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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
Cbrf- Rrhaktrmrs Grief.

Stebet 2e1er !-ItrgiB ntt, in bieien Saseu, in b eionberer
Me1e rr Den 81. Sdter 81 beten. gt Dem gtntrtte Stalens IN Den
@cfrn9 febeu Dem &apfe @euebitt benz Sinfebuhu ub Den Spiecn Der
Serpdlln9 Der sot9oIinen Stride in 8m b0ie Gage bepor. 8urh Die
Srte9serIarung 9e9e1 Ceierrei6s 8euhflunb bat Der &Dnia ben Sanbaael
gons Die reoolutionIren GIemente = Die er ais aanonenfutter an Die Sront
lenben lam bon Dem Sturm amf c iusu Z b r on absecnt. Stun hme
Der gattan oas vSturnsG Centrum" in 9hn hebn. Ser Guirtnal lit frei
Der gahfan muB eibenl" SO tonntc man Die art9serfaruns Staluns
be5etfnen. Ser PDbeI Toms ut BON ben Y pIitifern StalNnS, itt
DEM sale bes Tupftbunes" unb iet Se9iun Der ToGtt zines r8rob< Sta
liens NIT Betnadbts @eoanten, ipfemutit gum 5ahe se9eu ben Yapt uno
Den Sahtap er5ogen uOrben.
auf ben SL Batter. itt Supft Senebit Den Slnf8ebnten. 9eraOe pabreub Des
Srie9es in teIdeu StaGen ih bfneingeIir5t bat, ablabcu. Suege Der Smz
Iiener perben oils Sriumpbe Der anti pGpTItGen, Haliennten GroBs
gathan in Die Shube Ibiben. Sn bsiben 6aaen nrr III Rom "benonfrirt",
limb bann iolen &atboIten ia ntt uberieben, bb Die 6reimaurerei oils
organization mo aLs international. pplitifhe Yartet NIT
ben aaiierhn lit unb Der 9upf aud iest pieOr zines ihrer Spfr fem pirb.
Inter benz IReere bon 2eioen, neltes Die 8elt j8t iberflutbet, miro Der
Ropit mad Dem Seipiee 9brihi. lumber enn idapsren aeioensfelf aus5us
trtnfn bnbeu. &s Saupt Der @brrtenbett, Der &utbolHen aaer 2anocr ioue
Der 9apf mogiddr neutral bieiben ub oas tbt er aud, obhton serabe Staien
linn bas SunptmitRl sur nnabbdnsgfeit, ben air&enhaat, geraubt bat.
@anfe trduu1en uo reben bapon Der 3petbunb ioae Snfrnnent in @otes
Snnb leL nm benz 8npne ben 9irhennaat ntber8ugebeu. Die Ieuberung
bhies @ebantns aQein pirb Die @utb Der internationalen Sremaureei gegen
Sererreif unb SeunfIaub perooppeln uo mir fonneu uns ifpn Jest auf
cine pernebrte SeBarbett sesen Sapittbum, ben beutiten aaher, Generreif
umb Die fatbolite Stride gfabt MAIDEN. Suber bel fir Den 81. Batter beten,
gerooe ieBt, lieber Seier, % Stulten in Den &rtg 5tebt.
Gr 2obnHtdt eegen uub 2iebe gum Sl Eater mb Whrianb a@en Die
SretmaurIei ub ben tirhen> uno haatseinblifeu llmmieben a lIer g>
Beineu ub balhsehehmsn geieaifafen.
Ser Gbefs8ebafteur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
l'Ammmmria setaessefSrt?

Su Der S6ipei6er, alio elmer neus
tralen 3eitun9, .gmmentbuler <Slatt"
finben mir ben felgeuoen be5eihnens
ben Grtifel:
.Oie 8enueier Seitlidfeiten 5ur
@intpeibune bes 0~nribalbisS enfmals
iinb bel setualtiaer 8oltsbetbeilisun9
unb Der oblisaten gessiiterung fur5
Dor Stafien's arie8serfldrumg pbne
itprenbe Borf1lle perlaufen; Der 1oet
@abriele b'Gnnun3io frat, umgeben
bon fiinfais Notbbemben : Veteranen,
Dor iein 8olt unb %barausierte es piers
gig Winuten lang nit elmer number
barren ariessrebe. bic er, gang mad
benz Wuiter Der @ereprebist, nit aHt
Seliepreiiun9sn iblob:
asss!is iinO BE Snansssiasrissa, BITE isuiSsn
tapfere Daui,er babsu."
rselte ane. pie barren une slauben une bic
sspfn Sss ar{ssss ssfSdrft SaS.n."
r6sIie iinb. bic unfru4tbare. oiebidaften
eeraaisn: nm Oister erftsn eiebe rein ita
.sets ino. bic alien Sab nit eisenen
sfHs BEN S aHs ' Sss sa sssasm se' ssi,s. Hrs 10"
,sefie finb Gtsienissn. bic, na1oem ie
peftern nrH aesen ben artse esl9rteen baben.
fbmeiasnb Der .sebistetffP .9otbluenbt9feti
Id iiieen unb nt4f nlebr be Iesien, fonbern
ote erifen fstH Dpuun."
.sslta tnb bic Sunsen. bic eo buneert unS
oirIiet mad 8ubm. benn ie iperSsn seidttist
fperben."
.geis limb bic garmbersieen, oeun le tper.
ben aueaenbss Btnt su jfidet unb f~iaifenbe
Guuben Su perbinber buben."
.sete firb, bie retnen Serasns Iinb, ieIis
Sieienteen, bic ais Sieger auriidfsbren. oenf
te WerSen Bonn in te!Rer Gteosrsssnrt. Die
8iirn 1artes neu betrnIat uno Stdtten In
ether itsebafien s6pntsti ieben."
SAB Der aIi6c ReIIias b'Gns
nun5io nit bieien SslispreIaneen.
bieIer ~frioolen Na6dffuns. ia 8ers
b6bnuns elmer Der idoniten SteIen Der
beiliseu SHrtft bel Der @cmeinbe ieis
ner 8lGubieeu in @enua ftiirmiiten
Ipplaus einbeimite. ut leiber TO-. 9ei
uns piirbe 10 giner i'm S~rrenbaus
periorst."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
lentf9lamh mmS OeferreidJ
i'm 3%alaimnnat.
(epsSiea FIR btefe 5eitnns.)

llnb pabreno orauBen Die @elt
ipiberbaQt bonn Waffenldrm, lpobrenb
it'd Boiler perblitten unb Stdateu 3us
Iammenfrafen. fpdhrenb oas 8ebe
iiber Die Uelt 3iebt tpie ME Supor mn
INNER buihlere 8Olfen ii6 baIen, 1T
Der 6%rIbltns einSeoogen nit
Sonrenff etn unb 8liitbenidnee, Elm
gang etgenes Bib. Sier 8%erutftuns,
ba neues 9eben, bier eiienbarte, feibs
erale arieeer Die in ben SOB 3ieben,
bort unibuloise &inberangen, Wens
ifenbliitben, bic grob unb fra9enb in
Die 8eIt idauen. SIT oas cine 0elt!
- limb in Die Weltfataftropbe binein
idnIlt bas ersreifeHbe Sriebenseebet
bes Nahfoleers Gbrtiti duf grben,
jenes @ebet. peIfes bon pier8ebn
iran5Diiiden 9iihoien abselebnt
ipurbe, neil es ben Sntereiien Sranf>
reid's nidt Siene (unb ben Snterelen
Der Sreimaurerei!).
,@ib Su ben SerrIdern unb Den
goltern 8ecanten bes Sriebens Gin;
loB aufboren ben Streit, Der Die Nas
tionen ent3pett; mad. DAB Die Men
iden in 2iebe iia pieoer 6uiammens
finbeul"
limb WiQionen bon @briiten beten
es benz 81. Gater nah. uno Winionen
o ~9eaudlten Ser5en finben 5roit III
bieiem berrlifen 9ebet. - SrauBen
uber iinet Die 9aGtigol unc Die Imiel
uno Der Star, urlb Die gienlein nuifen
an ben 9lumen, tpelfe duf Solbaten@
srGbern bliiben. Die Shnalben has
ben tpieber hire Neitf,en uufesiuht unb
banfen ibrem Sfopfer. penn es niht
In bieiem ifauerlihen @inter pers
ni6tet nuroe; = in Den Selbern, ba
iprobt unb 9riint es, une nene Sulmc.
iunges neues 9eben feinlt empor our
perbeiSungsbo(Ien Sruht. Die 8itts
YroSeiiion 3tebt Nj Der Stride, ourh
bic bliibenben unb griinenben Sluren.
in~briinitieer fpie re piro sebetet. INN
bod broben in Den Bitten triQert cine
2erhe unb iubelt unb trpitet: Wer5ase
niht, Oh armes geaudItes Renifens
ber8, Seutihlanb. per5aee nidt. gnss
lambs ihdnblider, 9rauiamer Ylan
pirb 3uihanoen peroen. @oft perldbt
feinen Seutifenl Hur Dtutb, ibr
&inbelein. ibr Srauen unb 8reiie.
8ott ipiro eu6 bas t1elife grst be-
Iheeren. CT ieenet bic oeutiden Slus
rem, iofpie err bas beutihe Sffpert ses
iegnet bat. - Nls Der &ape1e In Der
Waienflur i6aller 8ebete: limb gu.
alsrielisite Sungfrau, tpie friber in
ben 3eiten srobter Not6. 10 bili uns
aud Jest! geidiise uns uno rette
unsl"-G l1ltramontanus".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

einen &es gu Srieben unb Srbnune
81 ieben.
DWeoer Der eingebprene giirger
nod Der anoerer Eatirslen finoet gee
bpri9en Shus Der Hegierung. Ierifu
lit obne Stnatsleitung unb am Ser
bungern.
Inter iplden GerhGltniiien lam
bas &olf unb Die Hegierung Der Ser.
Stuuten unmogIit miibig 5uieben
unh nidts tbun I'M ieinem Nad,bar
3u belfen. Sie Ger. Staaten pers
lun9en nidts fir lid, in Merifo unb
mod)ten iid am nllerpenigiten in Die
Inaelesenbeiten Werifo's milfen.
Iber %ebeniolpenig mDften lie fpiins
Id)cr, bob ous Gaub peiter Dem
Hllin 5uidreitet unh balten es baber
ais Sreuno unb Nadbnr anae5eiat
biilfrcide Sano %an5ubieten nm Die
3uitdnbe in Sabnen 3u lenten. nelhe
%uerlpredlen, baB oas mabre Siel Der
Hebolution erreidt nerbe - cine conz
ititutioneIe 8eaierun9 unb Sdue Der
8edJte Seq Bottles.
~Fatriotiife Weritaner berlan9en
o @runb hires &eraens mad, Sriez
Den unb limb gu ieoem Selbitopier
bereit. benielben berbei5ufibren. 0os
@olf rerlanet na6 8rpt uno babt
Seben. Ser es ibm porentbGlt.
.@s lit baber MN 3eit, bab Die
&e9ierune Der Ser. Staoten fret be-
fennt, pelhe Bolttif inter bieien
aubereepobnli6en 3eiten, Tie ein3uz
idlaeen iid fir perpflidtet bolt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
41raItnrmt %altil[nn in DER 1ttesikn- I;raer.

~Sie miiiien bnlb 9as tbun, ipos lie
bisber nod nidt setban ober iih al
thun mir bered)ti9t bielten: Sbren
moraliifen 9eiftanb einem Nanne
ober elmer 9ruppe bon Rdnnern ses
wdbren, penn lolhe 9efunpen iperoen
fpnnen, Die Dem leioenben 8olfe bon
Werito 81 ieinem Nehte perbelieu unb
5lpar burh S9norieruus Der lid be-
tr%iegenben Saftionen, fails lid bie@
iel6en niht pereini9eu fonnen, I'M
Damn gu Der Contribution, nelhe
man iolan9e aufsebpben bat 5uriids
3ufebren unb in Der Stabt Merifo cine
Hesierung auf5uridten nit pelfer bic
groben Idobte Ssr GrSe %unterbanceln
tDnnen.
,(arum tpenbe ih mid Dffentlih
unb in allen grnite an Die Yurtei>
letter in Merito, in sesenieitisem Gins
%peritdnbni6 unb unper5iislid fir Siilfe
unb grloiuus bes entfrdfteten 2anoes
81 banbeln. Sh baltic es fir meme
Fflidt, iie piIen su laiien, bag, rpenn
Tie auBer Stanbe iinb, ibre Sifferenaen
aus5usleifen uno lid fir Den sroben
3pcd in fiir8eiter 3eit 5uiammenSus
iflieben. lid bieie Weeisrune ees
snunsen iiebt 5u entifeiben, pelhe
Wittel Die Sereinieteu Staaten an5l.
tpenoen baben. Inn Werifp 81 beIfen,
it'd ielbit gu retten unb ieinem Solte
forherlid gu iein.
~8eeeben: @eibes 5aus, 8aibs
in9ton, 5. g., 2. SUM- 1915"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

- as ertpnrtcte nStatement"
AIAn oes Yrdiibenten in Der
J Wtcrifo : Gpntrpperie nliroe
. am 2. Sum- pcroifentli6t
uno lautet pic folgt:
"Seit mcbr benn 5lpei Sabren be-
lteben in Mtcrifo rcpolutipnGre 3ua
itdnoe. Sie HeppIltipu beabIi6tigte
Mertto o Wdunern 81 beircien,
meIhe Die &erfaiiung bciieite ifiez
benz, ibre Madt gum Nad,tbeile bes
Bottles a%llsnleten, unb nit ipId)en
NbIidten tunnte bns a%merifanilhe
@oIf nur ipmpatbiiiren. Sn Der
Stlnoe oes Grfol9es purben Die 2eis
ter Der Hepollltion ieboh uneinig urlb
febrteu Die &affen elmer gegen Den
nlbern. Sblpobl ule bemIeIben 3iele
5u8uitreben porgebcn, permogen tic
pennoh nid)t 5Iiammen gu arbeiten.
Daaim baB cine Central s8ebDrce
i'll Der SallptitaOt SUB 9efaBt bat, 10
miro lie rnter9raben unb bon benen
oerlelgnet, an bercn ltuteritiisung
man iider 9Iaubte. Werito eriheint
elmer 2DIuug ieiuer Nib5uitdnbe UNI
feinen 3pu naber, ais 5ur Seit ba Die
8epolution einIebte. @inem Seucrs
branbe gleih rate Der Siirserfries
iiber bas 2anb. Die grnteu plrben
5eritort, bic Selber blieben brad, bus
@ieb purbe confissirt i'm Sntereiie
Der itd ieinblif gegeniiberitebenbeu
Sattionen uno Die 9ebolferung fIob
in Die 9eree, Inn Dem glutpereiez
Ben gu entseben. Niemanb perma9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
aluTerr 1tneremsem nit 1emtrblamn.

Britain and her allies in the European
war, for the avowed purpose of de-
stroying Germany.
Mr.. President, under no condition
would the American people wish their
President to do wrong. They are tenn
porarily deceived, but you are not. The
demands you have made clearly, can
not be complied with by Germany. The
papers foreshadow your insisting upon
them without regular investigation by
judicial procedure. This would mean
war Of our own choice and seeking. l
cannot believe this true, for when the
knowledge Of the full truth finally
dawned upon the people, sobered by the
awful sacrifices Of the bloody, brutal
task, they would curse those RESPONSE
BILE for the fatal STEP"
0ab Wai6inston in bieier Srage
Ssutihlano @erehtisfeit miberfabren
Iaiien ion, bieien 0ebanfen iprad am
8. Snni Die Chicago Gribune" in
eirem 9eitartifel aus tpie folst:
What we must grant the Germans
II we are to maintain a position mo-
rally defensible is the right to stop the
shipment Of ammunition by any means
at their disposal. 1t would he hideous
injustice If we were to assert on one
hand the right of American manufac-
turers to sell any ~contraband that a
purchaser could come for and then
deny the Germans their right of stop
ping such shipments"
9%emeeseniiber ihreieu aber Die
Yros Sriten, baB amerifaniide Wdne
nsr, aueritaniihe Srauen unb ameris
faniife &inOer ourb ben unmenihs
lifen Saufboots ariee Seutihlanb's
getDbtet noroen iinb. Wir fpoQen
nid1t ipieberbolen, t%porauf an oieier
Steae 10 oft binsepieieu tporben lit,
bab Ieutihlanb aaes uufseboten bat.
Inn uncertainties Geben auf orobenbe
8efabren aufmerfiam 81 MAIDEN unb
es nid,t 0eutidlanb's S6rlb lit,
luenn ameritaner es borsesoseu babeu.
ben 8efabren 3u troben. Sn ibrem
e%rpGbnteu Geitortifel p~ertritt nm aud
bic .Sribune" biefen Stanbpuntt, ins
benz lie ipOrtlih ia9t:
by our rightful insistence that
American manufacturers may sell
whatever a purchaser wishes to buy
we have put ourselves In the position
Of becoming a deciding factor i'm the
II We must not, directly or indi-
rectly, and cannot, guarantee the de-
livery of the ammunition. That would
be "A sin against international fair
dealing. Boats carrying explosives
must not have the protection of passen-
gers for whose security this government
holds itself responsible. We must ad,
nit that a submarine cannot conform
to sea law formulated before subma-
rines were used. A change has been
made by mechanics. The United
States must meet Germany fairly ON
this question. We have no right to say
that Germany shall deprive herself Of
the use Of her only effective sea
weapon in preventing the delivery of
ammunition which may be the decid-
ing factor In the war"
Iucb in Raibineton i6eint man.
na6 Der llnterreoun9. Die Yraiibent
8ilion unb BET oeutife 9otidafter
am 2. Suni batten, cine @runSlase
iAaiien 3u noaeu, auf ipelder bas
internationale Heht, tpelfes bur6 Die
mobernen ~arie9smittel gum Sbeil
auber araft 'seiest norben lit. feiten
SUB faien lam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
,,strikt msatral," fs4te
tafmns fetm.

Iui griufen Der Darlington
Yoit" CAB 8ouperneur e. g. 9bilipp
bon 8isconiiu am 81. Iai folgsnbe
grildruns be8iigli6 Der beut d c n
Nnttportnote al:
,tlnier 2anb fam feline Sraee
periSnlider 5reibeit l6ien, mod fSn.
nen mir irsenb etuas Winihenss
wertbes erreihen, ,uenn ,utr uns at
benz europaiiden &ries befbeilisen.
Dir ipltem feline 8elesenbeit iudsn,
8nt nnb Hlut ppn Nmerifanern 81
opiern, no anier 9anb i'm siinitisiten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

Gin bodperbienter 0eteran Der
fatboliideu Yreie. Der Siidoflihe
@eiitlide 9tatb Geors Gihinger,
geidtpater i'm aloifer I5lburg bel
Straubins. polenbete nm 90. Ipril
iein so. 9ebsnsiabr. gu Neuia9r
1858 iibernabm er bic 8ebattion bes
.Straubinser 5aseblatts". tpelder CT
bis 1895 portland.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
EAT BIG MEALS!
NO INDIGESTION
OR BAD STOMACH
'Pape's Diapepsin" makes
weak stomachs strong
, and healthy at once.
Instantly stops sourness,
gases, heartburn, acidity,
dyspepsia.

There would not be case OF midi
Eestion or dyspepsia here II readers
who are subject to stomach trouble
knew the tremendous anti-fcrment and
digestive virtue contained in Papc's
Diapepsin. This harmless preparat ton
will digest a heavy meal without the
slightest fuss or discomfort. and re-
lieve tho sourest. acid stomach in five
minutes. besides overcoming all foul,
nauseous odors from the breath.
Ask your pharmacist to show YOU
the formula plainly printed on each
you will readily understand why this
promptly ovcrcomes indigestion and re-
moves such symptoms as heartburn. n
feeling like a lump Of lead in tho
stomach. belchine OF gas and eru~fV.
tions of undiRested food. water brash.
acidity. nausea. headache, biliousness,
and many other bad symptoms: and,
besides, you will not need laxatives to
keep your stomach. liver. and intcstine 8
clean and fresh.
II your stomach Is sour and full OF
gas or your food doesn't digest, and
YOUR meals don't seem to tit. why not
get O-cent case from your druggist
and make life worth living? Absolute
relief from stomach misery and per-
feet digestion OF anything you eat Is
sure to follow five minutes after. and
besides, one case Is sufficient to rid a
whole family OF such trouble.
preparation like Diapepsin. which win
always, either at daytime or during
night. relieve your stomach misery and
digest your meals. IL about ms handy
and valuable a thing as you could have
In the house.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
MRS. FLETCHER RUN
OVER BY A MOTOR
Wife of Minister Taken to Gar
field Hospital, Suffering
From LacerationS.

Mrs. Joseph Fletcher. wife Of the Rev.
DIR. Fletcher. Is suffering at Garfield
Hospital from decorations on the head
sustained when she and her husband
were knocked down last night by an
automobile.
Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher. who live at
Falkstone Court. were alighting from
car at Seventh street and Florida ave-
nue.. They started toward the side
walk. stepping back out Of the path OF
an automobile belonging to f.. G Shaf-
fer. Of rs Thirteenth street northwest
The car struck them. Mrs. Fletcher
falling in front of the machine. which
passed over her limbs.
Six-year-old Esther Kramer. of .S
Brothers place southeast. ran into an
automobile yesterday owned and oper-
ated by Gus Thuen. of Good Hope hill.
The accident happened at Nichols ave-
nue. and Fifth street. Congress Heights.
The girl WAS not hurt.
Mrs. Annie Fungo. thirty-nvc years
old. of 90l Eighth street northwest. is
suffering from a fractured arm. She
fell from a step ladder Yesterday.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
Committee Is Named At District
Building Meeting to Take
Matter to Court.
MAY ASK FOR JUDGMENT
Civil Action Against Groom W.
Walker Is Voted BY Meeting
including Number Of Visitors

Preceding the adoption Of resolutions
asking an investigation by the District
Attorneys office with view to such
prosecutions as the Developments may
warrant. stockholders tof the National
Capital Life Insurance Company. at a
meeting at the District Building late
Yesterday afternoon, decided to ask for
the dissolution Of the company.
las Mackall. Wilton J. Lambert and
w. Gwynn Gardner was appointed to
present the petition for dissolution I.
the court, Mr.. Gardiner secretary ,,,S OF
holders to investigate the condition OF
the company submitted a report stat
ing that there remains In the treasury
E.tss,25. which sum the court viii I've
asked to divide among the shareholders:
Groom w. Walker. the originator o!
the company. MIR. Gardiner said. " not
In Washington and his whereabouts are
unknown to the committee.
Want a Judgment.
II was decided. however. to endeavor
to obtain n Judgment against Walker by
civil action.
Following onsidcra,ion Of the report
Of the committee. 1t was moved that II
bc DISCHARGED and Dr. Mackall was
elected chairman of the meeting. ID. l..
ltichmond acting as secretary.
No opposition was offered to the mo-
ton that the company he dissolved.
Superintendent Of Insurance Ncsb,t ad,
Niscd this acton. stating that II wodli
bc impossible for the company to DO
business without meeting with many
difficulties and obstacles. The COMPANY.
according to the report Of the investi-
"a ting committee was Incorporated in
the District by Walker In the fall Of
l9li Its original capital was $4,000.
lust prior to April. 1915" says the
report. there was Incorporated what Is
known as the National Capital Life In
surancc Agency.
Company Incorporated.
The company was incorporated by
Groom w. Walker, a. D. Mckcnney and
George q. IIynson. IT appears that this
company was incorporated for the pur-
pose of succeeding the {. W. Walker
Company as the promoting agents for
the National Capital Life Insurance
Company"
Methods by which the stock OF the
National Capital Life Insurance Com
pany was sold were brought to the at
tention Of Charles F. Nesbit. superin-
tendent OF insurance. and an investiga-
ton was begun by his department.
which was followed by an investiga-
ton by a committee of stockholders. In
the report of the latter committee 1t Is
stated the committee finds that the Of
ficcrs of the National Capital Life In
surance Company. with the exception Of
pany. that they held In their name one
share each of its capital stock. which
il appears was the stock originally Is
sued to the original board OF directors" "
The meeting Yesterday was attended
by a number OF out-of-town subscribers.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
SUIT SHOWS DOCTOR
PUT IN S99,568 BILL
Amount Set Against Estate Of
Woman, -Four Years III, Who
Left S130,00O.

NEW YORK. Nov. IA Doctors bill
for s995s against the estate Of Mrs
Nellie NJ. Noe. who died March ., 1915,
leaving property worth about sl3o.00.
was disclosed In the surrogate's court
when the executors asked the surro-
gate to construc the will.
The till was presented by DR.. Joseph
Byrne, OF IA West fOlst street. who
says he attended the decedent on an
average OF three time u day for four
years. The executors have rejected the
bill. but are willing to have the amount
PAYABLE determined by the surrogate.
The will made direct bequests of S9,.-
900 and gave half the residue TO Robert
Cateraon and the other half to the
Presbyterian Hospital. The executors
have allowed claims Of $3.50 and 81 l.S)
each for Annie Doyle and Annie Quinn.
resiecti,e ely, for nursing Mrs Noe. They
want the surrogate to determine
whether they shall sell real estate val
ued at 100000 to pay the beauests.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
Gridir0n Hero Is
Kissed 'Prexy'
And His Fellow-Students? Well,
They Cheered, Cheered
and Cheered.

DENVER, Nov. 23.-CoiieSe presidents
are not usually overenthusiastic. but TO
receive chaste salute of congratula-
ton on the cheek after the Russian GUS
tom from a ''prexy" is "A new one TO
Colorado gridiron heroes.
Chancellor Henry \. Buchtcl, OF Den
Yer University. is not adamantine heart
ed about football Yictories-not by "A
long shot. especially when. the victories
are few and far between.
70 show his appreciation of Denver's
victory over Colorado University he ap-
preached Capt. d. n. Shetwell at a stu
dent rally. and gave him kiss on eacn
cheek, while the astonishcd students
went wild with applause.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
John r. Sturgis,

Funeral services for John n. 'Sturgis.
who died Yesterday. aged nfty-seven
years. will! be hold at hts late rcsidcuCe.
1874 Florida avenue northeast, tomor-
row at iO:3O o'clock. Intnr1pnt' will tie
made in Glcnwood Cemetery. He mad
been ar ernploye of the Government
survived by son. J. w. Sturgis
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
HOT TEA BREAKS
A COlD-TRY THIS,

Get small package OF Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks call
II. "Hamburger Brust Thee" at any
pharmacv. Take a tablespoonful of the
tea. put a cup OF boiling water upon It.
pour through n sieve. and drink a tea
cup full AT any time. 1t IL the most ef-
fcctivC way to break a cold and cure
grip. as Il opens the pores, relieving
congestion. Also loosens the bowels,
thus breaking a cold at once.
It Is inexpensive and entirely veget-
able. therefore harmless.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
Sink Patrol Steamer.

PETROGRAD. Nov. .23.-An ofTicial
communication. issued today, says:
"On the Baltic Sea. November ~.
after a short night. our topedo boats
near windau sank German patrol
steamer. One officer and nineteen SOL
diers we're taken prisoner. We suffered
no losses"
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
Mrs. Hannah Gayer.

Funeral services for Mrs. Hannah
Gayer. who died Sunday. will be held
Mt her late residence. Az Ridge street
mass at the Church of Immaculate Com
ccption al o'clock. lnternent will be
made in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
How You Can Quickly
Remove Hairy Growths
aids to Beauty

A wc!l-known beauty specialist ad-
vises this treatment for tho removal OF
hair from the face Mix into a paste
some powdered delatone md water. ap-
ply to hairy surface, and after about .
minutes rub Off, wash the skin and
every trace Of hair has vanished. This
method Is quick and entirely safe TO
avoid disappointment however. It Ia we'll
to make certain You get the gcruinc
della tone .-hdvt
The Washington times., 1915-11-23
Funerals
Mrs. Mary Mclean Ludlow.

Private funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Mclean Ludlow. widow OF Rear Ad-
miral Nicoll Ludlow. who died Sunday.
aged scventy-two years. will be held at
the residence Of her son. Frederick n.
Bugher. 1909 X street northwest. to-
morrow at 90 o'clock. services being
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Robert
Wood. of Tuxedo Park. y V. Inter
ment will be made in the Mclean