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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14
Guauaeliit perrdteriider 4cuReruns
gen auaetlagt, ..5."

Qincoln, Ne6. ia. Sept. Gherit-
.lelttnaut 6oainqsDort6 pom s..
g~}e6rosfa 8eaiatent eridten &C..
tern nor oerr footlihen &erteiOis
qungsrat, lun geqen ben enonaelts
item geb. 6, 81. 28iQions Nnflo9en
auf betrGteriide Q%euBeruuGen in
letnen Greoigten 5G erbeber, Ser
G6erItleutnont erfldrte, onB anei
Ieiner goI0aten Den 8eriammlltr.
gen 6e8 GbdngeLtitert beigetpobnt
batten uno linn foIgenbe QeltBerttn.
gen BEG @eiItliden beriftet bot
Die 8eIgier, melhe in Qfrtfa
@rauiomfeiten geaen Die Neger ber-
ubten er6otten lebt tbr Sell. Die
5%ran8oien uno g~ngIdnoer miliien
iett ebenfoQ8 fir tire ~nntionaten
DiIietaten leioen. 95ebt miro oa8
BON 9llto6o( 0rrhtr1nfte Qmerifo,
Dos iebt in ben qrieg eingetreten
ebenfaG8 Ietne 5trafe erletoen, q
@tQiam8 leugnet, BOB 6tes Die &C,
rale Mieoergobe ieiner Hre6igt lit,
iorpeit er itA ettiinlen fortL unb
erfldrt bob, penn man Die gar8e
greoigt miilbren lpilroe, Der Sim
Elm onoerer lein miirbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14
1lMs GranS JslanS.

&c lit lett genilgenb Gootpei3en
borbon6etb Tim ale 6arnter oes
gountDs all befrieoigen, mie In Der
Iebten @eriammluna oes Gountp.
@erteibigrnesrot feitgeItelt pur0e.
Die 9reiie boriieren non $2.t6 Big
$3.50 per @uibel.
Ora Stittmar, Ser am 3ienstdg
bon Cameron bierber gebroat tplir.
be, lit Wtttpod noh Norfolf net.
tertronsportiert nor0en Tim Der
bortigen Siren gnitolt iiberpieien
BIT tueroen.
Gas 6ffentlide aoa8ert Ser
Gtnotfobelle 9onnerstog oben0 I'M
2iebertran8 mar gilt beiltdt uuo
fnno ~oIlgemeine @%1erfennultg. gtod
Dem aon5ert fon6 EN- Bon Itott. BET
Dem eifrig 0as 9on5beiu geifnim-
gen murbe.
Grnu Greo @e66e lit bon Sot
Springs. g. O., mo fc mebrere
@oden aar GrboIunQ berpeiite,
tpie0er beingefebrt. 5tI. GmiIp
9eud, tpelde in g5ort6 Coup aIs
Pebrerif tptrtt un0 ebenfoa8 iii Sot
Springs mar, febrte idon bergan.
gene ISOLDE 8uriid, nm beim SdltI.
rnfnn9 ouf benz goiten 3u lem.
au1 far Die fommen0e @inter.
Ioiion bat ii6 nie6er cine ae9Iet
lig1 beB 2ieoerfrnn8 orgoniitert
&. Qoed Ut 8rdiioent 1tno 81. guenl
Gefretdr uno shctmeiiter.
emil @olbod bat 8p Dem Meiie.
fonO Der aompognie 81 Der St,17s
betrua, Bic notice 5ilmme beige.
ftettert. lin ST 200 bod ait moden
8ei Der meItljd bon 45bott mob.
nenoen 5alntlie 2tuguit 5hpeigel
itellte iidI Greitoq Der 5toth mi.
einem 8Bilingspdrfen elm 9iI
iungen Weltbitrger uno bte qlid
lide mtlttter tefiuoen iit ocu Tim
itartoen nadl nobloti.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-09-14
,~DmrdtbnItcn"
lit bic rcGnn9!
&crbanb bcntidcr G6orbirisenteH
INN Amerifa erldht 5eitgemd'
fen aufrnf.

Ser 8erein 6eutiher Gbor6irigen.
ten BON Qmerifa, Der fem Sdttpt.
qtartier In Stem 9ort bat, erlieB
ben folgenoen gltfruf 0piien SnbnIt
fir iid ielbit iptidt:
oS3n @nbetraft Der gegenn6rti.
0en ernIten Gage erIoubt itd Der
8erbono oeutl6er Gbor0irigcnten
bon 9Lmerifo, ali oGle Singer einert
ber5li6en, aber ernItcn appe4 3l
riften. @era6e iett iolte Elm ie6er
8erein beitrebt fem, mannbdft aus
sltbaIten unb feline 5ingItunoer
reaelmdBig peiter at fiibren.
go Ser 8irigetlt Die ibm 8ufom.
menoen Gerien antritt, f6nren Die
Mtitglie6er Ith our @emittli6feit
~berIammeIn un0 babel ibre 2ieoer
fin9en. Gin icber Sdnqer ioIlte eB
lid sttr Gbreapfli6t maden feline
5tn8ittnbe at beria1tmen, ionbern
NIT 2ltit una 2iebe fir ouS Mobl
ieine8 8ereins meter 3u itre6en.
.uniere Gegierttng legt inns feline
SdiDierigfeiter in ben 8eg. Sober
.G1nqer, Oh giirger ODER gtidtbir.
ger, melder bic @aiete befolgt, fam
unbebin0ert ieinen @eretnsonge[e.
~genbeiten nodgeben. @8 liegt olIo
.fein @run0 Dor, Gingitunben ODER
SeIt[ihfeiten ou8f1len at loiien.
$50 infoIge Der bobet f~inon8iclen
|Q1iten Do8 qbbdlten groBeter aon.
I8erte at i6piertg iper0en iollte be-
Igniige man itf NIT einfoheren Ser
anitolt1tngett, unb betpobre babel
bod oues Sdone u16 Cole, mel
Dies Die gft~tsiibitrg Der 5dn9esfltnIt
Iodrbietet.
9dngerl IS bon6eIt ft6 nm bic
Gr6altpng 0es foitbaren 5hoBes
lbe8 9e1ttifen 8oIfes. p0e8 3eltts
Iifen Qieoe8." 3a8ieLbe mar un0 iii
itets Der itate Geqleiter zines Se6eH
BON Der Wiege big gum @ro1e. IS
IcrD6bt uniere 6rettoe, es li1l6ert
uniere 5hhler3en, eini8t nnier
g8oaeu g5ublen uno Qenfen. Sr
linn beltben mir Gin @rbqut ioGr.
I6un6erte LANCER GntDidIung. N}ar
bot e8 Dem @o0en Der nelten g8elt
anbertraut, mo- e8 ait einen mddti-
IQen 8alume beronpuf8, g8tr mil.
Hen ole GrGfte einieBer, 1tnt Die Sc.
Iben8froft bieier grilnen eide 8ll
etbolteu uu0 ibren 5ortbeItan0 8t
ltdern. @lio frii6 ons @erfl 2oBt
uns oqe barnomih uno energiid,
5niommenmirfen, 0irigettt, Singer.
DIOR unb 8refIe Qoun bleibt unier
I2ie0 Elm 7torfer SORT!
f.. @}it 5onger9ruB
Ser 8etb1rto betltider Gbor0itt9eri
ten BON Ntuerifo.
Or. Sic S G~IienGeimer.
8rdii6ent
GorG Giooe, /. @i8ey8rai,
Gihor6 @oBteB Setretor.
Arr - ryts r. T. cl-,rn =
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Nus Sem Situate Neebrasfa!

Cine Qns1b[ Greronter r~eiiten
beute nod Scriblter, I'M bic ootti8e
8iebuu8itelitng al beiu6en. Gte'
ieIbe miro ais mtBge8eifnet non
oeren belobt, neIhe tie beiilft ba
ben.
Gan 0unfer, eiu iltnger Garner
bon Der gtorb 8eno gtodbori6oft
Bot iif nit Grnnce8 8pmcr Der.
beirutet. 0ie iuuqen 2eute IieBen
Sen @uno in Greuont idmieoen
UNI iiberraidten oonlit ibre Qnge
b0riqcn uno 6rcltnoe.
Gs miro Jet beridieoentlid 8e
monItrutton qentoht gegen ben
5pottnanen Samutn, melher ben
umerifaniiden Sotouteu in 6rdnf.
reid geqeben muroe, 6a 0eriel6e i'm
proDin3iolen Gngliihen gleidbe.
0etteno iei nit g5uder".
Trdulctn q(Iie 46i(lip8 Delfe
It'll Der 2ffi8e oe8 Goltnt0 Glert an.
Qeitellt iit reiIte Dor einigen 60.
Qen nod Sort Gi(ep mo tie iib nit
Oscar g9egener tralten lieB. Gle
bcritan0 es, Die 6eirnt fir einc $50.
die Qebaim 3l bdlten. 6err Gege-
ner NOR Dor ieineln Girtritt in
ben 0}ilitQroienit III Der Grre But
ter 60. Gtfi8e bei6dftiot
Sic ia1rlihe DEMONSTRATING In
gcri6net mir6 In bieier ISOLDE itott.
fin6eL uno ertudrtet man 3o1lrei.
den 8einh
Sarr1 3pitD nelder inter oen
fir bic 2lrnee ge8o8euen ilngen
2euten it, bat iih NIT SRI, 3aiip
2apis pnn 8enDer Groiitug berbei.
ratet.
t3lldar f1l(t etpas ut 4reiie rab
miro lett bier fir 1915 %1erfduft.
1rditleiu s5n0 g}otion lit nod $50.
lcntile, 9teha qereiit, 100 lie in Der
oortiqeH 9daIc 2otein tul0 Gettid,
(e9ren miro.
Golpb Go0b reiite nah Gmoha,
utn iein 9(ntomobil, nelhes ct nod
einem ltnidl bort M &eparotltr
liei& au bolen.
Gronf Mc6iHnjs Der ictt IN
5iour GitD tpoDnt broh Dor eini,
9en Eaaen ieiuen 2lrm beim Sn.
gongicBeH ieine5 9(tttomobiIs.
gs meroen iest 1850 meitere ittn9i
Q}dancr in 6teatoft atlf tbrau &c.
iun0beit53ujtan6 mteti1ht, lug In
Ioie gtrmec eiuaerejDt 8n wer0en.
Q8. 6. 6olher miro ouf feline
1urm lit Der y}dbe por @urlinome.
Iaonias, 5ic9en. ILL.,.
glBiu aoitto raiite nod Gnaho
I'M itd ia 6os Seer einrei5eu 81
~Ilaiiea.
n o. Carton, 6cr 2~on05rieftra
Iaer, 6it6te 0ltrd 3iebitabI an
. 1omatoq iein 9llltomobil ein bod
IIieBen Die 9te6e 6osiel6e ais Ell
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ipGter berfoltft uno brodte Bic bobe
S1tmm bon $t63.40, es tpog iii.
gefdbr $50 4fun6. Die onoerett
ousqeiteaten &iere fdl0el1 entipre-
den6e 4nerfennung 1tr0 tpltrben at
boben 9reiien berfQtft. 8ern ouh
Die 6ortaet Suuge1s CUTE aaI6er 8ltr
Qu5iteIlung brahten, 10 tpuroen Die
M}dodetb me(de ft6 an 0erfelbett
nit eigenge8ogenen adlbern betei-
ligten, olth NIT bo9en Qr1mien be.
oodt. NIlto Mepers !. g., tpeIdle
ein aoIb alt8itellte, erbie[t cine 8r1.
Htie bon $50 und berfanfte fpdter
6osieloe fir $50. gs tpog $40
9fnno. u
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a6uabme Der Sdweinsdolsru in
Webrasfn.

Gincoln, gteb., Ia. SEPT. - &us
omtliden 3uiommeniteIlungen in
darlington gebt berbor, bob DE
5terblidfeit iniolge Der Sdmeine-
hoIera in Ic6rosfa be0erten0 &C.
innfen lit. @G9reRo Dor flint SAB
rem nod ottrdidlnittlih ae9u inter
51u0cn 5dtneinen Der 5eude erla,
gen, betraat beute Die Ster6Iidfeit
iulr bier untcr 9unoert. SIM anfaHg
beg Sabres ergab Die 3dblung a..
300 900 06nelae in ~9fabra5fa. Sn
Dem an 81. Wtdr8 ob~gelauIenetl
Sobr fino 1854 Iiere an Der
Cholera frepiert.
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cckalzuodbridbten
aus Srentemt, 2teb.!
G%5rcmont, g}eb.. ID. Sept.

gqs George 4eppnitlar NIT Jet.
nenl automo6il, in meIdem itb
aud SRI. 5plbio Sttqrt befan0,
ben Berg BET 8ontmeQe brnunters
fubr, iiberihtu9 itd Dos 4utomobiI,
ioDoB @ei0c aus ocut G}eidbrt qe.
porfen plr0en. Sic bejoen Snioi.
fen fanetl NIT 8ettngen @erlaBlals
gen 0anon. .
Qn 10. Gttober finben In Der
bieftger Qoitofftce grdiltn ftr
.@rieftrdaer itatt.
: Gos Sofep6 9onea 6ouic lift an
S. 6. SanBen bertalth mor0en.
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ninaniiener Grfola Der staatsfair

2incoln, 9t1bl II. SEPT. SIC
6iesidbriae Notwithstanding mar
aud in f~iuon5ieQer 9initht Elm
GROCER grfoIq, oenn Der lteberidub
betr1gt nidt ncujqer ots $22,995
Qeqeu $10,862 int goria6re Of.
glei6 Die gtusaobeu um $4,000
Qr6bar noren, oLa ia Sabre 1916.
Sic betruQcu n6utlid $t06,l49,
Deaer 1929, t04 Ginao1men gcgen.
iiberitQgoelt.
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strnaen.anrnenn[ Elm GrfnIn.

Ger StroBen-aarnepal berlief
trob bes fitbIen @etters, iebr er.
folgrei6, Ser gefttd ii6erftieg bic
qebeaten Grpattunqen lnb berih-
.tct Der Sbobmeiter einen 1leber.
.IdutB bon itber $4,000. gs ideint,
.oIs ob Die Gppoittior gefpiiier Ser.
.ren 6es lofofen Qaitoren. 8erbon0es
gegen Die a~ustoiung bon 8ertIo.
den in ben beridieoenen 9rocn.
cine 5teiaerituQ Ser 8eIllder 8ltr
JoIge gebobt batte. Die Serren
.bon 3oitotens Gerbon6 noGten 10.
gar NIT einem geridtIiden 9cr6ot
Die l~tnteroriifllng 0ieier 8erloinn-
.qen 6erbeifiibrer, fot0en ie6od bel
Der @eboroe fem 8enetgte8 9br.
Der ue6erfduB 0e5 llnternebmens
fonlmt inter bic 6ret aontpagnien
our 8erteilung.
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@rnnh Sutel blei6t pffen.

lin Dem 6roben6en Gingeben 6es
@r1nb &oteL bor8ltbe1tqen, nerben
Die aopitoliiten un6 @eiddftsleute
Die n0tiaen @aLomitteI oltf6ringen,
oamit Die @Idlt6iger b~efrteoigt per-
ben. 9efQnntLid lit Die 8ermaItun8
bereits in Die zines aeriftIth ct.
nanntcn @}oiien0erpoIter8 qeraten,
imp lit roihe Silfe brinaero gebo.
ten, nm ben aonfur8 gu oerbiiteu.
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5remonter Sienolforps in Camp
GDbn.

6%reu1ont, 0eb4 ia. Sept. Sicr
ei~ngetroHene 0adriAteH beio9eu,
0aB Die 9teiige aomp1srie oe5 Sig,
noltorpS nad fiHf8i8itilHoiger 6obrt
in gomp GooB, g. w., e~ir9atroffen
lift. Sic aus rs U}ann b~eita1enoe
8ompo0nie itebt u1ter Dem Som.
mat0o oe5 @auptHonns $. q. ScB
ltt0 6e5 2gutnants 6. s. @bttcomb
tn0 bot ollBer telepboniider un6 te-
.legrap6iiher 2(u8rtiittng 81 Gferoc
mjtqcbradt.
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@imlmtreifeu platte, in Der Babe
bon Dmofo I'M Stid.
9ie 2etfe bon Sri. armiteoo III
6elte i'm glotte GlttB, 200 garos
ia6lid bon Ser burlington Bride,
auf einer SanObart olfgefunOet
mor6en. 8ie 9eer6taunG finoet
5amstag In Nortb 8eno itott.
6rot qat6erino Corr 1T nod
Superior qe5oger, mo ite Elm 8an.
oe[biI0er Ebeater beittt.
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glntpmobiL fa6rt in Elm @naaa.

Serntarn 9}leller, bon Coma
Eopnibip, prulte Int Ser 9td6c bon
Cumberland nit ieinen1 q~utorno6tl
gegen elm guqgp in Dem Grol 60.
airdner iaB fpobei Die Sniaiien Der
@efdbrte perlett fpltr0en. 6rolt
@irduer erlitt innere 8erleBungen,
ip1breno Der Tunqe Mlann einen
9ru6 be8 5dulterfaodens oabon-
trtg
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Nus Council Bluffs.
Ginbredlcr an Der 9lr6eit.

Ger @rocerie &a0en oes Serrn
Sch, 2tbrtatt, an Der @~tc4}0erioH
ult0 Bennett 2(penlte, mtr0e in Der
1ienstaq 9odlt bon Qieben beim.
geitd)t, Die cine Gltantitdt Gobof
uno 3iqorreu ettfiibrten, @ie Der.
loutet, beoienten Die 8iebe iit zines
Nlttorno6t(8 bel t6rem @au68pg.
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gnae6Iider atids6eraer ber1aftet:

6Qlrbur0, Jfeb1 IH. SEPT. =
SarrB glQrfe, Der bier, neil er iif
ni6t 9at regiitrieren laiien felt ei.
nigen Gogen in $oft ioB, iii nof)
&incoln gebro9t mor0en. Scr jun.
.ge Wtonn Der BEL Dem 5aruler Gbar-
lie 0u0ing IN Grbeit itauo, erfl1rte,
iein nabe 8opea pobneuoer &ater
babe i'm 9eraten, itd nidt re9i.
Itrieren 5u laiIett.
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lle6er 5000 5rauen in gineoln
rentitrlert.

giacoln, gSe6.. Ia. Sept. ueber
fuuftouieno Grduen baben itd bier
regiitriereu loiien, nlebr ol5 man er.
.nartet batte.
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g6efdeiOnnagmii6Ie i'm @ann.

Hi6ter 8oo6ruff bot an 01itt-
nod netln8ebn ebemiiben 4aaren
ibre 5reibeit gegeben, inoem CT fe
geridtlih fhie0. Inter ben @eItie.
oenen befono iid tein 4oor NIT Ell.
mem 6eutidflingen6en gtotnett. Die
0tebr3abl Der @eidieoenen oiirFte
bod lDohl o~ll3ubaI0 0as Gbeiod ME.
Der oufiuden.
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9eindlt rttn @nrfnh.

Sn ieinen nellen Qofai SD Giio
Ia. gtroBe. 8egebreusperteTte alfo.
bolireie @drante ut6 feiner Qunt
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
VOTERS MAY BE
ASKED TO PASS
ON THREE LOANS
Money Needed For Parks and
Paving and Possibly For
Ash Collections

Three big improvement loans may
be submitted to voters at the Novem-
Der election, city officials announced
to-day.
One would provide for completing
the park belt from Reservoir to Wild
wood park. City Commissioner E. n.
Gross is planning for a conference
with the Municipal League, Chamber
of Commerce and City Planning Com
mission, to discuss this move.
Another will probably be $4,000
for paving street intersections and
paving streets with unassessable prop
erty fronting on them.
The third may be necessary should
Council decide on municipal garbage
and ash collections, as the present con-
tract expires in 1918, and Commission
erS now In office must make some pro-
vision for this work
The park loan will provide for COM
pleting another big stretch of the
Parkway drive. This when completed
will leave only one section unopened.
This is the part connecting River
Front park with Cameron park
The stretch through Cameron Park
way to Reservoir park is open with
the exception of the tunnel to be built
under the tracks of the Philadelphia
and Reading Railway. No funds are
available for this either, and provi-
sion will probably be made in the
parkway loan, to construct the tun-
nell
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
POTATO BOYCOTT
STARTS TOFORCE
PRICES DOWNWARD
City Sealer Declares Dealers
Are Holding Out" to Get
Utmost Penny
DON'T BUY" HE URGES
Great Quantities ON Hand Reel
Learns From Reliable
Sources

For the first time within memory
thousands of dinner tables in Har-
risburg to-day are without potatoes on
the menu.
The move to place a boycott on po-
tatoes until dealers are willing to ask
fair price for the poor mans staple
vegetable this morning gained tremen-
dous headway throughout the city.
Further investigation showed that
the prices, now averaging $3.50 a
bushel, are wholly without justifica-
tlon and that there is no danger of a
famine in the product. The knowledge
that the public is being gouged, either
by the producers, middlemen or re-
tailers, has greatly aided the move
ment on the part of housewives in
the city.
City Sealcr Endorses Move
Harry ID. Reel. city sealer of weights
and measures, this morning heartily
endorsed the boycott as the best and
only means to protect the consumer.
A large number of members of the
Civic Club also have endorsed the plan
Following its presentation before the
Continued On Page
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
Senate Convenes Twice
Within an Hour To-day
BY .4ssociatcd Press

Washington, Feb. 20. - The Senate
convened twice within an hour to-day
and the chaplain delivered two pray
ers, once at 1890 a. m. and again at
IL a. m. At adjournment last night
the meeting for to-day was set for
1890 a. IN.
After the body was called to or
der to-day and the chaplain had Of
fered the customary morning prayer,
Republicans called attention to a
standing order adopted some time ago
that the regular meeting hour should
be IL o'clock. Quickly realizing the
violation of the rule the proceedings
were ruled out of order and members
left the chamber. returning again at
II a. m. for the second start.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
War With United States
is Believed Certain
by German Public

Copenhagen, Feb. 20. - Americans
arriving from Berlin say their country
men still in that city, appear optimis-
tic as regards the crisis with the Unit
ed States and are coming to believe
matters will not go beyond the present
status of ruptured relations. Germans
occupying official positions, however,
are of an entirely different mind. They
and Germans generally seem to believe
that the two countries are drifting to-
ward actual hostilities and fear that
there is small chance of their avoiding
war.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
CITY INSPECTORS
TO SUPERNTEND
ASH COLLECTIONS
Council Authorizes Appoint.
ment of Eight Men to Look
After Workmen

Eight inspectors, one to accompany
each gang of men making ash and
garbage collections, will be named by
City Commissioner e. 2. Gross, and
will be paid by the city, to oversee the
work of all collectors in various dis
tricts. No salary was fixed.
This action was decided upon by City
Council this morning because of the
hundreds of complaints received daily
about the poor service given by en-
ployes of the Pennsylvania Reduction
Company.
The recommendation for the appoint
ments was made by Commissioner Will
liam II. Lynch, who told in Council, of
an argument he had earlier in the
day with four men employed by the
Reduction Company.
Collectors Are Careless
They had the streets Uttered up
with ashes and refuse" Commissioner
Lynch declared, I'VE get many com
plants of carelessness and the only
way to stop it Will be to put a man
in charge OF each gang, to see that col
lectlons are made properly"
DR.. j. NJ. j. Raunick, city health off,
Ger, VINO was present at Council, at once
favored this plan, and stated to the
commissioners that their action was
certain TO Dflng results.
Commissioners Gross and Lynch re-
ferred to instances of having seen
men throw ash receptacles over fences
into the wagon, waste of time and
other negligence.
Edward +. Bailey, of the American
Surety Company, bondsman for the Re-
duction company, may arrive here late
today and will have a conference with
Commissioner Gross and Dr. Raunick,
he. Iaa
+. Bowman, the health bureau work
has been handled through the park
department.
City solicitor John E. Fox, in an opin-
ion which has been submitted to Com
missioner Gross, rules that the city,
after serving proper notice on the Re-
duction company, can take over all the
work, and the bonding company must
pay the bill. This can only be done.
however, in case the Reduction COM
pany does not till all PROVISIONS OF the
contract.
Service Ordinance Passed
Council passed finally the ordinance
providing tor building sewers in Beav-
er, Ruby, BerryhiIl, Twenty first and
Central streets.
No action was taken on awarding the
pollcy tor workmen's compensation Tor
city employees. Council Will hold u con-
terence. with City solicitor Fox before
passing finally.
Because OF a dispute over property
lines along the Parkway drive near
Prospect ttill Cemetery, the city park
department was delayed in taking over
u strip of 9.67 acres. 1t has been agreed
between the Cemetery ASSOCIATION and
the Investors Realty Company, to sell
the land to the city for $500 and Coun-
ell passed an ordinance to-day provid-
ing for the purchase. The driveway along
the strip of land which borders on the
western part of the cemetery, has been
completed.
When this action is approved finally
the last of the territory along the
driveway from Cameron Park to Reser-
voir Park will be owned by the city
Commissioner Gross was authorized
to purchase a new REQ automobile for
the park department for s134S.20, and
give in part payment the car now in
use, for which s400 will be allowed.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
u. S. Wants to Know Whether Assurances Given Oc-
casion of Ancona and Persia Incidents Are to be
Regarded as Changed or Withdrawn
BREAK WITH TURKEY AND BULGARIA
WOULD FOLLOW RUPTURE WITH AUSTRIA
Deep Concern for American in Near East Has Caused
Delay; Ambassador Ac ting Under Explicit lnstruc-
tions From Washington

London, Feb. 20-Frederc c. Penheld, American am
bassador Vienna is said by Reuters Amsterdam
spondent have delivered to the Austroungaran for
egn minister request for clear and final definition of
Austria Hungarys attitude regarding submarine warfare
The Amsterdam dispatch that according to telegram
from Vienna Mr. Pened handed aide memoe to-day the
foreign requesting clear and final information what
standpoint the Hungarian Government has assumed
gardng whether the the
the and Persia incidents be regarded
changed withdrawn.
The foreign ministry the dispatch says will ubmt the aide
thorough examination and then make reply.
London Feb 20A Central News dispatch from Zurich to-day
he Austrian has given long audience to Count
Czernn the minister of foreign affairs who previously had
with Frederic c. Pened the American ambassador
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-02-20
CLIMB IN PRICE
WITH DEALERS AFRAID THAT
SITUATION WILL BE WORSE.

The price of potatoes was higher
in the last century. The average price
asked by retail dealers was $40 per
bushel and in some instances more.
Dealers expressed the opinion that the
price would be increased and they
could see no relief in sight.
The wholesale price of potatoes at
Bates & Company to-day was $3.50
per bushel. This was the lowest fig
ure at which tubers could be purchas-
ed in the city. The price at the Russ
Fish market was SO per bushel and by
the half peck 40 cents was asked
Gardner & Baptist were selling pota-