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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10

SAnre Sti.re S6.50--835, ertra $40
$50, fanca CdGsu S25o-6.75,
iylei,6eraisre $4.25-S0O, auserletens bis
ertra SS.1O--8. .25, Seifers S7.00--725, aus.
srlefens bis ertra $o.5O-s 10, fanep -
lfube $2.O0-5 90, auserlsfene bic ertra $5.25
-575, ganners $2.00-3.00, Stoders uuo
GtsberS 81. .75--6.25.
BuIIs Bel ,iemIit arpser 3ufubr
mar Der martt beute itetio.
Maaere Hno lethte "a. 25---4.OO, Bologna
S4.25-5.00, ertra s5.l0-5.25, fette 8uIsn
$5.00-5.50.
adlbsr. aufonq8 mar Der Wurft
itrtie, ipater aber FIan uub iapah uno bic
Breiie fielen um 25-50c.
Cresa1re uub arsse S4.00-8.5O, fair bis
quite leihte $70o-9.O0, ertra 1925.
Adlbsr in ben aommiiiious.S .Sduferu. -
sanch 9l4e, prima bis aussrIsiens 8--81se,
| orsindre 4--6c.
9 d p zine. -CbDob( bic 3ufubr bon
| GhUsinen beoeuteno qr0bra mar, 10 bi.ltsR
| fh bod bic grstfe. Eis 3a6frase mar cine
| CUTE.
guts bis aus,rtefeus B.rpatuuaS. unO
| sGeifnericrteu S. .5O-8 .55, qemiftte gsrSa.
dunasforten SO 45-8. So, or6tndrs bic aus
erleiene fhpere fette S1ue So. .50-7 e5, ertrs
$775, Stoqs $45e-675, ertrn 1915,
I.idlts Bsrianbtiorten S8 35-8 .55, gertel bon
Ito Bfb. uns ncnidsr 81. 5.50-8.30.
Shafe nab edmmsr Die 3ufnbI
BON shaien urb edmmer mar siemlih gro(
upn Bite greiie fielen um l0--l5c.
Shafe. - grtra 1915, CUTE bic aus
.rl.i.ne 1926 - 1856, orondrs bis out,
sI.25-30O, Mutteriaofe s3.00-4.00, 5abr
tings S4.o0-500.
edmmer. - Srahiabr5 ertrd $7.75, gut
Bis auBerlefene S6 00-7.60. orotuars bt
fair. S425-5.75, Guu5 $2.50-400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10

men, uno Die @ermonen itn0 an tDre
SteQe eingeriidt. ,3u GnOc Der 9ron'
3c3eit muB Elm genoItigcr 3uitrom
erfoIot ietn oenn Die srdberfeLocr
mebren 'i6 in itbcrraidcnoer 28etie.
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Sitqermonen i'm s. 5abrbunOert III
3uIammenbang 81 hringen, penn
balo nah ibrem &uftreten 3iebt It6
Die @ren5e Der 8eitgermanen langs
fam, aber Itetig nah @eIten 3nrltd
6ingegen 1na6t iih IN Der mtttleret
porr0mtI6en gHerBeit ungetdbr
Inn 300 D. SIR. g., cine e11tihieoene
geD0iferung5abnabme bCmerfbar.
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3uriifruei6en Der &elten no6 3e-
item uno Dem Nabordngcn Der Ger
manen. gtDa Inn 0a5 ,Sohr 100 D.
Gbr. q. lit Damn rDie0er ctn Stet8en
Ser 8epoIterlIng 3u beobo6ten; al-
3unebmeu lit, 0aG nm 0tcIe 3ett DIE
@Qngoboroen bier etngemanoert Itno.
Mer IauqobQr0iihe a1tltlr, tnsbe'
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| 3cit Dor 300 bis 700 II. Ghr 9
b0ren Die ordGoloQiihcn 6un0e II
Der 2iineburQcr S1cioe io1t qor3 ouf
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| 0uB nah Der 9lbrpanoerlmg Der Gan
qobor0en mrr gang oiInnc Hcltc Die
ie2 &uIfc5 bier mohnett gcbltchcl
| iinD. ocm Die Sachicu baben, miP 81
| 0obcnilln0e beItdtigen, oil Ger 9}orn
fec un0 oe1n llntcrIaufc hcr Glib
oiht Qeordngt Qemebrr inh iino u
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Der Eeitattna in N!tgeln a6Itc6e
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10

AskIen. - Narft rnbig sousbioebtns
93. 3.25-8.5O, slnb anS Glad s.210, fiona,
ska gtii6fsblen $3.25-850. 8ub unb Slad
$500 Der Tonne obgeIt.ftrt. Raudloi:
stndtehlen A.25, antbraots S7.50-7.75 per
9snn. abseliefert. 8sfe tofet $3.50 per ssnss
abaeliefert.
Samereten-Wart fetia. alee,aa'
men slo.O0-l1. 90 auf btm S.l.is uns $11-
IL. .OO per Hu. bem Gtore 3imotbn $500
--5 90 auf BEN eelsife uno $5.00--6.00 per
Su. bonn Store. Iingarfa.r unb beutfher
@iu.t 81. .80--2.25, geDobRlt6sr 81. 1.75-2.OO
per Bufbel. Uuhmeisen Sl.l5 auf benz 8s'
lsiie uns Si. 80 ssm Gtcre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10

W}uftf= Tu5trumentc bes
l1rmc den. Sd1On IN ben tribe
Iten 3eitaltern oc5 N}cnitcngeidjeft5
treteu Diuiiflnitruncntc in maunla'
laden Iorncn alr. Die 9}otbDctolg-
feit, iih Ourh 5iquole unerctnauoer
III ueritduoigen lenfte Die gltrmcrt'
iamfcit ouf priuItOe Conlperf}eu8c,
nic tie sic 9}utur Oarb0t IN Den ge-
ipauutcn GflQn3cniaicrL I'M auage-
h6hltcn Robr, I'M Observation-Disclosures
bon 60l3crn o0er Steinen MN. @ot
oicicn uiclqeitaIttgcu ,HrItrumcnten
fnnnten natiirIih mir Die allr ole
9}adnpeIt fomnueu. oic alla cjncm nts
0eritau0siihiqen Niuterlai bctanoen.
G9 iin0 0ic3 huuptlddIidl EreIfen ou5
Rennrhicrhorn lmo 0iudbohrtc DtGa
ihelu. llc6cr Die @cOcutlnq oicicr IcG-
tercn I0nDerf3eGqc bcridtct ernc1t
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oes v@ujOc NaijCaI" G|Ie 0te Irtto'
uen Der Sadc. 10 mijIicu Qltd} 0Ic llr.
menidcn chi eincr Art Don 4t}utdlel'
h0rneru acbIuicu hQbeu 0crcn t9e-
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hcute crh1ltcH bat 10 m Spdntcu III
ser GroUcncc, i'm Ghju1 s>apan auT
0cn &amatt- >lnieln un0 bel olelen prt-
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Iihcu U}lNitlnIuuneutcn MT ell lol-
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llmsmdrtiae Wtdrfte.


wesr.- 3ufubr 28,1l7 8bEs.. Serfauet
29, ,358 1bls.--Eer Wortt NOR mdsiq attib.
sprira Yatent S5. 1856, 3tutsr Straiatk
"a 4.5O-4 go. minter Batsnts s4.80-5.25,
Ssrtno clears $4.50-1.S0, gSinter Grtra,
gs. l 1870. Ro. 2 DO. s4.OO--4. 10
sanIas Straiabts t4.30-450.
Msaaenmttl bnr hsute rubia. Har
BIS autes s4.25--4.4o, 4oIes bis funes $4.45
$50.
guhntt,.nmeht IN rubig ,u $3.50
Der loo pfunb fair bic out.s t.2s5 -
SIS. dolce Bis Faneu t5.0o-5.25.
Naismebi mar Ftstig. Gsines peises
unb aelbes sl.65-1.70, 9robss sl.6o--l.65,
siIusri.s t4.05.
hnei,en rtomirtq. american 85e
unb eanaoidn 83e {. |. I, Rem Bort.
8ssaen ffetig. 70. BeRern 75t
BEL antunft c. /. 7. Buffalo.
c.rae lit ruhis. RatsssrF. 10 - soc
{. I = gufalo.
n.-3ufusr 279, 400 Bu.. s.rfarst
| 81, ,305 Hu Dsartt NOR rplIIiq. 70. rother
neuer 1O7t i'm gfenator unb 1O915e 20. b.
fd,pimm.ns. 70. 2crt5eru Dulut5 1896
| I. o. b. itpimmenb.
-3ufu5r 1880, Berfanst
2,4l2 gu. Nartt mar rpiIg. Grport SO. 2
ucu.r S2t i'm Glspator uuo 621[e {. o. b.
| ihwimm.no.
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- gu. gtarst nar itstia STANDARD mel.
ser 6O1%e i'm sleeator, 30. 9 Dsissr601@c,E SO.
3 59e, SO. 4 58t.
S.u in Astia. - grtnd 1856, Go. 1896
10. 2 l20c, No. s 95-105e.
SspF.n piaiq. - State 1911. oreind
rrr bis hoitt 2t-29e: 1910 l0-lst; gaciNt
ssaii 1911. oroinar.r bss boics 25 - 29:,
1910. 10-20c.
Sdut. ifns f.fer - Central sm.ric.
2jt. @oaota 24L-25lIc.
P.e.r ii fsH. 1sntOf 25-27t.
gor. in itetia. Farila 5000 21 90
fhsrt clear 3ls.5o-2l.0o E'' sl9.75-
2O25.
sect III Itart. eamilu sls.0o-1s.5O
g1ss Sl5.Oo--l5.50, Sesi. Shin,tr s23.01
800, B.rpait si3.0 -ls.5o, G,t9 srtri
5neia Ttss sia. a.oo-l9.2J.
Gut W.ats fab i,F. a.s6,.tt. gel
tiss. 10 bic Il Bis.. II i5-l3t9c, DO. 5al.
tern 8 l&-SAc, DO. 5hint.n l3t.
ShmaI, iF itt. Dfisels @ss srima
s1O.55-IO.s5: RafEnirter IN fsF. sputi
a.nt sl2.05, Q. u. sll, 20, COMPOUND 8I4-
ISI%e.
sata in lstia. srima gitp ,u sl5s
eeuntrH 54-6%e.
1aumn sIlfaameu. Del In tutllia.-
Srima rshes s645-575, prtma 5smme
sslbrs $6. 33 3-64l.
Fetrsls II fstlg. gdifinirt.i
atp Bort 1896, D3itas.I35ta uneSaIttmsr.
1896, so. in Buff "a Is.
DsIls ia ruhis. 1omsfis 6Isse. Obi
3l-32t.
Ger, IL fetia. etratncs, sss5sulihs
bis aut.s IS $3.50.
Strpentiu IN ihDah ,u 44tze.
Hsis IN ftetia. -SinbeimifAer - s.
> Tdtna 6-8iat.
IsIaffss in rubia. sD0rIsaas Cps
ksttls, auier bis hoIc,, 37-52e.
su4er. asbsr 1T it,tia. Wuseasss
50 zen, 3.55c. Centrifugal e3 1ta 4.05t
, TolaH.s.3uffr 81 Ten 3.30c Ha'NHtrt,
ia astis. Gut eooi 5.9os, erufkes $50
TouIb "a" Sass. Gub.s 5.35s. Espbers
5.25e, 1rasutatso 5.l0;, DIAMOND n
T 5los, Gsnfs:tioners "A" 4.9jc, 70. ! 4.9i
, Rs. 24.soe, no "a CSC. no. 4.s0e. no.
Ats, 30. 8 4.70t, 30. I 4.s5e, 20. 8 40
30. 9 4.55s, 10. 10 4.50c, 80. IL AS. III
t12A.40e go. Is 1. .3jc. He. Ii 4.3oe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10
Metau Warft.


Sensort, 9. Guauf.
3inu mar rubia .u s4515-44.45; Rupier
una,reaelt: PATE 17-175at, eIsctbrolIttt gu
l7-l758c, gaftRg ;u l7lB-l74c. Slet
ieft III s4.45 - Ass SpeIter II nstla
iu So. 6.90-7.O0. Giieu mar bsute itstig. gio. l
souuoru Rort5,cn iu $l5.75-l6.25, 8o. 2
6o. au slj.25--l5.75, 30, Sout6ern ure
aa.I Soutbsrn ioft III sl5.75-l625.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10
g5tcaqo, 9. gtuQuH 1912

atubsi.6.-BeeDs5s s. 70-10.2j. Eerns
sti.r, 81. .85-7.00. peitlihe Stisre $500
$50, Stoters uub S.tberS $500 - 700.
sub. uno 6ei'.r8 81 60--7 &C, aaIbsr $3.50
1000. Wartt Ianaidm uuo nettq.
chptine- qeiats 81 .75-8. .321a, &C.
initiate ST $3.50, fhwers 81 Is 8.l5,
raub. s7.15 - TAO, Hertsl S6.40 - $50.
Wnrtt Iongiam uuo itcttq.
Shafe unb eim msr-Shnfe: Sin.
h.imiich. So 2O-470. tps'tLtds SO 40 80
Sdbrlina. 81 40-5. 50, eammsr ginbstmt.
ID. $40 - 750, peitlias $430 - 7 IS.
Warst ftttig.
3ufuhr - Rinboisl / 800. StDstn:
Ia, 900, SAafe uuo gdmmer 10000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-10
Sen, ssnbs nns nttiem iu xe,O BORT.

e.ls ON eau. sarbe ,u 211-24% ans.
pelisheu.
Vrima sefAaHspapisrs wurssn ;u 81
bistontirt.
st,rliuq arhanas aetid. sidt 'u
A.s7sS, uns 90 fase ~ s4.s31a-&.s3A.
Hunnes. Obtiaattpueu ndren Ne
Tia uno purben pis Folat auctirt:
ger. Staatsn Rsfunbina 2% loo19-lOl q,
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gousous lo2 - 1929, Ynnama Coupons
rs l00k asb.
sftttn Der erien otnno'
mar Der warft tart uno bic Brtiit hitaeu
tttpas, boID jsooh purbe Elm Grut 'um Yer
faufen ausasibt. nobel bic @siusnns Disoer
Oerlor.n oinasn. Der martt puret abtr at'
orn Stlnb Di.ber fart une bic Stlusnott'
runatn fianbea in uIanhea bautn ubsr o''
nen BON asRern.
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esteaas, 9. TuquF.

VI
wesr. - Der wartt in fetia. ssintr
Fat.uts "a. .30-470. 5trai1ats 81. l0--4.60,
Gprina Batertsfi. .70-j."). 5tsnisbts $4.60
10 ra'ers 2.0O-4.3o.
8.iseu.-Sur September s214 SO &c,
am sAtus 92s4e ; fur December 9235 -
a3ass. am shIuS 93he; far Rai 96l4--
96aIs, am Sdlub 9siat.
@stf htsrn.-s sir Septembsr 67s4-
6Szss, am s6Iub 6sL4e; fit De'emssr "a Il
55iks. am shIus 55e; fur Tat $40 -
55s, AN SaIus 547sc.
Gafer Tar auguit 31-3l 1c. am
sdIat 81 l4e: fur ststsabsr 3lA -a2zst
an shlus 3l7at fur Tssember 32ll- =
33tse. am shlu5 32lse; fur Nai 34es -
35i{e. am Stlus 343se.
/ nsssf 90. Q 70-T0Iae.
| Gsrhe. Sat, 5uttsre.ras 45--5oe,
cute bis dolce Ral.asrae 6o-7oe
zimothni amen. .-Reus A.l0-
600 Der gsatnsr.
alesfa amen. - $40. .10-l5.0o per
| Gentner.
M.sssr,-l7. 75-lTs7lf Der sbl.- sar
gestember tI7.7T Ill .87i<, am Sdlus
$l7.s5, fur Cttob,r slT.s0--l7.85. an
Ed,luS sl7.SS. fur Januar si6.S2I1--
18.40. am sdIus sl83Tk.
G&maI,.-sIO.s2tk Der 100 tb. sai
| Gspsenber sos lr-I0.60, am Shlui
$l0.so; fur Cttob,r tle.560-l0 TO. aH
ehlus 1910; fur December 5000 -
l0.42t@, am 5aIub si0.42te;; far Janaar
SIo.37s-l0 am Sdluj sl0.421s.
i Gbsrt stpst lei te n-eoie $40. 81 \
Der 100 Plumb. Sar September $10.60-
sio.62,k, am saIui slo.s2le; fur oftobsr
Sl052s - 1880, 1m Shlus sl060; ft,
Sauuar 80. 100. 1873, am sdIus 1910.
Dstter.- Nar.t In mil!is. greamrriss
23-25c, Darn 22l2 ---25e per Sfume.
/ eier. wartt IA astis. Eril&e i6 =
l8t Der DxbeHs.
! Aafs. Mart IA hstis. Cream l5L
--l5iee Der Gfauo.
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Niebmdrtte.

giutinuati. 9. Auauf.
3ufuhr auo Ssriauot Ddbrens Der perHci-
fenea "a Sinnetn, psrsliAen nit ben eorber.
aeteneeu 4 2assu DareH Die fotgt;
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Misbbieh. - Die 5Afubr sor uHss.
pohnIicb ereb uuo bic yreife EeIen um 15-
zoe. gute Sto6srs uub 6eeeers naren Re-
sia. Mil&tiSs patsn fan uns iApats
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Qtfsnta .7lsiisw. cAiatseHric.
aIsas Q. aug. g..
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90 aitien americau glerins min sfe .fi7h
2s afiien columbus SGs. ...,...-,...... It1
a stiitsn Eiiile Miianti a3adraHieeb...
tf.teu 6tnriunnii 4 * Z 3iH...... 25
o aitsen EeConb AdiionaI Bant. ....f25
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
ltIay Enfranehises IIIiterates.

Rome.-The chamber of deputies has
passed bill extending the franchise to
creases the number of voters by 5.000..
900.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
Carpenters Vote to ReatfiIiate.

Washington.-Since the st. Louis con-
vention of the Building Trades depart
ment. A. F. of l., the United Brother
hood of Carpenters has not been affili-
ated with the department The contro-
versy was afterward taken up and annie
ably adjusted, and the United Brother
hood submitted to referendum vote the
question of reaffiliation with the depart
ment. That vote has been taken and re-
suited favorably, there being 32,077 votes
for reaffiliation and 15,490 against.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
NOTED GERMAN SOCIALIST
GIVES IMPORTANT INTERVIEW
Report Typographical Union by Rooster Gives Insight o
Political Labor Movement in Germany i
CONTINUED from page -


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United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
London Dock Strike.

London.-This city is threatened with
another serious dock strike. Five thou.
sand lightermen are out. II is predicted
that unless the dispute is soon settled
100000 transport workers will become
involved.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
Papermakers Booming.


Holyoke.-For many years organizers
of the American Federation of Labor
and the officials of the Papermakers
have worked assiduously to build up an
organization. Success is finally crown
ing their efforts. Since the agreement
reached with the International Paper
company and also the action of the
American Writing Paper company in an
nouncing an increase in wages. and that
the eight-hour day would be adopted. 4
heavy increase in membership is report
ed. 1t appears now that the employees in
the papermaking industry fully realize
the benefits which accrue from organiza-
ton
The teamsters employed by the city
of indianapolis. Ind, have organized a
local union and the city council has
granted an increase in wages
With fifteen trade unionists in con-
gress results are being accomplished
Efforts should be put forth to elect fif-
teen more trade unionists.
Try a Principe de Lees for a good
smoke.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
Valuable Statistics.

London.-During the month of March
the total number of workmen engaged
in all disputes was l.400.542, and the ag-
gregate duration in lost working DAYS
during March was 24.579,5 500, as COM
pared with 46S.50O in the previous
month.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
Against Five-Vear Term.

washington.-The United States Civil
Service Retirement Association. meeting
in this city recently. entered an emphatic
protest against the provision adopted by
the house for five-year tenure of office
in the classified service. All of the or
ganizations in the postal service are
against this provision and will endeavor
by every means to secure its elimination
when it comes before the senate for
action. This provision was adopted by
the house in passing the legislative. ju.
dicial and executive appropriation bill.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
Baltimore Garment Workers.

Baltimore.-On Sunday evening" May
10. the Garment Workers held monster
mass meeting in the Monumental the
atre. President Gompers of the Amer
ican Federation of Labor made the prin-
cipal address.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06

Try Principe de Lees for good
smoke.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
Bakers Win Fight.

San Francisco.-About 200 bakers en-
ployed in the Latin bakeries in this city
quit work because their employers re-
fused to grant Saturday as the weekly
day of rest. After short contest a set
tlement was reached whereby the master
bakers conceded the demands of the
bakers with only one or two exceptions,
and the bakers are again at work. The
bakers have had a hard and long strug-
gle to perfect an organization among the
Latin bakeries, but the recent contest
permanently establishes the union.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06

La Belle sc cigar. the best union.made
SC cigar In the United States.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06

Try Principe de Lees cigar for ar
affer-dinner smoke.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
Building Trades Department Charters.

Washington.-The Building Trades de-
partment. American Federation OF Labor.
has recently granted charters for local
departments at Fargo, n. D., and Fort
Wayne, Ind. and applications are pend
ing for the Indiana State Building
Trades Council, Newburg, n. Y, and
Kankakee Ill.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
cioarmakers' convention.

Chicago.-The referendum vote recent
ly taken by the membership of the Cigar
makers International union on the hold
ing of a convention resulted favorably
The convention will be held in Balti
more. Md, beginning the third Tuesday
in September. This will be the first
convention to be held in sixteen years
and no doubt will be attended by dele
gates from practically every local organ
ization attached to the international
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
Molders on Strike.

Auburn. n. Y.-Two hundred and fifty
molders and coremakers of the No
! plant of the International Harvester
company are on strike. A new system
of accounting was introduced by which
the men claim their pay has been re
duced. The strikers demand nine-houl
day and retention of the old system.
United labor bulletin., 1912-06-06
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Directors Must Direct.

lFI0m The NeWaTF StaTJ
That directors of corporations
must direct or suffer the penalty for
misdirection IS good law. il has
been established again ard again by
judicial decisions. Tie comptroller
oi he currency the official in inn
mediate authority over all national
banas nov LAYS down the sane
ruIe He announces that directors
q national banks Who vote for ex-
eessiEe loans must make good any
loss 10 stockhlders and depositor5
nat may result and boards OF di-
rectors must tell bank examiners
how the vote stood on loans Such
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calling of thc dummy director risky
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