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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-14

tile GoniiiteH5. Wobrsno Der eritta
Stunoe muB Der Rubbing beoedt fem.
IS pirO Grenm.Saute Ou5u I~erpisrt.
@tf4Gageut Ms6Tfptift
m it 9rpm beerfoft. u aunti
8rombteren todt man nit ~ Quart
BsiTer 8u Saft uno gieBt bisIm
our9 qeinlpanb. Iun ribrt man
bier gebdufte GBl0ffel Rebl nebit
3uder unb stlpas 8aniIle bin3u, gitbt
allies, penn es gut burdasto6t 1T.
emf cine GdiilIeI, unb IdBt e al.
liibleu. Gina " Stunbe bor BEN
Gerbisren ipiro Die Wlalle nit einfm
G6ldqer tii9tig geihIogeu. 4u
legt mon oie Speiie in cine GdHliel
unb 9arniert 'e nit WionDeIn unb III
3uder geto6tsn, gan3en 8rombersn.
Ru6eIn. Nus 9eisentroft.
cebG unb Giern miro Elm iteifer Seia
rsmoht, uuf einem nit Wiebl be-
~itrsuten 8rette o~usgepaIlt uno Oonn
ouf bieiem 9rette gum 9rodngn
agsgebreitet: nun I6nsibet man rsus
|, icl6sn in ltrsifendrtige Glide, ootu
aud bur4 3uinmmenrolen BEG aus
gebreiteten 9eiges gu ldngeren fas
cenartigen 4ubeIn, Idbt tie stipas
trpdnen, fo9t Ie bann in geTaI5snem.
iebenoem Wu6er ooer 6Ieiidbriibc
LnO Derpenbet bieie 81 Suppen Cosl
,nts Wlattaroni.
Qnonasreis. Gins tIeine, absr
feEr reife @nanas, in feline ileine
6tiiddeu geIdnitten unb nit 3uder
gut Durfitreut, minbeitsns IL Stuns
ben ti6t geitsat. 7 llnaen Rtis
pG5dt man, to6t i'm einmal ob,
cann in 8oTer bal6 ipei9 nnb eieBt
I'm ab. Wian ii6erfiillt i'm NIT benz
Saft, ben Die an1nas gs3o9en Dot,
lnb Idbt ibn barin nuf beiber 5erbs
ME gar 5ieben. ST pirD NIT 3ufs
ter unb 3itronsnfoft obgef9msdt.
mlB 6al6 austiblen, pir0 NIT ben
4nanQsItiiden burdmiI9t unb in eis
ne glatte. ruube, bprber NIT Wals
ier abgefpiilte 5orm esbriidt. Nan
ftlir3t ben asis uuO gibt S9Iueiobne
boriber.
Drangsnpeif Wsan Tadlt
feds qpfeiiineu, befreit Ie BON Der
pil5igen, neiben 9ant, f6neiost Iis
IN Sdeiben. entternt le uno 5udsrt
lie nit rsihli4 bo3fpii4sn geitrsus
tenn 3uder Elm. Gp miiFen tie Gin
Eis 3ipei Stunoen fteben bleibsn,
norauf man ie gum 4btropFen bes
Saftss in Elm porseuanIisb gibt. gu
oem ~a6getropFien SaFt fiigf nan
inter FleiBieem Hiibrsn nod un6
rad ID Gibotter, 6 unsen feinen
| 3uder, 2 lln3en feinftes Meb[ unb
q Quart MeiBmein unb rihrt b0s
ppn cine bide eleidmdBise Creme
WlaHe, unter bic man 3ulebt ben
| acknowledgement GdEee bes GiDeiB
mifdt. Sine glatte, feuerfefte Cons
faiTel ober auflnufform pirb nit
gutter Butter ausgeItri9en unO nit
qeriebener Gemmel beItrsut. Den DO
ter unb bic Geiten belegt man bidt
nit 9istuitI4eiben ODER 2OffeIbiss
tuits, fiint bic greme binein, fdiebt
bic 8orm in ben Sfef, ldBt bic
Gpeiit golbgelb baden, itiir3t fe
nod 8eIieben aus cher reibt re lit
Ter 5Drm unD belfot Bic Cberfahe
NIT ben experimentation, ii6er bic
finer 2nder aeftrent nirh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-14

etlpart blflbtsN 4nlnt lh meier
ni9ts. ole bob Id ouH 9hrt Gtimms
nlnt az b6ren broate Miharo Oil
ben, Sn nIItln pttotn mtint bragtR
btaniiporitn.
sd M, meintipeafn iagie
Ter yliIIicudr. isinen 8Oru binnns
ierfhIudtno.
poabtu Gis Fh, she Gie bic Sdat
perIieBtn. bic 5pIaen Sbrtr oaHbs
Innsspeiis iuobl iiberlsN2-
.Gidt. bab il nHtlt.@
.Gs mare better gtipsIeuN 6ino
Sis bsr,it, ben 5OIssn isst ins lust
gu ieben2" N
sGs III ipobi sismIia gletd1aTN3 4,
Db Elm Mianu, Der mitisn i'm Mtlant
ihen O5sau auT elmer Sadt inttrnisI.
1T, umesben bon sinsm tIeineH Nsst'
ment 8tlpaIfnetsr, bd5n 6sreit III o0er
nihi," anttporists @iIben fur5.
aGebr ridtiq. llnb bod
Die Gimme fdienl 81 iibtrIegm,
uRb elnias SslunoeR bsrsin9sH in
.fifFrm S6peigtn.
limb ipena ih MN, In anbstrodi
Sbrsr obioIuisn Silfloiigteit, bsrtlt
mare. Sbre 6lu6t ais sinen 8eipsls
tnTi6ten Uncertainties ouf5ufofe en-
unb an pergeben, foas Odnn2'
sSa - bas fpeiB i9 riht."
.WoIlsn sic psripreten, unIertn
gefeblsn al gebprhen2"
.@enn Is hsrniinitigs 9sfshIs iin6.1
.Mlles, tpas Dpn BEN ,@anbi6irm"
.ousoeht, lit beraiinftig, @ilben. qus
oenbliedd berldnee i'd ipsittr niats,
oIs tob Sic bort bIeibsn, no man es
Stnen befoblsn bat =; bah sic
nidt ben iIeinfen @sriad MAIDEN,
bieIes G6iFf 81 berlaiien. @tbOr6en
sic, unb non pirb Gle In 6ritOcn
.Iaifsn."
limb iusnn mir nift ssbor4en2"
s9ann 1T ss Sbr Cob" faste bic
Gtimme.
lille brei iihlten bic 9eosutung
biefer 8orte. 9ns mar i'm Grnit
esfproden. Sic batien periudt, Iih
unb 6atten bas Spisl
p%erloren. Der G%egsHipisler, Der pobls
deriiFet mar, feline 8robuuleH iun6r
5u mafen, OroDts. is ins 5enieits
3u beF6roern, unb lange, nnd0sm er
has perbdnguisbolIs @ort gsipro9eu
bate. fanosn lie fdnsisen0 bd.
Die Sttmme fhitn 6ies @hneigtu
3u peritsbeu.
Sic f0nnsn asbsn!" iagte f, rus
big.
.9lber srlnubsu 6ic nal =" ling
6ilben on.
.8e6en Gle getroit."
DEL NliIlipuir orebte iih a4itls
sudeno nm. 6atfieIo, Elm eipas pers
ipirrtes 9Gdeln auf ben 9ippsn, folgte
Ri6i 70 G11nblsr.
Seine Wdngen naren nit 8lGiie
i~iber3oasn - nit Der &ldfie elmer 70
unbe3dbm6aren @ut6, oab iper tbR.
aefau fannie, in GriDnrtung eines
gButats9rufs suridgsmihgh pare.
Gr ftano mdus9enltilf mitten inn
Sdlafaimmer unb baltic bic 6duite.
blutleeren 2ippen i6lpifen ilh
felt; Dann offnete er plOblih ben
Nunb uno f6I;e piiteab r0oIlt ihr.
mir bieileiht fd9en, pesbalb MIR pus.
eioenilia ol1 pisien 8l6offnn gefaIs
len lafitn24
e9iIf!@
Der 9eufd 6ule ben @nnbs
ff,trml" brittle Gbanbler. sd baut
Die qaast @eIdi4te 81 8rei. unb ben
aerl, Der babinterfibt
CT tonnte nidt reben Dor Satenz
brang, unb tpei,n CHANDLER in bies
let @erfaiIuug mar, paffierte INNER
etipds.
U1it eiuem Gprung ihoB tr ouf
BEN 8anof9irm los. Odd bliBIdneIl
mari fi9 Der idtpnr5setIeibete 8isner
auf i'm nnb cine ungIdubli4 grobe
gifoIe parb iihtbar, beren LANCER.
bfousr Gauf I'D auf ben gmpOrer
tihtete.
GOrtisbung fOIgt.l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-14
I'D. notllsbanal

NtNlt tNA HN n.H t
it,n. atn .NoHpinirm' Sn t%niilief
Zen. als II ned Dor Iptnlgtn Nsillli'
lcn dadIaast bate.
las Ruosytocl iDuroe l9Htll naa
binien atbfadl. Orr Nlilliondr LAB,
lpie man Elm Gdu burh einen 9iHa.
On 8ornfrleii 0ss 8ooiss 5oa, oos
man am 6td Ser 4inaiis teltHiatltt.
1onn Iab e sinen Der statt itd
absr Sic MaIdine neigtn, iporaut
Gus Champion lOiort pit6sr beaoHn.
Gie maren auf benz Rudlrsgs 5At
9laDiriee ,u.
Cine lsnlerbaltung mars lelolt
penn re onssbroti gepasH mart
umm0olih eepelen. @iIoen BIB ols
SABINE aufnmmsn un0 Iiarrtt rgr 70
bin, Dd1reno ft idrtt ani isiits
Naht lp~sltrlgrten @gIbf 6oiflglos
lonit 10 geI1unss 3uHgs mar flir psa
4luaenblia alldhmt. ehorkaer
Rierie alF sic @nnmimal gsa
g5s0t beeRdte, mo [rslR lIls
mSx tA bif Mnahfr ieIne Sage
4 fasm iSrs 10 rHbiseR Meitn bic
cnAe heiDonn. 9as eeinnb tim
6It. nhtr ipenii er nal Dor Mut
6anis. 70 f9dumte CT ssp0bnlit
K, ah0 0ds be0eatele llHbeil fur
islbit n0er fir eintH nrbern.
] Gr Ihrut snIommeH. oIs Die BIs
taiie pl5Blih ftoppts. 9ns Trio
flidie uah oben un0 ospabrte Die
5Hiffstrepps Der Saht, nobel ihs
aen Elm Seufier eutfnbr.
kWenn Id inoH 70 friib bdbin ioll,
Mo5u ipdrb ih crit geborsnll"
3itierte 6atfielo lsiie.
.S6nell, Die 5rtppe hinnutll" ans
terbran ibn 6adlsn IN fharism 1pn.
~Sie 3nsrit, fpeEn ID bitten bari"
Der 4npnlt sebOrdte, uHo gbahOs
ler murne ibm obns bisI llmitanoe
HnhaeIhohen. gfuf 9ef angslangt.
isuroen re pom einsm h6hB 3upers
ldiii1en 8Ghtes unb nem Diener nit
0er acknowledgements in @mpiang
asnommsa. @iioeu Tolsts NIT 9ads
lebs GefDebrmiinouHg I'M 8snid. SOs
bal6 er in belistem 9ift ipar. blidte
tr ouf BITE llbr. SIRE 5reibeit Iatte
qenan iIebSebn Wliuuten geoauert,
uno aller @abrfdeinIidtsit nnd mar
ibre Gage ieBt inlimmer uls Dorher.
uSn SIRE 8a6iHsn. meme 5ers
REM rieF Der DuHtle In taltera, be-
ieblrnDem IDn, ndbreHO er linen
ben Mea iuies. Sir trdten EN-, elmer
nod orat aHOestn. Die Gubsre Sir
ieurDe sngemndi, bns SdlOB @tIirrte
6eocutpHasDoll, unD lie parsr plc0tr
aHsrIperrt.
6atfIelo fano fem 3bniides 2ds
dan witDtr. ols sr fid eiusn GtnbI
1fabm nno lih ouI i'm riidpdrts 9ez
aen bic fabIe meiBe MonD oes 5hlaf
ranms IeBnie.
s3o~, fagie er, Der rNanbi9irm
bat mieDer nal geiDpnnen, nnb ipiT
orsi Gr5idafst6pfe 1aben has Spiel
arunDlih p%erloreu.@
.Nah!" mnrmelte CHANDLER.
@itosn ftieB nar einsn Seui8er
ous.
.eSd, Das fls;ne @asnis 1T uns
libel betonmeu, 9arrD", fagts er pdnn
bitter.
.llnb ipas iOir0 bas aeIultat iein2"
fragte CHANDLER.
w8aIfer unp grpt %aniatt SHiHs
feniped unD aafFee," antDOrttte 9ats
iiel9. .aaB DiG's niat oHfthtea.
Sill. 5rag's i1ie Elm Mdnn uno
faae Dir Id6efub, onB e Sdidials
a6uag 1T. Wla6 CUTE Mlirne gum
h1Eea Spiel
&as lam i4 nidt,1 tnprrtt
aubler. mGs fpdr id0n pDr9er
f4amfe qenug. aber baB ieBt 6ieItr
ntrpdmkate
ms@ unterbrdn i'm 6atfisIO irDs
nifh. Ger peik ob unier Greurlo
hlatgr bem Bunbl9irm nitt Elm
1pradroar bierbsr bat legsn .laiien
anb BID poit Ieiaer Rabiat dds boren
nfn.
ina. D0lln Conn er ID
@iIbsn idattslts plOsIih itirnrlts
seInO ben appf.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28
ALUM BAKING POWDERS
Declared Harmful by the Experts o.
The United States Agricultural
Department

Washington. D. c.. May 27.--Aum
baking powders are more harmful to
person than any other baking pow
ders- Such Is the conclusion an
nounced today Of the referee board
az consulting scientific experts Of the
department OF agriculture, as the re-
suit OF experiments 20 determine the
influence Of aluminium compounds IN
the nutrition and health OF man. The
report gives the results OF three tests
OF extensive experiments on human
subjects. conducted Independently by
members of the board and n was IN
response 20 questions pat 30 II ny
the Department Of Agriculture. The
boards report Was unanimous. and
was signed by Ira Remsen. Pres dent
Of Johns Hopkins University. Chair
man. Russell ". Critiendon. Profe'-
sor Of Physiological Chemistry, Yale
University and Director Of the Shef-
field Scientific school; lno. ". Long.
Professor Of Chemistry in Northwest
crn University Alonzo r. TAYLOR,
Professor OF Physiological Chemistry,
University OF Pennsylvania and The
obold Smith. Professor Of Compare
tive Pathology Harvard.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28
rnsINFECT

The Avalanche Is of the opinion
that there should be a thorough dis
injecting of all public buildings, bus
mess houses, Offices and residences.
In order to rid the town of the germs
that are supposed to cause scarlet
fever. We are quite sure that II
this Is not done there will be more
OF this disease next winter than
there was the past winter and spring
and while the disease has been In
very light form and the fatalities
have been very light, still there is
no one who wants to run the risk
II there Is any way 10 prevent Il.
and while we are not q physician
or the son Of physician, we believe
we are correc IN he contention that
there will be scarlet fever and lots
of IL. as long as there remains a
building that has not been disinfect-
ed.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

Those who did not attend the ban
quet and annual meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce last week
missed good thing. MIR. Howard
put up a fine banquet, and the re
mander OF the meeting was enthu-
siastic in every respect Several
who were present remarked that II
was the best and most enthusiastic
meeting that Lubbock had had for
years.
Everyone present pledged them
selves TO further the work OF the
Chamber OF Commerce in every way
possible. This means better coop
Grafton. II is not enough for a mem.
her to pay his monthly dues. but
he should be back OF the work IN
every other way and ready 10 help
the Board OF Directors on all occa'
sions. We can make this coming
year memorable one. II we will.
The farmers. in their Experimen-
tai Association. are determined 70
put Lubbock on the map as the pro
Queer OF pure seeds. At meeting
of the association last Monday. plans
were started TO handle the advertis
ing and marketing OF seeds. An ~
fort win be made to insure the puri.
ty and grade of all seeds sent out
from Lubbock. While the associa-
ton has no power to compel this
al least outside OF its membership.
Il is hoped that all men who ship
ont seed this year win see that Il
is o. X
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

The Secretary Of Agriculture has
issued an order releasing from quar-
antine for scabbles In cattle on June
1. 1914. the remainder Of Montana,
and portions Of wyoming and Texas.
The total area now. released is co..
g2i square miles The territory re-
leased in Texas follow The conn
ties Of Moore. Potter. Randall Deaf
smith. swisher. Terry Dawson, Kle-
berg and crosby, and that part Of
Farmer county north Of the pecos
4 \. Tex. ny.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28
LUBBOCK REeEkAHs

The local lodge Of Rebekahs met
In regular session on the 18th OF
May, with good attendance. sew
crIl OF the officers were absent on
account Of sickness. out their places
were filed by old officers. At this
meeting officers were elected and Il
was glad TO add Mrs Clara Abney
Miss Ethel Steele and MISS Nellie
Curtis to the list Of membership.
Delegates were elected, and alter.
mates. 10 attend the District Associa.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

lands and greater opportunities may
be found. Texas has room and
lands for an worthy immigrants, es-
pecially FOR those with monei TO
invest and energy TO apply. Millions
OF acres are still fallow, awaiting
the quickening touch OF the vitaliz-
ing pillow. When much Of the until
ed area is peopled with intelligent
farmers, increased production will
hasten fulhllment of the states high
destiny, and make Texas the store
house OF the nation. The worthy i'm
migrant should be accorded every
opportunity and announcement.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28
AN INSTRUCTIVE SHOW

The Alfalfa Lumber Company ran
two reels Of instructive motion PIC
lures al the Lyric Last FRIDAY night.
showing the lumber business from
start TO finish our people had an
opportunity OF seeing the operations
of the great lumber min operators,
from the Telling Of the giant pines
In the forest u the loading of The
finished product, and q showed
the immensely OF the numbering bus.
mess 70 MANY IN a way that they
had never seen 81 before.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

We notice that number of our eN'
changes are estimating the value of
the crops tina; will be gathered in
their respective communities, and
the amount Of the crop raised. There
IS no way OF estimatins the yield In
the Lubbock country, for with the
Season now in the ground and the
stage Of the crops al this season.
one cannot tell how much the yield
viii be. The only safe guess would
be that there will be much more
raised than can possibly be gathered
within the crop season. The coun-
try Is in fine shape and our people
are hopeful of general prosperity
during 1914 Come To Lubbock!
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28
Chamber of Commerce Column
Phone No. SO. Residence Phone No 22s
Geo. w. Briggs, Secretary.

The association has rigid rules
for the inspection Of grains before
harvesting, for cleaning and grading
and marketing, and has taken the
ground that any member not living
up TO those rules win be drop
ped from the association.
This organization has now nearly
40 members, and new members are
joining at every meeting, and thus
the association is becoming source
Of power for the good Of Lubbock
county in every way. The members
win certainly have an advantage in
the marketing OF their seed this com
ing season. because Of the union OF
their forces and the advertisement
they will get through the organiza
ton.
Monthly meetings are held. and
many are the interesting and help
ful discussions that are he'd at these
meetings. II is worth while TO get
together once a month even for moth
ing more than this.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28
TURNING TO TEXAS

According TO press reports. l'40a
pf the best class of European immi'
tants landed at Galveston Sunday.
They have money to invest in Texas
farm lands. They are said to be the
forerunners of heavier immiera-
zion movement which wiz bring
thousands OF industrious and intelli.
gent aliens to the Southern states.
The announcement is significant. II
shows that the tide is turning from
the Northern TO the Southern section
OF the United States, where cheaper
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

The good old times are coming
back, you bet, n looks natural 10
see dozen prospectors get on each
train coming into our town. This
Is the way they are coming now.
They are coming from the ice-coyer-
ed North and from the flooded South
and meeting on the happy medium
lin Lubbock. the best country on
earth-and the land where the man,
less land and the landless man come
together Better times are ahead
for Lubbock and her people Watch
us grow
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

We hear some more railroad talk.
II is the real article, too, and there
will be something doing In railroad
building soon around Lubbock. Al
least two railroads will come into
this plnce within comparatively
short lime. Fl all signs do not fail.
You had better come to Lubbock now.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

ton OF Odd Fellows, which convenes
at Crosbyton Thursday and Friday.
May 1929. Following is the list;
Mrs. l.. u. Rankin. Mrs. J. NJ. Brad
ley. Miss PeaIle Clark. delegates;
Mrs. J. Il. Jordan. Mrs. J. J. Rey-
nolds and Miss Alice Williamson, al.
ternates.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28
NOTICE

] have sereeistered Jersey hull.
which WI make the /eason At the
lnbbocb GTain gu Company s
wagon yah Thosyfav.ns cows ana
desire tht scryiyN OF this bull. van
phone isA .srfsee J.. ". Aucait
47-itpl
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

J. n. Houston. 0f Colorado CITY.
was passenger on the northbound
Santa Pc Monday. en- route TO Am
arilio. where he win look after bust
hess interests.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

n. G. Way was up from Lynn
county the latter part Of last week.
trnnsacting business with our peo-
Pile.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

At the Board OF Directors meet
ing last Tuesday night, Mr.. W. $. Po
soy was reelected Treasurer. and
Geo. w. Briggs. secretary. A mum
Der Of plans were formulated which
will be OF great benefit to Lubbock
when carried out Some Of these
plans are not yet ready for publica.
ton. but partial report N what Is
purposcd for the fair this TALL will
be found elsewhere In this paper
Read Il for your own good.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28

1t takes ne<J<so set the best
crop insurance. ~ Robbins q Go.
(f5.2D
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1914-05-28
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS

TIE STATE or TEXAS,
COUNTY ~UBBocK:
To Those lndE o,ed to- or Holding
C@ Asair{ the Estate Of d.
NcDfnaf. ~ eased.
y rhefn/ersianed having been duly
appo(Z administrator OF the es-
tate W u. Mcdonald. decreased, late
OF Lubbock county. Texas by +. H.
Haynes. Judge Of the County ccirt
Of said county. on the End day Of
May. a. d. 1914. during a regular
term thereof hereby notifies allsper-
sons indebted to said estate, to come
forward and make settlement, and
those having claims against sand es-
tate 10 present them 20 him ar his
place of business. The Lubbock State
Bank. at Lubbock. Lubbock county.
Toxas. where he receives his mail
and transacts his business.
This IS day OF Aiay, A. D.. 1914
q. a.. SlATON.
Administrator OF he Estate OF d,
Mcdonald (i7.fu
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-01
Many Local BARRIERS
Are Caught in Crusade
Against Refilling Bottles

A number of local BARRIERS were
fined So each by Acting Judge Rooney
in the First Criminal Court today for
violating the New Jersey bottle act
The arrests were the result of a
crusade made by representatives N
H. & G. Klotz & Co. successors ot
Edward Pinuad, who claimed that
their bottles had been refilled.
Those fined and their places of bust
ness are: Joseph Frederick, SOS
Broad street; Frank Scarab, 22i
Market street; p. Cardell, pa Halsey
street; A. Dimas, TIA Broad street;
Alley Moreno. Madison and Ferry
streets: J. Mangor, 10 Mechanic
street; J. Morano, 81 Lawrence street
and Martin Rom, Union building, Il
Clinton street. Frank Velore, pro-
prietor of a barber shop, at 10 Will
lam street, pleaded not guilty to the
charge and contended that refilled
bottle found in his place was owned
by one of his BARRIERS and was for
his personal use.
Velore was represented by William
McTague, who proved to the satisfac-
ton of the court that the contents Df
the Pinaud bottle introduced as evil
dence, was not for the use of patrons,
and on this evidence court discharged
the defendant.
The crusade being conducted in
Newark is similar to that which has
been made in other cities. Klotz &
Co., through their representatives, al
lege that some BARRIERS use their
preparations and when the original
bottle is emptied it is reflled with an
article of inferior quality and in
serving this concoction to their pa
irons they are guilty of fraud.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-01
Church Members to Make
Merry for Old Home Week

Practitioners of st. Aloysius's Cath
Ollie Church will inaugurate their odd
home week" celebration tonight with
whist party on the lawn adjoining
the church on oxford street. The cell
ebration includes various festivals
each day until Saturday, July 4.
The progressive euchre party to-
night will be in charge of the Rosary
Society of the church. Members OF
the arrangements committee promise
"a little bit of everything that Is
green" tomorrow night when home
rule night will be observed
A real barn has been secured for
the fashioned barn dance, which
will be held Friday night under the
auspices of the Children of Mary So
ciety and the Young Mems Catholic
Club.
The celebration will be brought to
a close on Saturday night. This night
will be termed "Holy Name and par
ish night" AS Independence Day falls
on that date appropriate entertain
ments have been arranged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-01
CHARITY BUREAU
AID IS ASSURED
FROM ITALIANS
Ways and Means to Help Or
ganization in Its Work
Are Discussed.

Ways and means of assisting the
Bureau of Associated Charities finan-
ciaIly We're discussed at q meeting
held at the Social Service building
last night. A shortage in relief funds
having become known to a group of
Italian-born citizens the meeting was
called to plan aid.
That about $1,000 was spent by the
bureau last year on relief of Italian
families was emphasized. Richard
r. Malta presided and after discus
sion of the matter by the eleven pres
ent in addition to the bureau work
ers 1t was decided to raise not less
than SLIGO
Contributions covering a consider
able part of this we're pledged by
those presents each also agreeing to
interest others.
Trey also agreed to consider them
selves a part of the bureaus organi-
cation, and to hold a further meeting
to report results.
1t was especially stipulated by the
committee that the money raised by
them should not be set apart as a
fund for Italians, but be deposited
with the general relief money.
Those present, in addition to the
chairman, were; DIR. and Mrs. A NJ.
Bianchi. Dr. F. r. hi Matteo, Dome
nico Valentino. James LaRosa, M. A.
Castellano, Giancinto Padula, Vim
cent Troiano, Mrs Michael Carbucci
and Peter Bartoni.