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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
ITALIAN BILLS STILL ADVANCE.
British sterling and Grrmnn MARKS
Also stronger.

The feature ~ Yesterdays foreign cN-
change market was The continued
strength 81 italian lire. winch closed at
asa. against Il previous olo.e OF 66>a,
Demand sterling advanced to'i - .-l@.
against ass on Wednesday. while ca
bles were unchanged at 80. Francs
We're steady al 397%. for checks and
5.?1 for cables. while ruhles dropped
from 3l55 TO 3la,. Guiiders closed AT
4? His. against a previous close of
~ 9-lt.
Marks were stronger and closed at
- ll-i6 for sight drafts and .la, for
cables. They were previously quoted AZ
~ and II li-l6 respectively Austrian
kroncn rose from . 80 to - 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
Tho "PrObR bly, Dead"

III" Commerce Commissions represent
'Ho'"' arranged TO go to Amherst early
u '' afternoon and "A special train
was placed AT their disposal and that Of
'N" sat" Investigators. Coroner Carver
my 'h" party Of officials at Elyria.
l.' GLOWING list OF probably dead
w.. ven out this afternoon:
tI.t.N AUSTIN. SIR. Cleveland.
'N"hINS, G., Beaver Falls. Pa. At.
t american BOWLING congress In
Was on train, but has not been
.''l rn'e the wreck.
'''N VIZ b. g., Tranord. Pa. Was on train
'. - missing,
~ y, , Detroit. ana
'N"NN, - Detroit, Neither has been
'| s'r" wreck. Wcr. travelling with
Hro'her, bllie Osusn of Cleveland,
linong The Injured at Elyria.
> 49, TIER, WALTER. Last address.
,prii"uiY, was Vanderbilt Hotel. New
.''h Not seen since wreck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31

PARK Commissioner luGerSol's request
for permission To- use city property in
Carroll street between Hicks and Henry
streets. RrooEly!. as a play ground was
refused ny the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund yesterday. tity Chamber
Tain IIrgere being tho only one who
favored the proposition. Residents of
the neiehhorhood were against IT ard the
further reason was advanced that tn.
proposed playground = near Carroll
p.,N@
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
THE Mayor at Home ~.

MAYOR Mitchell was confined To MS
home YESTERDAY aud a number uf en-
Eagements at the tity Hall had to he
postponed, u Was SAID that he had SUI
icr"d another attack OF the headaches
that frequently have compelled him tn
forcgo his duties
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31

C>NToN. March 80. Co. Fighting Is
taking place in Swat"w, IN tho province
~ k~wang-tung, according To reports
reaching here,
The United States ~suutult V Inning
ton is N the harior, F~or,igu.rs have
been cautioned not To- 60 near Swatow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31

N"r Smokiug cigars in a cloak and
NV Establishment at ~ Cannon street
"aIiS'rats Handy in the Essex Market
pplc" court yesterday sent Joseph Fills
~r $50 Faile street. The Bronx. and
naNi llorowitz, 72 South Tenth street.
days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-31
100000 MEN SERVE 8 HOUR
DEMANDS ON 452 RAILROADS
Railway Managers Counter Proposal to Open Whole
Wage Schedule, Not Acceptable-"Fight Is to a Finish.
Well VIM" Says Brotherhood President Lee.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. March 30.--Repre-
sentatives of the 400, 900 employees Of
@62 railroads of the United States, al
most simultaneously this morning pre-
scnted their demands for an eight hour
day and time and a half for overtime.
in turn they received a set Of demands
from the roads themselves, technically
called enquiries"
This reply. which IL is understood Is
identical In the case of each railroad, in
effect throws open for consideration all
provisions Of the present schedule relat-
ing to compensation. The roads offer to
agree to the selection of "A conference
committee composed Of delegates from
the o great railroad brotherhoods--
the Locomotive Engineers. the Fircmen
and Enginemen. the Railway Trainmen
and the Railway Conductors-and rep
resentativcs OF the conference committee
OF the managers of the Eastern terri
tory, the Western Association and the
southwestern Association to meet at
Chicago and talk things over.
III this plan should he followed a def
finite answer. probably. may come when
that meeting takes place. several months
distant. After that may come arbitra-
ZION or n Dig nght.
To Refuse Counter Proposal.
But the railroad employees, SO the of.
ficials here indicate. will refuse to con-
slider the counter proposals made by
the companies. II is pointed out that
nothing would he gained by the men
In arbitrating the railroads proposal
to change the wage schedule and that
they would only lose part OF the sd-
yartages they now have.
W. q. Lee. president OF the Brother
hood of Railroad Trsinmcn. declared that
lie had expected the counter proposal
II am not at all surprised NE said
Although | had no animation Of what
their answer would be | expected the
roads to make some demand in return. 4"
In commenting on the presentation Of
the eight hour day demarxs President
Lee made this statement
The men to-day presented the pro-
posed schedule revision to the manage
ments OF every railroad in the country.
The proposed schedule represents what
is what We are going 10 get.
THE eight hour day is possible II
will not be necessary for N railroad 10
expend a dollar in overtime Il proper
care is taken. IT the railroads cannot
avoid paying the penalty for overtime
there will be a few operating officials out
OF a Job. We are going to flgh to a
finish for the eight hour day, and We are
Coins TO get II or there will he no
brotherhood left"
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A uniform letter presented by the four
brotherhoods with the demands reads as
follows
This t. 10 advise tina, employees
employed on the -- railroad. have in
structed the authorized committees of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Eng
neers, the brotherhood uf Locomotive
Firemen and Enginemcn. the order OF
Railway Conductors and the Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmen to present
To YOU the attached proposition as "A
revision Of the schedules now in force
and effect on our line governing EN-
ployees in the classes Of service in
dictated therein.
IN accordance With the terms OF our
present agreements. kindly accept this a-
the official notice Of our desire 20 re-
wise TO the extent named cur present
schedules or agreements.
I'VE reques, that YOU Join with other
railway managcnen;s N the United
S,atcs and enter into u collective move
ment for the purpose of handling THIS
proposition At one and the same time
through a joint committee representing
all railroads concerned. and We are IN
structed to advise you that the or
ganiza,Ions stand ready to do like
wise.
This proposition il being presen, I'd
~ "a q ~ w ' ~ 49,
same date this request H. made upon
your line. and II is desired that answer
TO our proposal he made IN writing to
the undersigned committee on or before
April 30. 1915.
I'm submitting hts proposition ". de-
sire that II he understood that all rates.
rules and conditions in our agreements
not specifically affected by these pro-
posed amendments shall remain un-
changed, subject to changes IN the fu-
ture by negotiating with proper OFF,
Gals and committees, as has been the
case in the past.
ut is our request that all lines or
divisions OF railway operated or con-
,rolled by the - Railroad h b"
included in these negotiations and that
any agreement reached shall appl!
alike 10 all such lines of railway.
1T is 10 be understood that any set
Element of these questions that may he
agreed upon by this cooperative move
ment will not become effective m roads
where agreements or arbitration awards
exist until the expiration of the period
named therein
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

2(nS Ser Sbenter,pclt.
TreiGcrr Tricbrid u. Tlutuiu's uMar=
tia" fpmmt nadyten Sunutag
glansenb beiett mad bent
8mrtis EpcrnGans.
yWartba"; 1peldber Ieutidle fenlt

yW'artba"; iuelber Ielltife fennt
llidt Sic Melobie: vMartba, Martba,
3ll emf idmanoelt" Gus Srei6err
Srieori6 bon 6lotop'5 munocrborer
Sper9 Scit Dem Soge, als yWar-
tho" 5llm crlten Mule int Sonnburgcr
stoottbcatcr i'm Sa1re 1914 sur
alliiiibrllig gclanete, Big al Dem
belltigcn Gage, bat lidl Die mlllocr=
bare Spcr allf Der erlten Stllfe Ser
I6caterproeramn,e Scr Gpern6auier
.gchalteil.
atm 1laditcn sonlrtoa nm fonllat
Dicle bcrrll6c Sper inter Ser BE-
fan1lt bcrporragenoen geiebltlg Ser
@piton Opera COMPANY llad) benz
gurtis G~pcrnhalts. Gie iiilff bcocu-
tenoltcn Spernfrafte Ser or1lerifalli=
.id}en @iibllc, Niepb ). shceban,
sri. Wirtb Carmen, Sic befannte
Erimabon1a; MGe. Gloille Sc Gel
lem, Die 9efeierte fran5oiiidle Son.
troltolallgcrin; 6arul0 :. @eis, Ser
%hcfontte Barton ltnb idlicBlih nod
Nbilip 1Scil,, Der melt6efanlte &ofrl0-
oialt Der Sperettenbii6ne. Tasl
fomnt lod Elm critflaiiiger G6el
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
sdage nit sublcnaus;ns

Sin gffiaier Ger amsritanildsn
Sunoesarmee bat neuerpings UNI eiN
Patellt fur eineu pcn tbuu ertuupe=
nen 9drub nach9elubt, peldler, mie
ntal sluubt, liG uls pruttilber muo
etquelnsr erlpel1en lptrp, ais ieoer
2lloere btsler betuniite Sdlub, gu
aadfE 1T er fir ~militdrlide Sienlt=
jlpeue ieItlt bc1tlmmt; er riirfts aber
.npd) i'll 3toiileben 1ebr pleltude ZEE
augullg ilnpen, penn sr lieD plrtlia
aligsalelu bslrdGrt.
Ser yooeu pleIes ed)ubes be-
ltelt aug elnem leid)ten metalllld)cu
Napmtmrest, bus serupe ltart ge=
au9 lit, I'm lelne WeItu!l 6u bebul-
ten. Dieter Habmeu entbalt e,le
-a},sbepotrlbtung, pelhe man quo;
men uSpRIenaus5us" iltltnen t0nn=
te. W'litels clelsr g%psricbtuna tam
leoer Die SAubiplle sun5 lcid)t bsts
Atsnehnlen uuo ebeu,p sllle urpete
sine ale Gdpuie5lsteit biuein]1ie=
Ben.
Gcld3srart piro es alic fir ir=
scno etllcn Senuser perartigsr Sdlu-
ts moalih. enc ub9etrugene Srble
berais5u6leben uno purlt cine neue
81 erlesel, iueldbe id)un tenn Aeuf
Ger Sbube ais Nslerpsi Bile mltQe,
Eommfn lpsrocn tunll. A,d) lit man
81 lrseno elmer set in Der yage,
ole Side Der SpDle gu luet1eln,
penn oies fir ben &rmiprt oes
21o9ers ipiinfGu1slusrt crihsinsn
lollte. Nber Die arnlen Sbubllider
psrosn bon Der @riinouna nirbt
9erepe entsiidt iein, oenn lie
cerlleren pamlt ia pieher einell
toidtigen ripb"! SolAe @ublsn, TO-
ME audi ~belpealide &blaBs, nclbe
le0er 1elber onieBen, abntbmea obst
al1h umoreben fann, maiden ieoen
gsrbruuder in tait allen ys5isbuns
gen gum 3eporieren ieiner eiaensn
SOLUBLE ipenn er 2ult oa3u bat
= uno mas bonn nod fir ben
5lldIduller iibris bleibt, lit taam
cer Nebe inert!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Gie uGcute Ganiantc" fu1nmt am 5.
lto 6. GftDbcr nad) DEM Snr'
tis S%pernGams.

Gincs Ser aroBten t5catroliidcn
greigniIie Ser nabcHocn Soiion lit
basgrid)einen pom vMepre Ianiante"
am 5. uno 6. Gftober i'm 9nrtis
Sperllhals. Ser Slpeite Sag lit Scr
@eIt SIDE Settlement gcmiDmct.
Trolt Ilorence Mac8id @aaacc
bon Wtolile, Sic Dor brei Solrcn on
liBlid oes BON ser @elt Sioc Settle=
merlt peroltltalteten oSocietp Circus"
einen 10 rieiigell Grfol9 errallg, bat
oie 2eitulg ii6er Die uGcpne 3an=
la1te" ii%bernonnlen.
Sic uGepuc Ganlonte" miro olS
Eremicrc %fontnlcn, lilO cine Iille
bon @ra5ie uno hcrporragenbcr &C.
idmacfpoller MISUNDERSTANDING nit
Tid) 6ringen.
Sic critic S5clte ipielt llngcId6r 5l1
;3eiten BON gloan1 lt1o Gna, ruihrcno
bic 5tpeitc S5ene aried)iid)e Sall5e
ert6Glt. lann fonlmert bic Son5c
be5 IL. Sa6rfmnoerts, sic @oftdn5c
Der fran5oliidcn gliltbe5cit, Die Wtl=
ltllet : Sonse rnb 10 lallglam Bic mo-
ocrllcn Son5e, mie Der Sango, Sor
Srot, l,ilp.
Ser 3lpcd Ser @oriii6rllng 1T sic
longIonle gntmitflltl9 Scr Sdn5e mil
DEM 6ortid)ritt Ser Belt 5ll 5ci9ell
Sic langianle, Itets id}0ne Goloaoiic
bie Sraneailc, oic Minllett, ltto ocl
fralie @egenlas Ser nloDert1en @ir.
|bcltan5c.
aaen rorolt apiro Ser Salls Sen
3%llfunft~. iteben. @ei bieiem Iol1.
Iapiro alld6 sic il1llge giem Dorfer gol
Netelllc, Sltcp Bates, sic altf Sen 9il6
men Oe5 Sltcns ld)pn 10 malldle Sor
Ihccren errllllgcn hat, mitlpirfclt. sri
Bates lit cin Mitglieo hcs u1Iiiidel
I@alet ser Eaplopa. Sic hat lih oi
ltngariidc Gbapiooie fiir ibreno Gan
Ser 3uflnft" allsgelltdt. 3ie Gcant
tinllcn Scr @eIt Sine Settlenlent
melfe Sic 2eitlrng fiir Bic uGepu
1anlarte" iibernollllllell ha6elt, iino
2. ". &lllQ, Gorliser; 6ran Glas
Grope, 6raii 50. Sec, Irau y. $
@ieIc, Sri. Sara Brandt ltl1o 6ral
q. s.. Geaoin9.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Dentt@es 9beater in, @rano.
8anipiel Der u5elosrancn Suppl
Company.
Mm sunntas, bcn 1. Sftuber.

8ie idon borber beridtct, iinoct
5lltlt 9elicn Ser mptbleibenoen Sc
foneenenein Sibiricn urlo Sen Solo
l1icn in inherent Srrller SpcraSoric
bic Mnifiibrune oes golfsItiidcs nit
I@clang iii 3 9lftc1 bon Moolf Seille,
Scr v6elograhe Sapp'l" ltott. -Ias
Scr ol1al oicier &iinitlertrllppe BE-
ltebt aus ben Garncn Martba @onb.
berg, Sltlie Niemalllt, &arpla 5tcill.
Serren, <rt @orit, Ssfar @ofi=
mann, Saul Helpa, Serm. @etMpiih,
Moolf Seine II. /. 10. Sic Malncll Ser
1arltellcr geben ms Sen @eneis, oal,
mir eil1c por5iiglide @prItcnllng Be-
fomlmell mer0en. 9rodtige @eiangs=
lnumnherlt iino oorin. 1ob oiele boz
5iiglid CUR @eltllng sl,r8eltln1g font
men mcrocn, lit iclbltpcritdltolid),
luern mir bic Malllcll Der Grdger Scr
@auptroQen lelcn. Sic lneiitcn ser
|Sanger ltlO S6anipiclcr iillo hicr
altf Dos @ortbeilboftelte befalllt. Ier
n6clogrmle 5app'r lit Elm gtiid aus
Dem Qcben gegriffcn, piel Slmnor rl1S
bcr5erqltidenOer 9atriotismus tuiir=
sen Die %lpaalnen0e @anolunq.
sllle 3eitllngsberibte iino lis oa.
rider eitig, baf Ser uIclograllt
Sepp'l" elm Io9enml1rtcr Sd)lagc,
lit. gs fann cs alip Afielllolrb be.
%reltel1, ape1all CT iid 5eitig eillcll 9lat
lidlert, 5ltn1al bic ginnabme iiir oit
bcoalternslpcrtGel @efangcl1cn ii
Si6irien bcltiml11t lino, 25 9rp5en
Der grlttoeiinahmel1, 1tid)t etpd
nllr BON ocm Geinertrog, geben 5ltl
|Sibiricn @iln, Die ale @cloer, mel
Gle oltrd bicle @orite1lrngc1 5uiolrl
mengcbradt apcr0cn, bnrd Gernlitt
lltng ocs antcrifanilden rptbelt &rclt
ses IN Gbina, 0ircft ltah sen &onserl
Acknowledgment nod Sibirien ieltoet
Die rid)tige M~hlieierlug lit ser allle
rtfanildcn rptbclt &rclt5=@ clcnidaf
Don Der rllllilben Megierl1ag goran
tirt morbe1. llnb ser G}ltlie fat on'
ltrl adle, es nit Ser anlerifauildcl
Gcgierltng nidt 5l peroerbell.
IS miro BON Bent Iel1tidt6ltm Del
orei Staote abiolllt crmartct, oob ell
Sober, Scr Gin fiiblc,o @er5 in lcille1
@riit, Cit Sober, Ser l1pd) fem Safer
lano, letn altes, no feline @iege ltato
lieb bat, 0iele @ilfsporlteallng ar1 /
Sftobcr Inn Iltrlter Opera @oltic Re
lncbt, I'M bamit lein Sdcrflein bei
5ltruget, Sen lmgliiflidliten ole
8efangeltelL Bic o6re Nabrltllg, oblt,
&lcionng, NIT Ser &l11tte ge5spltn9c1
fueroen, idnpere 9lr6eit gil leilten. 81
Sanienoen lterben Tic oa5il1. ST.
Sobesrodell1 ioll llllo l1l1b inns Gin,
Mabnltlg ieilt, oet1 @riioern 10 81
belfelt, mic es III l1nleren id)madcl
&raftell Itebt. IS gilt folt6ar'
Wcnldcnlebelt SIT retten. - Man BE
Iteae in Ser Mpotbefe bes Serrn @art
len 5eitig feline size. Die Greiie iini
35c, SOC, 75c uno $1.0O.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
ltno Oas erobe spmpbonic=S rdelter
Ser Bottom Opera Company. Dior
tia" miro in bier 9lftelt llno flint
S5el1en norgefiibrt lperoen.
gefanr,tc sanscrin fummt mud gu
Denpurt.

Sri. Mearie aaiier, cine Der BE-
fanntci len Soprailiitinllen glmerifas,
miro am Mor,tog s(6cno int Goiion-
Salon Der 90. 8. Earfer Gompo1tD
cine mlliifoliide Soiree neranitoltcll.
Sri. aaiier, sic ~ourdppeg bon
o%rterifaniiden aiinItlern m%tsgcbiloet
aporoelr lit, errang bci i6rem sluftre=
ten Dor ltngefabr 5rpei Sahren III
aonlas Gitp rieliges altfie6cn uno
grfolae. Sic berfiiat ii6cr cine Out
BERT ii6ere gopranitimme, oie, mic
idon geia9t, bon ancrifalltlden
&iinitlern geid)ltlt mllroe.
Sim poriaen CONNER lang sic
Siiltitlerin nit beln rllililhen Cunt
p6onic=S rdelter in Gbalttallqlla ltno
o1td beiml uMeiiiab" Ghor in Ocean
8rope. Sic bat fire 9lllimcrfianfeit
rramcl,tlid) Sen &ompciitioncn Don
@apon Mlb Saloel, mic olld @ad)
mo Sd)ulnan11 ~5tseuelloet. So lit
lie ). g. ein MitglieO Ser @dnocl=
|@opon @cieaid)aft BON Bottom, Mali.
Sorolo 8. 2pn1ar, ser 6cfanntc
Goiion-Il5tiIt, miro r6cnialls nil
SRI. &aiier 5riammen i'll Gapcnport
meilelr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
" e,t,t Is Giiemtuarett
nno, 9anHen'S bnbem lie"
9anxem'S m16ents
lt6c Bar0ainS.

8eobadten sic oielen 9Iot icben
Sonntag uno Mittipodb.
Dieter @crtanf Wirb samstag, bc,t
16. Sept, Mteihs 8 llbr, abscidlpTcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Sphn 8. snGiuan iuirS lid, Gc,ttc nit
Sbomas GGanSler npn Saucr=
purt int Nanitfampf
mriiru.
lllcliclI.

Sobn 9. Sltllipa1, emit Scr bette
Observation-Disclosures Ser Ser
einigtel Stauten, Ser iett ~alleroiugs
elm mellig oicfer aelpor0en lit Ger
uieat MIR 5meifnmbert lulo neltn5ig
9ftuO miro belttc Nadlhlittog inn
S5ree=2i 2eaglle gale6all=4arf leine
TaltItfraft nit Sorn Chamber Don
Davenport n%leiicll.
Sl1lliual1 traf jhicr gclterlt BON
I~bilrgonn, in Ser 9talc Don Bolton,
alts i'll 9apcttport Elm, Tim bette nit
Chandler 5it borcit. Sic bciben cbc=
moliael1 @eloclt bes Ial1ltfompfes,
bic id)on icit iibcr 5lpall5ig SaJrcll
fel1e 6allllGall0ldllhc mcbr on Den
@dlloen gebabt babcn, meroen bon
fier outs nah Geuria, Gllircp, Tes
W1oines, slntcs ltl1o alloercn @lnlftcn
fa6ren ullo BORT ihrc &lnlt 5ciacn.
@err Chandler, alldl cin friiberer 9Sa=
tlonalIeid)tgclpid)tulcilte rIdaits 1Salllt=
farnpfer, betricb ~iabrclang on Ser 6.
1llo @arri'pn Strabc, eil1c tbierar5t-
lidc &linif. sillbcr Dem icdls Null=
Ben =6altltfompf lit cil1 Spiel Scr Ia-
ocnport Antatcur @aicball=Siga all-
|gelest moroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
9'Mnnun;io iln 6iebrr.
Ecne Tctlomcu,ittcilnus ocs iialicni~
idrn 3tdier. Gburlntans.

ytcnc Neflauirniittciluns ncS tiuliciti~
idcn 3idter. Gbarlntans.
Nat1 elmer fir feline Gerbiitui1e
lan9en Spanne oes Shmei9ens la5t
@abrieis 9'Nnnuu5lo ner ltaunsn~
Sen Me.t Der Mll!isrten s,lolieb lp,e=
Der cine Ieusr Observation-Disclosures
3ufommen. Notlirlld Daben Die 1rau=
50Iiltea Gl:itter mlGts Glli9e.s gu
tuH, al5 iiA nit Yatbo5 uuo 2e.oeuz
ihaft Der ncaelten aeuberungen oes
,gpttle9eu 9ihter= &rlcgers" uu5uz
ae1men, Nno ous nGho De Earlss"
oertiinost MT etDl5, oaB IS III oer
Jliitlidsn gage III, pie Wnrts, tie
0%'Nnnur8io mldBlidl zines 9elaz
DIES, BEN er in Yensoig ppn ytouries
garles eIGlelt, lpruG, alltS 9snauele (,
pisoerSngeben. n4m ufer DeS srpbem
&mnla," 10 er5ablt 8arres, pllsgt |
s;n tlelner Vulait, Der ben yeluLjetn
Ger 2agunenltoot inter Dem Narnen
pala32lao IpTIo betannt lit. Dos
Getauoe lisst am @noe elncs l6maz
len G1rtens, De{1sn YoumpipIel iiser
elmer marmornen Ginfai1ung idlpans
len. IS lit pDetiIA uno nur gereat,
oab Der grobe 9ldter olelen put=
ocrbaren Srt fano, I'M 6ler Die tbm
cureb ieine 8ermuAoults perurloaten
,Gualen gu iiberite6en unb lld iUr
neue 1aten 5u Iammeln.
0'Mnnunsio lit bleid, maaer, llno
lein re9tes Muse lit ourd cine
l9nar5e 9inoe Deroedt. Mad peni=
gen Morteu erFa9re id, DOB !er nadp
cen me6rfaAen llnteriuAunsen Duih
Die @er5te Die @offnun9 perlpren
eat, jsmal5 Die nerlorene SebfrG}t
oes Muges i'll pol!enl WtGbs pieoer5u=
Je.uiMnen. nS4rectlif mar" ruft er
lus, upabreno orei Monatsn i'm
ountIen 3lmmer gu pertarrsn, obne
g%eipesung, Den giiipnen ocs 5isbers
6in9egeben" Wnd) ber3licbem Sc
lprdG fi9rt er uns in Dos erie
Stpdnert, mo ein pene5lanlld dies
HiinItlerquartstt lcinsr barrt, I'M i'm
aure] Die MieoerSobe Der BON inn
ibsr dies geiicbten dlteren unu mo-
oernen fran5olIGen 8ammermn!d
SIT erfreuel.
Mis oos aon5ert porii6er tit, err
jSblt er pcn Den @9ipieristeiten, Die
sr gu i~lberplnoen 9atte, I'M oa5 9olt
CUR Seilnohme am arisge ~an5ufeuz
ern, pm Den Gualen Der llngeipibz
9eit, BON Dem unenolid)en Srtumpb
ieiner sliigenoeu Brppogonoa, uno er
ielbit persleidt ieiue 8atigfeit, Die
Dos 9plt uufpa6eu lieB, NIT Dem
9iitoriiGen Ieben Der rDmiiaen Sriz
buneu i'm 13. Sabrbuuoert. 9aum
miro er pl6slitb gan5 9iater uro be-
ridltet mir ii6er ,leine 4rteiten, Die
er ndbreno bes Jiebers i'm 9unteln
nit baltenosr, 11ur pom GeiIt pes
Yoeten gsfiibrter !9anp nieperi6rieb.
es 1ino Die Werte ieiner idluflplen
Ndtbte, Die Mu5fli1Ie oes Tlebers
uno oe5 9eliriums, bic tiefinneritem
erlebaiiie ietner 6is6erpbantalie, Die
sr oemaae9it in eiasm iitetlt9 sinz
Jig ouTtefenoen Suche urter Dem Giz
lei nHpttrrno" b%erausaeben uiro-
Sum Wufentbalt i'm 9unteln perur=
%5ellt," ertlart er mir, rmlbte lb aez
JblsmaBt5 lGreiben, pbne oas @ez
lGriebene susleiH erbliden gu f0nz
nea, uno 10 lino oieie 9dri1ten Die
s%etenntniIIe Der Nadt 9epprbsn.
Mem oum an Mprgen meme 5pd)z
ter mir Dos e;eidjriebene porlleIt. BIN
id ieibIt heln Nuloren oieIer Arbsiz
Ten a%utiefit er9riffen. -"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
=gicb

Bette aral,c Gmaines pbcr @ranitz
8aare. Sas Sicb pabt serabe in Sic
Gde ocs Spiiliteins nnb crlpart- bas
Gntferten bon 2citunesrobren. Sn iez
Der &iidJc lpltc cit, oerarti9es Sieb
bprbarDen Iciu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

Irant @pnbsr1elber, Der
@isentiimer eines .fs,ptcls in 8antpu=
Der, 9. g., fem lnll, bat III Seattle,
Maib.. S. ". Gpt'ilpn erIdphen uno
teIen 5ral lebenssefd9rli9 peripu1l=
set, oils er fe auf Der Strnbe lln=
ipeit zines @oipita.s traf. III pc!dsm
er elm Potient par. @r enttlob nad
Der 9at. Na6 Mnsats hes Mr5t.s,
Der i'm %De9anbeltt. bottle er Dor eli
mem ! .a..s lein .sotel IN 8aucpuper
ustrr Seitlng Der bamols nod
sl.y ,iss,lateten ;eslgen 5rau Golli-
Jpn scltellt. SeBt l0tte er benz paare
telserapbiert, bierber gu tommen
slnsfs elmer gsidaftliAen 9elprehuna,
Nls er nit ibnen 5u{ammeatrai, De-
sann Ct iofprt gu i4ieben.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-05-25
Refuse Electric Territory Bar.

The Public Service Commission
made public decisions by Commission
er Killing. dismissing complaints made
by the New Castle Electric Company
and the Pennsylvania Power Company
against the Harmony Electric Com.
pany that the latter was violating ter
ritory. The decisions are made In
lengthy opinions in which Mr.. Killing
finds that the Harmony Company.
which was formed by the merger Of
some twenty-six companies, was
operating In the territories complained
OF prior to January !, 1914.
II obtained rights in Shenango Town
ship. Lawrence county, by taking over
an electric company chartered for that
district and did the same in the case
Of Wayne Township, which is COM
planned Of by the Pennsylvania Com
pany.
The opinion In the New Castle Com
pany case says, I'VE fail to see any
authority for the claim made by the
claimant that by reason OF It having
served such territory in Shenango
Township. which IS adjacent to the
city Of New Castle as II had q right
on account Of provisions in its char.
ter to serve such adjacent territory.
to the exclusion of company proper
ly organized and doing business prior
to January 1, 1914. and having Shenan.
30 Township named as the munich
pality in its charter in which TO carry
on It's business.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-05-25
Old Baltimore Pike Work.

Acting Highway Commissioner
Hunter opened bids for construction Of
four sections of the old Baltimore Pike
in which Delaware and Chester county
citizens are cooperating with the State
in rebuilding and for improved roads
in Delaware and Montgomery counties.
Awards will be made Thursday.
Lowest bids were as follows:
Section 2--Aston and Concord Town
ships. 3.64 miles, Dwyer & Co., Phila.
delphia. s6S, S,53S.21.
Section 4--Tlirmingham Township,
2.75 miles, Juniata Paving Co.. Phila.
delphia, s5O,192.e1,
Section 5--Pennsbury and Kennett
Townships. 3.37 miles, Corcoran Con-
struction Co., West Chester, $50, ,492.54.
Section Penn and London Grove
Townships, 1.96 miles, d. E. o'Connell
G Sons, Avondale, s44,255.73.
Whitemarsh Township, Montgomery
county. 1890 feet. Paul J. Snyder &
Co., Philadelphia, Amesite, s15,912.4S.
Neither Providence Township, Della
ware county. brick block pavement.
Dwyer & Co., Philadelphia, $21, ,6S6.52.