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Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1916-06-01
YESTERDAYS SCORES
 IN BIG LEAGUE GAMES
COAST LEAGUE

COAST LEAGUE At Los Angeles Los Angeles 5, Portland 4. 1t San Francisco Frisco ?, Oakland (11 innings.) At Salt Lake Salt Lake-Vernon game postpone on account of rain.
 NATIOAL LEAGUE At Brooklyn Brookly II, Boston 6-2. At Pittsburgh Pittsburgh s, Cincinnati 4. It Philadelphia Philadelphia 4, New York ?. No other games scheduled.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE At Boston Boston 1, Washington 0. 1t New York Philadelphia ,, New York 0. At St. Louis St. Louis 2-6, Cleveland 3-5. At Detroit Chicago 6, Detroit 3.
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1916-06-01
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE OR EXCHANcE-4 good lots in East San Diego, City Heights sandy soil, water meter, paved street, good title. Mrs John New man, Palm Booming House, TIT N. Main street. 54-1m
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1916-06-01

LOST OR TRAYED-Dark, red horse, no brand; also saddle. Was hitched in front of Modesti building
 last Sunday night. Reward Call at
 Examiner office. 5S-2w-p
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1916-06-01

FOR SALE-Horses; Karr & Hester
 32-tf
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1916-06-01

Forty postcards free with your sub- scription at the Examiner office.
 39-2w
Arizona sentinel Yuma southwest., 1916-06-01

FOR RENT-Two rooms, for light housekeeping; screen porch; light and water furnished; $12.O0 per month. "SeeShorey About It.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26
Ser grisi bes YraiiOenteu.

Wlion bat ben Ruf zines Metos
rtters. SaruRter peritebt man sinen
Weni4en, Der bic &unIt bsiiBt, bic
Wabrbeit gu berounteln unb bic linz
tpabrbeit in aldnaenbem 2i9te en-
f4einen gu laiien ober, ipie Miltpn
fdst. ben fdIedteren 9runb fir ben
befieren ausauseben. Dus beItGtigt ii6
bur9 Wilions Sf)reiben an ben Sen.
Stone, ipOrin sr bes 2eBtsrsn brins
senbs Bite, tpesen elmer 2appalie tsis
nsn 9risg an5ufansen, babin sripibert,
bdb er fir bic @hre unb RedJte bes
2anbes etnitebe unb biefe unter alien
umitdnben seipabrt tperben miHen.
9ieie 9ebduptung 1T ebenfalls elm
rbetorii9er ober, mas besiefbe bebeutst,
Elm fOpbiitiIder Sniff. Der 9rdiibent
nimmt als ertpiefen dn, mas erit 3u
bspeiien lit. Cine Station piro nur
babur6 entsbrt, fpenn fie einem mutbe
piaigen, in teiner WeiIe 3u re4tfertis
geuben Qngriff ansgeIett niro. Sin
iol6er 5aa liegt nit Gnslanb DOr.
Diefes IdGnbet uHfere Gbrs, inbem es
unfere offeHtunbigen Re9te miba4tet
unb urs ben grobteH Sduosn sufiigt
uno nod ba5u jebe @enustbuuns psr>
tpeissrt. Deuti9lanb ma6t ii6 elmer
foI4sn Sonblung ni9t f9uIbig. Gs
b.raubt ni6t uniere 8iirser nnb
nimmt ibnen nidt Sdiffe unb Gas
oungsn untsr ben friDoliten 9oripGns
ben fort, ipie gnglanb bas tbut; es
Derbinbert uns ni9t, mas cine gang
befonbers sup0reube 8eleibignng III,
6anSe. NIT ueutralen gldtiOnen gu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

fem bic einiobrt in anlerifauiide Sd.
fen iiiteringt perben ioa, es Iei benl,
Dab fie ii1 ben HegeIH fiir striegs.
id,iffe inieriperfcn, unb Dab iett iiber
ons Aied,t. SanoeIsidliife 5u beipaff-
nen 3spcifcI beiiebcfl Die Tbatiat)e
ieitItebt. bnb Mmerifa Die Ginse Jest
anbers iebt als friibtr. (Gmeriia
Bat bic SoHe ippbl sinseieben. dber
ni9t Der pfdiibsnt. u. b. R.) Gbe nidt
nur bic befuaffnetsn. fonbern bic ram@
nlcnben. iifcrbaltpt ieinbielia It'd, be-
tbdtigenbcn Sdifie imierer @eener,
biefs 3fpiiterssbiIbe. bic bas g5ltsrs
reGt nidt feniit, ebeniO ipie Tie fein
goIferred,t fcnren uIto Die ooiiiit
amberboIb oes @oIferretts iteben,
bonn @ccre perifauuoen iino, ebcr
fam Der gegriff SonbeIsidaif All
hie 5abrsciige iinierer @egner iIber.
ballpt feline slnirenonns finoelk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

Oeransriff auf @erbun.
ben 3entralpuntt Der frans0iii4er
@ertbsibisuns, mu6t iol9e pur5iigli4C
6prti8ritte, bub es uidt mebt
sin Masnib erideinen fam, einer
sntideibenben Sies porausSuiageu,
Der @prmari9 lit i9on 10 melt geoies
ben, bab bic Gsitungsiperte i'm 8ereidI
Der fbtpGsn oeutTden Seidiiss Iiegen,
iDie bas ppn ben Sransofen ielbft suges
itdnoen pirb. N8as bas gu bebeuter
bat, lam man iid lei4t perseseHipdrs
tisen, penn man bic unbeitreitburs
sbatiade in gstra9t oisbt, bab nit
benz ssan Don 0srbun gang Irantreld,
bem beutiden Seere often itsbt. Sa
oas ielbitperitdnbli6 Der eesneriiheH
Settle nidt unbetannt 1T, 70 TT mon
gu Der Innabms ge5pungen, bab Die
5ran5oisn alles uufbietsn, mas in ibs
rem ardften ftebt, Inn bas 9orbringen
aufaubalten unb bab iie nit Dem Mutb
Der 8eraneifluns I'm isben SUB 8OOsn
ringen peroen. Oa tie aber. pie err
ii4tli9, trobbsm 5uriidgeordHst pers
ben, 70 iit feline anoers 5plgerung 3lls
Idfiie, als bab bic franaOiifden 9esre
nidt mebr i'm Stanbe iinb, ben Dsuts
idsn srfolsreihsn Wibsritanb gu lsis
iten. geitdtiet pirb biefe stnnabme
burd bic perbdltnibmdBig grobe 4ns
sabl bon 8efangenen, mas Moltte als
sinen 8sipeis BON tiefssbenber
Generalization bssei6net bat. Grs
mut6isenb 1T es aud, bab bic iibrigen
aaiirtsn fdft gar teinen @erfu6 ma
den, bic beutidsn Sruppen 5u it6r.n.
auBlonb bsI6rdntt fi9 auf tlsine Ins
griffe, bic nit 2ei6tigteit abgsfdlassr
iperben unb Stalien perhdlt ii9 fat
untbdtis. Sas ldbt erfebsn, bab bic
beutfden 5eere, i'm 9eeenias 81 benz
4ngriff i'm Serbft 1914, ii4 pDlltg un=
ssitDrt nit Der 3ertriimmeruns 6rants
reihs beI9dftisen t0nnen, ME es aud
gar fetnsm 3Deifel untcrliegt, bab ibs
nen jebt bic bier3u nDtbigsn Streits
trdfte 5ur 9.rfiiguns iteben, bic 1914
niht borbanben pureu. Wir slauben
uns ieiner llebertreibung i6uIbig gu
MAIDEN, tpenn mir uns pon Dem isbiosn
Sample cine balbigs geenbisuns bes
arieses perIpreden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

timer bObsrtn auIturitufe. ols ber
prdiibent. gs ipirb ME einipiliaen,
bab Weni9snblut tpegen elmer Sed,s
nifdIitdt persoHsn ipirb iinb es in
ui9t 10 ungeredt, OeutIhIanb bas su
peripeisern, mas Der prd{inent gngs
lamb seseniiber 3useitonSen bat. aebs
ierem bat sr erlaubt. bic 90lisrredtss
Sasunsen in Der Meife abauGnbern,
bab bic snglifde 5lotte cine 9Ipdaoe
auf bem Meere, anitatt on Der fsinbs
Ii4en aiiite unterbalten fann uno
afpar, pie er iast. fpegen Der Gefdbrs
Iidteit Der Sau9bppte. Semnad mub
sr seitattsn. bab betpaffnete Sanbslss
idiffe psrientt ipsrben, neil iis Sau9s
booten gefGbrlid iinb. Des 8eitsren
1T ss sssen ale prinSipisn BEG @Dlters
rsdts unb Der @ernunft, bab Sanbslss
Idiffe ariss fiibren. /Sie fteIIsn fia
bamit in bisIslbs 8laife nit 3ibiIiiten,
bic auf ben Geinb fdieBen, bic ndd
bem 80Ifsrrstt obne Meiteres srihOi>
fen tperben biirfen. 4ber felbit penn
Deutf9ldnb I'M llnredt mare. mus
entfdisben nidlt Der San lit, 10 lit es
sssen alle gipiIiiation, besipesen aries
an5ufangen. Wenn Oeutfblanbs @ers
balten als ariegsgrino bstrahtet
pirb, 70 iperben bic Der. Staatsn nie>
mails mebr bic Daffen nieberlegen, ba
beitdnbig Reibungen nod bsbeuterD
ernitli6erer art, tpie bieisnigen nit
Oeutf9lanb itd sipif6en gAutionsn
sreianen. @us bisIem 9runbe tit ss
graud, iol6e Meinungsperidieoen>
beiter ni9t na9 slrt Der &annis
balen nit Morb unb SObti6lus,
ionbern nd9 9lrt ciDiliiirter gutionen
burd @ergleid 81 idli6ien uno
es lit ni9t su bsitreiten, bab 0eutids
Lamb dnes MDelihe eetban bat, I'm ben
prGiibentsn sufrieben5u itellen. gBds
es ieBt nidt 5ugeben min, 1T, bab Der
prdFbent es entpaffnet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26
2otaI @eri4t.
G,npfebleub
mirb 2ieuitas Croinans fHr Sdrf.
iHns Der Gin ElaHHius Commit.
iion I'M stabtratb einberidtet
iuerben.

ssn iciner natiten Sit,npg AM
fomnienoen Tieniiag ,pirb ont
S.nntrntb bic Cr6inaris, ipeIf,e Die
Gfnfiins eiuer Gitp gInnniug Com.
iiiiiicn poriicbs, enlpfcbIeno eirbt.
ridtet iperoen. 60 ;uIroe in cillcr
Jeiiern gorinittag itaifgebnbten of.
ieptliher Gisung bes Stdbtratbs.
committees fiir .Gitp Blaming"
uad einscbcnber Gebatte, a, ipelder
ii4 cine Gri5nbl prortineiter ge.
id,diisIeittc betbciIisteil, beidluiiai.
Tie uripriinsIih unterbreitete Or.
finnns tplroc IN perfddehcnar Wunf.
ten ameribirt iinb bic suidtigite alis.
nier5ung ipnr bic bes 4aragrupben,
iant ncIhem bic aonlnujiion bos
Hedt bnben iclfe, il, iirinnifr6ntler
sseiIe iiber bic S5be ilnb bic Cage.
icipie Dos auSieben Der In SnfiInft
,il erridtcr,ben Saiifer a(norb,uInacn
ali treifen. Gieier poiins ipiiroe nl,s.
reiI er nod Der al,iidt Ses
StaotanpoIts @toont irnpcietli6 lit.
Sic acnrmiiiion ipir6 iih aus iie.
ben g2itgIieoern 5nianinienieben,
ndmlid, oem Hiirgerlneiiter, bem ar.
5eits0ireftor. bem prliibenten Der
'earfbeb6roe nnb ans bier Wiireerr,
rpn oeHen 5ipei iiir eiileu pieridbrieea
<-ss - - . . -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

@or einissn M onaten faate
Der prdiiSent: .Nir iinb gu itols, su
tanlpfen." Sas mar, ais bic @nglGn>
Der eem ameritaHif9en @plte auf bic
yterpen fieIen. SEPT brennt er su
tanlpfsn, neil es sesen Deutidlant
gilt, bas ni9t bic minbeite 8eranlais
Jung gi6t. an &f gu benfen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

Der qrdfibsnt fast. bab
neue ariegsDaffen nsutraIs Rs9te
ni9t beeintrdhtisen fonnen. Oas iast
er MIR gssen Seuiihlanb, aber nidt
aegen England, benn biefem bat er
NIT Riidfi4t auf Die neue Daffe Der
Sauhboote geItattst, Weer., anitatt
Siften gu blodirsn,Das bod cine iebr
ipeitgebenbe NbdHoeruug bes 8Dlters
rebts 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

ibm ni6t sehatisn. bic Gbre unb ben
Stuf Der olseriianif8en Rotion In Der
Don ibm beubiidtistsn Weiie 3u be.
fIedeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

3enrp 8 orb tann iebt i'm Sn.
tereffe bes @eItfriebens pirten, obne
auBer aanbss gu seben, inbem er bic
probrttlf9e prebmeute ermabnt, bab
tie ibre ariessbeBe, bic ni6t sinen
S9attsn bon 9ere9tiguns bat, eins
felt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

Die biefise 80 o f" Serfanst,
baB bas amsritanil1s Bolt gum prGs
fibentsn bdlte. Das tpirb bos ameris
5aHii9e Bolt ni9t tban. Gs itebt auf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-26

- - - '''~D
fannt Derben: bic Semotraten i'm
aonsreb iteben ipeit iiber bem YrGiis
benton in pabrsm pdtrioiisrnus unb
YerftGnbnib fir Die gbre Der Ration.
Wsnn eine UaDsIihteit por6dnbsn
tpdre, Stone gum oemDtratiIten prGs
iioenti9dftstanoibaten gu nominiren,
10 ipiirbe bic 4artei i6re 4usfi6t duf
GrFols unenbli9 itsissrn. Wilion lit
niht me6r Der 0ertrstsr Der benOtras
tif6en partsi, ionoern Der probriten
in beioen parteisn.
Nus Sub ssgen Seutidlanb isst
Der 9rdiibent bic Ser. Staatsn idpss
rem Gefabren aug. Sein Stanbpuntt,
baB aauffabrer bus Reht babeH iolIen,
@efdube nit ii6 gu fiibren, fam un>
fsrem 2anbe iebr sefdbrlid perDen
1tno tbatTddli6 bds ean5e Riiitungss
proeramm bss qrGiibentsn nuslos mas
den. Die Der. Staatsn babsn cine
aiiitsnldnss, bic unmOslid burd
GrisgsIfiffs bsi9ubt tpsrbsn lam.
geur Sau66oDte tpiirben bisrsu pers
tpenobar iein. Wenn aber, pis Der
Qrd1ioent es burn aus baben tpin,
5anoelsid)iffe beitiidt iperosu biirfen,
10 tGnnen Sau9bopte ni4t aur 8er<
tbeibisuns Der aiiite beuuBt tpsrpsu.
Dem auf bic 6 bre Der Ratior
10 Iebr beba9ten Yrdiibsntsn baltcn
mir folgenbe 5batIahe Dor bic Haie:
Cine G6ieasosr Eirmo, Sobn Rotb
Gooperuss Co., fdidte an bic Bits
burger Steel 60. cine 9eiteluns ouf
GtabIreifen. Sarauf fam Elm Sdreis
BEN aug pittsburs, tpel9es bic Gbicas
goer Iirma bena4riHtigte, lie tDnns
bic StahIreifen nur unter Der Bebtns
gung erbaIten, bab lie pGbreno Der
Oausr Oes arissss iid Oerpflihts, ibrs
Waaren nur an bic aQtirten 2Gnbsr
3u pertaufen unb an nbere 8 dns
Ser nur mitGrIaubnib Sr.
britii iasR M a tat Gent
raj zaoniuls in Rep Dort.
Der gbef Der gbicaSoer Girmd mics
bas S9reiben nit Gntrii flung ab. gr
iaets, er lei Elm amerifaniiaer 9irssr
unD perbe ni6t Bel or. britii4eH Was
jeitGt Generdls3onIul Inn Grlaubnib
fragen, OBJ er an neutrule 2dnbsr Ders
fduFen biirfs. Was fagen Der ebrens
niitaige prGiibent, bus SrobmauI
aobse uub bic gsiummts probritiI6s
eprebmeute, einfhlieBli6 Der rGineins
natl qof" unb rsimss Star" su biee
fer @ergetpdltigune Der amsritaniihen
aaufmannfdaft, bab lie nur nit Grs
Idn6nib BON Sr. britifden Waieitdt |
@eneralsRonid tdufen unb bertaufen
barf2 Cine folde infume @ergepals
tigtna Der umerifdnif6en Rehte uno |
cine fol6e Sddrbung Der umsritunie |
f6en Gbre Idbt iie sfeidgiltts, u6er nit |
Deutidlanb ipolen fis &rieg, bas Dsz
btr unisre Re6te, nod unfere gbre ons
taitet, benn bie Stsllung, bic ss eius
rtimrnt, 1T eberfo oolferre1tlih be-
griinbst, tpie fis auh ihrs Re4tfertis
qunq in ben bisberigsu Sanbluusen
bes 9rdfibenten finoet, Der gngluub
geeenifber cine 9efhrdntung Der ame'
rifdnif6en Red,te TN gesus uuf bic
BlodabesMetboben aug benI @runoe
5rgeitunben bat, bdb bic SdutbDDte
cine Genberung nes 8Dlterre6ts CUR
Notbnenbigtsit MAIDEN.
The sun., 1916-08-30
BOY, UNDER GUARD,
SETS FIRES AS JOKE
Visitor at Oakleigh ThOrne
Estate COnfesses-FOOls 10
Special Detectives.

Po~uGHKEEPs1E. Aug. &c. Joseph
Sackei;. IS, Of 257 West 11sth street.
New York. was locked UP in the Dutch
ess county Jail this afternoon on a
charge OF arson, following his confess
sion of having set Are to Two barns and
a garage or the estate OF Oakleigh
Thorne at Millbrook.
The boy told Detective William 4,
McCabe, who arrested him. that he liked
10 see the fremen at work and besides
he was looking for an orp%unity 20
prove his bravery.
Sackett has been me guest OF his aunt.
who is employed On the Thorne estate
Ten detectives who have been on guard
for the last Two weeks boarded AT the
SAN house with Sacke:; and the boy
often discussed with them means Of cap
turing the trebuy.
He said To-day he was talking with
the detectives last right when IL CO.
CURED TO him that 4, would be a good
joke 20 set fire 10 the garage. He LEFT
them. started the blaze and then re-
turned 10 await developments. lie IL.
covered" the fire frs; and helped take
out the ten automobiles that were stored
in the building.
The sun., 1916-08-30
RAID" .AROUSES GUARD.
Men Get Ready "a FiEhs, hut Ru-
NOR IL spiked.

FL PAso. Tex. Aug 2~s.--S.aie troops
all along the border prepared this morn
ing 10 go right into Mexico when a truck
driver reported az Marathon, Tex, ina,
a band u Mex.cans rad raided the T.
Bend Mine near Terlingua, TEX. and
that seven % them had been killed N q
fight with Troop {. sixth United states
Cavalry. The word spread for miles
Investigation, however. military au-
,hor!ties say. proved that the only four
dalton Tor the report was the calling Of
the troop 10 the mine 10 quell drunken
Mexican employees on Sunday afternoon
Some o: the Pennsylvania infantry
located IN the Big Bend country were
gleeful when the news Of the hgh, first
came in, as the guaTdsnen expected -
go as reenfo-cemcnts 10 the regulars.
South Carolina troops voted in their
lamp al Camp " to-day in their
state Democratic primary election. THIS
- the first time the troops on the border
here have voted. and the method caused
NAM officers from the other commands
10 ride TO the South Carolina camp TO
watch the election day" from the side
lines.
stricken blind while walking on the
street, Serg'. j. F Doherty " Company
q. Ninth Massachusetts Infantry. was
led 20 the police station to-day by a
civilian. He wss later removed 10 the
regimental hospital AT Camp Cotton.
Serg,. Doherty recently received a dis
ability discharge from the army as a
result OF bad eyesight after SIX weeks
IN the Base Hospital al Fort Bliss. Tho
stricken soldier will be sent 70 his tos-
meT hope in Boston.
The sun., 1916-08-30
ASKS REVENUE BILL CHANGES.
enatOr sunsnsius Would Have
Tartn Soar study Abroad.

WAsHISGToS. Aug 2a-Senator
CaImlns offered several amendments
in tie Senate to-day 10 tao proposal IN
n. war reNerl. hli for a tsriT board.
one % then would Increase the sslar-
les @. the. Commissioner from $500
"a $l".roc Mother amendment au-
thor,ze- the President 10 designate an
ruslly' instead Of ~"hiennialiy" a. the
nfl now provides. the chairman ard
vice chairman Il the Commission.
Two ne" sections are proposed ono
~ which directs Any three members
Of the Commission shall have the au-
,Aori,y 10 carry forward any i-ves,i-
cation within the scope ~ this ac' and
make any report therein provided 'o-.
Another new section enacts that .
The Commission shal! have vowsr ID
y shall be It's duty 10 investigate wages
paid In foreign countries and the
United States IN connective industries
and al other TENS which enter into
the cos. o. production and with respec,
20 all imports competing in domestic
market with domestice production shall
ascertain and repor, what import du-
ties viii he required in order 10 equal
izs the conditions under which foreign
commodotie> are offered for sale in do
m.sti" markets n compared with the
conditions under which similar commod
ities made in the United states can be
offered for sale in the same market"
The sun., 1916-08-30
HAS 3 ARRESTED; HE'S HELD.
Black handers Are Freed and Pros-
perous Barber IL Detained.

After causing the ares, Of three Gu
bans on the ground hat they were
bla ckhande,s. Dominick di Francinco. a
prosperous barber OF Hartford. Conn,
was arrested on the charge Of having a
revolver in his possession. and the other
three prisoners were discharged.
hi Francinco located Detective OAK
son IN the Grand Contra! station ard
,old him that in Hartford he had been
SO harasssd by blackharders that he
ie., his family and extensive property.
wen: 10 Washington. II. c. and got a
job. The bl~ackhanders followed him
there. he said. which 70 unrerved him
thu; he had started home. The black
handlers were then in the station.
Daxson accompanied him and finally
located the three men at the l25th street
station. In the Harlem court they sad
they had arrived yesterday from Ha-
vana and were on their way 20 Pitts
field, Mass. where jobs awaited them.
They rave their names as Alfredo Bo-
nas, Joseph Garcia and Vincent Girl.
and decla red they had never been either
In Hartford or Washington. DaAson
had found the revolver on Di Francinco
through noticing a bulge under his coat.
Di Frsncinco WAS held in $1,000 bail,
The sun., 1916-08-30
n. Y. TO PHONE HAVANA IN 1917
VIII Do - via Key West. says Ex.
pert FROM, cuba.

George II : Eoliason. assistant gen
'rsl mansce- -nd chief engineer OF Ihe
cuban Telephone COMPANY. arrived on
the Ward liner Mexico from Havana YES
t-rday 30 close arrangements for the in
stalla'ion Of a cable from hat city 20
Key Wes', over his cable, Mr.. Rolla-
sou expects, New York Will he saying
"Hello' 20 Havana hy 1917
The step up system. invented hy
Prof. Pupin OF Columbia University, IS
70 be employ ed I'm the line. being inserted
in me cable a, hall mile intervals.
other passengers on the Mexico were
seventy students returning for 'he fall
Opening OF American colleges, Capt Az
dreas roIrpiNa q the cuban ariuy and
R.g.u;o TruNir, Russian CJusul-Geuera'
a. Havana
The sun., 1916-08-30
NOVELTY LEATHER
WORKERS STRIKE
5000 Quit and 1000 More Arc
Expected to Join Walk
out To-day.

- "
Inc h''e'.' Na'he' '"u"sn! .. ~"
,lriry is likely 20 be crippled IL tAe
-rle i9 ,ia; trade. called Yesterday, as.
-. ,r..o.,to,. .i,,,.a n, q.
NcW VOTE = ire nome OF ~ per cent
of ne trade. and a general walkout has
hoe, ,,ltaa e, tho hus,es. seaso, q, the
49, ''' "s"' Jog NV
h" urio7
More ,han 5000 workers struck yr.-
..-4,. o., too ..,,s ,,.yinr apo,. non
a., 80 c,ra,1.- prr,s, -.
-. r.. ,. cd. I'D ie,.her W,rk-
I, 1.,,,r ,,ti o,, 80.
t,. rt.,. -..,t. v,--. on su-h A.
,,.. ,,r.,.hnoLs sa~tharr
81
'.,',5. fo,.v.,;,. hour
r &c.,, .,,,id uor. :, ne o., :,
".,.o r., -, en-.
The sun., 1916-08-30
n. Y. P0sTMAsTERs ACCUSED.
Held 10 Grand Jury for shortage
-One Wa Dsying Motor Car.

Three ~postnasters in charge o. small
post Offices in Greene county, y. y,
were brought before United states COM
missioner Clarence s Hough'on yes,er-
DAY because OF irregularities in their ac-
counts. Burton -. Snyder, in charge Of
the Suns;de pos, once. II is alleged, used
$50 OF the postal and money order funds
in his charge TO pay an insta!ment on a
Ford car. Altogether Snyder, IL is
charged. was short &l&a.S0,
The other defendants and the alleged
shortages in their accounts are James
r Valkenburgh Of Spruoeton. &els.i,
and Claude J. Con OF the Cairo post
Office. $685.. They are charged In the
warrants drawn up by Assistant United
states Attorney Edwin VI stanton with
m!susing Government funds.
After giving bail OF 800 each they
were released 10 await the action Of the
Federal Grand Jury.
The sun., 1916-08-30
PRESIDENT SIGNS
GREATER NAVY BILL
90 Ships Will Be Built by Pri-
waite Contract. Bids Open
ing Oct. p.

NAsHiSGToS. Aus. ca-Presldent
wilson signed the naval appropriation
bill this morning. The measure carries
the authorization for the three year
building programme. which includes
ten hattl"ships. sUx battle cruisers. ten
sccu, cruisers. nifty destroyers, nine
feet submarines. ffts-eleht coast sub
mar'ucs. three fuel ships. one repair
ship. ono transport, OF. hospital ship.
two DESTROYER tenders. one submarine
;order. Two ammunition ships and two
~guUboats.
-Four hsttieShip s. four battle cruisers.
four scout cruisers. twenty d~estruyers,
thirty coast submarines. one fuel MI,
one hospital nip one ammunition snip
= one Eunhoat are TO 10 laid down as
soon A. practicable. Twenty-cight "
these ships. including the battleships
and scout cruisers and d~estrcyers. will
- built 10y private contract. bids FOR
which vii, be opened rc,oner g.
Work will not lee begun for some
time on the battle cruisers. This is he
cause IN. technical bureaus 81 III"
Navy Department have had diffcu,ty ia
preparing plans for his compar 4tiyely
new type OF vessel.
The sun., 1916-08-30
MOVE BY WILSON
TO PROTECT TRADE
Rcprisal Against Foreign Boy
colts and Severe Penalties
for Smuggling.

WAsHiNGToS. Aug. 2o-.A new r"talia.
tory section FOR the wyr revenue bill sup
posed 10 have Adn!ristration sanction
Was offered In the Senate this afternoon
By Senator James OF KENTUCKY. Y l. 20
D. a substitute for tire one framed hv
the Finance Committee. The principal
feature OF the new section los in the
penalties y provides.
The section T. designed no. on,y -
NEE, the situation that may arise after
the war due to the trade conventions
ard agreements made hy the Entente
Powers Oh the one hand and the Central
Powers on the other which are hf"'y
N affect inju-iously the trade with reu.
trail nations. hut may meet certain 'rN-
ing situations now confronting t." sat"
Department.
The sun., 1916-08-30

rFe attitude of Mr. Adnason. which
''as e0hn On the Republican side, Is as
,Dlloss
Tae House Is willing 10 lesisiat+ for
q eigi hour day for railroad train
aler, 20 authorize an investigation into
Ne merits Of the pending controversy
ahd 70 empower the President 20 use the
iains t3r military purposes Il the necet-
sty arises.
The House Is cot wiling. according 70
III Developments following the reading
| the Presidents message. virtually TO
onr.t congress 20 the principle OF !n-
'tased freight rates and 10 compulsory
srtitrat.pu.
TIE labor c~ontineen. IN the lower
'7dy = aHerse To the latter proposition
ma there -, N addition. a general feel
g thu, suca important legislation
'hou.d 10. re hurried!y enacted 10 meet
spec"- situation.
Chairman .adamson went into the con-
nft'ce tom ght determined TO tell the
rtsde0l hat TINS represented the fee
q Oh TIE part Of the House.
Representative Mann, the minority
sdoer described the Republican attitude
@' ote ~ "watchfu. waiting He said
10 leg -.aton proposed in the Presi-
'thts message was % extreme !ns)Or-
ahoe ard sHnUld not he decided upon
.'ern!ga' Furthermore. me minority
Taner ted Mat tre existing Newlanos
'e' an tie powers already invested in
No Interstate Commerce Commission
Ae' 70 r .arge decree the situation now
Neser'eI.