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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
8rieftaiten,

g. 3.-Dic dineiii6e 9pra6e mtro
BON ungefabr 300 Mtlltonen Menl de1
Qeipro6en, sic ensli{6e BON 165,000,z
600, sic beutiGel bon 10000, 600, ote
ruljii6e BON 100000. Spantl9
ipreGen 60 M1iltionen Menl6en, eben
10 ptclc japanild, 46 Miatonen franz
3Diii6, 35 Millioncn italientl6 n1lo
etma chen 10 piele arabil6. Nuf &C.
n%auigfeit babcn bteie 3ablen nattirltd
feinen Nnipru6, aber iie fommen ben
totid6li6en 8erbaltntiien 5iemlid
nabe.
s. M.-Glemenceau lit 80 Sabre
alt. ST mar etnmal eini9e Sabre
lana in Stem Oorf ais 2ebrer tdttg,
febrte aber I'M Sabre 1869 NIT ether
qmerifanii6en Trau na6 Sranfretd
3urId. 5eine amerifantl6e Sran bat
ii6 etnt9e Sabre ipdter bon tbm 1detz
SEN la1ien.
S. T.-8er al5u btenitmiGig lit,
miro iei6t BON an6ern mtbbrau6t.
Mean leiltet anbern etnen b%eiieren
Dienlt, menn man tie in BEN Stano
lekt, it9 ielber gu belfen.
81. W.-6ur Metger uno Yolttifer
fan11 es ME gu. ptele 96afe geben, uno
mer, li6 gum S@af ma@t, BARI it'd
ni6t beflasen, nenn CT seidoren miro.
81. 2.--8orlt6ttge Trie0enSi FILTER
mii9en lt@ ME in8 @eordnse, mo- es
Settle regnet. @ie marten, bis Ste
Manferei gu Gnbe 1T nn6 Sic &om=
battanten li6 gegenieitig 10 numb ge=
l6lagen babe11, bab ite nt6t ldnger I'M
@tanoe lino, banogretflt6 gu meroen.
sSm lol9 em s3ultanoe iino Die Sente
Trte6enspori6ldgen 5ugdngltd.
sc. G.-Sm neuen 8erltner Sc
meinoerat lthen 46 MaioritdtSlo5ialt=
iten, A nnabbdngtge @o5ialoemofra=
ten, 81 @ommuntifen, Al Deutl6z
Mationale, IS 8olfsparteiler, II De-
mofraten, II @trtidaftSpartetler, s
@entrum8leute nno 1 9o5talreformer.
Wtrfli@ cine iebr gemti6te @eiellz
l1oft, aber sic metiten Meni6en ltno
I'M prafttl6sn 2eben, mo eS niibltde
Mrbeit gu perridten gilt. uno Ste 8irbe
i9merer 8erantmortnmg %getragen
merben mub, fetne Yarteifanatifer,
unb tire Harteizn 2abels" otene1l nnr
Demon tratton8z nno Celebrations
3mefen.
St. &,-3um Nersern seb6ren
immer 5mei-etne5 drgert, bas anoere
mirb %gedrsert! Nber bas lit ntdt
n0tig. @ie baben Sbre 6rau sez
beiratet, SIRE. Trau Ste-oaourd
baben sic au6 slei65etttg Ste Sdlftc
Sbres etgenen &opfeS NIT perpfdnSet.
Sbre Trau bat 10 gut oas @e@t, etne
Meinung gu BADEN pte Ste.
Wenn man eri It etnmal perbeiratet tit,
fann mon eben ni6t mebr NIT bem
@opf bur6 sic @ano rennen, oenn
menn bur6 @eirat. Mann uab Srau
Elm ein5ig @an3es gemorben itro, 10 tit
es nur logtl6, an5unebmen, oab man
IS NIT 3met 9dlften gu tbun bat.
ser Musorud: u@bebalfte."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
sooesfdue.
Micplaus @aber.

Micolaus 6aber, 5obn bon @errn
uno Trau Sobn &abor, mobnbaft on
Norb Sefferlon 5trabe, 1T Samstag
In 6artbault etnem 9ronii6en Mepbrt=
tis 2eiben gum Opfet gefallen. ST
nar 16on Sabre lang franf gemelen.
Ser 8~erltorbene mar 80 Sabre, 3
Monate unb 10 Sage alt ais CT tn ote
s56qtten beS 1obes etntrat nno mar
felt Sen letten 5 1=2 Sabren tn Tariz
5bault. Die lterblt6e Siille mnroe an
ifangs Der Mo6e nod bter gebra@t
nnb Dtenstasmorgen UNI 9 Qbr fano
'bas Acknowledgements pom Der b~teit9er
fatbolii9en Stride aus itatt. 9err
un6 6rdu Meoer, Sic @ltern beS Ser
itorbener iino felt 1916 bier mobnbaft
uno famen Dor etlt9en Sabren bterber
BON ct. Geo, Mtnn., no lie anf elmer
6arm anldiltg gene len marer.
yra,1 2pren5 Brig. .
Trau 9oren5 8rir lit @omtagabeno
UNI 10 nbr i'm 2oretto 5oipttal aus
Dem 2ebe11 gel6teoen. @te mar etnem
@ei9mlr an Ser Miere gum Spfer
eefallen. @ie mar 1ur 5met Wo@en
franf gemei len u1b mar Bic lebten fiini
Sage; I'M 9oretto .Soipital IN Ser
pfIegung.- MlleS murbe getan nm tie
am 2eben gu, crbalten, aber allies mar
pergebenS. Oie Ser ltorbene, 9ebore=
ne 8arbara Selset, mar am %. Stunt
1865 In 80bmen, Seiterret@ gebore1
unb mar folsli6 erit Sc Sabre, {
Monate uno 4 Sage al8 alS tie bon
bem @6anplat ibrer 3dtisfett btu
meggerafft murbe. Sie mar nod ctr
fleines Mdbden ais iie nit ibren 81
tern, Serrn unb Trau Soiepb 9el9et
nod Mmerifa auspanoerte nno tan
brett na6 Bromn Gountp no Tie lett:
fer ununterbroden semobnt bot. St
perebelidte ii6 I'M Mar5, 1898 mt
Qoren5 Brir, tbrcm tie iiberlebenoe1
@atten. Mus bicicr Sic 9in9en pie
&tnoer berpor, tpooon ems Der Weutte:
I'M 1ooe poransine. Oie ii6erlebenoe1
&inber iinb George, 6obert Uni
6rances 8rtr mel6e nod ale 81
Salie 7inb. 6erner miro Die Ser
ltorbene Iberlebt BON tbrem betagte1
8atcr melder iebt TN ct. Nleranoe1
Mltenbeim III 8crpflesung lit. 81
SHUTTER ltarb Dor 20 :Sabren. Oa'
Acknowledgements fanO Mittmo6mor
gen UNI 9 l1br bon Scr bteitgen fatbo
lilden Stride aus itatt uno bic lterb
tide S1Qe murbe auf Dem fatboltl6e1
6rieobof 5ur lebten 6ube gebettet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
Ser 2abrer @intenoe.

@ir MAIDEN no6mals oarauf auf=
merfiam, Obj Der 2abrer Sinfenot
8ote &alenoer bier lit, uno bab al(t
Bic i'm 8orauS be5ablen ober I'm
8oraus be5ablt itno, benielben unerlt:
gelbli6 erbalten f6nnen. @ir baber
MIR Elm 5auleno beitellt u11b >pcn1l ott
persrifien iino, 10 mag es oiellei@1
unmDgli6 ietn cine meitcre Senoun(
gu befommen. Nlio ni6t anf oi'
lanse 8anf i6ieben.
Der 9cra11ssc6cr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
@eitis< gemitlide Mberounterbalz
tung.

Sn ser 5meit n getitigzsemtitlt@en
MISUNDERSTANDING Die Sonnta9abeno
I'M fleiner @aal ser Turnballe absez
balten murbe, btelt 6ra1 @arrte
Nn0er1on etne1 8ortrag betttelt: @tre
gleile INN sic @elt. 8efanntli6 NOR
Srau Mn6cr on iiber 5 Sabr 2ebrerin
in ben Hbtltpptnen uno ma6te lo5llz
iaQen etne Settle UNI Die @elt UNI nod
Sen Bbilippiner unb 3uriid 81 font
men. Ser 8ortrag lermieS it9 alS
b0@it lebrrei6 nnb in%tereliant. Trar
Mnberion idtlberte BEN Tiliptno gong
9e1nau mie er lit, pie er letbt nno lebt,
ieine guten nnb l6le6ten @tgenl9af<
ten, baS <ma, bic 8ooenbel9atten.
belt bes 2anbes, bie @r5eusnifle anf
ieglt6em @ebiet, fur3um allies mas
man BON I'M ieren 8ettern TIM %terre11
Often milien m0dte. Ma@ benz 8or=
trag tpurben etne gan5e Nn5abl Btloer
auf einen u@creen" s%etporfen tpeld)e
NIT lebbaftem Sntereile BON aler oerz
fol9t murben.
Sic onberen Mnmmern auf bem
Brooramm maren in @ei ang bonn
@looer 1rio, eine @ecitatton BON SRI.
Mltce @aeberle nnb ein Stolin COLO
BON 0orotbp Sein bas nit etnem
bacapo beebrt murbe. SIM DECENT
Der finoet feine meitere 3nlammens
funft itatt. @s loll jeoo6 I'M San1a1
etne meitere nntcrbaltun9 itattftnoe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
Gnis uno nmeeeeno,

Sri. @na Miielfe besab li6 M}ttt=
nod mad Stem ulm UNI oa8 @o6en=
enbe bel ibrer S6me lter Srau @tnoz
born gu perleben.
@b. @6roeber bon ser Stan0rao
Sil Sitting @tafton lteb ietn freunbz
tides @eli6t 0anfiagungStag tn UNI
icrer Mlttte leudten.
= 9err uno Trau Tre6 Mueller
Serr 1nb Trou Sen 6olenau, 9err
uno Trau 9ermann 8olloff unosTrau
@rnit Nonoff, 9r., aben tbr Danf=
lasungs 1urfep I'M 8obert 9ambre9t
Setm.
Die SRI. Selen @oebfe unb Srene
@ogelpobl, elmer 6olloff nno 9crr
uno 6rau 8alenttne &1eeS unb 506z
terden Soma maren am DanfiagungS=
tag @aite I'M @m. @eSfe Setm nno
mobnten NbenbS Dem 3an3oergniigen
bel.
Die @ebriioer SobnS finsen tebte
ISOLDE Lungs beS Mtrneiota Tluiies
ei1er TudS. Soiepb &uelbs bate
oas @liid 5met @aidbdren gu fansen.
Sri. Serbia Mlbredt mobnte Dem
Oanflasunsstan5 tn Ser Nrmorp bel.
Trau Stod bon Stem .l1lm mar
Oanfiasunsstag @ait tint Seim ibres
5obnes, 8. q. Stod uno 6amilie.
Walter 6ranfe oerreii te 6rettag
na6 ieincs 8ru0ers Rlat tn Ser Mdbe
pom 5leepp @pe.
SEER uno 6rau Gn1il @ttt maren
9onrttag 8,lu@er m 8. q Stod
@etm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
Gin Gnsldnber iiber bic @@uar5r
GdmQd.

0te G0r0D11er nSl111D91 2tme8
per0ffentlidte am 2. Mopember an
berporrasenber @tcle einen lan9en
Nrttfel, IN Sem it6 Ger fonierpatipe
Mbgeorbnete Sauptmam BagleD, Der
sen sarSen &rteg mttgema6t bat,
NIT GROCER @6dr''e iber roie 96mar5e
56mad" dubert. Ser N%bgeoronete
lit ebe11 bon etnem ldnseren 8eiu6 tn
Ibem be- ctten @ebtet 5uriidgefebrt, nno
ct ipri6t aus peri0nlt6er @rfabrnns.
ST beidretbt, mte Sic Nnmeienbett tar
bigger 1ruppen ooS ret5enoe Bao'
&reu5na@, mte uio ptele anoere Bdoer
I'M Nbeinlano," rutntert bat. Sb>
mobl bon letnen 5000 8etten fir
&urgaite 1000 milttdril6 requii isrt
mur6en, itno sic perbletbenben 1000
nod gu piel; uoenn niemano mil TT etn
SAB, no Tarbige itno." Ser 9arptz
mann fann baS mobl periteben; uoenn
oteie farbisen Suits TT Uniform ge=
bdrben 1t9 iiberan alS Steger." NlS
ct lelblt NIT einem ensltiden &olegen
an Dem eriten @otel 6eS HlabeS, Dem
Orantenbof, no tauienb 6arbtge lte=
ge11, porbeteing, muroe tim BON etnem
Iorbtgen, ser NIT @emebr nno 8aio>
nett bemaffnet mar, unter 8ebrobung
NIT ser @affe bcfoblen, pom 8iirgerz
itetg granddaughter nno Ste Strabe
at beniiken. @r fdbrt fort:
u&reu3na9 lit tppti6 fiir ba8 gauge
BON SEN Tran5oien beiette @ebtet.
Son unneit OuiSburg I'M Norben, mo
merfmnrbtge fleire Mon9olen nit
5tab1belmen ltegen, bis Mannbetm TN
@iioe11, mo rabeni6mar5e @enegalelen
unle r &uto ntdt iiber Sic 8riide lallen
monten, bepor lie eS nnb un8 eramt=
inert batten-iiberam fanoen mtr otelt
farbtgen Iruppen."
@r bel6retbt Damn bte iernellcr
| Musi6rettungen bteier farbtgen 5rup:
pen In tbren Mttentaten anf ebrbar'
6ral1en uno tn SEN er5munge1ten Bor:
6elle11, uno fdbrt fort:
vGaS betbt 0ent19lanDS Seele per:
lengen uno III leinem 5er3en ether
@unl6 aufbauen, bieie 94ma9 etn:
NAL onr6 cine nod sr0berc @9mad
3u ridden. &ur5, eS mub ben @etl
SEES MtlttariSmu8 mte6cr grob5tebe1
uno SEN @amen fit etne @rnte iden
ste fi6 ntdt auf ctnen 6a6efrtel
5mti6en 9cuti6lan0 uno Tranfretd
b el6rdnfen mag, ionoern letdt BOZ
iebem 2ono eeerntet mcr0en fa1n, oas
es NIT Tarbtgen gu tun bat."
0tel ct lebtere l1mitano gtbt @ng:
lan6 na6 Nnli9t bieleS N%bseoroneter
Elm flares @edt, reeeen 0ieien 96ano:
fled am Nbetn un0 auf bte 3tptltla:
ton ser Nlltterten" 81 protel ttercn.
uWir ltnb sic &erbiinoeten Tronf:
ret6s. @tr itno 5uglet6 ote Witt:
glieoer etneS MeideS, bellen farbtg'
untertanen ietnen @eiben ptclma
uberlegen ltno. I'm Tranfre'6 DIS mtl
len, UNI u11ier ielbit millen lollten I'M:
1ere Staatsmdnner %brtngeno perlar:
gen, bab bteie farbtgen 1ruppen abbe:
cut fen meroen."
Ser 5auptmom1 cr5dblt gum
56lnb beoeutlam, nur etn Deuti6e1
6abc li6 ibm gegenibcr iiber otei'
5ade ni6t beflagt-ein Mam NIT
monar6iltil6en uno milttartlttl9er
Nplt6ten- nno alS er iie lelbt 3u1
5pra6e bra6tc, babe CT NUT fnr5 &c:
antmortet: uOie Tran5oien arbetter
fiir unS."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

sSs3383.O8 IN ser 8anf unb Ste aus
ltebenben @utbaben %belaufen li6 anf
$4,000, 3uiammen $59,928.08. @ez
ger1 bieie Nfttpa iteben folgenoe Yal>
itpa: fleine auSitebenbe 6e6nungen I'M
8etraoe BON 5000; aus ltebenbe 9anoz
mediel, $4,000 unb Stammz& apital
1920; totale 8erbtnblt6fetten $751;
$50. Bleibt alio ein lleberi6nb bon
$4,000 iiber alle aus tebenoen Ser
binblt6feiten. DaS @tgentum tit ftir
$4,000 sesen Teuer perii6ert.
0ie f%olgenben Dtreftoren mnroen
fir baS fommenbe Sabr ermdblt:
6erbinano @rone, Sacob- &lobner ST.,
S. $. Bebnfe, Or. @mil Mueller
q. S. Bosel, S. q. S@S, s. S.
@6raoer, Or. S. g. @raff, Trel
Bcbnfe, Nnbrem q. 8ader, @rni1
@i6ersfi, @m. Qtnb,mann, 5crman
Yolfom, 5beo. 5bormobion, Sttc
@ieoenmann. Die Dtreftoren OF
soniiirten ii@ bur@ Sic @abl bon
6er6inanb Grone ais Brdiioent; Sacof
&lobner Sr. ais @Be Brdiioent, ISM,
Qtnbcmann ais 5efretdr nnb S. $,
8ebnfe ais @6atmetiter.
@efretdr QinoemannS 1dbrlt6er Bez
ridt muroe ocrlelcn nnb gu ben Nften
eeleot. Ote @tnnabmen unb NuSz
9aben itcllen iidr nod bieien 8crt9t
mte folgt 3uiammen:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

@dbreno I'M Mnscmetnen Sic franz
s6itide Yreiie auf BEN grobarttgen
Gmpfang bon Mari6aa Sod tn ben
Ser. 5taoten polittlde 2ufti9l0iie1
buut, linb bo6 ein5elne d3eitungen chr
li6 scnus, baran gu %ertnnern, oab etn
dbnlt6er Gmpfang au6 oem fran50it=
1den Yretsfdmpfer Carpenter gu Sell
muroe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

Die 6re6bett ser Yrobibtttoni iten
bat 8unbesrtdter 5bomion NIT fur
gen @orten barselest:. uWenn lol6e
2eute," lagte ct, mad tbrem 8elteben
banbeln f0nnten, piiroe fetneSs Menz
ihcn Gteentum mebr lt6er letn."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

Die 8efiir6tung bab ser Trieoen8z
pertrag NIT Deutldlanb perloren gez
sarsen iet, bat it6 nt6t ,%beitdtigt.
Nber no bas Sdrtftftid it6 10 langc
berumgetrteben, lit nod nt6t anfsez
fldrt! nc easssss ~ esa
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

Inter SET I'M @enat a%ngenommenen
Notwithstanding lit fetn 9ans
mebr lt6er Dor 9urdiu6nng. 96ltmz
mer mars I'M e5artittlfcn @nblano
nt6t! - F pzsA
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

@ir fur9ter, bab bte Delesaten Ser
Mllitrten, pe11r lte ei1e 3ett lang TT
SEN @albtn9toner 5otelS gemobnt,
eine neue Milltarbenz Nnletbe bon nns
tOrbcrn mer0cn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

Die Madri6t, bab Serbten berett
it,, nit Nlbanien 81 unterbanoeln
fommt nt6t gang %nnerpartet. Dtf
Nlbanter linb befannt ais trefflt9f
Shiiben!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
Metu 1tlm Ipit, 2. 9e5ember 1921.

,3u SEN europdtl@en 2dnoern, Bic
Dor oem 5taatsbanferott fteben, gez
bort ou6 Yolen. Dur9 et9e1le
S6ulb!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02

Stir vMufrt6tigfeit tit ser Diploma
tie" brtdt 9orb- @rep eine 2an5e. @tne
8%efebruns, sic 10 ipdt fommt, oab fte
mertlos 1T!
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
Total -------------$23,71 1855

1Otdl ------YHo AO'00
Die 8eteilisung an Ser b~teSidbrtgen
Tair mar better alS mie gu irgeno ether
s3cit. Die d3ob1 Ser 9etlnebmer be-
trus 1850 i'm 8er9let6 gu 1l,483
i'm borbergeben6en Sabr, etn. 3nmu9s
BON iiber 1000. Ser 8eiu6 bat lett
Sobren etnen lteten 3umu68 gu oer=
3eidnen gebabt u11b eS fann allo NIT
Ge6t angenommen mer6en bab aud
baSlelbe Berbdltnib fir 5ufinfttge
Sabre 5utrcfcn miro. @S biirfte alio
muir etne Trage BON ether fnr5en @etbe
bon Sabren ietn bis uniere Gountp
Tair m~ent9ltenS fir bieien. Sell oes
@taateS Sic @taatS, Tatr eriett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-02
ammlung
bes lanom. @ereins

(Sortiebung bon Der 1. Seite.)
The New York herald., 1921-10-18

l.132. .2Sa pounds; miscellaneous poultry.
i.7Ss.677 pounds. and frozen fish. $780, .a55
pounds. This does not include any of
the packing house supplies or any sup
plies stored for less than thirty days.
Vegetables.-Fhe season for locally
raised vegetables Is at an end and
merely flag ends Of home grown vege-
tables are coming into the market. New
York would have no backyard supply
to fall back upon in case of a railroad
tieup. However. in the opinion OF Rob-
ert A. Bary of the Bary-Urner market
reporting concern. an expert In this
field. enough plain vegetables to sup
ply the market could be obtained by
motor trucks from the South and by
steamship. Moreover, Mr.. Barry points
out, vegetables nowadays can be had
quickly from Europe. and supplies have
been received from Holland in the last
few days. The same applies to butter
and eggs and cheese.
Milk.-Arrangements are now being
made by the Health Commissioner. Dr.
Royal S. Copeland, TO insure an ade-
quate milk supply for babies and the
sick The Commissioner said:
MY advice to citizens is. don't get
scared or even nervous. There Is not
the slightest reason to so up in the air.
There Is coal enough and food enough,
even IL the unlikely should take place
and the strike be called. Don't try to
buy oyt the grocery stores. for that
would send prices lSiting. and the main
thing we have to guard against In such
situations is food profiteering. Buy coal
by all means. for coal is a good buy
at any time. and buying now would help
the dealers clear their yards for fur
ther supply. There are $1,000 motor
trucks in this city. and IL necessary
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
FIRST WAGE CUT IS ORDERED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Labor Board Action in Case of Minnesota Electric
Line Is First Official Recognition Of Carriers
Financial Conditions Reduction Is 20 Per Cent.

CHICAGO, Oct. 11,--The United States
Railroad Labor Board to-day authorized
a 20 per cent. wage reduction for engi-
neers, motormen, firemen. conductors
and brakemen of the Electric Short
Lines Railway Comany, and in doing
SO took into consideration for the first
time in any wage decision the financial
condition Of the carrier. The board an
nounced that the reduction was made
primarily because the road. running be-
tween Minneapolis and Hutchinson.
Mimi, would go bankrupt without it,"
The reduction was retroactive to Octo .
ber is. The carrier presented evidence
that its deficit In 1919 was $19, 704. that
in 1920 1t was $1S1. 1888 and $4,000 dur
ing the first six months OF 1921. Here
tofore the board has repeatedly main
tained that it could not consider car
riers financial condition I'm setting wages
and to-day's decision consequently caused
considerable surprise, particularly in
view of the present general railroad sit
uation.
Present rates Of pay for the employees
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
GRAND or. .7ICERS ARE
CALLED TO CONFERENCE
Heads of Rail Clerks Broth
srhood to Meet in Chicago.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 17.--An cxtraordi-
nary call for meeting in Chicago next
Sunday of the twenty two grand officers
and the two hundred general chairmen
Of the brotherhood Of Railway Clerks,
Freight Handlers and Express and Sta
ton Employees was sent out to-day by
Grand President Il. III. Fitzgerald.
The meeting Is for the purpose OF in
forming general chairmen of the plans
OF the grand officers for a strike, II one
is called, it was said at headquarters
here.
Railroad organization men I'm Cincin-
natl pointed out tonight that there Is
Misrepresentation In reports out OF Chi
cago that the twelve railroad organiza-
tions other than the five transportation
brotherhoods have Endorsed" the plan
for progressive strike, to begin Octo-
bcr 80 or November !.
AS a matter OF fact, 1t was said. no
such action has been taken. and a strike
call has not been issued by any organi-
cation affiliated with the American Fed
Grafton of Labor railroad department
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
USE OF FLYING BOAT
FLEET OFFERED CITY
Aeron,arine Co. Proposed Aid
in Event of Strike.

c. F. Reddcn. president OF the Aero
marine Anyways. Inc, yesterday sent
word to Gov Miller and Dock Commits
sioner Murray Hubert offering his fleet
Of flying boats free to the State and city
in the event OF railroad strike. The
following reply was received last night
by Mr.. Redden from the Mayor:
Dock Commissioner Hubert has sub
mttcd to me your letter of October II
Offering in behalf OF tho Aeromarine Air
ways to place at the service OF tho city
its entire fleet of aeromarino navy flying
boats for use in case of possible emerg-
ency arising from the threatened rail-
road strike. Please accept my very best
thanks for placing at the disposal of the
city such modern commercial facilities.
while l earnestly hope that no
exigency may arise which will necessi-
tate tho employment OF this flying boat
service. ! wish to take this opportunity
not only to thank you but also to assure
you that your praiseworthy public spirit
edness Is deeply appreciated"
The New York herald., 1921-10-18

PRICES realized on Swift Company sales
( Of carcass beef In New York City for week
ending Saturday. Oct. 10. on shipments sold
out, ranged from ~ cents 20 is cents per
pound and averaged 1919 cents per pound.
s.adr.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18

in question, which the board has author
izzed to be reduced 30 per cent. follow
In passenger service: Conductors, en-
gineers and motormen. 62h cents fire
men. 57n cents. and brakemen, SCI
cents
In freight service: Conductors and en-
gineers. 65 6-l0 cents; firemen and
hrakemen. SO 41O cents.
In switching service: Conductors and
engineers. 62la cents; firemen and
brakemen, 571a cents.
In an addendum the board decided
that decision No. %, regarding the seven
overtime rules to replace those Of the
national agreements. should apply 20
seven other roads and their subsidiaries
and their employees in the shop crafts
with the same force and effect as If
the said carriers had been named orig
inally In the said decision. except that
the effective date shall be October 16.
1921, instead of August 16. 1921"
Included in the carriers affected by
the addendum are the Central New Eng
land Railway Company, the Southern
Pacific Company (Pacific System) and
the Southern Pacific lines in Texas and
Louisiana.
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA LISTS
RECENT CUT IN RATES
Company Says ReUenue Loss
Has Been Material

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 17.--The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad tonight made public a
long list of articles on which freight
rates have been reduced from 10 to so
per cent. in the Eastern territory since
the rate award of the Interstate COM
nercc Commission last year. Figures on
the loss in revenue were not available,
the company said. but the reduced
rates mean a material loss to the car
riers."
The list includes iron ore, rs per cent. !;
road building materials, is per cent.
rock salt to seaboard. 20 per cent. !;
export iron and steel. 25 per cent. {; grain,
ex-lake, for export. 33 per cent; grain
and grain products. domestic, Buffalo,
T. o. b., 10 per cent. grain, all rail for
export, from Chicago. about 80 per cent. /;
flour. all rail for export. from Chicago.
about 30 per cent; grain and grain
products. domestic business. 13 per cent
lake cargo coal rates. 2s cents a ton.
In addition. numerous individual rates
have been reduced since the award, IN
volving a large amount OF revenue"
The New York herald., 1921-10-18
30, 900 TRUCKS IN CAMPS
OF WAR DEPARTMENT
Corps Commanders Ordered
to HaUe Them Ready to Use.
Special Despatch to THE NEw YORK HrsALp.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Oct. IL.

Tho War Department to-day was busy
making q survey of the automobile
trucks In its possession as a means OF
meeting the demands Of the public In
the event of a railroad strike.
II is estimated that the department
possesses 10000 automobile trucks of
the highest carrying capacity. Many
OF these cars have been allocated TO
various departments, especially that of
agriculture. but they have not been
taken over.
The Government trucks are located in
the corps area camps and will be easily
available. Their present distribution Is
fortunate thing. The fact that the
truc'ss given over to the Department of
Agriculture and other departments have
not been formally taken over by these
departments will make II possible for
the War Department to make uso OF
them.
Orders have gone out TO all corps
commanders to assemble the trucks and
have them In good working order. No
estimate Is made Of the amount OF
freight which they can carry.