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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
UNION LEAGUE ELECTS
Root Named Club President
Act on U. S. Defence.

Elihu Root was elected president OF
the Union League Club at its annual
meeting last night at the clubs head
quarters, 3Sth ST. and Fifth av. More
than three hundred members attended.
A resolution was adopted tending to
arouse interest in the apparent UMPIRE
paredness of the army and navy for
war. The club voted that the report
Of the committee. which had conferred
with Representative Gardner and
Senator Lodge on this matter, be
printed and sent to the state and fed
eral legislatures.
Other officers elected were: Vice
presidents Myron T. Herrick, James
Warren Lane, Thomas l.. Watson and
Albert II. Wiggin; secretary, Henry G.
Ouinby. and treasurer, Gates W. Nc
Garrah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15

Pittsburgh firms for the last two days
in an effort 10 incorporate time limit
into all bids to be submitted By Pitts
burgh man facturers. Hedley pointed
out 20 company representatives that
the Interborough company has It's own
specifications at hand and would insist
that the order be completed within four
mCnths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
Supervise Making Of Cables.

a ton.
Supervise Making OF Cables.
Take the matter Of cables. such as
those which burned out last week.
Those cables are bull: TO our speciiica-
tions By the best makers of cables m
the world. At the plant our own engi-
neers watch them built, make their
own tests. Our engineers are not over
popular al those works, either. Then
the cable comes 10 US with the guar
antee Of the maker. IL Is tested once
more here. Then II is tested when "
is installed. And thereafter u is tested
every month with three times the
amount of current IL is ordinarily eN-
pected to carry. In other words, mar
gin of safety of 200 per cent.
But even then there will be short
circuits. Electricity is the widest
thing in the world Talk about water
finding its level; nay friend, an I'M
perfection in a cable that you could
not see with a glass or locate with the
most sensitive measuring device known
TO any laboratory in the world VIII,
unless watched carefully. develop into
serious leak, and then a short circuit.
Il happens occasionally even with the
strictest care. That inspection and
testing of cables is going on night and
day all the time.
"Now, in the matter OF steel cars m
the subway. 1t does not seem TO be
generally known that the lnterborough
Rapid Transit Company built the first
steel passenger car ever built IN the
world; the idea was its own and the
specifications were its own.
when they were built the composite
cars that are now complained Of were
the last word in car building. Under
our contract with the city contract
No. 3-we have until 1899 10 replace
those cars. Each year out OF our share
of the earnings of the new subway sys-
TEN We must make preparations TO re-
place all of those cars. II we were so
, inclined We might well rely upon our
! contract with the city and insist upon
/ the letter of il.
"Instead we have proposed a scheme
/ of using the lighter bodies on the eie-
waited. II would be an economic waste
10 throw those cars, perfectly good,
away. Yet that is what some suggested
be done.
Wants Wooden Cars on IL"
"Now. as to the wooden cars on the
Elevated. Take my word for il, would
prefer TO ride there in a wooden car
| for safety. In the subway, all things
considered, steel cars are preferable
both for the compsny's and the public's
protection, but with the present deyel-
opment of steel car construction think
of what would happen on the Elevated
in the event of two steel trains com
ing together.
mind, we do not object 10 criticism
if il is honest. We welcome II. Hon
est criticism is constructive. But
criticism that has nothing TO commend
it but it's value for making headlines
never made it bit easier to give the
people better service or safer service:
But as | have said. | believe the
public is fair and means 10 be far.
/ Our problems are their problems. and
am sure that when IL appreciates that
we are not only trying to do our best
and are doing our best. these unwar-
ranted attacks will cease. Attacks upon
public service corporations may help
/ the politicians for a time. but they
] don't help the public service"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
Daniel Howkins Still Alive.

Announcement of the death Of Dam
iel Howkins. of Memphis. made in yes
terday's Tribune. was said last night
TO be Incorrect Mr.. Howkins IS freight
clerk on the Mohawk, of the New Eng,
land Steamship Company. lie was SAID
10 have died aboard the Mohawk, at
New London, on Wednesday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15

Theodore p. Shonts, president OF the
marlborough company, explained 20
The Tribune last night how II came
about that a device to prevent such ac-
cidents as that at ODD ST. on January
was perfected so soon after that ac-
cident. Here is Mr. Shonts's answer;
"The working out of the device for
eliminating danger after collisions and
short circuits is indicative of all acct
dents. and particularly what we are
doing TO prevent Just such accidents as
that at 10th st. and ODD 81. that is
being done by the men in the service
of this company. There are times
when il seems as though the public, or
a large part of il, were being educated
I'D to think that we are trying 10 save
money at the risk of passengerS lives.
Ii that same public only knew what we
are doing and trying to do, you would
hear fewer attacks upon the INTERIOR
ough. The public means to be fair' Dut
in the natural course of events II can
not know all that is being done.
"Why, as a mere business PROPOSE
ton. il paws the Interborough TO run,
as it does run, the safest railroad IN the
world. There is not a railroad IN the
and so much of it as the marlborough
does. The accident record for the
Interborough Rapid Transit, subdiylded
as between elevated and subway lines,
for the years 8 months and II days
ended January II is four passengers
killed out of 3,370,47S,l29 carried: VI
these three ere killed on the Il and
one in the subway a week ago. Inc
railroads of the United States IN nve
wears killed 1852 passengers out OF
approximately 4.80O,O0O.OOO.
Somebody asked Edison what ne
thought of that accident. His answer
as printed on January 8 is:
"'We must find remedy Tor every
fault. The accident in the New YORK
subway Yesterday had to occur be-
fore the remedy could be sought.
Ever Seeking Remedies.
"There YOU have it. That is the
story of electrical progress. 1t IS ever
and ever seeking remedies and I'M
provements. ~,
get me tell you what we do IN the
matter of safety devices. In one OF
the Investigations now gong on the
investigator wanted 10 be told Wha'
has been done and is being done. That
could not be done in a month. mere
is not an idea that will make for safe
Nv that our engineers will not go INTO
The door is always open to inventors
Every wear that work alone cost q
small fortune. Ii there is anything
new developed they are after 1t. And
If il is worth while, they go to the
board and they get it. There never
has been any stinting of money wher
the transportation department mas
asked for it to make things better
and safer. .. A..
1--WE want, and We are. getting th'
hest. Mr.. Ross, the purchasing agent
when he first came here years ago
had an idea at times that 'somethin!
lust as good, would do. He never pu
Il into execution. He never thinks o
i; now except TO laugh. How abou
that, Ross
(And Ross, who was standing by M
chief. blushed.)
Every specification that goes ou'
for material calls for the best avail
able. plus. That applies to aXles
trucks, wheels, everything that goes
into the operating of the system.
81 would cite the fact that the In
terborough was one of the first com
paries TO authorize the expenditure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
SAFEST ROAD IN WORLD,
SHONTS TELLS CRITICS
marlborough Head Explains Efforts to Eliminate Danger
on Subway and L"-FleIpful Sug
gestions Welcome.

% SOC a ton for special rails 20 lay
in the subway, while il could have
bought the standard steel rail for $2S
a ton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-04-09

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and bring or send it to the
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or if you cant come today tele-
phone and ask for particulars
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-04-09
Vote Schedule

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-24
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ben areg Jest ais mpabridefni6 be5ehneu. anDere. Die ben frieoen ais
nobe benorne5na bHteaa- Gos anabe~ lit babel Elm iebr 6ebn5arer
@egriff. aber 5peelos uirft Der @atft0n als cine art Clearinghouse
fir Die GnNHten Der beribe0enen am Sriege ba5eIgten Yladte. Cine
trale Saltrmg aber 0eartig ungaeignet geporoau ill., 6B Der Qrdf6eut
hobI ooer libel bic Sole 0es 4fdnolebes ais 6as ~ebabene 3I ieuer
GebnfnHt proflomit.
aRan bari fA Hher ben @tmi6 mad 6riaoen BEL ben aairtcn 6ein.
ben 9atidan0s un0 Oeerreid.ungarns uidt ourh b~ofirabenbe ab.
lebnungen ie0en 6reoeusge0anens tduihen loan. Die fir oe Geffenti6.
felt berednet fno. Sic mare Sttmmung sebt o1s Der qntport beroor.
bic Sol. Soufe IN 9mts erbateH bat: r@rbaublungen iest ndbrano
9eutidaono gan5 9egien mo groBe Strefen 6ranfrid5 beieet bait.
r7nrOen ibm emen 5u groBen 8ortbail g~apGbren.~ 3as 1T oas Bulge.
fdnonB. Bob QGtidlan0 bisber Der Sigr III, eingedrdnft 6luh bic
Gebaaptuna Is bqtebe bagrInoete 5offrung, BARN enen llmifrDunq
berbei3uHabren. Cine 9offnung, an Die, mad ben ~6isbrigen Grfa6rn1.
gen, Die bereffenoen 6a6rer ieber nfdt glnuben t6nnea. &enigtens
nMt mf benz mdtiden ariegsf1m1plab.
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miro Ser 5rieoen pirfta uabe jen rno elmer, ue 6e be6en aaiier.
Idnor IGN brauden
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-24

Serr Otto 8oriab @ei6dftsfibrer
Der So9n 2inoer @roBbanolumg bat
bon ieinem bel griigge, 6Ianoern,
I'M 6eloe itebpuoeu 8rpoer Sans ei-
men @rieF er9alten, mel9em mir
nadftebenoe i~ntereiIante GteQen emit
nebmen: .Ghrten un0 3uaben
brangen in eit1en suionmengei9oi.
ienen 5dibengraben; e8 bat ibnen
nidt biel gelobnt. Son oenetL Die
rubergefommen fino. 1T niernmno
mieoer 5uridgefommen, trot0em fia
einen G9eiL unierer MatroIen I'M
llHterItmtO iiberrrnlpelt baben. 9ie
frnn5oiiihe QrtiIlerie uno SnFdnte-
rie bat gut 8uiammenge1rbeitet.
@dbrenO Oe5 G9ieBens fia0 Die
3ltaben ourd Die 2aufgr1ben oil IN.
Ieren @raben rangefro6ei iofort
nah NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0es 5euers
III unieren GhlBengra6en geiprun.
gen uno baben in 5rnei lluterit1n.
ben idHtHtLide @tatrpien un0 Sal.
ger eridoiien uno eritoden. SUM
Mntroiet bon inns fdmen aus einem
0ritten ltnterltanD uno 9oben Ii6
Damn geIhlogen ME Die 26Uen. sic
baden ca. 80 bon 0en idiUnr5en
9eItiet, bic ~unieren fUe6rloien Col,
6aten int unteritaro feineu 4droon
gegeben baden, all elmer Stede foot.
.geI1Lagen. allie taeen init aufge-
fIopptem reip. eingeihIagcHem 5hd.
BEL oa. 3mei Wfatrpien baban NOM.
lid nit Y~ionieripatm geidIageu.
llebgr 900 3udpen uno Eurfns ba.
BEN tDir beeroigt. uniere &otHpog.
ltie riidtc aus Der Geierpe nj oc1
56ihengraben 3lir 8eritdrfling Elm.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-24

bin. Sd fam big off ca. 200 Wae.
ter bis an ben beiesten 5diiben-
graben unb fonnte non Der Geite
iiber 100 uoblge3ieIte S6iIIe in ben
@rnben iAiden. @obl an $50 Sra.
naten 5dropneQs itno auf mid ge-
.ihoiien; ~peruunoet mur0en / Sber,
leutnant uno / 0bermotroie, Die 15
Qteter binter mir bitter etnem an
bern @itgel loGen. Ra6enbei Be-
merit, Der Cberleutnont er6ielt 6ag
.giierne areu5, nidt i6. uniere lin.
terieeboote MAIDEN ben GngIdnoern
~aqerban0 8u i6affen es lit gang gut,
oaB Die 0a 6riiben aud ehpos pom
arieg merfen.
9tun Iieber Otto, fir beltte min
id idfeBea. glei6t bil6fd qeIin0
un6 madt gu9 feline Gorgen noe.
gen Ge1ttfdlano, nean amerifa
3eutidlano alt9 berrutben t9utl 8ie.
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Dielleidt auh i9 ais i6Iedter Gerl,
geben pielleidt burd bic @ameinbett
uno Sdledhgfeit getpiiier amerita.
ner taplt Qeutidlnno ober miro fif)
aus oieien ariege itola uno g0ber
er6e6en ais lie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-24


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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-24

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am gfiiiuuriitranol~
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-04-24

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HEN~ Fr"
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mo Bitten, alte @ilher m0 8eihm,
gen 81 iommeIn BADEN mir pier.
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fam man uugeriibrt bleiben, menn
man an uuiere griloer oenft, bic
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meroer. freuoia. i6neal gs lit niGt
3um 8unoern, oaB Die bieitge Re-
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te unieres @aterIanoes itebt - tbun
mir 6 bod aud uidt. 8ir freuen
un8 mobl itber einen Sie9 dr..
germ uns iiber etne prQbleriihe 2iige
- idimpfen pieaeiGt n unO Iniien
i'm llebriqen Die Sane ibren 2olf
seben. @ie un6 ba ipuroen 0ipar
.8eriuAe uno Qnitrengungen geuadt,
uno mir BADEN einige riibmli1e
4%l,snabmen 5u ber5eihnen, bod i'm
groBen @an5en pir0 Die SaAe bel
5u fla1 betrieben. Die meiiten
glaubten lire S9uloigtett erfiat gu
baden, penu iie einntaI etpas BET.
Iteuertett, onitatt ltnermi0lid, our9
aletnigfeiten Den 8etpeis Su liefern
BOB tie In oieien idperen Stun0ea
treu gum 8atertatl0e balten. uno
menn es nur regelmdBige offentlide
Wt Observation-Disclosures paretL nobel
oic trefflihens ntf 9batiad)en ge.
itiibten 2Lrtifel, 0ie I'M s6atberlano"
un6 Der 0@ital Siiue~ erideinen
8ltr 9prade fdmen. Gur9 Die
nEribiiue" %erfobren mir ia oae5
&iieHsmertbe, bod oieienigen, mel.
DE ntGt 6eutid Icien f6nnen ODER
nollen ioaten ourd iolde 9eriamm.
lungen in Die 9erb1ltniiie einge.
|petbt neroen. @arum baden bic
8robibitioniiten fold iHgeabnte Or.
folge 81 ber5eidnen? a8eil ite Or.
saniiirt lino uno n~naafb6rIid, nidt
rudiDeife, arbeiteH, e nidt beim
bIoben Reoen beipesben IaiielL Bie
Diele ooer bieImebr mie @eniee gum
"ftavidrinhpr ln10 ian0fen
ben 4roteTt oeoen bic @nflenatsfabr
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Blatt6mout6. 8niI6en ben @lit.
gIieoera elmer merifaniihen 4rbei-
terfolonie fam es Mittwo6 5u elmer
Streiteret, In 6eren @erlauf 5pei
Dl1nner ourd gieDolDerfngcln mo
elmer olrd einen GteintDurf DerIebt
pur0en.
gl1naro. GeD. @1. 6. 9irming.
BAN belt alt4 bier cine 9reoigt
iiber eBeltfrieoen@. an Ghlnlie
oerielhen Daroe cine gReiolutiou iber
eiH 4affennaSinbrberbo einItimmiq
atlgenoMnIelt.
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Neffcn 6es @%rdiibcnten 8iliOn in
Der b%ritiidlen armec.

DAB grDan eiien Sdmiegeriobn
mo an0ere 8erfUnnote iii Der eng.
lii9sfraH86iiihen 4rmee fteGen Fat,
biirfte Dobl aageHein 9efalmt iein:
baB iebo6 @rdiioent 8iIion 0rei
Reffen in Der britiihen arntee ite6f
bat, 6iirfte neu iein. Su Council
9Euffs moBnt cine iebr befanute
Gamilie, 9tamens @reenibielSs, bic
ans aarooa itanmt uao in naber
gerpanoti6aft nit 9rdiioent 8il-
ION itebt. 8rei 509ne Der nod In
sIanaoa mo9nen0en @raenibieIbs
oienen 9egenudrtig in Der britiiden
Armee in 5ranfreid, mic aus eineut
Brief ben elmer Der iulgen Mdu.
ner an feline 8er1uanoten in Council
idrieb. eriiftlid lit. Die
beige 5amilie @reenibieIos lit iehr
itol3 baranf DAB lire Neffen unter
engliider 5lagge fdmpfen. 8ies
birite aid 5llm groBen I6eil Die
Nritenfrauu0iAaFt oes graiioenieil
mitiommt ieiiieut aabinett erfldren.
Council bluffs Greie 9reiie.
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acarflee. Die g. a~onDention oes
6. 8iitrifts oer 5rauen.aIubs bon
geebrosfa fnm 0~onneritag 4ben0 init
einem groBnrtigen 4rogramm IN Der
gbriitIiAen airde gum gIbfAIuB.
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