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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20
THE WORLDS BUSINESS
the RAILROAD SITUATION.

NEW YORK, n. Y.-The 30-day pc,
Rod allowed the railroad managers OF
the country to consider the combined
demands of the locomotive engineers
conductors, firemen and trainmen for
an eight-hCur day and time and half
for overtime expired on Saturday. The
railroads have agreed to the appoint
ment of national conference commit.
tee to discuss the demands.
The railroad managers, at the time
the demand of the. big Four" was
presented, submitted no counterpart
posal, but did ask for an open door,
saying that Tin such fundamental re-
construction of the wage basis as is
proposed by the employees, the rail-
roads insist they have the right to
rules and regulations interviewer in
the present wage structure"
The request for an open door" in
evitably raises other questions than
the mere problem granting wage
changes which, according to railroad
managers, would involve an added ex-
pense estimated at from $S0,000,0 900 to
S100, 100000 a year. Some of these
other questions are of much broader
economic and financial import, and
are bound to be pondered not only by
the railroad managers and the en-
ployes in train service but by shippers
and the majority of all the railroad
employees of the country as well. =.
A Small Minority.
The men asking shorter hours and
higher wages constitute only small
minority of the total employees of the
railroads. According to the Interstate
Commerce Commissions 1914 figures,
the membership of the four brother:
hoods numbered 311,990. OF these
about % per cent we're in passenger
service and are not affected by the
changes now demanded, so that APP
proGimately $4,000 were in freight
service, and they represented not
more than IA per cent of the LILO, 296
railroad employees of all classes.
Well Balanced Business.
In spite of the numerous peace ru-
mors in Europe and rumors Of possible
war in this country, business con-
tinues on an even keel and these ru-
mors seem to have no appreciate eff
feet outside Of the investment market
where they would naturally be felt
first. Enormous exports continue,
the volume of domestic trade is stead
lily increasing, and the sum total Of
commercial activity is only slightly
less than a month ago. The differ
ence is scarcely noticeable and applies
to only a few lines. Demand for mon.
ey is increasing and interest rates are
slightly higher than a month ago
Franklin National Bank of, PhiladeE
phia -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20
TWO SESSIONS OF STOCK
EXCHANGE ARE SUGGESTED

+ Two sessions of the Stock Exchange
instead of one, at least in busy times,
is the suggestion that has been heard
during the recent busy days when
in Olaa and McBryde ran
so large Especially was this sugges.
ton heard yesterday morning when it
was said that there was no price
on McBryde. .~.~.
The argument for second session
of the exchange every day is that
often, as in the case OF, McBryde, news
breaks" after the session which ma.
terial1y alters the complexion of the
market on one or more of the stocks,
A second session, it is urged, would
enable the brokers to take cognizance
of such changed conditions. In nor
nal: days it is not so necessary, but at
that, It is claimed, no harm could be
done by putting the plan in operation.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20
BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL
PROSPERITY TO CONTINUE And TO
BEFOLLOWED Another BOOM

The average merchant has no con-
ception OF the experimental work now
going On toward developing the natu-
raj resources and manufacturing ia
cilities of this country, in trying to
produce materials heretofore supplied
by the industrial nations Of Europe or
to find substitutes therefor.
ut seems unlikely that either Of the
powerful combinations now at war
will so weaken their position as to
make blunt, positive peace orertures
at one stroke. II is probable that
preliminary to a peace conference
"feelers'' will be put out through sew
eral of the world capitals for months
| in advance and that while negotiations
are under way munitions of war and
war supplies will still be required, and
that there will be no reputation Of
untitled orders placed with American
producers. ...
Consider Markets Stable.
The business of wholesalers in
hardware and kindred supplies is that
of distributing articles from iron,
steel and wire, the basis of which is
pig iron. copper, lead, aluminium, tin,
ZINC, Sp6lltTy luiiUciB lSdIuClb .SObNOh
and hemp. We regard these markets
as fundamentally sound and believe
the demand not likely to decrease for
many months to come and will in
crease before showing signs of dim
| finishing. ..
1T is probable that If the United
States becomes involved in the war
or even If il exercises real interven-
ton in Mexico, prices of commodities
will become firIner and materials
scgrcer. ..A..
Read iustment Must Come. I'll. -.
"At the end of the war we look for
an immediate reaction in the market,
for il stands to reason that values Of
commodities and wages for labor must
be readjusted. In fact, the whole in
] dustrial world must be adjusted to
conditions more like normal.
without doubt, the present pros
perity of the United States is spas
modic, based largely upon the demand
for war supplies or the abnormal con-
ditions created by the war, but we re-
gard a more stable, worldwide indus
trial boom as quite possible after the
war, perhaps rot Immediately but
within year Or two, and that as re-
suit the people of the United States at
Ilarge, and its industries more general
ly, will again witness abnormal pros
verify"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20
New York Purchasing House
Forecasts Business Condi-
tons for Months to Come

From Oliver Brothers Purchasing
Co. Of New York there has been re-
ceiyed letter dealing with market
conditions and general outlook which
has received favorable comment as
getting at once to the pith of the mat
ter and setting forth facts and proba-
bilities clearly. III.
The letter says in part: "IeIere is
scarcely remote possibility OF the
war coming to an end this year and
we are more strongly OF the opinion
that hostIlities will continue far be-
yond 1916. While the war lasts abb
normal business conditions in this
country will last, with little prospect
OF price reductions on the manufac-
tured products marketed through the
jobbers, and every prospect of further
price advances on a variety of items.
I'VE base our judgment on private
interview with foreign government
officials, army officers. bankers and
merchants whose personal interests
demand a close study OF international
conditions and for whose judgment
we have a profound respect.
Sees Germany's UndoIng.
while the average American Is not
Sip sympathy with Prussian militarism
80 the degree ii has been carried, we
are bound to respect the sobriety, in
dustry and common sense of the Ger
man people and their scientific and
industrial progress. Yet, while 1t
seems probable that Germany's policy
will prove her undoing, she will not
lay down the sword and, in a large
measure, will sacrifice industrial mar
kets laboriously cultivated for years
past
ION the other hand it would seem
suicidal for the Entente Allies to con-
clude peace that would make an
other struggle of any kind possible.
United States Needed.
"The longer the war lasts the great
er the demands upon the financial and
Industrial resources Of the United
States in supplying the increasing
needs Of its own people and the needs
OF foreign countries. Without doubt,
also. the help Of the United States will
be called In large way to reconstruct
the European countries when the war
ends.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20
ANACONDA EARNINGS
SHOW GREAT INCREASE

NEW YORK. May S.-The world
wide demand for copper is strikingly
illustrated in the 1915 report of the
Anaconda Copper Mining Company,
issued today. In that period the com.
pany increased its sales, including
also gold, silver and lead, from 1885,
475,559 in 1914, to SCI, 473,677.
Total revenues increased from $54,-
477,000 to So ,Ss7,O00, and deficit
in surplus of $2sS.0o0 in 1914 was re.
placed by gain OF s7.S70,SO6, the to-
tai surplus increasing from $6.77S.00O
to SIS, .652, 900.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20

zation about the various plants, ex-
Guiding those employed in the mines.
The increase affects all departments
of the subsidiary concerns, and the
same increase has been decided upon
by all the leading companies outside
the corporation. 1t is estimated that
the corporation will pay out this year
fully $25,700,000 more in wages than
it would have discussed if the 1918
scale had been applied to the number
of men employed at the present time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20
SHIP PURCHASE BILL
BLOCKED BY MANN

+. WASHINGTON, q. c., May 20
The Democratic plan to press the Ad-
ministration's Ship Purchase Bill to
a vote in the house yesterday. ma
jority in favor of it having been prom
ised, was defeated by Minority Leader
Mann. who conducted filibuster that
so delayed the calling of the roll that
the measure was not put to vote be-
fore adjournment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20
STEEL WAGES UP TODAY.

Beginning today common labor of
the Steel Corporation will receive an
average daily wage Of s2.42, an in
crease of 81 per cent over that paid
four months ago. 1t is estimated that
there are between 10000 and 100000
laborers employed by the big organi-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20

DIR Walter t. Holmes, for twenty
years a practitioner of dentistry at
New Haven, died there, aged 40
vears.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20
PROSPERITY RAISES INCOME
TAX YIELD.

1t is estimated by treasury officials
that the returns from the income tax
law will be in excess of S100,000,000
this year, an increase over the pre-
cedfng one of about $25. 600 Great
er prosperity is given as the reason.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20

Michael Mislai. 40, was killed when
he was struck by train while cross
ing the tracks of the New Haven road
at Stamford
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-20

Franklin Worcester, republican can
Ciidate for governor in 1912, died at his
home at Hollis, N. H.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Wfisiiunsmpoe.

Om @uo pil, bliper ser 0ais.
iionsnsoe i Menigbeoen | Sionr
Gitp, Soipo, | 9ngene Pop.
Oft Msoet beepnoer Gorsoa9 s[f.
ten oen 10. Oft. gn penlig sSno.
bpoelie til ale. sSremmeoe beoes
meloe oeres aonune til unoerteg.
ncoe. Faa Menigbeoens gegne.
Irits Mn6erien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

@iter at babe fsbt og opertaget
6ranf g8ilions Smeoieiorretnine /
9(lrOubon, anbeiaIer iee mig til oct
oanife 5olfs 8elpillie. @io mig
eoers glrbeioe. Seq oil uoisre oct
ianlpittig6eosfuIot os til rilnelise
Friier. @iner Inoerien
Qll0ubon SSa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
Wisiipnsnlpbe

nil blioe ofbolot 9etbIe6ents Me.
niabeO peo Sacfionpille, Sa., Da.
gene Pop, oft. aerIig Sno-
bpoelie til aIle.
Eaa 0aenigbeoens ge9ne
s. 9l. Soenoien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
70 Mara

gig5e0 bleO inoleoet Der 9lites
meO 9iingning me0 o6rf6e0sflof.
fen, JON Faore 6ioalgo loo lpoe
ior 100 9ar iioen, 0a ban falote
6olfet til Gaaben MOO oe ipanife
Siccfon9er lln0er 9fingningen par
en- ltor og begeiitret sSolfemUn1oe
InnlIet pna Pla0ien foran Ratio.
nalpalo0iet. al. II traa0te Garran.
5a fren paa @Salaoiets SaIfon og
gento9, ioet ban rinae0e meO alof-
fen, De iGopanli9e 0rO: n2epe
@erico@ og 9epe 6ribe0en" .Meng.
0en ranbte til6age: o9epe garran-
5a", u9eoe ltaf6pnei96eoen".
SsitioeIig6eoen afi(ntteoes meo no
oerlilig al 9pfsnifninger Saloo.
let meI1em Gorran8a, 0hniiteriets
Weolenmer og oct oiplomatiIfe
&orps.
&ommer grenen2 Bolton, 10.
Septbr. Ser blep / @oar mootaget
ct 9fn0iotelegrnm ira ct tplf lin.
OeroanoSifib, Ser befanot Jig 800
W3il 9it for 9fnntlcfet Oct an-
tages at bore enten Bremen
uanerifa" eller mltligpis n0eutI6.
lano", iom er paa 8eien til 9lmeri-
ia igen 9fapporten blep mootaget
al Ell 0iano, ser Itaar npr Ga.
tern 6orlpar0ing 60, Ser er Den
tpife ltnoerpanoslinies agent Der
/ 2anoet.
Wian bar / 9fep 2onoon pertet
Bremen" | n9iten en- Waaneo.
Oct beo ct Telegram ira ga.
ibington iioite 2er6og, at Sfibet
bar fommet forbi oe engelife go
truliebaaoe Sen engeIife 2anol,
men man bar opgiuet oet iom
tabt.
Spis set er Bremen" iom Sen
IA. os. bar 300 0fil uoenfor ap-
item, Ifuloe oct babe naaet 9eep
2onoon 26roag eGler Senoag.
Oct n1e Wferico 9orran5a fnl-
Der til 8aIg. 0eerieo 9itp, 10.
Sept. General Garran5a bar no.
lte0t ct Gefret, ser inofaloer til
engrlinolopSgipenoe 6oriamling.
8aIgene ifal 6oloes oen 8. Ssn.
BAG Oftober, og 6oriaulin9en
pil trG0e Iarumen oen 20. 9eo.
pember. Set fsrite iSorretnings.
mpOe oil BOG life blipe 6olot ier
I. December.
@runoloosforIantlin1ens Sopeo.
iormaal oil blipe at foretage oe
9Gnorin9er / @rln6loben, iom oe
al aonititiltionspartiet proflamere-
Sc 9feiormer freezer. SesIionerne
oil blipe inoIfrpnfet til TO Moa.
neoer. Snainnrt @runolooen er
peOtaget, bil garran8a la0e afboloe
gaIg paa Irpiioent og andre gm.
beOsnGno og oil opleie Soriam-
lingen.
9taor oe alminoelige 8alg bor
bGret boIot, oe en- M @oneres er
traaOt iamlnen, bill Gorran5a TO-
rel9ege oenne en- giapport ON i'm
9lominiItration og obergipe Mag-
ten til ben balgte Brpiioent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
gnrt epet dnnn.

Sames S. Sill eiterIoo Jig, iiel-
ge boao Der er opgiuet til Sfiite.
retten, @ienoomme / Wiinneiota ior
omfring $40,000,00. 2lroeaigiitem
fommer til at uOgsre omfring ST.
250,000.
Sne 9eortb 8ufota. Oeinot,
u. o., IS. Sept. Den ierite Sne
i glar ialot Der iiOite 8ors0ag
Vtoreen. Det ineeoe / lem Otinut.
ter, og Get bar life meset, iom
falot.
6lere Sropper tilba9e 8aib.
ifrgton, .. g., 18. Sept. arigs.
oepartementet bar gioet General
sSiiniton Orore til at ien0e ct
8egiment al gtationolgar0en til.
bage for bpert npt gfationogar0ere-
giment, Iom er ien0t til @rpnIen.
Gait Uil tole for Sugbe8. gtep
Yorf, 10. Sept. @rprelioent Bre.
iioent Gait meooeler | ct Yreo til
oSugbes 9ational Gollege9eague",
at ban / Oftober oil bragg paa
GoIertllrne til fSon6el for O1r.
Sn9bes, Observation-Disclosures.
8arnelommelien. Rep Yorf, 16.
Sept. Der inotrof AZ Silfeloe al
9srnelamnelie / oe "a elmer ira
SCI. 10 Sors6og Bormiooag til
aI. 10 6reoog 6ormib6og 0ep
gorf. s iamme Siosrlm inotrai
10 9sosiaIo iom Sslge af Sps.
oonmen.
9rano 5reIiesarmeens Sn0u.
itribiem Detroit. Detroit, Wii6.,
IA. Septbr. llnoer en- Brand /
5reliesnrmeens glrbeiosbiem ber
inoebrpnote a Mpno. On fer1tc
fom iaa iloe til Sfaoe oeo at
ipringe neo ira ct Binou, at ser
er 5nre for bans 2iu. Gen polite
moterielle Sfooe bar life flor.
1rpiioentoalget. Baltimore, Wo.
is. Sept Gen progressive Stats.
fomite | MtnrDIano beilutteoe /
@onr me6 IS moo A Stenmer at
ltette W1r. Su9bes' BrnIioentfan-
oi6ntur. 9lanot 6e A iom Itemte
imo6, bar oen forbenoerenoe re.
publifanife aongresmnno @eoree
Bearie San erflGreSe, at ban bill.
6e itstte greiioent 8ilion.
fSroltlfaoe @isconiin. Wiilpau.
fee, @is., 18. Sept. 9tatten til
9srong bol6te 5roIten ben iD0-
liee Del al Staten Sfaoe ior nG.
item 81 100000. gprit bar Sfaoen
paa Sobaffen, Wiaiien og 9artoi.
lerne. S Gocf Gointp i9ttes ben
til benimo0 $150,000. Oct bar
9obaffen, iom leo melt Der. Der
er $3.50 9lcreS 5obaf / oct Goun.
tp, boorai SaIpparten bar fommet
ino.
llniformer ior Sfolepiger. aan.
Jas Gitp, 49, Septbr. Der er en-
Utnlig6eo ior, at ale bigger peo
9anias Gitps Sigh SboolS" pil
blipe paabltot at bpre aioler al
ionme Sorpe og Snit, og at Der
bill blipe inofsrt en- raoifal 9feiorn
/ aleoeoraeten for gleoerne peo
alle 8pens 4omnineifoler. Sour
ell OF Clubs" 8orgerfomite bar
peotoget en- Jfeiolution oesangao-
enoe og bill pna n9ite 9Draaos-
msoe in6Ienoe slnoragenoe ON, at
Der maa blipe taget geilutnins /
Sagen.
0fegre arigsretten? San 9ln-
tonic, Ger, IA. Sept Serpprenoe
bnioe SoIoater bar ienbt &rigsoe.
partementet en- protelt | glnIeoning
af, at fire forpeoe Officerer er
MeoIemmer al oen 4rigsret, iom
er neoiat | Sam $oiiiton. arigs-
retten beitaar al toIp Officerer.
20 aapteiner og to premierIsit-
nonter peo otten6e @egiment al
Slinois Electromagnetic cr WeoIem-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20
luLuYli EutIut.

0icfens Ssnneien ialOet. Son
Don, Is. Sept. Major GeOrie SCAR
les 9icfens, Ell Spnneien al @bor
les 9icfens, er ialOet ari9en
6ranfrig.
8nnt Camper poelagt. &onoon
Is. Sept. &lopo5 beretter, at iigl
ge ct Telegram ira aebenbapn 1al
Ell lln0eruanOsbaao ienOt oen onn
lfe CAMPER rs. %. WaOoie", 0el
bar paa 8ei til England til 9unos
9ei9tningen blep reo0et.
6lere 9el9iere til Il. 8. 9fotter.
oam 16. Sept. 9amperen nGot.
teroam" er aigaaet til gem gort
meo 30 beIgiife apinoer og 9ern.
iom ifal oper til Slegtninge
llnite0 States. De er ianlet jam.
men al PrGIten Deloille ira gbi-
cago, Iom ogiaa le0iager Dem paa
Ouerreiien.
9onife Smlglere. &e6en6apn,
16. Sept. Oet oanIfe Boliti bar
arreIteret 210 BerIoner iom anflo-
geoe for at babe Imu9let 8arer til
Spiflano OuertreoeIie al Siege
ringsoefreter. &onrplottet blep ai-
ileret al en- frenitaaenOe 8orret-
ningsmano, iom par bleoet onmooet
ON at o9re meo Snoen &omplot-
tet op0a9e0es, ifal 8arer til ct
ir6Dre 9elsb baoe naaet Spiflano.
9fp iranif 2inie0amper. st.
gta5aire, 6ranfrig, 15.Sept. 0amp-
Ifi6et DBaris" al Sen franife
transotlantiife Domplfibslinie er
oet iterlte Sfib, iom nogen Sinoe
er bpgget OeO ct iranif Sfibsperit
og ifal gaa 9fute mellem Sonre
og Seem Dorf. Gen er paa $1,000
Cons og bar $4,000 Seitefr9fter.
Sra for til agter maaler oen 639
500. Gen Ifal babe Blaos til 5000
Basiogerer.
commissioner | 5ranfrig. 80
ris, 13. Sept. 6or sen ameri.
fonife Sn0uItrifommisiion, iom er
fommet ber til 2anoet for at or-
bejoe ior ct inoerligere Sanoels.
iamfpem meIlem 9(enrifa ogiSranf-
rig eiter ari9en, gaD ben republi-
fanife San0els-, Sn0uItri- og 2ano-
brrgsflub @aar en- 2un6eon, oeo
6oilfen Senatorer og Deputereoe
inmt iremItaaen6e WGno | oen
franIfe Sn0uitri bar til Ste0e. sc.
notor MaScuralt0 pr9ii0ere0e. Or.
portforeningens 8iceforman0 taIte
st Sfib al Sern og 9eton
ariltiania, 13. Septbr. Sra ct al
ariitianiaiior0enS Sfibsp9riter Ell
Der anfommet ct Sfib al en- belt
ny Sppe. Nj lt0ieenOe ligner Del
en- ltor 29gter, og Sfroget er bpg
get al Sern og 9eton, 5. b. t..
oct beltaar al en- iolio 9etonmosie
DER ct tibet meo Sernribber. Del
er oct itsrite oStenifib", iom no
gen Sin0e for ilpot paa ganoet
Oct iiges, at 9etonifroget ifal n9
re lt9rfere % mere mooitanosopg
tigt emo ct Sfib al Srp euel
Stoal.
4pinoeItenmeret % Sorbuo bin
Ser Columbia. 8ancouoer, 9. g..
10. Septbr. S Senbolo til Der
enomi life tilen0ebragte Optpllinl
efter 8algene britiif punoet mel
5000 Stemmers 6lertal. Der bier
faItet set belle $4,000 Sten1mer
4uinoeltemmeretten bar aabenbari
punoet | boert eneite 0iItrift.
Den fonierpatioe 9fesering I'M
Der Brentierminiiter 8. S. 9on
Iers 2eoelie bar aabenbart liot e
|nfgsrenoe 9teoerlag. 9et Ter uo ii
Tut oe 9iherale bill fontroQere oer
nGite 9e9islatur meo $50 moo IA
Mericos 8ribeosoag feires. Meri
co gp, t6. September 5eItligbol
oelien al f06 slars 9agen for BRO
lflamationen al Wericos ltafbpn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

~ ~ ''ttSNhNAr OAuHoI Doi0 wv
lenmer ser er Negeroificerer.
9lntomabilulpffe. Quafertoipn,
ga, IS. Sept. @n g(utomobil meo
iefs gerioner bleo / @aar paofsrt
al ct Sernbanetog ll0enfor Qua.
fertoipn. 9lae iefs orPbtes. Ste.
oct, boor lllpffen fan0t Steo, bel
ser Itprft pao oen enc Si0e al
9onelinien, mems ser paa ben an
ben er en- Itor 8smmerItabeI, iom
binorer llOiigten.
SnooanOrin9en ira Nerico. San
9lntonio, Ger, 10. Septbr. -
g5eoeral Seroice" me0oeler en-
oiiiciel 9fapport, at 10000 Uteri-
canere, 9lrbeioere og auinoer os
gern, fom til limited States oper
SeraS &egnifa6saaret, Iom Hut.
te0e 0en 80 SUM. Haar ser tages
&enipn til Snopan0rin9en ira
Merico IiOen 80. Slini, ifnloe Sn0-
oan6ringen fra gaborepubliffen /
9iegnifabsoar blipe
omfring 225,000.
Den itore Snopanoring ira Wer.
leo MI ifpl0es De eIen0ige 2il.
itnn6e 2anoet paa @runo af 9fe.
uoliitionen. De fattiee alasier Ii.
Der Sungersns0 og maa unoerfa.
ite iig mango Saon.
Sfibsbrano @e0ning. Marl6fielo,
Ore, 10. Sept. Baciiic @oait
Steamibip Gompanps 9asiager.
oamper gGon9reiS" brenote /
@aar TO Weil uoenfor Coos Ban
Bar. Damperens gteoiignaler falo-
tie IIere Sfibe til, og oct lpffeoes
at re0oe ale ON 9or0. Sfibet bnp.
oe 253 PasIa9erer og en- 9eipt-
ming al ITO 0fano.
Basiagererne og Wanoifabet
bertil al Wuooermaifi.
nen Sol. g. Q. Ofi6ie". Oct enc.
ite ltbeIo, iom inotraf unoer Ober-
ilptningen al Bosiagererne, bar,
at en- 0tano fnlot oper 8oro. San
bleo taget op ieen uoen at baoe
liot nogen Sfaoe.
9lolen / 0oropeiten. Samilton,
u. D, 16. Septbr. Den beoite
Soeoeaol, iom fenoes paa oisie
@gne, er inobsltet al 8m. 9lr9ue,
gtortb Carlisle, iom paa 40 9lcres
bar iaaet 920 9ui6els, eIler %
gulbels pr. g(cre. Sen er graoeret
g'r. | baaro, og ban fommer til
at iplge til Saaforn, bpao ban life
bruger ielu.
GaoaIier, %. O., t6. Septbr.
Man er omtrent i9roig meo Serf.
nin9en ber / Omegnen. Wfan fan
iige, at glulen er gennem9aaen0e
let, ifent Der er Warfer, Iom life
bar gioet iaa ipprt Iiot. Speoeoplen
9oar ira 6 til 18 9iribeIs pr. 9lcre,
og Der er Warfer, bpor oen gif
op til 90 og % 9uIbeIs pr. 9lcre
Setb 9om oeo. gaen Dorf, IS.
Sept 6orbeno9ren0e 9orgmelter /
gaen gorf og | grooflpn Set1
Son, er | @aar afgaaet peo 0soen
pna fin WsnIteriorm, 0roao groof
6arm, oeo 9eoforo @ias, q. g.,
66 anr gammel. 9lf6soe bapoe to
@onge p9ret gor9melter | groof.
lpn oq en- Sang 9eeip Oorf og
bar | fin Eio BrGlibent for Golirm-
bia ltniperIitet.
RSioen 9rieen giiropa begpno-
te, baboe afosoe ubioIoet en- ui9o-
bonlia 8irfionrbeo Iom Yreiioent
/ 9eefp gorf SanoeIsfammer og
iom Br9iioent gfationaI Gipic
Federation. San bar Sormono
Silitogee SnItitiltes grefiitipfomite,
bar Delegeret oot large til ben
npIis afboIote s-aonititutions-
fonuention | gaep 0orf oe bar
Meolem al Observation-Disclosures
til llnoerisgeIie ai 9lrbeioerurolig-
beoerne Colorado.
San uofoIoeoe en- betpoelig girf-
iombeo unSer Sernbanefriien for.
le6en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

Mericos 8ribebsoag feires. Meri-
co gp, 16. September. SeItligbol.
oelien al t06 slars 9agen for BRO.
flamationen al Mericos ltafbpn-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

Gr9iioentooI9et. Baltimore, M6.
is. Sept. Gen progressive Stats.
fomite WnrDIano beilutteoe /
@oar me6 IS MOB A Stelnner at
itstte War. Suabes' Breiioentfan-
oiontur. 9lanot oe A iom itente
imoo, bar oen forbenoarenoe re.
publifanife aongresmano @eoree
gearie. San erflGreSe, at ban bill.
oe itstte Yreiioent @ilion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

8arneIammelien. Rem Yorf, 16.
Sept Der inotrof AZ GilieIoe al
9ernelamnelIe / De "a elmer ira
SCI. 10 Sors6ng fSormio6ag til
aI. 10 6reoa9 ssormio6og / 9eip
gorf. S iainme Siosrlm inotrai
10 DsosfaIo iom Sslge oi Sps-
oommen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-20

9rano 5reIiesarmeens Snou.
itribiem / Detroit. Detroit, Wii6.,
"A. Septbr. llnoer en- Brand
5reIiesarmeens 9lrbeiosbiem ber
inoebrPnote 4 Mpno. On ienltc
fom iaa iloe til Sfaoe oeo at
iprin9e neo ira ct 8in0u, at Ser
er 5nre for bans 2ip. Gen poIte
materieIle Sfooe bar life flor.