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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17
GntpfDblen
Mirb bon @ertretern iiibiider Ratios
naIperbdAbe bic @obaltlrng siuss
RousreiIes oer Ssraeliten
BON 4Inerita
3rpeds 8eIerung Der Gage Der Sucen
in alien 2dNbern Der grbe.

I Rep yOrt, 16. Suli. 1a6 elmer
iebr bibigsn 0ebatte ipurben am
Sonntag in einer 9erfanmIuug ron
experimentation SsrdeIiten geittiiHe
dnsenonrmen, IN pelHeu bic 9lb6als
t,ing einss sonsreiiss Der SsrasIiten
bon amerita beiiirlportet ipirb, ,.unl
ben Suben in allen 2dnbern poQs
Rs9ts gu fi1ern u. Der Sintaniesung
Der Suben stn gHoe Ju MAIDEN. Sn
ben .Joollen Redtsn" folIen biirssrlts
DE. politii6e unb religiDie Re4te, ios
ipie ettpaise 9rupRnre9te in pen
ein5slnen 2Gnbern, tpel9e getptiIs
@ruppen In bisien 2dnbern beiiBen.
sinbesriffn ieiu.
Bel geginn Der 9erTammlung iom
es gu elmer isbr erreeten aontrooerie
aipiifen Ribter gouis .. grdrosis
DO mOber6unbsseeri4t. Der erdiencu
mar. nm, ipie .r iaste. bic anpefsHs,
ben gum anidluB an be .Setpii9
gonsrsb Srsariia.ion-, Soeietp" 5u
peranldHen. unb 9r. Sibab 6. Mags
nes. Rihter grunbsis benertte, aIs er
mittbeilte. bab feline Organization Sc
Idloiien babe, ben Jeptdnten aongrsb
stpif9en bem 19 Ssptemksr unb bsln
gnbe BEG sesenipdrtigen Sabrss a6Jus
balten, unb baB re auber @tanbe T:i
tbren biesbe5iisIitsn gntI9lub gu
amenbiren.
0iele Ser gnipcisrt6en, Die 90 iiioi-
fde gtatiofalpereiuieitngen pertroten,
poren oiigeni6einIid 5u @lnritert ci-
nes ioIhen &ongreiies, tporen ieooh
Der arfift, baB er erit na6 geeroi.
gung oes eiIrop1iihen &riepes itatt.
fiitben ioIlte. sIS Deiteres SinberniB
lpurSe Die Statiad'e arraefiihrt. oab
MidJter @ranbeis linb ieine Inbdnger
|iih nbioIut 81 Guuiteu oes 3ionismus
erfI1rt hoben mo oaraiif belteben
,peroen. baB oieie ,Jrage Dor beu 9oi'
greB gebraht miro Sic erfldrl,ng
9fihter grnnbeis', oaB er inb feline
Sreuuioe auber etanoe ieien oieSano.
Iungsspeiie Tires @pmmittees 5it
airtenfiren, brnfte Or, Waognes IN
Snrl,iit luio er beirerfte:
.gs tbut ms lpcb, oieie genler-
flung BON Riftcr 9ranSeis n b6rel,
|inn mir befIngen triib Die Writ utto
gSeiie. in meIder Nie @emerfitng ge'
uadr pirb. Sdtte er ms geingt:
.gyir iino Gins nit giidJ IN ser
Sbeilnabme mir iInicre leibenbel
@laubensscnoiieu IN ben friegfiibren.
ben 11ilb@n imh ipollen uns benrithcn
nniere @eiese oerort si dnoerrt, oab
pir giid, oils sleid)berettigte Waitur,
Better Bel Der 9eiieritug iIrrer Suae
5ulaiien fcnnen, piirocn mir icbr
Iirob ieiyt obcr er. siebt ursa teine< De,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17
(Gingefnnbt.)
(WtHutidHDt.J
IN bic Mhtbare Nsbattion bes Gineins
natl Uolfsbldtt,

'9n bic Mttbare Rsbaition bes Gineins
natl Dolfsblatt.
Sn bisisn 7assn bss j4nellen Wed,
ieIs brdudt es MIR iur3e 3eit, bab
aud ein greisniB DON bsionbsrer unb
oubersttp6bnIiHer 4rt, ipenn aud
ni9t IN Wsrseienbeit gerGtb, 10 bod
balD nit giei4siiltisteit bebanbslt
ipirb.
Oas punb.rpolle gr.isnib, bis
niHi nur bas sdnSe 2anb, ionbsrn
gum srobsn 7btil bic sanse Dslt In
Grhountn iette, mar bic 4niunft bes
llntsrfee I. GunbeIsfHiffes .DeutIA.
lamb. Dos IN cine grrungenf&aft,
iuslde I'M 4ueenbtid In ibrer ganJen
2ragpsits ni4t 3l ermeFen IN, unb
5eigt pitberum, bdb beuti1er Self
unb beutfme Gnersie ii@ teine gren,ez
isten Taft In feinem GortfGritt unb
iiH ni1t burn ftinbli1e Nationen b<n
Weg na9 Nneritd psrfperren Idbt,
fnnbern iisis miithis unb fur9tIos
Ei4 Wege f9dfft.
Dumit cine foIds iiibns grruneens
I9dft nitt TN tur5er 3eit In Elm bunis
lss Gtma@ Der Gei8i4te ipanbsrt.
mD4te Id sic erfuHtn, bur4 Sbr
iDertbts 1latt idmmili9e bsutfdk
1ldtttr bisies Ganbss dn5nregen, bab
bisfer Gag BON allen beutftxn Gss
iioffmf4dftsn bities 2dnbss ME ber
Dsutf@s 1de, dfs sin Tag ber Gtins
nssaHa saj Rtah&ts - I'M, ,asik
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17

@agnon, 20 Sabre alt, ertrarten IN
Der gtd9e Der Wdinbung bes 2ate CT
Glatr unb Der 20 Sabre olte 2eor
W6ite tam am unteren Gnbe bes
5lufes, augeHI3etr1id5 infotge opH
&rdmpfen, ums 2eben.
Geu8tes Grab.
SCENT, g., 16. SuIt. Der 16 Sabre
alte paul Sab aug 9ltron ertrant an
Sonntag bier, aIs er beim 8aben DON
&rGmpfen befaIlen fpurbe. @r 6Gtte
6eiua6e einen dItsren gru6er, Der i'm
retten poute, nit in bic siefe ge5os
gen uno es gelang erFt na6 8peiitiins
bigen Dteberbels6ungs gsoeriu6en, ben
8ruoer pieoer gum 8erpuBtieiE gu
bringen.
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s,annooeraner gienie.

Der Sannuperaner llntert. gereln
Ro. / label Mitsliebsr unb Ireunbe
sum pierric elm, bas Der gerein am
Sdmitas %. Suli. in Reidsratbs
parf Deranitaltet. Qn llntsrbaltans
manderlsi art, an GiIen unb srin'sn
birb es nidt feblen. iobaB ben 1beils
nebmern Elm perguiister Sag In @uss
jift fieht.
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Perisnal' al'R sti3e,s.

Jrau 9llfreb 81. Rippert fat
seitern Don ibrem gatten aunoe er.
baIten, bab sr ii4 an Borb bes bdnis
i4en Ddmpfers .yreberid VIII"
ipobl unb munter befinbe unb allsr
Wabrfdeinlidteit nad am DisHiias
in Rep gort eintretfen ipiirbe. 9fi9s
ter Nippert Dirb iih in Rep Dort
ipobI einise 5ase aufhaItsu, benn 'ltl'
nal pirb er Der .OftpreuBenbiIfe" Be
ritt erfsaitsn ,inb ,ipettens iino ibm
,u Gbren perfdiebme Syeftlihfeiisn sss
plant Bon glep Dprt besibt er ii4
na9 Wafbinstpn unb tebrt bon bort
nah gtncinnati suriid.
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GIpiuiion in bet yetriebsitatiDn Der
9Iasaeicllidait.

aura Dor 10 llbr seitsrn 9lbenb ers
eignete iid in Der gstriebsitaticn Der
Union Gas &c electric Co., Ssnenss
unb Central Q(benIe, cine Grplollon,
infolss bsrsn elmer Der 30 rRectifisrs"
in Die 2lft flpg, Doburh iofort alls
StraBen in 0untelbeit berlebt uuroen
unb crit na9 elmer Stunbs iuieoer ers
leuhtst psrbex-t x-tonnten. Der Saperins
tenbent Der citation tonnte feine grs
tldrung fir Die Grplofipn anfiibrsn
nnb nar an9ebel, bab berfelbs Rstlls
fier fdon Dor stpei Wonaten enlnal
a6geflosen lei. Wierttriirbigeripelle
purbe BEL Der 9lfairs niemanb Dsr'
lent.
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Sm ben Nnbeftaas
Derben flint @tnerGIe Der
preubif4en 4rsmee Der.
feat.

Rottsrbam. Dia aonbon, 16.
Suli. 2aut benz .gerlinsr 1aseblatt-
iperoen iisben @enerdle Der preubifhen
@rmse unter 9eiuilisaus ibrts abs
f9isbsseiuds in ben Rubsitanb psrs
iebt. gs IiHb bieIes bic @ensrdle BON
8rebop. bon Dienittoipsti. gIo,ss.
Gramer unb BON 9usr. mdbrenb bic
generdIs BON aIeiit unb arabmsr
Rommanbos i'm Snntrn es aanbss srs
bdlien baben. 0as 9Iatt fiist binsu.
bab fsin grunb fir biele @erabf6isr
bunssn unS gsrIesunsen onsessbsu
'pirb,
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GBicagO's S.pilferuns.

%. 8. gobine, Der SuperintenOeni
bes S6ul5pungs, i6GBt bic Der5eitt3e
geo1lferungs3abl BON Gbicago aNT
2550,O00. 6err 9obine iiberrsi9te
bem S9ulratb ieinen 3enius 0eS MIN
berid6rigen geODlterungstbeiles; er
bat, Inn gu Der ertpdbnteu ,3tffer 5U
Qelanqen. bieiel6e 8er0ielfdItigung8@
art an9etpenbet, lpie i'm Sabre 1919,
unp bamalg Ittmmte iein GrgebntB
faIt genau nit Der 3ifier bes IpdtereH
9uuoes3enIus, 2,185,283, iibereiu.
Die @eIummt5abl ulIer Yerionen
unter q Sa9reu in GAicugo betrd8t
nab 8pDine 996,059, mas cine gu
ndbme BON 41,646 pd5renD Der IeBten
beiben Sabre teoeutet 5iir 1914
purbe cine @eiummtbeO0lterung BON
2,437,526 ermittelt, 70 bdB bic @tn'
DobnerI6aft ieitber iif am l12,47f
permebrt bate.
Den llmItanO, odB bieie 3una6me
ni9t 10 groB 1T, ME iie pobl frii1.r
mar, ertldrt gQbine nit Der gtbna1'ne
Der Ginpanoerung tnfoI9e bes euroz
pdiI6en &rieges, oeni auf etner loIs
den gtiidqan9 in 9e3uq auf Seutid3s,
Seiterreicfer uno Gufen oeuteu Die
3enIuserbebungen bin, lpd6renb Gngs
ldnber, SStaIiener uno Stanoincpier
cine 3unabme dufneiien. Gine onSare
llrIahe oes perringerten 4rp5entIdtcs
Der 3unabme erbIidt 8pbine in Der
9lbpanberung zines 56eiles Der 9rnbs
itGptii6en 9ep0lterung ra4 ben @Ors
orten.
Die ainbcr unter 4 Sabren Tnb
nit 224,111 pertreten, uno unter
linen irno Die &naben nit 11I062 IN
Der Wlebr3a6l geqenii6er ben 107,43
Dldbasn. Die om meiiten nit &irs
bern geTesuete 8arb lit Die %, mo
n sos &tnber unter 4 SGhreu Ooba
neu. S6ren Se9euiaB biIbet bic 81,
bic 2ate S6ure 9ripe Baro, nit nur
2889 ainbern. uro in Der /. Barb
oebei9en Qar nur 1881. Die 27-
Burb bat bic qrobte gtr3dbl Wlinber>
idbriger, 47,428, erit nod i6r tOmnt
bic II. nit 1880. eSn Der J. 8dro
qibt es 1886 g}iuberjdbriqe.
gGie 6err gpbtne beri9tet 1T Die
3a6l Der SauIihpGuser auf neniger
alg | 9ro8ent Der seIammten iduIs
pfli8tiaen 'Sugenb berutgeorjidt lpocs
BEN. saube &iuber ei6t es 567 ls2
Winheridbrige iino bIino ooer 10 gut
pie blino, upb 126 baben @rbliuoung
an qgmGrtigen. Bon ben 645 pertriip'
pelten mtinoeriabrtgen iinb 2l0 in
etnem 3uitanbe, Der fie 3u Der pom
S6ulrat9 oelieferteu beforberen ges
fDrberune nu6 qtnItoIten bere6tt5t.
Utit aeiItisen Uidngelu. tpte S4Ddh''
| linn uip., limb 2OS6 Sinber bebdftet-
Stumme Mlinberid6rige gibt es In
Gbicagp 221, uno 513 i'm GIter 3ipts
fben II unb q Sabren tonnen ntdt
leien unb idreiben. Der Pro5entfds.
ben Fe barIteaeu 1T Der gertugite IN
'aLlen @rpBitdbten.
geues Wprt.
Isle trtRten teiue dltoboliIcben
@etrGnte2"
.ytetn, nur 6ru9tiGFte!"
.gtlfp getpihernlaben - SbIttncnSs
ler!"
@Io{ien
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ssulsen oes 6ptbiuaiiers.
u 4t5ebn perfonen perben
permibt.

Gbarfptteptlls y. g., 16.
Suli. - Q6t5ebn Wunu, nGmlid IA
Sonftruttionsdngeitellte Der Siobabn
iopie bier SrabtIpanner Der Weiteril
Union telegraph So. lperben psrmibt
unb man 9laubt, baB lie entipeber er=
trunten iino ober iih in ben gGumen
am GaiaDba 5luB etpa II WeiIen
bon Gharlotte0ills befinoer. Der
slug Itsist nit risiiger GeIhpinbiss
tsit. Die 18 Mdrner unb mogliters
peiIs au5 nod berihiebene Reugieriz
qe, bic iia BEL ibuen befuHbeu, purz
ben bon Der So6flutb nit fortges
i6ipsmmt, ols am Ra4mittag bic
Sauptbriide Der Siiobabn BEL Spars
tansburg fprtgerifen tpurbe.
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G6er Wut6 tpsSer gsfabr nod Sinbsrs
nib iennt, I'm Wege gu finben, BITE
feinem 5ortidritt bitntn, sefeiert fpsrs
be. Dides Grsiguib tpurbe nur bon
Deutfdfeinbsn berDumint. Neutrals
betunben bic Meinung. bab es cine
G9anbe lei, bic beutide Ration au bes
idrpfen ba bic iibrige Wslt bo9 10
biel BON ibr lernen iann.
Oes9alb noHmdIs, Seuti9fanb ii6er
alles.
Wlhfrt Hnher.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-17
@irfli@ FeiiHlDs
Werben In Wien tiinftig.
bin bic Hsif6lofen
Sdqe feiu.


len, Dia aonSon. II. Suli. Die
fIeif4loisn 1as. tperbsn in 3utunft
ipirslid fletidlos iein. gisbsr mar
Der 5leifdsenub an iolden sasen nur
theiltpeiie bei9rdntt. ba gentle Sors
ten Gleif4 unb }leiidtouierpen BON
Sem be6orbli4en ger6ot aussenOa.
men ipartn. gfunmebr 1T iebo6 elm
nsutr Grlab berOFfeniliht iporben, Der
unber3iislid In araft iritt unb BEN
sufoIse on flsii4loi.n snsen Der Gons
FUN unb Der 9ertuuf bon isbsr afrt
UIeifd. sinidIiebli4 DON ssrduderisu
Glsif9 uuS JIsiI9tonierosn unierfas.
'iii. sbsnio pie DON Gsfliis.l unb Wilo.
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;srauen Siafonie @ereiu.

Mittpo6. 10. 5uf, fiHbet in Der
Griien Dsutidsn prot. Gemsinbe III
gumminsoiGe bic DisrielidbrIiae Iers
iammluns beg Deuti6en OialoniFens
5oipitals Fatt, perbunben NIT aaffsss
irdr8den. slle iinb ireunbli4it siHses
laoen.
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,,Upr,pdrts"
@eibsIt ben anti 4m vi.
fnnismus Der RatiouaJ.
IibsraItn tn i9arfen
mnrten. "a

Sm 9dag, pia 9onbon. 16. SuIi.
Der -Doripdrts" brudt einen iiir,lid
bon prOfeHOr aonrab Wlesser uus
Berlin, sinem MitsIieb Der Rotionuls'
Iibepalen partsi psrfubten 4rtiisl uns
Ter lleberi4rift .Gur6t Dor bem Gris.
ben ob.
profeifOr Mstssr perfu9t IA. Idn-'
,ssren Grsumsutsn barsnthuu. tobl
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- SnfoIse etnes ilberbei5ten gas.
Hi@Ieifens entitairb seitern Wlittas
In benz 2aoen oes Gam. gaItin, 9a1
Gin Strabe, ein Seuer, bas einet
Sdaben BON 500 anriftete, ebe es
Seloid,t tperhen tonnte. Z.
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GhiHsnatbrih hten.

Rep gort, 16. Suit. 9(nset.:
, ,8tuieppe 8erbt" DON @enua; rGuIera
Ia" opn 8erua.
Qlbgeg.: .etampalia" na6 @enua.
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@aifenitiaitaao
Wirb bebufs gfb6altung Der Rsi4ss
tasslpableu in 9euti4Ionb in
9lnresuns sebEadt.

4m iterbam, pic QonbOn. 16.
Suli. = Die .Grantilrter 3eitun9"
ma9t in sinsm Geitauiils bic Regies
rung baruuf aufmertiam, OaB ange@
iihts Der Sbatfads bab Der SsrmiE
bss segeapdrtisen Rei4stags i'm Sas
nuar u6lduft, bic Esi4stasspabIsn
oor geenbisuns bes ariegcs itattfin>
ben miiien unb fhidet bdnn Dor, I'm
bic tpirtli6e Weinungsd dabsrungen beg
beutI6en goltes s.le8entIid bieler
Wd6len gu erlanssn, bab ein WafIsns
ftiaitano abseI9lofIen iOeroe, I'M Der
Sdlfte bes beuti6sn Seerss bic Seima
tebr CUR steilnabme an ben Wubien
su erm6sliden.
. 9ampferfollifiOn in Der
Sbem.
aonbon, Is. Jnli, - Die Dam
pier .WOntredl" unb rgtrcabian" tots
libirtsn am Sonntag- BEL Willipaa in
Der 3hemie. 9eibe Iabr3euse ipurOen
befhGbi1t. Ell
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@In ife1l

S9neigegelber erbolten metit Iols
DE, bic fir @elb rsben piirben.
Mie man dub feline Sdure tGntrnt,
es 1T unb bIetbt bod itsts berieIbe
Eo2f,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
Railroads of South
Make Strike Plans
Officials Hope to Keep Trains
Running in Euent OF
Walkom.

ATLANTA. GA. August 3l.-RaiIroad d
active to-day planning TO keep trains
running in the event of strike of the
four brotherhoods of trainmen. At
Savannah. Wilmington and Washington
traffic officials and superintenden,s of
the Central of Georgia. Atlantic Coast
Line and Southern Railways. three of
the largest lines in the Southeast. were
In conference with genera! officers in
response to calls sent out when the
situation seemed acute.
Following a conference Of the rail
way heads at Washington to-day n
statement was Issued warning tho
public that somc Inconvenience was to
be expected IL strike should come,
but It was indicated that day Passenger
service would he maintained Con.
f'dence was expressed that al ,oas,
one such train would be run each dav
Atlantic Coast Line officials. beyond
stating that AN embargo had been
b'''''N VII All ITclEht aftcr irt 1
'o-hiEht. declined to discuss wha, had
taken place Al their conference
The Central OF Georgia road an
houhced to-day that in the event of a
strike all It's shops would close. throw
ing more than 1000 men out OF work.
me Atlanta Steel Company. employ.
ing I.ooo men, and engaged chiefly in
making war munitions. made similar
announcement.
Several roads joined those tha, had
placed embargoes to-day. Among them
we're the Nashville, Chattanooga and St
Louis, Chesapeake and Ohio. Tennessee.
Alabama and Georgia. Mississippi Cen
traL In some cases. notably that of
the Nashville. Chattanooga and St.
Louis. the embargo applies to dead
freight az we'll AS perishablc goods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
CNoRGANIIED EMPLOYEES
WANT TO RE INCfrn,
Provide AGAINST SUFFERING
IN POSSIBLE FNEncEyc,

NJ" YORK. August 31.-A1tbou.,,
'he prospect OF avcrtinE the thre,tono,
VIDE railroad strike wos co,-
"'eu encouraging tonight. civ of-
.''h's ana representatives of NJ.
1"rhs industries continued ,ho;,
''''' 70 provide against SUFFERING =;
Il possible emergency. -
commissioner OF Police Woods rro
pared an appeal to the railroads ans
employees urging them. in tho eva,
VI strike. TO permit food sunn,,.. 80
'eaoh the city. The commissioner ale,
reiterated that he would act vt.oro,,s,,
against dealers who raised food nr;ao.
Upwards of 5000 carloads of f..,
brought here weekly, much Of il nor,sh
able. The department of hoo1,n 80,
mates that more than 1.l40 car,oads y,
'''''N alone are required weekly.
estimates OF the city's needs of oonr
u" from i"o'ooo to 175,00O barrels a
week. " q
Fear was expressed tonight that
''n"' goes already declared by the
r"'''oa"s might seriously affect the
s''u" I'oh. even should the strike he
caIicd OIL. The placing to-day of wbat
was Saio TO amount virtually to n
''"'"S' e'hohrBo on all freight by the
Long Island Railroad. which serves III,
market gardening section OF Lone
island further complicated matters
STRIkE-BREAKISG COMPANIES
RECRUIT RAILROAD wOu,Srus
Al all the big railroad ccnters here
IL was evident to-day that preparations
are being made to keen as MANY trains
as possible running after the brother
mood men leave their posts. All tbe
strike-breaking companies have beenp
TO recruit railroad workers. Dav and
night classes of instruction arc in
progress for men destined to take ,he
places of the strikers. There is extra.
Hrdinary demand in the employment
agencies. not only for men who have
ha' steam railroad experience. but for
trolley motormen. electricians and sta.
tionsry engineers and firemen.
| Th,West Shore Railroad is recruiting
men a its Weehawken terminal. using
an ola 'erryboat as headquarters. De-
tectiVe bureaus are engaging able
bodied nan to act as guards in rail-
road yardsand termirrS,' 70, 4 Z. 49,, =
ha Sd,. s anr o 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-01
Adamson Measure to Avert Strike
Acceptable to Brotherhood Leaders

WASHINGTON. August 3i.--The
tex, of the Adamson bill. which
brotherhood leaders said TO. right
strike if enacted by Saturday tight.
is as follows:
he ii enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives of the
United States OF America. in Con-
grcss assembled.
section l. That beginning De-
ccmber |. 1916, eight hours shall
In contracts for labor and scrrice be
deemed days work. and the meas
ure or standard of a days work for
the purpose OF reckoning the COM
pensation for services OF all en-
ployecs who are nov or may here
after be employed by any railroad
which is subject to the provisions Of
the act of February !. 1887, AN act
TO regulate commerce. as amended.
and who are now or may hereafter
he actually engaged in any capacity
in the operation OF trains usel for
tho transportation OF persons or
property on railroads. from any
state or Territory OF the United
States or the District OF Columbia
TO any other State or Territory Of
the United States or the District or
Columbia or from one place in
territory to another place in the
sHnc territory. or from any place in
the United States to an adjacent for
cign country. or from any place in
the United states through a foreign
country to any other place in the
United States.
Section :. That the Presiden,
shall appoint a commission OF three,
which shall observe the operation
and effects Of the institution OF the
eich,-horr standard workday as
above defined, and the facts and
conditions affecting the relations be-
tween such common carriers and
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employees during n period OF not
less than six months nor more than
nine months. in the discretion OF
tho commission. and within thirty
DAYS thereafter such commission
shall report it's findings to the Pres
ident and Congress; that each mem
Der Of tho commission created under
the provisions of this act shall re-
ceive such compensation as may be
fixed by the President. The sum OF
$4,000. "r SO much thereof as may
be necessary, be. and hereby is, ap-
propriated out OF any money in the
United states Treasury not other
wise appropriated to be immediately
available and to continue availo bic
until the close OF the fiscal year
ending June sc, 1919. for the nec-s-
sary ano proper expenses incurred
in connection with the work of such
commission. including salaries, per
diem. travelling expenses OF members
and employees and rent, furniture,
ot'ce fixtures and supplies. books.
salaries, and other necessaries. the
same to hc approved by tho chair
man OF said commission and audited
by the proper accounting officers OF
the Treasury.
Section 3. That pending the re-
port of The commission, herein pro-
viGcd for. and for n period of thirty
days thereafter. the compensation
OF railway employees subject to
this act for q standard eight hour
workday shall not be reduced below
the present standard days wage.
and for all necessary time in excess
OF eight hours such employees shall
he paid at rate not less than the
pro rata rate for such standard
eight-hour warkday
Section 4. That any person vio-
latinE any provision of this act shall
be fined not less than 500 and no.
more $1,000. or imprisoned not to
exceed one year. or both.
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FORD APPLICATION GRANTED
NitaErnph Company. Action for 1000
600 Damages Transferred TO
Federal Court.

NEW YORK. August 3l.-Suprcme
Court Judge Delehanty to-day signed
an order transferring the trial OF the
sl.oo0,0o0 damage action brought by the
Vi,aEraph Company against Henry Ford
10 the Federal court. The transfer was
made on the application of Ford.
The Nitagraph Company alleges it's
business interests were injured by
Ford's published statement that the
moving picture play. entitled THE Bat
tie Cry of Peace" was produced to help
the preparedness" campaign OF muni-
tion manufacturers
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SEAMEN NOT TO STRIKE
Secretary Of Grent Lakes Union
Denies sympathetic Move I.
Considered.
ISpccialto The Times.Diepatch

Special to The Times Dispatch
CHICAGO. August 31.-Scamen on
the Great Lakes will not become in
volvcd in the railroad strike IL called,
according TO Victor a. Olander. secre-
tary OF the Lake Seamens Union In
n statement issued by an officer of
the union In Cleveland, il was said
that $4,000 lake seamen would go out
in sympathy with the railroad brother
hoods. and Mr.. Olander had the strike
order in his pocket.
The lake seamen have not even con-
sidcred a sympathetic strike with the
brotherhoods.' said he
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ENDS BITTER STRIFE
appointment of Won Htndenburx In
Place of Won Falkenhnyn Victory
for Won Bethmann-HoIIMcE.

LONDON. August 3l.-The displace-
ment of General Won Falkenhayn as
German chief of star and the appoint
ment OF Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
TO that post are said by Reuters cor
respondent at Rerne to mark the end
of long and bitter strife between these
men.
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg, he
says, Is believed generally to favor The
moderate policy OF Chancellor Won
Bethmann Hollweg, while General Won
Falkenhayn Is among the opponents OF
the Chancellor
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PROGRESS FOR FRENCH
SOUTH OF 'TII Snu,xr-

fARlS. August 3l.--To- nights com.
muhication reports progress south of
'he Somne, near Estrees and Soye
court nut says that elsewhere along
the FRENCH front there is nothing i'm
portant to report. The statement
reads:
on the Somme front our artillery
dispiaN"d great activity during the
DAY North OF the river German
grenade attack on our positions at
Maurepas wood was easily repulsed
south of the Somme local opera :
honS resulted in progress south Of the
niar" al Estrccs and southwest OF
SoSecourt wood. where we took
prisoners.
"'rho customary cannonade occurred
on the rest of the front"
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FAIRBANKS NOTIFIED
Republican Leaders From All Sections
Attend Ceremonies at
indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. August 81
CHARLES Warren Fairbanks was notified
formally this afternoon that he had
neeh nominated for the vice presidency
py the Republican party. Senator
sherman, of Illinois, delivered the ad-
aress. and Mr.. Fairbanks made reply.
accepting the nomination and discuss
ing The Issues Of the campaign.
Republican leaders from all sections
attended the ceremonies on the lawn
at 4rr Fairbanks's home.