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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1916-12-08
PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENT
OF THE u. S. POSTAL SERVICE

, siderarion in view of the close com
mercial relations existing between the
United States and those countries.
Parcel post money-order conventions.
which will greatly improve the facili-
ties Of exchange, have recently been
negotiated with Brazil and Argentina.
The two largest Of the South American
republics. The parcel post service has
been extended to five other countries.
including China, with its population of
more than 400O00,OO0, and improve
monts have been made in the service
under treaties already existing. The
Weieht of the parcel post mails dis
patched to foreign countries during
The fiscal year 1916 increased 81 per
cent over that dispatched during the
previous year, while the increase to
Central and South America was 1O1
per cent Six treaties have been con
Guided, establishing the 2-cent letter
rate from the United States to the
Bahamas Barbados, British Honduras,
Dutch West Indies, the Leeward
Islands and British Guinana. The
postmaster general is very anxious to
secure a 2-cent letter rate throughout
the Western Hemisphere, which will
materially assist in the development
Of commerce with Latin American
nations, and is sparing no effort in
negotiating the necessary treaties to
that end
Postal Employees
Salaries of postoffice clerks, city
and rural carriers, and railway mail
clerks have been increased to the ag-
gregate extent of nearly $4,000, 900.
Since March, 1913, 1000 new steel
mail cars have been placed in service,
thus affordng greater protection to
the lives of postal clerks. The new
liability law grants leave with pay to
railway mail clerks for injuries sus-
tanned while on duty, and provides
relief for their relatives or legal rep
reSentatives in case of death.
Civil Service-Merit and Efficiency
At the very inception of this admin
istration not only postal employees
but postal officials were given to I'M
derstand that they would be expected
to do a full days work. Postmasters
are required to devote at least eight
hours a day to their official duties in
stead of leaving these responsibilities
to subOrdinates.
Scrupulous observance of the spirit
and letter Of civil service has been
maintained, and an earnest effort
made to extend and perfect the sys-
tenn throughout the postal service In
making assignments and promotions
in the postal service the aim has been
to eliminate partisanship and recog-
nize merit and efficiency.
Good Business Management
A total surplus of $12,5O0,0OO has
been paid into the treasury during the
present postal administration up to
June 80, 1916. This has been accom-
plished through a more efficient man
agement of the service, and at the
same time the postal service has been
greatly extended and improved, as
shown in the above resume. During
the eight years, 19O5-1912, an aggre-
gate postal deficit of $74,6OO,OOO was
reported
With assurances of esteem and best
wishes, | am,
Sincerely yours,
A. S. BURLESON.
Excerpt from the Congressional
Record of Sept. 20, 1850
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-20

irds ipirbe Inn $500 gefiirst ma
iest ruerbca 529,S52.2l geforbcrt
Gle uripriifieIiden 5proerinrucn Ses
@einnobcitsnmtes betrilgen $1G2.,
237; bic aiir5llg betrug $63, OBJ
lmo jebt iperoen $4,000 perIangt
Die uripriingIid)e sycrnerilng fir ber
isonos fir oifentliben gienit ipal
81 ,401 So; bic aiirsung belize
iif cllf $557,091.1 10 inb Die MN
frehrige S6rberiin5 betrdgt $814,'
73s. .l6. 1ic garffomiiIion tpollts
S2I9,337. .33 babeu, nber ibre Joroe'
ri,ngcn ipltrben I'm $15Q237.33 pe.
itliiiicn ,ioodb ibnen iiifclseoeiiei
MIR $4,000 SIR @erfiignns' itebcu
lper0cn.
llliper1nbert bliebe1i MIR Die cSorbe.
RING fir ben Yoli5ei.llnteritiiBungs
ionSS inn Detrnge BON SS1 90
inb Die fiir oen Seue1pebrBeTi
foneS i'm @etrage pbn S94,4t0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-20
Sacfer 8eiansnerei,,.
Ter @ereiu idJliekt iid ben @ereinis-
ten SGngern an.

Der SGder @efan9perein 6at mad
hreimonatiger pauie feline 9eriamnls
lunsen pieoer aufgsnolnmen uno Die
erite fano pergangenen Sdmiiaq unter
8priis bes PrGiibentsn M;ilbelm DIM
telader uno ber prototpllirunu oes
Setretdr5 9eu. S9l ftatr. Dem pera
forbeneu Wtitglieo 6ans Sd rpurbe
bom prGiioentcn Elm erbetenoer Ra6s
nut setpiomet. Die Serreil Soc T6orz
maper, Grib 2oeite unb 6uso Slider
tpurben sur attioen unp bic Serren
@rnit Braun uub 8iIbeIm b. Ornaz
.nente Sur paifipen Wiits!iebi1aft ers
fpGblt unb auFeenommen
4uf Iutrag oes 6errn Sulius
Sommer tpurps Der QnTtlub an bic
9ereinigten SGneer einitimmis pers
fiigt. iplgenbs Ginlabuneen 5u sseit.
Li6teiten ipuyoelt dngerpmmen une
iiberall fptrb iif Der 9erein betbeilis
gen: Deutiber Stub gum gaQ am %.
September, SamenOereil oes Bidder
9elareoereins gum &l9elabenb am
27. Ssptem6er BEL Srollmann IN
8eitlpooo, @rlanger 2i:bertran5 gum
5amilisnfeit an l. Sftober, GDler 9es
iangOerein 81 ytprpoos gum Serbits
uusflua am l. Sttober, iopie Deutifz
Oeiterr, unterit. geretr gum Serbit.
feit am 7. Sttober.
Die 8erIammluneen oes Yereins
finben pom iebt an pieber i'm Seut=
ffen Stub itutt unb 5pdr jeoeu eriteu
Sumitng i'm Dtonut. Huf @rlebigunJ
Der 9eI6Gfte fano nod eine semiitbe
lide HnterbultungsituroC itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-20

tGtenbeb6roe linter6reitet iporoen lei
Serr 0foie betnerfte, baB er Den Ir'
truq MIR iteIle, I'M bic alngeIegenbeii
aubrfldren. oa ungeaftet Der geeen'
.beiIiqen Scf,oltptilllg her Staats
lltiIitatenbcfGroe Der StnbtanlDuli
ben 9erida Der 9eb0rbe porgelegt Ill
babcn iheine. Staotmlmalt @rOont
Der III Der Sisnng 5iigegen mar, be'
tonie, baB io!publ er tpie alich icin
slmtsnorgdneer u. ". Sdoenle eiEe
cinaetcnSe llnteriudung lpiinIdten,
Sa lie ibre gilift eetban batten lrno
Der @rpert Sing ipgar nriinoIid als
3erge Der Gtaats lltilititell6eboroa
jerc nur sepilnidte alustlnit segeben
babe.
Sta6tratbsnritelieb at large .. S.
Zones unterbreitete cine Sr0inanj,
meld,c ole 9lnsiibung Der Sago IN
Stdc.gebiet unteriagt 2alIt Sicier
0roinan5 ioa oos ssagen uno 5angen
non aalirt,eu, Giftornhen uno ion'
itraen iaebbaren @ierfiibIern unS
goocln I'M Stabtgebiet bel eirar
@cIoItraie bis 81 500 perboten iein.
Son, beionbers miro je6od in Ser
Sroinan5 porgeisben boB ieher @ar.
ien6ejiser OIL aIlen 5agen, nit gus.
nabme oes Gonutags, 6as 9'eft Ia.
ben ioa aa1lindeu, sic ibm III ieinen
aphJ ober ionitiges Semitic gebe,l,
Scn @arauS 5it MAIDEN. Die SrOlnan3
sulrSe on bns &omnlittee mir orient.
Iide Sihcrbeit perpieien.
sIui 9lntrag bon Serrn 6. @eigel
puroe cine 1ieiolution alrgenonMlen,
laut ipeld,er Der SoppeI StraBc Siu.
butt Bis auf lpeiteres nit 80 TEMPO
rlren eIcftriiteu 2ampen beIeuftet
peroen ioIl
Iuf gntpieblln,g bes aonm!ttces
iiir Miitel u1lb @ege tullroen Die 1ol.
genoen 9onooroiuar3en angenoR.
men:
$1S0,000 fir bic 9tcltpfloitering
oes 6ifeutliheu 2anoingsplabcs !;
$4,000 fir Gle gerbreiterung Der
SoppIe Strabe; $1310 fir Die Ser
breiterllng Der 9aiiett 9toa6 un0 Ger
Selim slpe.; $500 mir Die Tflaitc'
r,,ns DER gQis StraBe, @urr Cuf
StraBe, 4oro goaeipooo slperue .mh
ssseniier Court; $4,000 fiir cine oiieltt-
Iide gaoeanitalt an Der Central ln1o
5reenian 9loe,; $4,000 fin Die Der
beiieriine Ger 9trrotp slnenue, g'ced
s(pei,uc, SLING stpe., 0tapIe Seaf
.9Ipuue. College apenlie, @ine Strabe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-20
lImselDff
gIei6t bic Srase mic SObn 3earbun
sH ieiner tOStliden SduR'
lunuoe fam.

Ter 81 Satire olte SSoIn 9iearbon,
Der pie geitern altsfiibrlif berittet,
in Der @irtbidait pon 8illinm NC
Gleaonb, 9to. 241 Sit 8earl Strabc,
nit elmer SdntBrmInbe i'm llnterleib
oon Ser Yoli5ei aiifgefunben puroe,
lit geItern gorrtittas i'm itaotiifeu
9oipitnl oieier @linoe erlegen.
Gr behaltptete biz 81 ieincm Sooe,
BAH er iid) Gle @1rnbe perlebentIitJ
Iclbit beigcbrott babe, luGbreno Die
Boli5ei 81 Der Slulid,t biuneist, bdb
ser cerbdugniBpolle Sd)uB BON Dem
gbauiieur ,Sobn Siegfrteo abgcfeuert
lpurhe.
Sicgfrie0 tpitr6e befaillltlif 9leid,
nah Der Sd)ieBerei oer5aftct, nad,ocn
cr aus ocr WfcGleQano' 'iden @trtb-
iAdit 9elaiIen mar llnb in elmer &c.
rafborten g4irtbid)uit nit eincu
m1d'tigen &epoIper III Der Suit iull.
aerfufte!te. Or trar ie5rd, 10 betruil-
telt baB er nidh pcrnebmlllgStabi6
mar. slls er i'm Soipital nit )ieoroolt
tonfrontirt pnroe, bIieb Sieier 6ci
iciner gebauptlrnA buB er iid) Die
&lnbe ielbit beigebrad)t babe lno
Siegfrieb erfldrte geitern, ols er fpie.
scr riiGtcrn geporoen mar, bab er
am @tontag 9lbeno oerart betrunfen
gerpeien lei, oaB er iih duf abiolnt
nidts beIhlnen fonne, fiietc ieoodl
tirtsu, 0aB Rearoon uno er Die bclten
jsrcilaoe gelpeien ieierl
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1ertpanbte an bas ct. Sranees Sofpi.
tai. Emma Setfreat bas ihrt
al ibren Gattsn Gbris. Ssifreat. =
Receiper berlangt.
Dii6ael $. 9ebner, Der eiie aor
beruns i'm 8etrage Don $915.48 gel
tenb madt, itrenste seitern cine &lass
aiii grnennung eines Reeeiners fir biz
ne. pulfe 2umber Co., 201e
Dana abenue, gpaniton, an unb Ders
lanst 5u gleider 3eit, bab bas Se=
lf1it, ods BON ben 3beilba6erg
Ualter g. pulie unb 80. s.. Dils
ion ani6einenD aufgeseben iporoen 1T.
Dertauft fperbe. gr fiibrt an, bab o!s
5irma inIolDent lei. ferner bab pulls
&c WiGpn untere4tistsr Beiie ausz
itebenbe s5Orberungen ein5ieben, iitj
a6er I'm bic 8e3abIung Der Sdulben
ni9t befiimmern. 2tus bieiem @run,
be fpllten bic Sntsreisn Der Sablreis
9en GlGubiger bur6 grnennung zines
ReceiDers eeidiiBt perbeu, e6e bic Dors
hanOenen alftipa gang ueriddeiioert
iporben iinb.
&c 9IaB g a6en.
Spbn Suer 1T Ra9ldbDertpalter
bon aunigunbe grenosl, perionalisn
$1,000.
2lnna Maridnll aieipics 1T 9eitds
msntsbollitreferin DON g6as. Wars
idnll aieipie5, 9runoeisentbuin
$4,000.
CHARLES g. 8urbIall 1T ssitas
mentsDOIliiredsr DON Sara6 6. Mofs
fatt, perIOnalien 5000, 9runbsig.us
tbum $500.
Der lsrI0nlite NaalaB beg Sbs
man WoifTon bstrlgt $437.4O; berjes
nige bes Saeob Is. ROisr $546.97.
9eri 6ieOenes.
Die 5/3 HdtiDnal gant erlongts Elm
llrtbeil iiber $3534.22 segen Samuel
.. peacod. = Carrie Dds Elm Iols
des iber $45S6.73 gesen gbas. ~.
unb 9irbie @olbmunn. - Gus. Gil
bshdus elm iolhes iibsr $180.5o gsg:n
Sbomas 9urte.
Sam. RidoHon, Der unt.r Der qus
tlase bss Rofh5u4tsosriu9s iiano,
burfte iih seiiern nit @intpiaisuns
bes StautsdnpaItss beg siufa6sn
aHsrifis i9ulbis bstennsn unb ipurDe
bon aihter r. 6. SOffmaun gu ieds
Wtonaten 9(rtsits5uus, 5000 unS GOs
iisn perurtbeilt.
Sobn 8. 2ude fat gegen bic ailies
Cigar So. Detroit Mi6., cine Ga
ldriorOerung i'm gstrage pon $3.50
singetlagt unb Elm ejutbabeH Der Der
tlasten BEL elmer bieiigetl Sant Be-
ihlagndbmen lahen.
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8,sseianot
@nrSs seitern Der Yn6sstiumnriiiiOn
oas Stnbtbnbset md ben poras.
npmmtueH Streidnaeeu.

Icr gnogcffommiiiicn lit geitern
Sas Gtaotbiibset spieoer sueeianoi
iDprSen, nad)oeH in allen Teparte.
nleiliS Streid,rngen nGrgenoHnIel,
lpllrbcri, nm Den geiiimnungen bes
Smitbihen Steuergeieees bn eiit'
ipreden. 9,iirgermeiiter puhtn,
Decentralization IS. 3. SriebIan.
Der ino slrbeitsoireftor 6. q. SorI.
berger. Die aIs it1ttiihc aontrcI.
heboroe ons Ghreibcu an Die giio.
ccffonmiiiion ilnter5eidmet baben,
i'ciHcrfen ie6od, bnB Die in bieicni
Glltpurf ii,iiimebf fir DIE eii5eIn2n
sScn6s pcrgeietcnen Slumen BEL
treiiem ifrt5itreid,eno iino.
lie itnipriinDIiden Scroeriniaen
hntten iidb nlif $4. 4.30S. .32l AZ belol..
ien nnb iett iifo lie nndy elmer
Streid,liftg pom 81 ,S66. .965.43 nui
$2,i4t, ,356 ipernbaeiest iporoen. Jsur
In 5lpei Tonts spnren Gtreidninael.
iun,5gIidl iidinIid i'm goIisei-llntcr-
iiiisiuIgsfoitbs lmo benz 9,enIions-
ion5s ber Geueripcbr.
Sm iScnbs fiir '0ffentlide Cider.
heit belief iih bic iiripriiipIide Dor.
teritng niif 81, ,692. .609. 80; geItrifen
iptir6en 81 100000 imb Die rienc
syorberine betrdet $685., eos. 80. Sir
- 81 = q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-20
THE UNION GAS & ELECTRIC co.
The Union Light, Heat & Power Co.
Inlh q. Gnprence elpenre.

lt1i0 St. SufDrence glpenle
slIf @rupfeblung bes @eIelldtungs-
committees fpurbe Der itGbtiIhe @lef-
irifer anoernicien, einen 4oitenan-
i6la1 fiir Die 9oltpenurbbeleutting
i'm Stabtceiltrltn aus5uarbeiteu,
p1hreno 81 gIei6er .3eit ben friibercn
Strnfen, ipel6e nit goltlepurdart.
pen beIeudtat lperben ioaen nod Sie
iplsenben hn5ugeiiist ultrcen: @ol.
nit StraBe, 5uiifpen Der l. uno 8.
StraBe; 9ldte Strabe, 5fpiiben GIN
StraBe unb 9roaolpap; Gin StraBc,
5luiifen Der gicrten urb s[tten
Strabe; gierte StraBe, 6tpiifen Ser
Spcamore StraBe un0 groabpap iutS
Siinfte Strabe; 5tpiiden Spcamore
SiraBe unb groabrpap.
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Der &tabtratb.
Nens @asorOiuaHs mad, eriter 2einna
an SaS aommittec Suriif.
periuieieu.
Suunerstas gbenb finbet bic erite
0ffeutlid)e Gituus itatt.

Sie neite Sr6inali5 be5iigIi9 Der
Uasrate, Die nie bereit5 mlsfiibrlif
beriddet, cine geettorate pom 30 Gents
pro toilieno aubiffiB, iorpie cine mo-
nntlide WfiniIunlbereduuurg pon 81
9erts pro aOnlltnleirten porliebt, &C.
Iangte in Der geitrigen StaGratbs.
iising 5ltr eriten Seiung lIIlo tDuroe
omm Dem @lnid)e oes SeleilIntli1gs'
fomnlitteeS, ipelfeS tic uluerbreitei
bate, erltipreterlo, an bas aonurittee
suriidDerpieier, Oieies geId,ab obne
ieoiueoe SisflIiiion ltno Oas aommif.
tee miro nun in Der 4ngelegerbeit
6ffentlid)e geriaulnillineeit ullberali.
men, oeren erite ant Sonnerstag
9lbeno Inn adt llbr inn Staotratbs.
iaaI abgebalten tuiro, Inn Der 9iirser-
idait gelegenbeit Slr Weimng5ouBe'
riing 5u aeben.
gluBeroen ipiro Der Gta0iratb alth
nod periihen, Die Staats lltilitdten.
beborSe 81 einer Meniiion ibrer gl6.
ibdsung bes Gigertbiutsrpertbes ser
Union @as q electric 60. 81 peran.
laiien, ipeil Die bisberige glbifasung
fiir 81 bod craeieben miro. Gin Sies-
be5iielid)er geidliiB iullrbe auf an.
trag BON Serrn geigel einItimulig ge.
fabt lmo es ocrlaltete, oaB, ialls Die
geh5rbc Dem 8lnib rtiht gfetrums
TRACE, Der Sta0tratb iib al Die 8e.
ridlte ipenben piiroe, I'M eine neue
abi9dsilng gu er3ipinaen.
9aut ser Sr6inan5 ioa Elm aon-
trait 5u Der obisen Rate iiir Oie
9nuer BON fiini Ssabren pom 26. Df.
tober |. 3. an nit Der ltlion @as 4
electric 60. nbgeifloiien ipefben
sSiir ben 3eitraiim pom 26. Sep.
tenlber biz 26. Sttober fpurDc, eben.
iaIls dui gntpfeblitne oes geleub.
timgsfonmitiees, ipieber ltItter gluf.
bebilne Der @eidaitsreeeIn cine mel.
tere fenlporare Sr0iitarrj aneenom.
men, ipelde Die ,sortbauer oes segeu-
aplrtieen aontraffs biz gum 26. Sf.
tcber poritebt.
an oas 9eleildtiinesfounnittee
qing auh cine 3uif)rift Der Steinmes
llniuu Ro. GO, IN ipeIfer geqeil eine
GrbJbHnn Der @asrate icipie alih &c.
ae,, Die TeitieBilna elmer @itrlinIal-
rate profeitirt miro.
glngenonumen iuit1f6e Elm gittrag
bes Stnstratbsfnitglieoes Stole BON
Der 3ipeitcn @urb. Der eine liner.
iiidl,ing Der gebalptiine boriiebt, baB
Der @eridt bes itaotifden grperten
u. 6, Sling iiber bic @ertbobid,ds-
utg Der @asanIasen Der Union @os
u electric 60. ,r&t Der Staots lltilt.
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Che @rlsubniffbein

JSames 6. 9eapep, AS, 1867 Dennis
! Strabe.
l2lbelia aramer, "a, oesgl.
JGbarles G9par3eubad, 30 20 Gar
I fieIb Place.
lWiarp Is. qarnIeb, 30, 119 Deif 9.
Strube.
)Grnft 8. Wleiusen. 30, Charlottesville.
lRorma MilIer. 26, besgl.
JQtrtbur Q. gidnea, "a, pleaiant
! Hibss.
l9Ilma q. Rebtep. %. DessI.
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cfIlebfe 1odifer bon Sreb. urb ScbaHna Hcefi,
6ber, aeb. Siilsumfber. i'm aIifr bon 22 Ia6ren,
z Wlonnfen Hfib Is 1aaen. In ber Aobnniia.
nerftaa. ben ~. eeptember 1915, ad6miiiasB
ubr bonn IgGnerbGhe aus. 5rennbe finb
toIlldfi etngeInefn. IT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-20

bic eef
Saui
gFDehaHms lit cine aaphalauas bic Hh Dbusu wrb
Snns'
Gle afhif6 er9 MAIDEN e Ioat
ert9 perben sic pihen waS
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asIiebif Gaitin bon 6einrics efeger, int aiter
SST o =. & sSss @ S s S,16a. snSsn any 1s s gssss e.
IN 3poiffc Sfrnbe, am 2pnnerfi11, ben IL
zepfembsf, I'm s:fI 1lbr Worgens, ipordnf Inn
~ libr III ber ef. Raifins siirdte Gin ieieri6eS
Nemrirm abaeoalisu ipirb. 5reitube inb elm.
aetnbcH. 1920
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-20
Siigeln gle nadb ber seitrigem 9Seiz
ie-iuie bier?

Sies lit Die i6berite 8eiie. Sic bigsln na6e einsm
beibeu Sfen, MAIDEN subGoie Saritte, I'm bic giien
5u pe6ieIn, bann reiiligen sic baS @iien jeoesnaI,
bamit es Die stleioer nift bei6nust
9ie geftrige @eiie fl6Bt Sbnen 5urdjt Elm Oor benz
gissnas uno isiusn llubequemli9teien. Sic ulIi'
len ben Glen abrGlmen uno Die Glen aufitelen
Gann riiiien Sic tparten Bis Die @ien beiB tperben
Sie laen @efabr, 9Sbre Singer 5lt Der6rennen unb
aud appfI6msrSsn gu bstommen, s9e bic giigelur.
belt beenbet lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-20
9Id,t,ebn Wspnate gum 8esablem.

Saueun7 Gle an3n
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gle fDmnen na@ Der beutigen 2Seiie
biiaelm-t -tpie bier!

Sies 1T Die elettriidJe g8eie - Die leidteiie gSeiie
Sic fonnen irgenopo i'm Sallie bigeln Sic 6rau-
fen Die @iien nift 5 pedieln itno fonnen aud Die
aleioer nid,t idmusg MAIDEN. Gas @iien blebt
beiB, aber Sic bletben fiibl.
Die beltige @eiie lit 70 enfad, oaB es bos giiseln
angpnebm mud1t aein Diem lit ab5urairmen. Seine
@iien itnb ali5uitelen aein @arten bis Die @iien
beiB peroen Sic brnllfen nlIr Die &oroe nit tr'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-20
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-11-10
Why Flour ExpLodes.

Records of the last ten years show
that about twenty explosions have 90.
Cured In cereal, -four and feed mills
with the loss of 100000 worth Of
property, as well as the killing or In
Turing of over two hundred employees.
Investigations regarding the causes Of
these explosions and subsequent fires
have not proved conclusively what are
the difficulties to be avoided. In eight
cases the explosions are believed to
have originated from the sparks pro.
duced In the machines during the
grinding process. Tiny particles Of
Favel or metallic substances coming
INTO contact with the plates of the ma
thine may produce enough sparks to
gnite the dust within the machine.
Another possible cause for cereal dust
explosions suggested il the use Of
naked flames,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-11-10
|, TO CHURCH BY BOAT
,,vlns Service Made Social Affair In
Finland, and Large Parties
Travel Together.

attending divine service In certain
arts of Finland is q social affair,
tnce the churchboat is an institution
that northern possession of the car,
Mis- craft Is of such size that in some
asses no fewer than 100 persons may
I rowed to church at the same time.
Twenty or thirty take the oars to-
ether, and it is deemed the proper
ming for everyone to serve his turn
\ them, since the church Is frequently
mite a distance from the houses Of
he parishloners. In the event that
he boat has long distance to travel,
| is not unusual for a party to start
m Saturday night. Then may be
zen the peasants going down to the
Eaterside in the evening, in order that
hey may be ready at the time appoints
a. With them they carry little bun.
tles, In which are contained their best
clothes.
Service lasts some hours, and when
i is ended, the women turn up their
skirts or more often take them of
and make up the little bundles again,
and the churchbOat starts for home.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1916-11-10
ALLIES TO PURSUE
DRIVE ALL WINTER
OFFENSIVE WORK TO CONTINUE
WHEN WEATHER Is FAVOR
ABLE, SAYS GEN. MAURICE.
Nh Not Prophesy as to Time It viii
Take to Drive Back Invading
Germans, But Declares Allied
Strength is Growing.

London.-During the course Of an in.
erview on Thursday, Major General
b. Maurice, chief director of mill
ny operations at the war office, was
oked what he thought of Field Mar
lal Won HinienbuIg's statement that
he entente allies could not break
through the western front in thirty
Iears, General Maurice replied:
Our recent offensive was not de-
iigned to break through. Its purpose
vas to relieve the pressure on Verdun
md kill as many Germans as possible.
will not undertake to say whether it
Will take thirty years to get the Ger
mans out of France, but the allied
strength constantly is growing and the
German strength constantly is declin-
ng. The effect of the allied offensive
s accumulative. When the weather
permits its resumption, the results will
be greater than ever. Torrential rains
in the week have prevented actions Of
any great consequence.
Our offensive will continue through
out the winter when conditions are at
all favorable.
From documents recently found on
prisoners there is no question but that
there is great deterioration in the en-,
emy's morale and material, although
they have been able to maintain the
number of their divisions. This has
been accomplished by Withdrawing reg
iments from old divisions to form new
ones"
The war office reports that on the
fighting fronts important successes
have been obtained by the French in
the regaining of Fort Vaux, northeast
of VerduR, by the Italians in a further
push forward in the Gorilla and Cas-
70 sectors through which they are try
ing to reach Triest, and by the Ger
mans in Volhynia near Witoniez. where
Russian positions were stormed ant
captured and % officers and 1908 mer
were made prisoners.
The Germans evacuated Fort Vau'
during the night, says their official re
port, without hindrance by the French
and after portions of the fort had beer
blown up. The French continued Il
pour a heavy fire from their big guns
on the Notifications.