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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
A WAR OF CONQUEST.

That the map Of Europe will
undergo a great change when
this war is over and that either
the Teu:On or the Slav will &C
quile new territory on the cOntin-
ent is indicated by the manner in
which the Russians and the Ger
mans are treating the territory
they have occupied. If the leu.
tons win, the German empire in
Europe will be enlarged by the
addition at least Of Belgium and
some Of the Polish provinces of
Russia, and perhaps by the addi-
tion Of another slice from France,
while if the allies win Germany
and Ausrto- Hungary are in for a
pairing down in which Russia and
France will gain territory.
Germany appears to believe it
has entered Belgium to stay, for
it is said to have undertaken, in
the thrifty and capable German
way, the prompt reorganization
Of municipal governments, and a
reorganization Of the Belgian
school system is said to be under
way. Even the clocks Of Belgian
public buildings are said to have
ben set according to Berlin time.
The Russians are pursuing the
same course in Galicia, reOrgan-
izing the municipal governments
in territory occupied by them,
with the evident intention OF
making their stay permanent.
The Russian language is said to
have been established in the con-
duct of all civil affairs in terri
tory occupied by the Russians.
These are fair indications thai
each side is not only confident OF
winning decisively, but OF re-
paying itself for the cost Of the
war by the annexation Of new
territory. The fact that the win
ners are certain to increase their
territorial possessions at the ex-
pense of the losers also indicates
that the war will be to a finish
for neither side can afford to
quit as long as there remains even
a remote hope Of final victory
Beaumont Enterprise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
GENERAL CORN EXHIBITS.
$475.00 in Premiums at the Louisiana
State Fair This Year.

The general corn exhibit being ar
ranged for this years Louisiana State
Fair at Shreveport will impress visi-
tors with the Importance Of the grain
industry In Louisiana. II will also be
evidence of remarkable strides in corn
growing. During the past several years
more attention has been given this in
dustry. and the various exhibits ex-
pected to be shown at the Fair will
stand as evidence Of this line of devel-
opment.
To stimulate an interest the State
Fair management has offered prem
iums to the event Of $4,000 in cash
This does not Include the premiums to
be awarded for boys corn club exhibits
but is for corn exhibits generally. The
exhibits will be shown in the agricul-
tural building, and will be judged by
grain experts
In the catalog the varieties Of corn
on which premiums are offered are
mentioned Secretary L. N Bruegger-
hoff will send catalog on request He
VIII also furnish premium lists, free
Remember the dates OF the Fair:
November to II.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10

Was there ever time when
everybody could not tell every
body else just what to do?
Here comes a time right now,
when all of us believe that our
farmers should get good prices
for their crops. Yet, in spite of
all this belief, cotton has dropped
nearly four cents, rice has
dropped fully a dollar per bag,
sugar is advanced but wait till
the refineries begin to putting
new sugar on the market, and
sugar, like the others will drop.
The facts are simple-those
who have spent the entire year
planning and working their crops,
Ill most instances all their money
together with some borrowed,
have to sell, whether the price Is
right or not. For they have to
liquidate their debts.
But all of us are giving advise
to "hold your CROP. The fact
Of it is, they can't hold their
crop-they have nothing to hold
them with.
The great obstacle to farming
in this section is the lack Of
bonded warehouses facilities. II
our farmers could all place their
crops in warehouses and go to the
banks and borrow money on their
warehouse receipts as collateral it
would mean a great step IN the
interest of the farming industry.
Then. we should not forget the
fact. that. the farmers are some
what to blame for being unable
to hold their crops. They, above
all other people IN the world,
have no excuse for not raising
practically every necessity of
life right on their farms, instead
Of paying others their good mon
ey do this for them. The farmer
that raises his feed for man and
stock on his own farm, and keeps
a good number Of hens, is not
worrying much about being able
to holdhis crop for better prices.
News. ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
. BUY COTTON FROM TO-
BACCO DEALERS.

Nv York, Oct. 8.-The Amer
Tobacco Company is to lend
owerful support to making
'buy-a-ba le-of-cotton idea
Fcess. The plan evolved by
Tobacco Company will great
PIP the cotton situation in the
b, while at the same time
Hating trade through the
bern states and so establish
onfdence in the South s con-
h prosperity.
a letter sent to its custom
Percival s. Hill, President of
American Tobacco Company,
5 the following offer: "We
purchase at 1Oc a pound, as
pounds of good middling
b from each of our custom
the above named states, as
|ggregate number of pounds
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kid
nev and bladder troubles, remov-
ing gravel cures diabetes, weak
and lame backs, rheumatism, and
all irregularities of the kidneys
and bladder in both men and wo-
men. Regulates bladder troubles
in children. If not sold by yonr
druggist will be sent by mail on
receipt Of $1.OO. One small bot
tie is two months treatment and
seldom fails to perfect a cure.
Send for testimonials from this
and other states. DR.. f. W. Hall,
1926 Olive Street, st. Louis, Mo
Sold by Estorge Drug Co. anu
others.
(Advertisement)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
EXHIBIT OF FINE SWINE.
Fifteen Hundred Dollars in Premiums
In This State Fair Department.

F1fteen hundred dollars have been
appropriated for premiums in the gen.
eral swine department at the Louisiana
state Fair this year In addition to
this liberal offer, the management OF
the fair has provided splendid exhibit
accommodations, and there is every in
dlcation that the swine display will he
among the most popular at the Louis
lana exposition this year
One of the most interesting features
In connection with this division is the
TACT that the competition will be open
to the world. No matter where the
swine are from, they may compete for
the prizes, which will be distributed
among the different breeds
Owing to the rapid strides Louisiana
farmers have made lately in the rails
ing of fine hogs, many products of this
state are expected. And judging by
the Louisiana product will capture
some of the main prizes.
There won't be any special prizes
this year for swine, but the amount al
lowed for general exhibits will no doubt
draw a large collection. Even if they
lose the premiums, the exhibits will
have the opportunity of learning some
thing about the breeds of other ex-
hibitors, and. also a market for some
Of the products may be realized.
In order to give all the cOnvenienceS,
the mana cement of the Fair has pro-
vided a modern concrete barn, built es-
pecially for exhibiting swine. There are
240 pens. Water connection is made
with them all, so they may be flushed
and kept thoroughly clean and sani-
tary
+. S. Hamilton, Of townsville, La, is
the superintendent, He held the same
office satisfactorily last year. N. II;
Gentry Of Sedalia, Mo-. is judge.
Upon application State Fair Secre-
tary l.. n. BrueggerhOff, Shreveport,
will furnish catalogue and premium
list to the fair, No. to IL.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA DE-
VELOPMENT BUREAU

FIRST ANNUAL
CONVENTION
BUSINESS CONGRESS-. FARM
INSTITUTE AND EDUCA-
TIONAL CONFERENCES
CROWLEY, LA.
OCTOBER Ii, IA AND 10.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
TED STATES TO BUILD
OWN WAKEEIPS

an address at the dedica-
bf a new shipway in the
Elelphia navy yards Tuesday,
tary of Navy Daniels, after
ring that an archaic system
Bookkeeping in the navy de-
bent had heretofore pre-
Id the building of battleships
Svernment own navy yards,
he government now means to
it's own ships. The United
has been paying 50 cents a
b for smokeless powder, a
c overchange. Now the
nment powder plants have
enlarged and we shall be
Sendent. We will make our
armour plate and we then
land alone. Part Of our task
develop League Island to an
trial center second to none
e world.
praising President Wilson s
ling of the Mexican situa-
Mr. Daniels said that "but
he masterful diplomacy and
foresight displayed we
b be weeping with the coun-
in Europe for our dead"
Var with Mexico" he
"would have meant that
sons and my sons would
| gone forth to fight and be
Uttered, while those who adj
Jed war at any cost would
stayed at home in peace and
Pity.
j we had a man on horse
/ in Office We would have
Id Enrope's fate"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
IF YOUR CHILD IS CROSS.
FEVERIsH, CONsT1PATED
Look Mother! II tongue is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "Cali-
fornia Syrup of Figs"

Mothers can rest easy after giving
california Syrup of Figs" because in
a few hours all the cloggedup waste,
sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative"
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know it's action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot
tie Of California Syrup of Figs" which
contains directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown-nps.
ADVERTISEMENT
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
ADVISE IS CHEAP.

advertiser
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10

Of Red J. and PENIS Natural
Leaf plug tobaccos, Bull Durham
and Tuxedo smoking tobaccos,
and Sovereign Cigarette Count
ing each thousand Of Sovereign
Cigarettes as equal to five pounds
of tobacco shipped direct to
such customer from Sept. %,
1914, to Nov. 30, 1914
This letter was sent to dealers
in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi,
North Carolina. Oklahoma, South
Carolina, Tennessee and Texas,
so that the beneficial effects OF
this plan will be far reaching.
Mr.. Hill gave out the follow
ing statement: cit is our plan
to render uniform help to our
customers in all cottongrowlng
sections. The brands on which
We make this cotton-buying Of
fer have such large sale
throughout these sections, that
we estimate 10000 bales of cot
ton can be bought by our Com
any under this plan. By offer
ing to buy cotton from its South
ern customers the Company feels
it is rendering a service to the
territory which deals largely with
it. and is also making sound II
,ncial investment.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
One and One-Third Fare for the
Round Trip on all Railroads.

AsoeAo VIA al AsAAAA OUO''
Bankers from the reserve cit
les, experts on crop diversified
tions, educators of prominence,
drainage and highway engineers.
authorities on immigration and
other speakers will deliver
addresses and will discuss In
committee conferences and in
private, all phases of activity
making for the more rapid de-
velopment of this section.
The election of officers. The
question of departmentallzing the
bureau and possibly the change
of headquarters viii be put to
the vote of the membership at
this meeting.
Come: and let Us have three
days Of stirring interest and en-
tertainment at this great rally
Of those who believe in Southwest
Louisiana.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10

GIRLS BE BEAUTiFOL-S+rd % cents
for Jar If Mrs. McCormick's Beauty
cream. it promotes and perfects that IT.
restlDIe charm Y beautiful complex loh.
Use it and improve your complexion ana
be charming Lady agents wanted
BEnRENo DRUG co., Waco, Texas
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10

A good remedy for a bad cough
is BALLARD'S HOREHOUND
SYRUP 1t heals the lungs and
DUETS irritation. Price 25c. SOC
and $1.0O per bottle. Sold by
Estorge Drug Co.
{ Advertisement.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
Ito Give Qulnine To Children.

LINE Is the trademark name given to an
Jed Quinine. 1t il Tasteless Syrup. pleas.
take and does not disturb the stomach.
IN take il and never know 1t Is Quinine.
Rpecially adapted to adults who cannot
3dinary Quinine. Does not nauseate nor
nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try
ext time you need Quiuine for any pur.
Ask for 2'ounce original package. The
fEBRII.INE 10 blown in bottle. IS cents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-10
.aie GpiaOHen.

9entdIanO bat BEL Der GgaOrtrie unS Bel itner S~etunOeruna
GeHerrei1s our Belt Der @nuereibuns 9osnieus ntht nr ieme militia
ride Wobitmahuns, fonoern gang ~bePnoers nod feline iprtitaftite
u6 fnau5eqe af Die Strobe feuen fonnen uno gefeat. 9t Dem ae.
tnIat. 6nB f9 oomaIs Gdpdden 5eiaten. Gde fno augeuiaern.
lid O6lig otsgebefert porOen. Gem in benz petgebenOeu ShuB Der
gOren IN Guropa Ieuhtet Geutidtano ooOurd berbOr. 6aB cs cine gus.
uabme mabt. es i6ertrifft Ourtn iebit 0ns, ais Die itartIe finaniele
RoRinentaImadt gelenOe 5rantrdh.
Gas fi6 9inge, Die berOroge9obeH 5u tDerben beroenen. Seoeu, Der
an tldtiger arbet fb freuen fam, nmB es our Gnerfennung 5pingcn.
sir bic Nnforoerungen elmer neleu 8ett lit BON ben Stoatsndnncru
GeutdIan6s cine arbeit eaefret uorbet, Die eIettuertis Der Reorga.
HHuhon Der preuBHden arHec mad Ohnts unO Der gOrbereituus fr
bic Ginguns 9euHdIonos CUR Sehe febt.
lnO g~IeiterUeiie ME Die bic oS tahu, pdbreuO ibrer ~mibepone,
EeniGouenOen arbet os Guumfopie Reofiondrs, Sumter BON Oenen
berfbrieen ruroen, Die in naabanb ianfen gdHeu fr 0aenidenglid
bnouieIen, uni pLobHd rnd ben grfoIgeu bon GA, 66 uno 1911 ais
Seroen eeprhim gu neroen, 10 lit es aud beneH oesanaen, bic mad ibnen
sic HHne arbet pieoer ouinubmen uno fortfubrhu. Tiepiel boben mir
ron sGpieonentun" innmen b6ran. BieDel lit nab 3oten geidrieen
rcrbeu, uenn nod nbt oas ferhg nor, mas ons 8einsen Der Eat in
eenigenb fferc ausfdt iteate. gsas Fn6 ohe Observation-Disclosures
off dHen @ebietan os ifmabHhes 3~uridDethen in Girgen, bic man
nMt bate anangn ionen, seoeBeLt uOroen!
Seuie 5egt ids mas Die Gpigcnen bod gefOunt ha6eM.
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srertbr Nrrb1nosbruoer
alls mebrcren Stn0ten 0es Staa'
tcs iino mir Nlugeu iiber Die ieino.
iellae Soltlma Der engliideu Sano.
preiic geaeniibcr 1eutidlanO Jlges
ganaen Gicie GmOreoafteure iamd.
zen bic gcueiucn 9%erIdrmoumaen
Der @rpBitaotprrie nod. am ae.
meiniien bot Is Die pglorioIf Dailb
Reuee genlaht Die in einem birn
berbramitcu artitel bic iniamiteH
Sdmabundeu ors oeutihen aaiiers
unO 0es oadideu Bottles bradte
Ole Teutihea non StGnton babeu,
ME ms Ser Albert ShneBfn, GET.
ret1r ocs @ur8erpcreius m~itgetbeilt,
ioiort Steulug Odgcaen geuommeu.
Gie Teutiden uou gtorfolf polen
mpcrpiaIih oos @leihe t5im.
Inn ocn oeutiten 9iirgern IN Die.
CT @eiie eutge1eu5ufomueh baben
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gasFdtsIoies Ra6sn.

Ge 5ituaHou in europe beIclttet srea Ss lltopits Der getre
bmaen, nit oeen fh Die gefiruorhr os nGpisen 5re0eus" 10 sHus
bdtdftat bobeu. 6 fno geHeungen. Die Dos Sr5 uHo Der gGdunO
fs einoelnen in Der Ebeorie biligt. aber uidt Dos UPoHuGmpfnOcn
Gem Is iuo @egeufdsc spiten ben g2aTen Der Boiler. niht 8oaen
ser aegier1mgen, sic Die Gage 10 geidbrid MAIDEN. limo Die ben 8und,
fb eeaenietig ar Die Sdie 81 ipriH9en, sur gegeieruue aniadeu, BON
Der Seine biz gr Geoa, ron Der ROroiee bis mr gOria.
aangqendbrtr tSaB. 2anggetraeene wirtftr ODER eiuge6iI6ae lin.
6IScn. enbid min ieoer ibneu ehmat Elm enoe maden mo obretncn.
Gas lit peridnOfd. aber fir Die Tndt 6s ariegsseoanteus abr Die
genitbeit tit nod b~e5eidnenSer, bb bic gGosHtFet SS arieses 6ns
Sntrefe fir oue8 anoere aud bier iberidottet Sosar bas 3ntereie fit
ben GrieSen @Qertos.
RiemonO reject mebr BON gPegho, mo Die 9oien, nenigfens fir ben
augenblid, ru)en um6 Observation-Disclosures i'm Gauae limo. 5ofougc
fe finpFten, fnno es i'm @iteIpuntt os 5nterefes. 8enn fe tiftia
naterfdmphen, Diroe es Oas Surefe nit 6eterreif rn6 Serbiens
@~offengang tefen.
Srabe ausF&hn fir Die gbibaftme 6s ariesss.
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Sin frn6tbarts Sa5r and in sdaSliuo,r.

&s 5nbr 1914 bot inns an gOoenproounen llcberfmb ocbrodt -
a0er ah an Sdaoltnaei. Sn Staute gp Dort irhi Die Suidrede in
aroBcn SdparH1en aui nnS Dernidtt ales @ras lmo aaes getreioe, bas
nod ntt ref it, uS bier bel rms in Chic, mic ama IN Der fmoeoeuS
BON Baltimore trtt Der gringcidrbe Seerpurn. Die aauvc zines fleinen
erdrnen Rodtstmetcrliuss BON maefabr erucm 3oa Sr5be, III Mil
donen aut ole &eiSen tm0 RofapIase un6 ole @auddie I'M Sn @artcn
3erloreno. NE gloge orobt cine 10 ernfe Rair ansunspraL oqb Ser
Sonpi aegen tie aut9enonunen Usrocn iolte Ter Irum Ibt lid Iribi
betampfeH. Gin gntrs umo btuises 92iheI 1T cine mtfdma RON efnem
gtertelpiuno Poriier @rtH pro etuem gmt Siup, in goler perSfrnt
iooob Is onS Gnsic5eu bon rtt oannem alcter erbdft grs miro NIT
~ Ftlfo alete permengt un6 iber bu RairnpIat acportcn. ole rae
man @raslameL los the man ipot nbenos oor fral mor1cns. Gin
ano'rrS VstteI 1T "Gricnatc Of 2eab", Elm 9fnh af 10 GoLpnrn TnHer.
baS nit Der @cBtanrN oOer enem ouOepu eprcneoppnrai uhr Raieu.
pIaRe u6 Strauder berht nr6.
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Gin Die OeutI6en Ocreine in Ne6raS6al

mir in Der beutigen Ertbane bic
9eihlitiie ser aeitrigen oeiitideu
WlaiieHUeriammIuna BON omaha IN
oeutiher Ilno engliider Sprade ab,
georudt, Gieie NroteitbeidIliie ton'
neu bon allen 0eutideu gcreiuen
i'm Staate anaeuommen uuo oaur
ole 2nnopreiie pernnIaBt per0eu iC
Dortlih abiuoruden. Beigert iC
iid oos 8u t6un, 10 ioaten oie oeitt.
idlen geretne oaiiir be8ahIeu. Gem
Die @abrhrit muB an Den Tag mc
Der iniamcn Sebrrei uluB cin tr1i.
tiges Salt aeboteu mcroen. 7ratidC
in 9ebrasta, tbHt Sure gflidt!
Idtungspoa.
gal. s. Better.
@rdiioent oes Staatsberban0es
Retrasfa.
Die Oeutide Vreiie beS Staates
III aebeten, bierpon gtoti3 81 nebmen.
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eeIrbeu Der gauf in sob oSr einer. 60 bldtt ibm oas eoa fiji
Ole agolehnua her nnsIanbf6en DctAruneen. amb IS bat oas SuteE
nm Dem ahiuut Der Mcaatfhen ~ bcstsHm. On ben 2dneen uit rel
ar ~Soopa6rpHs mdien Die a~snetIihm nit @oIS bciaphdtat peroe
limo Ohs b%suurhert Die fir arieasseohriHiNs ~bcrfiabarrH gorrate.
eusn trUu s~nhdebeuOe aIacutnen arke pirSe Die @otOud6
rmS in europa IcbfpcrhdnOaa ibcrkben. Gtuen Lauaeu fanr. Gs prot
sum Northumberland an amerita perhen. im0 nm oke StuIosn IN
@oIopertcn abtrasen 81 f0Hnen uno bod ben inldnbifhen gcrEebr mieSe.
auiBuboueu, bott ~pobrHdenIih sur Doppelpabuns %5uradtsbren m +
len. WfrSeiens 81 elmer eup bsocutenO arobctcn 9iberausprdgume
rHo oeraufebuua OeSgetraos. fir 6u silbr i'm eigeneuQanot ecrtihes
8ablmsSmuteI gr geaehuua ouer GorOerunasn marc, ME Is in
9euthInnb Der 1aIer bis Dor peniseu Sabrn nod in mbehrdntteu
gabe NOR.
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81. grpbe nuf Nnrppns @pInua6rnnn.

Ter 4reg, Der europa orobt pr0 nHt rur Die Shlasierhetet Der
Goffen alf bic itpere grobe teden, IonOsrn aud Dos beutige GOIODab-
nnespfent nr0 su betpeien boben, Oh pg bic Gait 5u troaeu oerudG
bic uf fbn auebaut it, ODER Oh es nur elm gut1ethrsSpten 1T.
DAB es erobe 5hmahen in sriien ne ben iesiseu bot, 5est ff 10.
gar in england, no audi Die gang 9oridheen sur gonf ir0nen, Inn fd
Biz 8anfnotet in tubRs unO faeres Cob einmehieIn 81 Iaien. Nun
gebt e iebr bMI mebr ganfnohn us Sob. 5ranfreit, Oos seiesld nod
Die Doppelrabrng bat, lit m IoIden Gdnen beHer 6aran es sablt nd
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stns s4anSIidIsit neatn aeslspeIt.

Die Ten grt aQOdb" I4rtbt iariaff8:
Der beige Commercial. Der Elm supuGdfF9ss giransblht Ien mill,
ttriaht:
.PtHs6ursG 10. SuI. eta5nro5i unO DtabnaoG onan oesru nm
SlOO pro 9Onns in bic So9s Dos 1T cine bOaaalfae qntport fin Die
Rsfs DE neuTlths gsiruHg in Der Ge6aftspsrbdtniffn rbt Mort
babeu pOIsn. Die DniIOfins Node ,dantt Fa I'm Hbrigcn baburd aus.
oaB H4r anfrdS'n ibsr s%au.Dlateral tnhtn, ais itmas suDor in Der
Gti4t4e hes stabsdadfts."
odtt Der Commercial nat bnftin fOeu. qatsbpro6 finn, tr.
to1rsn grsis bsrefnsn, neil bos gang, 2mb NIT Der qnupn. qrbeft tr
0sr1ash uno osuti4n Stn4PrOouttiOu buiaDsmmt ii. DAT ghtsoara6
oo1ln plane, ben Prss per 9unn. um $40 bsrnbsufebcn, unb ale 5abriten
~ iPiNBsn' oa Der otmotrntti4s Gorif rs ~unm0gIf6 mude,
't9sRp stDas 3u fabri3ieren, anger RuIdmitGtss
.gebtut9
Der Sta3lbrnbtbsiHt bss Commercial III btsbab bsionOtrs unonue.
braft, neil Der ObrF4 Dor tussm in gftsburab cine aeb. bist. in Der
II iorsfaltts Die i4dbIi4c DrtuHg Der 9aifrsOfFOn aussiuaaSsrest..
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Ser tihIuB Der bieRn gorien bcOelti uobI 6oubtiatfd, Dab
ooolrh, BOB ncnouben @eIegcnbet gegebcn miro, ieine gapicre gum
9erfani an5ubieteus elm f~ortpobrenoes llnterbhten nnos iomit Elm unob.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-14

he or she really has become a skilled
worker.
Glove making is already taught in
the schools and one of our own girls
is a teacher. You can readily see,
therefore, the necessity of combining
the teaching of this branch, we will
say, with the imparting of knowledge
of the wages which glove workers re-
ceive, and we are hoping it will not
be long before everyone recognizes
it."
Then Miss Anderson smiled that
slow, hopeful smile she sometimes
wears.
Its bound to come" she added.
and they can call it what they
please, we do not care, so long as it
is taught"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-14
KOHLSAAT STEALS A MARCH ON
GEORGE HINMAN

Herman H. Kohlsaat, present boss
of the Inter-Ocean, stole a march on
George Wheeler Human, former
boss, and got himself appointed fed
eral receiver for the Inter-Ocean.
The appointment of a receivership
for the paper grew out of the suit for
$92,252 filed by Human against
Kohlsaat. This money is the unpaid
balance Of a note given September,
1912, for SLIT, 500.
After the filing of the suit Kohl
saat apparently smelled something in
the air, for shortly afterward Atty
Levy Mayer, representing a friendly
creditor, applied to Federal Judge
Carpenter for the appointment of
Kohlsaat as receiver.
They were just in time, for a min
ute later Atty Lewis E. Hart, rep
resenting Human, applied to Judge
Baldwin, Circuit Court, for the ap-
pointment of a receiver. Human
wanted R. ]. Mooney, his former as
sociate in the publication of the In
ter-Ocean, as receiver.
Kohlsaat gave $4,000 bonds as re-
ceiver.
In a statement on the front page
this morning the Inter-Ocean says
that the present complication merely
grew out of the litigation regarding