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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25
Social Affairs
LOCAL FUNc TlONs III
AND SOCIETY NEWS
Iriseilh Cub.

Priscilla Cluj. 80
I The Priscilla club VA meet ~ttH
Nr.. Joha Hushs. Friday afisrnooa
a, the usual hour.
d. 4aseaEst's Guild.
=, Marsareis guild will me-, with
Mrs.. u = Grvsory tomorrow after.
rem At !:36,
Atteatiea. XaiShts 4 HytAias-
Regular meesing oi Rs-hy Noun.
,aia iI,dse No :. x. ot r. uiii eosf~s
the third saak In ampiified form %
Tkurs4lsy aisls At Castle hall. All
neub~~s urged to sisead. visiiiss
ksolk-ss ~SleoaA~. -
Sunshine Sssisty.
The Sunshine soelsiy siii b- en-.
is, gsiaea ny Mrs.. XII j~ifs,e. ~ her
home. III: Grant avenue. Tomorrow
afsssnnna. March 80. This snrtsl
~iii h. held ee 1hursday sf'sssona
taste ID at Friday o. srroaai Of THE
an'oa prayer as~esiss. A large ~.
s~ndsn~- u d~ats~d.
0ys. 8svoll 4ntoetaina
Mr. ~. ". itowsii ssisstaiasA ~
. . o'.inrk disser last aish'. Tue
affair ~as istossaai. the ss~ais8 NJ.
iaE sr~ai in . sostsi vsy. The sa-sss
vss- sai-sssis~a wish . saasss a
surai sslsrttoes eharaiasly vsaAessd
BY Mlss Rachel Aiiss. Th~ gsesas
w-es Nr. asd Mn. t1i Jsffry~s. Ar.
ssa NsA y. Il. Hioom. NJ. sa1 NsA
Ait.~ss Iefts,es. Rev. aaa Ma fsaak
Mood nsesssii. NJ. sad Nm J. y.
i.aashiis. NisA Rsehe, Aiisa sad Ntsa
Bsssi~ Niaes.
1asty at Barter 1sDs.
A saspstss passy ~as stvsa lssa
aishl ~ lAs hsas q Ntss xnsassss
Hsstss. chs sssaeaeA lssl wsss sssa
Teey. co,a. vhess she hss sses
seaehiag srhoel. fAase pesoeat ves>
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25

a,ft-sss, rsas,seesa Whose 'nss he
,rsapled. TIE prttea Of "sosssss
~-n, ur ss~osAis9iy vh~s she~e ssss
i.o,s ssush, permanent s,Aads. They
rsasv ao~ from e:s 10 the record
price raid To ttesfuer. sad there 10 .
code ot uawsiisea laws sosessias
their sa,e. ohsersed BY aewsboys asd
aewstapess Aiiks. With = more
bindias asd iaexorabae thaa aay
made BY . legislature.
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Cincinnati, 0ientaa. Ben g. Near; 1914 @reis

6ammerfpoob 6oule eradhlt lhatten
Die geaen ,gliott erbobenen 9lntlaaer
foIIen febr erniter Mrt iein.
Die Debree3iner attentd .
terperbnftst.
@ien, 2. Wdr5. etls bic Ser.
iiber bes Mttentats in ;8sbreeain, I'm.
garn bei benz bstanntli9 iisben per=
fonen ben Sob fanbet, tpurbsn in
gutareif ber rumdnil@ Gtubent Ga
tarau unb Der rujJif4c Matroie Sbeos
borop perbaftet. De beibsn M0rber
tuurben bon bem Gbdhffeur bes 4ue
tOmobiIs, bas fie borF llnsarn naf
Rumdrien 5uriidbra6ie. Derratben,
neil fie ibre Re4nuna aniat bs5ablen
tppllten.
Gin geifdnbnib balm bic fdper
belaitetsn Werbaftsten IBIS jeBt MID.
abselest, aber es uuJkrlisst teinem
3ipsifel, bab bas Mtteutat BON ben rue
mdnifdsn NationaIifisa nit ssbsimer
llntsrftiisnns Rub!uuss ins 8ert se>
iebt tpurbe.
Das gerbaltniB 3fftfdxn ben gu>
mdnen in llnearn un6 ben Masparen
lit beute fdlehter, alsje borber. Die
Siibflaben brGnsen uiipsrbiillt gum
.abfaIl, bic Rutbenen graDitiren sesen
0ali5ien mad Rubldrb biniiber unb
bic Sffeden unb DeutIhsn betdmpfen
lid nit unpsrminbertciil SAB. Inter
bieien umitGnben tpirb mandss, mas
man pdbrenb Der go!tantriiis als
poIitit Der Satudfs berbummte, iebr
peritGnblid.
Sotn mann. ipuf in Glib :
afrita WieberDergets
tung iibtu.
aonbon, 2. WGr3. 9oin Mann,
Der engliiae atrbeiierfiibrsr, Der an
Der Spise mander Streitbeussuns in
gnslanb seitanbsn, ipirb am Samitas
nad Siibafrita abreiieu, I'M bort, aIs
Wieberpsrseltung fir bic Ausnsiiuns
Der 3sbn iioafritaniid)en 4rbei!erfiibs
Ter mad Dem 3ufdmmenbru4 bes bors
tiseH gensralftreifs. eiue glrbeiter.
glsitaiion su orsunifirtn.
&apitubt 2. Wdrs. Das Rap.
parliament nabm am Nontaa NIT 72
aelen 15 Stimmen bie 0orlaae an. in
tpeIfer bic 0eportiruug bon ashn 4r-
beiterfiibrern tpeaen i6rer gerbinbuna
nit Dem @en.ralitrsif autaekiBen
,pirb.
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Jn(an0I Ielegrap6
Die eiuto nj m enfeuer.


! Gen bort, 2. Mdra. Die
gunbesreaieruna rstnet auf Elm gr'
trGaniR aus Der Giniommeniieuer Dor
$115, ,000, 900. uno oapon iperben mad
ben einaeIaufenen Sslbiieinih1buuser
So. 800, 600 ober unaefdhr a9t pro:
s:nt Don 20 perionsn Il. Der StdDi
Rem gort allein bsiaetraoen fperben.
Der aefnmmte 3uiduB Der in Der
Stdbt Rep gort ieBbdft.n Steuer.
lbfliftiaen su Der Ginfommeniteuer
biirfte atpiihsu IA uHo 15 MiQionen
Dollars betraaen.
&c cine balbe MiGion su beaablen
haben sipei 8etpohner pom Mdnbattan
uro brei Broollpner; 19 in Manbat.
tan unb bier in grootlnn baben cine
Wiertelmi[Iion au entriaten; elm Rep
gorier bat $4,000 uno etlihe breibia
psrIonsn ie $4,000 su beaablsn.
gbtcaao, Sls., 2. MdrS. -
Ar gbiedsc fperben unsefibr $4,000
perionen bic gintommenfteuer be5abs
len, unb bic Gumms, bic lie Fit bic
eriten 10 Monate bss Sabres 1913 su
btsablen baben. ipirb iid ouf mebr als
So. .O00.O 900 6elnufen. auBerbem tpers
ben unasf6br 1900 &orpuratipnen
$5.000,000 an GiHiommeniteuer be-
3abIen.
ginit unO itBt.
aoneitor elnberfon aoa zine inter.
eiIante parallele arpiihtn itBt uno
1863. benz Sabre. no sum eritenmal
bie gintommsniteuer in Rem glorf
einaefiibrt ipurhe. Samnls befanben
jih in Der Stabt Rstp Dcrf 10000
fsnmiIienhGilpter. pooon ieboG nur
Gin gldlftI EN- iteuerpflihtiaes Ginioms
men beIab unb mir 10000 baiten elm
giniommen iiber $1,000.
Auf Der Gpur oes Senoers
Der 50lIenmafdine
Decatur, sa., 2. Mdrs. - 9ln
benz aDrpsr pon 5. D. Menneri4, Der
in Jolse her GrploiiOn elmer 9G[ienmas
ifine setDbiet ipurbe, pie ibm bur9 bic
ppIt slseiielIt iporosn mar. ipurbe elm
3sttel nit ben Worten gefunben:
.Wsnn mir irgeno ettpas 5uitober
ioate, perhaftet Sobn gducom.
Dieie Note bate bic pdbrenb bes
Cages srFrIgte 9erbaftiIns pcn Sobn
gdueom 5u Jolse, Der erit 18 Sahr.
aft 1T, iinb bic goronersjurb empflbl.
bab er an bic @robsei9tpprenen iibsrs
ipiefen tpcrben folI.
Ser. Giaatsn poitinfpettoren be-
ffiftiesn iih NIT Der pcn mtbr als
eh.en Geite semahteu 4nbeutuns, baB
ein 6relinb Der Trau Wtnnerit, bic
pon ibrtm Manne setrennt lebt, etfpls
nit Dem Morb gu tbun gebabt baben
tSnne. Die Sniptttpren settn fiH au4
ale Wiibe, fsitsuiteIIsn, bon rem bas
A3adst aufgssehsn trusssH mar.
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Die iibrisen feds BON einsm btutf9en
JiI@ersDa serettet.
Spnnii@er 9ransporibampfer an Der
Rifle BON MuroHo seitranbst.
GsusruI UiIIa giebt 5u. bab Baud
tobt III,
1eha,ipiei abtr, baB & bon ieinen pers
f1nli&en Geiubsn ermDrbst
ipprben fei.
proteFe gessn ben amsri.
fautfd1en Subaftrua.

Bremen, 2. MGr3. SIN W5r,
fsnfuul fonb am Montae Mbsub Elm.
Grobe Nnh:aberinm bon yeu,
len fnit, BE nit ben 9obnliniereifer
in Nfsmsn IN Werbinbuna itsben, uni
Die aeiommtn tpnren, nm geeen Dai
esntpdhfen bes ginfIuiIes Der anglo.
dmerisanifGsn 9abal aombinut,ou
in Deutid5Ian6 3u proteitiren. Gs ipa'
rem aud Delegnien BON ben 9ambErs
ger unb Dresbnsr 1abatorednifatios
ren dnir<fsnb. Gs ipurben Wtf1liiiIe
onpsnommtn, in bsnsn eriIdrt tuirb,
bcb bic aombination cine qrpbe 0es
fnbr fiir bic beuiiGen Geihdftsiut.rs
ellen unb ben 8abufbanbel pm @re'
iiisn bebeiitt.
Z. Musbem Deatf9enRtid.
Berlin. 2. mGrs. es bat
nidt gsrinsss slufieben psrilrs
iaft. baB Der aronprin5 5risbrid
Wilbelm bem 6er5os inb Der Ssr3osin
BON grop, ipslde ssfiern bier tiness
trcfftn nnb I'M gsplunobe SpiA abs
qeitieqsn iino. einsn IdHaerm Bsfuf)
ctssIfaittt bat. Das 3uiammsnisin
pdbrtt iiber cine Gtunbs.
Jn 6ofirsiitn ipirb Der Grfpariune
Inum gsgsbtn, bic Wifite bss Rrons
prin3en perbs cine siinitiae Ginnirs
flng babin dusiibtn, bdB bic Diffss
ren3sn. tpeldx. in Der 5er5ogIihen ssas
milie grcn tnf6fpe Der 6eiroib bes
Ssrsoas RarI nit glanep a<ifbmdn.
Der jiinglen 9ohier bes s6ema.iaen
amsriidniihsn woti6afters in Berlin,
tniifonbtH iinb. aussesliGsn fpsrbtn.
Die afriiareiie btsarons
prin3en.
Jn alien toloniaIfrsunbIihsn artis
fen ipirb nit sr0bttr gsnusibuuns
Der nuumshr ieititsbsnbe pIan bsipros
den. btmsufOIae Rrpnprins Milbslm
i'm Qnufe bieIes Sabres cine ousaes
bsbnts NsiIs mad ben afritaniiGsn
Gdubssbistsn bes Dtutiden NtiGs
kfpsrtiislliesn ipiro. gsionbsts Sns
isrsFt tripsdt nod bic WiitbeiIuna Der
.Jrnnliurtsr 3situns1. bab aud
aronprins<iIin GseiIis an Der qlfriias
fa1rt theiIntbmsn nirb. pie Gu.
itimmnng bss aaifsrs, iptIht Dor tilrs
lsm nod ausitanb. III inspifdm srs
folat.
Rad BEN Ioptit aufgfsIIttn pros
qramm iptrbtn Deutfdb ORaFritd,
Deuiim GilbtpsItairiia unb RamssI
rim pom Qronprinssn paar btiudt
iperben iusIdss nit srobsm @sfclse
reiitn iptrb. Gttpa gnbs Musuit ptrs
bsn Der Rrrnprins unb bic Rronprins
aeIin an Der GrSffnung Der SGlubs
Hredt psr Ditnfritonifnm Central.
&abn; unb an brc Grfifnuna Der
Gr1ifnnHs Der Dsuift DFofrI!unis
IMsn 2unbssuusfl<IIuns IN Ddrssia,
lem fbsIlnsbmsn.
Die gIusTslIuns finbei aus QfnIcf
Der UoIlenbune Der Dobn jiuti. bic
BEN QfusgangSpunil sineD ipsiten
alst5i&afIiass G<tijl bsf asIsnIs
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Dom euis a,rOseb in GbicasO.
Tolaen bes Sturmes.

's lgeH Des Sturmes.
Qep BORT. 2. Mdrs. Die 8e.
amten Der 9elesrnphentompaanier
iaaten am Montag, bab es Dorldufie
llnmoalid, fei, bic Sunlms drisuaeben
ipelhe bas Repariren ber 2inien mad
be-l Sturm por Spnntaa iofen mir.
be. Cine einaiae aompaanis iol in
yleiD Wort iinb umaeaenb einen Sha.
ben BON $500, 900 erlitten baben Daa
Selearaphnfbftem nit 'ieinen pies
len unterirbiihen 2eitunaen befins
bet iih dber ieBt in einem 10 polItom-
menen 3uitunD. baB trpb ber @erbee.
runaen. tDelhe Der Sturm dnaerihtei
bat. be- Selsarapbenpertebr nur penia
aeitort mar. Die umaeitiiraten 3el.>
araphenpf6hle baben aber an pielen
Orten Giisnbabnsiiae aifdchalten unb
pisle 3iiae in Nefp Dorf, Netp Serlep,
penninlpaHisn unb in anberen Staa-
ten limb .Derloren aeaanaen". Die
penninIpauia 8a6n fina erit dm
WoHtcS, a6enb um bdlb Heuu uhr an,
pieber rsa.lmGhia 3iiae absufdiden,
nahbem Der 8ertehr % Stunben lana
fait aans unterbrohen mar. Drei gil.
ce brr pbilabelphia bIi.ben in 5ren.
ton. 81. g.. iteden unb bic Baifaaiere
lpurbsn bon Der gifenbabnfompagnie
in botsls unteraebraht.
Inter ben rperlorenen" 3iigen bes
finbet iid elmer NIT 100 Grturfipnis
fen. bic BON Ssrfep gitp na9 samos
qua. pu. suriidtebrten. Wan glaubt.
baB Der 9us irsenbpo BEL CONNER
bile. q. g., feftiiedt.
gluf elmer IL Msilen lanaen Strede
Der 2e6igb 9allep 8abn sfpiihen Ser
isb gitp uno Heparf lasen 103 Sslez
srapbenitnnssn auf ben geleiien.
grf9offcm
ct. 2ouis, m2D., 2. WGrs. -
Wsslep (Reb) Simon. reHen pro5et
ireaen Mprbes> bier I'M @anse mar,
ipuroe am Moniaa ipdbr.nb Der Wit>
taaspauie bes 8erifts. ror benz isin
sSaa perbanbelt ipurbe, in elmer
Wiribdaft pon 5enrp gang. benz
6aupt StaatsaerseH gegen Jpn. err
idoHen.
Simon bate bor beina6e einem
.sabr in einem Gtrsit spiiben 3ipei
notoriiden gdnben einen Wann Hos
mems emmett Carroll erifoiien, be-
ianb iih absr aesen giirsfbaft auf
freiem suB. Sein prosss bsgann am
Mpn.lg @ormittaa. Der Sbsriff
bate einen glnsrifi uIf Gimon be-
fiir6t.t unb besbalb cine 2lnsaN
s5ilfsiberiffs i'm @eridtsfaal unterses
broht. 9lls bas geridlt Mitidsss
pauie mahte, besab iih Simon nu6
elmer tpsnissr als 5tpei Blods entfernt
seIeseuen Nirtbidaft. Bier Detettips,
bic su ieinem StuB I'm geric5t anne
icnb iparen, ipnrteten an elmer Strds
benede auf feline Rldtebr.
Sobn 9rob, Der fib in Der Wirtb=
luuIl utfuHu uls OtibpH iltsutlSc-
i6oifen tpurbe, fcst. oaB er uno gang
lineefdbr 20 Winuter in benz 2ptal
gepeien feien, als Simon bereintdm
une Sebermann aufforberte nit ibm
~ trinten. DGbrenb bic 9etrdnfe
Ierpirt fpurbcn, Isien 3ana unb Gis
non hintsr bic Wano aeireien, bic bic
Mirthi6aft bon Der Gisurrenoertaufs=
tens trsnnt. Rad tir5er 3eii fislen
mebrere SdiiiTe unb i'm nd9iten Qlu=
lenblid erihien 3dnu uno fdate gu
,em Wirtb, sSamss Monen, bab er
laf Der poli5ei Ihideu ioue, ba er fih
fpplIe.
Sorpeit bies betannt III. bat fies
ndnb sebSri, mas spifhen ben beiben
Rdnnern aeipro6en ipprben lit. gang
aate aber, Dab Simon 5u Semano
,eidgt babe: - ,Dieier &erl t3unG
piys ni@t langs ssnug lsSsn. uul ssssn |
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3hagelt S6aOelt
Sat ber Ghneeitnrm an Spnn.
tag i'm Often aussridjtet.
Wsebrere periosen erfroren.

-Sl&$
Gam S9epps, Elm tpi1tiser Gtaatss
3eitge segen grs2eutnant 9edsr,
Deri4punben.
Die Resieruns in @aibinstOn lit nod
niHt bersit. gu interpenireu.
40
Mennslei9 bic 5erausforberung ieis
tens osr Meritaner immer gr6ber
ipirb.
Weslep Gimon in ct. 2oliis, no.,
erfdoiIen,
40
Wdbrenb er ipesen Wlorbes prDaehirt
ipurbe.
80
,9ie Gintommeni iteuer ipirb tpabri4einz
li9 $115,0O0.0OO einbrinsen.
Sn Mabonins gOuntp, Sbio (Younsss
topn) baben Die nRafIen"
Sn ben bOrtigsn 2oeal Option WableH
seiiest.
81
Dom Guis a,rOseb in gbirasO.
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- Die 9lnlase Der geoforO Papsr
& pulp gp. anf 8io sslanb, BET
2pn4burg, @o., tpuroe pd1renb Der
Iebteh glant burh Geuer seritDrt. Der
@erluft beIduft iif auf S50o,ooo unp
1T hurH 0sriiHtrune seSsdt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03

Str Dhio unb bas ipsFlide
penniplbanien: G9Snes iinb ipeniser
ialtes Metter am Dienlag. Nm Ritt=
mod unbeitimmtts Wstttr; psrGnbers
Iide Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03
Rrstekirex IN elmer Waaiiensers
iauimluns in NrenieR
oeeeu bas axtss@ien bes giHs
Fxfes bee aasIsssImsrieaa
4stacco 60.
Die oeutf@e getrOleum.W WonopoIswcrs
Iase iuirb obne 3meifei anses
nommsn iperben,

Gin prOtsit feitens Der Ser. etaaten
aber 3u ertparten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-03

Die gintommenfteuer fpirb ipobrfdeins
lib $115, 100000 einbrinsen.
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Muslano. SeIegrapb
DGlrsler 0sr 0suudca ga6a6.
JnonQrie
Rrstekirex IN elmer MlaifeaSers
famuilans in Bremen
Oesea bas Mnssa&iea bes Gins
fxifes bee aHsIsssImsrieaA
4stacco Gp.
Die 6eutfde petroleum.W WonopcIsQ,cr>
Iast tuirb Obne 3weifei anses Z
ilommen tperbeu,
Gin prpteit fsitens Der Ser. Gtoaten
ober 5ii eruarten.
Rarbinal aopp lisst in srrppdu,
e@lefisn, i'm Stetben.
Die Dsbrst5insr Attsntdter perbaftst
Dreiaebn Wann Don ber rortpesii@sn
Barrie r1nsman- in Der Tufbs
Zee ertrunten.
Die iibrissn feds BON sinsm beutf9sn
JiiMersDamp serettet.
Spnnii@er 9ransporibampfer an Der
Riife BON Mnrolio geiiranbet.
Gsuerul a9ilIa giebt 5u, baB Baud
iobt III,
--->Sse-
Deha,ipiti aber. baB q bon lsinen psrs
f1nIi&eu 5einben ermprbst
iporben jei.
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aarbinaI aopp Iiest in srrppdu,
S4leiisn, i'm Sterbsn,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-27
RELIEF FROM DYSPEPSIA

All conditions of depressed vitality
tend to disturb the processes of diges-
ton. There is not a disturbed condi-
ton of life that may not affect diges-
ton.
Few causes of indigestion are so
common as thin. weak blood. 1t af-
fects directly and at once the great
processes of nutrition. Not only is the
action of the gastric and intestinal
glands diminished but the muscular
action of the stomach is weakened.
Nothing will more promptly restore
the digestive efficiency than good red
blood. without 1t the normal activity
of the stomach is impossible.
Thin, pale people who complain of
indigestion must improve the condi-
ton of their blood to find relief. The
most active blood builder in such cases
is DIR. Williams Pink Pills. They
make rich. red blood which quickly
restores the digestive organs to their
proper activity and the first result is
hunger. The dyspeptic who has hated
the sight and smell of food now looks
forward to meal time with pleasurable
anticipation. Care now in the selec-
ton and quantity of food will put the
patient we'll on the road to health. A
diet book, What to Eat and How to
Eat" will be sent free on request by
the DR.. Williams Medicine Co., Schen-
ectady, N. Y. All druggists sell DR..
Williams Pipk Pills.-Advertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-27
State Free From Debt
Under Republican Rule

The Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
MIA, though blessed by natural advan-
tages and a loyal and industrious peo-
pie, has arrived at its proud position
among the State of the nation by
reason of the wise administration of
it's affairs by the Republican party of
PENNSYLVANIA, which has been practi-
cAlly in control for over half a CEN
tury.
She stands to-day absolutely free
from debt.
No State tax upon real estate has
been collected since 1866, when 1t was
abolished by Republican administra-
tion.
No tax upon any personal property
of any character Except moneys at
interest) has been collected by the
State for many decades.
No subject taxed locally by coun-
ties, cities, boroughs, townships or
school districts is taxed by the State.
The great revenues of the State are
derived mainly from taxes on corpora
tions.
For the fiscal year 1913 the rev.
enues of the State were approximately
S35,000,000, over three-fifths of which
was collected from corporations and
the balance from collateral inherit
interest, automobile licenses and mer-
camille tax.
From the revenues derived by the
State the salaries of the judges of all
the counties and appellate courts in
the State are paid. and there is re-
turned to the different localities all the
tax on moneys at interest. approx
mating $5,000,000 besides the greater
of the receipts from liquor licenses.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-27
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM PLEDGES PARTY
TO SUPPORT OF POPULAR LEGISLATION

commensurate with the privileges and
protection enjoyed by them.
Education
From the inception of the laws Great
ing the public schools, through the
statesmanlike aud heroic exertfons OF
the Great Commoner, Thaddeus Stew
ems, until the present time augmented
Dy the lifelong work of such men as
Doctor Brumbaugh and Henry Houck
the public schools of the State have
continually grown and improved until
they are to-day the pride of the people
We specially commend the rapid in
crease of instruction In agricultural
mechanical, culinary and other voca-
tlonal arts In our common schools so
necessary In fitting the youth for their
lltes work. We commend the liberal
appropriation of State money for these
schools and liberal laws for their main
tenance. We commend also the support
and acquisition by the State of the
state normal schools to more practical
ly ft the teachers in the common
schools Tor their greatSwork
Public Monuments
That the heroic act of Pennsylvania
and the hallowed spots endeared there
by may not be forgotten, we favor the
withdrawal of these places from the
mart of trade, aud we pledge ourselves
TO liberal appropriation to mark these
heroic acts.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-27

preparation as may be necessary to
broaden the scope of the States work
IN tne Agricultural Department by es-
taollshing In each county one or more
bureaus OF research and investigation,
maintaining correspondence with the
ton giving practical illustrations. sup
plying lecturers and instructors and
of agriculture.
Port of Philadelphia
recognizing the great commercial ad-
Vantages to Pennsylvania from the
opening of the Panama Canal and the
Importance of developing the port of
Philadelphia, and believing that money
expended therefor will return by null
uples to the prosperity of the State.
we declare in favor of an adequate ap-
veiopment of the port of Philadelphia
so that II shall be one of the great
ports of the world.
Ohio and Erie Canal
we recognize also that Western
Pennsylvania is the rapidly growing
IRON manufacturing center of the world.
It's prosperity and indirectly that of the
State will be greatly augmented by the
Panama Canal. thus rendering neces-
sary the earliest possible construction
OF the Lake Erie and Ohio River Canal,
making Pittsburgh a lake port and Gre
ating the greatest trade route in the
country between IL and the seaport of
sylvania and Western Pennsylvania by
water route with the commerce of the
world. We declare in favor of such
liberal appropriations and legislation,
both state and national. as may he nee
essary therefor; and as incident thereto
for the Improvement of the Ohio Allie
tributaries
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-27

Pittsburgh, Aug. 27.-The Republi-
can platform adopted last evening is In
FULL as follows:
We render our sincere thanks to the
Almighty for a most bountiful har-
vest of earth's products, domestic
tranquility and friendly relations or
our nation with the nations of the
world.
we deplore the great war now rag
ing in Europe, and express our ear
nest hope for the early restoration OF
peace
We declare our unchanging faith in
the government of the people by the
people and for the people. Our deVo-
ton to the cause of Republican insti-
tutions, and renew allegiance to the
principles of the Republican party,
whose achievements in government
constitute the most luminous pages in
the history of our nation.
Our greatest national advance has
been made during the years of Its as
cendancy in public affairs.
1t has always been the party of real,
effective progress.
1t always has progressed con-
servatively.
1t never has been either stationary
or reactionary.
It has been the party not of mere
agitation but of construction.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-27
Mothers Pensions and
Pensions For Soldiers

We approve of the mothers pension
law adopted by the last General AS
sembly and favor an increase in the ap-
preparation by the State for the pur-
pose thereof, and such other Iegisia-
ton as may be necessary for the furth-
erance of that object.
Soldiers and Sailors Pensions
we favor the granting of pensions
by the Federal Government to all SOL
dters and sailors who have served the
United States in any war in which the
soldiers and sailors shall have reached
the age of So years.
We favor the granting of pensions by
the Federal Government to the widows
of all soldiers and sailors who have
served the United States in any war
which the nation has been engaged
General Assembly, of Pennsylvania, of
a law recognizing and granting pen
sions si to the men who enlisted during
the Emergency Volunteers"
Woman Suffrage
The last Legislature passed resolu-
tion submitting to the people an amend
ment to the Constitution providing for
woman suffrage, The next Legislature
should also pass this resolution and
give the people an opportunity to vote
upon this important question and we
hereby pledge the support of the Re-
publican party to this end.
We recommend such amendments to
the public service law as will more ef-
fectually safeguard the rights of peo-
pie as to service and rates in the bor-
oughs and municipalities of the State
In the final adjustment of the affairs
of the nations as the result of the war
In Europe, we declare our sincere hope
that an effort will be made by our
Government to obtain recognition of
equal rights for the Jews of Russia,
thus. enabling citizens of Jewish per-
suasion travelling under the protection
OF American passports to sojourn in
that country unmolested. removing by
the means the obstacle in the way of
restoring a treaty between this coun-
try and that of Russia, which existed
under its abrogation in 1912.