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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12

nm slpci Veroddtigc, bon ,benen Der
cine, ein Ibppfat, Sdriitlciicr Der
cin5iaeu in Sllrcmbrrs erid,einenbcr
irau5oiiiheu 3cituns mar, Die MIR
cine gerin9e Guilo9c bate inb in
5luiid,en cinscgansen lit. @eiuiS gibt
CO DISQUALIFICATION. hic cher 5u Srnute
reid mo Sclsicm ais 6u Sciitit
LAMB halten. Sus mndt nift nllr
Der auscuebnic @rcu5ucrtcbr nit Die
len 2dnbcrn. bns nlad)cu alidl peripis
lihc, gcld)dftlit,c mo pcriponbtihnTts
lifc SeSiehunscn. Die Snhlreid)e lurems
bursiide Snlnilieu ~beloubcrs nit
irur3oiiihen perbinben. Su Srnnts
reif aQciu lebrn $4,000 Surcmburaer,
ppn oencu cin NroBcr Sbcil nuturnlis
iicrt iii. @pu bicicn habcn lid nucrz
ciitss picle III Die fran5oiiihc Nrmcc
einrciben lnIien. dbcr nidt, lpie iul'dls
lid, behauptct lpuroc. pom Ben I'M Sdnoc
dnidiiisen Surembnrgcrn. Sros 9es
naiier militdriitcr mo bchprNlid'cr
Hddiorifunsen fonnte man nlir ieit>
itslcn, bab strei i'm Surembursiid,en
tpobnenbe 9uremburger als Sreis
piGisc in eds fransoiiihe Seer einses
treten limb. Die 8robbersosin nno
ibr 0tiniitsrprdiicent. @gceQen5 Chs
ihen. Elm tros hes fleinen 3anees
srpBcr Craftsman. adten itno be-
ad1ten in seipiHeuboiteiter Dorm Die
ReutraIitat seeeniiber S%eutidlano.
seeen bs1ien notbfpenpise MaBnabmen
lie iton nit Hiidiidt auf Die 9nrans
tiemGdte %naturaemdb Yroteit einees
Ieet, iih abtr niemaIs ~ahfeslebnt
taben. llnb 10 1T niht MIR bus Sers
hGftniS spiihen 9eroIfsruna Mno
Solodten Elm curreftes, ionbern nit'
Der @erfebr nit Dem Soie uno Dem
herporraeerbeu, mir aui ras Wobl
ieincS 9anees bebahien Niniiterprds
itoenten g. @nid,en inter eeit OBJ
ipalteuSen 0erbGltuiiisn ais ein anses
nebmer 5ll beaeihnen. llne bds tomntt
iiir MIDI unIio mehr inbetrdd]t, oils id
ieet bier Der eiuSiee @cIanoic zines
irenlncu Slaates bin. bcnn Der lestc
mciusr Sollcacn. Der itolicniiTc &C.
ianctt nit Dem id min inn ilbriatn
iehr gut pertrus. III cbeniolls nbacreiit,
Nuh in Der 3cit pes Sauptauarticrs,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12

Su MAIDEN. Bie es ideint. baben Die
meiiren @eneiuben Elm %aniebnlides
Gudntunt bieies beltebtsn Nabrun9s>
mittels beite1t.
Rnmaniihes Hetrplcum. Der
.Srauffurter 3eituns" lit oird, Sris
pats 5ele9ranm aus 3uremburg Ses
melbet morbeu: Die Iusembur9iihs
Reeieruns erbielt Die Outage Der 9ies
feruna bon 100000 Otter rumdniider
petroleums, beiien giniubr iubeB ins
ioIse Wanssls au 1ransportmittelr
erfdhpert III.
Sferbefafl. - am Sreitoa Nbenh
itarb III ieiner Wobuuns, SoiefitraBe,
im Nlter BON 81 Sahren, Der 8entner
6err Seroinanp aieif. Der Veritors
bene, Der Batter bes bielisen Hiftere
6errn Augult 9ieif. lpo iriiber slpos
tbsfer in Wonbpri unb CID a. 3. al5.
Dns gesrdbniB ianb seitern giafmit.
tag 4 ltbr auf Dem bduptlfdotiiter
airhbof itntt.
ariegSserihtliHe Gerurtbeilung. =
@or Dem ou6crorbertlid,en ariegsses
riht in Siebenbofen rrurbc Der 9lirems
burger RiheL 5ir. ShmelSer in
4neuttinaen, an 6 Mipuaten 8eidnanit
pcrurtbeilt, neil er iih in GuBerit abs
idllieer iino pcrddtlifer 8eiIC
iiber ben Srben bes giiernen areu5ee
oisselaiier bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12
6ro6bepogtbnm.
Ans DER fjamptfaht.
(GlIs DEM .Suremburaer @ort".)
CUR gesrinhnns bes @roAbsr5uatbums
2%mrembnra.
ILL.,.

Nah benz @irmarIf Der oeuiihen
9rnppen 1914 pa infer 9ano propis
ioriih inter preliBiihe S~berbobeit ses
fommen unb Dem General @ouperncur
Der Yropin5 Wittelrbcin, Suitus 0rns
ner. unterltellt iporoen 60. Mdrd
1910. Baron bon Sfmies 8rc[lens
burg mar NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; Bis
CUR ginndbme Der Seituns Gurcmbure
(IRai 1910 bate Die 0erpaltiingss
Gommiiiion ibren Sis in gdternah.
Gm 10. Wdr5 1915 eriolete cine
Proclamation Wilbelm's pes griten,
poourd er Die grrid3rine bes aonis'
reihs Der Nieoerlanoe befanut muhte
nnb ieinen Re9iernngsantritt erfldrte,
sm "a. Iusuit beifimmte Der aonie
eic @iiltigteit Der bolldnoiiten Con-
ititution audi fir 9elgieu UNI 2urenls
burg; am 81. september l%eiitete Ell in
SriiKel oen Glib aitf bic Veriuiiinp
uno puroe ibm ais aonia bet Micbers
lanbe. @~roBberSoa Dol Snrembnra
icierlid gehulpi9t.
Sbcprctiih hattie nlio Die &icnel
Iiplomuien sWerianmlun9 9urembiIrq
Su einenl nlebr ODER pcniaer 'clbfon'
oiacn Stoat acnad,t; Die pirflifc gage
dbcr tpar ouberf uniiher uno iebr pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12

llntrritiiBunss &erf Der in Selsicn,
ipeSiell Der in Intmcrpen wrileuoeu
9mre,nburaer suwenoct. Snsleih for.
bert oas Vlntt, ~nnierer A%nreanmg ent.
ipredDenn, bic ~9nrembnrger III Nmic=
rita anf, In elmer Sittifrift ait ben
Irdiioenten Wiliun bic Nusoebnuns
hes a~merifauiiden Serpruuiantie.
rings. Spitems im Selsten anf bas
1rsfberjuatbnm 5m beantraseu. Sns
s,piifen baben mir ameritaniihes De-
treble ourdl bic Termittlnns Der
ihiuei;eriiheu Gioseupfenfhaft err
balten, iooak ms ~uurlaufig sebolfen
lit. Wir banfeu gleihwobl uticren
liebeu 9anbSlenteit ienicits ocs sruhet
WaHers fir TIRE Siltsbereitihaft, bic
mir b%Oifentlif nift trutoem in natiter
Seit iuereeu III Tniprud uehmen
miiiien.
llebriaeus beipeiien ia aud bic
fiirSlih in Der lurembnrstidjcu YreRc
per6fientlihten Snbitriptipns 9iiten
fir bic notbleipcnoen 9ngemburser in
9clsieu, oaf bic Smrtmburaer I'M
WrotberSoatbum ielbit ttine litter.
itiisnug beoiirfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12

Sbiees Gpmitc. bas ais 0tdnnern
dler Sbeilc Der Scr. Staatcu bcltebt,
hat iih Suiumrrcnecfunbcn nm Die
inter uniercn Yanpsleutcn III Selsicn
bcitebeilbc Nptb 5i linbern. Surdl
sic lurembursiit h au,eritaniihc Yreiic
lpirS Sebcrmann crfabren bdbcl, mic
Die Siusc im @roBber5pgtbum itebcn.
Iort liest cine 9eipiiie Nabrlunssz
mittel s2ndppbeit Dor. Der nber tbeilz
iuciic ichon burd, 3ufubr ais Der
SdJnei5 selfeuert ipuroc. CONT blicb
Suremburs bonn ariese gliltlid in>
pcriebrt. Yin 8elo mauSclt cs bort
teineslpees. Su elmer tiir5litcn Nnms
nicr pcs .Surembur9er Iort" luire
Dies nod, pieberbolt. @s bciBt bort:
,1ie ,9nrenburser 9a5ctte" IN
Dubuque, Sopa, bate uur Ginger 3eit
cine Snbffriptipn er6ffnet sur llnter.
itiisnns Der 9~nnDslente I'M alten
8aterlanb. Wafbem has ,9uIem=
burger @ort" betunt hat, oak es int
BrpHherSpstbnm niht 10 iehr at
0elo ais uielmehr an Sebensmitteln
manselt, theilt bic rUaSette" in ibrer
Summer POM "a. Snni nit. bak lie
ben Grtras Der Subitripttpn bent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12

Sunttioniercu ieit3uitellen. apnis
lpo0te lid, BI gleiher 3cit ouf Die
anperc Seitc bes HpladngeS begebcn,
alitt aber oabci ais umb iicl 6lpiiGeu
Npci aeeclrdpcr. Gr crlitt cine Scr
lcelng ees Hiidenmhstcls unb lit lpdbz
rcne bier bis icds Wonnten arbcitaz
unidbia.
SuraIin it er, #. Smni.-
(Sterbefal. SIM Nlter Don a Sab.
rem Itorb bette. mediterranean nit Den
hciligen Sterbcioframentell. Der pcll'
iiionierte ,Soriter Nr. Sohalm 9iDer.
mhburf, %. Slmi.-@eiterli
ltarb bier I'M hohen Ilter bon 50
Sabrcn Scrr SSafob Meitcr, %friiberer
9iirgcrmeiiter Der @cmeinoe 9omin.
gen. YrGiiocnt oes airfenratbes bon
9nihoori.
Gipiliano Der @emeinSc Gid.
Stcrbci1IIc.- Gpm 10. Suni:
slnton Salpeitrin. s Sabre off, Sobrt
bon Soiepb Saipeitriu, 9er9mmnn.-
49,: Bernard @asner, As Sabre aft,
5aalobner. ebeeutte bon Seleno
Weimersfirh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12
Giuilitano Der @cmeinSc Gid.
Ter beutide 8eianote in 2%urembnrs
iiber bic Stimnuns i'm 8rpA'
herSugthnm.

Ser gerifteritatter slIireo Sol5s
mann POM .SerIiuer 2ofaldu5eiser"
bate cine llntsrreeune nit Dem beut.
iten @eianbten in 2nren,bnrs. Sieier
beurtbcilt Die Stimmung Der Current
burger lpeientlit anberS als Die
.Srieriife 9anbesseinlns".
GrcelenS bon Si,f inat unaeidbr
5olsenbes m,s: "es entipridt MIDI
ben Tbatiahen. lpenn ma III beuts
ihcn Seitunecn bic Sirenrbnrser III
oicier Weiie beurtbeilt, ihneu 0euiid,
ieinSlidicit ODER aar spionaac pors
nirft. Hiemuls hal iih nit Niis
nahnle eiuss ciu5iacn Selsioi9rn9sr
~itrcitcs Elm Saa bon Tcutihieinolit'
felt in scr Seifentid)t.it bemerfba,
aematt uhe. rrns Die s%picnnas IN
triiit, 10 barheli IS iiH i'm @ar3eu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12
Quxemburs. Den IS. Suli.

Ymxemburg, Den Is. Suli,--
(@eiss Mneebot. Bel Der 8esicruns
lit eine Offertc bon 200 Wassons
8sis gum Yreiic bon 80 Mari bic 100
&ar. iralitc S%urerbura c%inaeednaen.
7ie Waare ioa ilber Snpcrcn cinac
iiibrt merben. Tit 8sneinoss Der
paliuustn iinb icfori t~eIeeraphiif,
auigeicreert ncreen. ibrc 9eitcfluneeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-12

Sc Yeiber limb sel. az rthten at ben Shatmether Srn. Sic. 8iu=
borit German srnit & sauinss yanf, Snbuaue, Soma. @r bitten, babel
ben 0eburtsurt, euentuea bemienigen Der Gltern ubr Yurcfern int WruR=
berscatbunn an3useben, sme6s @erSifenlihuug tit 2ngemburs.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24
Gem State Fair
at Boise.

The Gem State Fair Associat.
ION announces to the people oi
Idaho that the Great Stake Fair
will be held at Boise on October
5th and last tor four days.
This Fair is supported from
the public funds. and promises c
be the greateseetair ever held in
this state.
Farmers,and business men al
over the state should co operat.
with the association. both b,
exhibiting and by personal at
tendance at he Fair.
The premiums are liberal. the
total amount in prizes beinl
about eleven thousand dollars.
There will be clean and gocd
amusement, and q racing list.
1t will be an education in The
resources and facilities of oul
state to attend the Big Fair
Oakley should be well repre-
serted, both by her products and
by her people
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24
New Post Office
Building Started.

The new Post Office Building is
rapidly going up, on Center ST..
near Main Street, aud the Oakley
people will soon be receiving mail
ut an up-to-datc building erected
especially Tor postal business.
The Oakley Building and Con
struction Co, of which Albert
Curtis Is manager received the
contract. after number of bids
were put in. The Oakley con-
tractors bid very close to each
other. one bid being only two and
Il halt dollars above the success
full bidder, and none more than
ten or twelve dollars apart. but
a Salt Lake contractor, who is
building the new school house at
Locust put III q bid OF over FIVE
hundred dollars more than our
local men. The moral is evident,
let our own contractors do local
work. They have all outside
competition beaten.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24
The Billion Dollar
War Loan.

The billion dollar war loan to
the Allied nations is causing
much furry in Wall STREET. Pro-
spects are excellent tor floating
part of the loan. Uncle Sam is
the banker of the world today.
There is much comment upon
the loan all over the country.
Certain alliances and peace soc
ieties protest against the finapc
ing OF the loan III this country;
bankers generally favor thr frs,
position, as 81 new outlet for
American capital. and incident
ally q great help to American in
dustry and manufacture, since
practically all the money borrow.
ed will be used i'll buying war
supplies in this country. !.
One Senator ri great prestage
IN his home state declares against
the loan. and advocating the fn-
anclng oi American trade in
South America. 1t is beautiful
theory. but unfortunately for he
brilliant statesman. our great
political economists declare it is
lmpracticablv; SO much for Lew
ISIS bid for German votes.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24
Swanty Nelson
Win Two Medals at
Panama Exposition

Swanty Nelson. another Of our
well known farmers has won two
prizes at the Panama Pacific
International Exposition at San
Francisco recently.
One prize OF Silver Medal for
California Feed Barley and a
Bronze Medal for Wheat.
Mr.. Nelson also had letter
from Governor Alexander com.
phmenting him on bis success in
capturing two medals 1T the fair
This makes che fourth Of our
citizens to win out 1T the Big
Fair. and we highly commend
them for their cffrrts in bringing
our wonderful products before
the people. We have the soil
and it can't be beaten any where
This is the best boost for Oak
ley. getting her products known.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24

The war will make us indepen
dent commercially. We are learn
ing to use our own resources and
not To depend upon the block ade
powers. A recent announcement
IN a scientific Journal declares
that America VIII produce dyes
from coal tars as good AS those
made III Germany Our chemical
discoveries will revolutionize IN
dustry; and conditions are un-
usual propitious for our scient-
lists and inventors. We have
all the raw materials; and now
our scientific experts must form
ulate the ways to turn them into
the finished products.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24
Orpheun Theatre.

Tonight Friday. Francis X
Busllnan in Broadway 3 rec
drama, and other pictures. 10 l5C
Saturday night. Exploits ot
Elaine y episode l3 is full Of re.
velations and is unrs Yelling the
mysterious Clutching hand which
finishes next week. Also Max
Iinder. Pathe's renowned com
edian III 2 reel comedy, together
with Balboa dtama The RIM
of the Desert and an up. to date
Pa,he Weekly completes pro-
gram OF two hours OF high class
entertainment.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24
Tri-Weekly Train
Service to
Marshfield.

On Wednesday, September 15
the O.S.L inaugurated Tri.
Weekly Train Service to Marsh
field and will run Il passenger
and freight train MONDAYS. Wed
nesdays aud Fridays. An agent
is already located there.
This is a long felt want and is
welcomed by all this part OF the
country, and will open up mar.
kets for the farmers for their pro
ucts and will be a mesns for much
activity and development i'll tina,
section of the country.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24
Minicassia Fair.

There promises to be good
attendance OF Oakleyites at tn,
Minicassia Fair at Burley. 1t IS
a fine thing for Cassia County.
and Oakley people should be
there to get the full advantage
from the fair Today is Oakley
Day at the Fair and every body
who possibly can should be there
Our bows and girls should at
tend AS lar AS possible. for the
boys and girls clubs of the Bur
lev schools will demonstrate there
Teachers oi our public schools
will secure abundance of mater.
ial for their classes by going TO
the Fair tor a day.
In fact, ali ofus can get instruct
ion and amusement by taking in
the Minicassia Fair.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24
Final Proofs.

We hear that l.. w. Howard. u S.
Commissioner and Carey Act Land
Commissioner may be away during
December and January next.
Entrymen on either Homestead
Desert or Carey Act land contem-
plating making final proof are ad-
vised To notify him at once so that
the notice of intention to make proof
may be started in the newspaper in
time to make final proof in October
or November.
About 60 days notice is necessary
on Homestead and Desert-Land
proofs and about 80 days on Carey
Act proofs.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24
Genealogical
Records.

Last Sunday was Genealogical
Day in the various Oakley wards
and the subject Of family records
and genealogical work was taker.
up and discussed thoroughly. 1t
is y highly important work and
one in which the American people
and especially the Latter-Day
Saints is taking keen interest
The family bible and the old
Parish Church records, the Her
aids office and various public
and private records are being
consulted. There is a widespread
interest. and many genealogical
companies and societies are form
ed. For our Intermountain peo.
pie. the Utah Genealogical Soc
iety is doing a splendid work
collecting data regarding the
ancestors of Utah and Idaho
especially.
Recently, the Utah Genealogical
Society won a media, for the ex-
cellence of its work and methods
at the Great Fair at San Fran
cisco.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24
CropC
are
Fairly Good.

Taking the country as q whole
crop conditions are very salts
factory. The drought appears
to lie local to the Great Basin,
while abundant rainfall has bless
ed nearly all parts of the United
States.
Wheat production will be lar
above normal. ltis 1O% great
er IN sprIng wheat, and l2L%
greater III winter wheat than in
1914. Allowing for loss due to
floods, and damage by excessive
rains. the crop is estimated at
94Sh million bushels.
A remarkable feature of the
wheat production this year. is the
acreage of wheat in the South.
Much OF the land previously
planted to cotton was sowed to
wheat this year. 1t is estimated
at 15 % ot our national Weld
Will come from the cotton belt.
The corn crop is not up to the
average, due to the exec ssiyr
moisture. The present estimate
is 1895, 900, 900 bushels. AS in
the case OF wheat, the South is
raising corn above normal.
Potatoes are in abundance
from Main to Oregon, and prices
are uncertain.
The oat crop will be 1,4OO,-
600 600 bushels. which is very
lar considering the wet weather.
which has done much damage TO
the crop.
The cotton crop is away below
the average, ttucr to II smaiir,
acreage due to the depression
caused by the war, and the fall
III prices last year. also to de-
creased use OF fertilizers, also due
to war conditions.
There will be about II 100000
bales of cotton and lint.
The citrus fruits are not in q
very good condition in Florida
but Caliiornia's crop is in good
shape. id
California will have good
rice crop This is a new industry
for the Golden State, and it pro-
misses to he very successful.
Taking he whole country.
sugar beet Yields and also Yields
of sugar cane are above normal.
The drought in the lntermount
ain country will result in much
poorer beet crops and sugar pro-
duction. especially IN U,ah and
Idaho.
Generally. the crop conditions
are excellent, and prospects are
good for fair prices, due to the
abnormal conditions in Europe.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24

Dumba is not a success as lab
or agitator. Ii is Il pity he was
not true to his name and forgot
his loquaclty for a while. and
actually was Dumb (a).
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24
MlNICASSIA FAIR.

Burley. Idaho. Sept. % % "a 25
Excursions via Oregon Short
Line-U Z. System-on dates
mentioned; limit, September 26th
See agents for rates.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24

in Germany because of the de
struction OF their merchant mar
inc. These are facts the Depart
ment WILDE compelled eventually
to admit. along with other ad.
missions reluctantly made.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-09-24
"Safety First"
Lessons Loss of Life

tenn will be given an absolutely
clean bin on Passengers Killed
during the fiscal year ending June
80. 1915. IN the report oi the In
terstate Commerce commission
which will soon be ISSUED. Aud
the number ot passengers injured
for the same period, will show :
almost negligible in the Commits
sion's report.
| Two years ago the Union Pac-
Inc system adopted motto ot
Safety First" Every employc.
regardless OF his position, was
enlisted in the work Of making
the Union Pacific not only as sule
as any other system in the coun-
try. but ABSOLUTELY sale Tor
the travelling public as we'll AS tor
the employees.
The clean bill which the Inter-
state Commerce commissions
report will show is the result of
that safety" campaign.
Not one passenger WAS killed
on the entire Union Pacific sys-
tenn, from end to end, main line
aud branch line. during the last
fiscal year. In that period 8, ,951,-
364 passengers entrusted them
selves on the thousands of miles
of branch roads OF Union Pacific,
and upon the main line trains
from Omaha TO Portland, Seattle
aud Spokane. from Salt Lake to
Butte and from Kansas City to
Denver and Chevennc. and not
one single passenger lost his life,
although. together, these S,951,.
S64 passengers Travelled nearly
ONE BILLION miles during that
lyear. Not only does this apply
to those passengers actually on
board the trains, but it includes
those who were preparing to go
aboard, or who where leaving
the trains ot the company. Re-
gardless of whether the blame
lay with the railroad, or was due
to the grossest. most fragrant
carelessness on the part of the
passenger. the fact remains that
DURING THE FISCAL YEAR END.
ING June 3Oth. 1915, Nor ONE
SINGLE UNION PACIFIC PAssEN.
GER WAS KILLED.
One of the points insisted upon
by the Interstate Commerce com
mission is that, should any pas.
senger die as the result of a acci-
dent while on board train, or
while either boarding or leaving
- train, that death shall be char
ged to train accidents" So
when the Commission gave Union
Pacific system clean bill for last
year, it meant that not only was
40 passenger killed instantly but
that not one died from the effect
OF an accident during the year.
Aud speaking of accidents, the
number OF passengers injured on
the Union Pacific system for the
entire year, according to the
Commissions report. WAS lust
399 and the total number of pas
sengers carried for the year was
1881 1854. These passengers
Travelled SAT 1898 544 miles. and
none were killed and but 800
injured
But Union Paciic's "Ssletv
First campaign is not benefit
irg passengers alone. EMPLOYEES
are reaping handsome returns on
the efforts they are making To
prevent accidents to each other
A comparison OF the figures show
that the number of casualties in
1913, before the Safety First"
campaign was launched, was
more than cut III half last year.
And the number Of injured from
accidents. for the same wears. wux
just quartered. To he exact.
there was a reduction ot SO. IS per
cent IN the employees killed.
column and OF 25 6 per cent in
the employees injured list.