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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

The Yanks got some real training
weather to-day. and the local fore
caster announces that there will be
more Of d.. and hotter. tomorrow.
This is the best news Donovan has
heard in a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
NEW JERs IA.

Attractive BARGAINS uPFTPFD PIT BANK.
ING DEPARTMENT. STAT OF NV YORK.
10 tuiAers mrest0rs ard p'Jlpeci v. homceessr~
A i,fse number % vacant l0is al CkANTNOOD.
Narsffssfe Leonls Riseeec ard resn~ct New
Iers.y A, ore laR o, former Dsuers' prices Asa
a ..rse number % tso-'amlly houses ct Hudson
E,Ishfs Clir4de snd Psnsadts Pns sss JtrssJ.
a. about ons-hslf = former prices. All The
.hoy- uroper-e~ within &c cclt fafs rous and
stfhin thfrfy minutes Of Hsfisttsa. Tness Prop.
Ia co~nor.tious nov bsins uatidaied BY the BARK
ir. psrarreft AID ofsfsd a. real sacritcs
pr ~. SPECIAL Inducements 20 eonusetofs 80
builder. sho all purchase q c1usidsrAois nonoS
., lotN Fof fuunsr par,iralt- addfes
HENI ID nAsiHT.
81 Brosdwu. Nes icfs CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

- ~ tsss nj srro-s-Wzro. J. Tro-t 4se nv
80 Tt''s -. hin-r Ietete, oi ,ia',
- 49, NM DOLE IIfi o. bsges-Nes
" nteo r Dg.ts Jsys-Rsnden a..
rrrn' k,J "a Esd1sn Bass o. nals-o7
- J. - hDlof. . sohgpp ~ 4 tSf
80 cct-Bf srh4Go ~ Frh2uff. D. KY
u. Fots1 IA rcfrf His-O- sc1lyp 3
s,fu - hffssef n : innlng ~ llLh,
~ trer - 1854 4 o. 2 inrinU. Lmp.rct-
~ "a kafssfo~ Tre-I %
'ohn ! HcGrsv announced his line
- Tor the games IN Houston and Gal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18

Colts. ......... 100 800 "a 4. !
Regulars ......- 9 U
Eass hits--O1 Pferer. in innings of Rucker
Go..db-ei. In @ INNING. % CoIseli. ] On J nm.
irE Tnree- base lit-stol gel Base On Usls Ut
s-,eeI- Sfurk Ouf-Hy Appctor. J. fT 'oi-
veI t. Tine 30 Jmpires ken and hsiei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
Score by innings:

Ysnnls.ns.... o @ !!
Hegu.ans...... 81
Tso-bise hit-Ar,Eon. Thres -nsse hlt-SfaNk er
sfoie-i bases-Boone Mag Double .psst-tl.
hp0iey and recHrpsush : aNkey. Boone and VI.
Govern Bass on bsl.-pr Naralt. ., on ~
GET - Love. ! ~ >hagksy. hrs-V1 MAJ
lie +. - Bolgeff - Love q - SIash.f. .
Struck oui-By Markic. g. hy Love 4. D. sh4NAs},
Impfes-fareil aid DOsogAr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE DR. TO LET
BROOKLYN.
BARGAIN PRICES.

Flaih'lsh. two family brick. ..... 49,. NlD
Bah Besch. nr subway salon 2 'an- bfcS G.39
Tr9-fanIly sef -dsts he'd. Fls,oush. por ,let $3.50
Esr Nea Y1-k. one family. tom. 5000
Nth t-.Tes4y .... ..---..- .....-...-... s'-<S'
yfffs pa ns Mrsfriesfer. room cottase.
arc plot Uor b s. 000. frtcr .-......... ~ ASo
nIIRERI ElllOII. lss e..al. ~. I,l Is2l Ger.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-01
The
Sandman Story
For Tonight

It was cold, rainy and the water
dripped down through the roof on the
bare floor, where the mother lay Ill
with two sick children in the bed at
her side. Olga, the eldest girl, was
busy trying to cook a bit of porridge
on few chips. After ten minutes
work she gave the mother a bowl OF
steaming cruel, swept the floor and
covering up the sick carefully, put her
shawl around her head.
II am going out to get some PUSHES
and weave couple Of baskets" she
said. For ! am sure that I can sell
them for good price at the Easter
market. Do not worry: sleep till
come back, and all will be we'll"
Olga hurried down to the bank OF
the stream, and was about to get an
armful of reeds when she spied, far
out in the marsh, some beautiful
rushes of an unusual color. They
were tall and straight, and of a bright,
glossy green.
Il will get those" said Olga, aloud
"They are so exquisite that q basket
made Of them would sell for a big
price. 1t is muddy and wet, but then
how nice to earn the money for
mother"
Out into the cold. wet mire she
plunged, and floundered about for a
long time before she reached the dry
spot on which grew a large field of
the lovely reeds. Just as she was
about to cut down a bunch there
sprang out Of hole in the ground a
tiny brown dwarf, whose white beard
touched his knees.
What right have you to steal my
rushes?" he demanded in an angry
voice.
"Oh! pardon, SIR" exclaimed Olga.
II did not know anyone owned them.
l was trying to get some pretty ones,
In order to make a few Easter baskets
to sell to get money for my mother,
who is sick. But I would not have
come for these had known they were
yours"
When the dwarf heard Olga's sad
story he smiled, for he really was a
kind soul.
That's all right, little girl" he said.
gently. Il have far more than need
Some OF these rushes are very pecu-
liar, and have habit Of playing tricks
on people, but on kind ones it is al
days a pleasant one. Take all you
wish; you are welcome"
And the good little dwarf helped
Olga bind together large bundle of
the pretty rushes.
1t was growing cold by this time,
and the girl started home. The wind
blew, and the rain turned into snow.
Then the bundle on her back seemed
to grow heavier every moment. Stun
bling at every step, she crept slowly
home, and was glad to fall, almost ex-
hausted, at the door. Warming up
the tea and feeding the two sick chill
dren with bread and milk, Olga then
lighted the lamp and set about weav-
ing the baskets.
She took up the reeds and laid them
over on the table, but she found they
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-01

in surprise. 1.-THE good dwarf has re-
warded your own goodness
And they were-every one of the
big bundle Of rushes was a long. shin
ing rod Of gold. There was enough to
sell for big sum. and with it Olga
made her mother and family comfort
able for life. But never did they for.
get the brown dwarf. Nor did they
lose a chance to do like him--a good
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-01

act. In their new home they helped
the sick and poor, and often on sum.
mer evenings. when Olga was walking
near the shore Of the stream, she
would call aloud. and soon across the
marsh would come running the dear,
little brown dwarf. who had brought
them such good luck.
Tomorrow's story "Hew BsssIe
Saved Bobby"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-01

bursting into tears. THE reeds are
no good, and all my walk was for
nothing-I can make no baskets"
Just then one of the logs on the
hearth broke into bright flame that
lighted up the room in a brilliant
glow.
why, Olga. child; these rushes are
of the purest gold" cried the mother,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-01

were 50 heavy she could hardly stand
up under the burden.
II must be getting ILL.," she said to
herself. And who will wait on
mother then? l must work, and not
give up"
So she tried to bend the rush, but it
would not bend. 1t was hard and cold
and stiff.
"Oh. mother" exclaimed Olga,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-01
DRINKS BARREL A WEEK..

MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 1.-Romeo
Smith testified that although a barrel
of beer was being shipped to his house
once a week he was not running a
blind tiger. He said the beer was for
his own consumption.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-01

effort is required for the public welfare. would b
harmful beyond calculation.
The widespread effect upon the industries Of the
country as a whole is beyond measure or appraise.
ment at this time and agree with the nsstent and
widespread public concern over the gravity of tho
situation and the consequences of surrender by tho
railroads in this emergency.
In like deeply impressed with the
of responsibility to maintain and keep open
the arteries of transportation which carry the life
blood of the commerce Of the country, and Of the
consequences that will flow from even temporary
interruption of service over the railroads, but the
issues presented have been raised above and beyond
the social and monetary questions involved, and
the responsibility for the consequences that may
arise will rest upon those that provoke it.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-01
Statement of Executives to the President
all the
him Of

The demands in this controversy have not been
presented in judgment, for the purpose of fixing
definite daily period of labor reduction in the
existing hours of labor change in methods of opera
ton, but for the real purpose of accomplishing
increase in wages of approximately One Hundred
Million Dollars per annu, IS per cent. for the
in railroad freight train and yard service represented
by the labor organizations in this matter.
After careful examination of the facts and patient
and continuous consultation with the Conference
Committee Of Managers and among ourselves, we
have reached clear understanding of the magnitude
of the questions and of the serious consequences to
the railroads and to the public involved in the decision
Of them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-01

actual experience their Judgment approves or tho
months.
(c In view of the far-reachng consequences Of the
declaration made by the President accepting the
hour day. only upon the railroads and the classes
of labor involved directly in this controversy. but to
the public and upon all industry, it plain that
subject in SO far as it affects the railroads and their
employees should be Investigated and determined by
Commission to be appointed by the President, of
such standing to compel attention and respect to
its findings The judgment of such Commission
would be helpful basis for adjustments with labor
and such legislation intelligent public opinion.
informed, might demand.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-01

"a The railroads will effective September T. 1916.
keep the time of all represented in this movement.
upon hour basis and by separate account monthly.
with each man, maintain record of the difference
between the money actually earned by him on the
present basis and the amount that would have been
sarned upon an hour basis-overtime on each basis
20 be computed pro rata.
The amounts so shown will be subject to the
decision Of the Commission, provided for in Paragraph
(c) of this memorandum and payable in money,
may be directed by said Commission in its findings and
decision.
(b) The Interstate Commerce Commission to
supervise the keeping of these accounts and report the
Increased cost of the hour basis after such period Of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-01
Trustees for the Public
Public Investigation Urged


thc
se thereby
Thera oil neco otundap present
If it dnvovo
in
dndhe
he id i
eco the be nevad Sbaa
in manner the he present puai Of
be hnhon gand
O Of sand
Of
In good faith have worked continuously earnestly effort
solve the problem all the These efforts
when the the showed
Problem Threatens Democracy Itself
The STRIKE will be forced upon the country by the paid
class of aborers the world when has the greatest
transportation efficiency.
The problem presented alone of the
but involving democracy ITSELF and sharply the
citizens should be allowed life
Of the country by block the
ubaPs S,asn M~Yotc sanIu ~ss
RANK
F Chesapeake Ohio
oheR.ne.a
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bieisniaen anbsrer 9dnbtr an MtuBs'
runaen bes DlitIsibs nit ben idiptr
bsirofisnen Stdbtsn ipomOgIid ~
iiberbistsn, unb bic noripsgifds pteils
itl0pfts baraus bic Soffnuna. bab 0sn
gIyisbsrauFbau irob bss artgss tsi'
n,rlsi S6lpi,rislsiisn btrsitst iperosn
piirbsn. Run Bat fiirBli4 England
I,in Witlsib in bi, 9bai umssisst
iub,m ss - ben an Wisbsraufpnu
b.rporrau.nb bttb,ilisten 3isgelipertsH
BON gr.b.rifi.nbt fOipis anberen St'
iri,6sn bi, 3ufubr pom aOhlen eni'
,Osl
Sn psldem Ndb ale nsutraltn
Stdoten, amsritd ri6t ausgatlois
fen. in sntipirbigsubr art tasidslid
psra.paIiist ip.rbsn. odmit litBtn lid1
gdnb, fiiIen. DdUon iuirb ipdtsr EN-
btiono,rer abidniti Der 1eidiAfs
bieI.s 0slt.ritess rtosn mii1tn. elH
Sui.s ptrb es bisltidt bdbsH. oaB DC
W,uiralsn ale bieiss qrisg,s gloib am
.iaen,n 9.ibs nfabren. Gle psrpsn
bofftntlit Iit irns.n. pober nds
,ommi. llnb i0nnen MIR oi. tine
gntuOrt finbsn: DeiI zines Staoits.
snalanbs, Ss,iib,rmoti ibm ssliat'
let. auf Gee gu iddlisH ndh isiHtHl
eymeii,u, iebsm 2ano iibtr See Mur
bds 5utommtn Su laiien, pas ,E flIr
out bait, b. b. bas, mas in engIdnoa
Aritasplan pabt. Wds 9Olisrrstt
IL, Ipielt Dab.i ebsuiopeuis cine Roas
lpi, bic 5rda.. oh bic Reutrditn DC
burd, Roth lsiben ootr oh ibre SIoc
rdnii1t uno rationale Wdrot nit
Hlbsn as.reten iptrbsn. in btm
Yiabe, in BEN iis Uon Der 2uiuhr ibsr
Ss, abbGnasn. miifen iis ensIdno 81
ieinen ari.as s,p.tsn 3uipiIlen islH.
limb oaun fpsrStn ii6 bic Reutrdlsn
bofisntlid, ou6 odrlibsr liar, bab oas
immer 70 I,in rpirb. ioIanss ts
sine Raht sibi. bic on StegsDaii
bic anbertn 70 bob Iberrugi nj. tnS'
lamb es in oief,m ariegt ihlt. S,e
psrber fib baron .rinHuH miiilen
oab bic sanjs eHtpidIuns bss foss'
uannten g0litrrsdts nitts anosrss
mar dls Elm iubrjebntsluueer adaipi
asssn England, bem alImlblih cir pd'
pisrsn.s 3ugsiidnbnis na6 BEN ans
bern d6gsruusen ipurbs. bds man Don
her beuie pieoer ii.er.iden ariIht
ab5ubriusen periudis. bab .s aui Osm
Wle.rs tbun biirfe, mas feline Wi14t
ibm erldubt, uub ods in Der StlnOs
Der Geiabr al bi.i.s golisrredt gum
ljIuubr mari. gislleihi lpnO.n bann
aud BEL urs bic pbauioiisn ausiisrs
ben. bic sin nsuss WOIisrr.tt nit
6rsibeit Der Ul.ere uub SeiIisieii b.s
pripat.igenibums auf neu. 9sriTigs
ariinbsn poIlsn itoii auf bic Wnht.
bic alIsin jsbem Rsdt Fiidsrat gsbsn
tanr, uuo ouf Elm 8l,itg.pid,t Der
GrGfis auf bem Wt.r.. na6bem Gnss
lambs Seeiibuma6i 5erbro4sn if.
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@i. itebt's nit Gnslanb ?

SEPT, bd Der 8rGiibent iib nit peI
oeuti6en Hote 5ufriebsn ertlGrt fat
lit es 3eit, bab er ii6 nit Gnglanf
befaBt. Die @riinbe, bic er fir isir
9Orgebsn essen Dsuti6lanb angegeber
bat, ipre9en nit unenblif srOberer
Waa4t fir Elm entfdieoenes gini6reis
ten gegen gnglanb. Seiner Qngabs
5ufplge, nas ia aud bOlIig autrlfft, 1T
er perpfli6tst, Die Rs9te Der Ser.
Staaten gu pa6ren. Wdbrenb er ges
gen Deuti6lorb aber frens porsing,
troBbem es ii9 nur I'm cine rein te9s
Hif6e RedtsoerleBung sebdnbslt bat,
1T gegen England nod gar niats ges
i6eben unb Der prdiibent ielbit ipirb
ipobl ni4t beitreiten t0nnen, bab bon
oieier Seite bic Ser. Stdaten &rGns
tungen unb Demiitbigunssn erfabren
babsn, ME iie nod teiner unabbGnsis
gen Hation geboten iporben Iinb unb
baB ale prpteits odgegen nit nod
i4limmeren 8ergspaltigungsn bsanta
Dortet norben finb.
Die Der. Stoaten baben Elm unbe>
itreitbures Re6t, Daureu mad neutros
len 2dnbern gu f4iden unb BON sort
gu empfangen. Gnslanb fdpert bic
Wauren in beiben igdlen. @n 8ors
itellunsen bat es BON urferer Seite
nc5l ni4t sefeblt. absr fie Iinb fru9ts
los gebIiebeu. Wos Gnglanb aIs,
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9okal.Derid1t
G5e' 'Grlaubnik

JGrdnt !. Began. %, Rorpooe, ..
GloIa Jpe, q, bsssI.
(Gbas. RuBbaum, %, qmslia, 8.
lSrns psiirup, Is, 4. qDsnu..
lJr.b. S6un., %, 2735 GprinJ
Grop. glDtnu..
lRarsarst Grans, 20, GkDioi, o.
l5arO6 poitsl. 50. 1891 SarriIcu ap.
laenu alsii.r 43. 1913 5airmpunt
4p.nue.
leDersti g. smitf. %, Glmpoob
plaee.
lSsIsn 9. staaf. 20. Carthage, ..
yGh0a. 5. 3.r, 2S, gOr,pia., Snb.
I leatbsrins GisIos, "a, 2633 Gcoi
Sirabe.
|sianlsp O. 0sipsr. "a. 2so 5.l.n
Strabs.
lelsanOr. so.bl.r, "a, 443l gul..
rain 9fpsnus.
lSobH 3. Gallagher. 81, aol5 Doob,
burn aOsnus.
lWarsarst Wsbbsr 1s, 1876 G,bar
abenue.
l5Obn g. sOhlmau. %. s14 aaf,t
1 Strdbe.
lettel Rspera, %. 1926 Sibnsp Ut.
IDm. 6. 5bfu. %. apbia etrab..
lGrieba 8oIIbarbt, II. 2177 lustH
Gitp 4oenue.
Iebmunb SpOrins. %, 1928 S.pii.
/ apenue.
lelioab.tb Ran. 26. b.ssI.
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slsiher 9sit mub man Der ipsitsrsr
anii6t bes srObsn Observation-Disclosures
beiItimmen. ipenn sr iast ~Yiea:i9i
1T ss beF,r, bab mir ben ariss fort.
isssn, bann baben mir bic 9eipibbeit.
bag Seutidlanb 9lllss srreicht. mas
gu Isinsr Si9erbeit abiolut notbpen-
big lit" Dieter 9erbifenbeit Der III.
liirten itebt bic gerubisuns seeenii6er,
bab Der ariss nidt mebr lanse ouuerr
tam. Wenn man bepbadtet, ipie Die
SrdnsOien ssSpungen Iino, ben aalnpi
aIIsin ssssn 9suti4lano gu fiibrcr
unb ipis bieie bei @erbun beitdnois
suriidsebrGnst psrben, 10 1T tlar crs
iidtli9, bub Der 3eitpuntt, mann Die
aliirten bic @dffsn itreden miifen.
nidt mehr fern 1T.
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Gnsliide aiebessaben.
Bon aapiian ,mr eee b. aa6lweiier

lie fleinen neiitralen Guropc'
|Staaten, bdrllnter in allereriier sici.
1e ScIlGi6, erireien iif befonSerei
engIiiber auimerfionfeit id)on ieii
langer 3eit. 9ie geonidlln9en nm
@eroelpaliigungen, bic lid aui Den
aan5en SeebanoeI eriireden, i'm
Iira6 Iegen lllS MIR ins Snnb bin.
Gin. ooer binauslaiien. mas gnglnno
sulabt, iinb i'm aII9emeinen ia intt.
fam befannt; trcsSem aber bat es Elm
qeipiIies Sntereiie, aiitbentiidje
Gdriitiiiide onriibcr fennen su Ter.
men neil ionit Ieift adagt miro, oni,
Gle an9eneine 8cljaiWiiing iiber iol.
de 1inee ipenig 9,eiucisfrait haben
fonne. llniere 5eiiibe Defenders ar.
beiteli natiirlid) nit iolfen erpioe.
rungen, trobbein Die befamlien 1hot.
laden. 3. 9. Die @riinoung Ger
lebtriestrlfts, bic nad en9liIaer
gnipsiIuns in neutraIen aGnbern ses
gen bic BerIorsuns Deutidlanbs ar
beiten, sieertIih sbenio beutiit3 rsb.n
mi, bic Dinge, nit benen man iid i'm
snslif6en parlaxtnt often 6riifste
Ulan lieB ia fosar tein.n 3ipeiisl o1a
riiber, baB cine ftarfe Stimnuns oprs
bonben mar, nod gang onbers sesen
bis Reutralen DOrsuseben, unb ipsnn
boruuf gang idii9tern bon ipsnissn
eeantportet fpurbe. man miiife aud
Ridii9tsn auf bie RritrdleH ntbmsn,
70 mar bas gdn3 iider ni@t bic BERN
fheube Stimming I'm snsIifcben pars
lament, unb bic Grfldrung Der rsstls
rs9ien gIodabe inter einI4tub Der
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gterblibfeitsberidt.

WliIbreb Riion /. ct. csoIetts
6inotlbaus; euHssnsniSiinbuna.
WaIpino Goulb, 80, 5O3 DtIi Z.
Sirabs; Serslsiben.
Geo. DlolIft, 3. 8. unb gnriatt
ape.; 2uftrSbr,nsntsdubuna.
Wiaiam st,lIp. 70, 5Ss Delta as,s
nuf; Risrenlsibtn.
SObn alsin. SO. 1916 Roc, gtru,
Be; gluiDsreiftuns.
asna Corn. 80. 234S 20. ReMi.
den aDe.; glisrsnleiben.
eliiabsih Sdab.r. 85, 1900 Ger.
ron glDsnus; SebirnI4laa.
Narsaretbe piitOr, SO, 415o So.
milton aps.; Ssr,l,iben.
Carl RObn. 60. 1414 Sobn Gtsu,
Be; Rrebs.
: Rslis Conan IS, 1882 y,crb
Dadin ssrabs; gtisrsf4nd9e.
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Sinter Der 5runt pon geronn
gOn einem Rbsinpfdtssr.

@ls i9 bieier Gage na6 aptbrtngtn
fubr, bate i'd slsi6 auf bem 8abns
bof einsn berserfreuenben @nbIid. @s
.purben geraoe 2eute sefpeift. bic na6
Der Grpnt ginsen. prd9tise @eitaltsn,
NIT frDbliden, fiegesgeipiHs iHsnGeii9iern,
auf benen bic Griibiabrsionue bereits
elm ftarfes Braun 5uriidselafIsn battle.
Sber mar es Der admpfesmutb Der
ben 2euten bas glut raider bur4 bic
Abern trieb, Der Don @erbun beriibsrs
gronerbea aanonenbonner, Der iie fSrms
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OerReferpebantenz & . me
mifiGr Darburs bat bic glns
iidt ausseiproden, bub bic Der.
Staten ale SduIben besablt ba6en
unb sipar in Der WeiIe, baB iie fir
cine Nilliarbe Wertbpapiere einssl0it,
reip. i'm Martte aufgetauft baben uno
cine Milliarbe an bic Nlliirten gelies
ben baben. 9araus ihliebt er, oub
bas WeltbantgeI6Gft an unIer 2ano
iibersesanssn lei. Samit ioG puDr>
i6einIid aud betpieien iperben, peIden
sroben Sesen uns Der &rieg, rsip. bic
llnteritiiBuns Der Nlliirten gebro6t
bat. Wsnn Iolhes bic Qniiht 1T, 10
berubt lie auf elmer groben 9ertennuitg
Der tbatid6li6en 9erbdltniiIe. 5iirs
Grite lpirb iiberieben, bab bur6 bieIen
ariss neue 8erbinbli6tsitsn geidufien
lporben iinb, ba 5ur 9eniige bstannt
1T, mas aud bem 9errn 8arburs tsin
9ebeimnib fein tpirb, bab bic euros
pGiiden Rsgierunsen cine erobe @ns
Sabl &rebits in bieiem 9anbe seiddfs
fen buben, auf bic erit mad bem
Sriees eeSoeen tperben pirp, ba lie
bem 3tpsds bienen iollen, uus bus ben
europdii6en Regierungen absenpns
mene Cob fpieber gu entsieben. 9es
nau 1T bic Summe ni9t betunnt, absr
feititebenb 1T, bab lie einen srobsn 9ts
trae bartlett uno unieren golopors
ratb, auf bsm allein mir eine fiuans
5isae Weltmaht auf6dusn tDnnen, psrs
minbern pirb. Weiter 1T es S6ut,
fade, bab aues 9slb, bas mir NIB
renb bes 9risges erlunst bdben, niht
i'm gntfsrnteiteu fir uniers gehiirfs
niiie geniigt, benn Die 4niammIuna
Der 9olbporrdtbe TT gum ni9t GERM
gen Sbeil Der Sbatfa6e SuSui9reibsn,
oab Der unbefrisbiasnbe @efhGftsgars
in alien Snouitrien, bic ni6t rem
ariese bienen, bic Raffraee mad, 9elo
1iebergebdlten bat, bic na9 oem S.rieqe
nit poppelter Wtuat ii6 einiteaen piro.
Sbenfo babsn ale nsuen llnttrnebs
nunsen pdbrenb bes arieses gsrubt
lnb penn oiefe, tpie bas unpermeiblth
It, tpieoer aufgenommeu perben, ii |
'oear cine @elbtnappbeit au bsfiir6s |
en-. 9iefs biirfte iid fOgar behen,Iid |
ripeifen neil auf bas bisberige Q6=
arebit in europa aufSu=
le6mer, ni4t gu rs9nen 1T. Was
pir in ben nd6iten 5tuan5ll tSabren
lntsrnebmen molten, mub NIT uricrem |
igensn 9elo gef4eben unb bas fam
ir uniers gebiirfniiIs ni6t auarsis
ben. neil uniere pirtbi6uftlitbs Gnts
pidlung nod nt6t 5ur 5GIfte abges
aIOfien 1T. Sm 2i6ts bisier sEots
a6en betraatet, lit Der srube S6uScn
IL oeritebsn, Der unIerem 2anbs pur6
SrDffnung bon &rebiisn an bic 2tGi;rs
en- 5ugeFiigt porben III. Serr Ddrs
,urg lit ni9t Der ginsige, Der iid be-
nubt, bic 5tndn3en beg Sdnoes in |
oI4 roiigem 2ihte bar5uitsuen. @aic
WaI Street unb ale 9robriten uns
eritiiBen ibn barin. 8enn mir audi
liat Serrn Warburg nit bieier 9laFe
bentifi5iren molten, 70 baben feline 4ns
laben bod bic Wirtung, bas 8smiiben
'er probriten gu unterIsiiben, Dds
'arauf geridtet tit, bus gan5e 9efb in
zen Ser. Stadten gneldnb CUR Der
ii9uns gu iteIen. gu tpsl6sm 3tpeds
ogar cine ariegs6ebe geeen 0eutibs
anb betrieben tpirb, neil burc5 iol6en
frieg bic 4biidt, bic Der. Staaten gu
'erarmsn unb gnelunb in bic !S6bs gu
)elfen, iid lei4ter bur6fii6ren lisbs.
The Seward gateway., 1916-02-14
UNION CONFERS
 WITH MEARS
MEMBER OF COMMISSION MAKES WRITTEN STATEMENT OF
 HIS INTENTIONS.

ANCHORAGE, Feb. l4-(MOnday) A committee representing the Fed eral Labor Union held an extended conference with Commissioner Mears last Saturday afternoon. Mr. Mears made a written statement which was read at the meeting of the Union yes terday and which says that he will put the wage scale adopted up to his associates at Washington with his own recommendation that an increase be granted. His statement was very we'll received by the men present but owing to the fact that the able is down no answer may be received from Washington for a couple of weeks. The Union has now over twelve hun dred members and it will build labor temple, the preliminary work for which begins today.