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Morris tribune., 1916-03-17
THORNTON and TOM
DAVIS FOR SEVENTH
Van SAINT, Eberhart, Jacobson
and Manahan for the State.
County Agent Swamped

Stevens county cast but little over
half of it's regular vote on Tuesday.
Cummins received 329 votes to Esta.
brook Al and Webster 1S.
Eberhart, Van SAINT, Jacobson anc
Manahan will be the delegates to the
Republican national convention accord,
ing to the latest returns.
Eric Thornton, of Benson, and Tom
Davis, of Marshall, will be the dis
trict delegates. . -
In the referendum on the question
of appropriating $1,000, towards the
employment Of county agent, there
were 263 votes in favor of the coun.
ty agent and 731 against. The vote
bV Drecincts was
Morris tribune., 1916-03-17
Exit Sandwich: Enter WaffIes

The ladies of the Degree of Honor
precipitated delightful surprise on
the male members of the order Mon
day night when they walked into the
lodge room and announced a waffle
supper. A waffle supper is something
new in lodge circle feeds in Morris
and the result was something wonder
GUS to behold. The invitation was
received with accalim and the MEM
bers filed into the dining room where
steaming waffles were being dished
out from twelve quart pail with
Mrs. M. o. Flatner presiding at the.
waffle iron. Covers were laid for
twenty five. Hereafter it is predicted
that waff1es, not sandwiches, will be
the popular thing at lodge "doins. !"
Miss Katherine Griffith went to
GracevilIe yesterday afternoon to
spend St. Patrick's Day with rela-
tiyes and friends.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-17

contest was between the Lynch and
anti-Lynch tickets. For delegate at
large LaWler is elected, but the others
are in doubt. In Stevens county, the
vote was - ..
Lynch delegates-Lawler 212, Mel
son I42, Just 136. Weiss 1875.
Anti-Lynch delegates-Reiter 140,
Austin 125, King 125, Vessel 122.
District delegates-Hawkins 139,
Kane 200, Thayer 199.
In the prohibition primary, Foss
16, Sulzer IA.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-17

All the boys except Pilkey are sons
of farmers. Quitney lives at Star
buck and Johnson at Benson. Field
lives near Willmar and is the only
one on the team who has made his
way through school. He will work at
the experiment station here this sum-
mer.
Martinson is from OrtonviIle and
Bowen lives on farm near Apple
ton. Pilkey is Minneapolis youth
who is anxious to become a farmer
and is deeply interested in his school
work.
The Crookston team who come here
are Walter Peterson, Chester Wilson,
Conrad Clemencson.-
Morris tribune., 1916-03-17
Total

The vote for Cummins delegates
at large was :--Eberhart 277, Engel-
stad 76, jacobson 244, johnson 1913,
Larson 122, Locke At, Lundquist
130, Manahan 161, Nyrop 81. Rain
104, Stevens 1O8, Van SAINT $50,
Briggs So, Dehnel. Sc.
For district delegates :: Davis 199,
Hall 81, Johnston 135, Lewison 139.
Thornton 264.
DEMOCRATIC
In the Democratic primaries, the
Morris tribune., 1916-03-17
Food Sale

A food sale will be held on Satur-
day of this week March 18th by the
ladies of the Congregational church at
Krueger's drug store. Orders may
be given to Mrs. J. A. Ringness.
Get ready for this sale today
Morris tribune., 1916-03-17
Husbands Get a Feed

The married ladies of the Women S
Institute gave their husbands a sup
per last Friday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Roberts. The supper
followed the regular meeting sessions
and was highly appreciated by the
men.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-17
PREACHER REJECTS
LARGER PAY OFFER
Minneapolis and Wayzata Con.
gregational Churches Anx-
ious to Get Rev. Steyer

While the cost of living is steadily
increasing and the price on everything
people eat, wear and use are mount
ing to new high attitudes, it has re-
mained for Morris pastor to fatty
reject an increase of five hundred dol
lars per year as compensation for his
pulpit eloquence. The pastor is Rev.
F. A. Stever, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church in this city, and the
churches which want him are located
at Forest Heights, Minneapolis, and
at Wayzata, hustling little town on
the shores of picturesque Lake Min
netonka.
This week Rev. Stever was in. re-
ceipt of an offer from the Forest
Heights church inclosing a contract
at yearly salary of $1,000. The
church has 379 members, a Sunday
school numbering TAT, and a Young
Peoples Society with a membership
of 189. Forest Heights is a beauti-
full suburb in North Minneapolis and
many of the prominent families of
Minneapolis are residents in the dis
trict. Rev. Stever has rejected the
offer because, he says, 81 have too
many irons in the fire here. I have
started some work here in the success
of which I am deeply interested. l
could use the money very nicely for
the needs of myself and family in view
Of the rapidly rising prices on every
necessity of life, but ! feel interested
in the church work here and will
probably stay ~s>.*. -. 9
Negotiations with the Forest
Heights church have not been closed
definitely, however. Rev. Stever has
accepted an invitation to fill the pulpit
there next Sunday at which time DR..
Stafford, of Minneapolis, will fill the
pulpit here. =
~ The Wayzata people are also eager
for Rev. Stever's services. They
have come forwardzwith a very fiat
tering- offer which the popular pastor
reluctantly declined. He has been
asked to stopof there on his trip to
Minneapolis and will do so to explain
matters.
Rev. Stever has been in Morris
about two years, coming here from
Fargo, N. D. He possesses a charm
ing personality and unusual talent,
and his deep interest in church work
and the general uplift has led to sue
cess in marked degree.
According to the almanac next
Tuesday will be the first day of
spring.
Don't forget the Mcknight millin-
cry opening today and tomorrow. All
the very latest creations of the season
are on display. Every wearer of a
hot in Morris and uicipitv eho111d COO
Morris tribune., 1916-03-17

According to the almanac mex
Tuesday will be the first day Of
spring.
Morris tribune., 1916-03-17

Don't forget the Mcknight millin-
cry opening today and tomorrow. All
the very latest creations of the season
are on display. Every wearer of a
hat in Morris and vicinity should see
them. adv.
Evening star., 1916-08-12
5tar @1s %as'
Get Best Results
LOCAL RATES.

Se.p. Sstuseions. Lost ana r0uno' vent
Hsome, Misceitareeus Sasss ano wants.
ossines Opportunities, Automob'es,
etc.. one cent . word each time TOR 70
ssrue Or more.
BUSINESS cAaps UNDER WORD
GATE CLASSIFICATION twfers &C.
sepessse), Business Announcements. Per.
sonsls. Real Estate> Apartments. ssc''
% esnes iine eacb tin,e for four lines O.
more three Times. With . decreasing rate
Tor . tosuss period.
Evening star., 1916-08-12

BIG VALUES IN
USED CARS. E
Buick roadster. .$1oo
Oldsmobile roadster. $50
Ford touring. .$22s
Pope-Hartford, 7-pass., 6-cyl. $3.50
Cadillac touring. .$27s
Ford touring. .$27s
bort touring. sax
Studebaker touring. .$155
Overland touring (:,:ss.s (:.:ss:.e .$315
bort roadster, elec. starter. .$48s
studebaker coupe (e.:ss:.so (:.:ss:s ,. .s5z5
Let Our Reputation Be Your Guide.
MILLER BROS,
Automobile & Supply House,
l405 H St. NV.
Evening star., 1916-08-12
AUTOMOBILES.

OA SAh8s
Al AUT :MOBILEs for sale. sf vsrieus nahss,
'-'rhar;ss s4r asa cbd 5sp:i,s;S; ;p ss,tsss. ~ ssa
Ielephone y. 1910. ll1ezo Qeaa. ~
ALLEN AUTOMOBILES,
.,l noToR o..9 AND T1aS 3s,. ~ IL @,
GUT6N0BILE. 1911 Epassenssr. 4-cy1is1ef;
touring; full electrical equipment; guafantsed
in perfect condition: VIII denenstrats; original
cost, -. $50; will saefiaee for $50. 1895
Girard NV. Col. $50.
BAKER ELECTRIC VICTORIA-Lats modei;
shaft drive; newly painted; new battery per-
feet cendition. Can be seen Ct stsrret fisn-
ing's Garage. Ask for Nr. Nofett. ne
BKsT BARGAiEs ~ USED CARS EVER
OFFERED.
1812-OvERLAND, foredoor, b-passenGeS, e150.
1915-FORD. 5-passenger, S265.
1e1l-LOZIER. T-passenEer, eeT5.
1el3-STuDEBAKER. snau, s-passsngss, $50.
1914-ovERLAND roadster, starter. etc., &926.
1el6--0vBALAND, 6-pass.. stAPter. ste. $50.
fei4ECHDVROLEf, 1z28.
lSii--CHALlMEhs, 6-passsager. $50.
10le-BuICk roadster, $500.
lSl3-gTUDEBAKSR delivery, ellS.
COLOMBIA NfcCrHIc. 3-pssseasss, prse-
ticaiiy new, $40, ssd others. Every elr y
in ass cosiitssn as1 mast b seil 1t eaee,
Zimmerman. 2as 14th Nv.
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Gins rbtuaus. n o. ise-isle - lin
" 9orfebrungen su ireffeu fiir ben Snn
prb bic gtspdraiur bon Seiisriuegen unb 5abI.
fpeeen lber Seitentpese bur& @menbtriins bon
SeihoueH 6bs, B55, 055-1, 655-2, 650-S,
G55-4 nno 655--5 bes aobey bon Erblnduseii
esr Stabt Cincinnati.
Sei es beroronei bon BEN Ginbtrdtb beg
Sflot 9iHdundtt, Stnai Ohio:
SsittoH l. Gub Geiiionsn 654, o55, 655-i,
656-2. 65o--3, 655-4 urlo o56-5 bes Aooer
ron Grbtnan5er Der Staot Cincinnati amenotrf
iuerber. bab iie ipie fogt lniiien:
Seiiion 654 Is fol- bic Bfltot bek Direc.
tors Of Bubble gertice iein, ben Bnn bon oIleit
geiienipegeH uiio 5nbrr7eeen iirnerbaIb Der
l5inoiareHben su iiberiuaden gr fol berar.
lotlen, bal, Spesififationen borberettei ,perSen
FIR bic aoniiriiftion btr perf6iebeuen arten
bon Yfldiieruug uno biefelbeH benz Stubtratb
snr geeuia9iune iiberma6en. 9r tOn Die
Sinbt In 9ittriite eintbeiler. Eenn bic epes
sirliaiouen begutn6iet itHb, 70 fon er iiir
AnerbieieH 1iinonoiren, I'M ale bic Qrbet al
perrihten, ipelde bon ber Sidof befieut ipers
ben mag nir ben Ban iino Bite Repard.ur Don
SeiieHipegsn uub 5nbripeeer tHnerbdlb ciIlss
teben EiftrIfts, uiib er foIl einer aontralt ein.
eeber NIT benz uieortgiien beruniportlaen
bteier, fDsIter gute unb eenaaenbe Eiiraf4dtt
fteIen fDn fit bic getrene glusflbruHe bon be,
ldeier arbstt. NBenH er es fit notbtpeneie
erattet, 10 fam er ftpdraie sioniraite ab.
lhlieben fir oie berfnieoeuen gIrieH bon Or.
beii NIT berf6iebeHeH Barteien
Seiiion 655. Jebe Berfon, bic stHsn Se..
ieniuee oeer Gapfipsa beut peef rspartrt, feH
beufslbsn fp hfrftsler IN t1sbsthuttwJpti
M ~ iissAfsea Nissa1. Nnk ID BsIsas
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uuineen biertn. unb i1nter WufHnt bes Gbsfs
Sneeutsurs unb BEN unter'Snqente Eerar'
ienient bes 9epurtenreHt flr @ubIic 6etbtee,
oeiies piIi6t es ieln fou. fol6e Mtpeni, staies
moeen fir Elm ttrenees GinbdlteH ber bieriH
enibalteneH Beftimmunaen
Ssfttcn 655--1. Dub feiue Eerfen, Jirmn
cesr aorpOrotion bon issi an eincn Cement.
Slbrfpes bnnen ober Ieeen iou iber elneIl
Se,ienfpea. entipeoer ans Cement ooer dnnereni
Material, ober trgenneiHe ofenilihe Siiabe "
Der 5taot Cincinnati, obne erit etnen 9tiaiib'
fiir ben Grianbnibffeiu fou etHe Angnbe enf'
balien. ipelbe bic Gage bon ioltem beabilf'
itsfen sstierfpee ober Jdbrpee aneibi mn
t5rnnbitiides.
eefiicn s55-2. Ddb ieintr gerfcn erinibt
fein fou einsn Seifeuipeg 81 leeeH ODER al
reportren eeer einen JnbrUee enr4 ben Sst.
icHipee gu leGeu poer an rep1rtren. bsopr ipide
Yerton, Struid cber acrpoTdiion rt4f cine
St5ens ais Geulfnt,ssouiraiicr eriptrft bat.
9ieie 9isens fptrb bonn /. upriI oatirt unb ilT
Seiiior 855--s. Gsr elrbsiisSirrrior fsu. TO.
balb ct iieh bapcr itber3ergi bot. oos ete Rer'
ion, iSirmn ober acrporuiion ANN SeeeH noii
cement setiengssen oSsr Gastgsasr ana,iI,.
siabtauoiior 5crttii5irert,
Seftion 655-4. Relaaie gerfon, tsirino peer
aorporniiou foH Der Staot Cincinnati @iire.
a ss oGy se0sS oor. SI Ss as sg Sas Isssr
3emeui' ssiifnipeg ober fdbripeg nenasleqi
ipirb, ipenn bic Nrbeit nibi 5ur 9nir.ebenbeii
dusfdnt ysufb 9rbnlt bes 3eriilfnis nrb Der
Nnrg6dit fou Der Hiibitpr bic eisens 1usiteS
len. Die ben gppIiianten ernd1itei. bic be-
ltrtebener elrbctien ans,niihren Der Mnoe
for iou fir iebe eiseus cine Sebltr bon 90
tlr bds erite Sabr iiiib bon 81 tiir ieoe iabr'
iicbue 9rneuernre bere@neu.
5eition 655-5. Ter Gbef2ueenieur bes
llnierbepdrtemcnis fin 9ugeneuretueien I'M
arbeiisdmt ioq IN feiHer Ciiiee Spe5tiit1itoneH
dnileeen bic bic Nrf unb s5elie ber uusfnb.
rline beier Atbetten reaniiren. Ter Sngeniciir
lou. ipenn ibn oer stoHtrdiior bon bet 1erlis'
lielnne ber arbeii beun6ritiisf. bieislbe tn
Ipi5iren urIo bem aonfrdiior eiu 5en8ntb aus
Iiellen fpeHn Der Geitsnpea oeer oer Jabripeg
nit ben SpesIiiidiionen iibereln,itnnif. saeHn
ra& 'enem 9dfiirbdittr bic arbeu iiitbe,
iritbiesnb 1T, foa Der Suaenienr bie GruuD.
beitSer bon bisfer Ibdfiacbe itrtttltn burst bic
Boii benatrihiiaer uib etne Aeulegnup noer
MepGrGiur auoroHen. bduglt ben Spe6Hunilo'
iien penliat ptro.
Ssiiion 9 Sdb bic ErenGl. 95tt
e55, 655-i, 655--2, B56--3, Obj! MD o5b--5
bes Croinan5eniober ber Stabt Cincinnati bier'
burd plberruteH iperbeu
Geiiiou 3. Gise EreindH5 irttt Tn Mraft
Icbalo als ss unter beui Weisg e1ld'lis III
4diiirt am i5. uprtI " 2. 1915
IS Gauner, 9raiibeHi bes Smonaios
geslalbigt: Greb. 4HslIsr eieu'
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Ntut taefpiutton. tptI6s Cd iist noit'
" fpeHbie erflcrt, aenes Strabe, bon bot'
ben SiTate biS su ibrem offIi1sn 9nepunfi.
gu eerbefierH burt Rf!nftsrn nit retHforrirfem
Gel es bei@Ipieu bon bem gtabitutb eer
Siaoi Cincinnati. Stcai Ohio:
Dat es bierourt fir roibrpereig erilart tptro,
Geres Stta5e, oof gotesH. Sirabs bic tu iptem
oiiIi6eu 9ubpunii, 81 oerbsfisrn bin6 Seritsl'
lung bon son,tetgutbs pflaiieru ees Gobr'
ueaes nit reiH'orririem stoHsret unb Serfie,
lung Der nctbigsn Iuainirfnetn nno Jnlefs. in
uebeteinltiuTIing mil ben Bldren Gpeetf1id'
tioIen. 4oftsHppranf9lage uno Rrofilen tiir
bic boreelebeHe getbfiistlng, arlitsene IN est
Sffiee oes Director Of gnnlie Sefntts, rpelte
bierbnrd eutgebsieen fperbeH.
Tab ber QgrbsBTdb Der be'ogter GeHeS
Sitabe, bon @prben trabe biz su ibrem oii'
It6en Gnbpunit, berfeIbe plsibsr fo1. pis on
feline aeuberuna bes Drants frtrb bedbil6ttg.
Inb srpei (2ab) prosent Der 4einmrtfoiieH
ber beiaeteu 9er6eierurg unb bes @ettereu
bic Stper non RteuoungeH bon Der Stnof be-
5GbII nerben iouen uiib Der RET lou dnferiegf
iperoeH i'm 9erbaIinis gu ben DortbetlsH, lpeIde
er5teli iuerben r6geH hnr6 ote bt'dgfs Bet
beiiruHa auf aIe Cots urb 9dUbereierL an
gren5enb unb anitobenb an bte boraeiebeHe
8erbehernna. futI1e belaqisn eots imo Fan
bereien nierErit beiiiuu,i iinb, bnb iie fpteieas
Dribeiie hurt bic befusis 8srbsHsruHs sr'
Sab bic 70 aulsrIeeisn aNssmenis bs5ablt
tperben Ioner IN 5ebn tl0) iabrliner Snhlun'
ger, NIT Sinfen uuf Die btnnneaef1o Bob.
lunaen; Der Gteeniblmsr fnnH abfr aud, ie
natbem er es plHfdt, foIds aiiebments bGar
besGbIen innerbdlb emansig (2o) Hagen BON
unb mad her 4aifiruHa ber beiteueruseH Or
biH1nS.
Derbeu ioleH boz Der Reelection ber beiagter
attachments.
9as bsr 7bsil Der Rotten Der 6efaeieu Ber'
beiieruns fpel6sr bon Der Sinet Cincinnati sn
beonbIen III, aus bem grl5s bes Bsrfaifs bon
gonbS besnbIt tuetben ior, bic bon befneter
Gtnot fir foI4e Smede uHb In ber @etfe aus
eseebeH perben fpIen. vts 81 eas 0sfes p0r'
Ibrebt
9niIirt ON 10. eipriI, u. 2. 1915.
a1S Dduuer,
0rditbsnt bes Etabtrdfbs.
BtsIaubiet: Sra G6nsIIer. GIsri.
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Sorausgefett. bnh. iDsun an Ober Dor BEN
gerfauf irgeiibeinss ber befagten Bombs X.
aenoeiner ber GieenfbAmsr bes befaaten Gi.
eeHfpnms fein gsfamuifeS anebment In Nnnr
be5dplt 70 fou Der Betrae bon ben auseneeben'
ben BonbS rebusirt perben blfrn slbsiebuna
hes 70 In gaar besabIirn peiraess bon BEN
Seiamnitbeiraa bes bcreefebenen Ionbs. unb
bic aiis5neebeIben Rofros fouen einen Gont
porftben fiir ben unbe5abieH stsit.
eeftien 4. Ooh md bem gerfauf bsr ps.
,asien svnos oe5 Cribs oaDon. sniamnen NH
Hoar5ablnHa bon aflebneil.s, In Sas etnbt.
Shotaipt eirbe5dbft iperbsn fon unD bsraus.
eabt oiif geborief unipeiiunaen 5ur Resablung
Der aclien nnb auseabeh ber boreenannter
Berbeiierungen.
eeition $, 3af bic sLJssmenis FIR bsfasis
Seroenertieeii, ipsiin folefttrt In ben I'll
gungesGonb be51bli ipcrben folen rnb folen
berutt iuerber fur bic @esabiuua Der beingfrn
sonbs uilo bic 9infen oarnuf.
90 Ssifcn 9. Eab tdbIltt irdbrenb Der Taner.
lur lpeint be'dafe 6onbs ldifen, 1iiferleat nno
i0neffirt irerocn ioa bur9 Beiieueruua alien
lfeutrbnren Viaenftunis unf ber Situer, 1upli.
idi bcr Sfnot Cincinnati etr asniigenocr Hf'
trae az Besablnis ber Yiniea batdnt ipie bteriH
noreeeben unb sur ebatfunp eines 1ilglres'
vonbs sir ge8abluna beI bsfneisn RcnoB On
yerfduinee; bornusqelett. bdb Der EeirdI elmer
lol0en ihbrliteR Sieuer etH tolner fet, mt
so,,eben Iir nES sar 9eduns irqsnesHss as'
oerfiehdt tiir bic Se5nblura iolner 5in'eu unt
e-r e1affuna iolden 1ilennes.donos por ber
noleitirung befaafer Gps5tal.liebmenis ooer
ireenopeldher Spesinbaiiebmeris, tpelte. blet.
moo 1ifiidft bnbon ooer Gnoerlueiiie nuierleat
reroeH; unb bic eebDriasn SiensrsIuiottidieiI
iouer ben Beirda oner nuaenrinen Sieaet'
ouilaeen sufammsuiielen nnb oeHlelben cerii'
ii6ireH fir stoIeffior, ipie ,aiieete Gieuern ecr'
iiii5iti unb folefiiri lt1b.
eefiicn Z. 9ise Ctbinan, fou Biliigfeii
paben iiiie In Strait treien bon uno na9 BEN
iriibeiien BON @eitg erInnbtfn Stttpnnfie ail-
2aiitrt an IS. aguI. u. .. 1918.
4. y. Tauner,
Nrdfibenf bes StnbiIaibs.
AieIi: Jreb. S1neIIet. gIerf.
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Cine Oitpreubifde o Htises,
iass. Sn Der .3sitfhriii bss @irsins
fir 0olisiunbs" pirb bsriht.t. buB
Elm 1rGulsin Charlotte Miiitsnb0rfer
aus s6nissbers in Der Rdhe pon Uls'
mel cine sissnarties Gag. seb0rt bat.
bic in ge3iebuns,n Su bisiem arisse
itsbt. Gin gta4tpdhier pfiff I'm Sabre
1913 ein,s Radis bic Miiierna6tss
ituRos aus. "a trot. 10 pirb ss bonn
0oltsmuno er5dblt, aus hem Shaiisn
Elm tleines M6nn6en sn ibm unb Bat:
.pfsif bod breissbn!' DIR 0u6tpd6s
ter laats unb iasss: .Das sibt es bod
niGi!" ga psrf@pnnb bas Rduna:n.
Sn Der nG1ittn Rd6t lam es pi,bsr
unb bat ibn bissmnl pi.l .inbrinpli.
der: .pfeif bod brsi5sbnl- DIR
WdHter mics ss ipiebsr ob. 9(ber BIZ.
Gads fam ibm bod nertniirbis Dor,
unb sr gina am rdditsn Mors.n gum
2mtsporiisbsr unb ersSblie ibm allss.
Der ristb ibm: .Benn bas Mauntm
ipieber tOmmi. bann pf,if rutis .i1.
NAL orsi5sbn!- - Sn Der briit.n
Rd4t that "a Der Wd9itr piriIi6.
Dd iab .r brsi SGrse Dor fith ittb,n.
Ginsr mar DOll gIut. sinsr BON waiIer
unb bsr brittle ipar ls,t. llnb bos
ipar, 70 bsuist ss bic Grsabiuns, cine
gOrausiusuns bss striss.s. Jn BEN
eriisn Garg bn mar bas biele glui,
bas flieben ipirb. in bsm sir,iien fpu.
rsi bie Ebrdnen unb Der brittle gara
bsbeutsi bns arme. lstr. Ditprtubsns
IanO, bas BE RujIsn .ausgsalunsss.
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@etSfrlIt,ur in llngurn.
Gae 9tioopet ipirbberi6tet: 9ie lin.
gariffe &oIpnkfttons. uno Nar SeI.
Iierungsbunf bat bas iibamsari iGe
8eiistbunr beg @rnfeit Gugpn at ra.
csonpt dflgetuiSt unb benbfittigt nuI
benz Serrrtoriim BON 600 Sod biz
gfeisfnltiir 81 pflegep 0or bic Zen
Snhreit tur,rben bort Weisfclber hn.
geridtet, olleir' IN ler iiingiten 8 eli
NOR oiefe- auItirsDo ollftdnbis nernn, y.
Iaifigf.
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BAN ON EXPLOSIVE
SHIPMENTS UPSET
u. S. Court AnnulS Jer-
sey City's Prohibition
Against Railroad.

The Jersey City Commissioners act
ed illegally in placing an embargo on
railroad shipments Of munitions, fol-
lowing the Black Tom explosion. This
was the decision of United States
Judge Rellstab at Belmar yesterday
after hearing the argument of the Can
adam Car & Foundry Company, Linn
tied. The police of Jersey City have
been enjoined from stopping shipments
of that company going through the
city on the Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western RAILROAD.
Jersey City police intend, however,
TO stop all other shipments. Although
advised to yield to the order Of the
court, it is their intention to make all
other companies obtain their own in
functions, since the order of the court
issued yesterday related to only one.
Judge Rellstab, in granting the in
junction, held that interstate COM
merce is controlled by the Federal
government through its commission.
If the municipality has a grievance il
must appear before the Interstate
Commerce Commission. The judge
contends that there cannot be two
sources with power to regulate the
same subject.
1t is not held that the police power
is entirely abrogated. but the judge
believes that the Jersey City Commits
sioners acted beyond their authority in
stopping shipments from without the
state