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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
Daoiiher Mnterit. .2screin.
0eihGfte mandlerlei Ari werocn
e trIeoigf.

Die Mitslieper pes gaoifhen uns
teritiibunsspereins trdten geIterH
Abeno in Der arbsitsrbans untsr bem
prdiibium bes 5errn Soiepb Weins
sartnsr gu elmer 9eihdftsiisuns slts
fammsn. in Der 5err Sobn OiebOlo
bas protoioa fiibrte. 9urd 8oIlotage
fuurben folgenoe Serren aIs neue Wits
elieoer aufsenommen: Satob Slider,
jr., 1911 Race Strube; 2luguit eiiies
mann, 1858 Denniion StraB.. uno
DITTO Dang, 1923 Sporp 4psnue. 3uz
leBt senannisr Serr unb auberoem
Serrn Sofepb sylamm, jr., 135 Sit
Clifton aDtnue. fiihrte Der prdiibent
eieih in ben 0ersin ein. Nn arane
fenseloern ipurben Ktpiqiet $44 fiji.
a arants. 9r.i Wiislisber tpuro,n
In LETTER 3sit benz gerein burh ben
Tob ceannm.n. Gsors. Summel am
19. Suni; Osors. aopp, Sort Wobn.,
am Ia. Suni. unb Satob WiilIer am
a. SuIi. Der prGIibent ebrte iie unb
bob ibre Werbienfte um ben 0erein
krpcr. gleid5.itis iprah er aud
hem Seiretdr. 5errr Sobu Oiebolo,
bas ber3lihe Witgsfiibl Der 0eriamms
lung 81 benz Derluite isiner Gattin
aus. Tas pieniesaommittee bsrib>
trte Johann iber feline mannisfdhen
Dorbersitungsn unb CAB fsinsr 5offs
nans uuf einsn sabIretden geiud
Qlusbrud. Gi. ginIabuns.n foIssns
Der @srsins nabm bi. 8sriammluns
eaieseen unb bef6lob 10 sahlreih
fpie m6sIid benfelben Jolss su Isiiien:
Der Deutfde W.Baer 4rb.it,r lint.
8ertins su sinem pienie am "a. Suli
in Wlonbotian par.; bss 9aper. lint.
@srsins gum 80. Stiftunssf.it am II.
Suit in Manbattan port, BEG Clifton
5siebts Gsf. 0er.ins gu ein.m picnic
ON %. SuIi in 2obmann's pari,
Sotlsn, unb bes garbaroTa TsutIhen
lint. Dsreins gu .in.m pienic in 5ds
beritumpfs 0arten am z. aueuit.
Rah erreeter Debate beihlob bi.
DsrfammIuns, ibre beiben 9elesatsn
CUR am 20. unb q. 9lueuit in Qtron
iiattfinbenben StantssSonDsniion 81
ent1enbsn, unb ertpG6lts au Stellpers
trettrn bic 5erren. Satob Iifdsr unb
2eopolb german burh Q,tlamation.
Hah bem 8erift Der 5ruiiees bstrus
gen bic bolbi1brigen 3inien beg 0ers
sinspsrm0ssns $386.62. tpelher Be-
irns benz ShaBmeift.r iiberipisien
ipurhe. Wan ifriit Johann fir ben
beritorbenen Gsorse 6umm.I, our
MabI zines neu.n gruftees uno fanb
bi.ien in Der perion oes 6errn s.os
polb 1riebman. Gin Tontesfhrsiben
Der SamiIie George 5ummsl fir bic
bel Der geerbisuns bes 0obins.idi.s
benen beipieienen 4ufm.rtiamtsiten
ipurbe bonn SetretGr perlsi.n. Cine
Gebditirung Der SpislplnBfrase, bic
sosrr Jreb. Deis.r aIs 0elsgnt Der
Ts,iiihen gag GeieIllhaft ansureaen
iuhie, tpurbs tpteen Der ipdtsn Stuns
be ouf bic ndhfte Yerfomm1ung pers
itcben. Giner Ginn1bme bon $574.62
iidnoeH $4,000 4useoben segeniiber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
Jm WeiJdftscentrmm
@iro Sas nene Seim ocs gniinei,
Neus Glnb aelesen iein.

DDS neue 5eim bes guiineb Mens
Club DirO i'm Gei6dftseentrum Der
Staot gslesen iein. 90 bat geitern
oas aommittse entIdieben, Dds bedufs
tragt porbsn iit, sinen paF.nbeu gaus
plat fir bas projsttirte 4lubhaus ou
ii6ern. IS mar bic srits SiBung, bic
oas aammtttse abbielt unb als Dor
iiser !purbe 6srr Otto 4rmlebsr err
tpdblt. fpdbreno Serr s. 8. Suboam
nit ben Junttionen bes Setr.tGrs be-
traut puroe.
Rad elmer etngsbenbsn 1istuHion
Der Srags einists man iih babin, bab
bas proiettirte Seim beg alubs central
gelegen Isin mub uno 3tpdr in Dem
3erritortum. oas BON Der Raee unb
Wain uno Der gisrtsn uno Siebentsn
Strabs beeren3t 1T.
gBie perlautet, baben bereits perihiez
oene 8runbeigentbumsbeiiber in Der in
5rdge tommenbsn Vadbaridaft iit)
onbsiiGig gsmu6t auf ibrsn 9runoz
itiiden Gebdube ndh WunIh besGlubs
3u errihten uno fpeitere dbnIidbe Qnge=
bote oiirften in ben ndhItsn Iagen gu
erDdrten isin. aae berartise Offerten
Deroen als abiolut toniibentisu be-
trahtet tperosn. Das perGlub DiinI6t.
III Elm 8runbitiid BON etpu 75 Sub
5ront uHo elmer 5isfe bon ettpa 125
TuP.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
0innlaocn.Vrudl.

0as Opfsr zines eigenthiimIihen
llnfaus mar geiterH Worgsn Der SIS
fubrmann9roperWation, bon bsr8ant
Strabe unb GoIsrdin Npenue. Qls er
bamtt beIhdftigt mar, Sis in ieinen
Wagen 3u Iaben, fiel Elm gistlumpen
6eraus uno traf i'm 10 un9liitlih,
baB sr eincn gruh Der re6ten &innz
laoe ooportrug. DatIon tpuroe nab
hem ItGo.ii6sn 5oipitdl se6ratt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07

GENERALIZATION, baB ans ieiner Wobs
nuns elm Ring i'm Dertbe bon $50 ses
itoblen tpurb,.
Gin berbd9tiser 8uri9e bsfins
BET iid in Der gerion zines setpiiier
Wdrren Gobrie BON Georgetopn, Rn.,
in Der Capitalization binter ShloB
uno Risgsl. gr fpurbe seitern ron
ben 9stettibs Wcaueition unb girts
hol3 perbaftet, neil er i'm 8erbd9tc
itebt, tpertbloIs gbeds berausgab: 81:
baben. 4n bem 8erbafteten lpurben
Ghedformulare auf berihiebsne 4ans
fen defunben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
Shledte 9eIhGite.

Gblsfisu Gef4dftssans baben ben
4ttienmat'sr Geo. u. Stuls peranlabt,
feline Office 5u fdlieBsn. DieieIb. be.
fano iih i'm 3immer 210 bes5raetion
Getdroes. Gtul;. Der ibrigens arr
Elm 3ipeisg.itoft fir Elm gbtcasce.
Concern tetrisb. bat bic 2lbtpideluna
;eiEtr anseisaenbeiten ieinsm 5.Ies
srapbiit.n ). 3. HobertIon iibertros
gen. Stula Ioa nur gang serinse
Derbinolidfeiien babtn. Seine attis
pa iino bsbeutenb bober.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
Sentide 2anouebr Sd)iiben Gcmp.

Die Deuti6s aanotpebr 5hIben
Rompdsnie hielt am Dienitag Qbeno
in ibrem 5auptquartier, 1125 gine
Strabs. ihre reselmdBigs GeItdftsz
periammlung ob, Bel tpelhtr Der BRA.
fioent pbil. pfeiffer ben 9oriib fii6rs
te uno Der Setretdr Sol. Wsib bus
qrotofoll beIorete. 2lufgsnommea
luurben: gernbarot 8rsnSer, Wlanusl
preib, 5rant Stirhner, oSobann eoit
uno Watb. Wdrfus. 4n Dem Qitnic
oes gdberii6en nnteritiiBungss Ser.
eins, beTen ginlobung 5ur gerieiung
fam. tpirb ii6 Der 9ersin nad arditen
betbeiIigen; an Dem Yicnie bes 9su:.
ifen ldnopebrs Bereins am nd9Iten
Sonntas in 6absrItumpf's Gorteu in
Gorpore. 8eriammlung hisr5u punt
ID ubr i'm 0ereinssqotdf. 2lls Deles
eat our Stadtssaonbsntion in qtron
fpurbe prdiioent Y1il. pfsiffsr err
nannt. observation-disclosures =Gomz
mittss, bsitebeno dus oen aamsrabsn
Joi. Rsn3, mid. GDosl unb 4nton
StEn.llsr bsrihtete, baB es bic 8iih:r
in Idoniter Sronuns bsfunben babe.
SNrauf tom Der 8sritt oes gsrgnu.
Sungstommittees pom pienie am 26.
Suni 3ur 9e-ieiung. Dasielbe Iiefsrte
sinen usbsrihub Don $145 an Den
9.reinsihasmsiiter ab. 4m Gnbe Der
S6iebfaiion ioa in Mapsr's 0rOps
Elm gdssetspicnie abgsbaItsn iDerosn.
gu oem absr mir 8srsinsmitglieOsr
3utriit baben tperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
Nar elm llusliidsfaa.

Coroner Dr. Goe bat seitern feline
llnkriu6uns besiiglid bes 5obes Der
;ipei Sabre alten ellie 4nbeIfon abse.
fhlonen. bic betnnntli1 am Montag
aus 8erieben bon ibrem eisenen Batter
Nrhibdlb 4nberion bon go. 1850 SO.
Sedite SiraBe eridofen ipurbe. Der
Wabripruh iautet ielbitperit1nblih,
baB Der 9oo bes Hinbes burh sinsn
unsliidlihtn 3ufall p<ronlabt tpurbe
uno naberion ni6t perantwortIi4 ;u
bclien III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
@ielert's IapiQpu.

8as Gsbsrger'I6e Srheiter ii6t na6
tpie Dor feline an3iebungstraft auf un<
fsre Gineinndtisr aus. uuo 10 itromsu
iie benn allabenblid in 5elsn Shaaren
in oas bsliebte Wietsrt'i6e CONNER
etablifement, I'M bort BEL tiibIem
Srunt unb luitig.n &lGngen bic 6iB.
bes Cages gu osrgefen. sir beute
abeno lit nahItsbenoes programm in
ausf6t senommsn:
NarI6, .sbe Great Dipioe" Taurice
g8aI3er. runtsr RoIeu" 49,. . 2oi.p
.Gtr be Ballet" WaIIenet
potpourri aus r1bs Yants. prince"
Ga eifup.ra, rs8. ebarmsr
marf4. -paraOs Of tds 9oooI.
Bugs" Morslanb
potpourri, .Marp's 2amb" :. gorle
SuDsrtiire aus .WiIbslm 9su"
RoFini
pctpourri. rGrsms be Ia grsm."
>. 3obaHi
.gidleo ge.ts Rap" aubn
pbantaiis, r9iiion Der Saloms"
aompe
Dul;er, ygariIIima" gsun
.5rdumerei" ...... Shumdnn
potppurri, .2be 5attoOso Nan"
5srbert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
8erlur feline Stelle.

Jeueripsbrmann 5enrp 8it6au5,
bta Der 2ettertompagnis SO. 2, tann
IiA jest mad elmer anoeren 8eI6Gfti-
gung umiebeu. Nie bsri6tst, bate
0itbaus Dor einigen Sagen ettpas gu
tief in's Glas gsiebsn uno mar, aIs
oann oi. aompagnie gu einsm 5euer
eerufen puroe, auBsr Stanbe 9ienit
gu thun. Die 5olgs mar. baB ibln
Woblfubrtsoirsttor Small NIT 0tsnitz
sntlaTuH9 ftrafte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
6eniiaiamer Sieb.

Gin ssniigIamsr 9tsb itattets gsitsrn
Radmtttug Der Dobnung bon 5reo.
Soutbtparb, so. 1917 Gtnn Strub.,
einen geiud ab. Der 9uri6e, Der
ourh Elm SberIidt sinftteg, lieB tpetter
ni4ts mitss5tu als Elm bIaues 5emb,
bas er an Srt unb SteQe an3oq,
pd6rsH6 &c iein nidt gerabe fauber.s
5emb suridIieb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
Eeutider Eiunicr.9ereiu.

glubsrorbsHtIi6 intsreFant oirfte
Ft Die hsute Qbenb in Der Central
5urnbaae itattfinoenbe 9eriammIung
oss DeutIten 9ionierpereins geItd!z
ten. 9ef.sertlirh oisIer geriammlun8
psroen nGmli4 bic in Der lebten Siz
bunq srtpdhIten geumten fir oas
tommeroe oSa6r unter einbrutsOoller
;FeisrIihtsitsR in ibre aemter singez
fihrt tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
Yituic Der Sannoperauer.

Gas 6unHopsronsr unterit. Ruus
der 3dTino 3is1t nahiteH Sonntag
binaus Hoh 2obmanns BART in Sot.
lep, I'm bort Elm psranustes picnic
absubaltsn. 9as aus ben 5errsu
6snrp Str.itborit, gbas. 6ente, Mm.
S6r0osr, ghas. Rsmpe, Dm. WOlf
uno 5rso. &Isiel beits6enbe Gommittee
bat Elm hubIhss unterbaltungs PrOz
gramm aufgsitsut, bas aQsrbdno ir-
tsr.iianteH Rur5peiI bsrfpritt. Gin
srfoIsrsites Set itebt in iiderer aus@
fiht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
Neucr Seucrnebrs Scutuaut.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scott SmaG
ernunnte seitsrn 6snrp 2onomeier gum
S.usrDebrlsutuant. Der neus 2eutz
nant gsb0rt erit tuapp Elm Su6r Der
5eusrpsbr an, beitano je0ot tiir3tih
Die geforosrun9spriifuna Dor Der Giz
piloienittommiIIipn Qls Better.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07

tere anilose seser Jpn srbobsn iperben,
benn Die poli5ei bra9ts in grfabrung,
Dab er Dor einisen 3a9en etlen Dia=
nianten iebr billig pertauft bat unb
man nimmt an. bub bieIer Stein bon
einem Diebitabl berriibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
Gmpiaussbabnb6ie.

Der itattliheGmpfans, ben oera0nig
5erbtnono BON 8ulgarien in garts
sefunben Bat, ldbt on Die tleine &ptets
teris osnten, Die iid BEL mobernen
StaatsoberbGupterr, tpenn tie ibre
gdits smpfansen, INNER mebr sinbiirs
CERT bic zines beionoern 8ubnbofs
fir aniommsnoe SoupsrGne. Sn pas
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
TWO POLICEMEN
BADLY BATTERED
Joseph J. Paddock and Charles Prabls
Run Foul of Tough Customers"
In Making Arrests.

Two police officers were badly beat
en- Wednesday in attempting to make
arrests. Patrolman Joseph ]. Pad
dock is in Grace hospital in a critical
condition, and three men are locked
up charged with the assault.
Patrolman Charles Prable, No. S6s
Sherman-st., Is confined to his home
as the result OF a desperate hand-to-
hand conflict with Charles Pamar'
ankle, at Gratiot and Jos. Campau-
ayes.
The patrolman saw Pamaranke
walking along the street carrying
seven hams and stopped him. Pam
aranke at once showed fight, drawing
q knife and attacking the policeman
Prable had no time to draw his re-
volver, so he grappled with his an
tagonlst. The two had a fierce strug
gle and the officer finally overcame
Pamaranke and dragged him to the
Hunt-st. station.
Pamarankes condition was so ser
tous, that he was rushed to st. Mary's
hospital in an auto patrol. The officer
whose face was lacerated by knife
wounds. was taken home.
In attempting to arrest three men
Wednesday midnight, Patrolman Ped.
dock, OF the Chene-st station, was SO
badly beaten that he had to be taken
to Grace hospital. The flying squad
ron came to Paddock's rescue and
three men were arrested.
Paddock attempted to arrest the
two for disturbing the peace. He got
them as far as the patrol box at Will
lis and st. Aubin-aves., where they
overpowered him.
The three men arrested are: Simon
Volock. No. "A st. Albertus-pl.; his
brother, Joseph, No. 500 Willis-ave.
east, and Alexander Venock, No. A
Albert-pl.
II is thought Paddock will recover,
although his jaw and skull are frac-
tured.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
.FORTIFY SELVES
AGAINST TAX RAISE
Mining Companies in Upper PENN
sula Send in Reports Which Are
Lacking In Detail.

LANSING, Mich. Nov 3.--George
Lord, secretary OF the state tax COM
mission, said today that the annual
reports OF the various mining com
panies in the upper peninsula, filed
with the secretary OF the state, are
so incomplete and so lacking in de-
tail, that II Is almost an impossibility
10 gain any idea OF the value OF the
property from these documents. This
statement has excited considerable
comment here. and IL is pointed out
that the corporate interests OF the
far north are fortifying themselves
against possible boost In their as
sessed valuation, should the next ad-
ministration attempt such a thing
During the past year the state tax
commission has busied itself in var
ious parts OF Michigan and the assess
ed valuation OF city and farm prop
erty in the country south OF the
straits has been greatly increased.
In all the total increase in assessed
valuations OF farm and city property
in the lower peninsula amounts TO
over $50. 100000. So far, however, the
tax commission has not increased the
assessed valuation OF the mining COM
panies. Secretary Lord stated some
time ago that the commission was
not composed OF mining experts and
the members did not feel competent
10 tackle such an immense task.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
COMPARES CHICAG0
POLICE WITH THOSE
OF RUSSIA
tnb Decent Woman With ANY Sym
pathy for Poor Girls Can Watch
Brutal Treatment" Says
Mrs. Raymond Robins.
Why Society and Club Women Are
Aiding 10000 Garment Work
era, Now On Strike

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Forty-one thou
nand striking garment workers, 10000
OF whom are women and girls, are
Naging a battle for more pay
Nearly a thousand OF the small tail
oring houses are closed; OF the large
eready-made" and ''made-to-order
houses, none are working with more
than 8 per cent OF their regular force.
The streets in the downtown section
are thronged all day with men, girls
and boy strikers.
The brutal treatment by the Chicago
police. has called many society and
settlement workers, prominent among
them being Mrs. Raymond Robins,
head OF the Womens Trade Union
league; Miss Jane Adams OF Hull
house: Mrs. Ellen Henrotin, former
president of the Federation Of Won
EMS clubs of America. and Miss Ger
krude Barnum, society leader, to the
side Of the working girls.
Grim spectres of the days OF the
RIhymarket riot haunted Chicago's
streets for a brief time Wednesday.
when Police Inspector S. X. Healy and
so policemen, with drawn revolvers,
( charged several thousand striking gar
meRt workers who were riotfng on the
west side.
One policeman was stabbed, IS riot
ers were seriously injured and % strik-
Gro Gnd sympathizers were arrested
nuring the brisk fight which threat
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.


| DETROIT, Nov. 3.--Close: The tech
meal position OF wheat from a specu-
| lative standpoint has been weakened
| by the recent covering OF 100000 bu
| OF shorts by leading Chicago buyers.
The buying Of this enormous quantity
| OF wheat only put the price up a little
| over cent, which shows the weakness
OF the situation How many million
bushels would have to be bought TO
| give the market anything like boom
| Is a question difficult to answer Deal
ers think other shorts may cover and
put the market a little higher, but
there Is no bullishness in the situation
| from a Legitimate viewpoint and lead
! ing observers believe another decline
will follow this buying movement
Buying by a heavy Chicago dealer
| started the shorts 10 covering as there
was feeling that the trade was too
unanimously bearish to be safe for a
short. stampede being possible. but
the resultant Improvement In prices
was disappointingly small. Crop news
is favorable In all directions and sup
plies OF wheat are increasing. Elk
porters are taking little and so are
millers who complain that fresh or
ders are small and buyers are not fur
nishing shipping directions for the
-four already made.
a little advance resulting from high
er cables and covering OF short wheat
soon gave way to selling. and the close
was az a loss OF 1c for the day. with
an easy feeling Coarse grains and
seeds were unchanged.
Wheat quotations. Cash No. red,
91%c; Dec. opened without change at
e3Ec. gained &c and declined to S23c;
May opened at 9sAc, moved up TO 99h o
ard declined 20 97Ec; No. 1 white.
69hc
Coarse grain quotations: Corn: Cash
No 2. 81 hc. No. 2 yellow. 53c: No. 4
yellow. safe Oats: Standard. 2 cars
at 34kc; No white, 34c. Rye: Cash
No. l., nc; No. 2. 7ec. Beans: Cash.
S202 bid; Nov. 81 bid Cloverseed:
Prime spot $40: Dec, ss.45: May.
$3.50; sample. 90 bags at So. % at 1913;
19 at 81 %. II at 1915: prime alsike.
ss75; sample alsike. ~ bags at t7.75.
Timothy seed: Prime spot. 1920 nom
inal
Wheat IN Liverpool closed sd high
er for the day.
Receipts OF wheat Thursday: ST.
Louis, $4,000 bu, against $4,000 bu
year ago: Kansas City. so cars. against
ISL; Duluth. 10 cars. against 33s: Min
neapolis. 276 cars against fb3; Win
nipeg, 462 cars. against 63b.
Wheat receipts at primary points
were us. 900 bu. against l.457.000 bu n
year ago.
day, 2SS. 900 bu.
Receipts In the Detroit market ON
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04

up desperate night for time. Many
were knocked down with the dubbed
revolvers OF the police and not a few
were trampled on during the fighting.
Bleeding heads and faces were numer-
Gus.
Strike pickets gained entrance to
the Lott tailoring establishment as a
mob OF strikers approached the build
ing. Some of the employees OF the
company Joined the strikers and as
sisted in pulling machines from the
floors and otherwise damaging the
plant Men and women were hurting
stones and bricks through the win
dows OF the factory when Healy and
his squad OF policemen arrived.
The inspector experienced difficulty
in getting together the disorganiZed
policemen who had borne the brunt OF
the early fighting When he had done
so. however, the policemen charged
through the mob, knocking down all
in their way. Many OF the rioters fed
when they saw the policemen draw
revolvers. others remained firm and
hurled clubs and stones at the officers.
A number OF women Were arrested,
but most OF these were released after
they had been taken TO a police sta
ton.
Possible termination OF the strike
of garment workers. which has kept
most OF the manufacturing sections OF
the city in turmoil for nearly month
was forecasted here today with the
announcement that the state board OF
arbitration would again intervene.
The members of the board net today
with leaders or the striking workers,
who are now said to number 40 900,
and with their employers, in the hope
OF reaching an agreement.
Women and girls from aristocratic
homes walk arm in arm with the for
eign girls, picketing the disturbed dis
trict. Many OF these girls\ left the
| shops to follow their aristocratic
American cousins TO the union meet
ing halls. where they enrolled their
names beside those who went out on
the original call.
Over 300 policemen are guarding
the establishments now involved In
the strike. At each OF the big firms
located in the loop district. are -four
mounted policemen, making a tota
of so mounted "cossacks' guarding The
strike-bound manufacturers.
Many OF the society women have
donned the plain, worn clothes OF the
foreign working girls and that ha:
made 1t difficult for the police to dis
tinguish them. II was a fine" JOKE
TO maui the working girls when they
walked too near the domains OF bis
business" but when. as sometimes was
the case, their clubs landed on the
head or shoulders Of society woman
then that was a different matter, II
the policeman's eyes.
NO decent woman with any sym
pathy for poor. ignorant, oppressed
working girls can stand idly by and
watch the brutal treatment accorded
the striking girls by the policemen
said Mrs. Robins. Their behavior In
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
Markets ard Finance

Thursday included 2 cars OF wheat.
OF corn. 7 OF oats. Withdrawals were
2.l4s bu OF corn and 1900 bu OF oats.
Stocks are tSO,eS6 bu OF wheat. 2SS.6i6
bu OF corn. 1875 62s bu OF oats and 49,
s0s bu OF rye.
TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov. S-Wheat: Cash.
elc; Dec, slAe; May, S6Nc; July.
s1hc. Corn: Cash. 5iho; Dec, 49c;
May. Sic; July. SlHe Oats; Cash and
No 2. Use: No. 3, 7Ac Cloverseed: Cash
and Nov. $3.50: Dec. $3.50; March.
1855. Alsike. prime and Dec. $500.
Timothy, prime and Nov. S44o. But
ter. eggs and hay unchanged
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Nov. S.-Grain opening
Grains held steady TO slightly higher
at the opening. Dec wheat unchanged.
May up &c. Dec. corn advanced NC,
MAY unchanged Dec. oats OF NC, May
up &c Provisions fractionally higher.
Noon Grains held generally. but
showed some declines from the open
ing Dec. wheat slumped &C. May on
NC Dee. and May corn dropped Nc.
Dec, oats lost NC. May oats on &C;
Close Grains suffered general de-
clines In the market today. wheat
leading the slump. due to a general
selling movement. Dec. wheat dropped
&c. May of Inc. Dec corn on hc,
May or &C Dec. oats OF sc. May de-
clined NC. Provisions were fraction
ally lower.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
THIEVES MAKE RICH HAUL.

Two daylight robberies were report
ed TO the police Thursday morning.
The residence Of E. H. Broadwell. No.
1850 East Grand-blvd, was entered
Tuesday afternoon, and $500 worth of
jewels stolen.
The residence OF J. R. Shannon In
the Faltis apartments, No Sol Wood
ward-ave., was entered during the alb
sence of the family Wednesday after
noon. A child's bank and some small
iewelry were taken.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04

many instances has been as outrage
GUS as that OF the Russian Cossacks
from which many of the girls fed but
a few short months ago"
The strikers are holding out for the
CLOSED shop" and living wages, and
until that is granted, say they will
not 90 back TO work. 1t Is only BY
the closed shop. they insist. that they
can get and keep living wages. AS
soon as we make over 81 a day the
firm cuts our rate. We have to stay
on the 81 mark" say the men. Girls
are lucky II they average IS a week"
The Detroit times., 1910-11-04
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