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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-22

er reprdientiere nerihieoene Sraani-
iationen uon giierbabn+ +4ngeiteaten,
insgeiomt $4,000 Mann, frat fit
oie Dill aIs einen Sdus ser ameri-
fanilhen 9lrbeiteri6nft elm.
Eroieiior s. 8. GairdiIb BON Der
2)nle llniperiitdt erfIarte ii6 5renn-
item ser 9iloungsprobe, neil res iebr
amerifaniif lei, giIoitne 5u erIou-
gen." Or bebauptete, baB Die 8il.
Oltngsprpbe Sdulbiloltng IN europe
foroer1t tperoe.
Sbm iefunbierte 9rof. g. u. gfub
Don Der l1niperiitdt NiScoiiitn
j. q. Oernis, Der bebaiiptete, er
repr1ientiere 245,O00 Mitglieoer re-
ligi0ier un6 potriotii6er Sereinigitn.
gen in 9fetp Sserfep unb SEEM gort
trut sIei6faas fir Die 8iIbuues'
probe elm.
Die areumeilte fir ste Spponen.
ten Der @orIoge eroffnete &ep. Gal,
liuan pon 8ofton, Der ON ieine Su-
b0rer Die 9lllfforoeritng rid)tete, baB
lid oIle, bie gegen Die @iu ieieil
pom ibren Sieen erbeben lnogen.
9raiioent @ilion ober iagte, er
tperoe lid bur9 Die 3abI nidt be-
einfluiien loiierl.
&ep. @foore BON Tenitiplbunia
iagte. oaB i6nitlid9e 8ereinigungen
pon 8iirgern auslanoiiher Ser
frnft III ieirlein Stadte Der SiG
opponierell.
@rof. Sc. o. 9eurneb pom Der
llniperfitdt pennipIpailia opponierte
Der @iIbungsprobe aus benz GRIM.
De. oob tie BEN Gbarofter bes Gin.
manberers ntdt erprobe.. r0ieic
8eieegebung," iaefe er, Yiit mie
andre pon Sonoerintereiien per-
langt moroen."
2apio u. 2ouria BON Bolton be
hauptete, Die 8iloungsprobe obnlc
Su biel rriifiifder Gutofrotie" slud
Snlil Soben bon gtelp Sertep, Der
ben 'stbepertbert Srber of Sling
Splomon pertrnt, opponierte ibr.
Rep. SaIlibdn bon 9ofton mar Der
leete spreher Der Spponerten Der
9il. @r iagte:
,@elln etipas in iinlren nationa-
lem 9eben bernoritede1o III, 10 lit
cs Die Eatiohe, bab giloung nift
Die Nteae nmerifai1iiher 6reibeit
ODER Die l1riafe nmerfanii6er
@robe pnr. @s lit eipis tpabr, baB
Die @erbre6en, Die Die @eieli6aft,
oas @eId)Gft, ben Snnoel rli1 Die
;Sinon5 am meiiten geidooigt babeit,
niemals BON NnaIpbnbeten beeangen
puroen. Sros6em miro bieie ab-
iilroe gilbunesprobe Die gefGbr-
li6en europdilhen 8erbre6er bon
oen forttnentolen Stahten aitlaiien
l,no ben ebrlihen, bartarbeitenoen
uno 70 iebr benotigten Sauer -aiis-
ihlieBerl."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-22
Siren fit &erbre6er
qe0ffnet.
Gbrlidtr, arbcitSlicbenoer
Nnalpbabet allsgf=
idllOiien.
@riimoe fiir nno gegtn Die Ginpam.
behring's @urlasc.
3as beutise Dffentlidlc %erbOr yur
Scm HrGiiben:en.
@rMnbc Der Sefirmprter Der Sill
leidDt uioerIest.

9Saibinaton %. San. Stint
hlloert Wtdnner milb Srauen, 60
jioIosen, 9(rbeiterfiibrer uno 9ubli.
3iiten, orGngten iib beite in Dem I'll.
Itoriihen OItsinlmer bes @eiBerl
0nltleS 5lilainmen, itm Dem offent
lihen @erbor bei5l,tpobnen, oas 9Bra.
iioent @iIion nit Se5ug auf bic Gin-
manoerlngs-8iu bielt.
9as oreiitiinbise 8erbor muroe
jlUiiben oen @egnern uno HefiirDor-
tern ser @ia gIei6maBig perteilt.
Nm einem lungen Sii6 nnbnl oer,Er0
lioent piiuftlidl I'm 10 lthr pnI. ieinen
Sie ein Shm 5Ir Seite IuB iein
Wtilitaroonltant III poner llniiorru
unO einige Stelio9ropben.
Sic 9efiirlpDrter Ser OtaBmobne
bcbaitpteten, DaB ole HiloltngsprobG
oie GilalitGt Der @impanoering Der
bei'erl merbe; bic @cgner, oaB Die
&enntnis oes Seiens feline Erobe fiir
Die Gudlitlt Der Gimponoerer ,ei
unb bnB uieIe lUiimI6enslDerte Gilt
man0erer Dem Ean0e cnt5oaeu Mir
ocn, ipeil lie in ihrer $ocinnot feinc
Welegcrheit huiten. Sdulltnterrid)i
Su genieBen.
S. s. Eattcn ponl 9tationnlen
SSdrmer-aongreb iinD Ser gtntionu-
men ,5armar llnion. mar Ser eric
@efiirmortcr Der DtoBnahme, nit
bem 0as 9erb0r eroffnet rptroc. 81
lagte, er fibre iiir alle Sroaniiatio
ncn, Die 5itr 8ertretung Der iSarmer
bes 9anbes auaItfBiert iino, bos
Wort. 1ie sSnrmer fpiiniftel nei
tere ginidrGnfune Der Ginmonoc
ritng, ebe EIane our 8erteiliing oei
gintpanberer ausgearbeitet ipiirSen.
9Is yatten erfldrte, 6aB piele bel
Spponenten Der @in glmerifa .rlIii
fijieren" tpoIlen, fiel inn Der 9Sr6ii
bent raid ins Nort uno criuhte, oaf
bic .sSrage bes Wptips" aus Sen sLr
glllnenten alsgelaiien peroe.
@iQiam SO. glarf, Der bebaitptete,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-22
slnf bem 6itlidlen ariessidanplas
nihts Henes.

9erli n, %. SSan. 1leber Ini-
iferoam uno 9onoou. Gin bielige5
9lott per0fientlift elm Srterpiep
nit Dem 8eneraIlelrtnaut @rafen
Dloltfe, Dem friiberen @eneralitabs.
def Der oelItiden Arlnee, oos in ;Sra-
ge uno anttport rngefGbr folgeiOer-
,naBen Iniitet:
~Ssit Dem aaiier @ilbeIm Ser @nt.
i6luB. ben ariee 5i erfl6ren, nidt
iebr ihper gefnlen2"
Der @eneral ihlmg nit Ser 6aliit
oitf ben 8iid lInO 5eigte aih ionit
probe Bepegiing, oils er anttportete
gSn ser Sat iebr ihper. &onnen
iih oeiln bic 9eute uberboltpt Dor.
iteaen. pie sroB Die 8erantlporhtng
eines geipiiienbaiten WonarAen lit,
Der oaS glut ieines @olfes perpfGn-
ben mub9 @iuen iolhen S6ritt
nut elm Nlonnrh ipie &oiier @ilbelm
nrr, fpenn Soo uno 2eben jeineS
SoIfes aitf Dem SpieIe itebt
r@Iauben Cure gr5elIen5, 6oB
mir bnlo iSrieben baben tperoen?"
Der 8rieg fam nod lange 3eii
oauern. llniere Siege in Yolen iino
bon Der gr0Bten 9eoeutrng. Die
Grat5oien iino iebr erttdiiift, %
ibre Soffuingen auf einenSormarid)
boourh 5uihauoen peroen. Die
riiiiiiben @aiien no gdn3Iidb nieoer-
se6rodeu. sic fonnsn iiber5eugt
iein, ooB 9eiitihIano nidt nnterse-
ben miro. @ir peroen iiegen.~
@m itero M itber 9onbon,
%. San. Die 3eitiing Selesronf
illuitriert bic iorgfdItige @a9e, bic
!9onano bolt, I'M ben Sdmuggel
bon &rieestontrabanee iiber Die
Srenje 5u perbinoern, ourd ioleen-
oen SOIL: lin Wfitternaht follte
etn benti6er 6raht5ug BON 8enlo
IN Soaano nod &aloerlfirden,
Geutidlon6, abfabren. Sor Der
Slbfabrt erihienen 3oIlbeantte, nm
ote 2abuus 5n irnteriuhen nnb iai-
iierten einen @agen nit glmenfobl,
inter Dem cine eroBe Menge Seoer
perborgen mar. Oie oeutiden 3ugs-
bearnten lpuroen nerbaitet.
Gnris, %. San. Der Watin
teilt nit. Sab Der britiide Sdas-
farsler 9apio 9lopo George uno
Der railiide Sinansnirtiiter g. Bart
ndditers nnh Yaris foInnen iper-
ben, nm nit Sinon3nrinilter Ribot
iiber cine Organization fiir. engeres
findri5ieIles 3uiammenpirfen unter
oen aIliierten 5u beroten.
Bern, Sdpera %. San Sn
Der 9egeno bon Sennbeim unb
Sbann i'm GIiob iinS auberorbentli&
bcftise artiaeriet1mpfe I'm @onae.
Rah 9erihteit Die aber Die @rerse
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-22

~OAiAtSltI Sl0UDlClt OC&llNI SNLAOAt't
oete, oaB bns SfrapneQfeuer auf
bem gefrorenen Soben bieI gefGbr-
li6er iit oils ionIt, neil oie @ei9oiie,
menn iie ouf oen bartgefrorenen
9ooen aufidlagen. nit piel groberer
Sebemen5 erplo0ieren uno cine
@tenge barter Groltiide, Die b1Blide
@ilnoen erieltgen. jum 2luffliegen
bringen.
@enf, iiber Boris. -. San.
Gin Selegralnm on ole 3eitltng
Suihe erflart, 0ab lleberidypen-
nningen in Der @egeno BON 9lltfird
uno I'M Sunogau bic miIitdriiden
Operotionen ser 9elttihen I'M iiio-
Iihen @lioB fait gan5 5ilm Stiaitan0
ge6ra1t baben. 9ie sSliiiie Su unb
arg iinO iiber oie llfer getreten lilto
Die i6mnlen 6luBt6lcr Iteben inter
@aiier. SSn slltfira itan0 6os @ai-
Ter III einem 8eihdftSbaule, in Dem
oas oelttide Sauptqunrtier lnterse.
braht mar, 10 bod, oab Oas Soupt-
quartier in bodgelegene 9Guier
ii6eriieoeln niiBte.
Gie fran5olii6en 5ruppen BEL
Sbonn, beiBt es in Ger lepeihe met
ter, baben quite Stelllngen auber.
bolb 0es lleberidApemmtndsbereis
Dies 1tnb baben 9onnerstog BEN
gan5en 3ag Die 9e,ltiben nit @r.
folg bei6oiien.
TrinG gitel sSriebri6, Der speite
Sobn oes aaiiers. lit nit groBen
Stabe IN Miiblbauien ailgefommen
uno bat Guartier genommen IN Der
pradtigen 8iaa Der sSontiIie 4oef-
lin, Die SIT 9eeinn oes arieges naf
9lmerifa gefIoben mar.
y m It iteroam, iiber 9on6on
%. San. Ger aorreiponbeitt oes
Tele9raaf In SIuis, !6oaorto, mel
bet, oaB troB 9iegens, iiberidnelnnt.
ter S6iisengrGben uno fat tn-
paiiierbarer StraBen 5tpiiten 9Geil.
port llno Siten0e lett orei Sngen III.
itnter6roden beftige Sample itott
finoen. 3ablreihe berfpunoete Oeut.
fde ieien our6 Sliits our9gefon.
men.
Berlin, %. San. lleber 9on-
bon. Ger Sageblatt-4 -4orreiponoeni
in @onitantinopel meloet: Oas tiir.
fiihe Earlament bat einen Wfobili.
riingsfreoit BON 1870 Milionen Dol
lar beipilligt. Iie Hegierung ipuroe
erm69ti9t, bon 6ieiem 9reoit Iofor1
% Yfiaionen sum 3insfuB Don
feds Yro5ent fliiiiig 5u MAIDEN.
2on0on, %. San. Gem Heit.
terIden Bureau miro aus 8ieip teIe.
grapbiert: .Iie aus Der 8ufotpino
fIiebenoen 8eipobner baben Die @e.
pobner Der &arpatben 10 eri6redt,
onB oiele ibre @obnlIngen uerIaiien
uno in Soblen Ieben, Die lie iid in
ben S6nee gegraben baben. 8iele
iter6en in oen Soblen infolge Don
4Glte uno S5linger. Ser slufentbuli
lit altBeroem Onourh iebr gef1brlid
geporoen. oa 3abIreide bltngri9e
@olfe BORT Den 0fenlAen nat)-
ltellen.
9onSon %. S;on. gfa6 eiiler
Hotter6amer 0epeihe ON 0as &ent
terrible 9ureou ipuroe Der britil9e
9onlpier Gurtparo Der britiides
zines oeutifen llnteriee6ootes gum
Sinfen sebraht. 3ie 0sannidail
muroe gerettet.
Sic 9lrrrparo mar EN- Sfiff ben
1900 Sonnen, erboiit i'm ssabre
1895 in @lasaop. Sic geborte Der
Ssirma g. @ibion & 60. IN 2eitb,
Shottlano.
Som Torpedo tpuroe 6ie1uriparf
Die aif Dem @eee bon 9eitb mad
8otteroam begriffen mar, getroffen.
aIs iie IL @eilen pom @aaS- -9emtt'
itiff enrfernt mar. Die VsnnnIdafi
rettete ii6 in Die Soote itnb erreidlte
oos 9elihtihiff, BON mo tie elm bol.
I6nbiifes 9otienboot nadl gfotter.
oam bradte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-22
Remer GpmdmOrb in Georgia.

arlington, II, Ga, y. San. Sc
fer Wforris. elm 9feger. Der Der er-
morouns zines Jouuers beiduloigt
mar, tpuroe beute gu friibcr Nforgen-
itrnoe aus Dem 8efangnis in 6arlep
Gountp gcboIt nno bon einem @fob
aelpn6t.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-22

- amricrt Cure Grfnlfnng IL G.
uem Gage nehnlt ELL tllrtllues
9oo I'M Oriental Sotel. Gnu
fr.io,5h
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-22
Sran5oitn ans oen SO9en bel
senm9tim btrausgetriebeu.

Gleiner brit. Sampfer
BON II 19 gum Sinftn
gebrad)t.
SuHbOn fiirhtet aries sesen Sau-
belsidiffe Der Sriteu.
geIurst, Snk Senti6lanS GnslanS
nnsbnnsern mill.
Sinansminiiter aSraufreifs, 4nk-
lambs uub Guslanbs in geratuns.
@ereinbaren cine gemeiniame Nnlei.
6e bon 10 DiilliarSen ssrames.
Sie Streife ais bic Nurfulf &iiitc
burd Seppeline anssefiibrt.
G5ing bon aeheimer 2nftififfbaiis an
bcutIfer Hren5e aus.
Reppcline nit idiucrem 6eifaben
nno Mnnitiun nnsgerii itet.
9lnf bem 6iflifen 9riessIdanplas
nihts 9eenes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-10

FOR SALE-One 15o horsepower Babcock x Wilcox water tube boiler. thoroughly os arhauLed and inspected by Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance company, with an allowance of 15O lbs. pressure. Kilby Frog and Switch com pany, P. o. Box 914. Birmingham. Ala.
 5-13-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-10
Italy's Unique Soldiers
From London Tit Rita.


 Italy has some of the most efficient and most picturesque soldiers in the world. They are divided into four classes. The Bersaglieri, the Alpini the Carabinferi, and the cavalry. Recently the men of the third category were called to the colors This means that the Alpine troops of the first category. made up of first-cholce men for the regular army, and the second category, men assigned to the regular army, but with unlimited leave'' have been exhausted and now those men are to be drilled who, exempt for various req sons from active service are to be as- signed to the national militia for home defence.
 The Bersagliehi are light infantry of great mobility. They are always seen on the run, and their picturesque costume, with low-crowned plumed hat. is a fea- ture of almost every Italian landscape. The Alpini are specially trained to
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& NASHVILLE STATION

Other tsasns run daslz. centul time
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WANTED

HAISs-One cent word day; no ad. taken Tor less than 25c for first inser- fI9n. Cash must accompany order.
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DOCTORS Doziier Doziier Specialists
Nervous, Blood, Skin, Rectal, Genito- Urinary, Female and Chronic
 Diseases

We treat scientifically chronic nerv- ous. blood. skin. genito-urinary and fe. male diseases; also cancer. scrofula, rheumatism and morbid condition of the heart, lungs. liver. kidneys and nell vic organs of men and women; ami bv reason of long experience. modern methods and excellent facilities. effect cures in as short time as possible and with moderate expenses to patients.
 We furnish medicines without extra charge, and give our patients the bene- fits to be derived from x-Rays, Violet Rays, Ruby Light Baths, Medicated vapor and Nebulized Inhalation and everything that we can make availa ble for the speedy cure of our patients.
 606-914-the famous German remedy for Specific Blood Poison-is scieutif. tcally administered by us.
 Our Medical Institute was established in Birmingham over 25 years ago and Is one of the best equipped medical ip- stitutions in Alabama
 We make no charge for consulta ton and examination.
 Offices :o2ON First Avenue
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rtns marked thus C, run daily ercept sunt
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SWAPPERS' COLUMN
SWEATERS. COLUMN

WILL swap for cash cottage at St Clair Springs on lot 105 feet by 210 feet; e l. tage in good condition and furnished; property carries right to use of spring water. Address Box 900. Birmingham, Ala. 6-17-tf
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WE buy second hand clothes, shoes, for
 cash. Phone 1881. 2116 2d 1-2O-tf
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PERSONAL
WANTED-SALESMEN

WANTED-Hustler to sell high-grade auto trucks in Birmingham; no invest ment required. Box 631, Knoxville, Tenn.
 7-10-3t
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SWAPPERS' COLUMN

WANTED-Second hand roll top desk, re- built or second hand typewriter, Rem ington or Underwood preferred. P O.
 Box 395, Marion, Ala. 7-10-2t
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Want Ads For THE AGE-HERALD can be le
Hop

Florence Hotel Cigar Store 2d Ave. and 18th St !ohn L. Parker. 1st Ave and 20th St.
 Brown Marx Cigar Store First National Bank Cigar Store. 2d Ave. goth German Gamml Drug Co.,. 2Ss0 2d
 kssen Pharmacy, HOO N. 18th Mlner Drug Co, 1900 Huntsville Ave. Norwood Pharmacy, 2631 Ave, N Iwentyf-st Avenue Drug Co. N. Walker Drug Co.,, 2707 29th Ave, N. Quinn Drug Co.,. 500 Tuscaloosa West West End Drug Co.,, 1122 Tuscaloosa Ave Cheek Drug Co. 2200 Ave. K, S., counter Magnolia Pharmacy Magnolia s., East End Drug Co.,, 500 27th S., Reids Pharmacy. 2720 G, S., cigar counter. Maurice Leaw l430 11th Ave, Five Points Drus Co., Five Points, S., Richmond Pharmacy,
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ROOMs-WANTED-BOARD

WANT ED--Cool room with board in pri- vate home, South Highlands by con genial couple without children; must be reasonable. Call Main 445.
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maneuver among the northern mountains, and their target practice consists in sharpshooting across the vast open spaces. where the atmospheric conditions would confuse the soldier of the lowlands As to the cavalry, experts have said that that of Italy is the finest in the world Besides this unique corps there are the famous Carabinieri or national police, who are recruited from the army, and then usually return to it as non-commissoned officers after seven years service. This corps is considered the finest school of non-commissioned officers in the world It's training and administration are also unique.
 An estimate shows that Italy has D. 100000 men under arms.
 Anxious Inquiry From the Washington Star
 Dancing is the poetry of notion"
 Yes" rejoined the bashful man; but isn't there some poetry hats-er-just a trifle shocking?'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-10
Some Job
From Puck.

Grinder 15-"Well-er-not exactly. I've been quite busy. though, trying to sell my prize thesis, The Solution of the Great Problem of the Unemployed. to soms rnaGaxine,"
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP
SPECIALISTS

WE respectfully invite those with symp- toms of appendicitis or having uterine or ovarian troubles to consult us and be examined free of charge before sub hitting to surgery, as we cure great many such patients without using the knife.
 DRs. DOZIER & DOzIER.
 6-30-eod- 1t
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OUT of work and willing to accept any kind of office work at nominal salary;
 three years experience as typist, etc;
 references furnished. Address P-66,
 care Age-Herald. 7-9-2t
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LADY stenographer wants position Ad- dress 1772 Jefferson ave, West End.
 Phone West End 719-J 1-9-2t
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SITUATION WANTED
Ads under the head of situations wanted are free to deserving ones.

WE furnish competent help of all classes on short notice. Phone Main 3632 7-7-7t WANTED-By young colored man, job as chauffeur. house boy or elevator boy. Address w. F., 144 24th alley, N.
 1-4-2t
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WANTED-A job as night watchman, ele- vator man. water boy or anything one arm man can do; need work; references Address Merritt, care Age-Herald.
 -Q-
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WANTED-MALE HELP

NEWS agent on railroad train; cash se- curity required. Union News Co.,, Ter
 minal station. 7-9-tf
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SHAVING Toe at 1923 4f6 ave IT If SAFETY RAZOR blades sharpened bet
 Ger than new, 25c dozen Send them
 parcel post Robert Prowen Stove Co.
 blrHllhgham. 4-I0-tf
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faTT WfTH ALAN JEMfsoN.' '-o"-'
 1903 Jeff. Go. Bank Bldg. S-S-tf WE will build you a home. Birming-
 nam Building and Imp. Co.,. 414-15-16 American Trust Bldg. 1-i6-tf
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ONE CENT A WORD ONE CENT 4 W0RD
FOR SALE

RATEs-One cent word day; no ad
 taken for less than 25c for first inser- NI1n N,,sh must Pecomnnny order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
GROWING IN FAVOR

The growth of the movement TO-
ward safeguarding the welfare Of the
laborer and his dependents is re.
Vcaled in the summary OF this years
legislative work In that direction.
through the adoption OF workmen's
compensation measures In eight
States and one Territory. Thirty
States now have this law in operation.
end II the remainder knew how well
IL has worked in West Virginia they
would hasten to put similar meas
ures on the statute books.
The additional States 10 adopt work
mems compensation are Pennsylva-
mia. Wyoming. Montana. Oklahoma.
Colorado, Maine. Indiana and Yer
mont Favorable action toward the
ensction ~ such measure also was
taken nv the Legislature OF Utah.
which created commission to inves-
urate the question and report a bHl
for the consideration Of the next leg
isiaiure In New Mexico proposed
vorkmcn's compensation law passed
The House. but was defeated boo the
Senate. In Idaho the bill was vetoed
By the Governor Several other
states revised their former lsws in
order to insure more efficient opera.
ton.
Somewhat different standards a. 10
tho way In which compensation should
be- awarded and the law administered
are shown In the measures enacted
this year. but this lack of uniformity
is also a feature n various laws pre-
viously passed IN other States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
AN ILL SHAPED ACT

The government r. up against an
other su1 proposition through the OBJ
stinaey % the late Democratic Con.
gress. which was responsible for the
seamen's act. which has enforced
such hardships on American steam
ship lines as 10 practically drive them
cut OF existence. II has not only done
this. but has resulted in protests
from foreign nations. the law placing
Them on an inequality. The Demo
Gratis were warned OF this. as they
we're Of the ave per cent. rebate dis
elimination In favor OF American
ships in the Underwood bill. bur they
would not listen to reason or logic.
The whole matter has been refsri ed
To the Attorney General by the Presi-
cent. and some decision is expected
soon. The act again supports the
contention that much of the Iegisla-
tion Of the siIty.third Congress was
Of the hit or miss character. hurried
and crude in it's articulation.
While the President did not dis
close the nature OF the question in.
yolved. II has been learned that II is
Of such a character as TO have a very
Important bearing upon the attitude
OF foreign nations to the law. Section
II OF the seamen's act provides that
local inspection in American ports OF
merchant vessels flying foreign Gags
may be waived in such cases where
the law OF the foreign nation re gard
ing inspection Is upon an equality
with the law of the United States.
The question at issue is whether the
foreign law must be upon an equality
with the conditions prevailing in the
United States prior TO the passage Of
the seamens act or subsequent to H.
Secretary Redheld OF the Depart
ment OF Commerce. was especially
active in promoting the passage OF
this act. but IL seems he was no bet.
ter advised than Congress as to the
effect n might have upon the domes-
tic merchant marine. Ever since the
! passage OF the measure a great guam
tlty of material has been placed he
fore the Secretary by the different
bureaus under him. all OF which tends
&c show the manifest unfairness OF
the new law. At present the Secreta-
~ IL not DESTROYS OF discussing the
matter for publication. and IL has
been inferred in many quarters that
he will be willing to support a hill
this fall for the amendment of the
act in such a way as TO remove as
many Of the Objectionable features
as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-26
THE TRUE ISSUE

The Republican mayor OF Chicago
owes his election mainly to the tariff
issue. which was injected into the
campaign. and he don't care who
knows Il. In recent speech AZ In
dianapolis he had some interesting
things to say in regard to events and
issues. Patriotism Is non-partisan. Do
no said. "and u is the duty Of all.
regardless ot party. 20 stand by the
President In an alteration with a
foreign power and in the maintenance
o. peace. But ! take u that because
there Is a war In Europe. we are not
bound 10 be indifferent 10 internal
policies in this country. which we are
dependent upon for our business sue.
cess and national wcll-belng ~ poo
pic Especially IL this true when
these policies are those through which
VIC sincerely believe the country Of
present Is In commercial distress by
reason Of which our fellow citlreus
are now suffering"
The mayor Of Chicago o. ir no doubt
as 10 the effect Of tho present Demo.
cratic tarin law "Heedicss ~ their
former errors" no. declared. "and NJ.
parently Indifferent 10 the history of
their party. another tsrin law was
fiemed In accordance with their fhoo.
ries. Shall each generation learn its
lesson I'm bitter experience" u win
N the Democratic party iu i1 power.
One % the issues ~ me Chicago
mayorsity campaign was tho tarin
question. And Eoodly part ~ the
Republican victory was tho verdict Of
the voters of that city. women md
men alike. upon that issue The ver.
dici was In favor n the protective
tariff that which has been end ~
the cardinal principle ~ me Repub.
l'an party. 10 Is a simple principle.
ono that b. easy both 10 understand
and TO explain. 70 places a duty upon
imports. which equalizes their cost
with our own Z takes the American
ware system and the American stand
era % living a. the prime factors in
ths determination % this cost and 20
gives 70 our own people q fair chance
70 earn q living