South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 287, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 October 1917 — Page 7

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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HELPED RAILWAYS

HEAD OF STATE MILITARY POLICE

President of C. and N. W. Addresses Convention of Associated Business Papers.

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CMC.C., itr-t. I?,. "H Is a -rrit ; atisfar tlon t) me to be aMe to fay that th- irf.i of th cointry has

f en within recrnt month hHping the raiircads most jr-ner'J!y und j .fT.rth !

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. lent fi luf ii a;;o v oriii.i'-ni ;ailvay anI rhairtnan f the central department of the- railroads' war i oard. "The only possible i'.olutiou of the

problem .ith whic h th railways j vre ( '.nfrntf-'I when this country i nterc d th war," rontinud Mr. AlMiton. '"was to Increase the amount of service tlify tould Uft out of ov- I ry mile of track, (-ry ngine and j

tvery car. "In ordr to Kf-t Moro service out of .ich car they had to Forure the ooperatlon of shippers in loading ;md unloadinic cars more promptly ;md in loading thorn more heavily. To nave m'n and fuel for frfiuht service they had to make reductions iu passenger service which, up to the j reyent time, amount to "JG.OOO.Ono j.-aspf-nKf r train miles .a year. "In ordT to secure the pood will .tnd cooperation of the public in do!ng the?" things the railroads had to pet before the public the reasons "hy they'had to be done. To got this information to the public the lailways recently have sent to the press a lar:-;e amount of material f bowing the problem w ith which they were confronted and the means they were using and must use to : olvtf it. The railways and the nation owe a lebt of gratitude to the press for the generous way in which it has told and commended what the railways have accomplished. Still Morv To Do. "There remains, however, a great ioal more which the press can do to help the railways in their effort to help th,e nation to win the ar. If the demands now being macj upon th- railways by military and commercial traffic should continue as heavy as they now are, or even increase for some time as It now .-eems probahlo that they will, the task of the railways is going to grow more and more difficult. "The railways are working every locomotive and car and track to the utmost now. Shortage of labor and material make it extremely dilcult to maintain adequately our present equipment, while it is practically impossible to pet new equipment. It is almost impossible to get rails and

ther track material to replace thos 'dug1 worn out. "You will readily see what all thtse things mean. They mean that if the war koc-h on it is going to be:me more and more difficult for the jailways to meet satisfactorily the demands on them. If this is the ase the railways will need the help ' the pres.i more and more. They will need It In presenting1 the facts about railway conditions to the publi in urging the public t cooperate with the railroads in all the ways that it can anil also in urging the j'libli'- to be tolerant regarding any ilelays and inconveniences to which ;t may be subjected. "I do not suggest that you gentlemen of the business press should do til's for the benefit of the railways. ior I know you are not specially oncerned with the welfare of the i lilways. Iut you are specially con- . erned regarding the welfare of the Meat industries with which you are identified, anil you are more vitally i-tiTU-crntil for the welfare of your 'intry. "One of the most effective ways In which you can serve those industries and jour country In this great emergency is by using your powerful intluence to pet the business interests

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MaJ. Cleorge Fletcher Chandler, superintendent of the New York state military police, recently organized. This body of state police is modeled after the Pennsylvania state constabulary and In many respects Is similar to the famous Itoyal Canadian Northwest Mounted Police.

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Defense Council to Send Out Speakers in Effort to Forestall Trouble.

International Newa Service: WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. Great Hritaln's blunders with labonin war time are to be thrown before the American employers and employes. While black clouds, preparing serious labor trouble gather in the United states, the council of national defense is attempting to forestall Berious labor didiculties by sending out members of the British ministry of munitions to tell of England's mistakes. Four members of tho British munitions ministry will leave Washington early next week to tour the middle western and eastern states. They will meet with industrial leaders, both employers and employes, and will tell of England's experience in promoting the production of munitions. They will deal particularly with distribution and effective employment of labor. Informal conferences will be held In many cities and in some towns the members of the party will make public addresses. The members of the commission will carry with them a letter of introduction from Sec'y of War Baker,' chairman of the council of national defense.

KERENSKY GETS SUPPORT ' OF ALL STRONG FACTIONS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13. The radical elements in Russia, including the hiirgeois, cadets and soldiers and workmen's delegates, are lend-

to cooperate w ith the managements jng their support to Premier Ker-

f the railways in every way they an so as to enable the railways to han!lt the unprecedented tratüc which is now moving and which, so far as we can see ahead, will continue to move for months tti come."

ensky and the tentative coalition cabinet he has formed, according to oftlclal advices received here today. The IJelshevikl still remain unreconciled but their power evidently has been dissipated.

Nuxated Iron Makes Strong, Vigorous, Iron Men and Beautiful Healthy Rosy Cheeked Women

Dr. N. H. Hsmstine, for ten years in the Department of Pub-' lie Health and Charities of Philadelphia, ay$:

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