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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-17
SlmB.1ad)r cbten.
g a m ftug117. 9tpriI

2 SdW II q g :, II. AprlI.
9Slu gincinnutier Giitrift lit Der
Slug i'm Steigen besrifical uno Der
ielbc hattie aeitcru Qbeno bei bieiiger
StnSt etnen @oiieritauO oon 1l.s
SUB.
Sic foIgenbcn 9epeiteu traieH
pdbreuo oes acitriucn Sugcs bier
elm:
8ttsburq, Qa.-7.O SUP, fdut
gSbceliua W. Go.-10.3 SUB
@arfcrsburq. Is. ga.-9.6 6uB
aonauha 5alls, ~. 8o.-3.0 SUP.
6borleitou. %. 9o.-9.o SUB. iteigt
Qortsmcutb. S.-tt9 SUB iteigt
SolisoiIle. ap.-S.9 SUB. iteigt
epousuiae. SSno.-7.9 5Sltb. iaat.
gsaibpiue, 1cun.-10.1 SUB, iteigL
Chattanooga, Eenn-11.7 GuB,
Gairo, Sn.-23.4 SUP, iteigt.
aReu.pbis, SsHn-15.5 Gitb, itrigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-17

9lls WaristIa am Granb Central
ga6nbof rerbaftst purbe berIutte er
iid, nit einem RsDoIDer gu Dertbeiti.
een, er tpurbe ober iiberpdltist. Spis
ter leate er Elm geitdnOniB a6. er
faate, baB iein Batter sius Sdderei auf
ter OitIsite beiibt UNI er Dor 3pei
Wp6en feinem 9ater $275 a.ftob'en
labe. bic er inapiIden Ourass6rdtt.
Gr iaate, raB tr aeslaubt, eirsn lei f.
ten Wes asfunbeu an taten. lid NIB.
gab 81 bsrit,affsn. Gr fiigte EinSu,
Sds er feinen Miiti6rIbigen babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-17
aleixe ppli3etnaHrtAte

- Die Rommiifionsfirma 80. u.
qstt u. 60. BON Der uniersu SpcamorG
Strabs purbe seitsrn pon einsm uns
bstannien Gaunsr NIT einem iperiblos
ZEN ghed iibsr $3.50 bereingeIegt.
Der 0auner iaufis zine Qlusabl 6iibs
ner unb besabIts NIT bem Gbsd,
ipprauf sr $3.50 in Boar suriid rs
belt. gr Osriprad bann bic 5iibnsr
ipGisr abbolsn gu toolIsn. fpds CT
felbiirsbsno niht tbdt. Der Ghed
mar. tpis ii6 in Der gdni hsrausitelIis,
abiolut lpertbios.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-17
RbeinlanSsr uno ggejiSbaIeH.

Der Gbiul1ncer unb Mefpba!sH
lInterit. gertin begsht i'm ndhFsn
.sohrs isin 25sidbriees g.fisheu. uno
bsuie atsnb iog bsrsiis cine gorf.ir
in rsr Cosmopolitan Sans, 1913
0ine Strabs. ftaitfinbtn. gs 1T Elm
asIsaissr absnb fir bic Miigli:b.r
nub b.rsn isamiiisn nsbft HrsunseH
orrangirt unb Elm biibf6ss llnterbaIs
iuHasprosramm ssIongt sur 9ur3s
fiihruuu. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-17
@rDker Subel
Serridt IN gsra Gru5 iiber
General Obreson's Siss
uber BiIIa,


Daibingion, 3. g.. 16. 4pril.
- Die Garransa assntur Bat Ten
na6ftsbenbsn geriht, fiji ipeIfxn b1s
Gtaatsbepartement nod isius @eitdti7
glng erholten hot. peroffgntIid,t. Bera
Cruz III 6oterir.ut iibsr General
S6r.son's arobartiesn Sies. saus
ienbs marifirsn auf ben Strdbsn
umher unb i6rsisn fid hsifer nit
Surrabs fir gnrran5a. Sbrsgon uub
bic aonftiiniionaIiits sRegisrung. gs
bsiiebi bi. alIsemsine Qniiht, hob iia
@ian BON benz fat psrui4tenben
S6ldge ME tpisbsr srholsn tdnn. G,s
nsral 0brsgOn's 5ruppsn brinssn uns
aufbnlti1m qegeu sSrapuato por uub
trsibsn Si. giIIass ssruppen Dor iin br.
General auis SerHdnbeS bat BIN
Gtsrbsfehlsbaber garrdusa sirsi sJabs
nsn iibsrbrofi. bic Der Rornhipilion
bss @snsrals 9illd III btr S1Ii9i
p5n gelanu dbgenommen luorben finb.
Die sruppsn gild's, iDslhs 5upram
anessriffen babsn. iinb suriidgsfnlds
esH porben. Die Giisnbabn atDiiden
9sra Cruz unb AutrttarO iDirb prn
ben Sruppen beg General Gbrsgcn
fait ausi6lieBli6 bsnubt nnb Der
ifrantpsrtebr ndh Der Siobf MtritD
III sebhaIb auna iUterbrO@en, mas
bsrsits sroben glpthftanb. beicnh,rs
uni.r ben Grmersn aIaHsn beriirid@i
Bat.
Sarbiee 9iebe erwiiht
Columbus, o., i6. GpriI. -
Soc Rsie ,rns |@ gaR. spsi fan
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-17
2ofal Beridt.
@roefsuer.
Jenrsbrmnit ridJtet in ben SolSb0.
ten Der Crane 9nmber SO. ei.
men Shaben bon $4,000

Msan permutbst, bab bic Jsusrsbrunif
Sur6 grunbItiftuns DerurIadf ipufs
be. 9urd breifaden IIarm ipurz
be Elm seipoItises efufssbot bon
20f6mdnHihaften nad Der granbs
itdtte serufen. - gs mar bas 5ipsis
'is s5euer innsrbalb @c4enfriit in
ben 5ol5b5fen. - Der 3ampf.r
9Th Of eOuisDills1 burd bic
islammeu tebeutenb bef6dbist. -
Cine Rsibe BON Sduiern an Der
Saitsrn aDsnus s.itDsiIis ssfdbr>
bet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-17
6aihsRaariatsn.

Rem gort. 16. 2tpril. - anset. !:
seStaIid", Dcn Reapel; .llniteb
States". OoH aopeubagen.
2iDsrpool. - 2tbgsf.: vRomis
nton", nd4 philadelphia; r2apIanO1 +,
mad Rem Dort.
M arieille. 2lbsef.: sRas
oonna", mad Rem gort.
pdlermo. 0. = Qbgsf.: ,Qucond" 7,
na6 Retp Dort unb p6ilabelp6in.
HeaPel. qHget.: rOueu
0'aoita, mad ReD gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-17

@eIt Deriunisa it, Sic fftst uuS
ftirbt. /
.geben Sic mir SbrSeitsnseipebr-.
Der 2eutndnt aebt IansIdm duf bus
blinbe, tdube, abitsrbenbs Sitter 5u.
gr bait bas 8dipnett tpie einen Dolh,
Don unten mad oben- pom @raben
beri Sonit fGat iie bo4 nod dilf urls
iere Seitel"
Der 9eutndnt 1T oerItbiDunbsn. er
mub fin ite6en, i'd b0r' i'm midi
Tebr. SEPT tauft er pieber auf, in
perlesener Butb: ,2llfo :. ih tann's
nift! 0ds @ieb TT trd9tig
8erbommtl"
gur ni6t bier lisgen bleiben. go
barf Der 2eutnant mid nidt liegen
laTen. 9a riffs bic Strabs 9ernuf.
Cine eroberte groBe fommt I'm bic
@ulbede. Der 2eutnaut III auf eins
nal gei9dftig. @r Tprinet DDr, rebet
nit ben 9euten, gibt 8sfeble, tommt
nit spei Srainern suriid; lie bsbeH
mid alif. - mein 2ei6 SerreiBt foif,
aber nur fort, aus bieTer geislidoft
Iterbenber Menihen unb Sbiere.
Die GGuls sieben an, i6 liege quer
i6er bic groBe. Der 2eutndnt nintt
nod einmuI, hann ipringt er querfelos
elm, bortbir, mo- bic S6laGt DerrDs
cbelt. Der @initer itebt i'm ieBteH
2dlt pie Elm qrairiebranb. @r fldmmt
ben 6immel Finauf, pdbrenb uniere
Strabe i6pn i4ndr5 pcrf9iittet lit.
I'D brinq' ben Bid ni6t bon rem
@ra6en tpeg, in benz bic 5tpei 5ron5os
ZEN lieaen, on bem bic Sub NIT itumiu
Ichnontenbem 2eib iteht unb portet >.
plDblih lit lie perf9nuubeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-17

Sum Sfpeitsn Dale inn.rbal6 elmer
Wche lpurben seiiern abmb bic
5ol5bofe Der Crane 2umber 60. an
Der eaitern apsnue pon elmer Geuerss
brunit beimgeiudt unb bas geitriae
Ieusr riabm cine berartiae gusbeb=
nung an. boB Der Staben iib auf
Ininoefttns $4,000 beldufen biirUe.
Die triten Spribsn ipurbsn tur5 Dor
iiebeu nbr aeftern abenb pom fpeftlis
den enbe Der 5o5b6ie on Der 8roots
Inn GtrdBe dIarmirt nnb benz erften
ALARM folaten In iurser. auIeinanberz
fclge sipei iDeitere 4Iarme, iobab bins
nsn tilr5er 3sit Elm seipaitisss aufs
sebot BON 2oihmannIhdften an Der
BrdnbiiGtte periammelt mar.
aroB bieler tnsrsiifen aHItrenguns
gen Der sfeueripebr ipdbrte IS bis eff
ubr, ehe IS atlnng bas SSeuer tbatId9>
LID uHter aontroIe 3u brinssn, aber
frobbem ipirb Elm Sbsil Der 0dmpfs
ipribsH Biz hcute 5u tbun baben, Inn
be Glammeu pirtuugspoI gu Be.
tdmpfen.
Bon nerfdieben.m Geiten pirb bes
hauptet, baB bas Gsuer auf granbs
iiiftung suridsufiibren in nno in biss
Ter ninlidt ipirb am beutissn Sage
Gin eingehenoe lInteriudung einseleis
tel herben.
Die TIdnlineu ariffsu au6 anf ben
Hdmpftr .giip Of 2ouispiIle', Der i'm
Srodsnood Der gitp 9rp 0ot 60.
lag. iiber unb ri6tsten auf bsm Dams
pier aans bstrdhiIi6H Shaben an.
Gsr befiiss Mmb. Der nGbrenb bss
geirintn 9Ibtnbs ipehts, ia6te be
silnmHlen imfner iuieber bon neuem an
lnb Geaen 10 llbr purben burf ben
Auntearegen zine Rsibe Der an Der
Gdiisrn gtpenue gelegsnen MobnbduIsr
por ben 6cIah6fn itart gsfdbrbet uno
Sis Ddder bisfsr 6dufer, ipurbn In
granb seIesi. lcbdB fih Der geDcbs
ner Elm. aepaltias paHit bemddtigte.
@Iiidlifxrptiie uslana ss benz sne,si=
iten GinartifeH Der aOitmaHnihof'
ten. bieit ssIammen i'm 2sim gu ere
iiiden, irbab tein nennensprtber
S6dbtn aHgsrih!ei nurbe.
lin IL Hhr Rahts paren 3sbn Der
risfssn 6oIsii5Fe p5Iiq serit5ri wpr.
ben. pdbrenp 25 big 80 Solss
jtofs in telIen ;SInmmsn iianbsn,
Die bohuuffdlaasnbsn sIummen
paren nnfiirlif rreitbin Ii9tbar unb
cine naf Iauisnoen 5dblsnos Wenge
bate iih foDobl an Der GaItsrn Ibes
ilils jpDie ouf ben 6iiaeln bless
fsits. iuie ienieits bes syluifes anges
iammsli uHp nerfolgte nit benz ges
fponnieiten Snisrefe bos i&anrisIa0s
ne ShauipieI.
Dds sseuer tpurbe non 80. 8. 1ds
pts. einem in ben 5pl3b5fsn dnsefiels
len W1f,ter sntbedt uuo er behouptete,
bag sr in Der Rdhs Der urlpriiualidxn
.granbIidtie einen psnsir1nten petrOs
ltIimgsruh bemeriie. mas auf 8ranbs
jiiftuna IdblieBen Idbt.
Dcs Iebte Gsu,r in ben grdne's
fhen. 6oIaboftH brah dm perfloiIes
nsn Sdmftds. gessn eff llbr Rahts
aus unb siDdr am GubsritsH 6itlifsn
Gnbs Der 5ol3b0fs, pdbrsno bas gee
firide 'feuer am peftli6sn Gnb. Der
6plsb5f. gum ausbru4 fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-17

Gr qe6t auf GatrouIrl
Ger Observation-Disclosures Ser ggteu.
en- 3iiri6er 3eitung", Sberit &arL
0tiQer, er5dblt in Dem neueiteH aa.
pitel ieiner 9erichte aus Dem lotb'
ringiiden aumpfgebiet elm lliItiges
@ei6id,tfcn, fir oeiien 8abrbeit er
iiA oerbiirgt. Ter gorgang ipIeIte
itf BEL elmer. Ser oorOeriten oelttihen
;Sclomo6eu ab; Der ieIopafbabenOe
Sffi5ier, nebenbei benerft: I'M SSrie'
ben sSrantfurter Spernidnger, bate
Ieine 2eute IN Der gtdbe eines alteH
frur5oiiinen ShloIies rntergebraht,
oas BON ben 6ron5oIen eifrig bei6pl"
len p1lroe. Gin Rittmeiiter beiiftIgte
nun eben Die SeloDoden uno unter.
ofii5ierspoiter, ba rpuroe ibm een1el'
6et, oab ioeben ein SSuiunteriit gegen
oos n1hite, III Der frar3niiihen 8or"
poiteniteairng liegenbe 9ori oorge'
qangen lei ino angeqeben babe, er ge-
bore gu elmer Botrouille, Die oenglufs
trng babe, alts5ufllnoihaften, ob oas
Tori Don ben SSran5oiet 6eiest lei.
y7as lit ia toler llniiunl" ruit Der
Rittmeiiter, nan bellidten Gage ilber
oas foIt ofiene @elGnoe eiue 8atrouil'
Ie in oas Tori biueinauIbiden; Die
miro ia tooiifer abgeihoiienl" llno
raid entidIoiien ididt er einige finite
Setter ab, Inn bic rurporiiftige oBa'
trouille" suriid8ubolen, 3ie bringen
6alo oen2Snianteriiten, einen bieoeren
6aperiihen 2anoDebrmann, 5lriid.
.8as MOLTEN Sic od oorne?~ Fragt
i'm Der RittmeiIter. rSerr 2eituant"
- i'm sSeIograu iino Die @ruoab5ei-
den i6per fenntlihl - rSerr 2ett.
nant, id1 noat' auf Batroua geb'It
uno nahlfuI'n, oh T. BON ben Jran.
5uien beiest lei, rno ieb'n, OF mir 5n
MAIDEN pGr', oaB i'd einige iSran5O-
ZEN abihieB'n fonnt' d" Ger gittmct-
iter: ,.g9er bat SSbnen ben gefe5I &c.
qeben?~ Ser 2auonebrmunH (oer
unteroeiien geiuubr geporoen, oaB
er Iib rppbI i'm @rooe qeirtt) rSerr
SberIeitnant, id bin bait ebeu duf
Iatroua' g'uelen." Ger &ittmeiiter:
.@er bat Shuen ben 9efebl gege-
seu?" Ser 9anbnehrmonu: ~0en
@efebl2 Serr SberIeitnant, ilIt ei-
gentlid niemano, i'd bin holt eben
auf Satroua 'eunaen. Ger Gitt'
meiiter: ,@iiien Sic ni6t, OuB Der
SoIoat nur auf gefebI nuf BatrouA
qebt?~ Der 9unOnebrnann: ia.
Serr SberIeituaut, bos is ia idlor
tpabr. a6er ihuuen's, Serr SberIeit'
nunt, in Oieieln ariege g'idieht 10
gor mir mebr, bas is ia gar fetnStrieg
nitt mehr, Uerm man uid,t ielber
mas unteruebmen thut. 9erGittn1et'
Iter fonnte ba8 9aden faun mchr
pcrbeikeu uno idifte oen urterneb-
mlmgsIuitioeu gnper ieiHet SrHppe
81.
WloberH.
.Miiuers ftrebsn is6r b1Eua, in Der
teFeren @eIeIIaaft gu OertehrsN;
meinIt ou. boB es ibnen eliidsn rpiro9"
Run, ben Qnfang baben iie ia i9on
oema6t, iis Ieben bereits ii5er ibre
8erbGltniTe."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-08

ssbuunfntsn, bic prn pIruiIdien Gprrripus'
Ssuten" mint phniiiif. pher nntr9rimhNin r..
iaiten, Uno gcbrffn, Der Siflcr Ddrpn pei Ittf'
Slou sSsr tdlrifiIidl wiinlet Hna w MnGfS.
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gnttangrif.
Nni GnglanD's Oa:
&aae.
SSOn Seutiben eyliegern
mntcrnpmmen.

Cfii5icllc 2lntilnOi9uug BON 2ouoou.
-Giu3cIn6eitcu nod nitbt gcmcI'
oct. - 0ffcnbor meientlider
Sdooen ouocridtet. - g8eiterc
oeutidc 6lieacr. .2(ngriffc. = @e'
roromer uuO St. Gic bonlbor-
Dirt. - 9llA Die frur85iii6eu
rslin,n, ,,,n,n, inh,. nf+i,,
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al DER SSellllOjG Ooll Srunlrtlu
III 0cu @run0 gcbobrt.- @cmou
NINA Qcrettct. - 9ritiitbcr GaW
pier oGictotor" Uericnft. - 9rj-
tiitGeS @cidmo6cr bomborOirt bic
bclgiiAe aiiite. III y" Ucrlo'
rem ocgc6cn.
4uri9, I. September. - Ger
irnu30iiihe Iompicr o@orOcour" lit
~ W}ciIeu onBcrboIb Scr N}iinOlmg
Der 0}ironOc an Der @cItfiiitc BON
Ironfrcih torpc0irt lmO gum Siufcn
1c6radt mor0en. Iic Ncmaunul9
mrroe Don einm 2oticu6ont oil @oro
lcnonlmcn.
Ger Compier oNorOcuw" mar
oo5 Gi0cnt6lmr Der uGompa9nic @c.
ucralc lron5dtIautiQuc". Gr iulrOc
mr iiir Den 6roMtucrtcbr qcbr1uht
6atte cine 2dnQc bon 80 6uB mo
ciucn Nauiu6oIt oon 1880 }onncn
Brlltto. Gr mlr0c i'm %a6r 1891
Qc6aut. Gic lcbtc WcIOmlg Don 0cn
Gnmpier fam am i3. SUIT mann cr
Don ct. 9ta3oirc IN 3aurc njlan1tc)
@ritcn6ompicr D Gicto'
for" pericntt.
Qononn, Z. Scptcmbcr. - Gic
,Gcutrul 9cp8" meIOct, 00b Der br'
tiihc Gampfcr 1ictutot" Der 6orri,
ions9inic BON tiuenl oclltidcn Inter
iccbout pcricrtt luorbcn lit. Sic
Sdiii96ciubln8 pon II Mnnn mlr0c
lunpcricbrt Qelanoct.
Ger 1anrpfer n0ictntor", ein
Shifi bon IttG 5onncn @rGbc inn
nad 9iucrpool qe60ri1 iilGr om 81.
9(u1lit bon %crnombuco, 9roiiIien
o6. Iie llc6criabrt nnb Gn9lon0
nimmt iugcidbr II Gaze in Nn'
iprud, mo ooS Sdiif Oiiritc bic
aric1$5onc Oicier Gage crrcid)t 6o'
benz
@ritiihco @cid IN Scr
bombor0irt bclGii dc
&fItc.
0iinfir6eh 7. September. -
Sin 6ritil6cS @cihmoOcr bot bcltc
W3orocn ulIc @oiitionen entIong Scr
bclgiltbcn ailitc Gis nod Citcnoa
bonlbor6irt.
1T. 81" pcrlorcn; Ocricnftc
6ritiiGcn 8rcn5cr.
9}crlin I. Scptcm6cr (pin 2on.
0on). - Goa 0cutidc 9cic65narinc'
amt fiinbiQtc bette an, naB OoS Oert'
ihc 9ol6boot III. 81" Dor ncbreren
@o1cn cincn fIeinct britiid)cn &ret'
5cr in sen @r!mo 6obrtc. Ga9 II.
Boot miro Der 2(nfillOi9ltng nndl
pcrloren gedc6cn.
9tadite6cn0 ser &nGaIt Scr nit
tbcilln9:
y9Inh cincm @eritDtc cineS lmicrer
llntcricebootc trof oo@iclbc' olli 6o6cr
Gee bo5 Gorh6oot III. 27", nad'
Dem oa5 lcbterc, etlua am 10. Nil'
quit, mciiGid) pon Ser Sc6riocn'S Smell
grippe (no6e Scr aiiitc bon Sdott
(ono) cincn flcincn britiiden arclt}cr
oltcn Cups bCricnft 6attc. Gas III.
y" lit ieitbcr nidt 5uriifgcfc6rt lmo
mn} ol8 Derloren 6etrabtet mcroen."
Gas Goudboot II. 81" lunroc
in Den Snbren 1912-1913 gcbnllt,
0leid5citig nit Dem IT. 49,. IS
bottc ei,l replacement bon $40 Com
ucn uno mar cines Scr idncllIten
Iaud66ootc, Bic bis 5imn Sabre 1914
qc6out iplrocn. IS bate cine Scs
idlluinoi9fcit bon II Gnotcn ilber
90aIicr lln0 II Snoten llnter gNnllcr.
GS mar nit Orci 5orpc6o.H6brcn
ailsgcnlllltert. Sic 3o6l Scr A)iit9lIe'
Scr ser 9cioblng 1T in Den lebtct
6(otten.Hcgiitcrn niht onae9eben)
NormcQiib c 9 orfc5um
Stnfcn 9cbrndt.
2onoon 7. Sept. - Is miro
ongcfiinoigt, OoB oic noriuegiihe
Gorfc .Storcinno," pclhe on 30.
9lpril bon SQuique, Gbilc, nod 2ipcr-
pool obiubr, perlenft lporOcn ut.
,Sbrc gcnonnllng luliroc gcrcttct.
(3ic 9orfc o5toreinno" ipor cln
S@iii pon 1888 Ionncn. Sic muroe
im Sabre 1893 gcbout uno acb6rtc
elmer 5irno in GbriitionInno)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-09-08

q Ii ho @cl9ier or / d t II.
Soprc, 6roufrcid, Z. Sept. -
Die bclgiihcn 0tilitdr 9lutoritoten
gaben bcltc sic noditcbenoc gefonnt-
lnocblng Gus:
sic 9iod)t perlici rubig. @clte
@orecn plirocn unierc &oiitioncn III
Ser 9toc16aridjoit pm Girmlloe bcTtig
bon6or0irt. Gin &nfanteric- Angrift
ON gicr aanol lpuroc ob9eldllogcn.
9[m 9}aGnlittag gob e5 Gin 9lrtilIcs
ric-9nclI, pelhcs bcionoers III Der
@caeno n0rolif BON Oirnrl0e cinen
lrGr lcbboitcn GDorotter olnahnl."
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9tiOcr SSiclu.

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The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-04
NINE FATALITIES DECREASE

Washington-Albert H. Fay, min
ing engineer OF the United States bu-
reau OF mines, reports that one life
every day during the last year has
been saved because of decreased fatal
tiles in coal mines, which totaled 2.-
7S5 in 1918, against 2,4sl last year,
The principal causes of accidents that
show a material decrease were: Coal
dust explosions, 90 per cent; haulage,
II per cent; falls of roof and pillar
coal, 100 per cent. The net decrease
in underground fatalities was 365, or
IA per cent.
1t is not possible to attribute these
lower rates to any one particular in
fluenee, continues the report. They
may, however, be assigned in part to
any one of the following agencies or
to combinatiion of all of them
Closer and more careful inspectors,
better enforcement OF laws and regu-
lations by the operators, a realization
of the dangers attendant upon the
miner in his daily work and his ef.
forts to reduce accidents due to the
educational campaign conducted in
his behalf, the extended use of safety
lamps in doubtful mines, the use oi
permissible explosives. humidifyinl
dusty mines, first-aid and rescue train.
ling which saves lives that nigh
otherwise be lost by reason of iniur
les received. the enactment Of indus
triah accident compensation laws, ans
last. but not least. the spirit Of coop
Grafton on the part of all concerned
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-04
COMPENSATION IS URGED

Jefferson City-"Why did you fail
to bring those 5000 or more crippled
wage workers of your district to this
city to object to this bill; those
thousands, most of whom have never
received cent of compensation for
their injuries?" asked Secretary
Treasurer Smith, of the Missouri Fed
Grafton of Labor, of Joplin mine own
ers who were opposing compensa-
ton bill at an open hearing in the
state capitol.
The unionist showed the legisla-
tors that every reform has been met
by the same opposition. He said;
when twenty-five or more years
ago we demanded the eigh-hour
workday we were met with the same
argument which you present today,
Then, as now, you claimed that Il
could not be done. Then, as now
you claimed that business would be
ruined if certain improvements for
the working people would be secured
Then, as now, you were opposed tc
any and all kinds of reform and inn
provements OF iabor's condition
Then we had to fight for the eight
hour day, as we are compelled tC
fight for the compensation act to
day. You are opposed to good com
pensation act and you are opposed tc
a commission to enforce the actv
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-04
A GOOD BILL MADE LAW

Sentaor Bowman's bill for the emer-
gency employment of labor BY the
county commissioners and which was
printed in full in recent number of
Of The Gem Worker has been signed
BY the Governor and is the law OF the
State Of Idaho.
This measure assures employment
for period Of 90 days in year to
every unemployed able-bodied man
who seeks employment.
We believe this measure is the most
advanced step yet taken by anyone
OF the American States in the solution
Of the problem Of unemployment.
Its working win be watched with
great interest and we trust the meas
ure viii be proved so beneficial as to
be fore runner in new legislative
program dealing with this great mo-
mentous and urgent question.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-04
NuLLIFY THE LABOR LAW

Boston, Mass.--Efforts are being
made to nullify the anti-injunction
law, passed last year by the legisla-
ture, and a bill to this effect has
been introduced in the state law-mak-
ing body. This bill is serving as a
model for federations Of labor in 9TH
er states, which are urging its adop-
ton by their respective legislatures.
The law provides that no judge can
issue an INDUCTION in industrial dis
putes except where irreparable in
jury is threatened, and then only in
cases where there in no adequate rem
edy at law.
The law also contains this clear
cut declaration I'm construing this
act. the right to enter into the reia-
ton Of employer and employe, and to
assume and create new relation for
employer and employe. and to per-
form and carry ON business in such
relation with any person in any place,
or to do work and labor as an en-
ploye, shall be held and constred tc
be a personal and not property
right"
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-04
PUBLIC PAYS THE Bills

Washington-At least forty-three
states authorize the transportation
of pupils to public shcools at the ex-
pense of the shcool districts, accord
ing to a bulletin issued by the United
States bureau of education. In cer-
tain states transportation at public ex-
pense is permissible only, in others
obligatory. Ohio, for example, re-
quires transportation for children two
or more from the school, while other
states require transportation when
the distance is one and pne-half miles
or more.
In several states the school author
tiles may pay parents OF guardians a
fixed amount per day for transpor-
tation, while Maine, Vermont, Mimi
esota, South Dakota and Oregon per.
nit payment for room and board fol
pupils in homes convenient to the
schools where the cost of SO doing
does not exceed the cost of trans
portation.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-04
coNv1cT LARoR LABEL

House Bill No. s0s providing that
labels at least two inches square be
placed on all convict made goods has
passed the House and will boudtless
pass the Senate and become the law.
At the present writing it is in the
hands Of the Judiciary committee Of
the Senate.
This Bill was drawn by the Legis-
iative committee Of the Idaho Trades
and Labor Council and Is one Of the
measures being advocated BY organic
ed faborin an the states of the union.
There is no argument against the
measure and It's adoption BY all Of
the states is merely a matter OF time
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-03-04
LONG WORK HOURS HARMFUL

Fort Worth-President Boyd, of
the State Medical Association of Tex
as, has issued signed statement on
the effect of long hours on working
women which could be read with
profit by those who oppose organi-
zation and legislation intended to
remedy this evil.
Dr. Boyd insists that women forced
to work long hours "are absolutely
untitled both physically and mentally,
to become mothers, and to have the
care and training of future genera
TONS"
In discussing the penalty nature ex-
acts for violating its laws that the hui
man body needs sufficient rest, the
medical man says:
This is especially true with regard
to women, owing to their peculiar
physical structure and the nature OF
the functions which pertain to them
as females. Physically weaker thar
the male, with a corresponding lack
of power to resist fatigue and the de-
, structive influence of physical toll up.
on the body tissues and nervous sys-
TEN, the effect OF excessive hours o.
toll is much sooner apparent, and the
ultimate result much more disastrou:
than in the male.
In the case of strong, well-devel
oped woman, the effect Of the strair
incident to over work may not be no
ticeable at once. Natures workshop
may for a time be able to temporal,
repair the damage, but the effects arr
cumulative.