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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-21
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Hiels Ssrgen WaOitn,

vi bar ioen bait ben 5org al
mite en- al De gontle geteroner, Be
teran life Blot ira Dnnmarfs TO-
ite arig, men ogiaa 8eteran ser.
rens arige. gStprfe MpuO omtrin8
os iegner. % ri iaoner DEM, no
trpffer beoit Den 6delie, meO boil.
fen Raoiens 8enner iamleOes ON
bans 9aare iorleoen.
u. 8. Maoien par ieOt ben 10.
Zee. 1887 / gpllerup 5pen, Can
mart. 6oOloo tit 6soeInnO % orog
til Qmerifo / 1898 og boiatte ia !
Council 9miis, Sa. Der booze ban
/ 8 aar % pan6t ia mango 8enner
blanot @nos gsrn. 5 De iiolte 8
9lor bar ban boet Deo @olbacb,
g2ebr. aiosoe, Ger par bIeDen Ggte-
Diet ben 8. Suli 1865 til Marie
qarlen, 6np0e Oen Sorg at mite
bcnoe ben Is. Marts ior 6 Mar
iioen. 5 9srn. I 5eu o. 4 0etre
6earpOer mn Iobet Al en- 400 og
irom 5aoer.
sam goot Ell llge5 5i0 iaa ban
iua % 6euioD milot % roIigt ! FRO.
en- poa i'm 8relier oeu %. @arts
lin Caters, Mrs. anton 5%ranoienS
Stem.
Zen 2e. Morts iomleoes en- itor
sfare 8enner ira iiern % nGr ior
at piIe ofosoe ben iioite gGre % tie
Sc BAN til Spile. Z airfen blep
Der at goItor q. g. Ssrenieu tall
oper Sebr. II, t3-14, ON Ser
rens SoIf, ser iom iremmeoe 90 no
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-21
3re0smeoe /
6reenpille, Did.

"a man enom life bar Jet no.
act paa Brent ON oette UaeOe, iaa
lao mig - iom man iagoe / gam.
Ie Gage - meo ben preoe &eos
9ila6elie me60ele liOt.
let bliuer MI life et 8eierat, Der
oplpIer ON, bDilte eller boor mango
Salmer Der 6leo iun8en gisr %
eiter", buor mango @rpiter % gU8-
mrn6 Ser par til SteOe. bDor traolt
apin6erne bouoe oct unoer Nlsoet,
o. 6oor megen g6re Ger tiItom Dem
for 6eres go0e o. imiffe Op0ort.
nina oiu. SlIgt frazer Ell mere on
fatten6e Wano, en- N'ano al 5aget.
) gegunocIien, eiterat Somin'
oct par oelt / areOie, bolOtes Der
oilt Soraarsfre0smeOe / De tIelte
are0ie, MI er oct Oiit Inn 81 Stress
- iom bar 0eIt iig / 10 0iitritter
Der boIoer bDer fit 6oraors'
? 6iitriftmsOe. Roa life 81. areos
tilfommer Iiot Nos eler DOG bGoer.
la Omtale for iaa6an lloboloenheoi
Ser paa Snlpecn giieb. arbeioer
mn ire al Zen fore. airtes" RrG-
iter. oa De 6lioer 10 oiit - iom M
hlrlia not fan nGre en- lille
alife Tor Tia ielu; Oct er bel ogiaa
forItooeligt NOT, naar mar buffer
poo, at Dc / Oeres aiiioesbeo iipl.
ben bereres al ~ % manite iiGlo.
mere bererer - ben 8eroen, ioni
Iiaaer uoen Tor @ontcnIm so. Oct
fer boa, at ui beoer ON Sirlp hos
Wenneifer, DER Dor @eit ior Ssen
Oct er life no ira Den ileroe Ssi
bi hi6til bar beOet ON SlGlp).
.Siplpere" ira Oeune sioe Seeii
plejer at fomme uOen 5nob1oelle.
for iaaniOt or oct en- Selparelle
for os. On @ane anrlig eller
ioo6on omtrent - ierber pl oalaa
gsn ON SipIo til 9itens PIE
RGn6. 9ieeiom De oaiao uiier os
Den iamme Opmrrtiombeo. Get Ter
Ie~lpfeIeeIia. at DC maa iorbigaa o.
men bet er iiploen
gu | Mar inobso oi Qait. Der
hellen ira indianapolis til port
DiItriftsmsoe. o. ban fom ogiaa
iii Den 9io Der bar 6citemt, % oct
fnntes Oi uar en- 400 1iua Of marie
IA bos en- nfenot @aro til at be.
gpnbe meo.
lioen nooen efstra llogiit, men
fcrmooentlig efitrn goo SnotGat.
faaSe poit. Q. I'm Sci berop ON 40
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-21

IGnoi0e paa Soroen, Tiger ct beore
6Gorelano. Me6 fGrliglige Spn-
Ser 6leo ban 6aaret no u Ipnfet /
fin @raD. Ger 6piler 01aoien MI
pao Il. Betri airfegaaro / 2ogan
til 0pitonoeIiens 0}oraen.
IN er Uel bans &eit foritlmmet.
men 2fDet, ban leoeoe. taler cn0nu
mutt tt o5 on 9iili96eoea / Ser.
rcn5 Somimo % ON 0et imllffe
8einltat al troenoe 6oral0res 9sn
on arbeiOe. At ie ocres Born oai-
Ore paa oen iamme looe &ei. @el.
ijanet npre 6ans Q}in0e.
Ga
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-21

20; 2 Tim. 1, IA. Der Dadgeoes
usie ooer, at 9prerne nn0eroiite i
neie 0oerenitemnelie meo Sen dpo.
i%toliife O%perIeoerins a6eriom IN.
gen iorfDnoer e0er Gnaageliet an
6erle6es. emo oi bar iorfDnot eoer
Oct, ban upre en- 5or6anoelie. .
Sal. IS.
Serrens Gro i1nes al hlre 10.
aiort Oen mnnotiige 0aerleoernas
Rerne. % ri bar en- melet aannel
o. paaltOelia TRADITION. Der meooe-
les Al Bnpias. at De paa ct me8et
tiofiat Ii0spanft blep iamleoc o1
neoifrepne / en- BOG a 2lpoitlen
Mattbplts ca. Mar 80. "a oct er
mooife oenne SamIing. Der appellee
res til I aor. 7. 10-25; 9,f4;
fl. %; Il. 81; I I5esi. T. 2
I I'm. 3, Is.
PIT Qn Ieitament fun in0eboI0er
ct ll6oaIg al oen mnnotlige Ooer.
Ieoerinas Snobol0. iremaaar b. a.
al ll6talelier iom Sob. 20. 30:
y8eslloen gior6c Seius mdnge an
ore 9ean for Inc 0ticiplrs 4oi1n.
iom fife er ifre0ne I oenne Boa
We6ens Den mmOtliae 0oerlepe
rina i Sen ierite Ii0 eiter @inieie-
iten. iaaleoes ion oct bI. a.. irem.
qoar n Refers 5aIe III aorueiils.
Inn omiotter De Bi1tigite 9e8iOen6e.
ser / 6errcn5 sio % ct ll00al8 a
bans Orb, iaa potter Den / 6ploe.
e~iterbaanOen iom Neniabe0er trent
itaar o0craIt oct romerife Rlge,
buor mon life iom i PaIritna
bao0e ct oiit 1orbaauosfenOifab I'll
Qroieten ira Raiaret. blot enSnes
Mar efter 0errens Opitan0elie oar
belle BET ip0liae europa o%ocriaaet
ueo friitue WenigbeOer, oct iunme
'pnr 1iliqlOet / 4iien % 9eg0pten.
Npoitle o. 9roieter fluloe life ogre
ale 9egne o. nn6eroiie De omOenote
/ Den m Iro, JON Oisie life tiOli9e.
re fen6te uogct til. Get bar Oerior
nsoDen0igt Tor Apoitlene at opret-
Re en- filoere 3orm ior oct iunoe
Orc" en- mere iuIoitGnoig OUerle.
perina, ser til 8eileonin9 ioo bel
for De npomoen0te Tom Tor Grange.
litter o. oqrere fin0e autoriieres
til 9rug I oe foriteIIiae N1eniabe-
Der.
Soa iremItoo 6en ifrepne Ouerle-
perina, iom ri beiiOoer i @ounge-
Iierne, + port I'm Ieitament.
Da Iranaen til set ifreone @oon.
eelinm par til StcOe I arbeioet for
@u6s Riqes llobreOelie. bleo BET
oaiaa afoct @eniabeoen i SGnoe
Oh ben iif Iaale0es fin brIliae5friit,
'unren0e til oen lomle Boats bel.
liae Sfriiter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-21
Sclma, Sal.

Selma, 4. 2lpril. otter enot@uOS'
t~ieneite / Sag / Den oonife airfe
Selma iamIeoes en- itor Del al
Renigbe0en / Mr. $. 5. Sacobiens
Siem / a%nleoning al, at ban meO
1amilie ieritfonmcn6e Onsoa9 ilpt-
ter til Cos angeles, boor ban for
5remtioen agter al boiGtte JIG.
Der 6leu 6oIbt EnIer al Bait.
SonIcn M. il. % UNDER 6pg9eligt
Somopr iomleOes @piterne ON
9or0ene % neO I 6orening De meo'
braate 5piIeodrer. airfens Son9-
for 9ou uioer Sr. 6ritienS Seoel-
ie Here Rumre til 9eoite.
@r. % @lrs. u. Rielfen fit
oeO @ilostieneiten / Dog / airfen
oeres lille 8ioc opbt. Sun gif &ao'
net 6Gorence @iolet Riel-
len.
Der trriieS for GiOen 5orbere+
oelier al apinoeioreningel til ct
See Cream gorto, ser ifnl af6oloeS
I. Mai. OoerIfuooet ifnl pGre til
Den me airfes inore ll0itpr.
Oct Ifrioer for bbrigt ooot irer
neo &irfens OpierpIie, o9 bet ei
oen alminoeIige @ening, at oen oil
bIipe banoe 'nntf % onielig.
6 q s
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-21

oerlige og triite 5orboIo | 8oul
a%ierfe9aar0s Stem; man befanot fig
iom ! ct aIoiter. 0ppe / lin Shte
gif Sen aamle 9iifop uroGig og rat
lbs irem % tilbaae. og 8iipin0en
por oltio iengeli9aenOe. Sea fit
itarfe 3aotrpf Al 9iifoppeHs eicn-
oommeliae @erioaIigbeo; / Samta-
Ter PEG 9orOct funoe ban ppre
mmlter. men ian le0eoe inner ct
ftaOiQt 5r1f ligeiom }rooercn
- ueo 5anfcn on 0en nl3ffeli8c
Sfp6ne Der 6uile0e oDer Stuateu.
forOi 5aoeren iom 7relg ba5oe ior-
6anOet @uo. 8oul aierfegoaro par
6lepcn me9et itrea9t opora9et. %
"a ban ioa 6leo n cgea 9erre,
Hog ban fig oesmere ube6eritet Ies,
iaa oct aif oper ale @rPnier. Oct
oar iou en- @rpoe, Der foyer ooer
san um0erpiite f|orifeQige
Steoer, b. a.. / a9oceum", 6oor ri
0dr 2urere iammen, men bans bill
oe % teile5l6ie Gin sior0e 6am
mart mnllig Tom Carer. san fer-
te en- Iplittet IilpareIie, Tor lam.
ti6ig me0 inc Orgier par ban itgrft
optoqet Al 2GSninl, ndOnli9 al
5cuer6od % S1afeipeare Sant-
men me0 6roel5 qmo % mi8 lp-
tie ban iDriqt &laton. men oite
6leU Qrsnin9cn af6ruOt, foroi ban
1a0 iia til at oefiamere 6alitaif.
5cener. Get err 6etegnen0e ior bont
at Dan elifeoe &irqil; BAN oar ! BET
6elc taaet Ell Oo9ti9 2atiner; i line
ienere Mar oDeriatte ban no9le Al De
miO0elal0erlige ail0eifriiter til Si.
itorie. 3aar ban bar ! lit IS, fun
Or Ban iige ppperlige Gin8; bans
llotruf par oite pal0iomme, % ban
funOe fomme meo femme 9Iasie.
mier. ct unOerIi9t SnOtrpt giorOe
ban, naor ban nan0re0e runot / go
0erne, alti0 u0en Operiratfe, alto
/ en- gommel 9iole - bans 5raf'
fer bar pei ili0t OBJ - og bpIot
Clips. Sans Sfiffelie bar lang og
fantet, ban aniigt oiIangt - maa-
ife ligneoe ban 5%arbroOeren no9et
- ne0 anebeIsbart % 5ipifGg.
San booze Iom 9on0i0at poa gorfs
aolleainm, men u0arteoe e%fterbdol1-
6en iaaoan, at en- 6oranorin9 al
1or6ol6ene par %neooenOig; paa u.
6. Qarien8 Snitiotio fom ban lnn
poa OrinQe, 6por ban tllbragte
Here Mar; ieg iulgte BAN lelo Der
neo. san por fife eqentlig limos
ina, men m%dngleoe 9anife 5elp-
6e6erifelie. Otter oisie triite 4or,
bpor ban til Cher Ieo al Sallnclno'
tioner, penote ban tilba8e I'll 4ol-
bora, 6oor ban henIeueOe 8elten Al
lit tragiife Gin. VI oa til lplte ban
Qefticr me0 Sfolens @leOer eller Dt'
fariereoe Tor 2prerne, og ban pas
ieoe 9nens Stiitsbibliotef. San Boz
eoe / en- 9iao, iom par ifpnfet bans
Sober, oa ban traf Jig tllboae ira
tit 9iipeembeOe, og Ell gammel %
me. iom 6ao0e ouret I 9llfoppens
6u5, pleieoe 6am nle0 ben ltorlte
0m6u. Sea beie9te 6om Here
@nuQe, ii0ite @an9 iorrige Cont
mer: 6an par ma eiter aenta9tie
apppleftiife Iiliploe. fun0e life ltet-
r. pna 9eaene OF maatte ligge pao
III GOA. men tltnoe Oh eIloiln teIe
o9 par aanife fIor Nan bar
iaat ON Qoul aierfeaoorO, at naar
Aans Gin 6leo en- Sra9eoie, bar oct,
for0t 1~arbroOerens Stor6eo lige-
iom tmi9coe 6am til SorOen, men
lea tror life, Den 8orfIorin9 er
ratio; ior mig itaar set iaaIeOes,
at Set bleo bans lllpffe, at bans
niuooauliat ri9e Gpner - Iom ieg
iaaoe isr - life peaeoe i en- be-
it,ut @etning. Oct er iau b%etegnelt'
Sc. 1oao bar bar ia9t ON ia ieIo:
6or uor 9oaoe- -. OufeI 81
ren uar Gntcn-Gaer, lea ielo bleo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-21

fife ogioo ct Menneife, Der / aan0e-
Zig Seniee1oe er no8enlunOe bar
moniif anlagt, Oil ret cite oeo 4a0.
oeren pore berert al 6ellige % 8la.
D. 6pleIier2
Ssn0aa }titen bleo Der taft ipr
liz I'll Dc mlae ai 0ert5elicu 81 6.
u. 9}iclien. Set bleo bl. a.. paa-
.oiit. at 6oer @au5 aSsrael aao lip
nm lin 8oifeeicnoommeli86eo. lif
oet solicit Hoe. ) somflan8 Der.
meo ii9ar 0lfcrt Aitaro omtrent
i%aale0cs: a8eriom et 6olf ioilter
ida Gicuoommelio5eo, IA guar Der
Ell Gigoom tobt, en- i'm Galanee.
Raar Ssrael 6IeU MIRO, table BET
Nanoen fan - fun tale til ct SOILS
Sierter / oet5 Gum1entoaI" san
benpiier til 9iuieooB / Seruidiem.
Manoaa M}orgen 6ol0t BAT BE.
terien Ell fort, ior mia - baaber
Tor mango - oelii8net &rgoifen
ooer Croet: n0in Goooe er oi9
nor. Gereiter ~iuole0e0e BAT ..
6mnet gaoniirmationeu. lens
@fpoc oq 8eliiqneIie4. Denne 15ao.
Looming par arnnOig % aoO, 5oorior
oaiaa 6oriamIingen BAD bom ON at
ien6e BEN til OF" Get bar ban
0a pei life alentt2 0Der 0ctte Gnl-
he 6aO0e bi oqiao ell oliioi5 6or-
hanolinQ. Ger blen TAFT on 8on
iirmattonen 6aaoe iom ct 2eite on
en- 9cfenoefie. Ser FAR 10 oaiaa
iom befenot toeuoe 0piattelier 1iort
III aploeuoe &it6 Beef itreo / i'm
To ONT .~QaiteurGplet oe0 Roniirma.
tionen". 13aa. oi Uar pitt eHi9e ON,
at set qpl6er ON. at Der cr Sano.
be0 I 9oniirmotione1. Der bleD
minoet ON. at @rPiter al Dc lor-
ifelliQe RetninQer babe / gtor9e OF
0onmnrf baboe forbon0let ON Ell
IN Oroninl for aoniirmlotionen
Oct baO0e npret fart Tor Dem, at
mnn1e Vern 4 1tififfe6e iii at al
lp1ae ben ao6e 9efen0elie" o9 Der.
Tor uififfe5e Tor Sen eiter eff pad
islaenOe alteraang, itlrnoom meo
5orPl6re. Der ellers aloriq off Ill
alters eaer baooe noaet meo @uoS
Orb at qsre. Sffe un6erliqt, at en-
Qrpit / 0nnnorf ifreD Tor noale
Mar ii0en omtrent iaale6es Oct
hmaeite eaer noget al BET hlnaeite,
en- 9rGit bar at uOiere Sen oanife
3oIfefirfe. er at foniirnere iaaoan-
ne 9ern, 6pis Sierte er inIoitpnoia
D%erosliQe. Won oct er ~lettere / 9(me-
rifo2 Zen rette Opiattelie al aon-
iirmationen blioer 6%erior, fan 6pn.
De, for mango mere iiGlelia END
teoIogiit.
monoaa aiten Tom 4'nit Rielien,
Clinton. Iris. o. 6ialp os at boloe
5Ainiuqsmeoe Der / @recnoiae
Dab. / Iruiant toa nemlig 4alc0
nina al 3iitrift5ms6et Der til at
6oloe ct ire Cages Misiionsmsor.
Nj 0r6isrere 6IeD Ser en- lana
Rrffe. 0aa6er, at Serren o9iaa
if meget arbeiOe u0iert. Gnmerne
oar oaioa mango 5riiont @n
Gftermiooaa 5lco Der talt ouer d
are0ieus Misiion. p areoieu5 llna
6omsorbeioe. o1 ~ nore @isiions-
ar6ei6e; doer IoIer en- holo 1inie
Risiionrr q. @. Senien ira 69i.
eaao. bar neoIoQt omtreut en- 0laa.
ne6s ar6eioe oeO Susbcisg o. @uos
eros Torfnuoelie Iruiant %
@reemiae 0}ah. mn Ii1e iSr 4ao
ife - ui 6aaber aft til eoig Bel.
iianelie. Iitu8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-04-21
WORT ACKNOWLEDGES historic
1815-1890.
AT Alex. Thorsoe.

Fin af Historiens NEST begivenhedsrige Perioder belyst
paa en- udf6rlig og for enhyer anskuelig Made af en- af Dan
marks NEST fremragende Historikere.
Lesning af denne Bog vii sette en- Stand til langt bedre
at kunne forstaa og f6ge Udviklingen yr egen beye-
gede It'd.
Bogen err paa 79l Slider og har veret meget dyr. K6b af
ct stsrre Parti har imidlertid sat os Stand til at tlbyde den
net og solid Indbinding til den yderst beskedne Prs af $500.
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DRENGE oG DRENGE.

DRENGE oG DRENGE.
S%kildringer fra Missionsmarken. Med illustrations.
Oversat af Karen R@der. Ind. so Cents.
bet er en- Bog, som sikkert vii fremme Missionskerighe-
den blandt de unge. Den ferer os rundt til Verdens forskel-
igste Egne og forteller saa friskt ON Drengenes Kaar derude
= ON sorte Negerdrenge bruno Araberdrenge Drenge
Indien, pa Ceylon, Kina, Japan og paa Americas Prnri-
er ON deres Lege, deres Evner, deres byst og deres SAW.
- Bogen har mango friske Billeder og vii we're en- god Gave
til Arbejdere S9ndagsskole og Ungdomsafdeing men ferst
og sidst til = Drenge. (Dansk Missionsblad).
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Blair, Nebr.
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UNDER HUsET GLYKsBURG
1863-1913.

Spredte Track at Tdens Historic gennem 80 Aar Dan
mark we'd Carl Z. Simonsen.
1876 Slider med mango Portrptter af fremragende danske
Mend. l flint Komponeret %Pragtbind. Egner sig ypperligt
som Gavebog.
Pns $3.50.
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Pris $1.5O,
THISBITEREN ELIAS

DR.. FIR. Wilhelm Krummacher.
En- af de bedste og bedste og NEST bekendte bibelske OPP
byggelsesbsger, der foreigger Diet danske Sprog.
En- stor Bog paa GAO Sidr, trykt med store og klare goti-
ske ryper, som ger, at den egner sig fortrinig for eldre Folk.
Indbnnden rsdbrunt Shirtingsbind med Guldtryk.
Et st9rre Partik9b har sat os Stand til at selge den nd
merkede Bog for den fcrholdsvis lave Pris at 81 20.
LIVETS LYS.
Kristi og hans Apostles Lv og Gerninger fremstilet af
DR.. James Stalker og andre fremragende gejstlige.
Med talrige Ilustrationer, h%voriblandt Thorvaldsens Kri-
stus OF allie de IL Apostle helsides Bileder, SAINT flere Far
veitografier.
315 Slider Kvartformat. Smukt indbundet.
Speciel Pris $1.50
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The day book., 1915-11-06
EFFICIENCY WORKS BOTH WAYS
FOR AND AGAINST

A-4AAS1SAASJ5 III SoONSAA4So ACO wa
creased receipts, has often been ac-
cused of grinding the wearing soul
and breaking the spirit Of men; and
now comes the accusation that eft1c-
iency is as well a thief.
The Wells-Fargo Express Co. pr1des
that it's business method is one OF the
most efficient in the country. When
the parcel post was established eX-
press companies had millions Topped
off of their income made great
through the rawest sort of over
charging. Some of the express COM
panies began to waver, one.big one
the United States passed out of ex-
istence; but the Wells-Fargo braved
the storm and came through with
dividends still paying. Efficiency and
retrenchment had saved the day for
the w. F.
But how has efficiency" affected
the employees. Here is what employees
told The Day Book:
The work bell rings about 2 min
utes ahead of the morning hour when
the workers are supposed to start
their work in the big general office
building at 815-17 S. Fifth aV.
At noon the bell is tardy a minute
or too and it is tardy again at the eve
ming quitting hour. That only means
a few minutes more work and less
play each day for the hundreds of
workers, but it means lot more ac-
complished in day for the Wells
Fargo.
When employees go to the toilet
they must sign a sheet to show the
minute they entered the toilet and
they are not supposed to stay longer
than three minutes or go more than
twice a day. They are not supposed
to go at all between the hours of 4
and 5:15.
Some time ago the company reduc-
ed the lunch hour from one hour to
80 minutes. One result is that en-
The day book., 1915-11-06

room are sold at the Wells-Fargo-
the price being deducted from the pay
envelope, if desired, though the COM
pany has strict rule against loaning
employees money in advance.
Workers say the fifth, sixth and
seventh floors have been so cold the
past two winters that men wore over
coats while at work. There is a rule
against expectorating in waste bas-
kets, but no cuspidors are provided,
say the workers.
The day book., 1915-11-06

MUNDAY CHARGES JIM FORGAN
WITH SHARP PRACTICE
'How-do-you-do! Wonderful day,
isn't it?" said jim Forgan as he step
ped from the car. He smiled broad
ly.
The two who had stopped to gaze
at him moved on
''His conscience doesn't seem to
trouble him." said one, wonderingly.
mo, Forgan don't care" rejoined
the other. ''He gets the dough. What
else matters?"
What the two referred two was the
testimony of Chas. B. Munday, who
took the stand in his own defense at
Morris, Ill Munday is accused of
conspiracy in the collapse of the La
Sale st. Trust and Savings bank.
''Forgan, chairman of the Chicago
Clearing House assn, talked to me
of my banks affairs" said Munday
on the witness stand 'He pointed
out that loan of $25. we made
to John R. Thompson, the restaurant
man, he would have never made.
"I asked Thompson to take up the
note. He did. Then he sold his stock
in our bank and resigned as director"
Munday then testified that Thomp-
son had told him he narrowed the
$25, 900 from Forgan's bank to take
up the note. Munday said he spoke
to Forgan, but Forgan just laughed.
That's why the two who stopped
to gaze at Forgan shook their hears
and wondered. They were thinking
of Munday's testimony about the
Thompson-Forga loan.
Munday took the stand against the
wishes of his counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
NEW HAvEN'S GOOD REPORT
August Gross Earnings Rest Thus Far
in Calendar Year.

The New York. New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad. I'm its report for August
bears further evidence Of the advance
in earning power tho property mas
made. under the management OF How
ard Elliott. The recovery M revenue !.
has been steady since the month eo,I
February. the report OF each month
then showing an increase over the Pre-
vious month, with August making ihe
best exhibit thus far this calendar
year ..5
Total earnings for August am oln'eo
10 S6.264.053. an increase OF S'o''li''
or nearly @ per cent ahead OF me same
month OF 1915 Net income after ta,e'
OF 1852 .239. while falling slightly ne
low the July showing, was nevcr'neles'
S4s2.301 ahead Of last year EafnlhEs
Of the New York. Ontario q "es'eIn
Railway amounted 20 S9l2.O3o Dr. gross
a decrease Of S8S.700 and net after
taxes decreased from s36i,655 10 S3l1,,
97q. The Central New England ear.eo
S35s.2i1 gross. an increase OF Si"'75t'
and net earnings after taxes were .o,
Sfso116. compared with S75A7l IN IVA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
TRAIN ROWDIES
OPEN FALL SEASON
Long Peace Broken by Sunday
Stampede in 81" Car.

After several months of peaceful Sab,
baths, the Third Avenue elevated ROAD
was terrorized again yesterday after
noon by a band Of rowdies. lney
boarded an uptown train, trampled on
women, knocked down men and stirred
up panic before they were arrested.
In times gone by raiding Second ana
Third Avenue trains was the favorite
Sunday afternoon amusement OF East
Side youths. Liberal use of the night,
stick by the police finally discouraged
the trouble makers.
The principal actors in yesterday
disturbance, according 70 the police,
were Thomas +. Reilly. Of 42lS Ihirdi
Avenue, who says he is a chauffeur, ana
TWO companions who escaped. Nheh
the trio boarded the train is not known.
After IT left Ninety-siXth Street they
began rushing through the cars, tramp
ling on the passengers feet and push
ing each other against women. Men
who protested were attacked.
In few minutes the train was m an
uproar. Guards interviewed in vain.
When the train drew into the ll6th
street station, police and detectives
summoned by the trains whistle were
swept aside by the frightened women,
who rushed from the cars. Reilly was
arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-04
HAVANA EX-CHlEF
FLEES new YORK
Colonel Aguirre, Fearing
Extradition, Disappears
from Home Here.
HIS CAPTURE SOUGHT
BY POLITICAL FOES
Former Police Head and Port
Captain Convicted In His Abb
sence of Shooting Partner.

Colonel Carlos ~ Aguirre. former
chief Of police Of Havana and now
fugitive from justice, who had sought
refuge in New York, has fed from
this city upon learning that the news
papers Of the Cuban capital we're hgl-
tating his extradition.
Colonel Acuirre. who also has heeh
captsin OF the port of Havana, on June
Is. 1914. in "a dispute. shot his business
partner. Gencroso Canales. prominent
AUTOMOBILE, man Of Havana, four times
Canales recovered. Colonel Aguirre
was arrested and held IN $4,000 bail.
lie fed from Cuba and his bail was
forfeited.
The fugitive went to Spain. During
his absence he was tried and found
guilty. the French law being followed
in Cuba. under which IT is not neces-
sary for a man to be present at his
trial. A few months ago Colonel
Aguirre came to this city from Spain
and established his family in an apart
ment on the West Side. where his wife
is still living. His son is attending a
military academy near New York. At
the time he fed from this city he was
UfEutidtii = s't tH' Pun NH"o' W. " 'N
in New Rochelle.
no effort has yet been made by the
Cuban government 10 eXtradite the for
mer police chief. Colonel Aguirre, who
formerly lived in New York for sew
eral years, when he represented the IN
terests Of former President Jose Miguel
Gomez. who was then conducting his
successful, revolution against President
Tomas Estrada Palma, has many politl-
cal friends In Cuba. Also. his party
having passed from power, he has many
enemies, and the latter have been as
sailing the government for its inaction
in the matter Of seeking the coloneFs
eXtradition.
When he learned of this agitation
Colonel Aguirre feared II would cause
the government TO act, and hurriedly
left this city. His whereabouts is un-
known, but in Havana it is believed he
is in Mexico.
Agurre is wealthy and an enthusi-
astic autOmobilist. Since arriving here
from Spain he has met with at least
two accidents in this city, as result
Of when suits against him have been
threatened.
Four years ago he was in this coun-
try as the representative Of Cuba at
the convention of police chiefs at
Rochester. Orestes Ferrara, Speaker Of
the Cuban House Of Representatives, IS
a brother-in-law Of Colonel Aguirre.