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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Judge Orders Boy
Whipped by Father

BOSTON. March 14.-By order Of
Judge Fowler. of the District Court,
Alfred Chapdelaine. 70, was taken into
the basement of the Grafton town hall
and whipped with a horsewhip by Abe
lard Chapdelaine, his father, of Graf
ton.
The boy has been jumping upon street
cars and pulling the trolleys off by
Jerking the ropes. A court officer was
deputized by Judge Fowler to witness
the punishment and reported that the
boy had received a good whipping"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Councilman Loses to
Girl in Charity War

SAVANNAH, March 14.-Plucky
Miss Patience Barrow was to-day de-
clared a victor in the political charity
war with DR.. J. w Daniel proprietor
of the Oglethorpe Sanitarium and a
member of Council, when the finance
committee of the city announced that
it would continue its appropriation
for the Elizabeth Butler Circle of
Kings Daughters. When Miss Bar
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Marshall to Speak
Before Florida Press

FORT MYERS. FLA March IA
Vice President Marshall has accepted
the invitation OF the Florida Press
Association TO address its meeting at
Fort Myers
The sessions of the association this
year will extend through April q, %
and o.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Bill Levies $40 Fine
For Failure to Vote

ALBANY. March 14-Among the inn
portant bills before the Assembly to-
day is one imposing a poll tax Of $40
upon an elector who neglects TO vote
at a general election. Another bill Gre
ates commission to consist Of five
members. 10 be appointed by the Gov
ernor. to investigate the mentally de-
fcieut
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
End Near, He Signs
Own Burial Permit

SAN FRANCISCO, March a.
Charles Marais 81, long in the under
taking business, is the first man m
record here to sign his own death GER
titcate. Approaching that the END
was near. he sent for a blank burial
certificate and filled it out himself
After ne passed away this form was
filed With the mortuary clerk.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Pool Halls 0uSted
From College Town

LAWRENCE KAN. Mich. 14-Temp-
tation Of the pool hail are TO be unknown
to the students Of the University Of
Kansas after its present year The
Lawrence CitS Council recently passed
an ordinance ousting the halls January
/, 1915
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Mississippi to Get
No Canal Machinery

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE M
chinery used In digging the Psna.-
Canal will not he available for use in
Mississippi River improvements. accord
ing to Colonel George W. Goethals
Colonel Goethals asserted that tho
Panama Canal had been handled more
economically than other Government
work because the engineers had not
been hampcred.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Removes Roof When
Tenants Won't Go

WHEELING, W. VA. March IA
Literally raising the roof to eject ten
ante who were in arrears in their rents
was he novel plan adopted by James
STEPHENS, a landlord Of this city. Three
negro families had refused to pay their
'enl or vacate stephens then had the
roof removed Two of The familie
moved, but the laird stuck,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
Wife Sues County
For Prisoners Wages

SEATTLE. WASH. March i4-Mrs
Blanche Wilson has filed suit against
King County TO recover Sl2 which she
SAYS is due TO her under tho lazy hus-
band law for the work ~ her hus-
band prisoner At the county stock
ade.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15

rows advice to the circle that 1t take
its children's ward from the santa
rum was followed an effort was made
to have the city discontinue its
monthly allowance to the circle.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
NOTICE

n you have any difficulty in buying Heart,,
sunday American anywhere in the South notify
CIRCULATION Manager. Hearst's Sunday American
Atlanta Ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
6rp6btpugtbum.


queen r a.--laut Gipilifanb
Der Sauptitoot bonn 1. 4nauit bis 10.
September limb fp1brenb bieier Seit
aui itdbtiitem @ebist 81 eeutihe unp
adt ~iran3oiiihe Solbaten eeitprben,
Der @ipiIitnnD Der @emeirbe SoIeri4
peraeihnat fir Nonat Ausuit flint
Sooesfdas bon Sran5oien.
OUR bic itGotif&e HepSlfermns, ios
melt lie onrh ben &riee in Notb ees
tommen iii, bat Der oeutihe &aiier aui
peri6nlids Snitiafipe bin DIE Summe
bon 10000 Mari sefpenoet. Das
8elh lit bonr beutihen @efanbten Dem
baiptitdhtifhen sfofien : go0eshlm
%ein8ebdnpist porSen.
Gas mir piini&en @as
mir piiuffen, glanben mir germ.
icaten ifon be alien Nomer. limb
mos mir niht ipiinifen. slauben mir
niht germ. Sic 9urembnrser iponten
LANCE niHt slauben, bdS bic tpnderen
8eleier in oiittih eeidIasen tporben
ieien. aber bic @reigniiie fiigen itf
ia pieIfah niht ben Wiiniher, unb
beute atueifeIt tpobl Memaub mebr.
bob 9iittih, Wamiir iiro Gongtpp se.
fanen ftnb. Sir uns 9urembureer
bat nieie Sbatiahe bic 9eSeutune.
bab bic @erleaung bes aampiplases
iirb Der 8riees9rersl in infer 2dno
fiir aisaeidIuiieu selten bari. @er
peib, ipiepicle lugembursiide S6rfer
3eritbrt porben ipGren. penn iis IN bic
5eiierlinie ssratben rpdrenl Cine
oeutif : fran3oiiihe Shiaht I'M
8robber3ostbum nit elmer Die san5e
GaSeebnuns bes QanoeS umfaiieuben
SrontlanGe bate untpeieerlih bic
0srnidtuna u~risrer grnte unb pisIz
leidt bic SeriforunS Der Souptitabt
our 8oIae eebabt. Sieier Taes
Oriidte elm iuueer Mann isir ges
baiiern barber aus. oab bic befanns
ten 9uii1iifbom6sn i'm gabnbois
piertel feline srobe Werbesruns anees
ridtet batter, Dieter eeraSe3u pers
6reheriih sblobiinnige @unid, farm
nur elmer frarfbaften 3etitespers
irrung entitammen. Sober ners
niiritise 2uyemburesr muB iih irsuen.
oab - nadbcm mir bic 8eiesun9 Gus
~rembnrs's burh 9entidlano Iebislih
ais Sbatiahs 9tusenormen 6aben -
oas arieassepittsr iih bon uuieren
@reu5en entfernt nrb Die Seimatb
peridoni bat,
Siir Die 8utiuit piirfen Die 1inide
Der 9ursmbureer ~alsrbines arbsre
Iein, obi6on ia. pie eeiaet. bic obns
mddtieen Wiinide ben Gang Der grs
eisniWe nidt i'm @erinsitsn an dnbern
permoeen,, Seber b%erniiuftiee Menih
muS elm balnises gnbe Der .Waiieus
mprberei eriebuen. neil bieier aries
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
Ans ben Yer. Staateu.
a@aans, lssenbnrser neier!

Dor orei Wo6en 6raebtsn mir an
hieier StcIe bic .grite a~riegspobe in
3urembure. lout Ratridten Der -Sas
yeusburSex Wolfs3eihin9". On LETTER
itnb nnrlestsr Tun,iner brndteu ipir
ollie Iusembureiiheu .&risasnah'
rtd,ten" bonn Rondt Gugnlt ME re
in ln~rernblr9er Bidttern srihisnen.
IN btefer 0ummer lomrnes, bic Gosais
nahrihten aus ben Iugsmbureer Crts
ldditen bonn Ncnot Iusut an bic
Aeibe, nndbbem btefe 8erihterftuttitng
ieit gnbe Suli infoIge beS &rieges nHb
ginjfe1rns bes lurembMrger Roitpers
fe6rS unterbleiben rnlrbte. llnfere
lugentbureer Nahrihfen tpa9reno Der
alsults unb Ssptembers @od,en ians
melten mir in idpei5er unb reidss
beutihen 3eitunsen; natilrlid tparen
itre Wonriffen mn %ndfiordle. Sross
Dem brdhten mir es fertis, isbe WoHe
cine Seite lu1ernburser Hafri4ten 5i
baben. ltnisr beitbetdnnter Wits
arbeiter Or. Sur talf setreulih. bes
ionbers in %aenannten Wonaten, aus.
Sm Rpnat September bereits fonnten
mir Brieie ans 2ugensblire perOffenis
lifen. bic aufmerfyame 3eSer uns 5ur
8%erfiieuna seitellt batteu. Muianss
Gttober ionntcn S%nternisfps nit beirne
fe6renben Surembmrgern per0ffentlint
rperben. Sn Der ndhiten Wohe
perben mir Die Rafritten iiber .0iis
remburg nnb Der arieeA i'm Wcnat
Eeptember hrinsen unb in Der bars
auffpIaenber Node Die SrtenaHs
rihten beg betreifenben Monats. Dieie
hrnnoIoeiide 8eridterihnttuns mad,t
slpur bebentenb Nrbeit. nber Die 3eler
befpmmen aMf bieie @eiie allie
rnremburger Wadrihten urb lie tpers
ben ,ins bafRr SAINT tpiien.--Ds r
&ebafteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! 9uaem6urger Wa&rt6tem ]


duf Weiteres aHe in l~iSen,burg tiers
benbsn Soloassn betoer Nationalitdten
nt miIitdriibsn gbrenbeoeu9nnssa
fsstenS ben luyemburgifhsn Sreis
!uiDieens Gompagnte b~egrabsn.
.Sofs ale &l0iter unb Gnitaiten in
Gurembnrg bntten 8ranie unb Wers
tpnnbete Sa bsbexber9en aud bos
9ti&Sfri4s 9onoitt, ioecr BE Rss
bentpserihens Hntrss. IN gfA a. B.
I5., fpar es etsnio; a6er auN bort
febIte ss niGt an freifpinieen &rans
fenphessrn unb spffegertnaon. Brdu'
lem 2sbrerin GsrpaIb mar pter Wofen
lang Sranfenpflsseriu in DEN iesen.
.@ster Aaisrnen" IN Cid a. b. Via.
Sic ersdbIte uuS BON benz pielsn
Climb. bas he bort seisben. Don
Cid a. b. Zig. fubr mat inmer per
Gutompbif nod 2ousfpp sertpunbete
bolsn. 9te bprtise Sdlatt mar mrs
am itddIffer eelegcn. Sen 9auoneRs
bonner borten mir gut bis mad
Wesi@; bn fam mar ff bsnfen, ond
oies fin bic @renSortidaften stfpas
SurGterliGeS mar. in 2~amotelnins
finb siniee Sduier stpas bsifGbief
tpcroen. Die 1enie bieIien lid
ipdbreno bcs 8eie6tes. bds bier biz
flint Gage bailerte. meiit in ben aels
Tern aiii.
Die 9e6ensmitteIpreiSc fparen i'm
anfang ibredii6 seitieeen. Seet, ba
fpiecer. 5ufubr BON auBea tonmt.
bcrridt tein Raneel. bod iiub Die
Yreiis INNER nod bober ais friiber.
Die 8egiernng bat mebrere Wassons
Webi, SdI8. 8affss unb Petroleum
fomr1en lat'en. Siefe Waaren pers
ben bdnn in ben @emeinben pertbsili
unb forunen niht 10 tbeuer pie in Den
8elhdften. aoblen unb aofs famen
bis Jest niht piel ms Sanb. - Yie
Aartofislsg rnte ftIt ridt aan5 reid
lid, aus; bod 1T oas Snbr EN- rehi
fr,ihtbares 5u rennen: Aprr. Safer,
Gutter u. (. NJ. limo poqis sepadien.
Gbit ioaar i'm feberfIu6. Guh bic
Roieluner sinb oiemliH suirieben. iis
baben enbll1 nal pieber einen
-giertrls Serbit". rpie iic iusen. -
CUR Belt 1T nod cine gentle 8abl
beutIdeS Nilitdr i'm 2nnb, bic r2anbs
ipebr", our getuafMng Der Vriideu
unb Der giienbabnen. GnfansS boften
mir audi einiee @ad,tpolten III Der
Nobe Ses &lciters. Ia hattie Wutter
ibre Sreroe. UNI benieIben bas @Nsn
gu traseu, lpofur oieie 2eute 10 oanf'
bar rudren. -
rSn GonSborf 1T bas anpeien Der
camille Sultseu o Relitsbsd nies
bereebrannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

Tenn Hetme Der ,0u3ette" itattete
perfloXene Wohe Serr Uihl. @rue1er
o Nemien. Coma, einen a%neenebmen
8eln9 db. 9erielbe bate Ser Cons
penfion ala 9eleedt Der q. 6. Or. =.
9. BON Sopa bsieeipobnt unb Johann
Verponbfen in Gaseabe. Wort6ington.
8sGenus unh Springbroot einen @es
iuh nbasirattet. Or. 8rueher if aus
Sofsem sebiirtis unb 1T crit am 7.
September bon elmer Heiie ndh Der
alten Seiratb Suridssfsbrt. bic er I'M
6ritiabr 1914 anaetreten. gr lpuBte
ndtiirii9 gisles unb SntereTanfes
iiber feline Heiie 81 ~sr3dblen. NIs er
bi~nnnsgins. befanben ii9 in isiner 8es
gleitnue Srau Gbndnn bon @eruien.
Ga, aus Ssuler gebiirtie. Srl, Npt6em
aus Nemien, beren Batter aus 9iIen
itammt nnb Germ Wenner bon
Nemien ans 9rintingen eebiirIie. Or.
8rue4er er3G9lte. er babe an Wamer
bic 0eutf&sn burfdisben ietsn; sinen
eanoen Tag bauerte Der @orbeirarih;
bnrh Nlsingen lab er lie bier Stunben
lang marihieren. Ct aldubt Qneem.
burg mare bon nift ipeniser ais S0,s
900 Mnrn bejest setpeien. Sie Gus
ren,burger boften quite @eihdfte sss
maht, e%inauartieruns bdtte IS nahs'
3u in iebem 0orie 9eseben. Die ges
naunte @eie1ihaft rpeilte bonn %. biz
81. Suli in QourbeS unb reiire Johann
pia 8orbequg mad Varis. mo nj am
%. gull anIanete. Bon bier sine
es. NIT sinisen Sdtpierisfsiten rad
benz Grobbsrspgtbum. 9aS Geiien
bon elmer lisentbnvsiiden Ortiteft
Sur aubern fdiIbextt Or. Srueder ais
feline leinte sa6s. 9os 9feiieu
mubte AZ 1ub geiheaen uno iibsrall
mMbte man lid burG einen 1ab
(iohete S3.00) aistpeiien. Nuf bieie
Weiss ipar 60 ibm unmGelid. and
sanbneiier. mo Wertpanbte ieiner
0rau leber. az iebsn. froeben er nit
Srn. Wenner Srintinssn oia Setrins
gen beiuGte. Sic lnrsrbnreiide
aanbbspSlieruue III nsrbGs aber rubis.
gdfpieriefeiten bate a Ginger
maben bel benz luyembureiif 'an1eri'
taniihen goriul. pelder, pie Serr
@ruedsr mslosts, uncertainties Qbeds
10eGiel) nur seeen eiuen &abutt bon
so Vro6ent sintped,isln fpolts, Die
SeimreiIe pom 9~uyetnbure mad Aots
ierbam ;iber aoln. ra6m bret 8aae IN
Anipruh. Bon Wottsrbam siag's mad
Solfitone. Gnsfanb, nnh bon bort nad
Q;psrponl. nc mon nah pielen ge'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

jd,iuerben enbli& t1nterfmft i'm 3tpis
i@enbe6 fir ben Yreis Der 5~ipetten
&Iai{e innb. gs iparsu bic folgenben
2uysrnburaer: 5enrp Wsnnsr bon
Meusfer,. 9hutt. Babcx pon gosfebe.
Sos. &nnfmann bon 9orfolf. 60.
lans Caller eebiirtie}, unb Or. Mt&.
Drueher. Su 3ugembnre (Etaot)
truf Ssrr Brus&sx Sic boGtp. Serren
SolfeIs bon Bort @a!bingtcn, Bis,
urb Ri1olns 4iefier, Bnrf DaQs.
@ts.. inetHe bel benz boGtp'ftsn Bif1oi
&cppes abgeftteeen rparen. Die
rRoaretonia" mnHte Die Neiie bon
Qioexsod nat Retp gort in flint
Saoen. 81. 4rueder it frob, od6
er tuisber ornsrisautiHen 8oasn untes
ben Bii6sn hat.-D. @.
H Spbuaae, Aswa.-Am 81. Cfto6er
geeen Wttttug harb I'M Sanle isiner
Gohtsr. Braa Sueob Gntrinaer, $50
Queen Su., Der II Sabre ate Ssrr
Ebeo. 1hiQ. GO iiberIeben i'm ied,s
&inber ndmlih: Drurf gu Sfanlep.
0is.; NiGolas, Soiapb, Srau Sobn
8ieoer. frau Sdcob gntrinser. Srail
Ni6olue Dasner an Dubuque. Sas
feierIide 9egrdbniS fauo an Sons
nsrstn9 bon Der 6er5 Seiu<& irhe aus,
nlif benz Gdibdriens @otteSader itatt.
Weoae Der 9eriforbens ruben in
Orieoeni
= Worfbinston, Sowa.-Mm 26. Oh
esfag Or. Sacob Reiter einem Sdiags
anfnl. Derielbe pdr in 1S49 in 9us
rembure seboren. fam I'M Alter bon
81 Sahren nah Nmerifa unb beiras
tbete in 1873 Marsaretbd 5oib IN
9ubuahe. ipelhe Dor einisen Sdbren
itarb. Jbrer Che entitamrtsu Ell
8in0er: Ntd urb Srau Senrn Sorts
mann az @ortbineton. unb Srau Bm
&nepper. 6rau Dttte Surnis. Srai
Wetie Goes nrb Oh. 81 Cascade. Wo9t
Der Weritorbene ruben in Sriebeul
Memfen, Soma.-lsr aht Sabre
aIte Soiepb @rpelbins lit anu 20. on
i'm SoIpital gu Siong Gitp elmer
9Itnobarms 8 Operation erIegen. - GIN
%. Sftober itarb Srau Iiholas Ebi0
bon bier i'm Soipital 81 9egRars an
eiHem Sersleiben. Gle fuar IN 1S4s
ais Rarie 2rnnpert eeboren. Sd,
eriter @atte ltarb Dor mebrerer Sab
rem. Su 1911 ebelihte lie Srn. Riho'
las Tbiu. peIher iis nit mebrerer
&inbern iiberisbt. WfDse Ne ruben
IN Grieben!
euxensbura, Soma.--Wit benz 8ul
Der tieii9eu Sant 1T be9ounen moroen
WeRphalia, 9eSns.-IIs Gait beim
Sru. Hfarrer Seinselmann ipeiIt Del
boffu. 6err Sobn Shid tis fiir5lif
Rfarrer bon Yeroie inn Staute Zero
Gri3. er lit aus &orif eebiirtig uuf
felt Id Jnbren in Wertfo tbdtie,
fpurbe aber bon boot ourn Die Gar
ransiItas pertrieber.
Gseanaba, Wih.-Am 81. Sftober
ipurhe bier Slid Nies gu 8robe 9es
traeeu. Ser Geritorbene mar ON 81,
WGr5 1851 su 8efort seboren. g,
rube in Sriebsul
Su Sotp GrpR, Ga, itarb ant 27
OF, Sr, Dsatt. ghiIa, aus gbingen
9rier. IN 1892 sebiirtig. Infer berg
li9es gsifeibi gr rube in Sriebeul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03

Elm nnbeifreibltdes llnelid fir Die
Wsni6beit tit. I'm SntereNe irnieres
flelnen Ynterianoes oiirfeu mir boffen.
sab bel benz fiinftgen SrieoensihLib
bon teinsr Ssite Nnipriibe altf Gus
gsuburg erboben tperbeu. Bir limo
I'm Sabre 1857 boz Der fran5bii6en
urb 1871 Dor Der Seutifen 8eiies
ergrsifnHs beipabrt eebIieben. Sof,
fentIit bat Die s5ftlide @oriebuns bes
itimntt, baS tuir aud oiesmul mod
gliidIt6 bapon fouunsnl--rQHremz
burger 8oIfsositnng", 25. aneuit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-03
8eannbluus eines 2nSemtnrserS IL
GAMBIA.

MoRfreaI. Canada. ben 90,
Gftober 1914. - liebe Gazette"
Sier 1T bic Situatiou gang miierabelI
Ser engfii1e unb frana0fiae Sanas
tismus unb bic SntolerarB bieier
aeute finb ~8srabeoii Idherlih. Soedr
uns 2~Myembnr9er flieben lie, als
ipGren mir o Der 8eif befaIlen. Bir
iinb oils 9euti4e sebranomarft unb
rerben in ptrflih obiheuli6cr Weiie
boptottiert unb ioear perfolef. Ste
Gage rpirb bon 8oa an Eas unbalts
barer, ioeor Der Reftor bes Seiuitens
Goueeiums. mo i'd lInterriht ertbeile.
CAB mir neufiG in 3isuulid unafpeis
oeutiser Wetfe gu beriteben, baB er
MIR cine GeIessnbeit abtparte. I'm, mir
ben aauipab 3u seben.--(f. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-04
FRANCE BRINGS MUSICIANS
Godowsky, Pianist, and Julia
Culp, Contralto, Here for Tour.

The French liner France brought mere
yesterday the Russian pianist. Leopold
Godowsky. who is 20 appear IN concert
tonight AT the Metropolitan Opera House.
Nine. Julia CUP the Dutch contralto. was
also passenger. accompanied by Coen-
rad Won Bos.
Mr. Godowsky has an interesting his
tory. in that ne laid the foundations Of
his musical education in this city, and
went back TO Europe. az he told the re-
porters yesterday. 10 become famous II
PLAYED at a concert IN Berlin on Deem
Der 8. 1900 and the news Of my playing
went all over Europe. Before that night
was unknown. \ thing like that could
not happen In America because there Is
too much antagonism on the part Of one
musical centre against another. Boston
likes one thing. and New York and Pitts
bursh another"
Mr. Godowsky IS now director OF the
Meister Schulz. OF the Imperial Royal
Academy OF Music and Dramatic Art. in
Vienna. He and Nine. Culp will appear
In all the larger cities OF the United
States and Canada as far West as De
troit. Both musicians will use the Knabe
piano on their tours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-04
CARREL AND BRIDE HERE
French Scientist Interested in
Blood Cleansing Tests.

DR. Alexis Carrel Of the Rockefeller In
stitute for Medical Research. who was
married ia France December % to Nine.
de Ia Marie. widow OF Major Jarret de Ia
Marie. arrived here yesterday with his
BRIDE on the French liner France
ne expressed much satisfaction on be-
ing again in America and this suggested
the thought that he might be contemplat-
ing becoming an American citizen Asked
If ne had such a plan In mind. the French
scientist replied. NO. I do not expect t.
become q citizen OF this country ] would
ike To take out my papers very much
were IL not FOR one thing
lie did not volunteer the reason and
when asked what the obstacle was re-
marked solemnly: France. IL IS for the
love OF my country that do not. II ever
France became involved I'm war with Ger
many ! would be barred from taking the
field as surgeon With the French army"
Dr CarTei expressed much interest iu
tie tests Of blood cleansing made recently.
ia Philadelphia and remarked that mira
Giles IN surgery were constantly presenting
themselves. When we have conquered
all the diseases OF this century" he de-
clared. we will have new ones 10 combat
later on. The elimination OF typhoid fever
from the United States army Dy the army
surgeons is q splendid example Of what
can be done IN combating disease"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-04
ACTRESSES GOWN A CLEW
Identified, II Leads to Arrest of
Four in Theft Case.

handsome gown worn oy an actress
' vaudeville act in a Newark theatre
proved "a clew which led yesterday to the
arrest q four persons on charges Of
burglary and another accused OF being a
fence
Abraham Stern. manufacturer Of silk
dresses complained to the police Wednes-
e't that burglars had entered his loft
building az SO. i1s Clinton street. and
"so taken s. $40 worth Of gowns a
friend. learning Of the robbery. told Mr..
''fn that hc had seen "a dress much re-
'einoliug one Of those stolen In Newark
healre Mr. Stern saw the actress. who
'o'o him that she had purchased the
.'"n and four others from q tailor in
"eianoey street She said they were
great bargains
lie tailor Benjamin Furman. Of 40.
q" Delaney street. led Mr.. Stern and two
detectives 10 o tenement house Al 80.
avenue a. Friday night Here after the
Fh had pointed him ont. the police ar
rested Isaac Feuer. After watching the
mouse all night Mrs Molly Feuer Louis
'suingartuer ana Benjamin Weiselberg
were captured yesterday morning.
Ats. feucr vas held on a charge OF
hHfing burglars tools in her possession
'N' lsfman. the tailor. Was accused Of
,'t@Fins stolen goods A charge OF burg
80 Vas made against the others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-04
STORM TIES UP 3 STATES
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia Snowbound.

Pittsburgh. Jan. S.-The storm which
broke over eastern Ohio and western
Pennsylvania last night increased In in
tensity rs to-day wore on. moving down
into West Virginia and causing great
damage TO telegraph and telephone
wires, and tying mp railroads. Many
were cut of entirely be-
cause Of the heavy snow
snow fell steadily during the evening.
and the local weather bureau sent out
a special warning TO all railroad and
river interests 10 prepare for a continue
ton Of existing conditions until to-mor-
row when the mercury would proba bly,
drop 10 12 degrees.
Stories ~ suffering and loss Of life
began TO reach Pittsburgh during the
day
Cleveland Jan. "a blizzard. accom-
nanied ~ q rapid fall in tempe fature.
erippcd this citv TINS afternoon. causing
accidents in which several persons were
Injured. steam and trolley railroad
traffic was crippled and telephone ana
Telegraph companies experienced tioubIe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-04
TOO MANY CLOTHES
CAUSE OF COLDS
Americans Overcareful in Their
Youth in Avoiding Rigors
of Weather.

d.. Won Prudential writing in the
current New York Medical Journal" ON
"Why Is Nasal Catarrh So Prevalent N
the United States" gives 'derao',
attention to and some simple advice on
the subject Of colds. "the most prevent
able OF all diseases Americans wear
too many clothes Or. Prudential thinks.
and they are so afraid Of drafts and
fresh air that they do not harden their
systems so as 10 be i'm condition 10 resist
colds.
In order TO lessen the great prevalence
OF catarrh" says Dr. FreudenthaL ''our
systems of heating should be changed
So as to allow much more moisture 10
evaporate in each living room. That is
csl ecially important i'm schools or meet
ING halls OF every kind-churohes. thea
tres. concert or lecture rooms and as
semblv rooms OF every kind
I'm order TO proven. colds we have 10
limit the amount of garments worn.
Exposure to drafts rain. snow and
All inclemencies Of the weather ought to
be practised by the youth, in order 20
prevent colds.
ITO prevent a corvza and other Gods
means restoration OF the function Of the
skin to its normal physiological action.
The skin is the one organ above all that
ought to protect US against all thermaI
and climatic influences. but in this age
it has been. so 10 speak. pot out Of COM
mission. Our garments are so MANIFOLD
that i'm many instances they do not allow
the air TO penetrate 20 our skin. and the
latter loses its function, consequently.
little change IN temperature little rain
or draft will upset the equilibrium f
most persons. and they will present
coryza or some other form OF cold.
The fear Of catching cold is 50 para
mount with many persons that they con-
slider themselves wise i'm wearing too
many garments as means of protec-
ton. When winter arrives whether it
be cold season or not. people whether
healthy or not wear fur coats; they wear
skirts and ~ derskirts. then vests, coats
and overcoats. sweaters and sometimes
rubber coats to be sure that they are
dressed alright or waterproof
"The same fear prevails in regard to
fresh air Many people do not dare o.
GO out II the wind blows or if. perchanco'
ii rains The children are not sent out
until their fond mammas, nurses or frau
leine are convinced that no rain or snow
is likely to fall and II a child so reared
is accidentally caught in a shower and
takes cold the mother reproaches herself
for carclcssncss. not realizing that 1t IS
the whole system OF former coddlng that
is to blame