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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-19
@iienbabn : JabrpIan.

Giienbabn : TabrpIan.
s. & q. q.
SEQ. 12-@pn Gare6o ..... 600 bor.it.
SEQ. 5-|om Norben 1900 BORN.
$50. z Som Norben 1866 BORN
yto. 1-Wom Norben. 49,. 900 abenos
go. 9lIom Mor6en. 100 abenos
9to. 6-Son Snreoo ......7:30 nbellcs
SO. io-~9ailp egpreb~. 9OrOen
SO. Social mad Milano. o.. .7:4 atSi bonn
SO. 4-yaa6 ct. 2onis. 1920 mittaas
SEQ. 6-ga1 ct. 2ouis unb Orten an
Der Santn Sc ......8:O0 abenbs
go. 5-gad 2arebo ....7.3O morae,s
No. 11-2ofaI na@ 2arebo (aemiidt) 8.
1000 abenD3
g. q. & 4. 3.
Gnfunft -
SO. Il Bon Soufton, @nco u,,o gorp,s
gbrifh ............7:05 nadrf.
SO. Boon 2oliton lnb aiiitenorten
$3.50 borli,.
gn. Soon goafum uno aiiifenOrten
SO. 4a-wOn aerrOiis d. sos ' uogaa:
yto. 44-Son &errbiqe. @onrs
SO. 146-gon .asrrDiae, taaii@ a apsaes
1lon1meu SonntagS 1855 nbencs
Mbfabrt-
20. 2nxNa6 SouftOn. @aeo nnO Corpus
Mo GIpwnh ar,,sto,, ~; a,s.. Az 9ua'
80. e-aa6 goaialna ans aIitsnorssa.
.................... 2:10 nadrn.
SO. 41-Nad aerrbine. MIR am Gonas
ca tag ..S;l0 Inor8et.s
$40. 145-Nad aerrbiue, tdgIi1, nisyc>
nontinen Sonrtnos ....7:05 BORN.
O. S. & g. a. l0mptIinie.)
no. 1o1-suniet 2imiteO, bon geip Or
SO. 1o2 @unfet aimiteb. bon em Srans
cisco ...... ....S:53 borin.
sao. 7-@@neuaus. bon Stein Orleans.
.............. -. 1855 BORN.
SO. s-S6neusus. bon Sci Mio ......
SO. e-5uniet eupreb. bon asiD Ors
80. 1oMsnnfsi Grpres, bon Gan ' SSreils
cisco ............ $3.50 nnGrn.
Mbfabrt-
SO. 1O1-sun5et aimiteo. nod Gan
No. i Sssas1sa4 a ii.i mad sss,S s9 e.
SO. 7Mgdnelsna, mad Sci gio...... .
..11:00 BORN.
SO. s-5dneu5ug mad Netp Crlenas.
$500. 1880 BORN.
so. 9-Snnfet ggpreB nod Gnn Srnns
cisco $3.50 nnd3n1.
SEQ. 1o-@unfst erpreB, nod letp 81
leanS .11:00 rndts
Btetprta Drill on.
SO. s01-@on 2ouifon, Bort 2opoca,
Wietorin, guero ......7:20 nndm.
Nbfahrt-
So. S02-Nn@ gnero, gictoria, Sort
2apaca, 9oufton ..7:55 BORN.
M., &. & 8.
9ad Morben-Mfabrt
&c. 10. ioEsats aimiieo 1000 saara.
SO. 26-&ntb SIber -. 300 nadnt.
go. 22-Na6 Scifton. .10:b0 abencS
80. sS-sate srser .....;7;s5 porm-
ITO. s-astb aimiis6 -. $50 nad1m.
SO. s21-0on 9oufton. TAD rnorgens
eanta Sc 6. &. O. 81. 9epot).
Mnfnnft -
SO. Bonn @orben 1856 BORN.
$50. 1--@om @orben. .9:20 nadrn.
Mbfnbrt-
$40. 6-Rad benz 9orben. 500 nabm.
SO. 8-Tah benz Norben TAO BORN.
g. g., II. G. g. (S. e q. q. Depot;
anfnnft =
SO. 2-gon Corpus gbriiti unb Gnrriso
30. 4 lops''sS Corpus ebrifiH. 100 ' Dorm.
Mbfabrt -
SO. 1-mab Corpus gbrifi unb garri5o
Sprinas .......... 1880 bonn.
SIC. s-Nad CORPUS ghrifti $3.50 aberbs
N LA
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13

SIN bp5en sllter Don 81 Sabren lit
%por9eitem allf Der Gollntp Tarml
Sing @riilpm ein ldnaiGhri9er gin-
mobner bon God Sslano Gmlntp on
Observation-Disclosures St mlroe
III &eltudp ge6orel ullo funl Dor 40
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13

Itiid an Ser Green stroBe bciGaoiet
bdben. Ser 3ali1, melder 10 SUB
bod 1par, iol alts Irob gege11 Die
NadIboridoft erridtet moroen iein.
Nadj nur pierrtonatliden gbeleben
6obe1l ii6 Son glls1portb lno @il=
liam GQsmprtb pom Gidter Ionegan
ldeibcn lalIen. Ias Eoor perbeira=
tbete itb arlt 8. 0fni 1914 in Sod
|sSSslpno, 1tno tre11tte iid) am 8. Sep
tel1tber 1914. Iie 6rot perlongt oie
Gorlmlll0idoft iiber oos Dor omi
@od,en %gcborene Soendlen.
Sic fo%lgenben @roBaeidmorcner
iin0 jest l1lster Gid)ter 1%onegan in
,sieune: Sobn 81. storb, 2. @aro,
Mt1scotine; Gbas. ginnett, gloom.
i1lgton I1pp.; 8. s. Som1slep, Geoul
Emp. 9. 8. Stint, Soften Gmp.
3. s.. Cider, Nife 3mp.; IS. @. @ons
Sroro 3mp.; $. @ilooltit, @iltol
Snp.; @arrp 6iibbllrlt. Glerf; Sas
McglaDp, @eridtsoiener.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13

Sabren nod Hod Sslano Gountp.
Ger Gerltorbele nar 5lucl Mtal pera
heiratbet u1o beioe Sral1cll lillo lbm
i'll Sooe oorangegaltacn; CT Dinters
ldbt 5pel SDdter llro a1oere Ser
mallotc.
Ger Staotratb bot borgeltern I'D
leller Sleltng einItinmlig Die Cratic
Srol1an5 a%ltgcnonnncrL mad, lpelher
alle sll,to-Sus Iabrer cine idbrlihe
2l5ens bon $50 SIT entrid)ten ba6en.
Sir Die SnmiblsTabrer lit ebenfalS
cine Geroronung erlalien, aber es
miro feline 9i5enS BON oeniel6en bers
lallgt. slle Snmibuiie n%liillen pd9s
reno bes I6enos nit 2id}t oerieben
lein. Die SitnepblslSeliber lpolen
Die l1elte Geroromltng oes Staotrutbs
Dor @erid3t regltllrt 6aben. % IT,
nen oies etluos belicn miro, bleibt a6.
5ltmartcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13

@alter 2npe l1llo Sri. @elen g.
Carlton erbielten geltern bonn Gpm-
tDzGlerf einen misunderstanding,
ldein altsgeltellt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
Meue8 aus Mfuline.
damn ppn &apibs Gitg tbs a1f bem
6pfe DaIclbIt anfacfnnoen:

gbrilt Gburdill, ei1t I%aneiahriger
gimppbner bon Hapios Gitp, mltroe
geltern Morgen olti oem Sole binter
oem @einl bon Strait 6. $. @a1ino
toot altigefllnoen. @nt. Gltmann
Ser ebenfalls bei Ser gellalllteu 1sral,
lpgirtc, fanb ioie 2eid)e Dor. gin
6er5ldlaa lit aE Sooesuriadle felt=
gelteat. Coroner Wsepera 6ielt ge=
tern Nad}mittng cine 2eidenidau al,
meld)c ell Ben llmltalloen cntIpred3eu=
bcs Gcr0ift ergab. Ger 10 ploslid,
Ser tnrbene mar 53 SATIRE alt mo
I)interlGBt brei 9riiber 1tro 5lpei
Sdlueitern. Gr rpobnte lett etlpa IL
Sa5ren IN Rapios Stu.
sln eillen @crsleiocll ~geitprbe1 iii
gelterll Miofgcn i'm @eim ibrer Stief=
todter, 6rat Nsels gfilmot. 1905 10.
|StraBe, Strait al1na GbrilAne Noreell
i'm Mlter bon IS tsSSahrcn geitorben.
Sic mllroc an1 6. Wtai 1910 IN @l1t,
tcnberg, Sdpue0el1, gcborell lllo fam
Dor AZ Sabren ms 9anO ulto gleid1
nadl Mpline, Der leitberigen @eimatb.
Sbr @attc ltarb inn Sabre 1906. Sic
hil1terlabt 5lpei Sobne, srpei Stief-
tod1ter, einen @rltoer uno cine Sdnpe.
liter, iuuie slpei gnfel. Die 8eeroi.
g,1ng finoet am Sonlltog Madn1ittae
nuf Dem &iperiioe Srieobof itatt.
SSNl1 Staotboipital ltarb norgeiterr
Nadmlittag inn @odenbett Iralt Shift
|9eoman, Srau pon $. 9. Seonla11.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13

ella Ntdter bon Sii0 Mllscotilte,
'1pelfe 5ebn Gage I'M @efananiB NOR.
ipeil lie cine 6rieOens6iiraid)aft bon
$500 nid)t ltellen mollte, bot icst Ell,
tie Belpbnl1llg bon $25 ausgelebt, I'M
bie Nerion ODER &erio11el1 5l1 nenner
melde eil1en 3altn altf ibrem @rl11lo:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13

Sic geeroialll1p oes o~eritorberen
SRI. Ngrps 5erton fil1oet bel1te M1or=
gen l11l 8 llbr bon Der ct. Suiepbs-
Stride alts OUT Dem golparp Irieoboi
itatt. Gfarrer s. s. Gllilln lpiro Sic
2eld)ellreGe laltclt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
Nent8 aus MusratiHt

.&eltte merbett ste befanltteti beltt'
idlen &rieasbitoer int bieitget @ranb
Spernbaiis 9egeben. Sin gutter 8es
i'd itebt III ai'siid)t.
Cine thtcreiioltte Sntmlltng boit
Ma1ldeln, Seelternen, Goelmetan=
er5en lllrp. lit jebt I'M 5%1peitcn Stod=
merf oes ita0til1en gibliotbefgebal1-
0es altsgeltellt. Sic %mer1bpolle
Smtmlua1g mor gigentbnm Der bier
fiiraftd p%eritorbetten sdyullcbrerin
SRI. Sarab sSSubniplt 1,to mltrbe Sci
@ibliotbrf Dllrd berel, Sdapeiter, Sri.
Gnt1ta Solution, ais @eI dcllf ilberges
belt.
Sri. Dtnrtbd Ml1ttd golfe, Tod)tar
bon 6rult eIrbirtai1o 2oge, 500 Gro
Der StraBe, u1o SEER Mlloolpb 8it-
fosfe mllroc1 porgeltern slbe1lo IN Der
Oeutiden llltberilden 3ionsfird)e
bur6 Eajtor SSobn @aef1er getraltt.
Noh Scr firdlihen Sanol1,ng fal1O
cite fitr5e &pdbeitsfeier i'm SCENT Ser
8rallt itatt. Gle 9seltpernqbltan lper=
ben lid, o11 Ser Gilbert StraBc bdlls=
lid n%ieoerlaiien.
Beoeitteltoe gerbciierltllge1 1peroef
g%egeinpartta tit Scr Darf &%ltopffabrif
lit giio Ml1scatine pnreetpmmelt;
mtd meroen meitere Mni6inen fir
sen @etrieb eingeitellt merocn. Sn
ettpa cittent Mpltot fperbclt alle Ser
belierungsnrbeiten altsgefiibrt lei11,
liz BOB bic Mrbeit nlit poaettt getrieb
aitfgel1orlnlen gperoen fanl1.
Sic @rpbgeidmorcnel1 Gabcn 5lpei
Mnflagcll gegen 3elinal1enten erbo=
ben, 1lalnlid) ge9ea ben Iarbi9en 93o-
bert Sncfipn, megcn tbatliden a11=
orifis nit beobiidtigten Moro, ll110
aegcn Mffe @ollid megell gi1brl,d)s.
Sorrp gen1ple, Der lpegel1 Ser
Qaiiens ieirler Irall Dor @eridt ltano,
hpltroe fre%igelailer,, oa feine iFc5ieae
Altfla9e aeaelt ib11 porlag.
Ser SSrnlen=Gerei1 Ser beutiden
llttberiidel1 3ionsgen1einoe pcrIanl=
mclte ith ~porgeiterll 9sadmittog ii
Ser GersinsbaIle l1llo perbrad)te Die
Stll11oen l6ei 6alloarbeit lr10 nad5fpl.
gerber llnterbaltlrng l1eblt gepir'
tbntpg.
Sic aSooI6aaen ser 5tabt lino jet.
in 6olge Ser grn1abl11e Ser neltel1 Gr
0inn1l5 ol,rA bell 5tabtrofb miebel
eroffnet. Die 2isenlen ml1rben CT
b0bt. Iiir @ilarotiide miilIer BOZ
iebt ab ie Sc lr1h fir Nooltiid1e il
l$7 per Sabr be5ablt 4peroen. 81
Noolballen biirfen pon56 nbr Mor
gems biS Ill l1br Modts pffe1 leilt
al1sgeno11n1en Samstags aperben ii
Bis IL llbr geadts pffen ieil1, u11o al
|Sonntaget bon 1 llbr 9tadpnittag:
bis IL l1br Nad)ts.
Sic @eamtepabl fiir SOS Suite ga
mellbeim bat folgenhes Meil,ltat CT
ge6en: Nraiioentin, Trmt G. 90. Mlli
iar;; gi5eprolioentiu, 6ralt @. g. 30
b%crtlon; Sdriftfiibreril1, SRI. 8ini
FREQ @iesler; Sdasn1eiteril1, 6ra1
81. g. @roapl1; Gerualtllngsratb
6ralt S. 81. 9iibop, Tran s. Scot
8ladlpeu, Strait 3. IS. 6llthinlol
mo Sri. Sen1rie si1raett;
ella Midter bon Siio Ml1scatil1e
fpelde 5eb1 Gage inn @efangnib mar
tpeil lie cine 6rie0ens6iiraid)aft DO.
$500 1idt ltelleu mollte, bot icst Ell
tie @elpb11111g bon $25 al1sgelebt, III
Die Nerlon ODER &eriol1en SIT l1e1ner
melde eillen Sam altf ibrem @r1rrl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
Meues aus &pf Sslaub
gerind)t Sclbitmorot miro aber &c.
rettet.

gil1en selbltmoroocrild modte
gelter1l Gornnittag lint 1920 llhr ser
as Sabre alte @ill W}eisl1er, inoem
ct in ieinem 3i1n1ner, Mo. 1927 8.
slpenllc, iid 0l1r6 @as 51 eritifen
illd}te. Die 6rau bes @al,ies, no Ser
0'al1n logirte, belnerfte itarfen Gas
gerlld1 lr1o iie entbecfte bolo, 100 Der
lelbe berfan. Gle 3biir SIT oen1 Clint
mer mar perihloiien, chcnfaas Sic
6cnltern, 10 DOB NIT @enalt Die
,, Ibiir aeoffnet merOen mllBte. Mcis-
ncr laB aalf Dem Sl1Bbooet 1eberl ei=
nem stllbl luao NOR ld}ol1 ga15lid re-
atngslos. Or. Halph Cart, Ser TO-
tort gerllfen ml1rbe, lieB iogleid Sen
ltaotildlen 2%ul1g11lotor fomu1en uno
nod langerer g(r6eit gelang es ibrtL
Ben Mulm mieOer 5ltnl 9ebe1 5llriid-
5%u6rinae1. Dieisner Ioll Die Chat in
! ei11cm gnfall BON Nicoergeihlagen=
belt ollsNafiibrt babell, neil or fcille
Mrbcit erGalten foll1lte. gr NOR frii-
fer in Maf 8lpnn's @irt9idlaft AT
geitellt lnro oils Der Gloe ge1dbloIier1
muroe, fpnrte CT feil1e Neidlaftial,11g
finocn. @offentlid belicrn lth ieine
@erhdltnille mieoer 40 bob ct pie0er
sllit anl 9e6en fil,oet.
Sic 9%eeroialllp pes o%erltorbeten
SRI. Ngl1es 5erton finoet bclrte Maor=
gen ltlll 8 l1br bon Der ct. Sulepbs-
&ircbe alts allf Dem galparp Irieobof
itatt. Gfarrer s. s. Gllium miro oie
2eidg1reSe baltclt.
Scr lfaotrlhe @untnlpeftnr ltellte
oieie @od)e liehSem 9al1erlaubrib=
idleine al1s, nrefr OILS lett eiltigen $50
del1 51lror. Sic 9aufbatiafeit lit Ell
he innrer 11nh rege in5ber gtoot ul1o
miro ulth mobl bei6leibe11, lpsnn oas
@etter 9iinltig hlei6t.
3ie Greiie fiir Gaslid,t ulro elef-
tri'dles 9id)t miro III f1r5er 3eit her
dbgelest lperoell mic Gie Gelddfts=
|leitnrrg Ser NeopIes Gmper So. be.
fa11nt mad)t. Iiele Greisbera6iesunq
miro allen %aorllnncnten BON 2id}t 81
Suite fontnRll. Ser Stabtratb hattt
Der @eieaidoft cine sln~foroeutng sc.
ltellt be5iiglid Ser Ereisberablesung
Isle 4ngelegeltbeit miro lit Ser Sis.
ing am Mao1tag regltlirt 1perOen.
@alter 2ome lnlo Sri. @elen g
Gdrlipn erbielten gelterlt bonn Conn.
tD=Glerf einen Notwithstanding
ldeilt altsgeltel
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13

Cine 9(1Sabl farbiger Ginmolnner
Ser Staof baben iih on Mapor Mc-
Gonodlie gemal1ot, Der es perbinbern
ion, oob Dos befaunte gilberoronna
,Ibe 9irtb OF a Neation", meld1es inn
Sllil1ois Nbeater eegeben neroen lou,
aufgefiibrt miro, neil in oem 5tiid
ein gelpiiies @outrtGeil eegen oie Jar
.bi9e Hulie entbalten lein IoI. Ser
G%iirgermeilter bot Sen Gertretern ser
Iorbigcn eilte ~3ltiomnenfl,nft nadNte
@od}e in ser Ml1gelegenbeit bemiatgt.
e
Ser sSSungfrolten=Gerein Ser he1t=
.id)en ll1tberiid1en acknowledgements
Sc bielt p~orgeltern 9lbello inn Ser
|%ei11slofal ei1t NltItern Sltpper neblt
l%1nterbaltnng ab, meldles elncll gllte1
geiuh falto.
@err Soc gl,efis lit nodl Gibioago
gereiit, no ct olt Der 0nrti9cn 8Ilt=
Notwithstanding fbeil11inmlt. @r
miro bolo lit Rpf Sslauo ei1 8ht,
1nengeidydft eroffnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
Mpenllc, lpphllhait. I'M Sitter

S33 10. WOel1llc, lpohnbaff. I'M 9IIter
bon 81 Sabren. 'Gos &iro mtroe
ON Wfittauof sf6eno geborcn. Die
10 jung Gerltorbere binterlabt ibren
8atten lt1lo oas critic &illo. Die Set
dp mltroe aeitern nod 9lttinion sur
geeroi9ung ilberfiibrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13
9bnenes
0nnrcln

fi@ert Oics $4,2oo.oo neuesiinf 8im<
MGR : @nnsalpm allf oem Serge fir
$3,5oo.oo auf lcbr leidte aboablungs=
Beoingualgen. 9as pbere @todperl
fam fir 2 8immcr eingeridtet nerz
ben, penn eetpiinidt. SIZE l1riade ipe=
gen bielcs iebr mdBisen Mb5oblunssz
Bargains tpir0 beim Soripredcn err
uGrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-13

@err .. s. @iloebraont, SetratG1
oes @rnber Wtoline &pntite, reiite sc.
Itsrn abenb nad) Iecatllr, Su., mc
CT Der Nabresfunrention Ser Com
mercial Glltb Sefretdrc bon Sllinois
.bcinobnen miro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
Haytian Officials Want
to Discuss Treaty Terms

Port-au-P Prince, Hayti, Aug. 24.-The
American government has addressed
the government of Hayti expressing its
desire that there be accepted without
delay the draft of a convention for ten
years, under which there shall be es-
tablished an effective control of Hay
tian customs as well as administration
of the finances Of the country under
receiver general and American en-
ployes.
Under the terms of the convention,
both municipal and rural police are TO
be natives, under the command OF
American officers. The plan includes
the arrangement of the debts of Hayti
TO foreigners and an engagement 10
cede no Haytian territory TO any for
eign power except the United States.
The Haytian government is request
ed to reply to this communication not
later than Wednesday.
The Haytian Deputies and Senators
have been in secret committee meet
ing to discuss the matter. They are
hostile to the principle involved and
find the conditions unacceptable. 1t IS
believed they will vote resolution au-
thorizing the executive power to sign a
treaty with the United States, but they
doubtless will desire to discuss the
terms of the convention before giving
it their APPROVAL measure necessary
under the provisions of the Haytian
constitution.
Under the provisions of the sug-
gested convention dealing with control
of the nations finances, all Haytlan
revenues collected will be set apart for
payment of the government personnel,
payment of interest and sinking fund
charges of the foreign and domestic
debts of the republic, and to meet ex-
nenses under the regular budgets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
Naval Constructor Stocker
TO Leave Navy Yard Sept. |

After five years of service Naval
Constructor Robert Stocker, builder of
the dreadnoughts New York and Ari-
iona, will leave the Navy Yard. He
has been ordered to Washington to the
Bureau of Construction and Repair.
Naval Constructor G.. II. Rock will take
his place, beginning September l. Mr..
Rock comes from the Bureau of Con-
struction at Washington and will finish
the work on the Arizona.
The change is in line with the an
nouncement in The Tribune three
months ago that Naval Constructor
Stocker and Commander Louis G.
Richardson. head of the machinery di-
vision, would probably leave the yard.
Since that time Mr.. Richardson has
been relieved by Commander Earl
Jessup.
Commander Stocker enjoys the dis
tinction of building the two biggest
warships in the navy. The New York
is the largest vessel afoat, and when
the Arizona goes into commission she
will be the biggest warship in the
navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
Feminine Taint Gone from Useful Adornment Says
Decree of National Association, Which Dooms
All Men to Yield to the Casping Charm.

Wrist watches for men! This is the
pronunciamento of three leading
watchmakers who have booths at the
tenth annual American National Retail
Jewellers Association, whose exhibit
tion at the Grand Central Palace
opened yesterday. If J. B. Warren, of
the Elgin company, has his way, every
traffic patrolman in New York will soon
become an advertisement for the
wrist watch whenever he raises his
hand to stop vehicular traffic at cor
ner.
Mr.. Warren is to ask Commissioner
Woods that the Police Department fol-
low the lead of the government, which
recently bought 400 wrist watches for
its cavalrymen. At the Elgin booth are
Wis, Theodore Roosevelt, jr., and
Christy Mathewson, whose wrists are
protected by watches. The Waltham
and Ingersoll companies, too, are try
ing to popularize the wrist watch.
Jewellers said most men on the Con-
tinent wore them and that in this
country already 10 per cent of the
males used the handy timepiece.
"Cartoonists and ki6ders have tried
to hinder their SALE" said Mr.. Warren
yesterday, "but they are now coming
into vogue, and because OF their many
advantages are here TO stay"
Jewellers are striving also to edu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25

unions. The company is tremendously
over-capitalized. it asserts. Abolition
by law of tipping and regulation of the
hours of work are recommended.
AS to railroads, it calls for sanitary
improvements for workers, prohibition
on companies to induce or compel en-
ployes to sign accident liability re-
leases, or to contribute TO benefit funds,
and federal regulation of railroad po-
lice.
In a supplemental statement by Com
missioners John B. Lennon and James
O'Connell, a protest is made against
the assertion of the Weinstock report
that evils in labor unions are also to
be blamed for industrial nrest. This
supplemental report is signed also by
Commissioners A. B. Garretson and
Frank Walsh, chairman of the Commits
sion.
They deny the justification, also, for
the criticism made of the work of Ba-
sill NJ. Manly and his staff in preparing
the main report. They say all his
statements and conclusions are war
ranted by the facts brought out.
They describe the plan proposed by
the other reports of the commission to
establish an industrial commission, as
bureaucracy run mad and a subver-
sion of democracy, dangerous to the
civil and social liberty of all citizens"
They stand on their idea that the
stronger organization Of labor is the
panacea for all troubles between work
er and employer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-25
BURNS ALL TITLES
TO HER S5OO,OOO
Buffalo Woman Died in Fur.
nished Room, Where She Hid
Her Fifty Gowns.
fBy telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Buffalo, n. Y, Aug. 24.-With the
date of burial indefinite. the body of
Mrs. Belle Elliot lies in an under
takers room, although she had prop
erty valued at about 100000. When
she died yesterday in a rooming
house and no trace Of her wealth was
found, it was recalled she had burned
a bundle Of papers a couple Of days
before These are believed TO have
been deeds to her property in this
city and her bank books.
Mrs. Elliot had been known for
years in brokerage Offices as con-
sistent Spectator. None OF the brok-
ers, however, knew anything about her.
Nor does any one else, so far dis
covered. The only address she ever
gave in her transactions was post
Office box. She always paid cash in
her transactions.
1t is understood that Mrs. Elliot's
husband, Ralph Elliot, is alive, but his
whereabouts is not known. There APP
pear to be no other relatives.
One block of property in the bust
ness section shown by the assessors
books to belong to her estate is valued
?. $4,000, and another at $4,000.
Mrs. Elliot returned from a trip 70
Florida and Colorado Springs two
weeks ago, and took room in the house
where she died. Her wardrobe in.
cluded fifty costly dresses.
Mrs. Elliot's maiden name was
Beamer. Her fortune got It's start
from a hotel she and her mother ran
here for lake captains years ago. She
was about ffty-hve years old.
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WOMEN'S VOTES
URGED AS REMEDY
Continued from page I

il declares, should be enough to sup
port a wife and three children, the
natural resources of the country being
ample to allow this if the industrial
population is properly educated and
organized. II is suggested that the
government, through bureau. collect
and make public annually full infor-
nation in regard to labor conditions,
hours of work and wages. II places
eight hours day, six days a week as
the maximum of work under normal
conditions.
As to safety and sanitation, figures
are quoted showing that yearly there
are $4,000 fatal accidents in industrial
work and 100000 injuries causing dis
ability of more than four weeks, with
the estimate that from third 10 a
half are preventabie. It proposes a
bureau of industrial safety to obviate
this, and appropriations of the public
health service to improve industrial
sanitation.
"As result of their unprotected
condition" the report continues,
women and children are exploited in
industry, trade, domestic service and
agriculture TO an extent which threat
ems their health and welfare and men
aces the wellbeing of future genera
tions. The competition of women and
children is a direct menace to the wage
and salary standards of men,"
The increasing employment Of women
has been caused by the low wages of
men, making the work of the women
a necessity to support the family. the
report finds, and the child labor laws
have been a hardship on the working
classes and not on industry. As rem
edies il suggests:
That laws be passed for fixing the
conversation of women the same as
that for men for the same service; the
fuller organization of working women
for self-protection and the extension
Of the principle of state protection and
education of children.
Taking up the telegraph and tele-
phone companies, the report finds that
thew are rendering inefficient service
at exorbitant rates, despite underpay-
ment of employees, because Of uneco-
nomical organization and over-capi-
talization. Repressive measures have
kent the workers from organizing, II
states.
II recommends the government pur-
chase and operation of the properties,
with provision for continuing workers
in their employment at better pay
or absorbing them into other branches
Of government service.
Criticising the Pullman company. 1t
saws the tipping system is degrading,
the company being the real beneficiary
Of il. since il enables il TO pay lower
wages. and also denounces measures
to prevent its employees from joining