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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
Aged Woman Burned
by Oil Stove Explosion
Near Death in Hospital

Mrs Maria. Otto. seventy years old.
is In the City Hospital in a critical
condition from burns received from
an oil stove explosion last night.
She is a woman Of Independent
means and has lived alone for more
than twenty years, at rs Winans
avenue
Her son, Edward. lives at Il
Winans avenue. About $50 last
evening Mrs. Otto hurried in to her
sons house with the left side Of
her dress burned away and her
self dripping from water with which
she extinguished the fire.
Her daughter-in-l law summoned DR..
Charles A Schneider, Of 664 Clinton
avenue. who gave first aid and then
summoned the ambulance from the
City Hospital. Mrs. Otto was unable
to give any account of the acct
dent. Her son, William, was buried
Sunday
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
NEWARKERS SEE COUNTLESS
SOLDIERS GRAVES ABROAD

bodies of the German soldiers as well
as those of the allied armies. In life
they had been separated. In death
they were together-all as one. It
struck us most forcibly,' said Miss
Marx, rejecting.
Miss Marx said they had made the
trip to Lorraine from Strassburs.
Their purpose in going, she said, was
TO visit relatives in that province. On
their return trip they picked up and
brought home with them pieces or
burst shells.
The Newarkers had planned to re-
turn to the United States last month,
but because of the congested condi-
ton of transatlantic liners they were
forced to postpone their return.
I'VE could have come home via
Rotterdam" said Miss Marx, but We
had been warned about the danger or
mines to ships and decided that the
trip through italy would be safer. So
we journeyed to Genoa and got pass
age on the Finland
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29

Mrs. Max Marx and her two daugh-
ters, Misses Ellen nd Title Marx, of 80
Stanley avenue, returned last night
from war-torn Europe aboard the Red
Star liner Finland. They had been
abroad since last June, during which
time they witnessed scenes which
they said will i've In their minds a.
long as they live.
Miss Marx said today that most OF
their time abroad they spent between
Germany and France. The most IL.
teresting part Of their trip, Miss Mar
thought, was their visit to the battle
fields in Lorraine. several weeks after
some sl5irmishes had been fought
1.-THE massiveness Of the graves told
a story that could not be repeated IN
words" said Miss Marx. lover all
immense span of green were graves
with large white crosses.
zach cross told the number of soldiers
buried under it, and in some there
were as many as $50. There We're
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
CREDIT MEN MAKE
BRAUN CHAIRMAN
Newark Association Also Votes
to Send Secretary Hunt to
Managers Meeting.

The board Of trustees of the New
ark Association of Credit Men elect
ed !. Fred Braun chairman last night
and voted to send Harry l. Hunt,
secretary Of the association, to the
annual meeting of managers Of Credit
Bureaus in Chicago, which will COM
mence January 10.
J. H. Tregoe, secretary of
the National Association of Credit
Men, attended last nights meeting
and helped plan the work for the
coming year. He dwelt much upon
the Importance of the signed state
ment and urged an active educational
propaganda among business men,
showing the benefits of membership.
President Underwood announced
the names of those who will make up
"his official family" for the coming
year as follows: Membership commit
tee, ]. Fred Braun, r. ]. Ball, Will
lam Rooster, Fred J. Hodson, Arthur
y. Rudd; legislative committee, New
ton Switzerland NJ. Ludlow, William
p. Barton, Harry c. Dodd. Alfred B.
Johnson; adjustment and interchange,
Manuel s. Ramos, Curtis r. Burnett,
John S. Clarke; investigation and
prosecution, John 5. Clarke, A. ].
Clark, jr, r. W. Brown, Ralph NJ
Smith. A. c. Navatier; banking and
currency, Gordon B. Phillips, ]. W
Pittenger, Oscar H. Merz, James D.
Coe, F. f. Fenwick; credit depart
ment methods, William A. Hart, c..
C. Prest, ". E. Cain, S. F. Bailey.
Walter L. Wise; fire insurance, Will.
lam S. Roe, George ]. Jancovius,
George j. Anthem, James D. Clark, j.
NJ. Knaus; mercantile agency, Fred
erick P. Crane, J. Harvey Bedell, c.
NJ. Freeman; business literature,
Irving c. Brown, Thomas Linnett, jr,
Milo S. Borden; auditing, Louis A.
Kempf. William F. Littell, jr.; pub
lefty. A. J. Harding, Charles f.
Daniel, Louis Hannoeh; MONDAY lun,
cheon, W. r. Rockhold, f. B. Brough-
ton.
Burnett & Cornish were made coun-
sci for the association for the COM
ing year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
Arrangements Being Made
for Annual Banquet to Be
Held by Kamihele klub

Arrangements are being made for
the annual banquet Of the Kamihele
xlub. which viii be held at Achtel-
Settlers restaurant, Broad street,
Saturday evening, January 9.
Sol Heller will act as toastmaster
and during the evening will call on
the following for toasts assigned to
them: Selick J. Mndes, who will
make the welcome address; Jack H.
lehman, MY Associates" Louis Y.
Aronson, THE kamihele Klub;" Har-
ry Kaufman, wit and Humor," and
Rudolph Krimke, "Reminiscences"
Two new members will be admitted
TO the klub at the banquet. They
will take the places made vacant by
two members who automatically left
the klub when they became bene-
diets. The new members will be
Frank Y. Liveright and Harry Kauf-
man.
The committee in charge Of the
banquet consists Of Rudolph Krimke,
William W. Kamm and David L.
Sachs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
GASOLINE FUMES
CAUSE $1,000 FIRE
Explosion in Auto Tire Ex-
change Is Started by Gas
Burner.

An explosion caused oy gasoline
fumes ignlting from gas burner
started a fire in the Auto Tire Ex-
change. at 225 Halsey street, today.
The damage was estimated at $1,000.
The burning of a can of rubber
cement and explosives made the blaze
stubborn one, but the firemen sue
ceeded IN combining it to the Tire EX-
change shop.
James Kilbright, Of 50 Baldwin
street. Bloomfield, who is employed in
the shop, was mixing a can of
cement Gasoline was used to thin
the cement, and an explosion resulted
when the fumes came in contact with
the lighted gas. Another employe
ran to Halsey and Pearl streets and
gave the alarm from box 955,
although box 822, at Halsey street
and Branford place. is less than a
block away from the Tire Exchange.
The mistake caused a slight delay in
the arrival Of tae fire apparatus.
Fireman Frederick Reiss, OF Engine
Company No. Q, had a narrow escape
when a can Of gasoline spilled over
him and lighted. Reiss dropped to
the floor instantly and rolled around,
while other firemen eXtinguished the
flames which enreioped his coat with
wet bags and sand. Reiss was not
Injured.
The building in which the fire
started is a brick structure, three
stories In height. It is owned by the
C. NJ. Post Company, makers of car
riagee ord automobile tops, and in
ciudes 223, 225 and 227 Halsey street
The Post Company occupies all the
building not used by the tire ex-
change. The Auto Tire Exchange is
conducted by Herman W. LeflSowit2
and Leo Kaplan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
F|REMEN PREVENT
ASERIOUS LOSS
Quick Work by Department
Confines Blaze to Grill
Store.

Quick work by the fire department
last night prevented q serious loss
when a mems furnishing store owned
by Isidor Grill, IS Market street, was
partly destroyed by fire. The build
ing in which the Grill store is locat-
eel is a four story structure at the
corner of Washington street. I'M
mediately adjoining is the store of
the A. Schultz Cigar Company.
The blaze started at o'clock
Within a few minutes the firemen
We're on the scene, and In order to
fight the fire they were compelled to
stretch hose across Market street
For half an hour, the trolleys going
In both directions in Market street,
and in Washington street were strung
before traffic became normal.
BY hard work the fremen kept the
blaze confined to the interior of the
Grill store. The Schultz store was
not damaged at all, but other ocu-
pants Of the building sustained slight
losses by water. The upper floors are
occupied by the New Jersey Business
College and W. Ludlow, manufac-
turer of billiard tables. Other stores
in the building are Vogel's shoe store
the shoe repairing shop of l. Blum
and Michellfs barber shop.
The damage to the Grill store
amounted to about 80, 500 Mr.. Grill
said that he did not know how the
fire started, unless a customer had
thrown a match or lighted cigar
stump among some papers. He had
betn working i'll the store taking
stock in preparation for a sale, as he
intended removing the stock to an
other store on the first of the year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
Jagle Creditors Hold
Meeting to Discuss
Converting Assets Into Cash

4 meeting OF the creditors Of
George ". Jagle. a bankrupt, was
held in the Bankrupt Court room to-
day before Referee Atwood L. De
Coster, to discuss the practibility Of
converting the bankrupt's real estate,
bonds and stocks into cash.
Lawyers representing the Fidelity
Trust Company, the National State
Bank and the American National
Bank opposed the plan to sell the
stocks and bonds. which have been
pledged as security. George Furst,
counsel for Edwin r. Semple, receiv-
err, applied for permission to sell the
entire assets Of the bankrupt,
amounting to about 100000
The referee signed an order for the
sale of the real estate and free Sc
curities. The matter of selling the
pledged securities was adjourned for
two weeks.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
Silver Lake Association
Plans to Continue Work
by Direct Subscription

The Silver Lake Welfare Associa-
tion, with monthly expenses of more
than $50, is making vigorous efforts
to continue the financing Of its work
by means of direct subscriptions. The
head worker and two others live in
the new headquarters, which has
medical and dental clinics, a library
of 900 volumes and a gymnasium.
Mrs. Robert Kuebler is president;
Mrs. Emery w. Given, yice-president;
Mrs. Percy s. Young, secretary, and
Mrs. Frank S. Dodd, treasurer Of the
board of managers.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Sanborn is chairman Of
the committee on friendly visiting;
Mrs. William F. Kimber, chairman Of
the committee on religious work; Mrs.
Hugh d. Saunders, chairman of the
committee on social work, and Mrs.
Robert Winslow, chairman Of the
committee on ways and means
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
NEGRO PRISONERS ESCAPE
NOT TO MAR "PEN" CONCERT

The fact that Frank Morrison and
Thomas Richardson, negroes, the two
main performers in the Christmas
concert to be given tomorrow night
by the prisoners at the county peni-
Tertiary at Caldwell, made their es-
cape from the institution few days
before Christmas, has not been al
lowed to stop the annual affair.
Instead the other prisoners who
were to take part worked all the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
Supposed Cocaine Seller
Held for the Grand Jury

Abraham Waluch, twenty years old,
of 375 Springfield avenue, who was
arrested yesterday by Detectives
Fohs, Harris and Donnelly In con-
nection with the theft of cocaine val
ued at $500 from the plant of the
Lamar Chemical Company, in John
son street. December Z, was held In
81 900 bail for the grand jury by
Judge Hahn in the First Precinct
Court today on charges Of selling
cocaine and having the drug in his
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29

harder to make the affair a success.
and as a result Warden Ferdinand J.
Hosp promises that the concert will
be the best ever held in the peniten-
tiary. Morrison and Richardson were
TO be the two stars of the concert, but
they had no computations about the
feelings OF their fellow actors when an
open window pointed the way to free
d. m during a rehearsal for the con-
cert few days before Christmas.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
Orange Woman Uniniured in
Fall iron Roof of Home

5 Although she fell today from the
roof of an extension at her home, 68
Mechanic street, Orange, Mrs. Rosa
Fabitzo escaped with q few minor
bruises. The woman was hanging
clothes when the line broke, causing
her to fall TO the ground.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
Judge-elect COngletOn
Attends Sessions of Court

Jerome T. Congleton, who has been
appointed judge of the First Criminal
Court by Mayor-elect Raymond, at
tended the sessions at the Third and
First precinct courts today. He sat
on the bench with Judge Simon p.
Hahn, who will retire next Friday.
Mr.. Congleton, whose legal practice
in the city has seldom brought him
into the police courts. was greatly
interested in the disposition Of the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
Throws Stone Through Window

An unidentified man threw a stone
through a large plate glass window
in the store Of Edward Bremen, at
AZ Market street, early today. He
ran up Market street and disap-
peared into Arlington street before
he could be caught.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-29
N. n. A. Elects officers

The Young Peoples Hebrew Assoc
eiation elected the following officers
at a meaLing in the home of Elias T.
Krebs. ESQ Orange street Herman
Gutenberg, president Harry ches-
treasurer, and Elias r. Kreof,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

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nllr mad ieinem Smoes9cnoIieu
lnb nad) Ben nelltralcn
ruropdiiteu @duoern teleerapbicreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

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lpirb elm 5beil uufbeluabrt uno Sbenos
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

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lit idun abectban, Die nnberen ,peroen
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Trenloeu Sdnber 9eaen Seutldiano
auf5ubesen, iuurpe bus Mdrten Der
p%Dbelbaften Scbanollmg ibrer Stmns
mesangeLoriseu erpiftet. ltuo Ion>
berbor, Die Seiterreiher lieB nan
3temlid] in Huhe, Der gauge Sugens
apparat ipuroe fat ausihlieBlbh gesen
9eutihlanh mobil 9emaht. Sieriu
liegt Der tlorite 8ewei5, baB es niht
mlr nuf Die materiele, jonbern and
duf Die mpraliihe &eruidtung bon
9eutiGlanb ubseicbeu lit. Ser Siris
gent I'M Giisencoucert lit gnslunb. IS
burhifuitt ben beutid,cn &abel, mn
uneebinoert iein teufliides Spiel
treiben 5u tpnuen. @on Souhon
reihen Die 3dbel bis 5t Den entferntes
item Winfeln Der Welt. Nm iIanh
nid,iS mebr inr Weg, Die 8affc Der
Siige 9e9en ben lpehrloien @eauer gu
lhlpin9en.
Seutihlaub's 9ernihtung. bas lii
Der ein5ige 3ped Des unnrenidlidJeu
arie9es. &Qe Waffen iiuo gut bieies
3iel 81 errei6eu. Illem Iniheine
mad, iperosn Die Wafieu aus Stahl Den
Seiuoeu 2eulidlano's balh aus Den
0dnDeu fallen. Sam miro audi Die
3eit fummeu, no bas %9ilsengeiuebc
lpirp 5errinen merpeL Seutid)laub 5llr
@hre, ieinen Seinben 5ur episen
Sdmdd].
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
GnSlanS mmS FsaanS.
SntereNante Wittheilnnsen iiber
0ruhbritamnieu's Abidt, bic Neu=
tralitat Der Meberlanbe sm
perlegen.

Sobn 9uQ ut Ser Stiiser Ger
Ateineu mnO Shrpad)eu = nemn es
ibm paBt. Sab Ell aber 9ieutralitdtss
1arantien sbenio leidt bridt, lperul
linn Dies portbeilbafter Ideint, 9ebt
~ einem hoadnbiidDeu Srief berpor,
Der AL 1errn Sobn Suernlonbt bier
9eridtet, ms bon Serrn Wilbelm
guih CUR Verflguns geitent miro.
Die ms Defenders intereiiireuOeu
Stelen lduten:
.-- Die fir Die Tieberlanbe
I'M Eorbersrunb itebenoen 9reisniilc
iiuo 0 N1em Die %gefliihteten 8elsier.
@s iinb un9efabr 1l2 @tiuioneu bier
IN SoQanb uno es lit fat, oils Oh es
nod 5uuiunnt. 0on5 Norb>g rabaut,
Defenders Sreba. 5ilburs. Hoieubaal.
Bergen op Spom IL. I. 10. iinb boil
o 8remsen. Bic Jest iirb mir gliids
lid neri6Ont gebiieben. Nir batten
aber betnabe nit GuelaMb Streit be-
tpmmen. Die ,puQten in bic SAelbe
bimein, urtb wie ntan ersahlt, lit es mn
Der 1a5wi@eutunft Der Der. Staateu
5u Danfen, BaR fie Sappm abiabem. i.
VI. aoniein 9iibelmine rief lpenigs
itens Die &ermittcluna Der Der. Staas
ten ar. @s tonu't je LANCER ic mebr
beraus, DaS Die Standardization.
IpeIde Die Deutfdert in Selsieu periibt
baben fouen, fiirhterIit iibertriebeu
limb. Sh babe BON Semanbem gez
bort, ipelher 9efdnsene belsiihe
SoIoatem seiprod,eu bat, baB Die
2eltte ebenio ergrimmt lpareu auf
Gnslano (lInt pobl aud, Sranfreih)
ais auf OeutlGlnno. Sic iagen, Die
haben ms ihmdblid i'm Stid ses
laiien. IS puroe nur INNER err
5dbtt: sic @%nslan0er fommen, Die
SraH5oieu fourmeu; aber pa fam
uid)ts. "-.G. .. Staatssts."