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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04
Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE

philadelphia Division - 129 crew to
go first after p. m: lis. 11s. 126. lis
127. 105, 1875, 120.
Engineers for 129, 105.
Firemen for lis. lis. los.
Conductors for 129. lis, 127.
brakeman for i15i. 12s. lis. 1O5.
Engineers up: Howard, Sellers. ]
Gable. keane, Huber. May.
EiTremen up: Kestreves. Penwell
Swarr. Manghes. Swank. Lutz. HartZ
Earhart. Powers, Dietrich, Finkenbind-
er.
Conductors up: Hooper. smedley
Fireman up: Nophsker.
Brakeman up: Potter, Dougherty
Owens.
after 1915 p. m: IS. &c. 27, 21, %. 1O3
81, IS.
Engineer for 80.
Firemen for %. 81.
Conductor for 81.
Brakemen for 26. 81. 50.
Engineers up: Doede. Grove. Baker
Lippard. Nickles, Buckwalter. Cook.
Firemen up: Sheaffer. A. L. Reeder
Morris, Ecert. Liebau. Smith, Buhler
CSoyle. Howard, Jr.. Marlsle. Bretz, New
Conductor up: Glace. Pagan. Leon
Brakemen up: Blessing. Powell
Doyle. Jr, RYDER, Hemminger. Prosser
Swsief STry Farle4Hn Beers GaEn
y
YARD CREWS - HARRIsBURG
Engineers up: Hoyler, Beck. Hart
er. Biever, Blosser. Malaby. Rodgers
Matson.
Firemen up: Brady. Snyder. Desch
Graham. Fry, Dougherty. Eyde, Nc.
ktllips, Ewing. Peiffer, Smell, Jr.
Fletsher, Blottenberger.
Engineers for 6. End s, Srd s. 26, SO
81, 50. 81.
Firemen for End S, &c. rs, sc. s4.
ENOLA SIDE
Philadelphia DivisiOn-240 crew first
to go after AIS p. M: 230, 225, 226, 223
235. 2l1. 205, 220. 242. EOS.
Firemen for 235. 242.
Conductor for 23
Brakemen for 8, S, 19, 80, 35
Conductors up: Layman, Flickinger
Flagman up: Martin.
Middle Division=116 crew first to go
Engineers for 1o4. los, ia
Eiremen for 116. 106, los, ia.
Conductors for ll6, LOG.
Flagmen for 106 105
Brakemen for los, 104. 12O.
Yard Crews-To go after d. M:
10. ave-
Firemen for second los, second 1876
112 second 102, third 102
- Engineers up: Kepford, Passmore
Troup. Anthony. Nuemyer
Firemen up: Waller. L. c. Hall, Nc
c. II. Hail.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04

going to have n great victory next
Tuesday. 1t will be complete Re-
publican sweep"
Watch For Headache
Conditions which industry in the
United States will fact at the close of
the war were characterized as cause
for serious consideration by every
student of our affairs"
I'VE want to look out that we do
not have headache coming to us in
the near future" the nominee told an
audience at Newburgh, because there
are quite number of things that we
must carefully consider"
Among the chief of these Mr..
Hughes ranked commercial competi-
ton after the war with European ma
tions, mot at all wasted by war. but
disciplined, organized as they have
never been before" The Underwood
tariff, Mrs. Hughes said, would not
meet the situation as a measure of
protection to American industry.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04
Big Money on Hughes
Wagered in Wall Street
With Odds at 10 to 7

New York, Nov. 4. - Approximately
s25, 900 was wagered yesterday in Wall
street at odds ranging from 10 to Z
and 10 to tx that Hughes will defeat
Wilson. There was much new Hughes
money coming into the Street and little
Wilson money reported Offering, the
Administration people being of the be-
lief that they will be able to get bel
ter odds Monday. At noon the odds
were quoted by several commissioners
at 10 to and 10 to ~
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04
RUSS AFTER NEW LOAN

New York. Nov. 4. - The compile ton
OF negotiations with the Russian Coy
per cent. loan by a banking syndicate
headed by the National CITY Company.
which Is controlled by the National
City Eank, brings the total borrowings
here of foreign countries with the ex-
ception OF South America. to more than
50, 900, ,000,00
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04

lege League in the larger cities of the
country and over five thousand letters
from individual members received
during the last five days, George
Brokaw Compton, national campaign
manager of the league, gave out a
forecast to-day which gave Hughes
S5S electoral votes to 149 for Presi-
dent Wilson, with twenty-four doubt
full.
He conceded only two States to
President Wilson outside the Solid
South"-Kentucky and Oklahoma. He
put Missouri, generally regarded as
doubtful in the Republican column
with n plurality of $4,000, and pre-
dicted that Hughes might even carry
Kentucky, which has been carried by
the Republicans four times in the past
twenty years, and went Democratic
last year by only about 1000 votes
out of u total of 100000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04
THE REAnIyC

Harrisburg Division-17 crew first TO
IA, 2. II.
Eastbound - So crew first to go after
I2;45 o'clock; 81, 10. 65, s5. 61, 81, ST,
Engineers for 20. 10. II, IT. IS. 20.
IA. 16, II, IS.
Conductors for 81. 81.
Rrakemen for 81. So 20. 4, Ia. II.
Engineers up: Middaugh, Schuyler.
Crawford. Wireman, FraunfgeIder'
Plstz. Massimore: .Brough. Upton.
Firemen up; Miller, Stephens Boyer,
Eichelberger. Glazer. Yowler, Brick
ley. Stoner. Heisler. Landis. Stricken.
Conductors up: Alleman, Danner,
Daub.
Brakemen up: Hetrich, Hertz. Dean,
Murtha. Lingle. Dye. ShambauRh, Hoke
Emminger. Newhard. Lenker. Seigfried
Dye, Kline. Pottinger. Oyler, Folk.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04
SEE NO INFLUENCE ON WAR

Vienna, Nov. 4, via London. - The
Austro- Hungarian press which week
presidential campaign has discussed the
subject during the last few days as
thoroughly as the fragmentary reports
reaching Vienna will permit. Gener-
ally the papers express the opinion that
the result of the presidential election
will have no influence upon the war.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04
VETERAN COMMITS SUICIDE

Mount Joy. Pa. Nov. A. Lewis
Grogg. veteran of the Civil War
committed suicide yesterday by hang
ing himself at his home.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
Absolutely Pure
No Alum-NO Phosphate

for it's cooperation in publishing the
fact that contaminated ice cream was
responsible for the epidemic and also
for refusing to publish INSCRIPTIONS
advertising. In closing, the health Of
ficer said:
With increased food inspection fa-
ciiities available, the source of our
typhoid infection has been eliminated
and we can assure the public as to
the safety of our present milk and ice
cream products and recommend the
use of these important foods"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04
Pittsburgh Publisher Bets
Hughes Will Win Ohio

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 4.-Alexander
P. Moore, owner of the Pittsburgh
Leader, has wagered $4,000 against
$4,000 that Charles e. Hughes will
carry the State of Ohio on Novem-
her I
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04
Landslide For Hughes Is
College League Forecast

New York, Nov. 4.-3asing his pre-
diction upon telegraphic reports from
about three hundred chairman of local
branches of the Hughes National Col
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04
FAIR FOR ELECTION

Washington, ID. c.. Nov. 4. = General
~ fair weather for nearly all parts of
the country on election day is pre-
dicted by the Weather Bureau. To-day
THIS special forecast was issued: The
indications at this time are that on
Tuesday, election day. moderate tenn
peratures and generally fair weather
VIII prevail over nearly all parts of the
country. There is, however, a possi-
bility of unsettled weather and rains in
Rocky Mountain region. in ln the Sortnnenn eNtreme
Upper Mississippi Valley and in the
region of the Great Lakes
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-04

WILLIAMS MAJORITY INSPECTOR
Robert E. Williams was appointed
majority inspector of the second pre-
cinct, Third ward, to succeed W. A.
Davis. who has removed from the dis
trict
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

sSNanles q. Saplor, Malpb sc. Gbo-
mas, Gorparo $. Sosm1leno, @illiaml
Gon @altcrop, Oscar @. @atlon,
Sole Grluin @ells, George 9. @en5,
@iliam S. @erlue, Hop Gibion,
George $. @ilbert, 2ouis s. Green,
San1es 6. Soil, Gbelter IS. @ane-
mann, Sarrp 81. @eeiden, Sarrp s..
Sub, Sobn s. Sasper, Carl Senien,
.sNSocob -&ab, Mlfreo &pllar, 5rco 6.
&iefer, 2amrence s. Sing, SsSulies 30.
2emis, @rnelt 2oltis 2il1obolm, Map-
mono S. Sltetb, Samuel 3. McGol-
lod, Serman 6. Meiier, @oy Sobn
Wseef, 9aop Mo1,taomerp, 6reo Nagel,
Otto Naael, Senrp Nagel, @omarb
s. 9sagel, @orace g. OATS, Garl
6rances Eete, Samuel g. @ilt, Geo.
90. @illiams, George 8. @ile, Srnnf
ginoer, @iaiam s.. McGrellias,
2ollis g. @oifmam glid Simotbp,
gomaro Bradley, Seas Sort, @arrp
Sdmelser, Mrtblr gepers, 2onis
@unidel, CHARLES Memca, gomaro
8. @ennelip &obert @bitina, Rid)o-
los MnoreonsG 8ranf Gbeiter, Sanles
Ianopalt, Setter germillor, Sobn
&arris, Sarrp @liet, 6ranf $. Mor-
Gus, I6os. s. 2ocntiafos, @ult 60
llimba1s, Eanf s. @art1ioe, SolcpbI
tSebaItian, 2e93op Sobnion, @cnrp
2a6ren5, Gbon1os &een5, Sbomas
&eiup, Gannloro s.. gomling, &C.
.Dep SAN Ml1fen, Garl M~elplanbcr,
8llab Stepens uno nod cilliae mcbr,
Die Iid almper6en lieBen, 1lad)6em sic
8atterie IN Brownsville 2ager bc5o-
gen batte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
Seute @ormittaa eibune oel
9ircttortumS oeS oeutfd)=
0herrtt1 : Mn8arii6en
SnlfSaMSt6uKeS.

@ie @iiraermeiitcr Sobn 8er>ualo.
Der Sefretar oes bemtidt OiterreidJ'
%1ruaariiden 6ilfsansidnHes, seiterr
befannt madJtc, luirb Sas 9ircftori.
nm nnb Die 8ea,nten ser %gcnannten
@eiellidjaft be,tc @ormittag ,tm lalt
5cln l1br i'm Commercial Glmb in
Sitnng tretcn. IA iebr ,pidtisc &c
id,aftc uurlieaen, 10 miro c%riuartct,
oa! iid iai,nmtlid)e MitalicSer oes Gi=
rcftorinms mie audi ionitiac Trennoc
nno @6uner Ses NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
at Scr @eriammlnng einfinhen >ucr=
Sen.
SEER %. 9. ednelle ION Chicago,
Sll., ,uiro im SntercHc Scr Sitpren=
fen =Silfe einen @prtrag balten, lit
iueldjem or Die idreflidjen @crlpii=
%itnnaea, mcldle sic &milen lit Dit
preniicn angeridltet baben, idiloern
miro. 8efanntlidJ bat lid, III Mem
Yurf Elm &omite gebiloct, oas fir oen
@ieoeraufbau Gitprenfens asitin.
@err Sdjnclle ,uiro sic Mrbcit oieies
&umites ua1cr erflareu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
@cbmrtstaasfeier s1 2oma1me.

Gona6ue, Sa., BEN Z. 9e5ember
1916. - Spe5ial. Srau Souls
5ulielt ga6 am Gienstag Nadmittag
anlaBli6 fires @eburtstages cine I'M
ter6altl1ag, SIT Ser iid piele 6rel1noe
llnO 9efannte BON 6rall @uien ein=
aefunoen batten. Mn flint Siiden
muroe Gind seipielt. Die nadNteher=
oen sinselr OILS Siegerin1el1 berpor:
lSra1 Garlten S6rum, erlte; 6rau
Chris Stemaro, %51peite; 6rau Guoie
Grips, brittle; mo 5rau Sobamles
8loder, I%rpltpreis.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
@uQibirt nit Guliaiit.

@iQian1 .. Smith BON @rano
Moun0, So, follioirte aeltern Nad-
mittog geaen bal6 6 MIR an ser 3.
lnlo graop straBe nit Dem sort aul-
geltellten Serfebrsi emapbor uno Sem
0as Snltrument beoienenoen 4oli3i-
item Sobn 8rpa1t.
Ser Semap6or mlrr0e bei Ser aol=
liiion iii feline Stiide geldlogen,
pabre1o Noli5iit 9rpant cine tiidtige
@eule OIL Ser linfen Settle bes &opics
oapontrl1g. Smith lpuroe megcll
Sabrlaliiafeit perbaitet
sl1f ieoen Sail fat SEER Smitf
oem staotratb uno Sem Goli5eidei
cine Gorge a%bgellonmcn. Sci Ser
am Mittmod, abeno obgebaltellell
Staotratbsner lammlulrg murbe BE-
ld)loliell, Den Semapbor iiber Sen
@inter bon Ser straBenefe 81 ellt=
fernen mo Damn i'm I%rii6jabr etpas
81 perfleinern, looaB er all6 bon
s(lltomobiliilelt 9eleben peroen fan1,
Die unter einem @eroed in ibrer Ma.
idine libel. Iic Mrbeit, oas Cling 81
entfernell, bat MN SEER smitb SCI
Noli5el abaenommcn, in0en1 er Sos.
iclbe ilberilrbr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
--Nerpen.Ge Ell. MitteI gegenRbe,tma.
tisalus uno Shmer5en aller Mrt.
&iepe's Mpotbefe.
@c6altscr1Dbmus fir Muaeitelte Scr
Meitern ltniDn.

@ie bonn Stem Dorfer 9iiro aus
aenleloct mlroe, ioaen Die @ebalter
bon alien gngeitelten Ser Sci ELL
idaft, sic pc1igcr als $4,000 pro
ssa6r p%croiencll, cine @ebaltserbo.
hung BON 6 bis Z Gro5er1t erbaltei.
Iielc Grhoblung fonln1t fir ollie SIN
eeitellte Ser groBen @eleuidaft NIT
slusnabne ser Iepeidenboten in 9e=
trad)t. sSSln bieiigen giiro Der @e=
tern ltnion merben nierlmo5pan5ig
Nngeltellte BON ser 8ebaltserbobuna
betrofien merben. Iie MenOerlr1g
ioll id)on am 1. Sallltar 0ieies Sabres
eintrefen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
Die l1nion-Gplisei.

SIM Commercial Stub miro bente
Nadpnittag INN Gin llbr cine MfalIen=
nerlamnlllng, SIT Ser ieOermaln elm
9elaoen lit, %abaebalten meroen, Inn
Die Srage Ser Srsalliiirung oes $50.
li5eioepartcmel1ts gu beipred)en. Der
'giirgern1eiiter, Mitglieoer bes Stabt=
rat6es ser Noli5eidbef, Oiitglieber oes
Eoli5ciSepartenlellt lnb allbere @iir-
ger, Die lid) 81 Ser G%eriammlllla ein-
fitoen aperoe1, iollen ibre Nnlidten
pro ullO gegel1 0ie llnionilirllng bcs
observation-disclosures mslpred)en
@as lit ser 3pedf Ser gelpegl1llg:
@arnm lpollen Die Toli5iIten NIT Sc,
Tri=Gitp federation of 2abor als or.
aaniiirte alrbeiterid)aft %pcrbnnoer
iein2 Nrofitircn Sic M1nner, sic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
spciiellos l1nionael0er beaahlcn mi

smciiellos l1nionaelocr be5ablc1 mill
len, ourf oieie 9elpesl1ng9 Sic
@riinbe fit sic Srganilirlulg inns su
mcllig befantt ulto in ser Noli5ei-
'%itation iclber berrldt 10 piel @ebeim-
nib iiber sic Mnaclegenbeit. 1upen=
port mill Dos 8eite fir sos Tolisei=
oeparteme1t. @ir allc ipiIie1, baB
oas Ieportement, NIT sen lpeniacl1
Selltcl1,. Die ibm sur geriiiglll1g ltc=
ben, mirflid @ernorraaenoes Ieiltet.
@ollen bie Toli5iiten ei,len MdtItl,a-
Den Mr6eitstag ollrdIeten2 @ollen
Sic benlelben er5ipingen? 81, Sen
aan5et gereiniaten Staatcn gibt IS
fem ein5iges orsaniiirtes &oli3eioe=
%parten1ent. 3ie Goli5iiten iinS ltab-
ti'de gealnte rn6 Iollen OILS lolde be-
trad)tet lperoelt. Sic iino gcomte,
Sitter bes Gelebes lllo feline llnions-
arbeiter. Nie perlalltct, babcll iib
llelst5efntel Ser &oli5ilte, iiir Gin
li1lionilirtes Goli5eibeportelrlellt al,s=
aeiprod)en lalo ibrell Narllen altf cine
2ilte 9elebt. Sdon eciher1, bledtcn
Die Wlitglieoer beS Iepartements jc
eirlen Collar fit oie ltniorl. @as lit
Der Sned? las allgemcile Gl,blifrum
lolte an oieier Napeal,ng Ssl1tereIie
nebn1cn ltlo iid> ibelttc 5lt Ser Ser
la,1nnlltta inn Commercial Glllb eill-
1inocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
Mus ben @eridteu.

@iaiam @eiielbnid nno Sri. Goitb
silperborrl oie beioe aus M1lscatine
itamnen, ertpirftelr geltern einen &ei-
Observation-Disclosures.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

@1iam Nelielba1i6 uu1o Sri. @oitb
Silperborn, sic beioe aus Malscatine
italnmen, errpirften geiterl1 einen Sei-
Observation-Disclosures.
Senrp 9eage( pl,roe sum Gerpal-
ter Oes Nadlalies bon @e1rp Nagol,
.lr., Der ourd) Sos Mbleben Don alt,a
NSagel lpie0er geoffnet morben lit, ein-
gelest. 2ouis 6. @oboemig lit ser
bllden0e anlpalt.
Der S6luBberidt bon CHARLES
@ulf, beno gerlpalter bes Naflaiies
bon gli5a6etb 8l1lf, 1pl1rbe geltern
oon2 Dem Mnlpalt sSerlrp $. Sebens
aeblldt nno pom @erid)t gutgebei=
ben.
Ger shlnB6erift bon Mrtbltr
g1polot, Dem 8er1palter bes Nahlai=
les bon 6rieoerifa s(rp, puroe bon
DEM s(npalt @enrp 8. Sebens ae-
.b''d1t nno pom @eridt sutgebeiben.
@e3irfsridter 81. s. Ionegan
miro be1lte mieberum Sen 8eridts=
falenoer fiir Ben Sftobertermin oes
Scott County 8e5irfsgeridts perle=
len.
Die Gro5elle pom nstaat Soma
gegen George Scooter it. uno ssobn
S. grpIon", Die angeblid Spirituo=
len in ibren 9ofalitaten perfauiten,
|murben bis gum Sonuortermi1 oes
@eridts nerldoben. 5bnenell 1tno
STOREY iino 0ie Nmpalte fir Die ge=
flagten.
Ser SdluBberidJt bon SSobll @.
ainnemanll. gerlpalter oes Nad)lal=
les bon @ilbelm Gruter, muroe ge=
tern BON Ben gnmalten Side & Side
gebud)i.
Ser Gro5eB bon So6n @oe6en &C.
gen Sacob &c. Iidinion, gmpfanger
Der Chicago, Hod Sslono nno 9aci=
tic northumberland, lit allBerge=
rld)tlid beigeleat moroen. Gin &
g1l'b lil1o Die Inmalte iiir Sen ala=
ger. @le perlolltet, be5ablt ser ge.
flagte Die @eridtsfoltet.
.s
Ser Gro5eB bon San1eS Z. G'Gap
einem @a9eniiibrer in Gienlten ser
Iri=Gitp Mailmap Company, aeaer
Sarrp Mulforo, Ser ongeblid Der
Iil6rer NIT ieil,cm Motorrao iiber.
tl16r, miro bel,te ma6ridcinlid 81
Gnoe gefii6rt mer6en. Ser in israae
fon1meloe llniall fano an Ser 8. uni
N'ol11o tstroBe itott. Hupmann &
Mupnlom pertraten Sen &la9er uni
Sa'1e 4 @otermon Sen g%eflaQten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
|9ie 100000 Mmason @incaar Mfs.
Mngelcgcn9cit.
Son @iiraern1eiiter crnalrntes aonitc
miro l%(nterindptng ei11leiten.


9iiraermeiiter Sofn @erlpalo cr-
lunllte geitern Sen Mlocrltlalt at large
8iliam S. @pid ltll6 Die Staotrotbs=
mitglieoer 2inobolm u1lo' Mcpcr art
ein &pnnite, bas iid INIT Ser Inter
llldptng Scr angebliden Sdppinbelei.
Die BEL Dem M1fal,f Ser @NrlaSon @i-
1regor & Eafling @orfs ol1r6 Sic
Staot Iapenport bon einem staot-
ratbsmit9lieo perilrdt 1uoroell lei.
@ie berlalltet, lit Ser Momc bcs in
6rage fommerloeu Staotratbsmitglie-
oes oen Mitgliebern bes crilalll1tel1
&pmites befannt. SCENES ser Mit=
glieoer pes Observation-Disclosures
fomites" gebDrt oem 5traBenfomitc,
meld)es Den Mllfallf 6es @~rlunoltiideg
fir Die Staot uernitteltc, on.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08

@enrp 9eagel mllroe gum germal-
ter bes Nadlalies bon @enrp Noeel,
IT., Der onrd) 0as Mbleber Don alt,a
Nasel lpieoer geoffnet lporben lit, ein-
geiest. 2ol1is 6. Moooemig lit ser
bllden6e Mn1palt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
@ctricbsitornns anf Ser 2. Strafeu:
bahnliuie.

Sic @rioec Sine : S%traBenbablr
geo. 204 iprall9 9eitern gfadmittag
gegen balb 5pei llbr OIL Ser 5meiten
StraBe Dor DEM See @ipe 2aoen aus
Sen 8eleiien nnb peruriadte iomlt
cine ullgefdbr balbltiinoige getriebs=
lt0rl11ld.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-08
SdJaffer tritt aus bem Sdiibenpari
GerarS.

Charles g. sdniier, Ser lallgjd6<
rige Gad)ter bes s%diitenparfs, bat
Ole Sermalter oes @runoltiides be-
nadridtigt, bnB er Sic Gad)t, sic CT
mdbreno Ser lebten beioen Sabre aui
Dem Sdiibenparf bielt, nid)t 5l CT
nellern aeberft. Die in Iroee fom.
menoe Gad)t lauit am 80. Npril
1917 nh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
BRITISH tanks" BUILT
FOR MOST PART IN PEORIA
cN'encd Many Years Before War
BEGAN to Meet Some OF Hard
Farming Problems.
E'ovE OVER ALMOST ANYTHING
atcrpiiiar Tractors Weigh About
$4,000 Pounds Each, Develop f1D
Horse Power and Built Of Steel.
War Department Experimenting,

"NSiil NfibN. September 18th"
'1psh tanks the armorcd motor
drS uS'd ~ recent assaults on Ger
'"" ''""'hcs IN Northern Franc" -"
i''cHs'uii rs 10 attract world wild"
;, ,.a..,' N,r' p"iit Tor the most part
Io.;., - 'S c"'rrP,iiar tractor
many years before IN" Var
,,'I, some 81 inc "''''"''
~ "'"""rn ihrnh'hs' Except
-, summers thc'r inacn,n' Guns
~ thouS"hus ''h' 'h'"
), .,,,, 'n,"'H u" 'hc .h''c" ga 'fS
80 '"t ''e''''9 anu "'h''
'''"i var
W. NJ BAKER president Of Tn.
10Y manufacturing Company, cX-
'i"lh'' mere to-day That ~ was ma
'"'S '""de by ms company AT iis
'''i" p''h' 'i"t hh" huidlcd Germnn
'''N''s' N"!"ei through forests. hnI
Ml'u over sheH ofat'rS IN IA" lace
70 intense nm" ana mh'hin" IRE
II, is true. said Mr. Bahcr. that
hcse tractors can 20 ahead over al
most anything They can straddlc a
'Hhch' e" through swamp roll over
oSs' or c''nn 'hroush Sheii crhterA
!"c car OF JurIeinaut 1t looks
80 -
ro"hu' Ju'' IiR: II mug" caterpillar
'hi'H ioirsI II ihey encountered
recS 'hcS could not brush out Of their
w. VhoE t"u'd CASH. u" used /" ur-
'"1 '"e'h an" ''oar thcH own paths
Mr.. Baker said the tractors sent 10
England weight about 1900 pounds
ZACH. develop 1@o horse power. and are
,nilt OF steel. The caterpillar feature.
,e c1pIai ncd, is Of the utmost import
lncc. Spcak king broadly. the tractor
rawls on two belts. with coriugatod
'urtaccs. on either sid Of tho BODY
rhc corrugated surface is on tho
ground ON the insid" or The bolts.
IN each sid" 81 the body. arc two lines
W steel rails. making four lines In all
These rails are in short sections. Joint
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
WOMAN FATALLY HURT
Dies Of Injuries Nrcri,ch when tutn-
'n"bfic ~ Overturned Near
TynrhbIrr
I Socclai - mo TinIcs I

tSpcc a 80 The Timcs-pspatch
I.i-%ciiBUEG. VA. September is
Mrs y. y, Ecnuo. aged stAty-ycvoii
Years. az rho.bus. Va, waa hurt tatally
and 'lv" other adui, passengers wcr.
hurt slightly IN the o..rturuue Of 80.
automobile about midnight las, night
in Tia" peakland Road. opposite OAK
wood Country club. :, mile from tu"
city. Two children escaped injury AIr>
F"nnp died th!s morning 81, hos
pital
The injured were HERMAN Temko. Of
Greensboro. y G., owner OF the car.
Spraincd back T. y iiazcu. Of Green's
ho-o. y g. demonstration for Virginia
ana North Carolina. cu; about thu.
hand X" Schev wei OF LyuchhurE
scratched about Tho f,co Mrs Maud"
iliu%cnpe"l. ~ Linclbura bruised.
Miss Mabel Glng"np"el, hur, abou,
both arms
Tn" headlights failed On curve at
IN" Intersection of thrc" roads and th.
car dashed into :. suibiug and was
overturned. Schcwel aud liaz"n wore.
piun"d under the car untn rel.aa.d Us
ilr"m"n from tn" Eiv"rinoui 'r" sta
ZION. who made - motor ran ~ twu
miles 20 relieve them Tine err diu
not ignite. iazcu Was arr"sted on IN.
onarEc Of reckless driving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
TRAVELLING MEN ACCUSED
Two to he Tried at RnirIrh ON thurrr
Of Insulting Women On
the street.

Especial I" The Times Dispatch
I;AIEIGl! y. e, September is
With bonds increased To $500 each. Z,
l.. Wood and ~ - Morris ,r:,vciiu,.
men. VIII be tried Tomorrow morning
IN the city Court, Oh The charge OF
making insulting advances to Mrs
+. J." koonce and h"r sister. Miss Ma
mic Denton. near bland Hotel on sun
day. Both men insist that IT /. a case
OF mistaken identity
II ia charged tina, ono Of the men
accost"d tn" women with How do YOU
Il" ana. after ON" Of IN. women told
MIN. You hay" mad" Il mistake thu
other man oYcrt"uk them. took Miss
Denton by TIA" arm aud Insisted. "Dh.
yes YOU 10 kno" hin lets take q lido
In AN automobile"
ARRAYS between the accused men and
'ieorS" White. who claims 10 haze seen
them approach the women. and II. ~
Mhssey who alsp resented IN" alleged
conduct OF the men. also are 10 be aired
in the court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-19
DEMOCRATIC CLUB FORMED
Organization IL Effected at Ncctin.
Held In LrNin.fOn
EriInS E,ycuiuiA
Special to The Tirncs-Dis,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
LEXINGTON. VA. September IS
\ Wilson Marshall-Flood club WAS or.
kiinzcd at u meeting here on Friday
kcninS for the purpose Of stimulating
b tcrcst TN the Democratic ticket. Frank
Moore presided and Colonel Robert
Eatiett. chairman Of tho Rocibl.isige
'ounty Democratic COMMITTEES, address,
~ tho meeting, as did j. Med. .Adair.
Following ave tho o;iice~. elected
President. ColoNe! Ilultc" pcnd!ct on.
Fccrcttry. John l.. Campbell: trcasurcr
J. Med. .\dair: district vic"-rrnsi dcn:e
|;rrcnic" -. t.ct"h"". Lexington: ! a.
Ehindy. Natural Bridge: i. l.. Morrison
Buffalo J l.. T"af""i Ecrr'S Geek
L; l.. Patterson. Walkers Geek: u J.
/. kinucar. South l:;vcr. The district
ice presidents were requested - So
,cit members and contributions for tho
ampairn. The name selected for tho
Hub is the same rs that OF four year.