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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28

her home in East Howard street. As
courtesy to her guests. Miss Doan. OF
Richmond. and Miss Ball Of CORTLAND.
New York. Beautiful appointments
quantities of golden-glow being used
TO advantage. Hand painted daisies
were given as favors and the ice
cream. representing daisies, was 3
pretty feature of the luncheon.-Mun-
Gle Press.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28
MARRIED At NEWPORT.

Mr.. Robert Kepler and Miss Blanch
Taylor We're married yesterday at
Newport, Kentucky. They arrived in
this city last evening and will take
up a permanent residence here. Their
many friends are glad to extend
hearty congratulations and wish them
happiness in their new life.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28

known and is employed at Neff and
Nusbaum's shoe store. The wedding
will take place in the early autumn
and will be very quiet
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28
ANNUAL OUTING,

The First Presbyterian. church pic
mic will be held Wednesday afternoon
in the Glen Chautauqua Grounds. In
the event Of rain. the supper will be
served at the church. All members
Of the church and Sabbath school
with friends and families are invited
to join In the outing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28
VISITING HERE

Master Aaron Studyba and Miss
Annette Studybaker of Dayton. Ohio.
and Mrs. August Rost of Indianapolis.
are guesets at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Kemper in South Fourth
street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28
MISS KING TO ATTEND

picnic will be held by the local
members of the Theta sorority, to-
morrow evening at the Mounds park
in which several out of town Theta s
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28
HAVE RETURNED

Mrs. Mary Landwer. Miss Jessie
Landwer and Miss Jeanette Landwer
have returned from Cedar Point where
they spent their vacation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28

A GUEST AT INDIANAPOLIS
Mr.. Robert Thornburgh was a CUES
of friends at indianapolis Thursday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28
TO VISIT FRIENDS

Mrs. Kate Eversman and Mrs Mary
Ruck went to Indianapolis to visit
friends over Sunday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28
VISITING SISTER

Miss Kathryn Hathaway of Rich
mond, is spending a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Charles Taylor, of
West Fourth street.-Marion Chroni-
Gle
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28
TWELVE O'CLOCK BREAKFAST.

.
Perhaps the most charming social
event for the week was the twelve
o'clock breakfast given today at the
Country club by Mrs. Jeanette g.
Leeds as a compliment to Mrs. Hitt'e,
who has Just returned from a several
months sojourn in Europe. All the ap-
pointments for the table were in or
ange and green, nasturtiums being the
flower used in decorating the table.
Places were arranged for Mrs. Hittle,
Mrs s. r. Smith, Mrs John Nicholson,
Mrs. John Y. Poundstone. Mrs. James
Carr, Mrs. Fred Carr, Mrs. Charles
Il. Shiveley. Mrs. George Gates. Mrs.
Thomas NJ Kaufman, Miss Jennie
Carson of Indianapolis, Mrs. Omar
Hollingsworth, Mrs. Henry Gennett,
Mrs. Milton B. Craighead, Mrs. Ray X.
Shiveley, Mrs. Rudolph G.. Leeds.
Mrs. Herbert Lahr of Evansville, lndi-
ana; Mrs A. u. Gayle, Miss Rose Cen
nett, Mrs. Alice, Mrs. Lodwick, Mrs.
Van Huesen, Mrs. Edwin Gates. Mrs.
William F.. Starr and the hostess. AZ
ter breakfast the afternoon was spent
playing bridge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28
DINNER At CLUB.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd We're
host and hostess last evening for a
charming dinner party given at the
Country club as n courtesy to Mr.. Rob-
ert Seager of New York. The table
was arranged effectively with flowers
and ferns. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas M. Kaufman, Miss
Marie Campbell. Mr.. Raymond Jones.
Of Denver, Colorado. Miss Juliet
Swayne. Mr.. Robert Seager, of New
York. Mrs. Herbert Lair of Evans
Vile. Indiana. Mr. and Mrs Ray Shive-
Icy and Mr.. and Mrs. Hibberd.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28

RECEPTION FOR GUESTS
Miss Emily Harris received a large
number of guests this afternoon at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28
PICNIC PARTY,

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton B. Craighead
gave a small picnic party last evening
at the Leeds farm south of the city.
The affair was given as a courtesy to
Mrs. Craighead's sister; Miss Jennie
Carson, of indianapolis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28
LEAVES SUNDAY.

Mr. Robert Seager Will leave Sun
day for New York after weeks visit
here with friends and relatives.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28
FOR NEW YORK.

Miss Juliet Swayne will leave this
evening for New York where she will
spend several weeks visiting her un-
Gle. ..
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FOR MICHIGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Kaufman
will leave Saturday for Michigan
where they will join Mrs. Kaufman's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Aufder.
heide Of Indianapolis, who are spend
ing the summer at Macatawa Beach,
Michigan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28

DANCES THIS EVENING
There will be two dancing parties
this evening which no doubt will
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-28

Reg. price soc, Sale price. .39c
Reg. price $l00, Sale price. .7ec
Reg price $50, Sale price 500
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-11-04
un lpre QaSf6len,

Wo immer man binbOrt, penn bon
politit gefpro6en pirb, pernimmt
man bic ueberaeuguns, baB bas 90
tum Der So5ialiitif4en partei Elm
groBes, ia Iogar Elm riiberrai6eno"
groBes fein pirb. @s bat iosar i6on
2eute gegeben, Die uns Wetten ange=
boten baben, aber 10 gtpas lit BEL
uns ausgeidloHen. Wir elauben
ni9t an Meiten, Die bod nur ba3u
entrirt tperben, I'M ben Qlusfau Der
Wabl gu feeinflufen. limb 5ubem,
bas Wa9stbum unierer partei bGngt
bon gang anberen Sattoren ab, als
bon ben getpDbnli6en, pplitif9en
Madenfdoften Der 9euteipetulation.
unfer Wa9stbum 1T cine ssolge Der
Grf.nntniB Der MaHen bon Der 9es
beutung Der proletarif6cn 8epeglne
unb in bieIer 8eaiebung miiFen mir
bennot6 Iagen, bab in Der Sbat bas
@otum Der Spsialiitiifen Yartei am
7. Hopember iiber bic 8ablreiultate
Der frii9eren 3eit tpeit binpegeebsn
nirb.
8iele intelligente bemofratii9e foz
ipie republifcniiht 8iirger, ni6t Die
8siperbsz unb Warbpplititanten, baz
ben bic 8.rgeblihfett ertunnt, aus
ben alien Yarteien ettpds 9utes gu
MAIDEN. Wir baben ielbit Sabrifunz
ten ertlGrer bDren, RAP iie bas Sp=
sialiitiitbe Sidet ftimmen tuerben, unb
elm GROCER Sabrifant, Der tpubte, bob
elmer ieiner 8orleute So5ialiit unb in
Der Meitation tbdtig 1T, erf4ien por
ei1isen Sagen bel ibm in Der Werfe
ratt, briidte ibm bic Sanb unb iprd4
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-11-04
1D6bler, 2lrbeiter Glepelan>s!

beridtet, bah bic 8ob5uder.Grnte D fer ,uar, ais
e oorber, nnb Saf Der Sruit niser bafir sablte,
als Unit limb trpkoem bic greissrbSbuus! llnb lukt
Str srbsiter, mas fir Gnd nnS Cure Samilie bieie
eiHe flene Ireiserb0bnus bebentct?! Nun, iebe a.
IN lie in ben gereimisten Staatensablt
BEN 3ufertrnit cine Stener rbpn $3.50
Sis $40 iabrIid, memm bie greiserb0.
bmagmnr ein.n Gcntper Gfnnb betragt!
llnb ,ue nit Oem 3uder, 10 nit ieOem anbereu Ser
braHhsartfel, fir bic SIR Cure Grtraeuer bic aa-
pitaIiiten sablen mift!
9pd, es 1T midt bic sbeuerums aein, iuorHber
bic Mrbeiter sn flagen bnben!
gei ieSem edritt, ben Der Nrbeter i'm Geben
madt, tritt linn bic Sbatiad)e entsesen, baf ans
sebentet nnb nnterbriidt IT lit; Saf bas aapital
err 1T nnb Sak ss feline Serrda sesen i'm uenbet
@ie iurst Der fapitaliitiide staat fir bic ar.
beittr?!
Su BEN gereinisten staatem merben jeSes einselme
Sar $4,000 Mrbeiter bel brer Mrbsit set0otet, nnb
100000 per,unnbet ltno iuist Sbr nit, baf Die fap
talitiiden Geetseber oeneu SIR bisber bel ber @ab
Gnre Stimmcm sabt, es nid)t enma fir nDtbs fanben
fir 8eete 5n iorsem, bak ben nnperidnlbet gereten
unS 0etObteteu audi nur cine fleme GntidaSisnns 5n
sbdI merSe?!
yet sierss Sabren ,uirS in beIem eambe ber ar.
ueHI uQ NHD HHr |aper IulTo tDHt HaD DteleF 0etI
nod Mrbeit 5u fnSen! Sabt SIR baopn sebGrt baf
rg@nb eHer Der MGnner, benen SIR bisber BEL Der
Wabl Cure Stinme sabt, bafr engetreten ie BAH oer
Gtaat bic Grbaltnns Der altem, arbesnnabis seuur-
bentn Mrbeiter iibernmmt?! Nid)t Giner inter
bnfn Der bic Nnregnus ST enem Mlters-@ @eriprsmngs-
8eet fir 9lrbeiter geseben batte! -
v Mn bas bebenft, sbr Mrbeiter- @Gber, ebe SIR
Sud mieOerum entidekt BEL Der 8abl fir irsenO cine
fapffaliitiid. Eartei sn itmmen!
ltnb ipenn SIR sm Der 1tebsrsemsnns 'fpmmt, baf
bic sanse faptaliitiide Tplitif iid segem bie Ir-
setter rdtet, bann mberlegt cinma pb es nift better
ipare meun bic Arbetsr einmal golitif i'm Sneree Ser
Irbeter ieIbit treiben wiroen!
Mrbeiterpplitif aber treibt, mer
ip5ialiitiid itimmt!
Die Sosialiiten treten Elm If 81, Ibidaf-
fnng bes Gapitalismns, nns Ir elm
&etd Ser 4rbeit! Die Sp,aliiten bertreten
bic q { te Der IrbeiterflaiIe gegenaher Ser
9lnsbentnns nub bem Crude Ses aapitals. gSer fIr
bic aanbibateu Der Spsialiitiid)en Yartei
itimmt Der crbebt Samit Erotc gescn Den becbemSen
3nitanb ber 9tnse.
Erptcit scgcm bic oebemsmittcl- Sbemernna
gruteit seaen Srnit- nnb aapitals- Nnsbcntnna!
Eruteit iiberbampt sesen bic ganse Sapitals=Scrr-
bes 2ebens ranbt; Die aber Dem gdJtarbeer, Dem Ga
pitaliiten alle Sitter Der Selt iidern!
Saran benft Sbr Irbeter= =g4Gbler, ,ucnm Sbr sur
@ablnrne id)rctet. limb bann erbebt Iruten
gegeu bieIe 3m tanbe, inbcm Sir immt T iii
sic aaubibaten Ser Spsialiiti zen
Gartei!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-11-04

which could be dealt municipal own
ership in Cleveland The apparent
reason why the Democratic Party is
not opposing the franchise amend
ment is the fact that when The Forest
City Railway Co. was consolidated
with the Cleveland Railway Co.,
$1,S00000 of Forest City Railway Co.
stock which was owned largely by
Democra politicians and capitalists
close to the Democratic Party became
Cleveland Railway Co. stock, and to-
day these friends of the Democratic
organization are interested in the
Cleveland Railway Co. The passage
of the Tayler franchise amendment
means dollars and cents to them. Does
party willing to sacrifice the inter-
ests of the municipality in order to
hold the support of former stockhold-
ers of The Forest City Railway Co.
deserve to be intrusted with the man
agement of the affairs of the munich
Dality?
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-11-04

NGdten Iientaa tam Z. Nupember) lit 8abltag!
SIS lit Der sas an benz oas @of ein llrtbeil preden
ipll! Sem l1rtbe nidjt bios lber Yeripncn mnb Bara
eien, ipnbern beonoers audi iber nnere poitden nno
iu5ialen 3mitanOe!
Der @abltag lit Elm grptei ttas; Elm Eroteit.
tag fir Seoen, Der nit ben bciebcnOeu @erbatniIem
nidt snfreSen 1T! ger nit Der Gage Der 9inse, uie
c bente lit, einperianbsn 1T, Der prS iebitpritanolid
ben Yiamnern nnb Yareien, bic bene resieren, feline
etimme sebem 8er aber nj idt suiriebcn 1T, wer
fdj eor ii ft nnS Il b ans fublt, mem Die Gorge
nm bic Ggiitens bic Gube raubt uer Be- b en-
nnb nsgebentet lit uarnm iullte Der burd
feline Gimme Die MGnner nno Garteien nnterititen,
bic bic berridJenbeu 3nitanbe pertretem, ia Die
idulb iiuo an ibrer Mmfredterbaltnug?
arbeiter, @abler Glepelanos! @ebts Gnd tuirf-
ld 10 gut, baR ibr nOtbia babt, fir Die Stieen beer
3ntGnbe en5ntrcten? Sit Gner 2Dbn uirflid) 10 bod,
baf SIR ber Gmren 2ebensbebarf binans nod fir Gmre
alten Sage geuigenb snriflegen fOnnt?! SIT Cure
Mrbeit 10 reselmGhs, baf bic Sprge niemas in Guer
Sans enfebrt?! SIT Cure Grtens mrflif 10 geidlert,
oaf iie Gnd allies betet, mas Gin Wend) Dpm Seben
perlamsem fanm?! @snn bas ser Sail 1T, uber memn
SIR es and MIR glanbt, bann sebet geru bcn brger'
lid-pulitiiden Tarteien Sure stmme!
Gbc Sbr's aber tbnt, benft euma, einen Imsenblid
nur, hber Cure Gage nad!
Sbr uiht Sudj bak SIR i'm fapitaliitdem 3eitalter
lebt DAFT Der Sapitalismus berrid d) t bah bic ar'
better BE r il ft nnb ait bentet iinb! Sber,
muf ali bas Sud- crit nod bemieen merben?!
grbeiter- Idbler sdJant Gudj nnl, nnS bann ur-
tbeilt ielbi!
Sabt SIR nidJt am eigncn 2ei6e seipHrt, bah in
Sen ettcn ssabren Die Ereiie aer 2ebensmel in elmer
@eiie in bic 0Obe geganscH iino, uie nie 5nppr?!
@ift SIR nidt, baf SIR bente fir Gure Nabrnnss-
mittel INN uiersig Gruscnt FIR sm sab len babt,
als pOr eirisen Sabren?! Sit es Gnd nnbefannt &C.
blieben oaF bie friberem Sre 9oarsSdnbe jett bier
nnb flint Collars foiten?! Sabt SIR nud midt erab-
rem oak fHnf s)aros lane, Die uur 5cbn Sabren NIT
$2.75 bssablt wnrben, hcute $6.25 foien?!
SIR III / 1T, baF all bas rifttg iIt llno MIN
fragt Gnd cinmal iclbit pb Gmer Gobn in berielbem
@ee gcitieacn lit, mie Gurc 9lnsgabcn iufplae Der
FreiserbDbnng
SIR wikt bak bas nidJt Der Sa lit!
g4er aber, 10 fragcn mir, lat BEN @ortbel bon
Scien ErcisergObnmgsn?!
Gin fleincs geiipicl mag Insfunft gcbcn!
Sn ocn lcttcm &pden lit Ser Hres bes 3nfers
uon an ad)t ia Osar mOd bGber, bas gumb aeitegen
9as @olf hcr @ereinistem staaten perbrandJt ar.
iGhrd etua 1860 Millipncn Gnno 3nfcr. Sine
YrcisertSbmng ppu enem einsigen Gent per 8fnnS
brinat 73 Nilltpnen Splars. limb oicic fo-
loIale Smmmc nuo ucit mcbr nod mro num 3nfer-
trmit eimseadt.
Ger 3nferpreis lit nid)t binanfeceanecm, ueil es
etua 9'ubsmfer feblt.
Sm Gegentbe! slus nniersn 3nderiaatcm uirS
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linn feline @enugtbuung iibsr bic Gonz
fequens aus, bic er in ge5ug auf feline
pplitiide lleber5eugung enttpidelt
babe. gr ielbit iperbe iosialiitii6
fpd6len. Dies 1T feline miibige Gr@
fiHbung Der ReoaftiDn, ipnoern elm
poiittp oorrecter 8eridt unb iou muir
bu5u bienen, Inn bic berr1denbe
Stinlmung gu tenn5eihnen.
GrmiBt man ha5u, baB, als> bic
@o3iaIiItiide partei ibre Referenbumz
Iiftsn besiislih Der Saplerz5randtfez
glmenbemsnts einforberte. lie iibsr
$4,000 1lnterfdriften 5dblten, 10 geht
man ppbl ni9t fehl, biefe $4,000 llne
terfhriften 'tpie eine Dirt leudtenber
0anbIGrift an Der biintlen Wanb gu
betraGten, ipenna in Der Nodt bom Z.
,auf ben 8. Nopember in Der @itp 5an
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-11-04

bic 8eomten Der WablbebDrbe bas
9dtdfal Der tdmpfenben parteien
perfiinben tperben.
Sang slei9, pie bas 8ptum fir
iinfere Yartei ausfaler nirb, mir
iperben bas Grgebnib gelaien binnebz
men ais eine Sbatfa6e, NIT Der mir
fir Die 3utunft gu re9nen baben
perben.
Die, tpelhe bic partei ipdhrenb bies
fer Champagne gu leiten Die pfli4t se<
bobt haben, baben ibre S6ulbigfeii
aetbun. Sic ertparten feline 8elobs
nnne in irsenb einer GuBeren 5orm.
Sic fiiblen iid aGlein BON benz Be-
tpubtfsin befriebist, fir bic prin5ts
pien Der partei getdmpft unb offsu
eittgetreten gu fein.
llnb bas 1T bic bDdik 8elobnuns.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-11-04
The Taylnr Tra1fhtar Amfnnmfnt
MR. COMMON PEOPLE-$rooooooo for $2ooo,ooo

MR.. COMMON PEOPLE:-SIOOOOOOO tor S2OOoOOo
of improvements of his property!
Tayler Railway opera
Of struggle in
1t
submitted
sacrifice the interest
would voted when the franchise submitted
to referendum
apparently good
which franchise
Cleveland resulted in the appointment
committee consider and recommend
changes In the Tayler grant
FRANCHISE WHICH REPRE-
sENTED THE WORST RAILWAY GRAB THAT ANY COUNCIL HAS
VICE CORPORATION IN THE CITY OF CLEVELAND
corporations
between private
them
high
people want good and low rates
the problem Of municipal utilities municipal ownership operation
Of FRANCHISE IS THAT
1T RESERVES PEOPLE THE RIGHT TO TAKE OVER THE
SYSTEM EXPIRATION OF THE GRANT BY
PROPERTY PLUS
provision
the the
market of with 10 cent added for good Will
BUT WOULD PAY NOTHING FOR VALUE
DEPRECATED OUT OF EXISTENCE
1T rs THIS RIGHT COUNCIL HAS EN-
THE TAYLER FRANCHISE
provided that Of having the
physical value the city must
the capital value Of the car company.
This change TO PAY 100000
thing for this 4a.s Is
arriving capital Railway
value The
capitalized
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-11-04
THE SOCIALIST PARTY.

Republican party passed the street railway grab The
steal expected to WITHOUT the
The Socialist had been watching this street
NT SOCIALIST PARTY HAD IN CIRCULATION HUNDREDS OF
PETITIONS REFERENDUM
petition
Novemb
HAVE AN OPPOR-
T1NIT TOS PRESENT OF $0-
RAILWAY CO.
Mr. to
ELECTION DAY AND BURY THIS STEAL
DEMOCRATIC ABLE TO REsUR-
).
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SOONER OR LATERs

II suppose municipal owner
ship will come sooner or later"
President Stanley Of the Concon
said Friday discussing the con-
tinued unsettled traction condi-
tion under the Tayler grant. ut
will have to be tried out to
prove to the people whether or
not there is any good in it,
Cleveland Press, Sept. 8th.
OF course Mr.. Stanley will be
glad to have it come sooner"
If he can get $10,000,000 from
the people for capital value with
no property behind it.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-11-04

Mr.. Newton d. Baker. the
Democratic candidate for mayor,
when asked about ultimate mum
icipal ownership of the street
railway system, answered, that
is nothing new with me. l have
always advocated it."
Before the Council Committee
which considered the franchise
amendments, Mr.. Baker said. 81
feel safe in saying that Attor-
neys Squire and Crawford,
cleveland Railway Co. attor-
neys), will undoubtedly be with
me shortly in going to Columbus
and asking permission for the
city to operate it's lines"
OF course the Concon attor-
neys will ask for municipal
ownership if they can secure
$40, 100000 for watered stock.
If Mr.. Baker stands for munich
pal ownership and wants to
make successful municipal oper-
alton, why isn't he fighting this
grab? Ask him!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1911-11-04

Vatue OF tnese flSnl6, WHICH were pre-
sented to the company by the City
Council. Judge Tayler said was
$3,615, ,000 There Is no physical prop
erty behind this part of the capital
ization of The Cleveland Railway Co.
Even the franchise rights which were
capitalized at this amount do not
exist today.
Under the original provision Of the
Tayler franchise the city did not have
to pay anything to the company for
franchise value to establish municipal
ownership. The franchise specifically
stated that nothing was to be paid for
franchise value.
UNDER THE AMENDMENT PASS
ED BY THE CITY COUNCIL, THE
CITY MUST PAY TO THE COMPANY
1000 AND GETS NOTHING FOR
MONEY.
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provides further that the of the
condition equal 70 cent
% Under % ST % svsTy 0sas w9 capital % value
the company
THE ORIGINAL pEoyIsIoN OF THE yAYLER FRANCHIsE
H W T1yR T 1H He
% T VoR M THE
Cleveland Railway Co approximately s22 oo
sSs s5 s esn s. @ @ ssos e % u
| PAY 'ssSodoo FOR PROPERTY
PAY 7os ns HsDna @ HT4 2E 2yFF
TAYLER FRANCHISE
the City coun during the past six men M s as no ss b % % n da M
its They 1sSu1 told m the I R%y TIVE s
but the most part art the mt the
ea hese
the the 5 ' @ a9s
shall be extended END to old h conw1Gd wood or part % G ne % ah
Rrst'uns hrst tenn year,
1EADER-Reported
mention amendment of the municipal ownership clause
limits the The % thar tho M
% giving the
m oa~s 1 o
s psosS sap thas nstasa as Of
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
The Republican
corporations has been the
Sy yous tn aas by
ship PROVISION
is ready to hosent all times
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
Is tns
public utilities but WI when the opportunity offers
municipal
soo s Democratic sr Party
but hs ms
mSnP we4s @ ysr is
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-02-09

is sent includes Greenland, Iceland,
Malta, and other of the Mediter-
ranean Islands; the Azores and Mad
EZRA Islands, Turkey in Europe and
Asia, Egypt, Siam, Korea, Hongkong,
the Straits Settlements, Dutch East
Indies, Madagascar; Italian, German
French, Portuguese, British, and
Spanish Africa; British Danish, and
Dutch West Indies; Haiti, Santo Do
mingo, the Central American States,
and every country of South America.
Not only is our kerosene popular
in the homes of all parts OF the world,
but American gasoline exported under
the general title of naphtha, is furn-
ishing power for motor-hoats, auto
mobiles and flying machines in vari-
Gus sections of the world, while lub-
ricating oil exported goes to more
than eighty countries, and is valued
at more than 20 million dollars a.
year
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eamerjcd11 Petroleum Used in
All Ports of the World

Asiatic possessions take also certain
quantities Of our illuminating oil.
The largest customer for our illumi-
mating oil is England, to which the
exports of 1910 amounted to about
so million gallons, valued at more
than 8 million dollars. Germany
ranks second, the quantity sent to
that country in 1910 being about 108
million gallons; to Netherlands about
100 million gallons; China about so
million; Japan about 4 million; and
even British India about 80 million
gallons. IN fact practically every
country in the world receives greater
or less quantities of our petroleum.
The list of the countries to which it
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