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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Maria I'M Shmee.

Sd mlIrpe es NIT cinem Wdle
8inter unD itatt Der Slumen bon
ouitigen 8c(den unD aroueu CAB es
Jest iolfe bon gis unb Heif; tiefer
Sdnee bdufte iid allentbalbeu auf.
@pmit Ipute @aitl Ii Der beilieen
Suugfrau bulbiseu? Gar gu germ
bate CT ibr auBer eiuem Npe Waria
audi nod, cine iid)tbare 8a6c, tpie ionit
INNER ~bargebradt. = aber ipomit?
gtin, es bot iih audi bier Gatb uno
Iustpeg.
gines Cages fanb @aitl bas Iut>
tcrgpttesbilb gang NIT Sdnee periuebt
uno an Dem SuBe besIelben batten iid)
groBe gis8apfen sebilbet.
Haid mar Der Suugc bcreit, oieiem
llebelitanoe ab5ubelfeu: er brah Die
gis8apfen ab unb ~reinigte nit ieinem
neiBen Salstute, fein iduberlit unb
nit GROCER @priift 81 @erfe gebcnb,
Dos Bib pom Sdnee uiIo Heif.
so lit Die Wtutter @pttes ipiebcr
idDu itno friid)", iprad er fir iid)
unb icbte Damn ieiuen gotensaug fort.
Sn bieler 8eiie perfubr Der annbe
alIeinal, lpcun CT bas Warienbilo
bon Sdnee ilberrieielt lab. unb
iebes Ial mattc ibnl Die 8eini9ung
bes1elben eroBe Sreupe.
In eiuem Morgen, - eS ipar
mitten I'M 8inter unb Der Sdnee lag
sienllid bod - fanp 8aitl mebr ais
ionit Irbeit Dor: Der &inb bate grpBe
Iaiien Shnee gegeu Die &npelle an>
geluorfeu uno audi ben 3utritt 81 bem
Waricubilbe gan5 peripebt; o Der
Statue lab man iait uidt3 mebr.
Obne 309ern mad)te lid Der tleine
Spitbpte on Die Nrbeit. Ytit Sduoeu
rnb SiiBeu iduf CT Iih einen idmalen
Sfab 6ur Iutter9ottes uuo idllberte
aud oieie pieber gdn5lif bon Dem
angeiammcltcu Sdnee. @ttpas miibe
bon Der Irbeit trat CT ben 8eiters
marid an. aQein cS ioQte ibm bcute
idIimm cr9ebeu. Ser @iub, Der
ihpn ole Nud)t ilber beoeuteube
ShneemuIicn uuf Die Ser9lpe9c &C.
itreut bate, crbpb lid plDblih bon
Ncuem uuo iebte ieiu @ert tort.
Sbeubrein begain cS pieper tild)tig
an iducicn 10 boB @aitl .groBe Wiibe
bate, an Ieine Seitimmungsorte 81
gclanBen.
Srobbem seloug 'ibm bieies. Ils
er nber Den Hiidtpcg antretcn lpollte,
ia9teu ibm Die 2eutc. CT mo9e bod
bel ibneu. blcibcu, bis bas llnlpctter
lid, 9elegt babe; benu leid,t fDnne
CT iih pcrirreu unb Damn perrnglildeu.
NQciu &aitl 9loubtc pieier Mtubnung
feline Spl9c lciiten 5u biirien aus
Hildiidt auf icinc Gltern.
.Satcr uub Wuttcr luerben lid,
6u Sooe dn9ltigcn". mcintc CT Sl
Den beipr9tcn Seuten, .ipcmn ih
nid't sur g%elpobnten Stmbc 6u Sauie
cintrcfic; lie 9loubeu bauu. id lei
pcrluglildt." NIio mudtc or lid,
tilbncn Mtutbc9 nui Den &eg uno
nrbcitctc Iidl pndcr hurd Shnec nnb
Stllrm binbllrd,.
Nlleiu &iub mn Sdneefull lpiitbcs
ten INNER ltdrtcr uno iilr 2aitl
muroc cS nit icbcr 0tiuutc idiuieriger.
fIott fort6ufpnmen uub ben redteu
%c9 nidt 81 ueriebleu; balp muBtc
CT iibcr iebr bobc SdncclpGllc tlcttcru.
balb micbcr tici uiebcriteigcn. Git
mchte ibm audi Der &inh b%erartig
oic Sduccflodcn ms @ciidt. baB er
uidt5 icbcu tonntc,
"@ruBer 8ott, mas ioll bas gcbcn!"
|icui5te CT. inoem CT lid Die oiden
ShlpciBperlen bon DER Stirne ipiid)te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Scs GinDcs Nuec.
(Gnu @aulu Srnuf.)

Su lcld,tcit mir 10 trell cnt0egcu
9tuS beiucr hunflcu Wdrdcuprnd)t;
8as fam uud tiefer mid bcipcgcr.
gus beiucS @~iubcoblifes Maft?
Sic llnidulo lieet 10 tief perborgen
Sn beiucu licben SenItcrietn;
Sic @cihc bcinc5 2ebeu5nlprgcl2,
Sclua6rc tic, .! tIctbc rcinl
Sizes lit mcin @unIdl. Der bid bc9lcitct
Su OeincS 2e6eus SriiblingS5eit,
Gin Sd)ab, NM Den man bid Benedict
Sein Srpit in S6mcr6 uuo Sitterteit
60 lcud)te mir. OH n,ilbc Come,
Nlls beiner bunflen Strablcnall.
Gel meincs SebenS iiiBe 8onne,
Sci meines 9cr5en5 Simmelstoul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Selbitperleugnnng.

lluldngit beiudte i'd %nniern alien
Sfarrer, un1cru trelcn, ldn9idbri9en
Sausfreunb, ipelfer bon i6lperer
&ranfbeit chen geneien mar. Sm
Saufe Der l~lntcrbaltuns fla9te er. ipie
piclc Yldne Die &ranfbcit ourdfreu5t
lno ipelhen &ufldlub 10 mandc briilz
acnoc In9elegcnbeit baburd) crlitten
tdtte.
Y@ic oft", idloB CT pebnliitbi9,
rbc i'd in mcincn Srebi9tcu Die Sc
IL als cine ser lhDnIten Sugenben
pricIen; ME abcr bate i) gebaht,
II ibrc Iusilbung 10 idtper lei uub
picl Sclbitpcrlcu9nung crforoercl"
Slui Dem Seimiue9 9iu9 mir baS
ScIprnd)ene nod]mals burb Den Sinn,
unb i'd crippg, lpic notblpenbig iebem
Weniden @ebulb uuo Selbitperleugs
mlng lei, iuenu CT nidt lid icIbit our
Gual, ieiner Samilie gum llnbeil uno
Der Mcni6bcit 3ur Slage ipcrben ioa.
Tbcr. lit nidt baS GrDtbcil aller
ctcrblitcu Gin mebr pber peniger an
ncburener GgoismlS uub barauS euts
%ipringenb G%igenlpillc unb ltn9ebulb?
Bcrfeu mir iutr einen 9lid in uuiere
Rinocrrubcn; lpic babcn Die fleinen
Scutd]en idon 5u fdnlpfcn 9cgen bieie
l%lntugeno lno Die mand)e Mutter ldBt
bic ipilben SprpBlingc in Den ainoers
bergen ipild)crn, anitatt tic init fainter
0anb ipegSri6ncibenl Sriibmorgen5
mnbnt Der Wedcr 6llm Iufltebeu, unb
ad) - oa5 Eager lit nod 10 ipcif!
9tlr einrIal nod Gin iucuig rmDrebcnl
Sa brdngt bas M1bdcn, CO lei boditc
Belt, unb bcrnis muB Der arnle Sdlds
Ter. Nun beiBt's ba5 @eridumtc nod
boleu, Niles muB in Gle geben. ga
5iebt lid Der Sduiirriemeu gum
1lotcn, baS 3erren pcrihlimmert Die
Sahe, Die tleine lln9eoulb 5ctert nad
0fener ooer, Shcere. S6nipp -
idnnpp lit her Hieinen eut5lpei. elm
ncller einsciGniirt. ilnb cinige Yfeus
ni9c ilicgen IN Den &oblenfaiten. Sas
Sriibitild Itebt oereit; nm beibt es,
ifnel madden, Ionlt ipiro'S 81 ipdt CUR
S6ule. Sic Wilh aber lit mod bciB;
mtipilig itampft Der fleine SUB. alb
tiiblen halt Su lnn9c uuf, poripdrts,
iriih aetrunfenl Gin Sdrci, Elm pers
b%rannter Mlinb, Gin be9oiienes aleib,
cine 5erbrodene Saiie, Gin beflcdtcr
Seppih iino Die Sol9eu bcs &an9els
on Notwithstanding. NO moglid)
itebt bann Die 6drtlifc Wutter I'M
S%inter9runS nnb bctlagt bdnbes
ringeno bas IiBseidid ibres @olbs
tinbcs, anltatt Der tleincn llngeSulb
cine berbc 2eftion 81 gebcn.
Ser Wittag fpnrnlt; ltiirmild miro
bic 0aus9lodc gr6ogcn mb, ba Die
Sbiirc lid nid]t 9leid oiinet. init beu
tlcincu AbidBeu Ilnrm gegen tic gcs
trommclt. Gili9it itiir8t baS Idbhen
ullS Der 8didtiid)c binaui. untcrs
lucgS nod ole Sdnbe troduenb. Slber
idon t0nt ca ,ibnl bcrriih entgc9en:
.2ailcu Sic mid fiiniti9 nidt 10 lnnse
lunrteu. Sic iinb bod oa5u Oh, gleid)
81 Giinenl" llnb itol6eu SauptcS
idrcitct Die feline @nGbi8c binein.
Sic begriiBt bic Wuttcr, unb bieic &C.
mobrt al ibrem Gutieecn cincn 9roBen
9iiB inn Mrmcl beS Wantels. oGbcr,
ainp. scr quite Iantel; ipie lit bcnu
cas- 9%ctonmen?" - sd ipolltc bod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
y y y
lteber bic Sterblidfeit fleiner Sinoer.

Sl Ser grofinungs> Sibung bes
Nationalen 8pusreies Der @otbers
ano Eareut Seaders : @erbdnbe,
ipelde in Setroit. Wihigat, als
Settipn Der National educational
Iiiociation ta9ten, erfldrte Srau
Sreoeric Sdoff aus philadelphia, ga,
am %. Sebruar III elmer Repe, baB
Die Observation-Disclosures Inn 60 Yro3ent
rebu5iert perben tonne, rcnn Die
Wiitter lire &inber in Der redten
@eiic b~ebanbeln piirbeu. Sn Den
crlten feds Sabreu, bis Die ainber
5ltr Sdule 9eben, piirben 100000
&inberlebcn 9eopfert. Srau S6oii
empfabl Die Grnennung zines aonlites
gum Shlls Der ainbcr in iebem Sis
itrift ieoeS Staates Der llnipu, ipel6es
burdJ iein 3uianmenarbeiten NIT ben
Sanitdtsbcamteu, Softorcn, &inber@
pflegerinnen uno Soipitdlcrn Scr be-
treiicnoen Siitriftc ieoer SHUTTER bel
Der S6iieung ibrcr aiuber bilfreid,
sur Snnb iteben ioac.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Die Sunsfraulihfeit.

Ser bl. 8ilarius. 9iidoi bon
Soiticrs uub airhenlebrer. mar, be-
Dor er Srieiter purbe, perbeiratbet
unb bate cine Spd)ter. Ils CT beS
driltlid)eu 0laubens ipegeu in Die
Serbaunuug nuh Iiien geihidt
murbe, lieB CT ieiue Sod)tcr bel cincr
hriitliden Samilie 3uriid. Ils Die
Sodter erpadicn mar, iolte lie einen
driitliden Siin9liug bciratben. Sic
tbeilte bieleS ibrem Sater NIT. Sod
bieier antiportetc ibr: Sd iperbe nun
balb udd Souie fomnlcn mn Sir baS
Yortrdt zines aubercu S%rdutiaoms.
zines aonigsiobncs mitbrinecn; pieier
ipil ipdtcr icIblt tommen. mn Sid
ab5uboleu. Oh farmit Damn Der
aleiGeu uub Sid fir Den einen ODER
auberu entideioeu." vas Der Batter
uad Sauie lam, Sei9te CT ibr oas
beiligc areu5 Sbri'ti unb rietb ibr.
lidl SbriituS in lebeuSldnalidcr
Sungirdulidteit 5u ipeiben. Die
5odter iol9tc Dem Hatbe oes Gaters
uub ltorb bolb barauf eiueS ieliaen
SoocS. Sei ibrem Sobc iprad Der
giidoi 81 ibr; .Siebe. Sein @rGu.
tigum tommt ilnb nm labet CT lid
6um Npd)Scit5nNble ein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
9atbuliidJcr &irdjenfalcnbcr.
Seus m oom Seuel
Der nd t.
Nattb. 4, Iii.
(WtGrs.)

(gtdrS.)
II. z. Oregon 3. Or. S6cppbnnc&.
10. 90. Gupbrniiu. Niccpbor. Ocrnlb.
II. 8. Watbilbe, St. Gutpdius, ".
Is. R. 2ougiu. Stem. 9oi6. (OEat.)
16. 8. Seribert. Gpriafus. G9apit.
II. s. 9atrit. 0ertrub. SbcoO.
IS. 9. GnriI b. Seruiol. Gabriel.
y ~ ~
ScS SinDcs Nuec.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
fUr die liebe 1u0end.



Lernet Selbstbeherrschung, Abt0dtung
n Selbstversagung, damn wird Euch
der T~ugendpfad NIGHT so steil erschei-
men. Besonders jetzt, in der hi. FaSten-
Zeit, sollt Ihr HE und da Euch selbst
! kleine Busse auferlegen, cine
kleine Freude versagen: glaubet nur,
lhr werdet es spdter NIGHT bereuen.
MIMI
Der flcine 8eisenipieler.
Sn @icn bat Dor GINGER 3eit elm
5ip~olfldbriger ipaderer 8plfsidIiiler Die
beroiente Inerfcunung fir einen berrz
li6en geiueis ieiner sroBen Batter
lanbsliebe uno Spferfreubiefeit err
balten.
Bon Dem eOleu Grange beleelt, feline
Id)ipatcu ardfte mad Dem geiipiel Der
Griuad)icnen in oieier ihfperen ariegss
6eit III Den Sient Der 9ebrdnaten nno
Seibenben 81 ~itellen, mar Der brapc
Sunge auf einen ei9enartteen ginfal
9efommen. Su er muiifaliif iebr be-
sabt uub fir ieine Suseub unseipobns
LID tild)tig I'M 8eigenipiel lit, bate CT
in ben eriten Wouaten bes 8rieges
bdlfig aIf DEM iosenunnten Sra
ben, eineTr Der belebtciten Yunftc ber
niterreid]iid)en auiieritapt, offentlid)
@cige geipieIt. Nebcn it'd bate CT
cine Sanmlelbiihie seitelt nit Der
%Nufidrift: sir uniere Gertpuns
betenl"
Surf ieiu id)0nes, ieelenpoacs
Spiel p~erItano Der anabe Die Gpriiberz
9ebenoen 10 81 fcneln unb ibre Ser5en
81 rilbren. baS Die nleiIten nid,t lpeiter
gin9eu, pbue in Die 9iidie cine @eIos
ipeube, oft redt aniebulide @abeu, an
r~perfeu. Nuf oieie 8eiie fiiIte ith Die
Silhic mebr als einmal, uno naob
eiuiger 3ett bate Der feline 8eigenz
lpieler iiber 1900 &ronen geIammelt
uno al Die ariegsfiirlorgeifeae Der
9auptItaot gIiiditrabIeno abgeliefert.
Ser 9eiter bieier Stele beriftete
iiber bas ihoue 8irfen bes &naben.
60 erfubr audi Der gr6ber6o9 Sran5
Salpatpr bapou, lIno Dieier beihlob.
tief eeriibrt iiber Den finolideu Be-
meiS bon Hddltenliebe unb paterldns
oiihcm Spferiinn, ben iunsen Seloen
nls5u3eihnen uno 81 belobnen. or
lub ben 2ebrer unb einige Witi6iiler
oe5 4na6en in ieinen Ealdlt ein. Su
9egcntuart mebrerer bDbcrer Sffi5iere
belt Der gr5ber5og baum cine ber5lid,c
Nniprafe an ben iun9en aiinitlcr unp
iiberreidte ibm banod, cine nit benz
ber5ogliheu @appen gcifmiidte llbr
unb Settle.
Ser &nabe bate 10 cine mir Iein
gan8es 9ehcu ipertbpolIc Inerfennung
pafiir. bab CT nah Den @orten sebaus
BELT bate, bic ih tiir5lid) IN cinem
ihDnen oNufrui an SeutIblano's
Srneipelt" III ciucr Sugenos 3eits
Idrift las:
llno aud mir ainber limb
bereitl
8ir iteb'u in irurmbcipegter
3eit
8etrelI aui unicrm Soiten.
8ir mad]eu e5 Den Inbern
leidt.
Sptueit ole id)lpad)e Strait iius
reift,
Mug es aud Wiiibe toiteu,
8ir Hagen nidt, mir 5asen
nid)t,
llno pb ms Iandes aud
gebridt,
8ir ipoleu's germ entbcbrcn.
llno gernc bietcn ipir Die
Sanb,
@o'5 gilt. im beutld,en
Waterlauo
Sem Seib. Der sptb 81
pcbreul
xxx
Die Sunsfraulihfeit.
Ser bl. 8ilarius, 9iidoi bon
Soiticrs uub airdenlebrer. mar, be-
Dor er Srieiter purbe, perbeiratbet
unb bate cine Spdbter. Ils CT oeS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Sinoer uuo @anoelbilpcr.

@%eleeentlid elmer 3uIanmenfrnit
Der Sbicu9p'er Sdyulbcborbe y lprad)
Sr. w. g. Suplcr ilber baS Sbcma,
.9as Sinh uno Die &anbclbilbcr".
Ser Hcbncr beleudtete pprnebmlid
ben GiuiluB ouf Die fDrperlid)e, 9eiiti9e
uub %leruclle Gntpidlung Der aiuper
ourd Die Grandchildren. Sic 1ino fem
nellcs Yroblen, bonn tic iino lebigs
lib lebenbig g~elporbenc Sdauipielc
obne 8orte, Die man fir ben SreiS
BON 5 bis 10 Gents iebcn fam. Sieie
Siai9feit 5icbt uuicre Auimertiamfcit
nuf Die Sbatldde, oab ouS Sroblcm
Der biui9cu 2itcrdtur nltd nod nid]t
9eloit lit. Die @~iberiprilhe 9egen
Die 8anbelbilper perbeu ourd cine
3eniur nidt beleitigt meroen, MIR na.
bnrd), bnf Batter nnn Wutter NIT ben
2inncrm bieielbeu beiud,cn nno ME
mails bic &inner allein gcben laiien.
@aS Die ainber bort ieben, lpirD pbne
3lpciiel pernnlnnen, hnB iie Sragcu
an bic gltcrn rid)tcu iibcr Sin9c. Die
lie icbcn. Wcnu cS mo9lih ludrc, Die
&inbcr ilber ,SebenSproblcme" IN I'm
lpilicnbeit 81 baltcn, 10 lpiirbe CT, iu9tc
Der 8ecuer. hns tbun, nnh Dem
Spriihport; ~%o llnluiilcubcit Sc9cu
lit. lit cS Sborbcit. ipciie 81 icin".
abcr Die &unbelbilbcr madden bas II
mpalid,.
Sie &anbclbilncr umo ibrc Mt0Az
lid)tciten iiir Die GntluidlunA Der
ainbcr itcbcn crit i'll ibrcn Iufungen.
Sic iinb Die groBtc @ndt, raS Senteu
bcS NinbeS 81 mcdcn.
Gltern ioIltcn baraui ndlten, bnB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

Lernet misunderstanding, Abt0dtung
und Selbstversagung, damn wird Euch
der Tugendpfad NIGHT so steil erschei-
nen. Besonders jetzt, in der hi. Fasten-
Zeit, sollt Ihr HE und da Euch selbst
eine kleine Busse auferlegen, cine
kleine Freude versagen; glaubet nur,
lhr verdict eS splitter NIGHT bereuen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
(Speziell fir desc Zeitung.)
Aus meinem Tagebuch.
Won Il A.

alf Seite g. Z. Spultc, iinben.-
(Sic Geb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

Ser 2eier miro nit Scginn Der
belIti9en Summer
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05

London, Dec. 5.-Ettle Teddy
SIngsby will soon know for sure
whether he is a prince or a pauper
Upon the decision of the house Of
lords depends whether this six=year-
old boy come from the cutters Of San
Francisco or if he is master by right
of birth of the $4,000 Yorkshire
estate left by the late Rev. Charles
SingsbY
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05

Before Teddy" was born, in 1910,
Rev. SIingsby wiIled his princely
estate to the first male heir" born
to any of his children.
The British court of probate and
divorce decreed Teddy was the
legal heir as the son of G. H. R.
Slingsby, the boys full name being
Charles Eugene Edward SIngsby.
But appeal was taken to the higher
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-05
SIX-YEAR-oLD BOY PRINCE OR PAUPER?-
HOUSE OF LORDS TO DECIDE

.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
INVESTIGATE
"FLOATING"
LICENSES

Floating saloon licenses Will be
made the object of a careful inyes
ttgatton by the new liquor commit
tee
Robert Campbell. who now owns
The license card formerly held by
Frank Uibbler. is stnl working TO
obtain a desirable location for
liduor establishment He has again
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
AUTO EMBARGO
MODIFIED BY
n. Y. CENTRAL RY.

Traffic Commissioner uWfermll of
lbe Detroit Board of Commerce is
advised l0da4 from Nll. alE IA .lAa
effect that embargo So ra5. Sow
York Ccntml lime. haas been modI
fed PES follows
EMBARGO 6-1. established Dec "a.
1915 modified lau. 6. I9ls so Car ar
concerns shipments oulmlne at
points en- tHa New York Central
system roads or orle00a.us Within
switchiEg limW of conu,rlug roads.
at junction points with the roads
named In modification oi Jan. o. is
further modified and effective ar
once this company viii accept TO bo
consigned or .ocons.snet Tor export
via New York. automobile boxed
or Grated whom consigned 'ur de-.
livery g. stcau.rs .Hr which provi
sion has boyu Haie Go uoCe ot the
rocks OF Ola. West Shore ailroad.
Wehavkcn. n H.urr shipments
VII bc ucocrtd Har-emonts for
docking of steamers H forwarding
thereof OF rh. proper shipments
must bc made .fU the foreign
freight ggrAr OF Na HIole Central
railroad who upon such arrange
ments hcinh made win authorize the
railroad aren. to accept shipments.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
JURY, AFTER TEN
HOURS, CONVICTS
MAN AS SLAYER

u took jury IN Federal Judge
Tuttle's court 10 hours, Thursday.
te return a verdict of guilty against
John Catania, indicted on. white
slavery charge Judge Tutue imme
diately sentenced Catauia 10 serve
l8 months ia leavenworJh prison
The verdict was reached about n
p. m
Cstanio was charged with having
brought Irene Roesser from Buffalo
10 Detroit on Aug %. 1918. In vio.
lation of the Mann act The jurors.
before they agreed. were informed
uy JUDGE TurtIc that the fact
Cafania intended 10 live with the
girl after coming 10 Detroit did not
excuse him under the law. I'M pro
uouncire sentence, Judge Tutue
said he had intended to give Catonia
Az years, hnl changed his mind
because Of the Wow taken by the
jury OF Che evidence submitted
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
MARRIED MAN
TWICE HER AGE;
SEEKS DIVORCE

Mrs. Eleanore Clara knight Leg
gett now IS certain she mad" "a
grave mistake when. seven YEAR
ago, a. the age OF ~ she married
a man who was more than twice
her age. Suing him for "a divorce.
charging cruelty and faiure 20 pro
vide for her and her tour.vearold
daughter Florence Mr., Leggctt
told Judge Mandell about her mis-
take, Friday William a. LegEett
a musician and teacher Of tho violin,
who now is IN his Gfty.siXrh year
appeared I'm courr 10 contest the
suit denying tho charges his young
wife has hlcd against him.
Leggett, who had teaching studios
I'm Detroit. Lansing. Frbtou Pontiac
and other adjacent cities, taught a
class of pupils In Pontiac, and Ele.
anore Clara Knight was one of the
pupils
lie talked 10 me much NJ how
much ne loved me and I responded
10 his love, the young woman said.
~ believed he was the man ! should
marry but my parents protested
vigorously
I'm November 1899 after words
with my mother, left Pontiac and
came 20 Detroit Mr. Leggett and
I we're married next morning.
Put his affection cooled she said
until his attitude became one OF In.
diferens- except on such occasions
AS he Would gNe expression 10 his
anger by beating aud ohoki1g 1g her.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
PIKERS, Ell? WELL,
ANNIE, WHAT DYE
SAY TO THIS, NOW?

New York cly police records
show thu Annie Be-tooitz. alias
lille Ga5db-t~buud. uliuz FHHg Cold
nan etc vas arrested last week,
charged ni,h being pickpockot
All Of which has very little TO do
with fbe Detroit police department.
business o0e.ally But unomcially
several Of The detectives are having
20 good laugh about .I
Detective Frank Wilkinson walked
about tho banking district Friday
carrying au expansive grin
Smattor Frank quariod one of
his friends. "diI aomcoue viii you
Tho Dime bank building
Efforts 10 learn tho cause of tho
Hcer's mirth were futile until
someone asked him If ne bad seen
Ami" BcrkoVitz lately Then he
laughed outright and produced a
long clipping from a New York
newspaper which told or Annle's
arrest after sho robbed a woman
OF 20 cents In the same purse with
me 20 cents, the story told. there
were $1,000 worth Of diamond
which Annie missed
And She called the Detroit de-.
tecives pikors tta last time size
was here said Wilkinson
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
LANDLORD
TOOK FURNITURE,
HUSBAND THE REST

The married life of Agnes and
Abraham Terhunc WASH. ss long as
twas exciting, according 20 a slor,
she told Justice Gainey Friday
morning jn police court when She
obtained warrant for nonupport
for her husband
She told the justice that her hus-
band ran away from her five times
iu The six months they We're mar
ried The last time she said he
took everything in the house thai
was valuable except tha furniture
and the landlord took that az back
payment for tho rent.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14

charter amendment He assure
the mayor thar the Cit.zyns league
viii bee glad 10 cooperate iu bring
ing about these reforms
Edwin S. George and Attorney
Fred VI. Butzel have also compli-
meuted tho MAYOR on his plan 10
appoint committee OF citizens to
informally work ont come needed
charter changes for submission 90
the common council and the people
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Jan a.
Lee G. Phillips has 500 acres OF
sunhowcrs and lis known as the
"Suufover king He sells the seed
10 breakfast food makers. n costs
him something like IS per acre 20
grow sunAowers and he markets the
seed at from three 10 five cents q
pound The yield per acre. Phillips
says, is from $35 10 $50.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
Maine Relic Recovered

One of The side waJos OF The bat
Hcship Maine. which had been i'm.
bcddcd in thr mud at The bottom OF
Havana harbor since 1898, was re-.
Gently brought up hy the anchor of
re American steamship Esperanto.
Popular Mechanics Magazine
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
Sore Throat or Mouth.

You must keep the throat and mouth
clean and healthy. ANY disease that
attacks the canal through which must
pass the food we eat. the beverages we
drink and the very air we breathe is a
serious matter. WbyneV.ect Sore Throat
or Sore Mouth when TONSILINE
makes IL so easy for YOU TO get relief1
TONSlLlNE i the remedy specially
prepared for that purpose. TON r.
SLIME does its full duty you CsSA
can depend upon IT, Keep a
bottle in the house where YOU n
can get II quick when needed Is
25c. and SOC Hospital Size 1
gl,00. All Druggists. "
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14

A Million Mothers behind
the purest, cleanest, most nu-
tritious of all cereal foods
Shredded Wheat. They have
tested it and found il best
for youngsters, best for
grown-ups a food to work
on, to play on, to think on.
Contains the life of the wheat
in a digestible form puts
gimp and ginger into the
iaded body. Delicious for
breakfast or for any meal with
milk or cream. Made at
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14

This great January Sale is just
filled with remarkable values such as
this. Everywhere, on every floor,
are hundreds of them. but none more
remarkable than this
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
hairs and Tables Have
Sliding Castors

These castors are known as
"Domes Of Silence" They slide
smoothly and silently over the floor.
The upholstering is over resilient
spring construction!
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
Finish

THcsc suites are made by the
Eleuco Company of indianapolis,
Ind, the largest makers Of Library
Furniture. The finish and construc-
tiou is excellent. Sl5O delivers the
entire suite to you.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-14
Wonderful Sale

An Extra Special From
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-15

yesterdays game at Boston. Elliott
is the only catcher left with the
team. -'.
Benny Leonard punished Frankie
Conifrey so badly in six rounds at
New York. that the bout was stopped.
Cenfreys friends started a free-for-
all fight and chairs and bottles flew.
Spike Kelly knocked out Morrie
Bloom in the third round at Aurora.
Kelly had the fight in hand from the
first gong.