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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29
ANDnASSY IS
APPO|NTEDP PREMIER
OF HUNGARY, REPORT
Emperor Charles Names q Nan to
Succeed Tisza, Who Resigned
Is Regarded as a Liberal of the
Most Advanced type.

By Associated Press.
Zurich. Switzerland. May % (via
London II Sc a m.-British Admiralty
per Wireless Press An official tele-
Gram from budapest saws that Em-
peror Charles has appointed Coun.
Julius Andrassy, premier Of Hungary.
There has been q vacancy in the
Hungarian premiership since May 20
when Count stephen Tisza, Austria
Hungary's 'iron.mau' aud leader of
the pro-German party in the monarchy
resigned mis- post Differences Nth ~.
throne over franchise reform measures
were assigned as 20 reason for tho
resignation. Count Tisza's proposals
were understood 20 he narrower ~
scope than those which the monarchy
favored.
Count AndTas-N. 70 former premier
and long one 81 the most prominent
leaders rf tho opposition to Cour'
Tisz1's ministry. Is regarded as a LiH-
cral of the advanced 'ype With
Count Arpony T. and other opposition
leader he participated I'm an agree
ment early boz the war not 20 antaI.-
uizc the governments foreign policies.
but ias August tho truce was broker
.nnd the opposition has since been ar.
active force in Hungarian politics witt
differences regarding domestic policies
o eonuuatcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described As Torture
Relieved by Black rausht.

Rossville. Ga. Mrs. Kate Lee Able, oil
This place. writes: MY husband Is an
engineer, and once while lifting, he in
lufcd himself with a piece OF heavy ma
ehinery, across the abdomen. He was
50 sore he could not bear TO press on
himself al all, OF chest or abdomen. He
weighed les lbs, and fell off until he
weighed 10 lbs, In two weeks.
He became o~onsiipaied and Ii looked
like he would die. We had three different
doctors, yet with ali their medicine, his
bowels failed 10 act. He would turn up
aten-cent bottle OF castor oil. and drink
II two or three days in succession. lie
dsd This yet without result. We became
desperate, he suffered so. he was swol-
len terribly. He told me his suffering
could only be described as torture.
sent and bought ThedIord's Black
Dsaught. made him take a big dose,
and when II began 10 act he tainted, he
was In such misery, but he got relief and
began 10 mend al once. lie got well,
and we both feel he owes his lie TO
Thcdicfds Black Draughi."
Thcdiord's Black Dfaught will help you
10 keep Fit. ready for the days work.
Try hi NC-l5i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29
WILD Dogs K|LL
STOCK AND ATTACK
MEN NEAR ARELAS
sheriH's Officers Hunting for
Savage Hounds. which Are
Said TO Have o Lair on an IsIet
in the River.

Armed with q rifle. Deputy Sheriff
Alcarlo Montoya set ont this morning
% hunt down two doss that have killed
stock and attacked penple IN the neigh
horhood OF the Barelaa bridge.
The report Of the dogs doings was
brought to the shcrifrs office today ~
Ambroslo Sanchez. owner Of the stock
killed. Mr.. Sanchez place L. on tn
other side OF the river. above b
bridge.
a week ago n mule colt was killed.
A few DAYS laser a horse was slain. and
Yesterday MIR sanchez found a val
uable horse colt dead with fang-slash-
ed throat.
According to the Information gath.
cred BY the shcriffs office. the dog.
have attacked several persons along
the river. One man reported that
they rushed ~ him apparently bent on
pulling him down and managing him.
lie drove one dos off with a rock and
beat off the other with a heavy halter
rope ne carried.
From descriptions furnished hy pc
sons who have seen them, the dogs arc
believed TO he wolf hounds 81 power
full build. They are said 10 be mates. o
male and a female.
Deputy Sheriff Montoya picked up
their trail but failed To- run them
down. lie reported that they appar-
entity had n lair somewhere on an
isIct In the river. to which they swan
when they wished To hole In"
The sheriffs office will keep on the
trail OF the dogs, a4ld they VIII be shot
on : ~. Residents a the nciehbor-
hood are on tho lookout. n the
hounds NAY make the mis- stake Of run
ming into somebody with a rifle or six
gun ready for action
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29
sTUDENTs PICKED FOR
SERVICE ABROAD ARE
ORDERED TO ASSEMBLE

BY Assoclaird Press.
Washington, u. {. Mag 29-Studcnts
from universities ana colleges
throughout the country. picked for
service aboard with the L. : Army
Medical Corps. have been ordered 10
assemble NJ Allentown, Pa. for train
lng before being SEM 10 France. The
organization comprises 1900 men
formed In units ~ SO. and they have
been assured OF seeing service at an
early date. The total number to be
enrolled will be 1000.
Among the colleges that have con-
tributed one or more units are; Unit
verslty OF Arizona. Leland Stanford
California. and University OF tho
South.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29

Alexander J. Hemphil Charles I. In
gerson. William II. Lee. John NJ Nice
cement. Edgar !. Marstou. John MIL
liken. Finley J. sheppard. y. G.. Sim
mons. Cornelius Vanderbilt. c. NJ,
Minnt Weld. Elbert a. Virgins y
lancaster Williams and William "a.
Williams.
Mr.. Eush had been elected presi-
dent ana the officers Of the new cons
pany probahS VIII be the same a.
those who served under the receiver
ship. II Is expected that the Missouri.
Puclnc system will soon be formally
restored by the courts to the stock
holders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29
Judge Reynolds Names
County School Board

Acting under a law passed by the
Legislature at h last session. District
Judge Herbert Il. Reynolds has app
pointed "A county board of education,
naming Mrs. John W. Wilson. pres
ident 81 the Albuquerque Woman
club. Robert T.. Deitz of Los Griegos
Rafael II. Sen 81 Alameda and
Manuel Scdnlo OF SAT- Jose, MR.
Wilson ard Mr. Deitz viii serve four
years. and the other iva members Two
years.
The board has authority for the dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29
Funeral OF Julius uhrcidel-.

The funeral Of Julius Thfelder was
held yesterday morning az 10 O'Clock.
from the chapel Of stroag Brothers,
and was largely attended hy relatives.
Rabbi Bergman conducted the SER
vices az the chapel and at the grave.
Burial was in B'Nni B'Rth cemetery.
The hOral oneriuey were many.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29

Mexico CITY. May co. rhc stand
ard on company hfs been ordered n>
the department Of commerce and in
dustry 90 remove about nc ul tuuks
erected in the Tamplrp rc'd These
tanks the department dn"i.r ts w'rr
erected without permits ... .uI were
Nor erected accordinr o. ruucnt
.t.rltrIs itis al.l the ttHt .u.' up.
uIuSIuuJtoIs 5000. UHH 600 .r '.H.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29
MortuaD


Martin Valid. 80 years old, died al
his room east of the city yesterday
Mr.. Wald came here four years ago
from Boston. Death was due To in
Of the brain. Two brothers
and two sisters, who live in the east.
The body was taken to G. T.
French's undertaking roOms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29

Leonard Sweitzer, age SO years. who
died at his home on the highlands
Sunday. VAS buried yesterday. lie
came here eight months ago from
Cincinnati. o.. one sister. Alma. was
with him when death came. The fu-
neral was held yesterday morning at
the Immaculate Conception church.
Burial was In Calvary cemetery. c..
r. French was in charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29

Washington MAY 29-Stock grow
Ors having national forest grazins
preferences viii Dc permitted II the,
enlist In the army 10 navy. To retain
their preferences without tho usc ut
the range during the period of enlist
mont.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29
ESPIONAGE BILL is
READY TO BE TAKEN
UP IN BOTH HOUSES

By Associated Press.
Washington. MAY 29.-The admin
istration espionage bill as finally
agreed upon by house and senate con-
ferees and including the newspaper
Censorship and export embargo sec
tions. was presented for final passage
today in both houses % congress. but
action vas deferred until later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29
AND MALCOLM
NAMED As JUSTICES ON
THE PHILIPPINE BENCH

Washington. May 2g.-Thomas a.
Street Of Alabama. and George \.
Malcolm Of Michigan were today NOM
mated to be associate justices of the
supreme court OF the Philippine
islandr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29
MO. PAC. DIRECTORS
mi PRESIDENCY
GOES TO B. +. BUSH

ny Atsoclatfu Iffths
New York. May 2e.-The
lzntion commission OF the Missouri
Pacihc Railroad company today an
nounced the following new board Of
directors: h. +. Bush, Nicholas +.
Brady, Harry Bronner, Carl Il. Gray,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29

Members OF the woman's Relief
Corps, please don't forget to be at the
odd Fellows hail tomorrow morning
NJ > o'clock 10 meet conveyances 20 70
% cemetery for decoration services
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29

Santa Barbara and san Jose cem-
viii be- open tomorrow for the
convenience of Memorial day visitors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-29

Want 90 trade mat mule fCt a ga.
tueon' Try tho VAST Al waN
The Dermott news., 1917-07-19

While the News enjoys good bus mess. we are nevertheless always reaching out after more. and in our present method of helping others. we hope in return to help ourselves. We expect to increase our subscription list at an exceedingly rapid rate, and thereby benefit our aevertisers.
 Remember that a number of our leading merchants are interested Tn this contest and will give 25vote coupon with every Sl. 00 cash purchase when requested.
 We will be pleased to answer any questions concerning the rules or reg ular of this contest. SO do not hesitate to phone or write us if there IS any thing you do not fully understand,
 Remember to have your friends trade with the merchants who will give the coupons They are reliable trades people. as follows:
 Bowden's 8 Market
 Orr Hardware Co.
 Bordeaux Drug Store
 The Weisman Co.
 The Novelty
 k. F. Clarke X Co.
 Blanks Brothers
 Valley Mercantile Co.
 Hanchey's Drug Store
 ]. T. Freeman X Son
 Dermott Hardware Go.
 McCroskey's
 Dishongh's Grocery
 J. $. kimbro Lumber Go.
 Eagle Furniture Go.
 In addition to the coupons given by the merchants the Dermott Grocery X Commission Co. will give an extra coupon with each sack of Anchor Flour.
The Dermott news., 1917-07-19

Beginning August lst. the Dermott Dermott. will inaugurate the greatest voting contest ever held in this section of the state. and one which We believe will arouse a great deal of interest.
 The contest will begin August first and extend over period of ninety days, and when 1t closes some lady in Dermott will be the proud possessor of a handsome. new five passenger touring car, worth sT00 or more.
 On another page of this issue will be found full explanation of the contest and the rules which will govern 1t. and a list of the beautiful and useful auxil- NY prizes which will be given by the " whants of our progressive little
 0
 Ire are great number of prizes
 es the car. any one of which will
 ell worth winning. and every con
 .rt who gets out and makes any gd of hustle. will be sure of win ming handsome prize, even if she does not win the car.
 We wish to emphasize the fact that any lady in Chicot County or any ad joining county is eligible to enter this contest Simply fill out the nominating blank and send it or hand 1t in to the News office. If you do not intend to enter the contest yourself. nominate some of your friends, as you may thus be the means of helping some deserv- ing lady to win the car or some of the other prizes enumerated in the list.
 This contest will without doubt be f.Aha biggest business getting enterprise that has ever been presented in this section of the state.
The Dermott news., 1917-07-19
New Board of Health.

A new Board of Health was appoint ed by Mayor Bennett last Saturday. Dr. J. A. Thompson was designated as City Health Officer, and Mir. Bennett is ex-officio chairman of the Board. Other members are Dr. E. E. Barlow, Dr. F. Baker, Alb Parrish and J. T. Crenshaw.
The Dermott news., 1917-07-19
Dermott City Council

Mayor-J. A. Bennett
 Recorder, Chas. Crook
 Treasurer w. D. Trstter
 Marshal--Ab Parrish
 Aldermen Eli Dante, A. McDe mott. ]. c. Hoffman, A. Prothro, F. Dowden. A. c. Blarcs ~-,o-z-'z..
The Dermott news., 1917-07-19
Local and Personal

New patterns in Royal Society at The Novelty.
 Children's special every Wednesday night at The Alex.
 Metal girdles the latest thing in wais. wear-at The Novelty
 For Sale: One fine Duroc stock hog. yrs. old. Mrs. K. l.. Woolfolk. Street McGuifey of Helena was a guest of Henry Bordeaux here Sunday Fern Waists the best value for your money. Always Sl. The Novelty. An eight-ree special at The Alex next Monday. Admission l5c and 25c House for rent cheap. Apply to
 E. Schnelz Refrigerators, Freezers. Oil Stoves.
 Orr Hardware Go Buster Woods of Little Rock spent the first of the week here with home l folks.
 l Mrs. w. O. Clark of Little Rock is ] here visiting her sister. Mrs. J. k. Shirey.
 Mrs. Henry Bordeaux visited rela- tives at Monticello couple of days last week.
 Mir. and Mrs. J R. Shrey returned Saturday from visit to Little Rock and Hot Springs.
 R. P. Blythe, general contractor, has professional card in this issue. He solicits your business.
 The easiest S7o0 you ever made will be by winning the automobile which The Dermott News is to give away. LOST Last Sunday on the streets of Dermott. a 5000 bill Will appre- ciate it's return. w.. G. Payne. For Sale: -5 $50 acres cutover land. 50 acres cleared and improved
 Mrs. R. l.. Woolfolk Miss Cora Bird left the first of the week for Colorado, where she expects to spend the remainder of the summer. Fern Waists better. prettier and cheaper. Always $l DO.
 The Novelty. For Sale Beautiful canary singers; yellow bodies with black top-knots.
 Mrs. R. l.. Woolfolk. Miss Hazel Morris returned last week from Warren. where she has been visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs Clanton
 Mir. and Mrs Herbert Rogers have been spending the past week at Coop CTS We'll. Miss. They drove over in their Saxon roadster.
 Miss Kate Lander Hoffman left Tuesday afternoon for Little Rock. for visit of week or more with MrS. lnas. RODeTlSOH.
 s. Burleigh and D. D. Crenshaw went to Little Rock Saturday. return ing Sunday. They made the trip home in the former Cadillac.
 Mrs. J. B. Daniels returned Friday last from Little Rock. where she spent several weeks with her son, Captain Buford Daniels of Go. K.
 No. it isn't something for nothing but it is s700 automobile in exchange for few weeks work. How about it? Don't you think it's worth it?
 Mrs. G. A. Mercer. who is in Lake Village sanitariam convalescing from an operation for appendicitis. expects to be able to return home in few days.
 Mrs. K. B. Renfrow left Tuesday for Pine Bluff. where she went to join Mrs. w. H. Diamond of Newport for a visit of several days with relatives there.
 Mrs, L. H. Moore and childred ar rived here Thursday to spend few weeks with her sisters. Mrs. J. T. Bybee of West Dermott and Mrs. l.. F. Etter.
 s. Burleigh returned last Friday frn,c Xnrl Reach Maine whpra ha went to accompany Mrs. Burleigh and Mrs. Crenshaw. who will spend the summer there.
 Mrs. T. J. Daniel of Conway came
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-01

coniaoanev, Die hon ber ftolsen 3h
erbn,ng nod iibrig sebHeben ,pares.
To einem itiIlen NebengdBden.
Mittleripeile brad.c Gin gfIabe
benz Sbeih bic Radridt, baB Der
Sdab ibn eriparte. Wtau fiibrte ibn
IN ben Palait, unb Dor oem Sbrone
bes Serriders pirft iid Der S9ei9
5n 9ooen unb beriibrt breimal NIT
eer Stirn ebrfurdtspon Die @rSe.
Damn erbebt er iid uno iaet:
.Die slborbniine, Die id Die gbre
babe gu geleiten -" Bel bieien 8or.
ten orebte er ii6 Inn, Inn feline 8e.
sleiter oor5uitelen. slber tpie grob
mar iein @ritauneu, als er ii6 gana
allein Der ergabenen WaieItGt oes
Serri4ers gegenii6cr ieben mubte.
9ennob perlor Der Sdeib feinen
aueenblid ieine Saiiing uno fubr
rubig IN ieiner 0teoe tort:
peure Wiaieitdt ba6cn nGmIib Die
@nabe 9ebabt, unlerem Dorfe So.
maoan Die 8flcge dlueier berrliber
@leIaitten an5upertraltcn. Da oieie
glefanten nun oanf Der ausge5ei1.
neten Suit unierer @drten unb Der
unerniiibIihen Soraialt ibrer @1d.
ter iid elmer beiipieofen @eiunobeit
erfreuen, uuo oo oies ferner cine
bobe @bre nnb @usseidnung fir
oas ean5e 9Orf it, 10 ipagen es Die
@intpobner bon Samaoan, guer Nta.
ieftat oiird meinen bei6eioenen
Wuno bic untertanige 8itte por5u.
tragem ibnen ni6t MIR Die beioen
@lefanten gu belaiien, ionbern ibnen
aiberbem nod Die BfIege unb @r-
baltiin9 bon 5ipei tpeiteren ansuper.
trauen."
Ser Sdab mar bon Der &e6e oes
S4eids nidt tpenig befrieoist. Or
entlieB i'm reid beI1enft uno betpies
ben eliidIiben Samaoanern feline
BulbpoIle @naoe, inoem er ibnen aul
naditen Gage 5tpei neue @Iefanten
ianote, bon beren @efrGBiefeit unb
8ilObeit man nod beute in $ama.
ban er5abIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-01
@eburiam mnk iein!

9aiier Sran5 Soief bon DETER.
reid uno aaiier 8ilbeIm 1. batten
in ben adt5i9er Sabren bes norigen
Sabrbunoerts 5u gleider 3eit bic
Sur in @ao @aitein gebraudt. Ser
oIterrei6iibe Saiier mar eber fertig
uno perobibieOete iid NIT ieiner
@emabIin bon oem oelitiden Wfo.
harden.
2esterer ipoIlte es iib nun ni6t
nebnnen Iaiien, bas i6eiOenoe Baar
nod cine Strede 8eges 5u beglei-
ten. Sran3 Soief aber fiirdtete,
Der greiie Sreuno nofte iif babei
iiberanitrengen, uno bat i'm baber,
oapon ab5uieben. glaes slbraten
aber pollte nidts belfen.
Da ribtete er lib m ieiner gan.
oen S0be ouf nabm ieine erniteite
0tiene an unb iagte, nit einem be.
5ei1nenoen Bid auf Die Uniform
zines 0Iterreidiiden Sberiten Die
8aiier 8ilbeIm Der 9esegnrng 81
@bren angelegt bate, wGbreno er
ielbIt SeIbmaridaluniform trug:
.Siernlit befeble i6 oem Serrn
SberIt, bier 81 bIeibenl"
Su bIieb Gaiier 8ilbeIm iteben
idIug Die Saden 5uiammen ilno
iagte, militdrii6 griiBeno iino Ieiie
lG6elnb: r3u 9efebl, @r5euen3 =
90 bIeibt mir freiIid nidts anoerea
iibrig, pie 3u eeborhen.~
Sn fr0bIiher Stimutitng idie6eu
Die Nonarhen boneinanoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-01
manblnllg.
Sti5ae bon Rag 8oit.

gs mar I66erIid, er iaste es ii6
ieIber. llno aiif benz 8ege na6 oem
9abnbofe pieoerbolte er es ii6 I'M.
mer tpieoer. So, als er nur nod
Stpei Sbritte bonn Siaeti6alter ent.
lernt ltailO, o0gerte er bon neuem
unb le9te iib Die Srag, Dor, was
es oenn niir fur eiilen Siued baben
fonne, nad) einem melt entfernten
Srt 5u iabren, I'M Elm Wtaohen ou
ieben = ein Wdbben, bon Dem er
ieit adt Sabren ni6ts gebort bate,
oas ibm niir in @eoanfen nabege.
itanOen, OaS bon ~oleier ltillen gtei-
sung feline IDnullg bate nllo beute
iper peiB mas uuO per peib po ieln
fonnte. SSn5luii1en aber mar er
idon an ben Sdalter getreten, batte
ben .gtanen 0es fleinen Srtes &C..
nannt rno Die &arte IN GTpfang
genommen. llno pabreub er bem
gabniteis 5ili9lenoerte, muBte er
oaran oenteu, pie er bier Dor a6t
Sabren angefon1nen mar: jung.
Elit pieIen ilnb eroBen Blanen UNI
bon, elner gnergie, Die alle Sinoer.
nile i'm Spiel 6u iiberluinoen
glaubte. Bon ben Blanen mar menlg
iibrig geblieben. llnb ole Su9eno,
na ia: er fubr nit Der Sano ans
Slim: Der Sugeno mar elm 8pll-
bart gelua6len. @r bate bisber
feine 3eit gebabt, oarauf Su abten.
Gas Seben Lief 10 allnablid oubin,
baB man ielten 5ur Selbitbelinnung
fam. glrbeit uno pieoer slrbeit -
bariiber bate ii9 Sag gum Gag,
Sabr mn Sabr porDeigel6li6en.
9aneben ging ,lur INNER bas Bib,
iEr Silo, nie ein itllmmer geglei.
Ter, .Oas ibn auflnunterte uno ehuas
Der Soifnrlng slebnlihes in ibnl
pa1 erDielt. IS lpar unperdnoert
ino fril1 eeblieben ieit Dem eriten
Sage, Oa es in ibm auitaubte, uno
fol9te ibm la6elno in oil Der Blage
rno Dem slbmiiben uns tagli6e
8rot. gr bate ME cine 9lbiidt oa.
NIT perblin0en; es mar gan6 uno
gar eine @eoanfenfreuoe fur 1bn.
gtun purOen ibm pIobli9 einige
freie Gage. @r puBte ni6t rebt,
mas banlit aniangen. I'm 10 Deni.
ger, oils alles bel ibm einen Snbali
baben iollte. @r mo6te iib ni6t am
9Ibeno iasen: Oieier Gag mar Inn
ni6ts oa. llno plosli9 mar ibm pie
loden0 mieoer oas alte Ybantom er.
i6ienen - er nnnnte es ielblt 10 -
ilno 5og ibn an. @r Debrte li6, pies
es Don iib als unlinnig uno fonilte
bo6 nitt losfommen. Sabelno
freunoIib, i6on, itano es Dor ibn1
- pie oamals, OILS er IN Dem flei'
pen Srte nobnte uno oas DtGo6er
an ieOem Gage einige Wtale an iei'
nem 6eniter poriibergeben iab. 8as
Dar Die beuite Belt ieines bisberiger
Sebens gelpeien. gtidt rtur oes Dtao
deus pe9en. Sonoern oesbalb, pei
er alles nit froben sIusen angeie
ben. Wtenlden uno 9inge ihiener
ibm flarer unb einfader ais beute
ou er es niebt permeiOen fOnnte, oat
linn LIBERAL aild Die Wiangel ii6t
bar puroen, iirlo er iif iagen mub
te, baB ni6t aLes ifpar5 ODER DeiB
icnoern baB oieie Sarben meiit I'M
mer gemiibt paren, WtanderIei 81
luiionen batte Die 3eit inmertlid
ausaeloidt. Ssur oas cine Bib itarll
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-11-01
@ene 9(. Sropp'S M(a4t,port
1T @brli@feit

9err Sropp eur ber auebdeaeu unb fd6i9fn Mdune >e
@ bet ben 8rgern stranon fit bic Grbdng sum stabrab
beparbem. Ct wro aae 1T nr Mat tbun Seimaben
9akn ba lbf 6rnnbeft unb ai rgeno eine &ben
Gompanie tn oer 8e gebnnoen 1T
Ct fit Sabre s9rber in eur ganf uno fat ati3
ale bic ansedde stab bst bem ba Mmt bes 9anbt
9reibers in Der OFee bes staoi9matmeRers beleioete
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-13
P. R. R. STOCKHOLDERS
FAVOR ARBITRATION
Go on Record for Orderly Settle
ment of Labor Issues-Ap-
prove Debt Increase

stockholders OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road went on record az the annual meeting
today as favoring settlement either by
arbitration or some orderly proceeding in
which the public participates" of any din
culties between the company and its en-
ployes. This was set forth in resolution
offered by George Il. Bartol, a stockholder,
which was adopted by all Of the stockholders
present at the meeting. which was held in
Witherspoon Hall
The resolution, which was an approval
OF the action Of the directors of the com
pany. sets forth that "the management Of
this company has taken the position that
the questions at issue between the railroad
company and the employees engaged in train
service could not cquitably or satisfactorily
be settled, except by arbitration In which
the public would be represented"
Further, the resolution went on to say
that existing conditions made ii all the
more imperative that all differences between
this company and its employees should be
30 settled.
Concluding. the resolution read: Re
solved that the stockholders Of this COM
pany believe it 20 be TO the best interests
of the employees. the public and themselves
that no disruption OF the transportation
service from any cause should occur. and
that such disruption can produce no bene-
fit, but, on the contrary unwarranted loss
and suffering must result: and that the
policy Of the management as outlined in the
annual report is hereby ratified and con-
frmed and the stockholders approve of the
continuance of the policy
Another resolution which consented TO an
increase of the indebtedness of the company
to the extent of S75,OOO,0OO was also
adopted, and It was ordered that a stock
vote be taken on the matter of the increase
at the annual election on March 81.
The meeting lasted fifteen minutes and
was presided over by President Samuel
Rea.