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The sun., 1916-09-14
1917 TO BE GREAT STEEL YEAR.
President Farrell Says Plants Will
Operate At Capacity.

rTTTsBrRG. Sept. l3.--James 4. Far
rel, president of the United states Steel
Corporation, speaking tonight at a BAN
uuet, predicted IA prosperous year for the
steel industry,
The year 1915 will probably go dow
in history as one OF the most remarkable
years that the iron and steel industry
has ever known" he declared. Without
the necessity OF resort!ng to prophecy. we
can assume that the year 1917 will see
the blast furnace and steel works Ut
this country operating At capacity"
The sun., 1916-09-14
ONE CENT CLAIM STIRS P. S. c
Elmira Doctor Didn't Get Drinking
Gun lie Paid For.

ALBANY. Sept. ia formal "a, o.
the recovery OF one cent was lodge IS
the upstate Public Service conmiss'o
to-day by DR.. William Brady Of E1mr.
He wants to get back the equiv l"u'
the coin he deposited in a drink'Hc i
machine on a railroad train between ca
andatgua and Elnira OF Septemi.g .
n for which he says nc cup W. ,or'r
coming.
The claim has put in riDtio1 the san
administrative machinery * would Rave
been required for a $i0.0oo claim
The sun., 1916-09-14
FREIGHT A T RAISED.
Extra Wages to Employee Fol.
lowed by 10 Per Cent. ~Increase,

ROME. Sept. l3-Railroad freiEhts In
ltalS have been raised 10 per cent. II is
estimated that by this action the Gov
nme railroad revenues will be in
creased $4,000, 600 annually The object
in raising the rates was to Obtain
money to pay the extra wages OF the
railway employees totalling $4,000. 900,
which were granted recently after COM
plants by the men Of the high cost Of
living and the extra work entailed by
reason OF the war,
The newspapers are urging that mas.
much as the wages OF railroad EN-
ployees have been increased stems
should be taken to favor other classes OF
workmen thrown out of employment BY
the war, some OF whom are on the Airing
lin
The sun., 1916-09-14

OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. 13-The 81. Law
renee Bridge Company has notified the
Canadian Government, that II accepts
full responsibility Tor the fall of the
Quebec bridge span. n gave notice thai
il would undertake to replace the span
and complete the bridge as soon az pos
sible. With steel scarce II IL believed
IL will take two years to construct a
new span. No attempt will he made TO
raise the sunken span.
The sun., 1916-09-14
AMERICAN ORDERLY ARRESTED
CHARGED with Representing Ger.
man Firm-Sent to sante Prison.

PARIS. Sept. l3.-William {. SLIDER
man. %. who was engaged June s as ar
orderly by the American Ambulance "a;
Neuilly. has been arrested on "A charge
Of representing the German Arm Of Gott-
wick. Scheffer 4 Co. OF 800 Broadway.
New York, dealers In surgical instru-
ments.
When Silberman volunteered he gave as
re- fcrencrs X. 4. Bell. a member OF Mayor
Mitchei's stan. and r. Battling % the
standard OH Company. He gave his own
address as 1871 Holland avenue. He had
an American passport and also tried to
sell rubber goods to the Ambulance in
behalf OF the King Rubber Company.
After a preliminary appearance before
an investigating magistrate he was sent
to the Sante prison.
The sun., 1916-09-14
TIA. q National Precedent.

ALBANY. y. v. Sept. l3.-Gov Whit
man heard nothing from Mayor Mitchell
to-day about his reported intention to
ask for arbitration legislation, he would
not commit himself az to his course II
such a request was advanced.
However" commented the Governor.
'if Mayor Mitchell seeks such legislative
aid in settling the strike he will have re-
cent Presidential and Congressional ac-
ton as a precedent"
The sun., 1916-09-14
POLICE SQUADS HOLD
DISORDERS IN CHECK
Fourth Avenue Mob Roughly
Handles PatrOlman and
Starter.
MAGISTRATES HOLD ~
Two Women Accused Of StOn-
ing Cars Detained for
Grand Jury Action.

striking car men and their SYM
%pathizers engaged yesterday in frequent
demonstrations. but there was little
serious violence,
The nearest approach TO a dangerous
situation came when a crowd OF 500
men and boys attacked a Fourth avenue
car. which had stopped at Twenty-fourth
street. Policeman Edward Hayden, who
was on the car. and Felix Holland a
starter. were roughly handled when they
attempted TO disperse the mob in order
that the car nigh, proceed.
Lieut.. O'Ha-a with a squad Of men
IN an automobile came dashing from
the Twenty-second street police station
and in few seconds the street was
practically clear. -Four persons were ar
rested. They gave their names az Nor
ris Miller. 20. Tompkins aventte, Brook
Ign Terez Chat, scranton. Pa Henry
Brooklyu, and Sidney Bears OF -
~Stuyvesant avenue. Brooklyn. Bears said
his age was Is and he was sent TO the
Children's Society. He was fined ~ by
Justice Mayo. The others were locked
up on charges Of disorderly conduct.
They were released on suspended SEN
fences by Magistrate krotel.
One Goes 70 workhouse.
Magistrate Nolan sentenced Isaac
kuschner. IS East lOsth street. to ten
days in the workhouse for throwing
slohes IN a s'riAers demonstration i've
Young women GIVING their names az
Anna l~ansky, 3Sl East thirteenth
street. ana Dora Ireger OF the same al
dress. were hcld Tor the Grand Jury In
$1,000 bail each on the charge OF throw
ing stones.
Magistrate Murphy In Essex Market
Court held William l-eahy. as Cherr!
street. In $4,000 bail for examination TO-
morrow on tine statement OF Patrolmar
Lipski OF he Clinton street station that
he saw Leahy shove an iron bar into the
slot between the car tracks at Crane
street and the Bowery. I.eahy Is a stfik'
ing conductor.
Joseph Morgan and Garrett wallace
ooth OF 20. East l3sth street. were nhee
VIZ each py magistrate kro'e, in YORK
vile court. Patrolman Logan told th'
court the men nad oeen pointed out a.
!he persons VINO operated the mana
orakes on a ih'fd avenue TRAIN ah'
"'""s"' II I" a s'"p'
Ose S'rHer ~Tes'
A crowd OF striking motormen s,oot
at Grand and Madison streets trying I,
keep men from going east to the Crane
street barns. Temple Grimes, a negro
attempted TO pass that way and 1t 4
The sun., 1916-09-14
OREGON READY TO RESUME.
Cara uxm's Minister of War In I'm
proved Health.

MExiCo CITY, Sept. l3.--ticn. Obregou,
whose health has improved. is expected
to resume his post AZ Minister Of War
Immediately. The office OF Assistant
Secretary Of War, which Is now vacant.
will he filled at an early date,
ten. Candida AEuilar. Foreign Min
lister. arrived here from Vera Cruz last
night.
The sun., 1916-09-14

District Attorney Swami Yesterday
added to his stan AZ a DEPUTY Assistant
District Attorney Joseph k.delsou. and
assigned him TO handle violations OF the
election law. Mr., F.deis0n last wear
was connected with the Attorney item
erals stan az a deputy handling similar
violations.
The sun., 1916-09-14
DYNAMITE JOHNNY
STUNTS SKY PILOT
Survives Three Paralytic
Strokes and Gives Interview
at the McAlpin.
SAYS WILSON ROCKS BOAT
Advcnturer in Many Nations
Says slow Visibility" A.
fccts Ship Of state.

Low Visibility, began Nap' byHd-
mite Johnny O'Bricn last night in his
rooms in the Hotel McAlpin when a re-
porter called to-
Now let everybody sit down who Is
rising to insist that Dynamite Dare
Devil Captain Courageous Johnny
O'Brien. having lived enough adventure
to All a five foot shelf of dime novels.
departed this earth with a yell some
time ago and at last accounts was bat
thing an upward curse through the
Milky Way.
Everybody is wrong. With his long,
white hair still trailing snoulderward ele-
gantly and his dropping white mustache
quite as impressive as ever. the one time
gun runner. submarine commander, two
listed mutiny queller. Hell Gate pilot in
the old days when IL was all Hell and
next to no Gate. revolutionist-in a
word. the same Dynamite Johnny who
has done about everything in his day
except free Ireland. is now at the Me-
Alpin and is preparing to spend his next.
or eightieth. birthday plotting vessels In
or out Of Havana past the MORO light.
Denes paraiytic strokes.
Don't interrupt me-" cried Dynamite
Johnny last night to a professional
nurse who thought She had to warn
Dynamite Johnny about talking sim
ply because during the past year Dyna-
mite Johnny has had three paralytic
strokes and got away with all OF them.
i've been watching this Maine CAM
paign. and l want to say my say to his
young man without INTERCHANGEABLE
that command goes for any smarty
among readers who persists in the delu-
sion that the third paralytic stroke got
the best Of the famous skipper.
"Damme. listen to me. Low visibility
If the trouble the Democratic ship Of
state has been suffering from. The way
the Democrats got walloped in Maine
l. Just a %forerunner Of what IL going 10
happen next November when the lid
blows off. On the night Of next election
day the Democratic party will think it's
in some kind OF hell smothered with
onions.
Down among the Latin Americans
where I've spent so many years. con-
tinued Dynamite ~Johnny-and what with
gun running In the Cuban war. fighting
afOot with the ban against Spain.
carrying contraband to Haytian revolu-
florists and niN,ns II az ia other SCI APPS
from Havana TO the Horn. Dynamite
Johnny may be said TO have some sort
OF line on our swarthy brothers to the
south-"down there they don't seem to
have the opinion that the Democratic
Administration Of the past three years
amounts to three whoops and a holler.
Too much patience-too dam much
patience-that's what the Latin Ameri-
| cans think this lnlil!s'rAtip hA. had
The sun., 1916-09-14
Nothing f.rN "a 10.

saying that his people would he only
too pleased to accept the suggestion
The sun., 1916-09-14
No Farther Dealings.

ANY further conferences with sucn
men ould get us nowhere. and ia the
meantime our discipline would he de
moralized. to the great injury Of the
public and ourselves.
Roth companies must respectfully de-
cline to hold any futher conferences with
the officers. agents or members Of this
association or with any persons affiliated
with them.
IT IL apparent that they cannot he
depended upon to keep their agreements
for the peaceable and orderly adjust
ment OF differences.
"Both companies respectfully state
that they will continue their undated
efforts. against all opposition. to main
tain the service which II IL their public
duty TO afford the citizens OF this city.
"INTERBOROCGH RAPID TRANSIT
COMPANY,
"NEW YORK RAILWAYS COMPANY.
by THEODORE p SHONTS, presi-
dent"
Louis Fridiser. counsel for the Anal.
The sun., 1916-09-14

special attention to outnttlnr hoy
for school by mall. send p"'ia' "'
samples.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26

lcrie.Gb6tigteit mar oitf Der 1an5cii
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Tic Ernn5ofcn follen 5slts
riid.
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beutc 9lahnittog pom FratSoiiihcn
SfriegSburcoli ueroiicntlihtc oiiiBicIlc
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oli Dem lpeitIihcn GricgsihouploB
aicbt ST. ooB 0ie Srou5cicl buitcr
Beaumont 5uritdgcfalen itnO.
Ger @critt luiltct, iuic folgi
u0citIid bon gdiqnoiS baben lpir
ncuc glnariiie gcael sic ieinolihen
Merfc III scr @cacno ocS Molocs
uon Gboppp gcridltct, 3miidcn allas
loncourt iuo Ocnl linfeu llier ocr
NRooS ba6cn iih glrtiueric-Guc mit
lmicrbrchunocu abaeipiclt.
Sm Iiitritt n6rOlidl non Ncroun
bnt oic @nuouooc ali gcbboitiafclt
o6genonmcn uuS ser Seino Dat
feline ncucn sluariifc onf mlicrc Eu.
iitioucn ud6reuo ser glndlt acnladlt.
ggir babcn lnicre StcInm0eu hill-
tcr Beaumont olf oclt S0bcil ctdhlirt,
bic iih 0itIid) bon Ghompnenpng
mN iiiolid bon GrneS critrcdcn
Slni oeru Mcit ocr Sront pcrIici 0iC
9lodt y ribi0cr @eiic.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26

@aris, %. sSebr Iie ocutitbeu
GerlliItc ipGAreno Der criten uicr
Iogc Scr 5dladt inn Gcroun ncr.
ocit BON oittoritatiper Srite oiii 150s
600 lRoun acid)dbt
Sic Oeittid1c Gficuiiuc miro muls
mebr als oer @egim eiues crnitIi-
den @criiheS, Sic SETTING iii ncb-
men onerfonnt. GaS Riugcn lGBt
iicb an Scitiefeit mo iii @e5ug aui
bic &erluitc INN nit Ser 5blod)t an
Ser Yier peraIeihen. Tic tSronSpIeu
glaibeu ooB sic 5hlndt picIleiht
picr5ebn Inge iudbrcn mag.
gs lit bier hefouut, 0oB bic Tciits
idcu iiir 0ieic Cfieniiuc nin0citcuS
100000 N}aun i'm Selor baben uu-
tcritiiet bon 5ablreideu l58DIliaca
lmo l7S6lliaen oitcrrriHiihen Nor.
fern uebit ouer itwcrcn sIrtiIleric,
Oie III Dem icrbilbcn Selo5uac bc4
must pnrNc iuao cincm Ebcilc Ocr,
oic iriibcr oitf SET rtiiiidcu 6ront
uermoit0t piir0en.
Gic Gorbcrcitintaen fiir Oicic ncilc
oeutidc Gifcniipc iuurOcn idlon i'm
T5enbcr bcobndtet, manu sic eritcu
Gcritartllngcn fiir 0icic Operation
dufgebradt luuroCn.
SIht Iipiiioneu, meItAc dis ser.
bicH 5uriidfebrtem murocu 3ur Ga.
holung noh 9clgicu aciouOt nno iW
Nonidr ndcb Der @cgcno bon @crou
transporter.
%nsgciantmt fiini glrmcccorpS Iinr
I'M 9Qn3cn aufaebradlt morocns im
oiC bci0cn slrmcccorpS slt pcrit1rtcn
iuclhc irihcr oen Sheil ocr Qni,
5wiihcu Gtoin mo S'anouoiS bicl
tcu
llnter Den nclIcn lrlIppcu bciiiioc
lic0 bier eingcaoNgcilcr %niurulntiol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26

Serlin ua apnOOu, % Sebrnar. zammtldc iran5Ofidc
@uHuueu Geaen nSrO @erSuu bis 5nm Segfeu
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cruGbnsnSmertber @idIhgat sngeragen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26


Qiirirt" 0icielbcu loaen iii
aoicn BON II, @mccnt. 4or
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m cinc ,Guuiissirlura" SAX
s@ifie.
@aibiuptoL 25 ,Sebrnar.
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bcliic ben @otihofter @oac III 9oN
oon im britiidai sIuslpdrtigen sInit
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bculntcrgeboIt moroeu Icin iolltcn
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&orioueS Gtn Goniplat.@cridlt bc
la9te Dab Die vGbiun" iid 3cbu alci-
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ipln, 25 6ebruar, sldlt in bielacu
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ocn gcitcrn ron Aeantcn ocr purht
aiciildcn acaicrlins beidIaauaeuH.
y ilsroei prcqltirirts ntht
uconfiSctrt~
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id)iIic meIde geltcni I'LL Eaio bes
idlldgnabmt lno inter Bic porttgic
liibe 6laagc geltcllt ipurDcu Icr
critic GrIdB be5iebt iin aui oic n0tbi
geu 8ornabmen bon EcrdnNerunaqn,
im oicie 5dific iiir Eruusport lmo
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ipur0cn iuie auSoriidIirb pcrIian0cn
per0cn loa.
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Iiegen, mcIhe lpie cs bciBt, cbcifuuS
nod bon Ocr 9egicrltna .rcgtirirt
iucrocn iolleu. Ser Giciammt.Eou.
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am iSebraar pon 9Iep q)orf uuc,
glrdangcl nb,
SufoIge 0aS bcriihmtc Nrifte Nraat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26
Der 6LIerreidlt[@e Meridt.


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nn6 Gin Gaaihiucugrmebr erbent"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-26

Sufolge 0as bcrii6mtc brittle HraN.
Denburger sIrmcecorpS un0 oas us.
ariHeeccrpS uiter ocm aonutanoo
oeS Generals bon 1eimlius, SET III
tSrantreih ais einer oer iduei0iaitgn
Ocr oelttiben Secrfii6rcr aiIt.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST
AT THE coMMERcIAL-G. L

AT THE CoMMERcIAL.-G. L.. Cook, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Sekod, Berkeley; D. c. Walper, Phoenix; Mirar Owens and wife; L.. R. Taft, Superior; c. w. Gerst, Pola Verde; c. w. Evans and wife, Mi ami; Chas. A. Wheeler Tucson; Don Mahoney, Mesa; Mrs. Geo. B. Hellar, Prescott; Fred Christen, Aguila; A. H. Hilton, San Antonio c. T. Asker, Los Angeles; c. B. Hall, Los Angeles;
 J. A. Sines, Los Angeles; G. A. COwan, Los Angeles; M. J. Nichols and wife, Chicago: H. o. Long, city.
 AT THE ADAMS.-G. A. Feltz. Chicago; w. A. Robinson, Sterling, Ill.,: L. C. Allen, Los Angeles; r. E. Lonergan, Boston; G. c. Thomas. Cal ifornia: F. F. Roberts, California;
 E. A. Chifforces, Denver; W. H. Bloomer, Seattle: Geo. B. Campion, New York; c. R. Kern, San Fran cisco; MT. and Mrs. J. s. Morrison, Denver, F. G. Lender Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs. C. C. Noble, Erie, Pa.
 Geo. Staeger, Ray; Thos. Wilson, Tonopah, Nev.; l.. W Madden, Free port; R. T. Hamilton and wife, Los Angeles; w. T. Fife, Los Angeles:
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
COMM| TTEE |S
 FUR FRANCHISE
In Statement to Voters, Main Line Committee En- dorses Ordinance 120, Giving Right of Way to T. P. T. R. R. Co.

In connection with the city election of Tuesday, when a vote will be taken on franchise for the Tucson, Phoe- nix and Tidewater railroad, the com mittee makes the following statement:
 Your attention is respectfully in- vited by the Main Line Railroad com- mission to Ordinance No. 120, pro- viding for the granting of franchise and certain rights and privileges to the Tucson, Phoenix and Tidewater Railroad company within the city of Phoenix. which has been submitted for your approval by the city commits sion under the provisions of Section 1 of Chapter 20 of the charter of the city of Phoenix.
 The Main Line Committee recom- mends the approval of this ordinance for the reasons.
 First, that the interest of the city of Phoenix is amply safeguarded by
Arizona republican., 1916-04-02
Holland Apprehensive

THE HAGUE, (Via Londony April 1.-The widespread anxiety which has suddenly arisen respecting the ability of Holland to keep out of the war is
 not due to the feeling aroused by the sinking of the Dutch steamer Tuban- tia, according to the Nieuwe Courant. Its cause" says the paper, 'lies in the general war situation, which ac- cording to information received, is now entering, CT is about to enter, a phase which gives our country cause for very special vigilance We do not know whether, what our government apparently fears-but concerning the character of which we could obtain no exact information-will come to pass within a week or a month, or whether the situation generally will remain merely one of a more critical character for our country. We ven- ture the conjecture that change in the situation, which is now considered