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KAPITOLA x.
yyznani. Utsk.

Gabriela Sc povazoyala "a,
zachranenu. Pfijemna posta-I
va Murada, jenz il usmevave
pczoroval a jehoz tmave same
tove oko laskyplne il upokojo-
vati Sc zdalo, lined sejmuly
strasnou stfsnenost duse jejf'
q uzkost, jakouz po tri dny by.
la sklicena.
Povstala, ucinila .nekoliki
krok1 po salonu a obratila Sc
pax ku mlademu Orientalu.
%, mnj pane,' pravila, -
"jak vam budu pc cely zivot
zehnati, nebot' jste mne yyr-
val strasnemu nebezpeci!"
Nalezala Sc dosud v. neoby
Gejnem ro4echveni, ctvy JEDI
byty otfesdny a uboha tax sill
ne Sc chveh, re il az zuby dr.
kotaNsy. Mutad pojal chvejici
Sc divkuzA~ruce a uvedl il Ia
slyplne kill divanu, ma nemz
prve sedela.
20 bud'te klidna, me dite,
p1osfm vasl vzpamatujte se!''
uJal Sc slovh. "Necht' jste kdo
koliv a necht' 81 mate jakych-
koliv nepratel - zde jste bez
peel. z vaseho pobourenl SOU
dim, ze nebezpeci, jez vam
hrozilo, bylo velnli velke. A.
ibych vsak nebezpecf to mohl
cdvratiti, kdyby jeste jednou
n,elo nastati a abych vas mohl
CO nejvice lochraniti, prosim
vas, abyste mi povedela, kdc
jste a jak Sc stalo, re moji Ii
de dnesnf noci zaslechli vase
J, volani Sc stfechy me kolny
Jak jste Sc tam dostala ma
slecno?"
Povfm YAM vSe ,mlj pane,
odvetila divka. A pax vypra
i yela ma iakou lest byla pfed
nekolika dny uchvacena -
4 jak byla povozu odvezena 1
do move yystaven6ho domu q;
zahradou palace doprauena
Potom vylicila 1s5 Getkaa 81
markyzem 2 Arggentalu a jal
ably unikla hrozicfmu nebezp'
ci, S nasazenfm vlastniho ziv'
ia o dt6k SCI pokusila.
Hned v pocatcfch divcina v,
pravoyani nemohl Murad ut;
4 jiti sve pfel1vapenf a cfm d
le Gabriela We SVEN vypravov'
mi pokracovala, tim v6tsi ra
sdost jevii jeho oblicej.
4 "a nefeM yam tento Nor
bert ujal Sc stova, kdyz div
ka ustala, aneTekl vam naho
dou, ze jste d9dickou velkeh
bohatstvf.
Ano, TO Jest pravda, to n
rekl "Sdelte mi sve jn6n
lne dit6,o pi'omluvil Murad p
bauren, "proslm vas vas "a to
jak Sc jnenujete ~
"Gabriela, Bertara, pane !
.'Oh w jste to-! Wy
iste' zvolal' Murad vykri
KEN radosti. Hned pfi pr
/, MICH slovecll yaSeho vypravov
: ri jsem . tom nepochybova
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| V6rna laska |
Aneb BOZ 3 MILIoNY
Roman Nspss julius Mary
Aneb BOZ o MILION
NsI'sal julius Mary

jich objeyI Sc yzduchoyy w
vzdenek.
'Hfe!t' zanrudel kejkaifl.
Jest tornu tax, jak jsem pra-
VII.
A neztraceje ami okamziku
spustil Sc do vyzdenku. Polo
vina jeho tea tam zapadla,
pax narazily jeho ruce ma no
ny Vlentinovy, jichz Sc pevne
chopil q bez hluku dostalo Sc
jeho telu ) telem nest astneho
mIadfka IA prisp6ni Trutato-
va q vyzd6nku.
Ubohy n1lady muz z6stal ma
znaku lezeti, majc ruce rozho
zeny a ami sebou nepohna.
Byl mrtev?
MusiIne odtud co nejrych-
leiim pravil Trompelet. MAN
, cpravnene obavy."
Trutat q Trompelet nakozil
nyni Valentino ma sva bedrs
a zmizeli s MIN v temnote pu
ste kraiiny, bezicc tax rychle
iak jen mohli.
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\

zatrasl mladyrn Inuzem, jenzl
ltanl lezel. Valentine, me dirl
|te ia to jsenl, Trompelet ) |
Trutatem!' pravil dale.
Pouze slaby vzdech byl mu
cdpovedi.
/ Valentine bud zmuzi-
i lynn, m1j hochu ia Sc Ease
1vratim,' promlouval kejklfr,
ljako by mu vezneny mohl roz
i lreti.
i Sestoupiv Sc zidle, shasnul
lsvfcku a vratil Sc do sklepa, ne
.lopomena dvefe opatrne "a Sc
i bou uzavriti.
Zapas obou muz1 veden s.
Imeniyym st6stfm. Bylo slysetiI
lien slpave, hvizdave oddycho-
lyani zapasnikl.
Opilci jen mruceli.
"Vraz mu jednu do vazu, La
guyane!" kTicela zenstina celia
zuriva. "Vzdyt' prece Wis -
do vazu."
Karanec prave drzel hlavu.
Trutatovu We SVEN objeti; cely
vztekem premozeny - oci je-l
he byly zality krvi pozve.
dnul pest, chteje saskovi zasa-
diti padnou ranu do vazu. Byla
by to byvala rama snrticf.
Trutat ale v osudnem okam
ziku otocil Sc jako ma peru a
odrazil Laguyana od sebe.
Oba zapasnfci stanuli op6t
prot sobe. Trutat rozhlizel Sc
okolo sebe. Jiz diva neb trikrate
LA zapasu hledal zrakoma sve
ho soudruha - nyni jej spozo
lroval.
Trompelet dal svemu priteli
tajne znameni.
''Nynf tomu musime uciniti
konec," pomyslil 81 Trutat. Po-
cal proto, ku okolostojicim o.
brate mluviti:
'Panove, prave jste videli,
ze Sc m1j protivnik pokusil vt
sti ranu, kteras jest pfi vsecf
zapasech vyslovne zakazana.
r "Nu nu a cor" vkfikl
Laguyane.
ITO jest pravda! To jest
rravda!' volano re vsech MOI
nych stran. rSrcadka byla \
nepravu!"
Poole pravidel zapasu ny.
Iii mann pravo k, odvete a. js
Sc k nj utikam."
A po techto slovech skoci
k Laguyanovi, zdstal We VIDA
lenosti asi pIl metru od neht
stati a zasadil ,mu pax pest
strasnou ranu do list, re obi
krev plivaje, omdlel.
TAX" pravii Trutl. kid
ne, ito by nynf bylo pofad
kuw
A drive nez Sc divaci re svt
no pfekvapeni vzpamatovai,
byll sasek a kejklif FAVOR
ku Cd padacich dveri odstrici'
Sc re sklepa zmizeli.
PospfSili do opustene stav
by, kde prve meskali, skryl
sc tam, cekajfce strachujic,
sc, ze budou pronasledovani
v tom vsak Sc mylili.
Pfitlaciv Sc ku zdi pozor
ne kazdemu sramotu. naslou
cnaje, sd6loval nyni Trompe
let soudruhovi, co byl V NAL.
komore odkryl.
s'M1j boze!" zvolal sasek
"JM bylchom ,iej> mohli VI
tahnouti odtanntud Z"
Pojd' podfvame SCI
lpravil kejklfr ia snadno nal
zpu vychod ku yyklenku =
musi Sc nalezati ma .teto str
ne, ponekud ma pravo, KID
tento kamen lezf. Mac pax tt
vlastn6 lezf?" pokracoval n,
lnf Trompelet. "Ten mdze slo
aiti pouze "a zaklopku vzdu
chovemu vyzdenku. Auguste
nomoz mi, abych Sc . tom m
hi pfesv6dc dciti!''
SaSak ndstrTil kameIa. TrOr
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dlouhy 6as hledal q d jejimz
nalczenf skoro pochyboval! n |
IVY ne jste mne hlcdal? ~ ta- !
zala Sc Gabriela udivena.
Ano, abych vam Tnohl ode
yzdati jm6nf, D nemz jste sly /
sela, nebot nenf to lez ma
slecno nenito zadny sen
XIV jste bohata nesmirn6 Dol
hata. "
Gabriela 81 .pomalu rukou pre- |
jeIa cello. 'sOd nekolika dnl jel
nlllj zivot takovou hrfckou o-|
sudu," praVila, re Sc strachu
ji . mtj rozum. !,
"Ubohe dite!' Oval Sc Mul
rad soucitne sdelil il nyni ia
Ike poslani pfijal Cd zesnuleho
Bertary, jejiho stryce. "Pochy
boval jsem jiz D tom, ze vas
|vubec kdy naleznu, Gabrielle, u
lLoncil, .snebot' V tutez dobu,
kdy diva 3 mych jednateld va
Sc bydliste vypatrali, byla jste
Ivy j vas otec Norbertem une-'
Iseni - j vas otec zmizel."
Mil lIbohy otec! Co sc s.
lnim stalo?' zvolala Gabriela.
"V6douce, re se naleza v.
rukou NorbertoVych, mIzeme
byti jisti, BE jej Ease nalezne-.
ne ma to vam prfsaham! II
pokojte Sc jen. Nyni vsak jest
liz pozde," pravil Muradss "roz
cilenu dneshf noci vas unavi-
10 j potreIbujete spanku. Dam
YAM uprayiti pokoj v presto
rach obyvanych mymi sestra-
mi, nimiz Sc Ultra seznamf-
te. Spete klidnG, Gabrielle -
spete sladce! ia mad vami bu-
/ du bditip'
/ Uchopil Sc jeji ruky poll
]bil il, aniz by cd divky ocf
svych odIvratil, aniz by ustal
| sc usmiyati a mlada diyka DO
1 citila divine jakesi pohnuti roz
kosne j bolestne zarovefl, jez
Use srdce jejiho zmocGovalo.
Il Byl jiz chvfli q komnaty a
!, oosud spocfvaly jeji tohledy
ma tmave orientalni portiere,
"a niz byl Murad zmizel a "a
niz Sc domnfvala dosud spatro
yati obrysy mladeho muze $
podivne mlrnym usm6vem a s
nyjicima temnyma ocima.
Nyni veSla zena nejaka a pc
zdrayila Gabrielu. Mela ma
hlave cervenou, zlatem vysfva
,Inou cepicku, dlouhe cerne CO
sI.py jeji byiy zlatymi penMky
! ozdobeny, volna kazajcicks
cbjimala jejf zivot, pruhovanJ
spodnl sat splyval il po kolens
!, a nahe nohy vezely v zlutycf
! pantoflickach..
Promluvila ku Gabrielle ne
! lolik SLOW CHOU Tecf; vidouc
re il dfvka nerozumf dala j
znameni.
Gabriela il nasledovala.
III @ nekolik minut pozdeji
i pfemozena jsouc mdlobou syol
ii liz spala.
al Lezela ma nizkem lozi zakry
oil ia kamsirovyIni zaclonami
II Spanek jejl byl oziven sny,
e nichz Sc videla pc boku Stast
I. neho otce bohatou a mocnou
q q " novem tomto zivote vytvo
lIenem zamoznosti, vynoroval.
II Sc podivne Sc smisujice, smut
i -lny oblicej Valentinnv a bled;
lii klidna tvar Muradova.
- Probudivsi Sc, nepozbyl;
a vzpomfnky ma tento sen vs.
a de videla pred sebeu Murad'
j. a bezdeky jsouc podesena, t
: 4ala Sc, sama nevedouc proc
X Co pax mi to jen jest? Co m
'e ten muz ucinil proc stale tal
g zamestnava mysl mou?"
Byly to dny okouzleni, je
y nasledovaly po teto noci.
a. "Neznepokojujte SCI" rekl
"a Murad nasledujicf jitro, !"
a lRemejte zadne nedIvery. z
!, lp6kolik dni h1n rTiupdu va Z
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-16

New York. April 15.-Paris has
sent us her Easter offerings. There
are manv novel touches ON these
wonderful creations. Bits Of fine
hand embroidery: beads. large and
ANAL. OF slas. or wood: handwork
az EVERY dissertation to enhance the
elusive charm Of these efforts Of a
wonderful nation. And America. the
carer. receives the suggestions very
gladly. and adopts those most suited
to her need and the hour.
inc very tFst tnousnt ON seeing
my co'iecnon % imported mooe's u,
vns now stts'snt tney are ana
Aasa one looks again % 500 nov
sa's W ssraisnt eIlect " ss'neo'
ne wa'st y large ana ioose' van.
ao tne P'ncaea-.n oe'' eaeep'
= some cases 'i0E, OF couI'e' 'nele
~ eAcspuons 70 tn's !u.e' no
Du!' n.s the eLle'. u oe.ns .ely
- .nu l'~' snu '"e ''n''' 'oAe
80 snos.' cs INC eso '"1s
oowwso sweep ~ INC ueep H0"'
s'se are ..v'ns 'ns'r oWn Wy
ssss mucn I'M" se.r. o.nsp' '"os
ssnaec 70 inc Ws'' WIN weep
ovef me manu- pernsps .nes .e
woe ana oe'' snsped' enu'ns oe'o"
zoe e'Dow; OF tneS may 70 contrary
ana reiuse 70 even reacn the SHOW
consensins themselves win "eie
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times these one sided TUNES are fac
ed back with q deep contrasting col
or, 40 for instance. In this case en-
erald green satin was used, the edges
being scalloped together. Embroid-
cry flouncing 10 especially appropri-
ate for a model Of this type. and
makes q dainty attractive little dress
for the summer days.
There is something very pictures
que about these gay little jackets.
and they have another side that Ia
equally worth considering. for think
how many wooden sweaters they are
| releasing for the boys q. the front!
saw one very fascinating costume
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the Athens bakery out of business.

the Athens bakery out Of business.
The Athens bakery is situated at
562 West Second South street, and In
operated by Henry Pantalikis. Gus;
Nichols, who does the baking. is pre-
sumed to be partner of Pantalikis.
Evidence that the Athens bakery
had been violating the Food Admin
istration regulations concerning the
use Of substitutes was brought to the,
attention Of the state food admins
traitor by members Of the police COM
mittee OF the Bakers Association.
That the bakery had not obtained as
license was evident.
A hearing was had before MT.
Armstrong yesterday forenoon. and
at the conclusion OF the testimony
there was no doubt in the mind Of the
food administrator that the regula-
tons had been wilfully violated.
However. Mr.. Armstrong gave the
two men the alternative OF closing
their bakery during the progress OF
the war. or having their case report
ed to Washington for prosecution
They chose the first alternative and
+, the bakery went out Of business at
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
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part, and our glory to bring sacri-
fees.
Our one and supreme job, the one
purpose to which all others must
give way. is to bring this war to a
successful conclusion.
To accomplish that. let each one
of us feel himself personally respon-
sible. let each one of us work as II
our life depended upon the result.
And, in very real sense, does not
our national life and our individual
life depend on the outcome of this
war?
Would life be toferable II the pow
er Of Prussianism. run mad and
murderous. held the world by the
throat, II the primacy of the eartf
belonged to a government stepped II
the doctrines Of a barbarous pas
and supported by ruling caste tina
breaches the dedication of shee
might. which despises liberty, hate
democracy. and would destroy boil
IL II could?
To that spirit and to those doc
trines we, citizens of America ant
servants. as such, Of humanity. will
oppose our solemn and unshakabl,
resolution Ito make the world SAT,
for democracy" and we will say
with clear conscience in the nobl,
words which more than 500 year.
ago were uttered by the Parliament
Of Scotland:
1t Is not for glory. or for riches
or for honor that we fight, but fol
liberty alone. which no good mar
loses bit with his life.-Otto Kahn.
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waist was as frilly as possible, to
make up for the severity of the silk
jersey. 1t was made Of the softest
batiste In paler shade Of the pink
and had rows and rows Of narrow
ruffles outlining the sailor collar and
edging the turn back cuffs. The only
trimmings on the jersey was big APP
plique motifs of wool on the deep
pockets.
With the true idea OF conservation
there are particularly pretty little
dresses made Of tub silk and satin.
They are simple. as they should be.
but remarkably becoming. Sometimes
there are deep tucks In the skirt by
way Of emphasis. Sometimes they be-
long to the wrapped on type which
require no fastenings, and sometimes
they slip on over the head. thus once
again combining style and utility.
The one illustrated here gives the
effect Of a striped dress, the dots be-
Ing in even rows. The underwaist
10 Of white wash satin. and the pearl
buttons that fasten It down the front
are mere apologies for trimming!
The hat worn with It is very easy to
make. the crown being Of soft satin
and the brim Is edged with straw. A
hat OF this type can be worn with
any number of dresses.
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BABY CHICKS FOR SALE

Barred Rocks, White Rocks, Rhode
Island Reds. Black Memorials. An
conas. Bluff Leghorns. Brown Leg
horns. Selected White Leghorns-
Utility White Leghorns.
For prices and booking dates ad.
dress E. d. Hogan. Phone,546J4. R-2
Logan, Utah.--Adv.
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BAKERY CLOSED FOR
VIOLATING THE LAW

Salt Lake City, April 15.---
That the government does not pur-
pose to longer temporize with viOlat-
ors Of the rule regarding the obtain
ing Of licenses and the oberservance
Of the 20 percent substitute regul-
atoms by bakeries. was emphasized
yesterday. when w. w. Armstrong.
State Food Administrator for Utah, put
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which had the good Will, respect ana
admiration of the entire world.
do not hesitate to state II as my
solemn conviction that the more un-
mistakably and whole heartedly Am
orleans of German origin throw
themselves into the struggle which
this country has entered In order to
rescue Germany, no less than Ameri-
ca and the rest of the world, from
those sinister forces that are. in
President Wilson's language. the enc
my OF all mankind, the better they
protect and serve the repute Of the
Iold German name and the true ad
vantage of the German people.
| I measure my words. They arc
borne out all too emphatically by the
hideois eloQoence of deeds which have
appalled, the conscience Of the civil
ICED world. They are borne out by
numberless expressions. written and
spoken. Of German professors en-
ployed by the State to teach It's
youth.
The burden OF that teaching is
that might makes right, and that the
German nation has been chosen to
exercise morally, mentally, and ac-
tually the oyerlordship of the world
and must and will accomplish that
task and that destiny whatever the
cost In bloodshed. misery. and ruin.
The spirit of that teaching lies In
its intolerance. its mixture Of sancti-
monious and covetousness and Its self
righteous assumption Of world i'm
proving mission. 1t is closely akin
to the spirit from which were bred
the wars Of the past through tho long
and dark years. when feudal factions
killed one another and devastated
Europe.
speak In sorrow. for I am speak
| ing Of the country Of my origin and l
have not forgotten what owe 1t.
l speak in bitter disappointment.
for I am thinking Of the Germany Of
former days. the Germany which has
contributed its full share to the store
Of the worlds imperishable assets
and which, In not few fields Of hu-
man endeavor and achievement, held
the leading place among the nations
Of the earth.
And I speak in the firm faith that
after its people shall have shaken off
and made atonement for the dreadful
spell which an evil fate has cast on
them, former Germany Is bound to
arise again and. In due course Of
time, will again deserve and attain
the good will and the high respect Of
the world and the affectionate 10y
atty of all those Of German blood
in foreign lands.
But I know that neither Germany
nor this country nor the rest OF the
world can return to happiness and
peace and fruitful labor until 1t shall
have been made manifest. bitterly
and unmistakably manifest to the
rulers who bear the bloodguilt for
this wanton war and to their misin-
formed and misguided peoples that
the spirit which unclaimed 1t can
mot prevail, that the hateful doctrines
and methods In pursuance Of which
and In compliance with which 1t II
conducted are rejected with abhor
renee by the civilized world. ant
J that the overweening ambitions tina
It was meant to serve can never b
achieved.
The fight for civilization which w
J all fondly believed had been VOL
many years ago must be fought owe
again. In this sacred struggle It 4
! now osr privilege To take no meal
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Americans of German origin
And The Present War

This nation Is united in pursuance
Of high purpose, purpose which
at this fateful moment is one and
the same wherever, throughout the
world, the language of free men Is
spoken and understood.
It is the purpose of common de-
termination to fight and to bear and
to dare everything and never cease
nor rest until the accursed thing that
has brought upon the world the unut-
terable calamity. the DEVILS visitation
Of this appalling war. is destroyed
beyond all possibility of resurrection.
That accursed thing is not nation
but an evil spirit. spirit which has
made the Government vossessed by
1t and executing its abhorrena and
bloody bidding an abomination in
the sight Of God and men.
What we are now contending for
by the side Of our splendidly brave
and sorely tried comrades in arms
after infinite forbearance. after de-
lay which many of us found It hard
to bear. are the things which are
among the highest and most cher
ished that the civilized world has
attained through the toll, sacrifices.
and suffering of its best in the
course Of many centuries.
They are the things without which
darkness would fall upon hope and
life would become intolerable.
They are the things Of humanity.
liberty. Justice. and mercy, for which
the best men amongst all of the
MISUNDERSTANDING the German ma
tion-have fought and bled these
many generations past. which were
f, the ideals Of Luther. Goethe. Schill-
er, Kant. and q host Of others who
had made the name of Germany
great and beloved until fanatical
Prussianism, run amuck. came to
make its deeds q byword and hiss
ing.
This appalling conflict which has
been drenching the world with blood
10 not . mere fight Of one or more
peoples against one or more other
peoples.
Il goes far deeper.
II sharply divides the soul and
conscience Of the world.
It transcends vastly the bounds Of
racial allegiance.
1t 10 ethically fundamental.
In determining ones attitude to.
ward 1t. the time has gone by-if It
ever was-when arce and blood and
inherited affiliations were permitted
to count.
A century and q half ago Ameri-
cans Of English birth rose to free
this country from the oppression Of
the rulers Of England. Today the
II
Americans Of German birth are call.
ed upon to rise. together with Their
fellow citizens Of all races. to free
not only this country but the whole
world from the oppression of the rul
ers Of Germany. an oppression faI
less capable Of being endured and Of
far graver portent.
Speaking a. one born Of German
parents. do not hesitate to state 1
as my deep conviction that the great
est service which men of German
birth or intecedents can render Il
the country Of their origin is to pro
claim and to stand up for the grea
and fine ideals and national Qualitie
and traditions which they inherited
from their ancestors. and to set thei
faces like flint against the monstrou
doctrines and acas of rulershil
which has robbed them Of the Ger
many which they loved and in whicl
they took just pride. the German
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Responsibility on HeredIty.

"sep~"s'0"ty OF Vereoty.
The Oldest nations invariably have
the most philosophers and learned.
seers. This has been thought to be-
due, observes writer. to their great
er accumulation Of knowledge, but
this new theory places the respOnsi-.
billy In large part upon hereIity---
the fact that men Of civihsed nation
Give their sons the mental equipment
Of civilization.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-04-16
Paris Says Straight
Lines and Long TUNES

be obtained without any extra trim
ming. The little dress illustrated
here has one Of the one sided tun-
les. which are proving SO very pop
ular. The uneven yoke Of the tunic
is decidedly . fashion feature also.
This dress was Of dark blue foulard,
with its border and gay dots Of en-
|srsld green. and the foundation skirt
and sleeves Of plain blue satin. Some
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-16
Railroads Win
Rate Increase

Washington. March i5.--Eastern
railroads won substaatial victory
late this afternoon when the inter
state commerce commission granted
ffteen per cent increase In class and
commodity rates on all roads in that
section OF the country. The increase
was allowed on practically all articles
on which the roads asked raise IN
rates
The decision marks the FIRST rate in
crease of consequence since the fed
ersl government took over the opera
ton Of the roads. The petition. which
was known as the "ffteen per cent
case" was ffied with tho comm ss on
before the roads were taken over. I'm
der the order issued by the commits
sion an increase Of not more than Is
cents long ton in anthrac cite coal
rates 10 provided; Is per cent increase
on live stock and fresh meat and
products.
The commission also ordered that IN
establishing the ticreases rates from
Chicago to New York and Montreal
and from New York to Chicago may
be increased fifteen per cent. such in
oreases may be scaled to or from per-
centage points or groups upon the es-
tRblished groupings and percentages.
Established groupings Of points Of
departure and destination under COM
mIttes rates may be preserved even
though the rates are increased slightly
more than Is per cent Rates via the
established au-rail direrentiaf lines
may be made the same dtHerenttals I'M
der the standard aN-raI rates that
now exist