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bes, CUR &onosntion in 1911 ihriftli6
uno fpuroe bieie QuFoa6e
ebenfalIs bem torreiponoirsnpen Setre. |
tdr Ibertrugen. 9as ARRANGEMENTS
aommittee fir ben mdstsn saornepal |
am 81. S.tober berihtete 7Fortihrilt |
uno bic ginlaoungstartsn ipuroen an
bic Wtttelieoer pert9eilt. Gem Mrrnr= !
1ementssommittee purben $40 fir laus
Ienbe 4usgaben einftipeifen iiberpieien. /
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'ine GrtraDerIammlung Itait, in Der bic
S6mbarrunqements gum Ban qstrof> |
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-03
Mrs. B. Yaeger;
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Wa6rfa0fria hides 3dlallds.

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marsn. n7o 20 fieaf fsin DnelieI bog, bGb
an0 beltsufaae nc0 Isrfsnen sriftire1, As
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sof ote Ra'ur oiefe Dome befonbers Ssennftioi,
senn Ne bat ibr Die feitens Onbe perrieben. bss
ssSen tcrer mifmenfNen nis Elm nufsdAiaee.
Hss Hu0 esnnu sn lefen. Nsraett ni4t. bat
h tn ibrer eiexnen Helbens an ceefin Sserue
mooHf. Rebmt bic Con Gnb Gsr Dsfli1 90
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Sbr tie f6one Aeiibens bon grdn q. Daeew
srreiht 2as 6ons IN suS ltnsen oGnS ~
am 8oune IN bsr Rame:
Hrs. d. Yaeger, friiber Tram Be&tslb
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-03
Sarit gismnr6

bot ME piel Inn Die Shulselebriom.
felt Der ger3ie gegeben, uno Hrofef.
ior Sdipenninger geipann bes gro.
rem ston3lers 8ertrauen gerabe bo.
onrh, Dob er iih nid)t aui gelebrten
arimsfralHs, ionoern aui Die ge.
iRnoGeitlifen Ulittel Der Natiir be.
rief. Bon Oemielben Sianbpunfte
ans erfdnhen Dor ssabrbunberten bic
aelehrten spionf)e pon ct. BERNARD
Die ieltber beriibfnten Ct. BERNARD
araute.pillen, cine gaatifrnr3nei,
melde nnr ans ben beiten eaten
bailtraftiger YfInn5en bergeiteat, elm
Ild)eres SeilmitteI fir aIle 2eioen bes
Der 2eber unb Der gsieren
oorbietet. % Gents. gQe Mpotbe-
fen. Mgp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-03

1ie GObinstun Office fir Sas Sin
stnnati golfsblatt" beiinbet I'D i'm
WebGube Der Goningtun Gpal & Sanb
So, 9o. 509-511 Naoiion Mpenne.
ylnseiaen, Nittbeilnnscn unS gcitcI.
lnngen irgenomelher Grt merben bic
10 llbr gbenbs oaiclbit cntgeseuse.
npmmen. Selephpn Suntb 24OO.
- Stetbaffaire. 2tssis 5innep uno
ibr 9atte Cub 5innep gerietben sss
itern Hahmittag in Der Nuep Sipiiden
Der 3. uno 4. Strabe uno Der Scott
uno MaciIon 4oenue miteinanber in
Strett, nobel 2t3aie Sinnep Elm Meiier
5ps uno ibrem Manne BEN linten Irm
BON Der Shulter big gum SanpgeIent
bis ouf Die Snoben aufIdliBts. Or.
StrouIe perndbte bic Dunoe nit 20
Sti6en. Die 5innsp purbe pe9en
Stehens NIT Der QbIi6t gu tobttn
nno t6r Wann ipeesn unorbent!then
8enebmens in Der Sanofprb 9lQep perz
boftet.
- Gbeitsine. Sbeobor Mat, 40,
bon Columbus, 8, uno 9t!ice Rep-
nolos, 40, BON Cincinnati. - Srant
s. Henner, p, uno Wartba 3. Winz
termann, 10, beioe bon bier. stios
bella Wtntermann, Wtutter Der 9ruut, |
CAB ibre 3uitimmung. - Clarence s. !
Spint, SO, bon lebanon, g., uno 9r=
pila u. 8oootpin, "a, bon Bolton,
Wtah. - Sohn Cooper, "a, bon bier,
unb 2t53ie Sargraps, 80, bon 9puis
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ia, %, BON bier, uno emma Guetin9, |
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bon bier. - 2eslie GlaipIon, q, BON
cambridge Gitn, Snb., uno So3sl
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lie. Voter Der gruut, gdb feline 3u1tims
mung. - Dm. g. Davenport, q,
bon aIbIdno, &p., uno gillian Wl.
Sapes, p, Don Cincinnati.
- Seute 46eno finoct i'm surnz
halIenz zQubitorium Der SDniQs6aQ Der
Sepisburg StiBen Itott. Uer etnen
pergniigten Qbeno in gutter beutIter
8efeaitoft perIeben min, 9e6e beute
Ibeno nah Der SurnbalIe.
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Sn Der bSberen 10Gter.
fhule.

2ebrerin: ~ssennt mir beriibmte
Giebespnare!"
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lie.@
3ueite sdiilerin: .1riitoa NIB
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Sempfratcn rcaiitrirt,

US III 1enr lnt0ttg mr. ole Sen1os
fraten, BOB lie am ; ten It q q, 5 en-
a. Sftober, reqiitriren. Sbne re-
atItrirt gu iein fann Nienono in Ser
9Sooelnbers@ohl Itimmen ebenio.
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nenoen ESriibiaGr, nenn Die &anbi0a,
ten fiIr Wnpor mo onoere ItQotIite
@ean1ten nominirt meroen.
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gauerlaubniBI6eine. SuTe
&irt fir Elm 15ft0diges gutItein6aus
an Der DAT Strabe. 5piIden Der Main
uno Gbura StraBs, $500. - goz
paro Wenger fir einen 5rQmebou an
Der HorooitzGte Der Is. uno 8arrarb
Ioenue, 5000.
Die ginnahmen i'm 9inneniteuers
Seportement betrugen fir ben Monat
September ME Tolgt: 2iItsn S14.2O.
giereStamps 29,737.5O, W6istnz
Clamps $309,965.O4, GtqQrren urb
@iguretten $1655.40, Sa6at ST.
768,28, Spe3ial $4OO.78, GaIe s2148;
Sotal 1851 5000, gegen $685., ,678.3i
I'M Septem6er 1909.
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g'e'tTeite Der 5opeq Stro5e, Iiiolif
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TuB; 81 uID. - Margarethe unb
Somes u. Wcgntee on Ridaro uno
Gesmonia Smitb, Got an Der ylplbz
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8m. 3. i5euB, 2ot an Der q. Qnris
StraBe, 50 SUB rpeitlitb DOR Der Catz
ldno 4oenue; 81. - Qri6ur .SatIor
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fat an 6enrp Suemler, 5 Cots in Suo
Grlanger; $43O. - emma 8. SQrz
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nuf 3d6lung elmer 5ppot6et bon 1885
nebit 3inien Dom %. Cttober 1909
uno oerlaHgt Den 8ertauf Don Grunbz
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slrcuitgeri3t5 in beioen 2(btbeilunoer
- Rthter 9arbeIon uno 9racep -
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'ag bic 9roBgeI6porsnsn pereibiqt.
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numb beg 13 Sabre alten ssrant n2ioz !
'enborf i'm Gountpgsrift ernannt.
2uta Belle Gol6ert oualifisirte :
m Gountpgeriht als gominiitratrir !
yer 5bos. 5. Colbert 5interlaiTenz
aatt unb itsQte gIrgi9aft nit 9. +. : !
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5tabttidets ftott. :; :
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Gin gutter Gr<unb.

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.gtrbeitoib. Did bod erf, banu
ma4t Is mshr gfieit.-
The evening world., 1910-12-01
TAFT'S MESSAGE
TO CONGRESS HAS
BEEN FINISHED
President Makes Final Revis-
ions to Document at Meet
ing of His Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 1.-Aftcr having
been revised three times, President Taft's
message to Congress was submitted 10
a special Cabinet conference to-day. The
President has teen hard Mt work on tie
document ever since is return from
Panama. Considerable OF the message
to-day by the Cabinet occupied more
than two hours, and ii is said that sev-
eral slight changes were made. Accord
ing to the latest report the message will
he ready FOR distribution late Friday
night or early Saturday.
Following his regular message rresi"
lent Tai Wih send q special message
10 Congress emhOdylnE The report Of
the Board of Ens.neo,s appointed 10
consider reclamation projp. Is in the
West under the 5000 100 appropriation
made at tac La session g Cong rcSs.
ne report has H.on in the hands Of
the President for s.N",al days, hut will
Iot be maze pub.ir until 4, SOC, to con-
fIcss.
The engineers have go"1Tt'l on a yari-
uus -sr Of projects. anl (. Is 'oid
= hat tiyr 1gyr rero,uwendel some for
= nmeG.t 3. ..'.r.cli3n lud thc abandon
G1rnt OF u,ncrs.
The evening world., 1910-12-01
NO PUBLIC SHOW
At INAUGURATION
OF PRESIDENT D|Az.
Guard City as He Be.
gins His Eighth Term as
the Ruler of Mexico.

MEXICO CITY. Dec. with bands
Of rehr throughout Chihuahua and
Northern MeNico atill menacing his rule.
Porfrio Diaz was sworn in here to-day
for the eighth time as President Of
Mexico. Contrary to former custom,
no public j|ubllations marked Dlaz's In
ductiop into office. The ~populace was
barred from the hall OF Congress, and
only the Diplomatic Corps and high
state officials heard Diaz and his Vice.
President. Ramon Corral, repeat their
oaths Of office.
Following the ceremonies at the Hall
of Congress the Presidential party pro-
q to the National Palace. where
the two Executives received resident
diplomats and smill delegations repre-
} senttng private interests.
Apparently fearing an outbreak dur
ing the progress of the Presidents
were on guard In the city.
At the inauguration ceremonies the
American Ambassador, Henry l.. Will
son. acted as lean of the Diplomatic
Corps in presenting the congratulations
OF the representatives from the various
foreign powers, including the United
States. His address was of a ~laudatory
character and did not touch on any OF
the events hat have recently stirred
Mexico.
Replying to Amba ssador Wilson. Pres
Sdent Diaz SAID:
1T Is with particular satisfaction that
I nave listened to the kindly phrases,
which in YOU own name and that of
the honorable diplomatic corps. you
havs addressed to me at this moment
in which I i%naugurate a new presidential
period.
II say this with satisfaction because
such words reveal to me that the nations
which o represent are sincere friends
NJ Mexico, that fact will necessarily
he to ne a great stimulus. The MeXi-
can public continues to honor me with
The confidence with which for many
years they AVE distinguished me, and.
with that in mind, ! snail continue to
consecrate all my attention and my
energies 10 the peace and the cause OF
national progress"
The evening world., 1910-12-01
Every 10c Spent Here

"VNIy V OPNAEC IICIC
may be counted as one vote for any charity or church
you name in our annual distribution Of sic, 900 next
February. Get details at Voting Booth, first floor
at entrance 10 Ladies' Parlor.
The evening world., 1910-12-01

thirteenth census made public to-day.
This is an Increase of 1852, 1896. or 2i.6
per cent, over $500, lilo In 1909. The In
crease from 1890 to 1900 was 1,0H, l01, or
1873 per cent.
The population ~ the state OF West
Virginia Is LEI io. according TO stalls
tics of the thirteenth census, made
public to-day. This Is an increase of
262.Sl9. or IA per cent. over e5s. 800 In
1900. The Increase from 1890 to 1900
was fg6, OO6, or 81 per cent.
The evening world., 1910-12-01

OUR FREE deley by wagon and freight goes steadily OF. in acsodaneew WITH "
our we'll known system. PllD-feshne IS the highest llaHy-hee grt es
senhasw We guarantee. PRICE invariably THE LOWEST asc everybody knows Or.
maj or WIRE. as you Prasr u yon telephone call Chssea 1000. Pslse
The evening world., 1910-12-01
Groceries, Meats, Vegetables, Fruits

JAVA TEA, Ceyion tea, English Breakfast
tea, formOsa OolOng tea, or mixed knc
tea; S lbs, s2.7s; b....,,,,.... wv
SAMPLE TEAS-sli varieties, includ- 81
ing mixed; 70 lbs, sl.9s; 8 lbs.
NEW HOLLAND HERRING all Mich
eners, seg, sos; Superior Mixed 71c
herring, beg Recommendations, ~
The evening world., 1910-12-01
Redpath's
Diamond Ale

FI7e.' Amer san h-gved
tor equal 10 any ir.
p4- IN l.ai sod else.
so ere - :l25 a dozen;
our regular prise, ,irtt,
10 dozen, sll. reduced
20 90 %; dozen bottles,
regularly SlIs. Ole
A.
The evening world., 1910-12-01
PENNSYLVANIA GROWS IN
POPULATION TO 7,665,111.

Keystone State Makes a Gain of
i,3o2,996 in Ten Years-West
Virginia Census i,22i,ii9.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The popuia-
ton OF the state of Pennsylvania IL
1865. III. according to statistics of the
The evening world., 1910-12-01
PHILADELPHIA

Two-HoM trains to Philadelphia will leave Pennsylvania Station
every hour at the hour from 700 A. M. to 700 P. NJ, with additional
trains at other hours, and at 100 A. NJ, midnight, weekdays Fast
express trains at convenient hours on SUNDAYS.
For detailed information consult new time tables.
The evening world., 1910-12-01

NE y W. MH o.. 4. RICE SAC
PURE bpckw y IL. TAX fto In',o, ~, 49c
MIXED TEAS, green teas or black teas
S,I7' e'diy' $685. ) lbs 81 35c
The evening world., 1910-12-01
Reliable Wines and Liquors
Imported Ciarets

BtIIlV o.. VJ5 y. 10
REGAL DRY OR TOA GIN
a tine KIN Tor cocktails
and llI1es; 7Ss bot. "a.
TN sss#ssssHtsstss. 49,
PllGRiA HOLLAND GIN
guaranteed sirisi,y pure
ani Of great medic nal
value; .aras ~, Gallon bot.
ne. regular prise =
sl2S, Friday .,,,., ooN
The evening world., 1910-12-01

LARGE WHITE POTATOES bag, 100 lbs.
siy6S, bag, 90 lbs, SO; peek, IS DSc
NEW NORWAY MACKEREL-No. GOO
10 pail, $iasi No, : p~sl...,.... WV
NEW PEA BEANS, Scotch green peas, yei-
low spill; reas, pearl taploca. feke tsni-
ocs, OF imported oagc; 10 lbs, G5s, oic
\ lbs ,..,.s,. ..',
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-09-13
A New,peseriptlve Novel.

Hearts Atour" by Edith Chetwood
and Edward p Thompson is new
novel embellished by rich English local
color, and by repeatedly unexpected
situations and incidents.
Among the characters are lovable
English laddie, called Little King
Edward" y; charming London host
and hostess; an aviator; and an as
sortment of Ships that Pass in the
Night" intertwinedSin the tale.
By the relation of experiences, more
than by mere descriptions, are pic
tured the London season; Oxford, DUR
ing " Fights Week y; the Shakespeare
country; the Ranelagh club, attended
by the King; and handsome English
estate with a castle Of eighty fire.
places, offset by a haunted matched
roof cottage. and a final termination
Of the romantic outing at Stamford,
Conn.,.
The materials for the novel was COL
lected by the authors during seven
months trip through the British
Isles.
Published by The Evening Post Job
printing Office, No. l56 Fultohlstreet,
New York. as3
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-09-13

The Paterson 6 Press makes a
timely observation that applies to
Morristown as well Everybody in
Paterson agrees that grade crossings
must go.' But, as good old George
Herbert said, we cannot both eat
our cake and have it, We must ex-
pect, as all other municipalities that
have secured the abolition of grade
crossings, have done, to pay a share Of
the cost Of reconstruction Of the rail-
roads. The practical question now to
be considered is, what would be our
fair proportion of the expense? Our
authorities and the influential citizens
that have taken hold Of this important
movement should prosecute, it with
unfagging energy. and there can be
no doubt that in arranging, terms, in
which the aid of the next Legislature
will be required, square deal involv-
ing the smallest possible cost to the
city, will be insisted upon"
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-09-13
Advertised Letters,

The following letters have not been
called for at the Post Office to Septem-
Der 9th. 1910:-
Mrs. VIM. A. Bowers, Mrs Lucretia
Bird, Mrs. Geo. M. Brinley, Jennie
Brown, Miss NJ. Campbell, Ira Chase,
M. @. Carbone, Chas. Crawford, James
Dwight. John Fancher, Carrie Green,
Mr.. Gibbs, Harry Gritfiths, Sadie Crit
fin. Thomas GreenleeS, Bette Harri-
son, Matte Hirris, w. d. Jameson, M.
Joseph, Mrs. Keggan, L. B. Lone, FL
sic Lawrence, Clarence LeHart. Mer-
Ger Marsh, Thos. I'll. Martin. Helen
Merritt, Mrs. A. hurry, George Nor
gan, Geo. B. Mott, Mrs. A. Pruden,
Samuel Pullen, Henry Powers, Frank
Rathgen, w. r. Skillman, Dilham
Slacum, Aired Stark, B. f. Stevens,
Sophie Smith, Lou Stiger, Bette
Styles, Elyia Scott, Alice futile. Ste
phen Witt, j. A. Willis, M. A. Wolf,
John M. Whint, 81 d. n, P. O. Box
1874, G.. Arnold (F), Thomas Cook (F),
Gustaye Diand CT, Emma JohanseD
(F), Frank Pearson (Fj.
(F)--FOreign.
When asking for the above letters
please say Advertised and give the
date of the advertisement. The above
letters will be sent TO the Dead Letter
Office at WASHINGTON, d. O., on Thurs
day, September % i'd, 1910.
CHARLES MCCOLLUM,
Postmaster.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-09-13
FOOLISH FAITH IN REFORM BY
LAW.

1t is, of course, Inconvenience to ar.
que with a person who has the SUI
preme refuge Of the irrelevant conclu'
sion /; as inconvenient as it would be
we're one to be offered concentrated
I've as toilet article, and upon refusal
be accused of not believing in cleanli-
ness. @
This order OF mind imagines that
every, phase of human conduct can be
ordered and regulated by the enact
ment Of statutes that the Industries,
occupations, clothing, amusements,
appetites, passions, prejudices, opin-
ions, ambitions, aspirations and de-
votions of man can be changed, moulded
and regulated by city councils and
state legislatures, Every inconven-
fence, every difficulty, every disagree
able feature In modern life, is to be
done awaysby1the passage of laws
The mental feactionsaof a large por-
tion of mankind against the irrita-
tionsof opposing opinion iaabituallyex-
press Themselves in this phrase, There
should be a law against it, !" and if the
cats howl on the backyard fence in
the nighttime, it q strike Interrupts
business, lille sheets.zin hotel are
too short, or the 7hatpfn of the woman
in the crowded car is too long, if a new
trust is formed, or a waiter is imper-
tinent, or the cook leaves, all eyes are
lifted up hopefully toward the annual
sessions of the legislature. ..... lis it
permitted to inquire whether or not,
we, in our social development, have
arrived at the phase of the apotheosis
Of the policeman, who is to replace
nurse and parent and teacher and pas
tor, and, relieving all these of their
responsibilities, undertake to remould
man into being of absolute perfec-
ton, in whom character may be dis
pensed with, since he is to dwell for
ever under the chrystal dome of a
moral vacuum from which temptation
has been scientifically exhausted ?
And is the lid to become the fetish
of a race, and is each to rush ABOUT
trying to adjust the lid of his fellow,
forgetting that the individual lid is
the one efficient lid, and that the
world would improve more rapidly if
each would only see to it that his own
lid is at all times on straight ply
Brand Whitlock Mayor of Toledo
Saturday Evening Post, August 9th,
1910. 5
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DOES PROHIBITION PRoHIBITs


For the fiscal year ending on June
80, 1910, the beer sales in the United
Statsslamodnt to- So, 4S5,7i7 barrels OF
thiFty-ene gallons each; las compared
with 39,330sS48 barrels in 1900. These
figures ARE furnished by the Bureau Of
Statistics at Washington. There has
been an increase Of 5l.2 per cent. In the
ten years. Assuming that the popula.
tion Of the country Nillshe found to be
about $4,000. 900, which is a larger esti-
mate than anybody was making until
few weeks ago, the population has
increased 22.6 per cent. in the decade.
In the same. ten years distilled spirits
has increased in consumption to the
extent OF 44.9 per cent. 1t
And yet in this decade there has
been large gain in the number Of
prohibition states. There were only
three Maine, Kansas and North Da
kota- in 1900. Half a dozen NORTH
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississip
pi, Tennessee and Oklahoma-havs
been added to the list in the pasl
three or four years. Moreover, in the
decade many other states, by local ex
clusion acts, have shut out intoxi
cants, or pretended TO do so, from
counties and towns. While only 2,
500 900 people resided in dry terri
tory in 1900, 41,0O0,0OO are there ir
1910.
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THE Delaware, Lackawanna& West
Eern railroad has entirely dispensed
with the telegraph for train despatch
ing purposes. The telephone has taken
its place. On the sixty-three miles of
line between Scranton, Pa, and Bing-
hamton,yN. r., in 1908, the first trial
of the new system was made. Now
the company has 271 stations equipped
with the telephone apparatus and
$500 miles Of wire. Though expert
ments with telephone dispatching
were started in the west, the Lacka-
wanna is the first road touse the sys-
tenn exclusively over all it's lines.
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THE GASOLINE CAR.

The Pennsylvania railroad has added
a gasoline passenger car to its equip
ment. The car arrived in Jersey City
last week, having made the run from
Omaha, Neb., under it's own power,
climbing the heavy mountain grades
with the ease of steam locomotive.
On a test run the car attained forty
miles an hour with ease and started
without jolt.
The clutches are operated with air
and the engineer does not have any
more trouble than trolley Car motor
man. The car will seat seventy-eight
passengers and will carry considerable
baggage In the baggage compartment.
An innovation is the use of large port
holes instead Of windows, the former
giving an uninterrupted panorama of
the country, better ventilation and,
when closed, are dust proof and water
tight. The head end of the car is
pointed like the bow of a boat and it
has been estimated that it requires
forty per cent. less power TO drive a
car of this type than blunt nosed car.
Officials of the McKeen Motor Gar
company, which built the car, have
estimated that it can be operated at
an expense of nineteen cents a mile,
as against thirty-ive cents a mile for
one-car steam train. The car will
be placed on one of the small branches
s Of r. psPSat ihHscter 2 thorough