfubr bat
gang aufgebort, unb Die Ginfubr lit
10 nnbebelttenO, oaB Die 8epolferung
poaItGnbieer Sitngersnotb entgegen
gebt. Die 0orfer uno Srtidaften
merben bon 9an6en bon 9ettlern
iiberihpemmt, beren Iuftreten oerar.
Zig lit, boB es tbatladlif Haub
gleidfommt.
Srot Der Initrengungeit Ser pro-
piiorilfen 9eboroen mGrbt lif bas
Serbreflen o~lentbalben, beionbers
aber in ben @ebirgseegenoen, brett,
no Die 8etpobner oitrf Den 8erlllit
hires Siebs in Solge bes Wangels an
Suffer oesperat gemorben iinb. Hei-
Ienoe in iener @egeno iinb 6~eitGnoig
Der @efabr al,sgeieBt, berolbt nno
ermoroet 5u merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Nnfitano in SiiS.Nirifa.

NudOcm cS if,on an pcri6ieoencn
Stelen in Der iiIbuirifaniid)en llnion,
10 in Sogcraiontciu in Der Erppin5
9totol. 100 m~crtbpollc Siomnntcnorll.
ben gclcgcn limo. 5il c~rnitcn llnrubcn
pom icitcn Der ciugeborclcn Mrbeiter
acfommcn iii, befiirftct Die Hcgic.
ring. 6uB tic eS nid)t nit cincnl
Strelf, Der mir bos crite Spmptom
5l icin id)eint. i%onocrn nit elmer &c.
plontcn ullgcmcincu Grbcbung Der
Gin9cborcncn 5u tblln hot. Die Ne.
gierung bat 0csbalb Die umioiicn6.
itcn MaBreQeln ~gctrpficn unb urlBcr
Den regulurcn Sruppcn, Die nid,t icbr
5oblreih linn. iibcroa in 0cn bcorob-
ten 0iitriften bic giirgermcbr uuigc.
boten; IN eincr an Somstog in Ere.
toria crlniieucu %eriilgung mnrOcr
10000 Siirger inter Die @uiien &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
CONFEDERATION hes @cibbtid,ofs pm
Milunnfee, Mtfar. SuSlpmsfi.

Ser hodlu'itc 6crr @olpnrp &oSs
Iolpsfi, Der nelrc Milrnutcc'r &ctbs
bild)pf, lit an II. San. bon Ban Gin.
Wid]., lup er biShcr lonQc Sabre ais
Sfarrer lpirftc, nndb Wilpnllfcc ilbcr;
eeiiehelt. Sciuc CONFEDERATION bat unt
Il. Gan. %prmittngs III Der aatbc>
brnlc bel eincm Gputifitalanlt, bnS Der
bod1tp'itc Scrr @r5bi1dlpf WtcBnrcr celcs
briertc, itattgefunbclt. Scr bod
mite 6crr Gr36iihpf @tebmcr nabm
Die CONFEDERATION bot, Der bod)lp it
6err grSbii6pf Sos. @eber, 6. ~,
bon Berlin (Gaunbn) unb Der bod
p'itc 9iid,of Sos. Hid)tcr polr @rano
3npibS (Wtid).) luaren gfitcpnIefra>
torcn. Die Yrcbi9t belt Der bod
10 tic 6err Siihof Sdrcnbs bon
Solebo, Cbio. @ci bem Nmtc lpareu
nod 3lt9cgcn sic bodip'i tcn 6crren
9iid]Dic S6lpebnd BON go Grpne, Sor
bon Green Ban, Soubcltn Dor Supe>
rior. gis bon Wdrqllcttc, Hbobe bon
Chicago unD Wulooon bon Hodforp,
Die Wonii9nort Ibbclen bon Will
lpallfec, Sofemc5 BON Tactnc llro
Sinten bon Marquctte, ionic iibcr 300
&rieitcr. 5nblrcid)e S6tpcltcrn uno
cine grpBc In3abl Saien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Hnr nift Sicnitbutcn iein.

Sas itGbtiIdc Observation-Disclosures
8urcdu in Cos In9cles California
mod]t gnn5 merfipiirbige @rfabrunsea
NIT ben 3ablreihcu Idod)en, Die lid
an bns Bureau penbcn. Sait ale Die
W2dbtcu f0nnten ndmltd) III 9uten
Samilieu Intcrgebrdtt lperbcn, iucnn
tic bcrcit ndrcn, 6arsurbcit 81 tbIn.
%lbcr Die bctrcffenDcn 0tdpden ruoQen
Iicbcr nuf Der StraBe Gerumlnufcn
rnb Ibcno5 bungrig ms &ctt 9cbcn,
ol5 Dicnen. llnb Damn fommt
man ms nit ben Wdrfen iiber
omorolilh : 9efallcn : icin : ans
gtotb". 8ir 9ebeu eS 9crnc 81: oas
Sur6i6uitts : 9ienItmdod)en arbcitet
hart unb bat peui9 freie 3eit; bafiir
nbcr erbdlt lie cincit nabe5u eben'o
bobcn 9obn pie Die Sabritar6eitcrt1
unb Die Storcz &crfduferiu, bat aber
bG8u freic &pbnung unb frcie Wnbl>
5citcu uuo bebarf ipcni9er tbeurer
alciber. Sreilih gauge Itcnpe bers
rmloufeu fam bns Sicnitmdonen
niht. l1nb ons lit pbpiiih unb nora
lid 81 ieinem NllBcn. 9eiber lit
bas anuerifaniide Idb6cn in Die Sbee
pcrrannt, bob bicneu nidt IL idiperc
Irbett, ~ionbern audi erniebrigenbe
Irbeit meint.-(G. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
gantt sesen ,Iangp".

Cardinal 2eon sbplpbe slmette, Der
gr5biidof bon Taris, bat in elmer
erbprte (grmobnun9), tpeife am 10,
Sanuar in iGinmtlifen &ir6en sul
@erleiuns seIanste, bas 3an5en beS
.Sangp" nls cine Siinbe nerboten,
nelde i'm 9eittftll6l befannt unb mo-
fir 9uBe geleiitet pcrben n1iifie-laui
Weloun9 Der vIn. Yreb".
.Wir perbammcn", 10 erfl6rt Der
gr5biihof, ben bonn Iiislanb einsee
fiibrten unb inter benz Namen
.Sanso" befnnnten Sdn5, tpel9er
ieiner Tatur nah undntdnbig uno
eeeen Die Woral lit, unb an Dem
Gbriiten it'd NIT sutem @etpiiien nihi
betbeilisen oilrfen. gs fpirb besbalt
Die Yflidt Der Sei6tpdter fem, bierpon
BEL Der @erabreiduns bes Saframents
Der 8ube Noti5 81 nebrnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

StroBcnbatn. Gin S250,0OOe@ u6nboi
Der Experimentation 8dbn, %crgro@
Bcriillg Der Irla9cn nm bno &apitpl,
Gountnz 6oipital fir &lrngenfranft
lnb Stabt> Spipital fir o~nitcdenbe
aronfbcitcn $3.50. Iubau gum
Wcthooiitcn 6oipitnl, itdbtiifes
ShIndtbnl!s. nclies Soli5eiz Ilarmz
SDitcn. Ginridltllne Sfpcicr nelten
Stredeu Der Strabcnbnbn, pcnn Der
Srcibricf allSgcitcl. miro. Sic 8iirs
ger buffcrL bnb iid bic &ornusicBuuz
gen hes Stnbt> Cbcrbaltptes crfilucn.
lnb Scs Moincs ciucm gutcn Snbr
cnt9cgcu gcbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20

Der canobiidc H~cgierunes : Sampler
nSansoplpnc" ais Sd)uB 8ur Scitc
lie9t.
q Sic Wtcbrbcit ocs StootrotbS
bon Wcricp Gitp lit gum critcn Wule
III Der @eihidjtc Mcrifo's aus Mits
gltcncrn Der Irbetterpurtei 5uinmmens
9eicBt. Sic iie9ten iiber Die Hesiez
lungs GunDibntcn ont -. Sc5ember
1913.
= Im 27. Snnllor 1914 beaebt
man in Snpnu Den 800 idbrigen Sc
pcnftd9 Der bluti9en %%crfnlglng Der
fdtbpliihcn Stride in icuem 2dnoe.
Tielc $ilgcr5ii9c lpcrbcn perdnitaItet
iperocn nadb ben @rdbern Scner, Die
fiir DEN @lallben litten ltnb ifurben.
Mfo9e bieics Subildum bas 0tittel iein.
ourd) bns pieIe Sapnner Den @ea our
tutbpliiUcn Stride finben nerbcn.
e Ser @iienbabnbienit in 4ortlis
gal lpuroe brad eeleet infplee zines
@enerals Streifs idmmtIidler 3uabee
Dteniteten. Gin Srittel Der 9abnen
Iinb Staatseisentbum.
4 Sm pprtugieiiihen Sennt aab es
IN St'ldbon am 10. Sarnlar cine allfz
geregte Sdene, ais s. ). BE Sreitds
cine Snterpellation porbrahte, in Der
CT Den Observation-Disclosures 81. Gotta
bcihnloi9tc. ieinen Soften ofs Niniz
Itcr i'm prppiiorii1en aubinett fir
pripnte Spefe geibdftltb aiissebentct
5ll haben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
GpngreF nimmt mad breiwDdiser
Serienpauie feline gbatisfeit
iuieSer auf.

Nad breitpDhiger Serienpdulc, Der
eriten felt Der @inberufung bes Sonz
bcrcpn9reiies i'm Ipril lebten Sabre5,
bat Der Gpn9reB am -. Sanuar ipiez
Der feline Serbanblungcn nllfgenom>
men. Muf Dem Irbeitsprogramm beis
Der Sduicr iteben piclc iiberulls pidz
tige Legislative 3~nBnnbmcn, ipeid)e
Die Gufmerfiamfeit Der GpngrcBmita
glieber lupbl bis ipdt IN Den CONNER
binein benniprlidcn bilrfteIl.
Yin crItcr Stelle fpmmi Die &c
plante Iuti : Sru il 81
gcbun9 in betraht, iibcr Die Elm
tbeilipciicr 8erid)t Der bemotraiiifcu
Wcbrbcit be5 Snuss A~usiduiies fir
Observation-Disclosures bcrcitS porlicgt.
ipenn or aid nod Der @cncbmigun9
Der @einmmtbeit bes Nusidruiies ioe
mic. bc5 Yrdiineuten bebari. Scrr
Wilion bot iiberbie5 pdbrcnb Der
Scrien cine Sotidaft iibcr Die Intis
SrnitGcicb9cbrn9 pcrfaBt. Die mn
nod in Gonferen5cn nit Den bcntpfras
tiid)cn Yortciiilbrern ocs Snuics mn
bca ScnntS cr9dn5t pcrbcn mllb. eb;
JIG CUR %crlciulg gclnn9t.
Gin luciterc5 luidtigca Yrpblcn
lit bns Der y obcufrcoit I'm.
il ultcu, nit Dem iih Der Yrdiibenl
gl%eid,fnlS in Den lcetcu Wpdcu Gin.
gcbcnb bciaBt bat. Scr Scridt DC.
nmerifnniiGcn Gpmmiiiipu, Die gum
Stubium hcr 6rn9c cine ausgcbebnt(
Sllropoinbrt m"tcrnpmmcu bate
bicntc Serru Wilipn babel oils 9cbcli
llntcr bcu mbcrcn Yrublcmcn
bcucu Der Gpu9rcb IN Der a%cgcnpGra
tiacn Sciiipn icinc %uimcrtiamfci
sulpcnben mirb. bciinbcu lid:
SuiGBc 6ur %crinnung fiir Die Scr.
lcibun9 bcS nll9cmciucn Stimmrcdt,
un Sraucu nnb fir bns Scrbot DC
Scritellung nnb hcs &crfuuiS 9eiiti
ger @etrdnfc (%notionalc Yrobibi
tiuu) /; Yananlu Weleseebutg mi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
Bonn Sseloc Der 9lrbcit.

Die BON oclt Hepublifoncrn 10
elfriq perbrcltetcn @eriihtc bon Der
beitebelOen 8eidlGfts-0 epreliion iinb
offe1bar nod nid)t bis M Die Eacific-
Siilte geOrlrngen. Sos WarineOe.
partemcllt ihrieb iiilgit gngebote sur
Sieferung bon 10000 Eoar SdNlbcn
aus iulb ITO cine grobc 6irmo olt Der
Encific.aiiIte, ipeld)e bisber itets ole
Sieferungen fir iene @egcnO iiber-
ltomnen botte, 5ltr &onfllrren5 ein.
Der ggent Der Sirma ihrieb ieoof)
Dem Separtement. man beoauere,
biesmal iid) nift betbeiligen jit font
llell, Oa Die Sabrif oerortig nit gui.
tragen fir bic na6iten Wpnate iiber-
bdllft lei, OaB man cilten &pntraft fir
$4,000 Ganr S6ltbe ni6t ~aits5ufiib-
rem I'M Stanoe iein meroe.
~
Die Sabrif Ser llniteo States
Steel Corporation IN Hiperiioc, %.
3d., nabm ben polen getrieb nieoer
auf, nad)oem lie bier Wonate lang
pauiirt bate, nrto gegen 5000 arbei-
ter fanoen mieoer gei6dftiorna.
y
9luf 9efeDl bon @oupernellr Sss
Dalo @eit muroe am II. San. pier5ig
bon bllnbert Wdnnern, Die bon Sort.
lano nad) Salem, Oregon, maridiert
maren, Mnitellitng in ltaatliden SSit~
l~tttllten gegeben, nit einem cages
lohn bon $50. Der @oltpernellr
ilberlieB es ben Staot- mo Gonntp.
6eb0roen, mir Die iibrigen arbeitslo.
len 81 lorgen, iolon9e iie in Salem
bleiben.
Die Glen uno Soblperfe in Siios
Chicago, Die ebenfals BON Der II. g.
Steel so. (oem Stobltruit) geeignet
'tno, baben am 10. San. Den polen
getrieb mieoer aufgenonmen unb
5000 Wom, Die lett Dem 10. IeS. OBJ
gelegt marert, linb mieoer cingeitelt
morocn.
Gina 400 Nn9eitcllte ser .. 9(lt-
man Company bon Nem 9)orf bohen
am -. San. ben ibnen bon Dem per.
lto%rbeneu Benjamin Iltnlon permod).
ten Antbcil bon ST 100000 an Der
Slntcrloiienid)oit ousse5oblt erbol.
ten. Glf nombaft gcnnuf)tc Saoen.
mtgeltellte erbielten ie $4,000. 0rei
on0ere ic $1,000. @er 20 Sabre
lang I'M 0ienit Der Sirmo geipcier
mar, plrroe nit $500 bebndt; ncr
oti cine 1Sidbrigc Sbdtiafeit 5uriid.
blifcl f%Orlte, crbielt $500 utb In
gcitcQtc. Die DEM ltntcruebmcn Il
Sobrc binbrrd geoient batten, milr.
Den je nit $1,000 bclobut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-20
&ultnrfampf amf Snbn.

aiir5lif ipuroc i'm fltboniihen Ibs
georOlletenbolls cine Gprlage utter.
breitet, lpeld1e Die Guaranteeing bon
SrOeltSperioltcn rnb Die Ibbaltllng
bon ofientlidlen Yro5ciiioncu inter
ia9t. Serner lit Die &orluge gegelr
Die beitebenoen Sroensnieoerlaiiu1ls
gen aeriftct, in beren Ged)te tic ein.
greift, urto a,Beroem perbietet lie
nnb Dem 9ciipiel Werifos, in prie.
iterlifcr &leiorns in Der Seffentlih-
felt 81 %crideinen. Die Senoen5 Der
Sorlogc 5ielt al,f Die unterorildulg
ie9lihen fatboliihcn e~inflniics III Der
Seffentlihfeit alb.