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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
NDripGrte IN fatbDltidbcr
Nrcf. G~ntWifclmmg!

l>rber 2cier!-Ge bolbpodentltden ausgaben bon ySbe Catholic
I Cribune" baben IN 1915 tr grifeinen begpnnen. M0ge es
: lrn gelingen, oieie Nusgaben banerbat erinen3i1bie all
MAIDEN, inOent Die abonrenten6abl innerbalb Der nGdien Sabre at
Der notbtgen Sobe iteigt uno Die 9raft unerer 9ieniteiihng in ent.
iprehenoem Mabe erbobt miro.
Sn Hopernber unb DECEMBER 1915 gelana es, einiae 5000
Mbonnenten (metltens fritbere Abonnenten unierer @odenbl1ner)
tlr balbpo6entltbe Musgaben 5u gepinnen. 9ieles beoeutet einige
2500 @bonnenten per Wonat. Sbifon mir fnum enparten ourien,
oB bieier Sdritt regehmGBig ieben Wfonat ~beibebaltcn meroen fam,
10 ioaten mir bod cine ipldje 3abl erprobhr unb begeinerhr 2eer
Der balbp0fentIiden ausguben bon oSbe Catholic tribune" gcpin.
nn, Dob mir oteIer Elan fatboltlher DISCRIMINATING entldieoen
ipctiertlbren tonnen.
Us gilt, nlttbg auf inherent acknowledgement @egc peitertnar.
lbieren. Mir nnten Sdritt fir Sd]ritt-nift IN Sprinaer-
melter porparts arbeltcu. gs gilt, Die fatbpGife Breie our Sofe
oes sanScn fatboliden GoHeS 81 MAIDEN lmb Ben nGffeu, tbrnlihen
Sdritt ipeher pornn 5u MAIDEN.
@oblperltanben! @r baben oe SerauSaabe Observation-Disclosures
Iusgaben crit begounen. NeOofion rmo @eidatsleitna nruien
Iest erfabrer, oh lire 9%eniibmgen fir oanerbafte gntpifelung Die.
Ter Iusgaben erfolgreid) iehn peroen, oamit bGe grfolge Den nod.
item Sdritt in fatboltd)er BreBsgntpidellng 10 ielbiperit1noIif uno
natIrlid) fogen laiien, pe Die 9lume aus Scr anoipe berporaebt.
Die Earole fir Die nddJten Wonate uno Sabre nub baber iein:
rSaet uns Die Ibonnenenlite Der baIbpofentliden Iusgaben 81
ioIfer 3abl bringen, OoB oas geoiirfniB unb Die Naffroee unter
mnerifaniifen aatbolien nad fatbolHder BreBt g%ntpidellna All
Shf lrs, leber 2eer, Die baltp0dentli6en gusaaben bon
.Sbe Catholic tribune" perbreiten. Gorge, bab betne @erpanoten,
srernoe lnb Nadbarn nf oieebe obonnren $500 per Subr i'm
rlrnnern umo pertbeile lie i'm 0ereine, an Ser 9irdentbire, etc. Ser
Serr 8eihafsfibrer miro Dir serne bebiiIilif ien. Nfht aufd)e-
benz Sbue es fr Die grobe Sadie Der fatboiifen Yrefe lno tort.
itrihlide, fatboiide DISCRIMINATING.
Scr GBef.&ebaften
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

i6e Winiiter oes MeuBern) lit i'm BE.
iis bon mebreren Yetitionen nit $50
Mamen eriter Sduier bon &io, Son.
tos, 9. 8aulo II. T.. ~, in benen err
gebeten miro, bel Der ensliiden Me.
gterung lino ibren 0erbiinbeten bafitr
ein5ltreten, oaB Die georiifnng oes
~neutrulen Sanbels aufbore. 9raiilia-
niide aalifleute fonnen feline oeut.
i6en uno oiterrei6iiden @oaren ein-
fibren, obwobl man peiB, baB piele
@rtifel nur aus 9eiitidlano su baben
iino. 0ieies SinoerniB maht nift
MIR ibr gemobnlid,es @ei6Gft I'm.
moglif, ionoern itebt aud Der aus.
fiibrung bon MISREPRESENTATION i'm
Weg, mas 81 itpperen Storungen
filbrt. Die Sabrifanten Ieioen unter
Dem Waneel an Hobitoifen, Die Sm.
p%orteure inter Dem Dtanael an
Waaren, iuto 5par in ioltem IqBe,
ooB lie in @efobr geratben, lire lin.
foIten nidt mebr oeden 5l fonnen.
las lngered)te engliife @ebot bat
BON Gag 5u Gag iflimmere Solgen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Sic @crcwigung bes Sahcs in
Eraufreid,.

Sn Dem 9citre6en, Den SuB gcgcn
9eutld)lono nid)t mebr untergeben 5u
loiicn, iorOert Die ratios orbeitclOe
Hbantulic Der Sran5olen ltetS nclle
&orid)l1gc 81 tugc, bcnen Die 9lGttcr
nllcr Hidtlmgcu bc~reinuillig Nui,
nabmc g%ep1brcn. 0ielcm Vcitrcbcn
lit and Der Nrtrag e%ntlprungen, alien
iencn iran5olild)en StG0ten ul0
groBeren Ortid)aitcr, Die in Der
&ricgs5onc liegcn, uno inter Den
@irfungen ocs &ricgcS belonoers
ifmere S60oigungen c"rlitten baben,
cine ge5eid)numg beiSulegen, nit Der
lid bic Grinnerung an Die iurttbare
3cit oeS gegenuartigen Sriegcs unb
on ooic @relleltboten Der BODIES"
nod fiir Die ipGteiten 8cshledter per-
fniipien ioa. 9tah Dem .Sournal
6es 9ebats" lit DER Winiiter ocS Sn.
nern, an Den iid bic Antrogiteacr
NIT ibrem Wunld)c %gcpanot babeiL
ld)on oesbalb geneigt, bent Antra9
menigltens tbeilmciie Solac 81 lciiteL
neil rs bercitS cine Staot in Sraif.
reid gibt. Ole icit piclen ,Sobrbunoer.
ten IN ibrem Atnnen cine oerortige
%Grinncrlm9 an ldmere ariegs5eitcn
tr0gt; cS nilr6e olio ni6tS Neues &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

ben feitgebunben an 8feroepflod.
ollie itanoen lie oa, ols oh lie Der
nGftlide Sritbel nid)ts onginge. ySd,
per bot benn eieentlih uciefalp &C.
rufen2" Wan rietb bin rnb mieoer,
Der meinte bies, Der ienes. SdlieB.
It'd FAM elmer oara,f, Der Stimme
na6 Tonne es MIR Der ipinoeloiirre
8o6 sepeien iein. stlio bin gum aii.
fenipaeen! 9ort blin5elte aus Der.
i6lafenen @euglein unier 8leinoo
unb minoerte iid oh Der Sruge.
slo6, mir! Serr Oberleitnant, melO'
i'd seboriamit, fab ih tr1iimt, mir
iein entlauft meine @adbiibnl, iein
lie aber nod oa, is anes in Sronuug,
melb' ih g%eboriamit." geo, menn eS
nift Der aiihempagen gemeien mare.
bdtten meine aerle i'm mitiammt oent
Sod in gan5 fleines SolS 5erlegtl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Die seitOrte Nad)trnbc.

9as vYrager Sagblatt" er5dblt ein
litltiges Stiidlein ans benz Seloe, oas
elm oiterreidiifer Sffi5ier auf benz
liiopolnild,en arieesidauplas erlebt
nno nod SauIe berihtet bat: sd,
poute eben meineu einfer5isen Glitter
perlolhen, als ploslih orauben ne.
ben Dem fabrenoen Seim elm beiierer
Shrei gellte: YStaawart, ~uciefaIpl"
Isle lino aus9eriiienD Ser Wann
bate nur oas uciefalp gebort uno
rief gleid ieine aameraoen bonn
OienIte. Wan Lief bin uno Der. Sm-
nler mebr Duroen munter uno riefen
u~ciefalp, Der 3agsforporaI ihimpfte
uno ais iblieBlib aud nod Ger bidc
v0ienItfiibrenoe" aus ieinem @agen
berauspolterte, mar Der Summed in
pollem Ifforo. @iuiee 6atten iih
idon auf ibre 8aiile geifpunaen uno
galoppierten in Die bonn lpGrlid,en
Wonolibt belhienene @bene binaus.
aber aaes Suden inb Sluhen mar
pergebens, Die @iisreiBer uaren mir.
genos 5u ieben nod an boren. Ia
fam iemano alif Die Srage, melher
8rampen oenn eigentlid auseeriiien
lei. gtun 9ine's an elm Sin uno Ser,
uno elmer nah oent aitoern meloete,
betreit aufatbmeno, ieine HoiIer itiin-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Der Snno ais Selepboniit.

Die fran5oiiid)en 3eitungen iino
uniibertreiflid I'M grfinoen BON @e.
Ihid)ten, Die Die lteb~erlegenbeit ibrer
Irnlee bepeilel ioaen. "a Die S1Ielle
Der Seloenabenteuer Der Boilus aber
bereitS 5iemlid erihopft lit uno
oa bas Selepublifum abmehielung
bruu6t, iinb gegemudrtig Die berpor.
ragenoen SeiInngen ser fran5oiii6en
&~riegsbunOe an Der Meibe. Cine Die
Ter fir Die galliid)e 3eitllnespbantoiic
be5eidnenoeu Sunoegeididten iei
bier I'M @ortlout oes ,@aulois" nie-
oergegeben: Ger bette urlerer
GriegsbunOe lit iiferlid) euro, Der 81
gan6 beionoerem Sienit a~usgebiloet
mur0e. NadtS lGuit euro, einen
fleinen electromagnetic, Der oitrf,
einen 0rabt nit unierem Sor6poiten
perbunoen lit, inn Waule trogenb, 10
no6e ais moglid an Die feinoliden
Stellllngen beran. Gr legt ben Pip
parat Dor iif aui Den 8ooen, iebt iid)
I'M Shlise oes 0rnfels hieoer uno
bordt. @enn Der SeinO 81 einem
Streif5ug nuIbrift oOer ionit cine
@elpegitng in Sen feinolihen Stellia.
gen mcrfbar miro, BELT euro leiie
iiinimlol in Die Wtliihel bes Sele.
pbons. 9tad)bem er ms 10 benad).
ridtigt bat, poft Der wadere Suno
Den apporot mlcocr nit Den 3abnen
uno rait III geitredtem @alopp 5u
inns auriif."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

lfaffen, ionbern unIr Elm 8raud aus
altfran5oiiifer 3eit nelt belebt iper.
ben. Die Stobt, oeren Name oils
SorbilO fir Die llmpanolune Sobl-
reif)er fran5oiiid)er 8emeinoen in I'm.
leren Sagen oienen ioa, lit oas feline,
I'M 9toroen SranfrcidS gelegene, uno
lpie lpieoerbolt id)on irii9er, 10 alid)
1eet mieoer burd) baS Seuer bon
Sreltnb uno Seiuo idtper geitGoiste
8itrple.gru bas ieinen geinamen
ldon I'M Sabre 1143 erbielt (ni6i
crit rnter 8orl ", fpie man bisber
pielfah annabm), uno our9 bieie ge.
5elt)nung ieine 9emobner nod INNER
oaran %erinnert, Dab es Dor fat 800
Sabren bel einem feinbIiden ginfoae
perbrannt ipuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Gnslanbs ariessfoiten.

u. @. Sapcod i6reibt in Der Con.
tinental Zines: ,Dieier arieg
foitet inns 31a Iiaionen Yfuno tag.
lid ODER 1877, 900 Yiuno iGbr.
lid. 3as ia9t ben meiiteu iebr noe.
mig. @ir iiuo niht gcrpobnt, in Wtil.
lionen 5lt oenfen. 8ie piele Men.
lten pergegenmdrtigen iid, Dab oieie
Sumnte mebr oils Elm Efunb fir ieoe
Winute lett 8eburt 9briiti ~beoeutet?
Sbne Die 3inien 81 rebnelt, miiroen
mir 1 Yhlnb Die Winute fir 2341
Sabre 5u iparen boben, ODER 234
Sfuno in Ger Mimite fiir 100 Sabre,
Inn Die Soften zines 4riegsiabres 3i
Oedel. Die 3inien allein Der ariegs-
foiten zines Sabres tiir england 5ll
MIR Az Bro5ent geretnet geben 100
Bfu1o fur ole Wiinute. Ser &rieg
foitet ms iest gerooe iiber 40 pfuno
IN Der Sefilnbe. @as Ole Hegierrms
on arbeitsborien, Serli6erungen,
Ilterspeniionen IN einem Sabr aus.
gibt, lpiiroe miere ariegsfolten rtur
fiir 4 Suge unb Z Stllnoen oeden,
lpaS lie al Observation-Disclosures fiir
Gin Sabr bejublt mr. iiir 2 Sti,noen
mo % Winuten. Ger Bdnamafanal
foltet 70 Wiaionen Eiunb, nniere
&riegsfolten pGbrcnb elmer Beriooe
bon ullr 81 Sagen mo 10 Stunoen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
yraiilianiihc 9lascn gegen Gnslamo.

Inter Dem Sitel Die Sanoels.
be5iebun9cn 9raiiliens mabrenb beS
aricgeS" peroiientlid)t 0os beocil.
terlOc 9ldtt .Gorreio on Manba" IN
Hio DC ,Snlleiro einen benlerfensiper-
tbcn Irtifel, Dem mir oas iolgenoe
cntncbmen:
rWon meiB, OaB unier 8eianoter
in Sonoon, Serr 9apier Sontoura,
olti Die Nadri6t, baB ENGLAND Ole
Ibiif)t bobc, ole ireie ausfubr unie.
res bauptiahliditen HroOuftes (aaf.
iee) lopicl wie moglih ~ beidrdn-
fen, an ole Soreign Office cine Note
gerid}tet bat, nm gegen Die 3umli-
tbullgen Der britiiben Hegierung uno
ibrer Serbiinoeten 81 proteitieren uno
cine elite elmer groBen 3abl ifWeoi-
ifer, noruegiiber utb bGniiher Sau-
ier an~5ubieten, Die ben Yerbiinoetel
nid)t ueroGhtig iein founen lino oa.
Der Die Woglihfeit babeu ioaten,
nab gclieben braiilianii6en aafice
81 fauien. Sic engliid)e Hcgierung
erflGrte, ole gngelegenbeit priiicn at
molcn. Ioh obmobl Scrr Sontoura
in standardization Con mn cine
mo9lifit raid)e Mntport" criud,te. lit
oieie bis beiltc. orei Wionate ipGter,
noh nid)t gegcben moroen.
Serr Sauro Wiiler (oer braiiliuni.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

9ilo. Die. Huinen iiebt man nidt
mlebr, ,leue 0dder leuhten Ifon bort
unten aui. ben breiten, neu ange'
leeten .Notbltanoslpeg berallf fommt
inns cine Shaar glrbeiter e~ntgegen,
NIT ibren belgiidell, eingeoriidten
Wiieen, Dem rotben Saidentlid) INN
ben Sals ODER Dem @oQibmpl altf
Dem Giiden mo Den lafierten Sol5-
idrtben, in benen lie oieie lebmigen
@ege leiht iibertpinben, elm nidt en-
ben molenoer, LANCER 3ltg leberber
@eitalten zines Weunier uno 3ola,
Die bier unb in Der belgiiden Snou-
itrie ibre io5iolen @eitalten ifp,ien
nnb ibre Stofie ihopften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Gin 8eluh in SoSmen.

men Steiben. Die StraBen ieben
mieoer oroentli6 unb ialtber aus, Ser
Sdutt lit aufgeraumt, an Ben beiie.
rem Salliern bat man iogar Die Ser.
~5ieruneen iorgli6 9eiannteIt lnb
bingeiteqt, Die Better iino in 8aris
ooer England. Die 3eritorung bat
Ii6 meiit nur ge9en @oblbabenoe &c.
ri6tet. Wan nimmt an, oab ii6 in
bieien Sduiern nit Ger GinmiQigung
Der Better, belgii6e Soloaten in
3iDilfleioern peritedt bielten, Inn Sen
Strabenfampf 51 organiiieren. IS
bot ii6 furftbar 9erdht. @er inbei-
len BON Sopen-nad BEN anlerifani-
id)en Shredensbilbern ifien eS cine
Mllireniroot-ein ~5lpeite5 Nompeji
er1partet, miro enttGltid)t lcin. Nta6
oielem eriteu ginorud iiebt man MIR
nod in einigen SeiteltitruBcn eins
seine S1ltler abgebrannt, perif)ieocne
oieier SGlIier baben aber idon wie-
Der eill rlellcs Oo6 befommelt, III BEN
Hllinen iin0 9araden erbaltt, in
oeilen man InOenfen an Sopen mo
niislihere @egenitdnoe fa1fen fam.
Sognr cine 9erlib-S hool meloet I'm
terriht III alien Sprahen an.
Sas nnpericbrte Gatbbans.
lleberaQ iteben uniere 6elogro1en.
lleberal idppar5meiBrptbe Sfiloer.
bGllier. Selbgrnu berrid)t nto Die
@affe. grf Dem fleinen @od)er.
marft meroen id0neS @emiiie ulro
frii6es Sbit perfauft, Butter uno
SleiihL ales lit reidli6 porbanDen,
llur Die Gier mangeln. SSn Dem Elm.
5igen nod beitebenOen Sotel, 0as ill-
mitten pom Hllinen liegt, limo ollie
6eniteriheiben gan5 geblieben, Mon
%lerpiert Elm iebr 9utes Diner, fcierli6
beoient bon einem Yropin5feQner,
Der nit miiroepoaer @ralroe5Sa uno
langiam, mie e5 bier Sitte lit, einen
@ang na6 Dem an0ern alftrdgt. 9as
altmo0iihe Sotel nit ieinen 6luttge.
bliinlter aretonneporbangen. lit aus.
geitottet nit einem lGngit iiberlebten
Eropin5prullf, utter Dem perItulibter
rotber Sammet, pIiiihperfleioete Sta.
mine, bas Warfartbl,fett 'llno Del
briife cine geipenitiide HoGe ipielen,
uber oas Diner ielbit beitebt aus Ian,
ter angenebmen lle6erraihumgen.
Otan fam in baS f%leirlte StGot.
den fomlnen in 9elgien, III onS I'm.
ld)einbarite @aitbolls, iiberaQ finoet
man Die bette aiide.
Sor Dem Gatbbaus in 9omen itebt
Die @a6e, elm rieliger @eltfale, brett,
geiiino uno ihmulf. SrOomran5en
ellen nit ibren Wappen trepparli
unb treppab, Sfii6iere ulo Mtalln-
idyuften geben elm ull6 aus. Son Die
lem Hatbbaus iollte, rah ben ienla.
tionellen geridten Der Amerifaner,
Die bier jeBt Ole @obltbdter ipielen,
fem Stein mebr auf BENT anoern Iein,
aber 0us alte SaltS itebt unperiebrt
nit leiner enlightenment, faIt llberrei-
den Saiiaoe, ieinem pom Hegen ab,
acknowledgement Stein, Der wie Marmor
leltd)tet. @ie Elm @un0er lit 0ieles
reide, ifone 8ebduOe ipGtgotbiiden
Stills ltebell geblie6en. IS mad)t tait
einen acknowledgement Ginorud. rSn
Die pielen fleinen Niiden bot mal Die
5ierliden Steiniiguren crit naftrdg-
lih bineingeitelt, 10 oaB cS, oaOur6
pieQei6t crit einen ioit oll5lt iippigen,
iiberlaoenen Ginbrltd maht; bod limo
oieie @in5elbeiten 10 5ierlid NM oaS
@an5e lit 10 barmoniih, baB Der 9nu
nit ieinen orei 8ei6olien, ben ipib
aothiiden Sel1itern, Den ihlanferL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

| 3 6 6
Rcversil
lar, wit
Lengths
comfort;
sucker,
lawn ar
teal fe;
but if
stitched
neck fin
the 'nca
good in
cnt and
The am
added
Khaki c
Sf whit
y hecked
ucker,
.'opriat
: =. SO,
measure
~jnateria
AS Il DO
3luil. ol
- Cut i
pattern
,tf 3G-in
The ca
.nateria
Yards Il
g :
III Illul
yoke.
cloth, G
serge.
roy are
yoke &C
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

adtedigrn Sbiirmdlen, Oen foitlihen
Observation-Disclosures BON oft mittel.
alterlidIcr Gerbbeit, bod berrlider,
reid)er unO ihoner pirft ais ale an
oeren &atbb1uIer Der Brouin6.
8on Der gibliotbef iiebt nc luir
nod Sriimmer. IS mar niemanb oa,
Der bort @uhe belt uno Die alter,
foltbaren Bidder Dor Dem 9rano
ifiiste. Die Betersfir6e bat MIR m.
men unO am 9ah gelittcn. Gin els.
falter Saud) empfGngt uns IN Der
Stride. Sn elmer @de liegen Die ee.
i6nlol3enen Stiife Der mGhtigen
@lofen, Die bel Dem Brand 5eripralt.
gen unb berunterfielen; BON ben rum
ben Suseni6eiben Der alten Seniter
Iin0 einige 5erIprllngen, bod iinb ale
bunten 6eniter, Die iibrigens meoer
foitbar nod alt iino, ionoern gnoe
oes porigen S~abrbun0erts ein9eIest
mlroe1, erbalten geblieben. Der
Sdpttt lit utfgerdlnlt, Elm falter He.
gellplll0 lpeDt oltrd) Die SIrd)e, ellle
lpGtgntbiide Stride nit frelt5formis
ger 8oiilifo, nit Gborlmgallg uno
&opeqe BON e0ten SerbGltniiien. Der
N%eittbllrm bot ieinc Spite nidyt etlpa
bel Der 9eid)ieBung, iouOern bel
einem Stllrm 1906 perloren, sic foit-
barren 9il0er bat mar berausgelom-
men. Die &ubens iino bon oelltihen
Sffi5iercn nit cigener 2ebensgefabr
gerettet uno iortgebrnht moroen. Die
WGnoe 5iercn nod einige groBe
@anogemdloe obne beionbere ge.
oel,tllng.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-15
THE "PINCH.BACK"
SUIT HAS The CALL

Among fashionable dressers the new
Pinch-back Sack unquestionably has
the call. OF materials there is a wide
range. Some men will prefer a nice
soft flannel-others a fancy novelty
weave-but they all agree on the
style, the Pinch-back or half Norfolk
better back" so spoke Mr.. Stein, the
leading authority on mems dress in
Washington. and Mr.. Stein ought to
know for to his tailoring establish
ment, Eighth and F streets. come the
best dressed men Of the city for au-
thoritattve style pronouncements.
So, young man. If you would be in
the fashionable whtrl you must get
yourself a ''Pinch-back" and a Pinch
back" cut by Mr.. E. F. Mudd, STEMS
famous designer, is garment that
any man may be proud to sport In
the most exclusive circles. s.-. ....
The Washington herald., 1916-05-15
MINISTER is ASSAILED
AS MENACE TO HEALTH
Proceedings Are Instituted Against
Trenton Clergyman, Alleged to Be
Sufferer from tuberculosis.

Trenton. n. J., May lion the ground
that he is afflicted with pulmonary tu-
berculosis and is a source Of danger to
public health. T. Dudley BalIinger, office
of the Princeton board of health, has in
stituted proceedings in Mercer County
Court to compel Rev. Thomas w Jones'
pastor Of the Bright Hope Baptist Church
to show cause why he should not be com
mitted to the tuberculosis hospital in
Hamilton Township.
In the petition it is alleged that Mr.
Jones has been declared by a physician
to be suffering with the Contag gious type
of the disease and that despite his con-
dition he Converses with the persons
whom he meets, thereby creating pos
sibility OF injecting others
The petition is accompanied by the af-
fidavit Of the physician and others inter-
ested in the prevention of tuberculosis
Two of the afidavits contend that Rev
Mr.. Jones has violated the health laws
The rule to show cause is the first of
its kind to be granted in this county and
Is said to be the first in the State The
case was to have been heard in Mercer
Court this morning, but a postponement
of two weeks was granted. Mr. Jones
has retained an attorney.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-15
AERO CLUB TO HOLD
CROSS.COUNTRY flight
$4,000 Offered as First Prize-Pu-
liter Will Give Trophy-Route
Is Described.

To develop aerial defenses. the execu-
tive committee OF the Aero Club of Amer
ica has decided to hold a transcontinental
aeroplane competition, with a first prize
Of so, ,0OO-a possible total of over 80, 900
in prizes and a trophy offered for annual
competition by Ralph Pulitzer, owner of
the New York World.
The route for the competition, to be
selected shortly. may be adopted as part
Of a permanent aerial highway across the
continent, for which there will be estab-
lished landing places at intervals of be-
tween twenty and fifty miles. The most
progressive cities will realize the oppor-
tunity afforded to establish permanent
aeroplane stations in their locations and
will give substantial cooperation to make
this competition a success. AS aeroplanes
are now safe the establishing of such a
chain OF landing stations across the con-
tinent will make aerial touring popular,
just as the advent OF good roads made
automobiling popular
There are about fifty trained aviators
and fifty civilian and militia aviators be-
ing trained and as many more will be
trained during the coming two months.
There are about $50 aviators who took
their pilots licenses in the past two
years. Most Of these will compete, 1t is
believed.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-15
FAVORITE SONS
POOL INTERESTS
Form Alliance in Effort to
Undermine Boom"
for Hughes.
REPEAT OLD TACTICS
Plan of Burton, Sherman. Weeks.
Fairbanks and Cummins Recalls
Effort to Block Taft.

At a conference yesterday between
Granville Mooney. manager for Theodore
z. Burton, of Ohio, and Walter A. Rosen-
field and Edward ]. Brundage, spokes-
man for Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman,
Of Illinois, ways and means were con-
sidered to put a quietus on the move
ment to nominate Associate Justice
Charles e. Hughes as the Republican
Presidential candidate. 1t is understood
that representatives of Senator John w.
Weeks. of Massachusetts,, also took part
In the conference
The 'favorite son" group of candidates,
which includes Messrs. Burton, Sherman,
Weeks, Fairbanks, and Cummins, are
said to have pooled their interests In an
endeavor to land the nomination for one
of the five. Their first endeavor will be
to undermine the Hughes BOOM" which,
according to the ''favorite son" managers
has made great headway within the past
few weeks.
So far as can be learned. the "favorite
sons" have made no combination with
the Root forces. For the present they
are said to be pooling their interests sole
ly for the benefit of the five candidates,
the same as the "allies" did in 1908 when
they tried to head OF William II. Taft
Information was received in Washing
ton yesterday indicating that the Root
managers are cunning for delegates in
Minnesota and other Northwestern States
In a statement made public at Root head
quarters the claim is made that Root
sentiment is growing, notably in the
South.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-15
butch" M'DEVITT IN
RACE FOR CONGRESS
Millionaire for a Day" Works in
Foundry to Benefit Masses
and Get Votes.
spersl to IN. Washington Heuld.

Special TO The Washington Heuld-
Wukesbarre, Pa, May H.-AlthouEh he
has managed to play millionaire for
day and live a life Of ease, John Butch"
McDevitt. who stirred Washington some
months ago when he attempted TO have
his statue placed in the Capitol, is now
working like a terrier. Butch has not
lost any OF his faculties. He is not finan-
cially embarrassed. But he has donned
overalls nailed shoes and sOaks himself
with grease and dirt daily. simpl ybecause
ne is candidate for ConETessman-at-lar
and because he wants to know how II
feels to work. so he can best serve the
working masses when he goes TO Wash
ington-where he says he is surely going
as a Representative.
Butch" has been working for two
weeks. He managed 10 keep il a secret
He is employed in the foundry Of Charles
McDade, and while McDade is a personal
friend OF McDevitts. he is not paying
him any wages. Butch" says he is not
working for money. doesn't want it and
doesn't need It He is merely working
for experience.
Butch" reports for work every day at
80: he wrestles with iron beams. He
The Washington herald., 1916-05-15
BURNETT BILL
TO ,PLACATE JAPANESE
Senate immigration Committee Will
Report Measure with Phraseology
Amended Tomorrow.

The Senate immigration Committee has
agreed on the changes to be made in' the
Burnett immigration bill to meet the OBJ
iections Of Japan, and will report the
amended measure to the Senate imme-
diately after its meeting tomorrow.
Senator Ellison D. Smith. of South Car
Olina. chairman OF the committee, said
yesterday: Action will be taken to ac-
cOmmodate the phraseology of the pres
ent text to meet the agreement made be-
tween this country and Japan concerning
immigration.
The only effect of the changes to be
made will be to remove features which
Japan considers are not in keeping with
the spirit Of the agreement between the
two countries and will not affect the ad-
ministration of the law in any way"