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The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

world famous as a novel and with
the heart OF the story picked out
for the screen makes powerful aim
play. Betty hansen, the foremost
living scandinavian actress who has
just returned to her native land to
do Ibsen roles before the camera
under tho direction Of Henrik Ibsen' :
son. Is particularly fitted for the role
OF the peasant girl who falls victim
to a light hearted prince but lives to
effect hts reformation in the wilds OF
siberia A musical program includ-
Ing songs by Eddie McGrath and the
l5-piecc orchestra will complete the
entertainment.
GAYETY.
"a Trip TO Niagara" and "A Day
at the Races" bright. jolly and snap
py buriesaues will be presented by
the "Big Grille" company for its
fourth weeks engagement in the
Gayety theater beginning Sunday
afternoon. Charles Rurkhart the
man with the funny slide" Margie
Ryan. soubrette. Charles and Chubby
Craft. harmony singers. dancers and
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19
PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for the erection
and completion OF a Warehouse to he
located In the Eastern Yard of the
Departmen Of Public Works. ad-
Works. will be received at the office
Of the Commissfoner. City Hall. De-
troit. until 1000 .. m, July sth. 1915.
Except where otherwise noted.
work consisting OF the following:
Masonry
Cut Stone !
Steel and Iron
Steel Sash
Carpentry
Roofing and Sheet Metal
Painting md Glazing
Electric Wiring
cerss sr chsc n the snm 81 ons
Thousand (e1. 000o0) Dollars ~
surety for the acceptance Of the con-
tract payable on its race to the De.
psrtmsns OF Public Works OF the CITY
The accepted bidder viii be re,
Quired TO furnish two bonds each u
: sum equal to the full amount Of
Proposals shan be made in accord.
prepared By Smith. Hinchman Z
Of which may be secured upon ap'
The Commissioners reserves tn,
and TO waive all informalitiss there.
49, GEORGE H. FEsgKELL.
i.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19
lc..s,...s FROM Preceding Page,

ws:n Fo VIM Su 5. wsr: sr.s s.
Tuesday, siternoon. June ~. The pic:
tyres offer = graphic portrayal OF
life on. tina dark .contincnt. ITS vari-
life, and wherever shown have met
with the approval and indorsenent
Of the public and such well known
people as Henry Fairfield Osborn OF
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19
COMING TO THE LOCAL PLAYHOUSES

his career In Cornell university. sub
ssaysnt :ntrsnes into bushnell n Sls
e. 1917. ON which day hs y Said 70 70
his factory While the case OF
young Frank v one OF the most sen
sationai In the history Of the Ameri-
can courts. and has Aroused tne
civilized world. the picture drama re-
veals also the pathoe, the heart
throbs. and the loyalty which has
surrounded the young man since MS
thousands Of persons believe him to
be innocent.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

Northways will play Burroughs
and Packards will meet Maxwells to-
day in the only games of the Manu-
facturers' league scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

..
entertainers, Don Clark, James
Coughiin. Jess Weiss, Buelah Benton,
Ethel Woodrow. Mollic Palmer and
the Fix Dancing Dolls will be seen
ia the leading roles. Rather more
than the usual amount Of plot will
be found IN the burierguss. with 9
good variety of jineling musical
numbers. snappv and froliceome
chorus and elaborate scenic and cos
tune effects. A number OF clever
vaudeville specialties Will be added
TO the show.
s2 AVENUE.
RAwinrlue sunday morning at II
o'clock and running continuously un-
III the same hour at night. the Ave-
nue. theMter will begin summer sea-
son OF moving picture plays the hrst
20 b. 'sfhe Prank Case" The pie
iSrs sra%s yil' relate ,s The life ,. ssSsS
asu(nctsrer neZ Awaiting the
1I:'1';I ca & SIS q! iSS:;i:s;
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

the American Museum OF Natural
History, W. r. Hornaday. director
Bronx ZooIogi cal park. New York.
and many others equally PROMINENT
Through Central Africa from Coast
to Coast" records the trip Of ihs
lcft Mombassa. on the Indian ocean
and emerged at the mouth Of the
Congo on the Atlantic ocean. year
having been consumed In the trip.
which covered 1000 miles and LOO
miles Of which to 81, The ae,sy route ic
1855 Animals by the score In thelr
native haunts: the pygmies and can
nibaIs Of the Congo: life along the
great rivers and every possfbte pnasc
81 incidental life liz flashed upon the
screen and made even more clear ana na
lecture given by Mr.. Barnes. MT.
Barnes. writer. traveller. explorer Is
we'll known to the reading pubiic
through his 20 books, the iast deal
ing with Africa and recently FROM
the press. He In graduate OF
Appieton's and Harper's magazines:
was in Venezuela when Castro Was
In power: served In the Spanish
American war and was war cor
respondent during the Boer war.
Betty hansen and Charlie Chaplin
will appear on the screen In the
Broadway Strand theater next week
tho former in a Limitation OF TOR
stci's masterpiece woman :
Resurrection" and the latter In n
viii be the hrst release on. the Chap
lin feature and the only Chaplin
comedy that has been turned out IN
weeks. Tolstofs "Resurrecttou" 10
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19
CADILLAC,

CADILLAC.
THE Tiger Lilies" will provide en-
tertainment for patrons Of the cadii.
lac theater next week "Mixtures,
and The Cafe de Luxe" the musicaI
be replete with clean. lively comedy
situations and pretty music. The
leading. roles will be played BY Mike
mond. Harry q. lie Van. Jennie Ross.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

Said alloye 70 ~ ~
paved acc1gdin4 e ~ -
also the ssSimat1e ~ ~
gineoru ~ abovos onA ~
Ordjnancee ~ the CITY ~
Bidders VIII etnt4
cubic yard for excAyo
sausr. . yard Sscv Ssv}S ii
ing. and price PEI ~ 81
Bids WIN op1y g.
quantities etaf16 II fno =
the bid viii ~ 1eogDeo
lowest on aRgre9at lnG 4
s ss'l s;,r rssssd ~. = 20 ~
Bidders mun4 1e0GnC q = &
closed In Depagot4 0QNo1
1ed check 0aynb34 ~
the Department of - Z
4 q
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19
ALLEY 4S4 (Paving)

222 cubic yards excavation.
e27.sS square yards one-course con-
4ss lineai feet of retaining plank
2 In. in.
city Estimates.
90 cubic yards excavation:
1a5s lineal feet OF curbstone In
O. ~ circles furnished by city.
set by contractor.
1881 square yards one-course con-
is4 cubic yards concrete under and
behind curb.
isTs Uneal feet Of retaining stone,
old Medina curb may be used.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

DEPT. or PUsLIc WORKS
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

An ORDINANCE - a0end - es1i-
nanes ent1tled ~An ordinance - A
the ss.Isaseticn 81 certaaa sfc-
d y HEkEBr ORDAINED By
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT:
crdinSnce 10 az me cemrenSation
Of certain officers, clerks and en-
ploycs Of the City Of Detroit" be
and the same 10 hereby amended
to read 10 follows:
Of the officers, clerks and em--
ployes Of the Department OF
Public Works Of the City OF De-
troit shall be a. follows:
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19

Assessment E0t1notee.
lle cubic yards excavation.
e36.6e square yards one-course con-
sal fineai feet of retaining plank
City Estimates.
~ cubic yards excavation.
CT RI circles furnished by city,
set by contractor
S3.i5 sQuare yards one-course con-
crete paving.
2S5 cubic yards concrete under ana
behind curb.
Ss'se Iineal feet Of retaining stone,
old Medina curb may be used.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-19
ALLEY 4S5 (Paving)

ALLEY 4S5 (Paving)
Assessment Estimates.
oo7 cubic yards excavation.
s09. 20 square yards one-course con-
crete paving.
Gin SIN. c,,x E.,,w.,...
IS cubic Yards excavation.
ls9e square yards one-course con-
l,s7 cubic yards concrete under and
s,'es iineni feet Of retaining stone.
old Medina curb may he used
ALLEY 486' (Paving)
Assesament Estimates.
ss4 cubic yards excavation.
1870 square yards one-course
sSs Nneai feet of retaining plank
i" " CITY E~timates.
1886 lineal feet Of curbstone In
Ct RI circles furnished by city.
7so's square yards one-course con-
cubic yards concrete under and
behind curb.
81 iinss' feet OF, OF r rs ,,ssn '''ne
ALLEY 487 (Paving)
Assessment Estimates.
22a cubic. yards excavation.
ss7.47 square yards one-course con-
sos iinesf feet Of retaining plank
" " CITY Esss.ssss.
(Nons)
ALLEY 4SS (Pxving)
Assessnsnt usesmaseo.
81 cubic yards excayetio9s
sessse SQUARE yere -! e -.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-17
9llts ber gnnbesbanptltabt.
g I OF c it e in SO c II g c.

8a Ibi.ngton, 16. Sept. 9lus
alien 1beilen bes 2anbes treifen in,
9eiBen ,9alle Erotelte gesen @eipabe
rul1g Der anglo fran3Dliiben Mnleibe
ein. Gin Groteitler in Nticbisan lpeilt
telegrapbild Oarauf bin, bab auf ale
Banfcn, Bic iid auf ben sluiirtenz
Stump cinlanen, Mnltiirn1e lu1tcrnomz
men iperben ipiirben nnb baB Sic SOL
se einc allgemeine Tonif lei. @on
elmer uorganilirten Gppoiition" tpeiB
man i'm @eiben @auie bis babi1
ni6ts.
9ralibent 8ilipn rnb Gaming ber<
treten Die slnlidt, boB eeeen 8etpabz
rlmg Der slnleibe idiperli9 etlpo5 eil1z
5ulpenben lei, Do bie sllliirten Sic Gel
Der fir 4nfallf bon aleiDerr, Stab
rln9sntitteln lnb anberen 9(rtifeln in
Ben Ser. staten peripenoen lpouten.
9 as 90 gifn Erob EN-.
gnige erropailhe gfegierungen boz
ben bier i1liormelle slnfragen be5iig<
li6 BEG nahlteu gdrittes ber 8aibz
instoner 3egierllng in Der n1egifaniz
l9en Sage geltellt. Ser fran5olildc
8otl6after Sul1eranb bate beute cine
lan9e l1nterrebl1ng NIT gefretdr 2an=
ling, ipdbrenb Der brifilde gel6aftsz
TRIGGER Gplbille Barclay bic Gage mil
Den bDberen geamten i'm Stuutsami
erorterte unb lie bena6ritbtiete, baB
bie b ritil6en aonluln in gfprbn1erifr
Die 8eilung erbnlten baben, iid) nit
BEN amerif. &oniuln iiber bic yotbz
la1feit, iid aus ienen aanoe5tbeil
5nrild5u5ieben, in ginberncbnnel1 81
leben.
sus goben In1tsfreilen miro in grz
fabr1ng gebrndt, boB nod feline gnts
ldeibung iiber Die gluerfennltns cine,
Gesierung in Megifo CREDIT tporber
)lei, biele Sraee aber in Ser 11debiten
panamerifanil6cn aunferen5, bic
Samstag i'll gleip Dorf i1attfinoet1
miro, griinolid beratbeu ireroen ioll.
giel bdngt in Dieler 6iniibt bon
Dem slnsgang Der 1ebisen Sample I'm
Die militarildle @pr1nndt ab. Sic
bieligel1 @ertrcter bes Gen. @illa ipre=
den ibre 3uberiidf nus, baB Die garz
ran5afllltb 1id BEL Eorreon ipenoen
miro, tppbin Sic Nrnee Sbre9on in Del
9offnuns marldirt, ber Gilo : gez
ipesuns Ben SpbesltpB 5u berleben.
Sic ponamerifanilde aonferen5
5iebt bouptlddIi6 bie GrDbe bcs @ez
bietes in grtpdeung, ipeIhes iebe SAT-
tion fontrpllirt, 10 Dab bos Jeiultat
Ser ertporteten 5dladlt einen 6ebeuz
tenbel1 ginflub anf Dos l1rtbeil Der
8pnferen5 baben bilrfte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-17

oabtn, BOB Ser Observation-Disclosures
IN Imerifa, iiber sic geicblichcn Geicrz
ben uno Die bereits eingegnngenen@er=
nflidtungen hinaus MIR 5pci ugillipz
ncn" reIp. Mllioroen) betroge.
u2arous er9i6t iib, boB lpenn Sic
9e'uhte 8iiion al1 al1slanoilde gun-
tiers ii6er9e6t, Bic pplle 6aIfte
alles fliilligen 8eloes i'm 2arpe ben1
an1erif. Gnlfc entscgen lpirS.
9ies piiroe bebeuten, SaB 100
gliIlionen bon 10 mnlcrcr Sonbcls<
certrcr ge5ogen lueroen uno ie cine
9iillion BON 1000 9lfcr5a1tz uup
6a6rifeentren. llnD oIl pieles gu elmer
3eit, ba Die 8unbeseinna6nen tpegel1
Dcs eurppdiI6en arieges Elm 2efi5it
auTtpeilen llno entipeoer Die Steueru
erbo9t iperoen 1niiilen. pOcr Sic 8e9iez
rllng lelblt sur slufl1abme elmer gln=
lelbe ge5iullnsen lein lpirb.
Sic @irfllng bieier fren1oen Nnleibe
lpiiroe lein, oab inherent Golfe 1000
Nillionen ent5ogen llnb on 9sationen
gelangen lperoen. neld]e is Millipnen
tasliG lin Sritssfoiten ausgebelt. 81,
go Insen ipiirbe bieie sar8e stnlei6e
bon Gen frenoen Nattonen peraltsgabt
lein llnD mir tpiirbe,1 bafiir MIR Siz
derbeiten (8onbs) bon alpsi pber brei
2dnnern er6alten. berei1 &rebit bercits
iiber lire 6iilfsqueIlen bit1aus angez
ltrengt iii rno es bleibt ms fein ge-
lcsIidler sSeg, oieles llnterpfaab 5ll
fDllettiren.
9as Gelo lpiro I'M ci9encn 2anbe
gebralldlt ben ltnleren Gelhdftslenten
llnb 6arrern fir beimilde ltnternebz
nlun9en, sur 9eiebdftigun9 ser Irbeit
uno 5ur @crerDberltne llnleres 5anz
ocls.
5 rem Sc s. . III nj nillion nnb
ganficrs TN tim III ig.
g elp y . If, 16. Sept. Sic an9z
lo fror50liide apn,nliiiipn lno bie
9ontiers, lpelhe nie slnleibe slt bere
l1ittelu lltd)en, iinb lncinig iiber nie
|3insrotc. Sic aomiiiion balt 5 Yroz
sent fit reidllid uno 5u oielem Gins
lpllte bie slnIeibe 5u Eari poer .llllr
nel1ig pdrltnter begebcn !peroen, iodb2
renb biele omerif 9antiers 512 Grpz
sent llno mande logan 6 fprDern.
ginige 6inan5iers be5tpeifelt oud), baB
bos a1neritnniIhe Gltblitltm cine filnfz.
prr5elltige slnleibe pbne quite Cider
Ieit 5u einen hD6erer <rs als 95
5eidnen nilroe, sutnal ale en9Iilcbcn
8riegsanleiben Ser britiIden ginfpmz
menlteuer untcrlpprfen llnh.
Sic Sillipnen 9puar slnleibe lit
beute Abeno nah oen1 @eIprdd III
8ouitreetfreie,, nlf Sic @0lfte eingez
lldlrlln1pft. 500 Wiaipnen loll Der Be-
trog iein, Sen Die umerifulild)en ST.
non5ier5 Slt iibernebmen 9eneigt leten.
Sicie Sun1ne ipirb in eirem 6aboltz
sellb bon @eriidten genannt, bie in ST.
lon5freilen llmlollfen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-17
fir sen SSci1o .crfplglole &anpfc I'M

fir Sen Seino erfolsloie &an,pfc in,
H@ange.
ustorb6itlid BON @nbno llnternabz
men Sic 9fnilen einen erfpl9loien Mnz
griff; Tic crlittcn ldipcre @crlllite
mir nabmelr 8 Sffi6icrc llnb 500
Naan gcfangen llnb erbelrtcten brci
Oaldinen9elhiite. Srl biclen &drupfen
6eidneten iid) ein llngorildes ppnpcbs
battalion ltno bas GitrancrSnianteriez
regiment So. 70 belpnpers als.
@pn scr italilbcn @rcnsc ipcnie
9ieues. sluc feinbli6en @eriutbc al
GorltDben, I'M &iiltenlanb lnippbl lpis
IN Gprpl, linb abgeblitt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-17
Scr @icncr gcriNit.

@ien, Is. gcpt. sln1tlid lpllrbc
geitcrn slbenb beribtet:
usln Der beilarabii1en Brenae
tpllrben ale rllllil6en @n9riffe il, Der
Midt1ns allf ben @1icltcr ahgei6las
gen. @pr llaieren Stclluu9cn Dltli6
ppn 8uc5ac5 berrlbtc Mubc. @n alien
nnberen Yunften bcr goliaiiden unb
lpplbpnilGen Sront linb lt1pere, aber
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-17
3Qbl oer - ''deu @tfangtntn iait aut
4 d.. III gfitiegeu.
GS bparet 1896, 900 a. ~ Aeat ,no 2, 571 900
ieitS.u,.
Nber bic ruiide Mrce, iobiel nod ibrig, io toboem
rintatt" ieia
9anflanb bietet bic letteu eaubiturmreierpeu anf,
n0 8ranfreid6 mill Sic 1s=jd6riseu 5l1r Sa1ue rfe,

nnD Sranre1 mill Die 19ja6rigen Sa1n Berlin ne
p'spel so9c a oe 9ah5e1 Sront Wadencn bat sic pige
~ @toD @ist gerosobn aono1 mcloe ue @ieoe~
an Der gai5iden Gn5c no benien Mud5ua aus gpopicn
stum aber nd1t nit Sen b1ten @erdten g1lild gu1o
peras lno lnruben IN Rerosrao n @'osfau brbtet
den Mlarmgerie 8uaarieu gerInt cincs
brlttden u @ootcs in oer &uroanelen 5usgeben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-17
Sran5Di.tldc Sugcnbm e +
nIf Sem Spru IL q.

pie q odridt, baB Elm
beutfder llnteroffi5ier Gin omerita<
niftbes @ouF9iff nit 8aulnlpplle
liant elmer englif9en Brilenbeiabung
pm flint Marn in &alhuDen eins
bra9te, ftrDet ibre Dolle 8eltdti-
#gung. Das ameritari19e @diff
por lpeitli9 Der 9ebrlsen bon benz
8englil9en 9tlfsfreu5er ugictorion"
angebalten tporben, Der IS nit einer
prilenbelabung rpn eineln 2elttnant
unb bier M1ann belegts unb es nod
airfipau beprberte. Sos @diff
tpurbe bamn BON einenl neut{1e1 I'm
terieebppt gelithtet. Der olneritoni=
ihe &opitdn mo9te es ppbl fir
beoentlib balten, betpaflnete gns<
lan5er on 8prb 5u habeu. Gr riet
ibnen barum, bic Maffen ab5ulsgel,.
Das tuten bic @ngldnoer unb per-
bergen iid bono6 I'M uhieren Sell
bss @6tfie5. @pn ben .lmerifanern
lpllrben Die Moffen iiher 9orb &C.
porfen. Dos beutfde lz8ppt Ionb.
te ben llnteroffioier 2nn:n on Borb,
Der bas 66iff, bas pisstolienb Ball
len 8alnlpplle nit iid fiibrte, in
breitdgiger 6obrt ,lnb inter Ner=
Einberuns elmer &ur5nerdnberrng
nod auybapen geleitete. tpier tpllrz
ben .bei ber 0ur65ucbunG Der enoliz
iebc 2eutnont 9arplo S9arris, Elm
Sffhier BON 21 Salrsl. 5oipie bier
Mtnnn entoedt.
Gin belgil9er, fepr 3 IL
herlaliiaer @eipahrsmam Der uNolz
lilben 8olt55eitung" sibt cine lln=
terreolng nit einem sebilncten Jranz
soIcn ipieber, Ser brett aus Yaris
eetpmlncn lpar 1lnb ibm ertldrte, bel
!!einer MbreiIe babe es 1itb lofDrt be-
anerfear semaht, bob Der 5ran5pie
ni9t mebr 9err I'M eigenen 2anpe lei.
Wegen feiner Reiie mubte Der Jran=
5nIe lncbrfoch ieinen Yub ourdl Gn9=
ldnocr beglaubigen lailen, nobel es
gu heFtisen sluseinonoerie ebungen ani=
ld9en frall51Iiiben uno engliiden 8ez
5nlllten tam. Der @eipG6rsmom err
tldrt, pab oie Sransplen Die @nglans
Der, ubicle tolten ggoiiten", iiberiott
hatten. lleberall lperDe ouf England
gel9impft. Der @ngldnber lei auf
Dem beiten Wege, ppn Dem fran50]i=
lhen 8plt perd6tet gu lnsrnen, berul
oas Wplt fiible lebbaft, Dab es in
Sielen &ris9e fir ensliide Snterel1en
blnte, Dob Gnalanb Oiefen arieg
i9onan9slos nit franaDfi9em 8lut
fibre, pa1rel,b es bic eigensn Rrdfte
16pne. Die 5ronoolen lpiirbea D;ez
les Sod nidt nebr ldnssr ertragen.
Sic lppllten Jrie0en Inn ieben preis.
Die 9pltsitimmuns TONNE in Sen
Senlurierten 3eitune,n ni1t gum
ss(usbrud. Sin neller @interfelbsug
lei bet Der belltigen @pltsjtilnmung
uusseihlpi1en. Spllte er fpmmen,
oann itebe bic Repolutipn in sus=
aiit,t.
Mn5iisli@. Didter @dmier>
flint: 9ier, ein 5pnett an meine Ge<
liebte. sSn biefen 8erlen lpiro lie
ibr eigenes 8il0 i@nuen!
Di6ter Spinnbirn: Mie1o? 9intt
tie benn?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-17
Yroteite in Wltrlge gegen bie 8i0iouen=
Mnleibt.
senator Setpis tpetsia8t eime Nanif, ,pcmm ocr
Ynntp 9litGts
9e Nep Dorter 6nangsleben ao iid uoelen lelbR nod
r9 einig.
IS uro ber oe gmiie,sf.rs nna ben sins aeitritten

2bt beibt baB au Wloucn bhrdn
per0e on gul bat 9amper lire ancrifonz
Idle Seilhlabg ga onsrt Gbogpcr gnder bercrcn buouh
Is Uuonen aare t bprigcm 9openber behlaono6n Ibcr
Die Gntetbng bes Grngerts crit 9eern oeoeben Sic
@aare &rpen6agen belmt Geri uabm an buR
lie nad 8eutbano ucergc6en iolc Sic ese gutdeiouno
9ro ldeat 1c 5uilden garrar np gi(o obz
5ubdngm
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-17

Gnglaup lpill sic 9eiamntc
&ollmlpollernte auffuufcn. %iclleidt
Inn leinc Slotte III 8aumlpplle 5ll
lpideln2
Churchill bat 9robe aebnlihteit
nit einenl 8alfilh: flcine slrl9en.
grpbe Sdnallae lnb immer I'M Sbran.
Mnn mllb Ben 9inscn ibrei,
2ullf lallcnL lagte Der 3ar ll,o 500 litb
mciter suriid.
Ser 8elnpbner ser ruliil6cn
&allptltubt batte lif allf @rllno aller<
lei Observation-Disclosures cine fprnte
lihe Eanif ben1abti9t. Sic Eeterss
burger batteu lpnbrldcinlid} ppr6eitlg
crfabren, bab Der 3ar ben Gberbefbl
iiber sic Srllppen iibcrnommen bot.
Soffrc an Ser italienilbcn Sront.
Getbeiltes 2eib lit balbes aeio: BORT
sebt es ndnlib ouh niht borlparts.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-17
brei Sabrsdnse unter Scll Sabnen bs,i~
ben, mas ni9t nod arieg allsliebt.

pIe1 aSa9l9dllge ltllter Deit Sabnen b.,lS
ben, mas nidt nod arieg allsliebt.
Sonoon, 18. Gept. Cine appens
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-07-21
PASS PROBLEMS
BE CONSIDERED
IDAHO UTILITIES COMMISSION
CONFERRED WITH OREGON
SHORT LINE
Want Free Passes For State Officials
Probably Mean Agreement VIII
Be Reached

Idaho wants to determine whether
the Oregon Short Line and other in
terstate railroads entering the Gem
state will accept the invitation of its
legislature to issue passes to the Off
GERS of the different departments OF
state in order that the drain on the
treasury caused by travelling expenses
may be stopped, and to that end mem
bers of the Idaho public utilities COM
mission arrived in Salt Lake last night
to take up the matter of free trans
portation with the Oregon Short Line,
says the Herald Republican, Salt Lake
That paper says:
THE public utilities commission of
Idaho also desires to inquire into a
number of local freight rates fixed by
the Oregon Short Line and to determ-
inc whether the rates as fixed are just
or not. Passenger rates on some of
the Idaho branches will also be gone
into by the commission.
THE trip to Salt Lake was made
from Preston, where a hearing was
held yesterday to determine whether
freight rates should be reduced or not.
The Idaho public utilities commission
has been on tour of the southern
part of Idaho for two weeks cleaning
up a number of small matters. =
AT the last session of the Idaho leg
islature law was passed permitting
railroad companies to issue passes to
state officials under the direction of
the commission. The railroad refused
to issue passes to any officials of the
state other than the state pure food
department, the state game department
and officers of the national guard.
THE commission is here to go over
the matter and see if it cannot per-
suade the railroad officials that all de-
partments are entitled to passes. 1t is
estimated that the state will save
$4,000 a year in travelling expenses
if the railroads give passes to all state
officials There is law in Idaho pro-
hibiting the giving of passes to anyone
excepting state employees and those to
whom the federal law grants passes.
The members of the commission
who are here are Axel P. Ramstedt, ].
W. Graham, and A. l.. Freehafer e. H.
Barber, secretary to the commicsi III.
also is present. Joel L. Priest, general
agent of the Oregon Short Line at
Boise, is accompanying the commits
sion. The members will remain in
Salt Lake until Monday.