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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Nein 0ratt BET Hem 8arbarem,

Rem Yorf.-Sie bieii9c 81. 3.
@orlb" (2S. Sea- ldBt lid beridten:
Ser algemcinc 0eiunpbeits5uitanb
lin Sclgien) lit por5ii9lid), obidou
bns aud. tpo nidt int ielben @abc,
bon Der GipilbepDIferung her anbcrcn
friegfiibrenben 2dnber gilt. Iber in
Selgien bnben mir bas bemerfens>
ipertbeite 9eiipiel Scr Nnlpenbung
Observation-Disclosures Yrin5ipien uno
bpgicniiher @eieee auf bas Na1rungss
Yrobfcm eines gan5en Bottles. Die
Hciulfate iino ipunberia,m geipcIen.
2citcnbcitattcr iinb tbatid6lih .pbne
@ciddfti9ung." 20, bieie bentidcn
@arbaren. unb lire @iiienfdaft. ibr
Spitem. ibre 2eiitungsfdbisfeit!)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
gasemsinc @cbrpfliht lit China.
JmSiispsr Ksnareb loyal.

Spm b r. 3cbutaulenb Scles
Saten iporen bel DER gr6iinnns be5
idbrlidcn inpildlcn Nationals Sons
grcilcs am %. Sc6cmbcr ampelcno
lnO bic &cener erainSen iih in lopalcn
lino patriotiid)en Nushriidcn.
.Wsilioncn in Snhien lpartcn uuf
Die Ginberuihna gum Sichit". war Der
@runbton Der GrpfinunGercren. Ser
Yrdiioent Sir Sarcnbrab Sinba
iagte. bns bDd,ite @cfiihl in Snpicn lei
.@clpunecruna fir Gnslanp" unO
Sneien lei itolS enruri, niht biutcr
Den anpcrcn Sbcileu nes @eltrcides
nit Der llnteritiibnn8 Suriid5ultcben.
Die cs Dem &uttcrlaubc biete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Der Dane Dom Namle petneare.
(epeStaf. aprreippnbemS bieier Seitume.)

W ii d c n.-8obl aus Sanfbars
feit fir bic treuen Sjenite bic Die franz
5oiiiden &atbolifen Der Sreimaurer>
Negierune %leiitet. iret bieie ibren
'&f gegen fie fatboliide Stride
energiih fort. Sum entfaltet man
eineu ,Id9erliden -&f ,.eegen bas
@ebaiuen. Ian Fat iis audi bemii6t,
Elm aIlgemeines Nerbot fir bas @eer
burh3uieeen, bas aber infolse beg
energiiden Iiftretens GINGER Seer
fiibrer nibt 9elang. Sas @eridt bon
Wontreuil (Yas De galais) bat nun
bieier 2dderlibfeit II. @ebdiiisfeit bic
&rone baburh ~aufseiest. bab es bier
Herionen tuegen berbotenen Sragens
Der WebaiIe gu ie einem Sranfen
Strafe perurtbeilte.-(& 8.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

grmabregeit.

@ilipn mirb pum num at
nit ocm Scncts -NusiduR fir ams=
,uIrtige @e5iebMngct fumfcrierem,
banait iih T,bas |urseben Der
Srnbesresiernna ben @iinihen
unb Der Stimmnns Der Scffemtith-
felt mebr anpa1e". = Iertrcter
Der |aumuufitaaten limb iiber
2aniins's 36sern scsen Gnslano
amfscbradjt; itellen beitisc Scbattet
beim Winter. 3miarnmentritt bes
&ungrcics in Mmsiiht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
pab Dsrfetriftem perieRdrft

Waibtneton. 8. 6. = Our
Nerbiitung pom Says dtpinbeleien
tpurbe iest perfiigt. oaB por Mbfabrt
zines ieben Samplers bie3u beitellte
@unbes> @eamte Die amerifaniiden
Ydiie Der @eiienoen priifen nnb iie nit
ben Iuf5ei&nunaen I'M Staatss Ses
partement pergleifen ioIen. SolGe
Snipefticnss Bureaus lpmrben in
idmmtliden Musfubrs 9dfen Der Ser.
Staatem pom 3. Sanuar ab einaefiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

CT Yafo. Segas.L@en. 9rerta.
Der friibere propiioriide Yrdiioent bon
@erifo. III. ernitlid) erfranft uno unter
8etpadung aus benz 8efdngnib in or
Yaio (Seras} mad Der @obnung 1eis
ner Srau rerbraht tporoem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
Smlsariem bdlt isit, pas 6
bat.

-Sulsaricn pirp nics
mails has crpbcrte m%a5eboniite &C.
bet. bas %redtmdbig Su gul9arien scs
bort. al Serbien 5iIriidseben, ia9te
G5ar Scrbinnnb am IS. Se5ember in
ieiner Sbronrcoe bel Der Grpfinung
bes Sarlaments. in melter er cincm
&iidblid auf bic bulsariihen Siege
ilbcr bic Scrpen unb Die Nnalos Srans
5oicn mari. Die YrinSen Doris nnS
9priu pobntcn Der gr0finun9 bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
KlamenIemeke amseersttet.

gbicaso. Su.-9ie Dor serau>
mer 3eit anldblid Der Iaul@ nnb
&lauenieude iiber Die S1Iahtbofe ners
bdn9te Guarantdne lit ,nunmebr CT.
Sea- bonn Mderbaus 9epartement aufs
eeboben tporben. @an glaubt. ba6
pie &rantbeit MN n0lic -.~niiseernttel
lit. Go tSnierf nm Der Sdladts
there an ireenb cine 8irma in Sen
Ser. Staaten gcianot tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
teSestsu tut stsre seitnmn bearbeitst.,

@aibington, 9. 6. = Sic
Surtt, bab Der Yrdiioent in Der
.Ineona" Srage nod srobcre Slmms
bciten MAIDEN tuttne, bat Die ben1ofras
tiihen Siibrcr bcs Scnates gu Der
Sorberung peranlabt, Der Trdliocnt
unb feline 9cratbcr ipllten in alien
tpiftigen SaGcn nit linen beratben.
ete ie ipeiter Ia6nabmcn t%reffen.
Staatsiefrctdr Canning bat i'm Manen
oes Yrdiibenten Die Weriiherpng abs
ecgeben. bab maj in 3utunft nit Dem
Scnat fonferieren tperoe. Sieie CIR
fldrung bebeutet nidts mebr, nidbts
lpeniger, oils baB Der H,diioent unb
%.piiipndrc Mutofrat bes MciBcn
Snuics" einmal gldn3enb unterle9en
lit.
aaes Sicics crci9nete iih am 80.
Se5ember. gum 8eipaltmittel, bas bic
Serren Scnatprcn NIT ipldJem Grfplg
%anipanoten, idritt man crit, mad pors
auserfolgten Seratbnngen 5tpii6cn
equator Stonc unb Dem Staatsictrcs
tar. ben Der @oriitenoe bes Iiisihuiies
fir a~uspdrtige Se5ieblingen pergcbIid)
gu 6citiinncn perlnhte, Die Witslieber
ieincs Iusidunes iiber ben eigents
rihen Stanb Der @crbanolnngcn nit
Seutihlanb, Sciferreids llngarn unb
Gnglnno auf5afldren. .Serr Gaming
IicB iid anfaneS nid]t BON Der Nptbs
~lpcnoiGfeit iiber5eiigen, Den IusifuB
in fem @crtrailen gu Sicben, cine
Sbatiahc, Die Die b~empfratiiden Senas
loren III Dem ertpdbnten S1ritt pers
anlaBte.
gereatister Sprm.
Sm 2aife Der &onferens iteQte es
iid) audf berais. bab Der Jingle 8iqs
fi.raft Der briti1Gen 8cboroen, Die Be-
ihlasnabme anerifaniider Yoitia6en.
nnfer ben Senatpren iingemciiene Gntz
riiituns bcrporscrufen bat. Sogar
I'M Gtaitsamt gibt man iibrisens an,
bab sSs3iArlin elm sno1eSli llrper5eib<
IideS W~ergebenA bcnbeit ilnb bab man
einen Yrrteit bonn StapcI laiien miro.
1otalo mar iid) iiber Den @eg flar
~getuproen it,. ben man einidlugcn
mnb.
OUgtnHDS UDVu1ten.
Wie man ans pertrarlider C.ucuc
int Staatsamt gebort eat, pcrfolgt bic
britiide 3cgicrlng nit Der 9citlaNz
nebmc Der Toit Den 3iped. @ertb>
papiere auf5ufansen, Die 9eutitlano
gum Terfauf nab Den @creinisten
Staaten gcihift babcn iol. Nan
peib natiirlid. bab pcutihc Bombs
auf Den amerifaniiten Marft foms
men,. Der Tie nit mnbeimliher Maits
belt abiebt. llno nm bie5er .bcutihcn
WeriGipDrung" elm Gnbe gu bereiten,
greift Die britiihe &egierlng an benz
Musfunftsmittel zines bolferrehtliden
Gerbrefens. ba ibr fein anocres CUR
S%erfiisung itebt.
Vertreter Der Yammmuaiaatem
amfsebraht.
Sic Semofraten aus ben @aums
tpLQz Stacten iinb NIT benz Staats>
Separtement un5ufrieoem bauptiGhlid)
firegen Der Verplemperung zines eners
giihen Yroteite. arL- England bctreffs
Der .@rfldrung bon 0aumlpole ais
&pnterbanbe. Sas &prgeben @roBs
britannien's miro bon elmer Mcibe
&onereb> Witgll Ser ifarf perurtbeilt.
equator 9pfe Smitb. Der bercits bic
ge~senipGrtige Seiiion NIT einec perz
nicbtenocn &ritif BON @roBfritannien's
Storun9 bes amcrifaniidcn Sanbcls
eroffnet bat. bereitet cine Scrie bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
It. 9. Grietpoit
pogclfrct.

Maiierte ppllen Yriefppit mad 9emtih.
laRb iett ebenfals i~nitemattih bes
ihlagnabmcn. = Iiibren rHedts
fertigmngsgriinOc" an. = II. e. be.
rcitct Yruteit uor gegcn geihlag.
nabne Der Bot mad n~entralcn
9dnocrn. = Cine Cite Der Iam.
pier, bic Sricfc mitnebmen fir
ScutiGlnnp, Seiterrcih : ltnsarn,
Sfiuei5, 9nrcmbnrg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
e. II. &. &ummanbant bate nidjt ba
nit gerchnet, baf @annihaft bes
italieniiden SHiffeS bic IaHa=
gicre inn Stih lafen miirbc.

~@ei boiler 8eriidiidtiguns bes
@erbaltenS bes &pmmanbanten. bas
aiif p~ollitdnbi9e Nettung Der @anns
ihaften unb Yaiiagiere ab5ielte. lit
Die &aiierli6s &0niglide Warine benz
nod 81 benz Sdluiie gefommen. bab
er es b~erabidumt bat, NIT Der Tanit
gu re6nen, Die inter Den Haiiagieren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

feline meitcren &prbereitllu9en geniddt
uuroen. oieie @oote berabaulaiien.
cn.ifieo Der &apitdn bes llnterlecs
brotes nnd Icrlnuf bon As Wiinuten
Den Sampfer in lolhcr Weiie 81
torpeoieren, bab er iid) nod ldngcre
3eit iiber @aiier erbalten fomnte. Inn
geriigenbe 0clcgenbcit CUR Nettung
Der iid nod al 8prb~ bcfinblid)en Ser
ionen 81 gcbcn.
Surge 3eit nadber fam Elm CANT
pier in Siht. Der auf bas llnterleeS
boot 5uiteuerte.. Sa Der Gapitdn bes
HeVpotcs glaubenb. DAB Der ge1id)tete
Sampfer elm ieinbliher Grcuser lei.
einen Ingrjff ertpartcn mribtc, feuerte
CT einen Sprpebo in Die purberlten
Saoerdume unS taiidte um 1895
ltbr inter.
sSrotoem ma INNER mod Ser
loncn on gorb bes Samplers iab,
ipurbcn feline peitere Mettun9sboote
berabselaiien.
Ser 9nmpfcr innf 10 laneiam.
DAB Der &upitdn bes u>Woptes sfpeis
felte. bnb bcrielbe ~iibcrbaupt iinfen
tpiirbe. Crit Inn 1880 llbr cling CT
NIT Dent Bug 5merit inter.
Wanmfdaft trms bic SGmlb.
Ser @erluit an Ienihenleben
lam mad ben p%orbergebenb geid)il<
berten l~lmltdnben nidt auf Die Ser
ienfnn9 bes Boots. bei Der ale &iid>
iid)t genon,men puroe., 3uriidgefiibrt
lperbSm. ionbern pabrid)einlid piel
mebr barauf, Dab beiette Hettungs@
bpote berabselnlicn fpurben, ipdbrenb
Der Sampler iih nod in boiler Sabrt
auf Der Slldt befanb, iorpie bnraui,
bab Die 8emannung bes Samplers
lire Yflift~ bic Y~aiiagiere niht
erfiiatc, piclmebr crit huf lire eisene
@ettrug aus mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06
|@ien'S MntlpDrt
an @aibington.

zorpe6iermng ber ,Mmcona" mar bmrdJ
ttmitdmbe gsreMtfertist. = Sen
prtn5ipieqen OefAtspmnften bet
hiefisen Mesierums, beneit inatt In
Wien ridbaItIps s%mitimntt, ,umrben
TIM SAT- ber Werfenfnng ber .Sln=
conn" iebpG nidt pule Weriidf6ti=
sung sntbeil; besbalb bat Wien ben
1tnterfeebput 8ummanbantcn int
SiSsiplinartue9e beitraft mto mill
fir pernnsliifte Mmerifaner Sha=
henerfat Ieiiten. = Eeiterreid= TIM
aarn 1T aIip bereit. allies ST. tbun,
,uaS bic HpppelmDnardie 1T ebrcn=
Soaer @eiie tbmtt FAM.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-06

(Sortiesuns auf Der 12. Seite.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
FARRELL CALLS
MAYOR CRIMINAL
Kingsbury Included in the
Same Class as Ripglead-
ers OF Phone Tapping.

Father william 3. Farrell unlim'
bered his typewriter again yesterday
and delivered himself Of his latest sdi-
,;on ~ onirions on the Charities 10
.r.,oo,. Tohn A. Kingsbury ana tnai
accident paradlng as our first city o.
s.;aI - which "a the title the rector ~
80 church Of SIS. Peter and Paul BE-
slows on Mayor Mitchel
poforring 10 the alleged tapping ~
b;s ,oionbone wire a. the order o. ON
cials Of the city government the p'''''
yes crime has been eommlti'1
.-d III Mitchell and J. A. kngsoury
arc the criminals"
Target for This Accident.
What started Father Farrell tn,
ina was reported statement o
uavor Mitchell that che Rev "lllism
Farrell may have good reason 70 o.
disturbed over any inquiry tna' mo-
be- made into his past
To this the priest replies Tor W.
naqes 81 have lived IN this cry Az
nv life" he writes. and have peer
rriest Of my Church for twenty ,n'e
wears. and am now target for tnIs
insult from the accident psrading ["
our first city official
Father Farrell then insinustes tns'
the Mayor is doing everything IN ~
power TO rake up scandal sgainN MIN
Finds Mitchell Misfit.
"A few days ago" he asserts, .n OH
cIassmate a. college and Hielong
friend both 'phoned and wrote ne tnat
a citizen known 20 US both had asked
him il he knew anything in my eolles'
career that could be used 20 my o.
credit. He said he was acting for the
Mayor, who wanted the infornstion.
NV friend said he knew OF nothing.
"On the whole" Father Earreii con
.lrdes "T am indebted 20 Mr.. Mitehel
This fascinating and insulting remark
Of his plainly shows his lack Of honor
and justification for the Office he -
obviously nisfts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
Campaign Started Here
Against Withdrawal
from Philippines.
REFERENDUM AMONG
BUSINESS MEN SOUGHT
Congress Asked to Delay Final
Action Until United States
Commerce Chamber Acts.

A vigorous campaign against the
Philippine withdrawal. as provided for
in the Clarke amendment, has been
started by the Merchants Association
o, this city. and thousands of letters OF
protest have been sent 10 all members
OF Congress and TO twelve hundred
commercial organizations throughout
the country.
A letter has also been sent to Presi-
dent Wilson ana to the Chamber OF
Commerce Of the United States asking
for a referendum. the appeal being
made for the protection Of important
trade and TO prevent the islands from
becoming a bone Of contention in the
Far East
The Merchants Association has just
taken up, too. a fight for relief from
British censorship in the matter of the
unnecessary delay Of unobjectionable
mail between this country and neutral
nations and countries with which Eng
land is at war. Instances wherein
American mail has been needlessly re-
tsrded by British censorship have been
included in letter TO Frank Polk,
counsellor OF the State Department
The following resolution 10 the
Chamber of Commerce, asking for Il
referendum vote on the Clarke amend
ment. was inclOsed in the associations
letter TO President Wilson:
Resolved. That the Merchants As
ISOLATION of New York requests the
Chamber Of Commerce Of the United
States of America TO arrange forthwith
to submit the question involved in the
Clarke amendment 20 the Philippine
bill now pending before Congress by
referendum to the organizations com
prising the membership of the national
chamber, and that If such a referen-
DUN is authorized a formal request by
the chamber be made to Congress for
delay in any action by that body for
time sufficient to enable the referendum
10 be concluded and the results thereof
registered with Congress
In addressing the President the COM
mittee wrote, in part:
Eve respectfully advocate the reten-
ton of the control of the Philippine
Islands BY the tnlted states until suCh
time in the future as the obligation TO
the peoples OF those islands to assist
them in political, economic and moral
development according to the standards
Of American civilization and the obli-
cation TO other nations of the world TO
prevens those islands from becoming a
bone of contention and strife shall have
heen fully and adequately met.
I'VE would respectfully call attention
10 the fact that the Clarke amendment
was adopted by the Senate without a
hearing and upon tie vote, which was
resolved by the vote Of the Nice-Presi-
dent; and further. that the amendment
has been reported by the House CON %
mittee without any public hearing.
Members of Congress are urged by
the association TO delay action upon the
amendment long enough TO enable bust
ness men of the country 20 register
their attitude upon the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
SURE ROOSEVELT WILL
SWEEP MIDDLE WEST
B. F. Harris Says Many DEM
ocrats Now Favor Colonel.

Theodore Roosevelt will sweep the
Middle West if he is nominated, was
III. prophecy made yesterday at the
Waldorf BY p. +. Harris, president OF
tho First National Bank Of Champaign
Ti md editor Of THE Banker-Farmer,
nublishcd by the Agricultural Commis-
sion Of the American Bankers AsSo-
A. number of bankers eonven.
,ions IN that territory he tound INV
sentiment prevalent, he said, for koose-
volt and the kind Of preparedness nv
advocated This was not conhned 20
nartv lines, he added, but ran partlCu
iarly strongly through the Democratic
I'VE have noted the stand OF me me
Tribune in coming out for koosey ,s
and were greatly pleased oy u, ",
Uarris said THAT action cfeateu
,y;de interest out our way ,-,
"ulinois is a Roosevelt state. ne
Hughes boom went over IT'S cres1 aD IT,
two weeks ago, IN my, oplhlon, al
old gang in the Repub icsn party u.u
not want Roosevelt and they ttleu :.
hiring Hughes out in their enort 70 per-
him | don't believe they cared nue"
for Hughes. -u.s % foI.
lou ,ts own impulses, as conven Iion
shouId. without pulling and nsuIlng
bv The old gang, ] am sure II VII
Nominate the Colonel, and nothing can
atom his election then.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
GREECE REBUFFS SERB
REQUEST FOR PASSAGE
Germans Threatened to Bonn
bard Railway Lines.

Athens. April 80. Replying TO INC
protest from Berlin against the trans
portation OF Serbian soldiers over
Greek railways. the Greek government,
has informed Germany, says tha
journal d'Athens," that the CABINET
recognizes such an act would be a
violation OF neutrality.
This action. the newspaper adds iol
lowed declaration from 'iermany that
in the event OF such transportation
German aeroplanes would be obhged
TO lombard the railways .nd transport
trains.
Premier Skouloudis has absolutely
refused TO allow the passage oil
Serbian troops through Greece, saying
that the Greeks would prefer to blow
up the railroad bridges and tunnels.
II is reported that the Greek govern
ment has told the British Minister, IN
answer to General Mahon's request Tor
an audience. that His Majesty will not
discuss with General Mahon military
questions ard still less diplomatic at
fairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
Baroness Says Soldiers in
Ransacking Home Show
knowledge of Experts.
TROOPS DESPOILED,
THEN QUIT CHATEAU
Dead Horse in Conservatory and
Jam in Piano Thanks for
Naluables Sent to Kin.

German soldiers are EXPERT looters,
according 10 the Baroness Frances WI
son Huard. whose chateau at Villiers,
rear Scissors. they despoilcd, after
driving her out Of It at the beginning
Of the war
"Whcn 7 returned two weeks later
everything Of value had been taken. az
if an expert appraiser had gone
through the place. What was left was
inconceivably filthy. The Germans are
pigs" tho baroness said yesterday at
her home. at 10 Gramercy Park.
Germany intends to involve the
United States in the war. That will he
the only way she can save her reputa-
ton. Germany must give an account
ing for all her defeats. she Isiied to
get Paris, she failed 10 get Calais. she
failed TO get Verdun. Therefore she
wants the United States 20 step in. not
because she even dreams Of conquering
this country. but that she may tell her
people that the whole world is ar.ayed
against her"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
CLARE TO LOSE HIS HOTEL
Former Pugilist, Convicted OF Causing
Mife's Death. Bereft Of Business.

Troubles for James J. Clare. con
victed of beating his wife so severely
that she died, have not come singly.
While the former pugilist was in the
Queens jail yesterday awaiting sen
tence he was informed that he would
lose the hotel at Long Island City that
caused much of his domestic trouble.
This morning Clare will be served
with papers under which the bank that
holds a $1,000 mortgage on the hotel
will foreclose on the property. An
other mortgage, for $4,000, must be
satisfied before Clare and his son,
Daniel, who testified against him at the
recent trial for manslaughter. will re-
aize anything from the $4,000 prop
erty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
Atlantic City Tenderloin Raided

Atlantic City, April 80 Prosecutor
Charles Moore conducted raid on the
"Tenderloin" here early this morning.
going over the heads Of Director OF
Public Safety William Barrett and
Chief Of Police Malcolm Woodruff. The
Prosecutor, with some Of his men,
swooped down on some Of the resorts,
confiscated several cases Of wine, beer
and whiskey. and arrested the women
thought TO be running ther.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01

,nn., thousands Of ankles shon a,
b bo%I some we're incased in sso e,
Of amazing neight Of upper mo- bigb
then terminated IN pu|'P eo,oys were
G TIT TO the CLASSY stares OF o.
u msre man. Champagne and blue req
and gray. green and cerise and N . mae" soee.
and other hues never seen }"
rum shons in the sunlight. Ill.
A" A.. for the men, they were mercy
ms as i for the purpose Of contrast, out
s .Ysn thew showed some originality
chiefly in silk hats. These YER Of Of
ali sizes and shapes and sppar 'rovyo cd ID
ali reriods. from the fare crow'1hu 49,
49, lbrimmed top piece affected by
Trncle Sam 70 the small, almost cone,
shaped affair of 1916. For the res ,
mere man wore either frock coz .nd
cutaway. a gardenis or earnatioh 'ho ~
a bald headed row expression as ne ne
@szcd upon the fsirer exponent. o.
fashion, decollete at both extrem'''s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
FIRE MISTAKEN FOR STRIKE
Tugboat's whistle Brings Rumor OF
Disaster-Four Flee to Safety.

-Four members OF the crew OF The
tugboat Louise Ruggc, of the Tice Tow
ing Line, were asleep on the boat last
night when fire burst out in the clothes
lockers. 1t spread so rapidly that
the men had difficulty escaping TO the
shore. The boat was tied up at the
Battery sea wall, near the foot OF
Whitehall Street. when the flames were
discovered shortly after 10 o'clock.
The boats engineer tied the wire OF
the whistle down, which not only
brought assistance from other boats,
but caused the rumor 20 spread that
striking engineers had caused boat
disaster on the harbor front. The
flames soon were eXtlnguished, with
Slight loss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
JUSTICE AT LABOR FORUM
Scene from Play Given at Meeting 10
Discuss Prison Reform.

Six actors in the cast OF "JuStIce'
playing at the Gambler Theatre lsS'
n;oht presented a scene from the play
a. & meeting Of the Labor Forum a. a.
a. a. WashinSton Irving High School
The scene was that laid IN tne wsr war,
ton,s once. and was presented as part
Of the meeting of the forum to d's'
Spencer Miller, deputy warden a. AZ
c;ng Sing. urged the forum to use IL.
influence to provide more than ee cen.
and half day pay for the convl .,I5
so their families might have ehous"
TO live on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
CANOE UPSET; 2 DROWNED
Trio Tried to Change Seats in Passsaic
One Saved by Clinging 70 Boat.

Paterson, y. j., April 80. The first
canoeing fatality Of the season oc-
CURED this afternoon, when Morris
Rosen. twenty-three, and Lyman
Schepps, twenty-three, both Of 10 Wa
ter Street, were drowned in the Pas
sale River at Singac. Hyman Schoen-
Parten, twenty-four, Of the same ad-
dress. chung to the overturned canoe,
and was rescued by Harry Brownlee, a
boathouse keeper, and William c. Ryle,
who rowed out into the stream.
The canoe overturned when the men
tried to change seats. Rosen, who
could not swim. clung TO Schepps and
dragged both down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
N. Y. U. EXPECTS BIG SUMMER
Prepares for Double the Usual Regis
tration OF 600.

Preparations for a possible doubling
Of the usual registration of 1000 stu
dents in New York University Summer
School. which, opens July 10, were an
nounced yesterday by DIR. James r.
Tough. the director. The convention OF
the National Educational Association,
which Immediately precedes the sum
mer session, is expected to bring 10000
out-of-town teachers 10 the city, many
Of whom will remain to study.
The summer school bulletin. issued
Yesterday, lists 225 courses and l25
professors. lecturers and other mem
bers OF the faculty. drawn mostly from
other educational institutions through
out the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-01
Morgan Art Still at Museum

With the exception Of the miniatures
the Morgan loan collection Will remain
on exhibition at the Metropolitan Mu-
scum Of Art until May 20. Director
Robinson said yesterday. On that date
the galleries containing the collection
will be closed 20 permit the removal of
the part Of the collection TO be with
drawn from the museum.