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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
Der 81. patcr Scr einsiee
permittler.

@emGB elmer brabtIoieu 2epeihe
aus Berlin ioa Der Nailduber .9ors
riere bella Sern" melben, Der Bapit
lei frob. bab er Die bon Srdiibenten
8iIion an Die tri~esfIbrenoen Iddte
9erittete Sriebensnote niht unters
itiiet babe.
Ser Sl. @ater iii Der Guiiht. baB
er baburh feline luua6bangise Stelluu9
getpubrt bot, Die eS ibn1 moglif
MAIDEN ipirb. permitteInb ein3ugreifen,
tpenn Der Srieben iriiber ODER ipdter
berbeigefiibrt ipcrben mi8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
tamb nnS MerS bIiPt in
Weriee.

Sic IS WieiIen iiiplid) bon Suare3
gele9ene Staot 8u6man murbe bon
800 @iaiitas uuter Siibrun9 bon &C.
neral Sala5ar gerommen uno Die aus
90 Waun beitebeuoe Sarran3as
@arniieu erc;utiert. Nur &apitdu
Hoorigue5 nit iets gtanu geIarg es.
5i enttpmmen.
Nmcritauer, iopie icnltige Srembe
erbielteu 0 %iuu Die 8arnuue. iid
lpdbreno Der ndditen 8ohe bon meris
taniideu Sdbuen fern III balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

tes Suirois bat teine anoere SiirIorge
fur lie s~etroffen ais ibnen oas eiri3ige
an uebmenL oas Die Glteru ibuen 5us
riidaeIalleu. ods enc, ba5 Die tleineu
Sinaer nift i~eitbalten iornen, ibren
@lauben. - es lei benu, ia, es lei
benu. oaB Die suteu aatboliten oieIer
Staot. iest ihon iiber ale WaBen
iiberbiirbet, iih ibrer erburmlneSpou
a~nnebmen. @erbet ibr bieies tbuu?
SD, eriuuere mid zines Sprfalles aus
meinen eriten Yrieiteriubren. Sd
periab cine iiberarbeitete, 9eItipdtte.
iunse 8ittpe Die I'M Sterben lag.
sic biuterlieB elm f!eiucs Rdoten.
Sh fano ibre Sffpeiter, Die Srau eires
armen Mrbeiters. Die Nutter bon ledS
tleineu ainoern. Sd itanb inr ges
grille. fir pieies @aiientiuo Gorge
gu trasen, ais Die .Shpeiter Der pers
itorbenen Srau bieie5 borte uno oas
feline aino in ibr eisues Seim nabm.
Sd iperpe ME Die @ort ~pcrgel'cn, Die
lie, bas Sdlpt bes &iuoes itreifelno.
iprah: .Sieber Sphluiiroeu. mir bas
ben nod INNER Elas iilr zines mebr."
Sieier IuSipruh oriidt 10 redt ben
@eiit ser hriitlifcn Stebe aus. Der
beute in unlerem Splfc herrid)t.
Ter Staat ion tie nid,t babcn.
Hein, mein liebes tatbbliihes Bolt,
Der Gr3biihuf uiro bic arrtcn Waiien-
finoer nidJt perlaiiet, or iuiro nc nift
Der falteu, iecleuluien Sorse oes
Staates p%rciSaeben, or iuirn Batter
unn Mnttcritelle an linen iibeHtebmcn
bis tie alt senus limb, nm fir iih ielbit
80 iursen. Selbit wenn Der mdhtise
Staat Slinuis uuo bic reihe Staot
Chicago teinen Efcnnig 5n ibrem
llnterbalte b%eitrasen, CT ,uiro aui
irscno cine Weiie iih ibrer annebmen.
@enu %nutbpenois, wirb or ielbit BON
Ibiire an Shiire beftclu, nenu hire
Seelen rnben auf iciuem 0euiiien,
unp fir cine ieoe oerieibeu inuR or
einitens Hehenifaft ablegcn am 6if,=
terituble BptteS.
Sod. ibr ale fonnt bclicn; ih
ipcrbe elih bieies nitt oftcrS iascn
nuiiien. eier Sfarrer piro' eud crs
tldren aut peldc 8riie bielcs 9ez
Id,eben lam. Gs piro nidt leitt iein,
oenn mir baben mcbr ais b~reitaiieub
@aiientiuber i'll Den pcridliebcuen Nns
italteu. uno Ole 3dbl pirb cher 6us
ais abuebmen, bod Der Serr miro
Ior9eu. ....
49,. Sclict inns 10 piel ibr tprnt,
oubcrn &inoeru Su Iebcu. q ibr
curcn eigcnen seben modtct; nid't MIR
Gin parmeS Seft. einen i~labrbuiteu
Gid. frditi9cnoe Grbpluns III iriidcr
Quit uno in Der @cieuidait BON
Altcrs9cuolicn. lonberu aud Die 8es
lcDcnheit. ibrc Seelcn rein unb me
ihuloi9 Bu erbaltcn. in Der Shule
Soft licben 5u lerncn. in Der aupele
fir euh al hcten. III ~itliiecnber NGbe
Der barmbcrSiscn Sdrueiteru 81 lebeu
bic iif @ptt aeweibt. NM iiber Die pers
nabrloiteR &leincn a! MAIDEN. penn
lie aus tinclidlen Scr5cn bctcn:
.SciuiinoIein. tpmm 81 mir.
Wah' Elm irpmmcS aino aus,
mir"
Sbr in Sbriito ergebenitcr
I Weurae ". Wuunesein,
GTSbiifpi bon Sbica9p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
KsHIsnnstP ans papierman'
gel In paris.

SaS aabinett pcriiiste Ole 8enus
5ierlng Der Sciten6nbl DER tdglihen
Sldttcr unb besriinbetc hiele ofpftos
miihc Hciorm banlit. baB nift aQein
audppbcit an Soblcu. icnocrn audi on
Ynpier tcrrihe. caB beipe Artitel
ihrper 81 beihaiien icieu uup raB man
oaber an beibcn iparcn miiic.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
Gin Srief ppn elmer seidattiaen

Stn Srtef pom etiter gelhatttgcr
SduSirau. .Sdon felt piclen Sab
rem. id]reibt Sruu Anua Seller BON
Hpicoale. Sans. BADEN mir Sprnis
Glpentrdlter eetaunt uub sebrautt.
Weiu Nanu. Der ionit Mebijincu pers
abldeut, liebt cS 6u nebmen. Ieine
&inoer, Die SroBcn mic Die flcineu,
babcn es perihiebcntIih periud)t upo
Iohen es. Sm leeten 6erbit mar meiu
Sobn 'ehr iflimm on S%ipbtberitis, TO-
ipie unoeren 2eioeu. crtrautt. Wir
batteu Elm paar tbeurc Aerste, aber tic
%fonnteu ibm uid)t piel 'belfen. Nlpens
trdliter perridtete bds Werf; es iibers
trifft lilies - ausgenomnteu Die
Sottorrehuun9en. Scr einSigite lle6els
ltano nit unler ciuem iii. bdB mir St
~bc'd]dftigt iiub unb feline Scit finbeu.
ilber uniere Grfabrung nit oielem
Seilmlittcl 81 idreiben."
Is III 10 gut ais erlpieien. baB ME
mails cine Weoi3iu bercitet tooroen lit.
Die 10 piclc Sobpreiiunacu ~seiunben
uno i'll ciuem 10 boben 8rabc sic @es
braudeuben beirieoigt bat. pie Sorni's
NlpcntrGutcr. SieieS dlte, 8%eiterprobtc
arGuterbcilmittcl iii niht in Npptbcten
gu baben, Spe3ial N9cntcu Iiefern es
Den 9euteu bireft pom 9abpratprium
Der Scriteler. 81. Yetcr Sabrnep &
Cons Co., Chicago. III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
y c II ellSettel [.

Catholic Yriutiue 60. Subudue. Soma.
8ertbe 0erreu ~ 9inlieaeno %
gents. tlr melbe Sic mir qefl. eth Sremplor
pes Snttes -2pe 0armer's SetertnGrp @nioe
sfome'
aOute. str. ODER Dor 20. ....,..........
Stab; ....,.,....... sraut: ...,......
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

fGrtite 8oltsmittclpunft.) iuirb ais
eritcr benz 8efeble piberitebeu, aber
rbo5u miro fold elm Bioeritaub fiibs
rem? - Sieie Sruge bereitet 8iidof
Gomba6 unb ieinen Iiiiiondren 9robe
Sorae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
Sd bin nus NeaOre, Sritiidz
Su0ieu,

uno pnroe BON heiSniidsn 6lteru srborru.
Sh narbe i'm fathpliihen Dtiiitpns.&nti fen
hans erBpgen Gs gtbt punoerte pun Sim
6trn, bic bisrhin tumnicn mDdlteu, n1tr
unitr yrieiter iagt. oaf bic Setten 10
ihpierig ieien iuiplse oes ariesss, DaR CT
in ptelstft stjipuugen ichrr mag, oas
@aiienbaus sn fhlieRen. @ollen ste
h M utdt helfeu?
Sie fleinite 8abe iuiro banteno auge.
rumInru uno mir iperoen perinc1eu, ale
@aben ononrdb gu 'uersiten, ouA iuir fir
uniere 0chlthdtrr beten. Soltte, BITE 5epn
Collars (oisir Suntme geniigt, nm elm
9fno elm ganJes Snhr lana AZ ucrpfltger)
Ssben, tinnen ben Tamen beitinimcn, ben
ons aino BET orr 5anfe erhalteu ion nno
t1creeu cine photographic hires afis'
iines erhalteu.
DIAN isnpe isine @abe cell. an Sieic
Setting poer brett an Req. Sather
z. Z. Nelen, Venure, Sritiih SHotn.
tEte epftsebahr fir grieie naf &enpre
III flint Geuts. @eio mag man idtdeu
ger Jnteruational Wonen Sroer, II. z.
autes pocr per peri6nlifleu 6bed.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
Sic &eiic 0es It. SDDtcs
ySenti6lano".
Bum 9apit6u @aul 36nia.

Bum Rnpttar Sanl 4nttg.
Ter srte autbentiihe serift aber bic
berabmte Reiie Der rIeurdlano" oun
yremeu nan Baltimore. SntertHanter,
ais etnr 9r5ablurs.
On eteiem mtrfipiiroigtn Snd tbeilt
9apitan a1nis Die @ei1ifte Der Ont.
itsbnng hes 8eoaufens au has erite
Saubeis.r.g Boot uuo bsren Gntpt6tlung
Bite sur @trtltdhteit NIT; ben Ban Der
,Eeuttfiauo"; bas Surtbfminofen ourdl
BITE Slodaoe feinsliter QrtegsihtUe; bic
Rdhte inter benz peeere; Die Wsiahren
Der muersriuoeteu SiefeI oes Waeeres;
bic Aufanft in Saltiin ore bic Spriifts.
ntafuahmcn nit Der sbiffsiaonng; bic
8iiffabrt nad SrsmeH init ben ntnen
@siahrsn Der nod1ashsnssn zee unS sss
srbttisrttn 8tinets. Sic ipsrstn NIT
fahrunstn Der atp'treH Naunidpaft, iute
ne pom aapitdn ielbit In oteStm Babe
mifgetbeilt iuerbeu, u%trfplsen.
Tas Bud, TT bcreite tn lens epradbeu
iiberiept ipprbeu. Sir haben Is In eng.
ltimcr unb ~oentidher eprahe. euiien Gle
I'D, fuiurt elm 6rempiar SHidhtdeu. +.
8cifiih inuftriert!
Yreis fhr beutihe potr ens,
itihe Ausaabe S1.35
pprtufrct
Tau aorriHere:
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO..
Dubuque, Iowa.
Hidlt uerscNcn, nar IN iaseu, oh c~rutihe
pocr %treliide Nnssabe srrptinidt tit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
Die beleiicse Pilis = Ken,'
naiiiisn.

Su elmer Nniprade Dor bent 9itp
Club in philadelphia, ga, ertldrte
Serbert 6. Sooper, SoriiBer Der bel9is
ifer SiIfss8 onumiiiion, sur Seit
berri6e in SeIgien feline Sunsersnotb
uno es luerbe audi feline eintreten. 10
LANCE es Der Silfss aomniiiiou uiht al
@elbern gebret)e, I'M ibrc Nrbeit iorts
5uieBen. Die Irbciteu Der Somz
miilipn bdtten lid aber in lester 3eit
geiteigert. 10 oaB Die aommiliiou ieBt
1,200, 000. Shultinoer ipciie, mas pro
Ronat einen &oitenauflpaub BON ST.
900, 900 i~npplpierc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22
The Farmers
Veterinary Guide
and Atlas.

Gin Sud, onS inn Settle eincs
ieoen Sarmcrs. @iebs nuo 8eiliisel.
SiihtUs iein iolltc.
8ibt H~usfnnit itber 9rauiheiteu
oes Surnpttbs, bes Vieroes, ete
@eflaaels, oss Saweiuss uns ess
COATES.
ais man iriib5eitiss sranibtits.
Snnnptpmt trfcnut.
gSte man BITE Tiasnuis rtdtia itslt
nns bic 9ranfhett bebanodt.
NsJepir uno Anweiiunseu iar eas
Wakdtn uHo oae 6ingeben opn gieb.
a%r5ueten.
Aupsiinnsen fir oas Whiden pom
Snietteu. lgunasmittein, has 4t.
iprabtn uuu Sbitbaumeu, ons Sitteru
uon siIaae MN, MIN.
Wdt i~urbissn aaalntiiden 3arttu
ots Sferoes, Der anh, oes V3efIitseIs,
oss Sdn.,eiuts nuo ots Shlafes, nebit
pbutpgrapbtidlru Snnitrationsn.
Sie fadminniihc gusfunit, bic in
oiciem Sud,e ertbeilt wiro, fam
Sbnen maud,cn Collar iparen.
Sdreiben Sic iofurt fir elm
@remplarl
YreiS, purtpirei, 25 6euts.
Man abre'iere:
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-02-22

Sn Der @eieaifait Der Ger5te in
|fgSicn murbe cine neue Wetbobc Der
l@linbcnidrift por9efiibrt, Die aui eiNsn
|)GriaB bes Gu9es burd bas Nbr binz
lails lduft. Sas Gerfabreu lit Dem bel
Nber SeriteIlun8 9rammopbuniiher
Ylatten dhnlih. 3ipei ,clcitriihe
llnterbrcher, pclde burf Wtories
Salter betbdtigt lperocn, cr5eu9eu
Sdmingungcn bon perihiepenen &C.
\idinbigfeiten. 2ieie Shpineun9en
lfperben aIf cine Selepbonmembrane
tibertra9crJ beren Seipc9unsen mittellt
WeiierdenS IN Die SberiIGhe
leiner Iebr lan9iam roticreupeu 3adss
lplatte ein%aegrnben ipcrben. Gin britter
bicnt baSu, nm Die Shipin0uns
gen mad Sebarf 81 pcritdrten. Auf
tbieie Slrt iucrben lan9e. tlrae. raid
pber lonsiam imterbrodenc, ~leiiere
Numb Iouterc 3eidcn bon init mitrnitos
ypiiheu Simeniioneu 'auf Der @adss
I platte rc9iitricrt. &Sernui miro 9alpas
noploitiih Gin Neaatio in SUPPER ans
| eeicrtigi uno BON benz Ieetcren ipcrpen
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Van Raa1te Yelling

A veil makes a plan face pretty-every face more attractive The subtle witchery of the veil has enhanced milady's charms since the earliest years and there were never such becoming veils the collection we are now showing in a large range of colors and black and white
 Remember they wash without wearing. stretch without tearing outlast three ordinary veils Prices from 25c to $l % the yard
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Special $39.5O
New Wool Suits

When you come to examine the fabrics you will find them to be of the best Poiret Twill Men Wear Serge, Wool Poplin, Tricotnes Fancy Stripe Worsteds Buerella Cloth Gaberdnes and Mixtures in cotton blue. grey, navy maize black, rose, tan gold and honey shades. Straight line coat effect, large fancy silk collars large pockets with fancy stitching, braid and button trimmed.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Ribbon Novelties

83-A new assortment of nifty little Ribbon Craft novelties, many of them suitable for favors, and inexpensive gifts. Others afford good suggestions to those who have the knack and the desire to create beautiful little objects of ribbons: They come in limited range of popular prices and to be at the Ribbon Section.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
WOmen'S Summer FrOCkS

Lovely new summer dresses of printed grass cloth, plain grass cloth combined with stripe skirt printed tnene cotton gaberdine French ginghams and embroidered colored voiles, many combinations of colors and white with fancy buttons and laces- at $3.25 to $2500
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
DevOnShire Cloth

A late fad, White Voile of nice quality with patterns in combination of red and blue. Very nifty for young people, and the very newest, 40 inches wide the yard 45c.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Patriotic VOileS

Just received new case of Devonshire Cloth, the good ser viceable material that is SO popu- lar for children wear, at very modest price. B inches wide, the yard 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13

Graduation is a great event in the lives of young people and one remembered.
 The gu a Ii y above all that a gift for such a time should possess is the quality of per manence.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Special Purchase of
 Silk Suits

A special purchase from our New York office that is worth double the price asked. It is unusual to find such worthy garments at such low price at this season of the year.
 Some very attractive reproductions of imported models with sashes, large fancy collars and some with plated coats, with elaborate fringes, bead em broidery and embroidered Khaki Kool collars. in this collection tafetas, grosdelondres, Khaki Koo chiffon tafeta, satin, taille, pussy willow in the latest shades taupe, gold white reseda, brown, copenhagen and navy. A delightful new collection for dress and street wear; values up to $500
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
New Wool Jersey Suits

A delightful new collection of suits for dress and sport wear; gold, turquoise, apple green, maize, ruby, grey and white Trimmed in harmonizing colors collar and cuff combina- tions and some with white skirts at $25.00 to $5O.OO.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Jewelry and Watch Repairing Guaranteed
Khaki-KOOl Silks The Yard-S2.95
 Special For Monday and Tuesday

The popular silks, price reduction that brings them within reach of everyone Khaki Koo designs and KhakKoo quality featured strongly in all the leading Fashion pub- cations.
 There question but what these will be most popular through out the Spring and Summer seasons price these silks should little hgh offer them plain and figured worth $4OO and $4 50 the yard-Speca the yard $295
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13

The backs of the cars rockers settees and swings Of real hickory bark, which has been madessoft Liable. Very durable and price very reasonable
 CAtL Ay0 INSPECT THIS LINE OF OUTDOOR FURNITURE DECORATE TORCHES AND LAWNS
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Showing of New Simmons Beds i'm FftyOne Patterns
 M
%1H&Ae&9eIllgessa1@e&r
Gifts in Elegant Taste For Graduation

Present t h C graduate with a gift that will en- dure and be a pleasant reminder of the giver and the occasion in the years to come.
 We have many lovely items suit, able for gradua-! ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13

Diamond Rings
 That far exceed any to be offered at the price. Two beautiful assortments of Diamond Rings very appropriate for graduation gifts prices at $25.00 and $50.00.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-29
Six Children Share
A. w. Green's Wealth
Organizer Of National Biscuit
Company Left Estate of
Several Millions

Five daughters and a son are the
benefcaries under the will Of Adolphus
". Green, president and organizer OF
the National Biscuit Company, which
was filed in the Surrogates' Court yes
terdsy. Mr.. Green, who died at the
Hotel Plaza on March 8, left an estate
valued at several million dollars. A
codicil names the Aston Trust Company
as sole executor and trustee.
Mr.. Green, who was a lawyer, drew
his own will lie made provision for
Mrs. Green, who died about four years
ago and whose share will now revert 20
the children. The heirs are Mrs. Nor
man y. Ream. Mrs. y. B. Howard, Miss
Elizabeth l.. Green and John r. Green.
all Of New York: Mrs. o. h. Garrett. of
Greenwich. Conn, and Mrs. l.. 2. Ord
way, jr., Of st. Paul, MINI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-29
Mrs. Flagler's Estate
Now Worth So, ,30l

Cornelius J. Sullivan. appointed with
the Guaranty Trust Company 70 sue
coed the late Andrew Freedman as
committee Of the estate of Mrs. Ida A.
Flagler. incompetent widow of Henry
" Flagler, places the value of the
property at ss.133.901 in his first an
nual accounting, filed in the Supreme
Court Yesterday. This shows an in
crease Of S2,05l ,0S7 over its value a
years ago, due largely to the increased
value of Standard Oil securities, S4,-
1858 OF which are included in the
property.
Mrs. Flagler was committed in 1903
after SIR. Flagler had law passed IN
the Florida Legislature which enabled
him TO obtain divorce from her be-
cause of her mental condition. He set
aside a fund Of $2.000,oO0, chiefly in
Standard Oil securities, for her MAIN
tenance. This property has more THAI
quadrupled in the eight years that Mrs.
Flagler has been a patient at the sana-
torium Of DR.. Charles +. Macdonald, at
Central Valley. y. Y. The report shows
that Dr. Macdonald has received S29l6
a month for the care and maintenance
Of the millionaire patient.
The principal Standard Oil holdings
with their values on January ! last are
$50 shares New Jersey corporation,
Sl.340,3I0; 1,343 shares California,
$500 2,036 shares New York. $i3 j.
692, and S13 shares Indiana, $4l0,928.
There were also 1929 shares of the
Ohio OIL Company, worth S3f0,9Ss. The
increase in value in the last year Of
the securities of the New Jersey cor
poration was $542,0l0. Mr. Sullivan
has invested s3l6,2l6, and the next Of
kin Of Mrs. Flsgler received S46,666.
Counsel fees of $l6,22l were paid out
and Sl3.775 to the estate Of Andrew
Freedman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-29
Columbia Students
In Musical Show
"Home. James," Work of Os-
car Hammerstein, I'd,
Amuses at Hotel Astor

Colpmbia's latest contribution 70 INC
American drama is "Home, James a"
amusing musical comedy in two act
which the Columbia University player
presented last night for the hr's W
at the Hotel Aston. Despite ie"
crudi,ies. the new play by Oscar Ham
mcrstein. I'd. grandson of the imprg,-
sarjo: Herman Axelrod, and Robert j.
Iinnmann. sets a new standard in Blue
and White varsity shows.
Every one knew that the amhtoiS
,roubles OF Steven Guinness, the nan1-
some hero. would end in bliss, for Ma
rion Cav was no less a sympatheIe
character than her sweetheart. IRON
the time the curtain arose the 2iay
coers shrewdy waited for Marion
bonnv and triumphant in the end 70
saw; ave got you. steve" The on.y
thing that interfercd with immediate
matrimony and. incidentally, made tie
plot OF the plsy-was the objection d
Guinness. ST.
The young couple perceived the only
woakness of Guiness his love OF movie
actrcsses- and accordingly laid a trap
for him. Guinness hirted with Marion
who impcrsonatcd a queen OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-29
City May Pay B. r. T. Fine
Fees Incurred in P. S. c. Suit
To Be Charged to New York

The city may not only be compelled
TO pay the fees incurred by the Brook
Ign Rapid Transit Company IN defend
ing itself against the violation Of or
ders of the Public Service Commits
sion. but part Of the fines imposed as
we'll. according 20 statement issued
Yesterday by Howard Abel, the com
pany's auditor.
lie said the company intended TO
charge as an operating expense against
the dual subway revenues $500 fine
paid for John j. Dempsey, its superin-
tcndent, who was found guilty by
County Judge Roy Of violating an or
der OF the commission requiring all
express trains on the Fifth Avenue al
in Brooklyn TO stop at the Third Street
station. The fees Of Dompsey's lawyer
also will be charged to operating ex-
penses. nc added
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-29
DEMOCRACY

In the mist and blur from hundreds Of cigars
Through which the fesooned flags gowed dimly
At the Merchants Association Preparedness Luncheon
A speaker pleaded loudly, earnestly
For compulsory military service the only democratic method
There was Il who cheered,
Cheered loudly and long and Napped his fat white hands
50 vigorously that the diamond on his finger
Sparkled clear through the smoke-haze
Here is a true democratic citizen, saw
Ready TO stand on equal footing with all men,
Later as We waited in impatient lines at the coatcheck window
him again tentynnth in the queue right IN front OF me
md then. lust / wishing could clasp his hand-
The hand Of a democrat
] saw him beckon to a nearby hunkey
And slip him quarter and his check,
So he wouldn't have TO wait 50 nconyenently!
The patriots who take their flags in at night remind us
Of something but for life Of can't think what II u.s.
As W the pronunciation Of Lyohs name, we incline TO Old
Bert Taylor's solution: that the "o' Is silent
ou do NOT kno Saint Bcuve George Sand what
day with head in your hands squeezing
your unfortunate brain 10 find word
F.PA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-29
Music Of Yesterday
Schola Cantorum Gives
an Interesting Concert
at Carnegie Hall

Il is to the Schola Cantorum that VIC
have Of recent years turned for much
Of the most interesting music Of me
season. and last nights concert a. Car
negie Hall was no exception. The pro-
gramme was devoted to folk music o.
Eastern Europe Russian, Croatian'
Ukrsinian, BcsSarabian and Niddish
IL did not. however, limit itself strictly
10 folksongs, but comprised many
works written by modern composers IN
the folk spirit. and one, "Nasilissa, the
Fair" poem by Kurt Schindler ana
Deems Taylor, founded on a Russian
legend. with music adapted by Mr
SCHNEIDER from four Ukrainian folk
songs. Yet throughout the programme
kept to a unity Of spirit, and proved
altogether one OF the most enjoyable OF
the Schola's recent offerings.
Mr.. SCHNEIDER had made his selections
carefully and sympsthetically. and in
his arrangements. as in Rimsky- Kora-
koff's Farewell. Carnsvsl.' and IN his
use OF the harp. flute and oboe for his
Accomplishments. he displayed tact and
reverence for mis- material. Best liked
by the audience were lchesnohoH
Mother Moscow" the Croatian war
song Coward which the male chorus
had to repeat; the Yiddlsh incantation
Eli. Eli" tho Ukrainian The Gold
finch's Wedding" and the well known
Iii Uchnynem."
In the Yiddish song and in the Bes-
sarabian "Dunya" Miss Elsie Lyon ac-
compishcd some very effective singing
in the solo parts. Il was to be re-
GREETED that the other soloists were
rather amateurish in their singing. al
though both Miss Jean Cooper and Miss
Pauline Curlcy possess excellent nat
ural voices.
The chorus itself sang with spirit,
taste and with correct intonation. and
Nr. SCHNEIDER may be well gratihed by
it's work. work into which he threw
himself with abundant energy and en-
thusiasm. Some Of the singing was OK
ceedingly difficult, and the male choir
in particular gave a splendid account Of
itself The concert closed with the
singing of THE Star-Spangled Banner
by chorus and audience.