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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01

U lows:
 .-rhat the Interstate commerce commission shall have the power to rnx the hours of labor and prescribe bust and reasonable wages for all em- nloves of the railroads -. The Eate of wages and tho hours of labor mrovided for in this act shall remain hxed for service and pay until chang ed bv the decision of the interstate commerce commission which, within nertod of not lea than dx nor more Than twelve months from the pass are of this aot, shall determine what are just and reasonable wages and what shah be the hours of lbor for n;1 employes of the railroads above mentioned
 4-rhe interstate commerce com vo,ssion shall have the power from lime to time to change the hours of p.hor and the rate of wages for all .nloves of the railroads etth- CT in whole or in part. prescribed by I. on its own initiative on the petition pf tho employees, the managers Of the railroads or the public"
 The possibility for a hitch seemed to he in this added provision which Is Jpe1EX SIuuheO ny S
 leaders.
 The committee eliminated the pro- posa1 that on the report of the eight hc,,r day commission, the interstate commerce commission "shaT consider = increase of freight rates to meet r,ch additional expenditures by the -a,1road. affected as may have been rendered necessary by the aoop'ion oi the eight hour day."
 Neither of the two pending bills contains the Canadian commission pan which the labor leaders oppose and neither contains the government oper- ation provision -,
 President Wilson is willing to let those features wait until after enough legislation to avert the strike has been enacted.
 Senate Republicans decided today 10 frame A bill of their own and offer it as a substitute for the aomin- fstration plan. A committee was appointed to draft it. No serious opposition to the administration plan was expected. however.
 Senator LaFollette quitting the po- 1itical campaign, suddenly returned to the capital today to take hand in 4he legislation. He said he could not tell what his attitude toward the pending bills would be until he had investigated them. The time for massage of the bills is so short that a hIibuster might seriously interfere with the program. Democratic lead CTS. however, do not expect one and were confident the program would go through in time.
 The Adamson bill has been approved bv the President and the heads of the railway brotherhoods have said that its passage by both houses of Con- eress will be considered a satisfactory settlement.
 The railway heads. having voiced their protest against the legislation, did nothing today, awaiting its out come.
 Barring unforeseen complications, 1t eeems assured today that Congress would act finally before Saturday might and in time for the brotherhood heads to call off the strike set for o'clock Monday morning.
 When the Senate convened. recess was almost immediately taken until ID. m., to permit the interstate com-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01

London Sept liking Constantine of Greece has abdcat ed according to the British official representative at Sa lonik.
 The representative the King has abdcated in of the Crown Prince with former Premier Venizeos the power behind the hrone The policy he reports will be to work with the entente allies.
 According to this informaton Premier Zamims will main at the head of the government.
 The correspondent questions whether the entente de- sire the active assistance of Greece.
 circulation here in regard the sit Reuter- despatches from Saonk say there fighting between the Greek garrison at Salonh and recently organized to assist the Greek lars resisting the Bulgarians in Macedonia French troops nervened suppress the fighting and the garrison fin ally surrendered and marched out of Saloniki.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01
"ONLY TEMPORARY SETTLEMENT" SAY
 RAILROAD HEADS

Chicago, Sept. 1.-While railroad fficials of the country generally agreed today that passage by Congress of the proposed eight-hour bill would avert the strike set by the strike set by the four brotherhoods of railway employees for next Monday. many were of the opinion that the railroads would de- cline to accept the law without a con-
 (Continued on page 4)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01

Washington, Sept Bills to avert the railway strike tuay put their today both houses of Congress.
 Under special rule providing for vote not later than 80 this afternoon the House took the Adamson day approved President Wilson and accepted by the brother hood leaders a satisfactory settlement"
 The Senate interstate commerce committee reported sm- bill which, however, contains important provision em interstate commission to fix schedules wages interstate railways provides that the day shall effective January 1917 that the present for shall apply the shorter day. that lime shall be paid pro raa that within less than sx and twelve months after it's the in terstate commission shall jurisdiction G the
 question and that they shall be subject to petition for change either the employers the employees the public
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01
GERMANS LOSE FOUR AEROs

Paris, Sept. -Four German aero- planes were shot down yesterday on the Somme front and another was captured, the war office announced to- day.
 French artillery was very active during the night in the Somme sector.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01
SENATE AND HOUSE TAKE UP BILLS TO HALT RAILROAD STRIKE
KING CONSTANTINE ADVOCATES IN FAVOR OF GREEK WAR PARTY; REVOLUTION IMMINENT

Crown Prince Accedes to Government With For mer Premier VenizelOs as the Power Behind the ThrOne-Expected to Cast Lot Immediate ly With the Allies-Serious Uprising Breaks Out at Salonilx With Regulars and Volunteers in Clash-War Party Committee Takes Over GarrsOns in Macedonia
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01
STRIKE PREVENTION BILLS IN CONGRESS;
 OUTLOOK BRIGHTER

Senate and House Both Take Up Eight Hour Bills, Passage of Which Will Mean Recalling of Strike Order-House to Vote This Afternoon on Adamson Bill Which Will Be Rushed to Senate President at Capitol Early to Aid in Legislative Program
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01
THE WEATHER

ClOudiness. probably followed by showers late tonight or Saturday {; slightly cooler Saturday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-01
buLG CARS
 DECl ARE
 FOR WAR

London, Sept. 1-Bulgaria has declared war on Rumania, according to an official an made at Saloniki as forwarded by Reuters cor respondent there. 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

unb 3uder un6 sieBt belize Butter bds.
riiber. Sber man Iest iie fc90n neben'
einanber in cine breite Yfdnne, be-
itreut Iie ipie ansegeben lmo brdunt
iie nit Butter i'm 0fen.
&etspub6ing init Mot %
men. ~ Sin boItvs pfuno 9FeiS
brii6t man db, to9t ibn eirmal aif
gieBt ibn ab ano Iebt ibft bann nit
einem Quart Dldgsrmil9, etipas
Sdl3, 3imt uno 3itronenI9ule aus
S5eger uuO lGBt i6n langidm bid ilno
ipei1 dusqueIlen unb bann abfiibler.
Dreieinorittel llnSen pfIan3enbutter
riibrt man fpei9, giebt bier @igel5,
DreieinOrittel llnoen feinsn3uder, ben
9tsis unb 5uleBt ben iteifen S1nec
per @ipeiB bo3u unb fiillt nun ben
&eis obipe6felno nit S9iAten bon
mdfronen, inter Die man nu6 eiiitge
bittere N1atronen miT9t, in etne
pprgeri9tetc pubbinefornt, Die man
f2lieBt. Ser 9u6bing muB 5ipei
StunOen ldneIom i'm DdHerbdbe to-
9er, pirb geitiir5t unD nit elmer
Bru4tiaftfaice 5u Silcb gege6en.
gBur3elfaIot. ~ gine qeIddlte
SeIlerietno[le, 2 gepuBte geterIiliens
pur5eln 2--3 gepuBte Ulpbrrif6eH.
5-6 9artoffeln in Der G9ole unD
l-2 3piebeln perOen, jebcg fir fh.
eDentuel bintereindnber, gdreetocbt.
9ie aartoffeln T9dlt man, f6nei6et
alles in S9eiben ober Wiifsl unh 6odt
Die 3piebeln fe6r Fein. Damn ipirO
Der Solot gemiiht unb nit Sel, Ghia
ooer 3itrOneniuft, 9riibe, Sal5, Pfefs
fcr angemd@t- +.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
Qlms benz Jaeid1e berSyaOOe.

I'm oiele sabres3eit miro lid in
Der @oroerobe elmer ie0en 8rou bier
lnb oa elm Geieft bemert6ar MAIDEN.
iggns 0or 5rpci Wonaten nod elm ele.
eontes SonImerfleio mar, 3ei0t iii
anongenchmer @eiie Die 9Perfmole
ioes Heterogeneous, Da mir abcr rod
linmer i'm CONNER iinO, menu aud
IN Der 8ipeiten Sdlfte, 70 lit es Uiel 3u
friib, iolhe aleioer eiiiinb bel Seite
Asu b1ngen Wian miB iidb oaber alif
onoere @eiie 5l 6elien piiien Ger
etiuas abgenubte 9ro9eu eines ionlt
nod Qlt erbaltenen 9leioes tann
orrh einen onoern erieBt meroen gln
Die @teac Der 5arteu @repe-Beite eli.
mes anoeren aleioes fam cine ans
A s2ingerie.Gtofi, sic man fertig fciifeH
Ifonn, eingeieti fuerOeu Iies iilo
Sale, 100 oie 0cpartements iiirSnls.
troflt IN oen Dorncbmen S0oen ben
syrmlen 3u Sdlfe fommeit Gin nener,
ouftiqer Grdgelt Der pic friid] geial'
lener Shnee onnult5ct, einem aleioe
4 einqefiiet. 0os einen oaniirengcnoen~
CONNER qelcben miro oemielben ein
Qons onoeres 9lnsieben uerleiben
4 G0er man fam Dem aleio einen an
Deren SalsousiAnitt aeben, uno Die
Qlermel, Bic sic Gpiirei Dielen Eras
gems auFipeifen, entfernen, uno ifQtt
Z 0elien eine llnterblouic (Bnimpe) 5u
bem qleioe troqen. Gieies @eriohren
bat ioqor nod oeii beiouoereu &or.
t6eil, 0uB es ser Eoile 0os @epr1ge
zines ganB neien aoitims berIcibt
S3iir3, Der N6untaiie iuer0en feine
@d)ronfen aeiett, es gebort in Ser.
binounq oamit nnr Elm geiunoer @es
ibmod oo5u, rei5euoe 9ieiultate 3u
er5ieIen
Ole bolihige 1rapiritng iit nod
fnnler hi bohIter BEiitbe, gum Sei0-
lpeien iener Srouen, oie bcoenfld
AIR 1iile neiaen, ooh 1T eigentlid
Qar fcine llriahe Dorbaii0en iidl Oes,
fpeoen Az franfen. @enn Elm aleio
iiber ben &iiften 6auitig oropirt iit
iino 0ann nad unten 81 iid pcrcngt,
70 lit bic @irfitng bodit elegaut iino
and fIeioiom fir itdrfere 6iairen.
9htr ipenu Moonme IN einen tcri-
foblet @onon eineefopielt 1T, er-
fdleint iie unport6eilboTt oDer gar ld-
GerIi4 Dos aebtere gilt iibriaens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

neileite W}ooeliuie 5ll itorf 5ii beto-
nen, oennoh elegont uno MODERN ge-
fleioet icin. 8erueioung ieoer lleber.
treiblng iei oie &iAtidmlr ieoer
;Srau, oeren 6ornen Die Dlr6.
idnittsliuie ii6erihritten ba6en
Gin por5iigliHes Wlooea fir ri'
he SIR 8iiQc ueiacnoc Sigur 1T in
lnlerer eriteu 9lb6il0ung beraniAou-
li6t gls Woterial oient marine.
blaue Soiree.Seioe, i'm @erein nit
glei9iorbigcm @corgetta Crepe Ger
9iod bat ctiuas mebr ais an0hendn.
ae, ino o6aleib oerielbe eng er.
ihcint, III er oolle bier Daros weit.
Gie baQonartige 0ropirtng iiber ben
Siiiten lit cin3ignrtig ino ie6r Dor.
t6cil6oii, 0a 6ieronrd Die Sailenli.
nie cnger eri6eiut. Tie &oiae 1T ei.
ne rci5cnoc &ombinotiou bon Der
goiree un0 @eorgette, in0 3iDar
oieut bic 9ebtere fir Die glodenior.
migen glerinel uno Ole @uimpc, Die
inter Der sSunpcr- -@loirie bon Soiree
neridmin0ct @emerfensmert6 lit bic
GheniQcfran3e, oie oie glermel um-
ranoct, p66reno Ole 5ierlide geitidte
9Seite Der Eoille born einen biibifen
9l6iHluB berlei6t, Der Santmetbut
nit araiien GtroiiBieoern garnirt, er.
Ibciut wie ipe5iea fir oieies &oitiim
Dorgc8eihnet SSeunp lit Der Shopfer
eines ser proftiiditen iinO gleidl5eitig
eleqonteiten Strobenfoitiims. @s lit
0ies ein Wooea oas bel ie0er 55rui
bon fcincnt fonierootipen @eihmnd
0lnflanq finoen ntnB. llniere 2eierin-
npn fin0qn oasielbc in Der 5rpeiten
syauitration mieoergegeben gsas al
lem OcmieIben ibon ben @rfolg II
dert, lit oas @laterial, in bem es
nilsQcfiibrt it, ienlbrouner Chiffon
@antnct, qoriirt NIT belgiidem 1o-
Ienpels. Ser Souptrei5 beg @leioes
Iieat in ieiner bornebmeil @infd9beit,
Sic iomobl in Sen 2inieu, pie IN Der
@ermeioung aaer iiberiIiiiiigen Gar
nitir 3uin 9(nsorud fomnlt. Sebr nm
oemS6nlic6 lit Der G9nitt Der Soille,
6ei Der sic Ghulterit eng anliegeft
in6 Ser sic enaen glerlnel eingeiest
fins Cine fhmale 5Adrpe bon Gam
metbono ihlieBt iih oen Streiien
SoIenpe3 an, Ser Ole Enille t5eilwei-
Ie iriai6t. Dicies @omnetbnno, ons
an sen Gubcn NIT 8el5bdaen oerle-
ben lit, miro in cine S4letfe &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

zines 8miberfiinitlers, Der oas oor-
nebm eitfohe StrdBenflcio III elm
b0dIt fomforta6Ies, flei0iames g1eBli.
gee unupunOelt.
@erein5elte Briibnooene fir fiibles
re Sage MAIDEN bereitS ibr @rihet-
men, sob oieie WooeQe le6ensfd6ig
iino, muB iia INNER erit eripctien,
ourd Die g(iIfnabme Die iie fiitoen
Sie Iilio, fir acknowledgement
beitinmt ~ bon oitnfleremW}aterial.
Dos Sereefleio in 0ieiem 9bp be-
boitptet pie INNER ieinen 8lob, imo
iein gef1brliditer gioale nir6 obne
fSruge 0as Gleio ans 9(tlas Wleteor
icin. @s beitebt aadl oic sW0glidfeit,
0ob W1obair fir oieien 8ped IN 8e.
troht fonult, ga oieies @emebe IN 70
Dielen rei8enoen S1ottirungen err
I6eint. QBas bic Garnitur anbetriTFt,
meroeh &n6pfe IN auseiebiger @eiie
5ur 8erpenoiing founeit enttpeoer
oleht fiir lib in GROCER 9Ln5abl ODER
In 8erbinoime NIT Stiderei, Sei6en-
glbiteppimg ODER 0orte. Gins Der
neueiten Sergefleioer lit in unierer
oritten 9tbbiloung oargeitcIlt W2o-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

Sunifa fdnt in 5oIten fpie bei einem
&egcnIdirm iiber BEN Siiften tieoer
Sin W}pbel DieIer 2lrt, eineS@0pfung
ee6en glissefiibrt lit oasielbe IN oIt-
rotber SSoiIle-Seioe Ger tittere49fod,
tur8 unO bon, bdnst in gerdOen 2ini=
en- berob. @on iebr biiblher @irfrng
lit Die Gropiriing iiber ben &iiften
porous ole 6ugeipiste Sitflifd ent-
itebt. 9lid)t neniger eigenartig lit ole
grsmets, 1T bier i'm @iloe ipisberges
SoiQe, Elm iiberolts einfoheS Wlo1s
merf. Sie ericbeint ipie eilt breiter
Streifeii bon oem Moteriol. Der elm
fod1 um Die Sdultern 0ropirtsiit un0
Der SrGgerin 9laitnl lGbt, Die 9lrme
al betpegen. Grquiiite Stiderei, in
Soru zines W2e0QiQons' iih6 nts9e.
fii6rt in rei3enoen Gdnttitrneep bon
2utroio, i4miidt bic 6ront. 3ie eli
qertortige Solslitie, oie ourd oieies
Arrangement et5iclt miro, lit sd, ipo
bic @orbeoin9ung, Elm 1Goner Sals,
oofiir norbnn0en, bo6it fleioldm.
gluf Der &0be oes Sominers err
Ideinen INNER olerlei 92eltbeiten oltf
6em @ebiete Ser @ubmoHerei. 9lhqe-
Ie6en pon Dem Sautnetbrt, Der felt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

Eunifa umeibt cine cttpa feds 8on:
bette 9oroiire BON griiner, oltrotber
iino gelber @oaItiderei NIT Sron5e,
bic 6eino5e mie Seppibborte oils.
iiebt qlilcb 0ie groBen Toi6en iin0
nit oieierStiderei oer5iert. Ole goil.
Re BON loienS9nitt lit e6en 70 biibi9,
mie etnfoM, mo, betont 0urd ibre
groBen Qltlasrebers Die montel1bnli.
den 0inien. Gle miro oitrd cine
mGAtige @maiIIe.Sdnalle geiAloKen.
eyii lle6ercinitimmiIng nit Dem 0iod
iItmlA Der Rroeen nit Der @oaltide,
sci GssaeItattrt, Ser oFapiEta SllEs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

atnter eelptNen ltmit1noen oilh fir
sine fnIortfe sSieilr bon leihtem Gor-
bproetpiht. On eiflern ftiirniiiden "a.
Me iollte eine @nQottoropiritng oub
BON bieier bernie0en fDerben, on iie
IciHt ,,perb1ngniBDoa" meroeu fam.
ADo6 febren mir pieoer 3i oer6rmi
mit ilppiseren Gormen 3nriid Sbre
slotiirIiheBegnbliha fir glnniiitb imo
@dj6nbeit nirb i6r in idwierigen
BdIIel ben rehteng9eg oes alten @e-
etbm0ds fpeiIen Der jeoer Grait BON
Nailer Gr1iebuug ifueipo9nsnoe nas
4HrEsd1s enIiintt pir0 iic bic @reu3e
&os slr Ne NJ Betrad)t tonmenoeu err
sna&n hileR Ss favt obuc oie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

eiuigen Sabren reeeluldBig Inn oieie
Sabres5eit iein @riteinen maht
tnthet auerlei pbnntaItiide @ebiloe
oltf Die peiter feinen 3wed 81 baben
icbenet oIs oen Die ltngeoltlo bic
Ter inierer Ylooconnleu etpos 3t be-
ionitigeu 0ier uuo oa finoet man
unter elem @ri6eimingen iebr an.
ne6nbare Wlooeae. 3u oieien 5dblt
obne 8peiiel Der 0an5 oils gonO an
aefertige 0ut )5er allgemein Q[ns
flong eeflufoen Bat Q[lerliebite S:i.
.te BON ibnioIen @rosgrainbaro in
IRalssAEs attIElsHasa. iE giasE aAGE,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

fniipft g]laue Wloireq.gei6e biIoet
bic @efIeioing oes Saiaeni6luiies
born, Der ollrd cine groide beperf.
IteGigt miro. Der @feft 1T chen 70
einioh, mie biibfd. WtiB SeIen 9fap.
mono, Die befannte SdauIpiclerin
trdgt oieies aleio fir StraBen3pcde.
g9iiroen mir i6r in Dag intimere sd.
den ibres 9ouooirs iol9en, 10 mir
0en mir nit @ritounen gemnbren ipie
baim 2oien oes Somnetgiirtels bic
freiaeaebcne 5iille III gtegligeesGffe
bera6ilieBt rno oie bis 8itr 1eldcn.
Iinie ofieue 3ront ron reBenoeu 9le
bers BON blaier aioireeleioe begren3t.
eriteiut, Gs iie9t Gus vie Der &rid
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
onbiif past gut AZ Dem Qln8itg.

bon5Hf PaBf gut 3ii 0enl Nn3ii8.
Syn @aris begiiuitiet man fir
gl6enotradt mebr ooer peniger bone
9rapieritng. @eionoers beIiebt iinO
lle6erfleiocr, ole etpa bon, Der G1te-
linie a6, all oeu Seiten gerafft imo
in Der 65iirte1inie feitgemodt iino,
10 ooB ailf oiele @ciie cine ipite Eu-
nifa efiefhiirt miro. Ser 0Ron0 Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

in sfDei Sorben, trifft man in ben
bornebmen $utgeidaften in biibiber
9lispobl. Sie biloen obne Sroee eli
ne ioeaIe Sonmerfopfrodt. Sir
junge @ldoHen lGBt iic6 ettpos RIciot
iameres faiim oenfeu.
Banon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
Ofbnnnaslie6enb. 8

Ser profelIor poIlte ii9 allo ger1s
be gum S4ldfe nieOerlegen a. ala Ct
BON benz Rrotobil iiberraIdt uno pers
i9lungsn purOel Va bdben Gle ibn
lebeno gar nicbt mebr niebergeIeben2"
Diener: 80 bod. noH Sebn Wlinu,
ten nod einmaI bo BAT er, ais bic
8eitis sGbnte, roib feline Siiefsi suia
4pssH BsEaasaeltsasI" @ "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

rineblou lit oie Sorbe oeslelben. 9luf
ben eriien @lict eiitbeint' Gag W2ooel
ipie eir D2ontelfIei0, oa Der 9fod III
Eunif.Gffeft genodt lino born nur
Elm idmoler Streifen BON Dem unte-
rem 9fod ii6tbor lit. Ien NanO Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

8reuneiieI pertbboIL
Mir leien in 9erliner 3ogeblott:
@or einieer 3eit erlieB Der 2ono-
wirtbidnftSmiiiiter cine, offentlihe
sttfforoering 5itm Sdlnmeln BON
sSrenneiieln itiio fpies babel oiif oen
groBen Mertb bilL Den Die @renr-
eNelu in Sen ietigen &riegs5eiten ba-
be. SelbitoerIt1nolih fonoen iicb bic.
Re 2eiite, oie iitb oiif @rutt0 Der mimi
iterie1en9liIfforoeritna fir Die 9rert-
eiieln intereiiirten un0 @orr1tbe eir.
i1mmelten Sic boben aber 5umEbeil
uidt oerooe ernntnternoe @rfobriul-
gen gemodt so l1Bt Der @emeinoe.
'boritcber BON 3eblenoorfeinenl Steg-
liber @runobeiiber, Der ii9 All i'm
ipeqcn S(blieferitng bon @retineiieln
eeiponot batte, folgenoen @eihei6 5lI-
ae6en: n@iueSontneliteIe fiir&reril.
eiieln boben mir Bier BotSouirer
StruBe 6 eroffnet. Gs perpeu MIR
eutloubte, llfttrodeue, ridbt gebrod]c~
ne 5tengel gegen 8eIheiHigung att
oenomnten. lleber Sen Hreis ldBt ii9
nod nihts @eitimuttes ingen Ser,
ielbe miro BON ser StOuitrie feitge-
Iebt. l1nlere llftfoiteit n1iiiIeit III
erIter 2inie IN 9lb8ug gebrnht iper'
oen. Beru iolthe Beoingtugen an
oos grenneiielnidnrelii gefniipft
tueroen onnn oiirfte oielen Sic 2iiit
3lum @eiteriaiilmeln bolO nergeber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10

Dem D1iiIer 1T dlTo teine
syfau our4gebrdnrt9 i. 6dit Du es
i6m aud fcbonen6 mitgetbsilt9"
.66onenb92 Dos tbGt' icb
erIt nenn lie pieOsrtOmSveH
Io[lte!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-10
GIisasrlisSA
@on Qtlfreb syalb, 2eutnont iii einem
geI. 6uBz2trt. Rest i'm Often.

@on Nlfreb 9dlb, 2eutnont in einem
3ei. 6uBsglrt. Reet. i'm Often.
Silberfliigel traeeit mid
lleber Wdlb unb Q(ue,
Durb Die Moltsn idge itb
gluf ins 6immelsblduc.
Inter mir bic grbe briillt
Donnernbe Ednonen!
9ie @eTdofie brduien Nib
Dur9 bic Simmels5onen.
Sonnen fprtn9en iiber mir,
@lodent0ne beulet 8
e 3uuIenpfGltig bort ltno 6ier
Inter Siienteulen.
ltnb bic qunse SDGle gfriBt
gfings nit 6lammennlurOe,
0o9 ibr 6euerdtbem rsiBt
Rimmer MIDI gu @runbe.
Bis tief unter mir bic Sruft
9(les 9ebens I4ninbet.
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-25
THE PRESIDENT ISSUES
CALL FOR THANKSGIVING
Annual Message o. Chief Executive
Urges Americans to Help Earos
psan War Sufferers on Day o.
Thanka

Washington f. & Nov Il prpsls
drnt Wilson tnJa, formally by proela.
nation named <os 20 AS Thanks
giving la,
Her. follows the Presidents preela.
nation.
1t has long been the custom Tor our
people to tara IN the fruitful autumn
of the year IN praise aud thanksgiving
"a Almighty God for his many blessings
aud mrrcips IN IA and the nation
The wear tAat has elapsed since We
last observed oHr aas Of tbapksef,l INK
has hsar ,eh Ia blaa.tpys IN ns AZ a
naepI. bat tb.. uhala face nf ,be world
has aaep darkss.a b, war In the
u,ss, If aur ,,e,re aud bapniness CAR
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God Tot the blessings of peace and
pnhrt,k.p prggprrity which He haa he.
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-11-25
VALUE Of GOOD ROADS
IN DOLLARS AND CENTS

Mr. ]. r Lesassier kindly segds us
this clipping
To determine as far as possible the
exact dollars and cents effect ON a
county of the Improvement Of bad
roads, specialists Of the Office Of Pub
lie Rnads and Rural Engineering Of
the | : Department Of Agriculture
made economic surveys In eight eouR.
ties IN each Of the years from 1919 TO
1915 inclusive
This study Of the increase Ia the
values of farm lands In the eight coun.
ties reveals the rather interesting fact
that following the improvement Of the
main market roads the increase IN the
selling price of tillable farm lands
served by the roads has amounted go
from one TO three times the total cost
Of the improvements, The Increase IA
values IN those instances which were
recorded ranged from 81 per cent 20
50 per cent In spotsylyauia County, Va.
from ~ to l94 In Dinwiddic County,
Va "a Ia so ia Lee County. Va "a 10
toa Ia Nse County. Va 20 Ia Ia
Franklin County, n Y. SO TO Loo IN
Dallas County, Ala &c to 50 Ia Lauder
dale County. Miss; and from 50 10 loo
IN Mauatee rounty, Fla The estimates
Of Increase were based for the most
part upon the territory within die
lance Of | mile on each aide Of the
roads improved
For example. 10 Dallas County, Ala
careful Investigation seemed to indE
cate that road Improvement has added
at least ST to each acre Of land within
a half nile Of improved roads Tracts
sold at from 81 20 SO per acre were
sold again after road Improvement al
from s2o to s25 per acre
In I.auderdale County Miss the
total assessed valuation of real prop
erty outside Of the city was s2T51S4e
This increased In 1914 after road i'm
prosemeni to s3ls3.s09 or i5' per
cent. Local real-estate men place the
increase In land values ON account NJ
improved roads at from rs 10 80 per
cent.
IN Manaiee County, Fla. careful
study Of sales and reaIestate records
Indicated that the improvement Of
roads has added from IL 10 loo per
cent. OF at least SIS per acre. 10 the
Selling price OF all lands within one
half mile of improved roads This
would give total of s6ii 600 or more
than twice the value of bonds issued
nenouneing evolution Billy Sunday
saws he does moi like go believe that
his Rreatgreat ancestor was a monkey
in a tree shying coeoanuts al a monkey
man next to him Then Why does
NJ sunday act the way he does ="
New York Evening Telegram