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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-17
5ieS Seieitigung Ser2llamo.
Jnieln
9ut in g 9pebeu cine febr
farte @erftim muHg Der


ftarfe @erft timmuHg Der
uria DIT.
Sto dboIm, 16. Utai. Die Res
sierung orbsitet NIT GROCER Gorsfalt
ibre glntDort auf Die iiirslid i'm
parlameni ssiisllisn QtHfrasen betrsffs
Der gsfsftisuns Der alanb SnIeln Isis
tens RuBfanb uus, bi. niht nett bon
Der idipebifdsn Riiits an Der gimfubri
in ben gOtbniiden Wssrbuisn liesen.
Die antrport Der Resierung mar an
Oieniiag ertpartet puro.n. Sic nuroe
a6er gum 5ipeiien Tsal periboben uno
ipirb uahrfdeinIib srft in nGhiier
Wode erfoleen. Gs 1T srobe Sorsfalt
gebotsn, neil bic gefsitisiing Der Sns
ielH cine febr iturts geritimmune aes
gen Rublunb peruria6t BAT, unb aud
1uegen Der lebbaTtsn prupasanba. bic
gu @uniten elmer getbeilisuns Sdps.
bens on benz ariese sefiibrt fpirb.
Der &0nig BON aunam
dbgefeBt.
Ghungbdi, 16. Rdi. Der 9es
-Hsralsouperneur pon 5anOi. ber9aupis
ifabt BON f5ran56iii5 5Hbo China,
ertlGrte ben aSnig 9uptaH BON an.
nam ipegsn auaebIiaer SbeilHahme an
MufitGnhen, ipelHe In ben Gtihtsn
auangsRgdi unb auaus1Hdn 'iatts
fdHben, fir abseIest. Die 4uffinoe
ipurben fhnsl uuteroriidt.
Der RDnig BON elnnam mar felt
Sem Jlbre 1907. ols Die GrdnaoisI
elm prctettorai iibsr eas 9anb srs
ilarten, nur ned nsm Ramen ndd
aSnig. Snnsrbal6 Der lebien brsi
Sabre battsn iiG in SnoOsebind msh=
rsre glufft1nbs srsisnst, uHo i'm lestsH
Mpnni mar iiber ben gr0berer Sbsil
beg 2nnbes Sas Griegsrs4i perhdnst
!rrrDsn.
M u Pa nj me6aner BON ben
Ruffen maifdtrirt.
Berlin, 16. Mdi. 4uf brubtIcs
fem Meee rinn 1udsrton. Die llebers
iss RaHri9tsn 4ssntnr per0ffents
li1t Sas Jclgenbe:
.4us 2cnitdtinopel tpirb gernelbet.
bdB bic 9fiiFsn bic eduse nlubdmmss
baniI4e 8epSIierung mdiidtrit bnpen.
bic in Der @tgenb Don G9itut 5uriid-
qebIitben mar. Die 9orfer Grienis
ilnb Cuffs ipurbsn IN grafb seItedt
unS an 500 perIoner. b1runter pits
sfinbss. tamei tn ben GIauunsH nm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-17
0emeral Wsard)anb ae.
fallen.

2onbon. 16. Wsai. Der Brigade
general Mnr9anb lit in elmer Der Iebs
ten S4la4ieH an Der Tront eeFaIIen,
ipis aus pdris semelbes ipirb.
General wiar9anb, bamaIs elm
Woior, befsblisie bic frnn3Diif9en
5ruppen. bic i'm Suli 1893 BON frans
50iii4en apnso aus in 0ftIiter Rid.
tung b0rbrdngsn uHb 5aI@ooa, am
frtiben 9lil i'm rbtrsn Suban, beiebs
ten, turs sbe bic britiTa Gapptiif<
Armee bes Generals aiihensr bic
Qrmtt bss MhabOi's IN Der 5hld1t
BET Smburman beiisgie. R1h gtsnbis
suHs Der deinbfelisieiten traf General
Hiitsner NIT Wdrhanb unb isinsa
1ruppsn in 6dfGonu suiammen, ben
sr aiifforbsrts. iid pisSsr 3uriid5u5ies
ben. Wnrhaub fpeiserte iif ubsr, iols
tes 3u tbun, es Iei benn, bdb sr BON
ieiner Rssierung ben gefebl bn5u ers
bdite.
60 fam bdnn 5u Iangen DIPLOMATS
fftn llnterbanblungsn 5iuiiden
Jrantreih unb GusInno, bic IdlieBs
lih sur 5plge bnttsn. bnb bic Wurs
dunb Expedition suriidbsrufen fpurs
be. Sie sos am IL. Dtssmber 1893
pon Jofhoba db. 2orb Roisberrp, Der
bdmdls engIiihsr pterierminiitsz
mar Iagte nad3 Der Grlspisuns bes
3niThenfdIIs. bob nur nit titnppsr
ssoib Elm Ariss sipiihen Gnglanb unD
f5rontrsin rermisben iporbtn iti.
nlor4dub purSs gum Obsrit bsfSss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-17

bnt, aber balb nad6er ptniionirt, mel.
er ii4 an Der politit bstbeilist uHo
fi4 an bic Spise elmer gsssn bic Re
gisruns sefiiRrteH RampagHs seiteat
bate.
geim aus6ru9 oss arisges ifslIte
sr aber Der Regieruns feius 9isnite
5ur Uerfiieung unb CT 5siduets ii9
ipieberbolt auf benz gfln1tfelb aus.
SIM Jebrudr 1915 iuurbs er gun Bril-
gdbsgsnernl ernnnnt. @G6renb Der
sroben Sffeniipe Dom porigsn Gsps
tem6er in Der Gbdmpaeue tpuroe sr
bon etnem Granatiplitter bsrpunbei.
Gm 2. Sttober ptroe sr gum Obr>
Offi3ier Der ebrenIegion ernaunt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-17
, Ell q INN Des N IeY Y
BAT bic 9 6peis fir
249.Ooo, 900 Trdnes 9e
freibt impprttrt.

Bern, 16. Weai. Sn einem Der
gunbesperidmmfans iibermtttelten Be
ritt 1T bic MittbsiIuns entbdlter, oab
fsis BEN Begun sss arissss bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-17
Cine 94arnang an bic
Wentralen 9tatipmea
Sn 9srbiubuns nit Der 5ii6rung BEG
rnterIeetrieges,
Bon Der beutI6sn aegisrung srlafsu.

Wdfbington, .. g., 16. Wtat.
Jn elmer Note, bic am Disnitug Der
bsutias goti9aftsr @raf BON gsrn>
itorff benz .sstretdr Gaming 8uifeats,
psrben bic neutralen gegierungsn ses
lparnt, bub SanbeIsI4iffe, bic unter
netraler Slugss fa6ren, in l1ebereins
iiimmung mil ben Ge6rGu4en bes
86lferre9ts banbsln miihen. tpenn iie
pon einem llnterTee6oot ange6alten
iuerben, unb buB iie in srobe SeFnbr
tOmmen, ipenn Iie auf Elm iol4es Hn>
teriee6oot 5ubalten.
Der Wortlaut Der 3ui6rtft, bic
pom 12. Wlai batirt unD Don benz
@rafen 9ernitorff unter5ei4nst 1T,
lautet ipie folgt:
.sSm Sanuur b. 5. forbsrte ein
beutf6es llnterfeeboot nit Glasgers
iignalen aus sr6Bersr gntfsrnung BEN
boaGnbiI6en 0ampfer rganbpeng
ouf, anSu6alten. 9tuitutt benz gefebl
iofort su sebOr6en. Der nnter oeHI
90lterre6t bplltomnen bere9tigt mar,
ipanbte ii9 Der bo1dnbti4e Oampfer.
feline 8eIdpinbistsit Oergr0Berub, ge>
gen bas llnterfee6Oot, beHen &oms
manbeur inter Der angeii4ts Der llm>
itGnbe pollauf 6ere9tigten Inndbme,
bab er es nit einem britii9en Damz
pier gu tbun babe, Der inter falI9er
Tlasge fubr unb bic 2t6iiht babe, i'm
an5usrsifen, auf ben Dampfer Geuer
CAB.
Die .gunooens" bielt oann an unb
isbte Elm Boot aus, UNI oem &omz
mdrbeur oes Sau9booteg bic S6iffsz
papiere CUR SnIpettion gu iiberbrins
gen. 9(ls er ii6er bas 8enebmen feines
8apitGns befrust tpurOe, faste Der
bundnbifde Sffi5ier, Der in benz
goote setommen mar, baB Der 9upis
tan bic 4bIidt seba6t babe, bem un@
terfeebopt nGber 81 tDmmen. I'm bic
Observation-Disclosures 5u be-
i4leunigen.
Die beutf6e Regieruns ftnbet in
bem 9prfaa Yeranlafung fir ben
Grlab elmer WarRung an bic neutraz
len Resistunsen, bub ben &apitdnen
ibrsr Sanoelsidtffs gu OeriteheH eese>
ben perbe, odb penH iol6e Shiffe
DON bsuti6en SriessI4iffsn dnssbalz
ten iperben, bic Gebrdu3c bes @6fters
rs6ts in iol9en JalIen auf ben gu4s
itaben bsfpIst peroen miiiieu, uno
bab fie fpeSie1 auf Die 9efubrsn aufa
msrfIam ssura4t tperoen, in Die iie
geratben, ipenn iie auf elm llnteriees
boot subalten.
.Hur baburdb tGnnen @orfGlle tpie
Der p6sn bei6riebene psrmiebeu tpers
ben. @enn bur6 Ii6tbeadtung Der
@arnuns fid Elm lnsIiit ereiguen
iuats, piirbe bic Sdulb lebisti8 ben
!aupitGn bss neutrulen S9iffes tref=
fsn."
Die Resierung pirb nur
bic Note berSffeHtlt9en.
Setrstdr Banning faste am Qbenb,
bab Die Note Seuti9laHbs ni6t burh
irgsnb cine Sunbluusspetie Der Der.
Staaten psranlobt uprben lei, unb es
purbe ansebeutet, baB bas Stnatgz
bepartement teite formelIen S9rttte
tbun tpiiroe, I'M ben Wiinf6en Der
oeutihen Regieruna 81 entipre9en,
aussenpmmen, bab ss bic Hpte Ielbft
berSffsntIi1te. Sie gicte, bic feline
@ntport BON ben Der. Staaten Be-
btngt 1T, benz @ernebmen mad, audi
an Die anberen neutraIen gsatipnen sea
Ididt iporoen.
Niue arp,e Neif1iif;fa bril-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-17
Giae arpBe @eidbiiefabrif
Wirb uon Der arupp'fdeH Jirrna in
Der Ndbe BON Wsiin9en
etdbliert.

Berlin, 16. Mnt- leber aoubcn.
Die Jirma &rupp pon Giien, bat in
Der RGhe pon Msiin6en. 8apern, sineu
srOBen aomplsg aonpes fir bic ers
ri@tuns eiass GsI@asfassii augsinait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-17
9Spni tucftliHem Gricgss
id)anplat,.

Die iyransoisn erIsibsn f4uert Ger.
luife
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ate StaIiensr
Grlsibsu ipisber einmal cine seIaIen.
NisbsrIass.
Sic b<rIiersn an sinsr Sielle $500
Rann an Oefanstnen, ioipie 7
8anoneu nnb IL Mai4insns
gsihiibe.

gerIin. 10. Mui. sluf brabilos
lem Wsse mad SdbDill., q. q. an
mibrertn Sbsilen Der GrOnt iinb pos
iitionsn Der Jialiener irn9 bOrberses
s0nssnsr 9ei&iebuns bur6 alrtiasris
Don ben Defttrrsidsrn .rftiirmt NOR
ben, ipie aus sinem am Dientfas pom
!. !. ariessminiiisrium perSffentlid)-
ten offisielen gsri9t berporse5t. Die
Sefitrrsi&tr na4isn msbr ala 25OO
0sfangsut unb erobsrten iiebxn aanos
nsn uHb eli Mai6insHgsidube. Die
Bsidnnimohuns lautet tpie foist:
BON iiaIieniifen ariessl6auplab.
Siibli9es 5irol: GsFierreifiIhsungas
rilhs aruppen eritiirmtsn na9 einem
porbsrsesangenen acknowledgement
artilIerisfeuer feinbli6e gpiitionsn
ouf BEN armentara aamm, I'm fiibs.
iihen Susand 5bol, auf benz Jolga.
rino pIateau, i'm norbli4en gasnolo
Sbal unb iiibli9 BON Ropsreto. Sn
oisisn admpfsn iplrbsn 65 Offisiere.
barunier elm Dbsrif, unb msbr als
25o0 Mann sefanssn gsnommsn unb
iieben @anontn unb eff Naidinense.
i6iibe erobert. Gin fsinbli9er aeros
plan purbe bsrabseI4oiisn.
.ariilIeriessfedie finbsn an Der
sdH5en JrOnt fiat. unb iie baben an
sinisen puniten gang bebeuisnS an
5Hteniiidt 5ussnOmmen.
.9eim 0cbtrbo plateau bransen
uniers 9ruppen nn4 bsftissn admpfsn
in bic feinbIitten @rabsn Sitli6 BON
Wcnfalcone Elm unb nahmen flint Of'
fi5iere unb $50 Nann sefangsn, bic
3u fiinf Derfdisbsnsn itulisniiden aas
palIsrie Rtsimsntern ssh0rsn. Mud
)
iDurbe Elm WuIbinsnssitiiB erObert.
Die pOfition iDsitli4 BON Gan
Mariino. bic BON uns am Montas ses
nommen fpuroe, ipurbe bebaupist uno
iii trob aller gemiibunssn bes Gsinbes.
iie iDieber3unebmen, bon uus befeftist
iporStn. 8 Offi5iere unb 140 Mdnn
tpurbsn bier srfanssn ssnommsn unb
ss ipurSe Elm Mai@inensef6iib unp
eirists ayisssmaierial erbeuist.
.5sinbIide Giisser parfsu gomben
anf aOiianieDite, obne iuDeb S4abea
dn;urihteH.
.llHisre 4rtinerie BAT IN beftiger
Wsi'e fsinbIids llnisritdnbs bei pIapa
unb in Der 1olino Gtgenb bsi4oHen.
WibrsnS psri6isbsnsr Snfanisriss
ansriifs in bisier gegsnb ipurben Elm
Gffisisr unS 1l6 Mann ssfanssn &c.
ncMHsn.
.5n Der TGhs pcu ponbsbba ba6tn
SrfanisrisseIsdts sipiiten unIeren
9ruppen unb 8erIds!ieri ftattsefuns
ben. Msbrsrs gtnsriffe Der St1Iiener
aaf ben Gcl bi Cana unb GreIoii
Durbsn obseTdIustn.
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S6ipei5 @etrsibe i'm @ert6e ppn
249,0o0,00O 5runcs impOrtirt babe.
bauptid9li4 aus 4meritd, ndmli9
III S4iffslubungsn Wei5en, 10 Ga
buneen 9afer, 18 2abungen Widis
unb brei SAiffslabunaen @erite.
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9ln6 felen ben Seferrtidern Z &anonen ano
mebr ais ein 9nben0 Maidinengeidabe
1T bic 9an0e.
an Oer mef(i6en front mur0en mie0cr Angrifc DER
}ranso(cn 6(utig 5urd6geme(en

gnaal bic anHd
nsis 3ufths g4dt
9nmn
UaHn Iaunon
hmorn
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Wetferberimf.

Sir O6io, Snbiana, aenfudp,
Beit 8irginien uuo bas peftlide
penHIblbanien; 4agemein i96nes
Wetisr am MitttpO9 unb 9ouneritog.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22
FL Paso, esenciaImente iusto...-.

: Q arrez:6. encerrandosele en- "a car
eel des-;Hada a los c~riminales, negan-
doze.a toda consideration debida 4
- range . = 81 eGad. Sc ie 2cus5
lie construction. arrque SUI causa ia
! mas f.le Nevada ar-e Dingun tri0u-
ral. No - le permit;G conocer q
Sis ac4sadore<. nj probar su inocer-
t!1 2aIe an jusz' MAS oe SeiS me'eS
Sc Le 10 ~Psi$'oasro' va en- 81 casa
"a en- < c&fce.' "a Ell FoEI "47s' S''
CUE = 2alel2Ta Hin&Ih pEoceso on
.r& ei. NUhca G22'o de escaP2rSs'
?roteEtanGo Siem2re De 81 iHoceacla
q ~-aS'S5!endo en- cue Sc !e l"zs"se
ecHio'me . a icy.
z. coHtiHUo con5inamiento entire
- pareGes De 81 pr!si@n, qGeDranto
al in =. saiud. Y lie sobrevino Ia
mue-tc.
ur,a~-7 nrnca ra6 enenigo de los
~sra4o. -~;sos q de los ame-icanos.
CTarlo r-:-o;5 r2r2o Presiden+e pro-
~~:sinral n,an+rro q orde1 pvbIico en-
ei ms alto craGo. como ninguno de
.os uuc le siguieron han podido ma
cerlo, hasta ahora- Protegi6 l los
americaros en- medic adn de IA ma
yo~ de as 2ro~vocaciones de que fp&
objeto.
r,,,rdo uror., ast,vo dc conan-
H.. - -, co,r;arhra ia
+4;a on,f5 -, p P,so :, h,cd3 de-
,,,s;., r~,ir;t,r como ~, or-, de co.,
b,ci, ,ras-ro ,,ehIo :. ann
,,., -. ,,-o~;4,8es IA acri -,.,o-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22
LOS ARREGLCS PARA REANU-
OAR LOS T2AGAJOS EN- CLIFTON
Viene de la pagina 4.

pahiaS r.riDjr5u a una r0miSidu de-
los hur'-uis,a-. para .i.>rutir FL al
menlo dr ~ jorua.. Y Gr la irnijS
Demands pr.>rn.aHa> p"r los mine
roS al eSta.lar IA hlai-a.
Los gerente> Green que NJ trniran
dificultadeS nin-una> cen rs abrc-
IN Il arra-,o he iaS rur~.toneS
pcndiente<. una veI rranUtaio> los
trabaios. sjempre que "A r"miSi@n
que - nombre para di>cutir a. d.
mania< obrc con FL propdSito I'M
20 da lIe-ar a IN arresio Sat'Sfarto-
rio Y ambaS parties.
Si como Sc cree .ninsuna difficult
tad - presanta, muy Pronto vH.y'ra
IA actividad a los rampos mln"T"S d'
Clifton, Morenci Y MeJcalf. que nan
eStado carradoS a joda actt6n poT
largo tempo,
Ell CORPESPONSAL-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22
Cuenta en- IN actuali&ad con - mil
hUmbrSS Y dOEiina en- SeiS EStad0S.

Nuestro rntrcyiStado eXpres6 que
81 amino lie todos los ~zapaiislaS -
exce.entc para coniinuar Ia lucha Y
rl" fieEen -randeS ~eSperanzas tie To-
.rar Il triuHfo absolute. ~eSperanzaS
4ue han nacido de las derrotaS que
frecuentemrntc tauSan a los carran-
ti>taS.
Carranza cuenta en- Ia actuaIldad
con mas lie Sctenta Y cinco mil hon.
hra>. soioS birn armaios Y pertre-
rHaio> con mauSrrS. Tiene Ses3nta
pleas lie artjIIeria y dos fabricaS dc
parqua. pueS ha undo a Ia que deSde
haze Tempo ;enia, toda IA maqulna-
ria H. a fdbrrca De aCmaS que 50 lie
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-22
Tn general carrancista.

Ina no.a dominartc en- Ia iHtensa
s;,aaci5n 9orcnc atraTeS6 n from
terra. iue dada por 81 general Gabriel
Cayira, comandante en- jefe de Gu
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Wiene de la Pag sa-i
REANIDtR0N SIS TRtRij1S
LOS uBRER0S nE ~ FABiIt-
ca IA CiRGi!Ni


Los trahai"S H. In .abrira In "a
ro.InA. que r>'H\i"F''A >~'i-?'h'ii"'~
iulan'" rtn'u"Aj" 'ia>. i'''f'n f'"-
ni!'!a'iHs aver. ri ''"r .tN "i'''I''7 ~.
IA m~"I"Io0aia !aliTIcd d'r.d"h?"H
Jrrm.H2Ia la A@'.@a d'!" l"n.1n pro-
moy:ia para apoyar "a >oiri,ii u"
a"mr"In d.l jn"H&i I'll an io~'i"n5">
por ri'@!o.
Les hun.-uiSia- tnN~i-ui."un Gur
lbs araa;r,a~i,> dr liz Carolina az
...E-.r,n - ..s lrnarta,. .n.rr las
mn. r:u,f~aA, a.. matrra may i,uDa--
..n, T., ..fu...S, f.. Ia. I,,ra. f..
n...,;, , n.,,, -n,,m.nt.
dad .Juarez. uuien Didi6 consiguio
permIso para remit:r q este lato. sic
te curgoneS de r1uniciones ' dos de
a~rtilleria.
Esto ocurrij In noche en- que los
caGaveres de los IS americanoS de
bian l!egar de Chihuahua. Habia pc
ligr0. en- case De IN alZamieUto. de
Que algunos irresponsables cruzaran
Ia ~frontera y cometieran acciones o.
rersiyas, Los animos de los habi-
,ante en- amboS !ados del rio, Sc
hallabar a~calorados. Ia menor eau
81 hubiera bastado nara uue esta.lasc
RI rorf}icfo.
No ohstante estos antecedortcs. e.
iota r,iIi,.r de l., vecina plaza. two
q on q buen seYtido de los resident
ras de F. Paso. en- su eiercito = en-
81 gobicrno de los Es.adoa Unidos, a
enviar sus reservaS de mun!cioncs Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-10

talk to him to get it all. He approaches
YOU with broad smile that is all teeth.
Like a pedagogue he puts his hands on
his hips and lets you proceed. His an
swer is framed before you finish the
question. Invariably it starts in one OF
several familiar ways. One long finger
gets busy gesticulating while its owner
towering above you starts to say: well
now see here; or, Here or Just
LET me tell you" What will follow
it none with any sense would presume
to guess, because whatever the guess 1t
would be wrong. Garretson never says
the same thing the same way twice.
Furthermore he always has a Biblical
figure on tap, or recalls something that
happened to some one in ancient Greek,
Egyptian, Assyrian or other mythology
to explain what he has to say. Not that
his figures of speech are confined to the
ancients exclusively. He told the Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee that
the attempt of the railroads to shift the
expense of the eight-hour day to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-10
By THOMAS J. ROSS
Photo by Underwood q UnderwC

public reminded him of the fact that in
Mexico the vulture is the sacred bird,
and lust as vultures always flOcked
about a carcass so the railroads-and
the brotherhoods, too-as well as the
shippers were flocking about to pick on
the poor helpless public.
"This all reminds me of the birth OF
Achilles" he said to the Senators, who
marvelled at this strange type OF labor
leader, respected and admired even by
the railroad managers and executives
who opposed him. "You know when
Achilles was born his mother dipped
him in the Styx. But being ladylike
she did not wish to soil her fingers, so
she held him by one heel and that was
his vulnerable spot Well, Mr.. Chair
man whoever dipped the railroads in
the Styx must have held them by the
pockets, because that's their vulnerable
point"
Early in the negotiations conducted
by the President it was feared that
some of the GAO union chairmen sum-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-10

~ 10 i'eeAeo''iis w NIUE tnat the
justment Of the recent difficulty -
just ten years and a day after C.
son became president of the 0rS.a
Railway Conductors. Soon af,s. \
union called him from his Meyie,.
he led a rebellion in the orean;,.l
which changed it from merely -
organization to a protective bodv - l.
would go on strike if necessary =
retson succeeded Edgar f. Cla,t
Interstate Commerce Commission,
one of the two salaried officers :,
union, but there are many mon =
two now, although Garretson has n.
creased the members assessment >
to pay their salaries. FurthermOr, /
retson did not like being called G.,
Chief Conductor" or sometime /
that. Grand didn't appeal to h, L
he changed the job to President
HE REFUSED A $4,000 SAL.,,l
BUT THE UNION GOT ARous
1T VERY NEATLY.
When he became president in lsy
drew a salary Of $500 a year nal
him the highest paid labor leader !, I
world. In 1911 the union raised
$500, and for the next two Years VI,
him a vacation of three months "a,
with 1880 to spend on it. Recentlv !
union tried to fix it at $4,000. but
retson baked. Meanwhile CARR,
served on the Industrial Relations "A,
mission and kept up his office WORK :,
a travelling secretary. That is hon, |!
lost a pair of eyes, he says, and Ia
fore must wear eye glasses.
AS for his Biblical and mythccs |
studies, Garretson has this to say,
THAT is a phase Of my life that 4
influenced it more than any othe,
have been an omnivorous reader
ffty-five years. My tastes run al
certain lines. | am a devourer Of ID
tory. Mythology is just tradition Of n
primitive man gathered after man h
quired an alphabet, whether it was c,.
form, hieroglyphic or Phoenician. NJ
ology contains in it all the elements |
race evolution, and therefore it isr
the natural Accompanies to history. Al
there is no finer history of man, f.
the wandering desert tribe to the CO..
plete family, than the Bible"
Garretson uses the knowledge he b
gained through these studies to the b.
advantage. He has supplemented
with economic studies, and he slgsF
knows just where his argument stan
During the conferences with the n
road managers early in the contrOyg
Garretson could say meaner thrg
without starting a row than any Of Z
associates. The Senators found tts
out, too. And when the three Fedg4
mediators came to New York they Ts'
hopelessly outclassed by GarretSon a.
his three brother chiefs. Somem'
aptly said that while the railroad n
ferences were being held in Washing
there were more brains in the csp'
than ever before. Whether or not u
is true, large part of the working g'
matter was in the head Of Austin
Garretson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-10

1.-TWO Washington newspaper CORE
spondents who have known big
- men in the nations affairs lntl-
mately for several decades or more met
at dinner last week, shortly after Con-
gress had bowed a suppliant knee to
avert an impending railway strike. one
Of them smiled quizzically across the
table and asked his companion:
"Have you met the new dictator OF
the United States?''
The other man hesitated, nonplussed
for a moment or two; then suddenly
grasped the significance of the remark.
"Oh, you mean Garretson," he replied,
and both enjoyed hearty laugh.
1t might be we'll to explain, however,
in Justice to Austin B. Garretson, their
subject. that he entertains no ambitious
warnings even to remain IN the head
lines on the daily front pages. In fact,
lust at present he is casting about dill
gently for big sailing vessel that will
take him away from dry land, down the
east coast of America, round the Horn,
perhaps, and up the west coast to some
indefinite port in the voyager's mind
The direction and destination are en-
tirely immaterial as long as the ship
keeps her nose pointed far away from
railroads and railroad men for three or
four months at least.
Nobody will deny that Garretson has
earned that vacation. For three weeks
this tall, rangy, rather stoop-shouldered
Iowan, who talks in Biblical figures and
NEUROLOGICAL analogies, came as near TO
being the absolute dictator of the coun-
try as any man may aspire to be. Presi-
dent Wilson would not admit as much,
but Congress did. Congress followed
the will of this man almost in fear and
trembling. The four brotherhoods OF
railway trainmen owe their victory
largely to him alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-10
SFTTLING THE RAIL r 0 A D
STRIKE WAS MUCH LIKE SIT
TING IN A HIGH STAKES
POKER GAME.

Garretson won by diplomacy and TACT
by a strategy that far eXcelled the
scheming of the best railroad brains IN
the country, represented by the confer
ence committee of managers. The four
brotherhood chiefs, Garretson, Warren
s. Stone, w. G. Lee and w. S. Carter,
might Just as we'll have been playing IN
a high stakes poker game. They held
the cards all the time. Garretson played
them. He could not be blutfed. Mr..
Wilson did not try to bluff him. The
railroads tried, but failed. And in the
end they lost more than they would
have lost had they thrown down their
hand on the first draw.
If degrees in Garretson's kind OF d.
plomacy were granted, he would have
received all that could be gained some
thirty years ago. At that time he had
long Mexican freight run out OF San
Luis Potosi to San Miguel and SaltillO.
AS a conductor Garretson never took
kindly to Mexican "greasers' riding the
bumpers. GarretsOn always coaXed
them off first. Sometimes they were