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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14

I30.5 gentimeter Sfoba,Saubtsen,
mil benen einise Sorts aririert ipd'
rem. ieien auf ben Siissl gebr6ff NOR.
oem nm oas ipiitbenoe 5eiier BORT
gum Sdneigen 5u brlngeii, mo- li1
Die Mliiien In bier Sfcfiperfen iiber.
etnanoer einoaeroben nno beIeltigf
batien. Gs frnfte iuaufborlib IN
tieiitem 9ab, nnb mir iuenn mol Elm
@inoltob bon onoersDo nls iiioDltlih
fam, ipor oud bas Scuer Der Beipehre
imS MaifineiigeiDebrc bernebnlbar.
SIN Dem uns ON nddNten geaeniiber.
iescabcn Siiselabbange tpuroen 5ipeI
SeiicIbnIIone geiiillt, Die iid) ipdter DIE
rliiiihen GteIlrngcn ari Dem Wtn'
sieru ron oben beIcben ioIlten. Sn
Ger Yitte bes g,onoramas bing ld,cn
felt Stlnben Elm DrnhenbaIonL Der
in benz BON einem brenneuoen Dorie
aufiteigenben Gaulm tpie einc rleligc
raudernoe Biirit aiisinb. Sn Der
lang bernbbdneenben @onoel itaito
elm gseobahtrr. @eitcr nad Rcroen
an anbcrn Gnbc bes Solbtreiies be.
gam iid, nod ein rinioer SeiieIbaIlcn
in bic 2iite 5n crheben. Gnh Die
JIngmaid)ine ieblte nifit; es mar, tae
Sas areu5 om enbe ertennen lieB,
cine ocuti6e. ,mb iie fam bon ysorotli,
Ipober Die gluiien Silfe in Stdrtc
stpeier strmeeforps er1uarteu iclleu.
ssn Der giibtiug bes 9rahenbaIlons !;
ober ipeiter BON rns eutfernt, friefi
pl5tIib etpas iiber nadte SeIoer dnr
slnb6be binanf. 9urd bas @Ias &C.
ieben iinS es RuuitionsfoIonnen unD
iie frieden nid)t, ionoern galoppieren.
Die onnfIem bid)t ON ben abhdngen
iid bdilfenoen Wiaiien iino weierpeH
imb anberes slriessuoIf; bic nod nidt
In Den aanlpf eingegriffen babei. Dn
raut,en aud gnn5e Heiben BON 5eio-
6ddcreieu. Sod, ndber geipabrt man
rielige Wago5ine, BON melt lelld)tenoen
planen bebedt, imb iuie gelu0bulit
itredt bas arieosungebeiicr, oas melt
0a porn oonnert NIB frad,t iino
Seuer lino giien iprit, iciue TiIbler
uno gaueer, Ole 9rainfolonnerl, tpeIt
IN Das ganBc aonb fiilein. wlit &c.
.pcbr uno @eidiis allein fam nlall
nid,t iiegen, es geb6rt aud groo oasu,
sSoiepb Serrings,
ssriegSberifteritatter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14

Seebon6eIs hatten ii9 sesen Dsutids
Lamb perf9poren unb es mar nur eine
5rase Der 3eit, bis bic 0erfdpDrunS
gum 4usbruh tommen piirbe. Nubs
lamb siinbete bas ABulperfab an. 9lls
Sejterrei9 nit Serbien untsrbanbelt.,
Inn 2ebteres Su peranlaiisn. oab ss
@enustbuuns fir bic Grmorouns oes
Diterrei6iidsn Sbronfolsers sepdbrs
uno 9arantieen sebe, bab ss feline glsis
tation in ben flapiiden proDinasn
Oeiterreid>s einitelIe ipp[le, mar Sers
bien bereit, oieie 8ebinsunsen gu err
filen, aber Rublanb trat ba5tpiI9en.
Der @runo miro in Der Hote bes enuz
liiaen 9otI9ufters in ct. petersburg
anseseben. Rublanb fiir9tete, bdB
penn Ssrbisn thue, mas Re6t uno
Tlidt ibm sebOten, Der ruiIiihe Gins
flub i'm 8altan i9pinoen tperoe uno
auf bns @eripre9en Oes 3aren. ibm
beisuitsben, pertpeigerte Serbien bic
Gdrantieen, bic es gu setpGbren bereit
mar. Qls bann Seiterreid in Ser
bien einriidte, mahte Rubldno mobil.
Sn Wabrheit bate es beimIi4 f9on
Monate pprber bie Sruppen in 9ereits
ibaft seIebt. glls Der &aiIer bunn iit)
bemiibts, Jrantreih unb gnslanb aus
oem &riege beraus5ubalten, tpuroe ef
abgsipisien, neil eben bic brei Wlddts
ii6 bas gDprt seeeben bdtten. iiber
Deuti6luno bersufanen. Damn eri |
900 Oeutialdnb bonn 2eSer. IS tonnte
ni6t einen Moment lGnger parten
benn bic Transoien itanben bereits an
Der beIoii6sn 9ren5e, I'M BON bort aus
in Seutf6lanb einsubreten. SsSn iols
der @eife 1T Der &rieg entitanoen
ni6t aus lleberitiirsung unb ni4t aus
romantiidsm unaeitiim, ionbern neil
bic Tsincs asaen Dsutidldno i'm aHs
marid tparen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14

gs 1T erfreulid bsri6ten gu
tDnnen, bab in Der finan5islen unS
seI6dftli6en Gage Elm beoeutenost
9(ufi9puns gum geiiersn gu per5ei4j
nen 1T. Man tann bas abertaum iibef'
raI6enb nennen, benn bic 9eoriittbeit,
bic ii6 nit Dem 8esinn oss arieSes
einitelte, mar Die 5olge elmer pas
nit, Die ni6t Ianse pauern tonnts.
alg Gnglanb ben Martt nit ameritas
nif6en papieren iibsrflutbete, purosn
sic geep gorter 8unteu dngitlia. Sic
flrdteten, bab man ihnen ale Depot
ten entsiebsn tpiiroe, lin bic Eaptere
su taufen, tbeils aug 3pans, I'm etnsn
groben &uraiturs Su perbinbern, tbstls
Inn lie su cinem billisen 9reiie gu ers
perben. Die g2eip gurtsr ganten be-
i6rGnttsn bsn Grebit, mas Die ganten
in ben iibrigsn SbeileH BEG Sanoes
stpang, bas @leids gu tbun. Diele
9lnsit 1T jest gepiheH, llngetp0bnlta
reide grnten unb Elm ftartsr grport
pon grobitoffsn, iotpie BON sriegsmas
terial itaffen eine Siinftige Sunosls'
6ilan,, 10 oab cine itarts Gut8isbun9
DON SoIb niat su befiiratsn 1T. BE.
fonbers beiapittissno bat bic auf
na6it.n Wontag aHgeIsste GrOfTnuH5
Der gteierpebantsn setpirtt. Sds bss
rubiat in mebr als elmer Rihtuna.
Tiirs grite pirb es ben 8anten ntdt
me6r an 9elb feblen, bd lie in ben
Stanb qeIest iinb, faas ibre geitdnSe
nidt ousreiaen, I'm lire aunoen 81
bebienen, ii9 auf bic Noten iRrsr
9unoen 9elo DON ben Rsierpsbunten
su beI6aFfen. 8es Wsitsren Diro
bobur9 Der ameritaniI6e Sonbel IN
einem gr1beren Mtabs, uls je 5upor.
auf 9reoit, itatt @elo, baitrt, iobab Der
ginnenbanbsl iebr penig 9plo beoarf
unb IN sSolse beHen Elm etpd ii6 fpiss
Der einiteGenber @bflub BON Sob
feline 8eunru6tgung erregen fpuros.
Oirett Dem Nut6pung oes SinnenS
banbels, ipis sr ieBt rpabrnebmbar.
f5rberli6, 1T bic 91atIahe, DAP bi:
ganten pieber liberal i'm 9istontiren
finb. Die bisFerige geibrdntung bes
arebits bat obne Jrage ie9r bisl
gsibabst. 5obritauten tparen se5tDuns
gen, oen getrieb auf ben auaenbIitlis
den geOarf su bei6rdnten, Oa lie mid.
ipubtsn, oh lie bei anfertigung DON
8orrGtben uuf SreOit rednen tonnten.
Die slei@e llrIo6s stpan9 bic &nuFs
leute, iih i'm Giulesen BON Wudren
arobs gsf6rGntunsen oufsuerlelen.
0ieIer 3uitanb, Der bic OsrberbIihs
Dirfung elmer @ertruuensfriie ans
nabm. Bat iebt uufse96rt. mir t0n.
nen baber eriparten, buR bic Sabriteu
nunmetr eine qrDbere Thdtiateit ents
fqlten tperben unb bds III a(les mas
3ur 5e6ung bes alfsemeinen 8s'Adfts
notbpenbia III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14
esn Der GdlaAtirsnt 5fli&
@rssmpsl.
9rBempgL 90. Gfiobcr

Del 2enbcrg inO 3nnosc babci
mir mitllntcr eins oii brei gegen be
9iuIien gefampit, beuie inn gresenIpsl
f6npien mir ininer nod iteienmeiie
Gins al 5Dei nno finipfen boiler 3ii.
psrIidt, ben Sieg 81 errineen. Genn
min crit nal acgen cine riliIiiheNaft
tdmpfen, bic ms nidt nlebr an 3abl
iiberIeacn lit, iperoeu mir lie pernif1
fcnl" sIlio iprah Seiue Gr5cuen3 Be'
neral Horoenie, brr Aommunoant bcr
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observation-disclosures.

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|JOfspb 8. msinsartnsr. 20. 1913
I pbilomsno qlpe.
llusuitu araul., 20. Abb SamiItOn
Mpenus.
|GlifiOrb 8. asnnsti. 20. a24 on
I Rearl Ctr.
ls5IDrsnse Grapss. q, 331 on 8. CTR.
jgiObert 9. Butte. 25, giodnoie, %.
lNlrrn 3. Gong, "A, Dsnnifcn Srtsi.
lGari 81. 5atOba it,. %. 55s ulii&sa
I @ptnue.
li5risO0 8. Ssins. 81 SOC Dai Ctr.
lgDalSrou 6. ciIm0ur. 81. asbanon
Mptnue.
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Sie siu3elasu Bernie imariese.
Berlin, is. Siios.r 1914.

glab ben Grmittsluugeu Der setptrts
IdaftIi6en Gentralperbdnoe, bic aasrs
binss man6e aiidsn aufneifen. iinp
bem ,9oripdrts" 3ufoIse 589.755 Gs'
pertj4aftsmiisli.bsr Biz anfang Stp'
iemb.r gum Sssre einss5os.n ipOroen.
On Der Spibe itsben bic Metauorbsts
ter NIT 131 ,S91, bann folstn Bats
arbeiter 100, 900, aransportarbeits-
81, ,246, yabritarbeiter 44,429, 5olas
arbeit.r 44,06o, @srsarbeiier 25, 5,446,
3immerer 1916. Gsm.inosarbeitsr
1856, guabrudsr 1914, Ssyttlars
better 1876, Brauer.i. uno Wliihlen'
orbeit.r 1884, SHnsibsr 10.823,
WlaIer 9781, Dddsr unb aDnbitorsn
S211. Gieinarbeiisr 6705, Snubma'
der $500, Waidiniiten unb !5si,sr
6421, @lasarbeiter 1888, Gleiidxr
1884 uIm. Cine gang anSts Rsibsns
fplge srbdlt man. ipenn man bic eins'
besiebung Der sin5elnen Btrufs naf
pro5sntsn Der Witslitbsr bersanet.
Damn ersibi fid fclsenber:
Die pro,eni,abl Der gum arissss
bisnit sinsssOs.uen Witglisosr bsirns
gaiorbsiter 800, 5abritarbsiier 35.2,
3immersr 35.1, Bidder 1873. Da4s
S,dsr 3o.4, 0lafer 29.s, 5rdnspprts
arbttfer 29.6, 2tbtrdrbtiter 28.5.
gdrtRr 2S.3, Gieinfsbsr 274. Wles
| tallarbeiier 27.4, Hrauereiarbtiitr
27.4, Gdn.ib.r 27.2, GdiffsSimmsrer
26.6, gemtinbearbeittr 26.2. aupfsrs
! fhmisbe 25.6, 16pfss 25.6. GaIis
ipiribsssbiIfsn 25.4, g.rsarbsitsr $50.
sopesisrsr $50, Malfiniftsn 24.4,
WlaIer, 24.3. Solsarbsitsr 23.9. Gatts
Ter un6 porttfeuillsr 23.0, g0tider
22-3, Gteinarbeiter 22.2. Sutmaher
22.1, glosarbsiier 21.8. Hilobausr
21.2, AipbdIisure 1871, Hiirfdner
1911, 1u4bruder 1874, Ghuhmdhsr
1872, Jriieure $50. gipilmuiiitr
l17.7, 2anbarbsiter 17.2. photographer
III, 9ureuuansefteIlie 161, DuGbin'
Der 16.1, Sanblunssssbilfm 1874, glcs
tsnIts@sr 1852, Budbtudereis6 6ilfsars
better 14.9, Fsrtilarbtiter 14-5 urb
sabatarbsiter 11.3,
Wsnn man aud aus bisIsn 3oblen
isintn unbsbinstsn Ghlub onf bis iBrs
psrlits adtunssfdbistsii Der siuSeIs
nen gsruft siebsn ionn. 70 gebsn iie
bod EN- oHndtsrHDes Bib Der berufs
li6sn Militdriauglidieit.
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Santstas, ben IA. suuember 1914.

Der enslii9e premier I
ipeissrt iia, 9ustunft iiber Die Der
lutte su ertbeilen, pelhe bic Gngldnoer
in 5rantrei4 srIeiben, aus benz nahe'
liesenben @runoe, baB es bic ariessr
beseiiteruns in England ppaenns
auslDi6en piiroe. Sm 2i9te bic
Ter sbatia6en betradtet, 1T Die @prs
lage Der Regieruns, pelfpe bic 8eriptlr
lisuns 5ur 9lusbebuus BON apei UsiI'
lionsn Mann fprosrt, bic reinite Wino.
beutelei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14

pel QUlieltIt IutIUtN.
ge a dftisunssloiigtett It
i'm Winter lit ems Der grpben uno
I6piertgen probleme, nit pelden
ameritanifde StGbte gu tdmpfen ba,
ben. Sn eriter Reibe riibrt es BON ben
Gaiionarbeiten bsr, pie i'm ganses
perbe, peldes pG6renb bes Winters
ftodt. Cine anbere uriads, bic nlht
eeniigeno beriidfdtist Dirb, 1T bic
erobe gntfernuns spiiaen ben ar
beitssentern. Denn in elmer Staot bic
getriebe itodsn unb in elmer anberen
9lrbeit su finbeu mare, 1T es gei4dftts
aunssloIen pesen Der grobsn Reiietoa
iten unmDgli9, bic geIdGftisuHg aufs
suIu9en. no lie gu baben 1T. Oo6
lGbt ii6 NIT gseisnstsr Organization
0ie[es tbun, I'm bic Hotb au linoerH.
@erid,iebene St1bte i'm WeiteH babeH
fir IrbeitsIoie in iehr GROCER Sdhl
geI6dftisuns gefunoeH, inosm fie Or
beitgeber peranlabteH, getriebe, Die its
seIfIoHen batten, gum S9eil tpieoer slI
er6ffnen, pobsi fpabriaeinli4 Der bill
lige ao6n Der 8speggrunb mar. Oieisr
Qusipeg 1T ii6erli9 ni6t gu taoeln.
Sc lit beFsr, fir etpas tpeniser Sobr
gu arbeitsn, als gu hungern unb gu
frieren. Wltt singebenbeu Stubien bat
man iiA in Oregon befabt. ND Der
@inter piele SauIenbe, bic I'M Com
mer nit Sol3fdnen in ben Wdloern be
i6Gftigt iinb, in bic StGbte treibt unp
baour6 su elmer 6ffentlihen &alamitdt
perben. Die gmpfsblungen Der &om<
million fpeIde iia nit Der @ngeleaen'
heit befaBt fat, aeben babin, in ben
StGbten 4r5eitsgeleasnbeiten fir ben
Winter su idaffen, Elm beFeres Spitern
Der Qrbeitsnahtpeiie gu srri6ten, 70
oab bic 8ef6Gftiqun1loien in elmer
Staot bprtbiu gsi6idt lperben, lpp
man fir fie 8srpenbung Bot. BeIonoe.
rer Nuhhrud pirb aber barauf gelegt,
bnR Die Qlrbeiter oa5u erSoeen tperben,
duF Sen Dintsr su fparen. 2eBteres
ipirb tpobl nur 5u erreihen iein, oab
0s,gyn.. oofA1ffa,, t,,n,na,, trpIrho nanor
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or bat re cbf.

Stromer: Gin armsr ReifeHber -
5err: .,Der arm TIT, fon niHt rets
fen. af bieibe aud gu 5auie"
Strpmsr: Sum 5u 5aufe bieiben
babe iG eben fein @ei5."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14

Der GrfdtinunssD Gtu6t.
.0tribeibguna BIB gum Isbien wlunH"
60 prbnste ssSnig albert on.
Gb a. BON baunsu jeb!e -
DIR asnio 2tIbsrA Der esbk!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14

Die q q 9ri9tsn pOm arisss'
I9auplaBe lauten lpsitsr bDait befrie'
bisenD. Die ruiIiide Snpaiipn IN
9eutI6lonO lit cine Rptbe. Sn 5rant'
reid treiben bic Oeutiden Den Sell,
ben lie i'm Rorboiten seiflasen baben
ipeiter ein, ba bic 5ransoien ni4t msbr
i'm stanbe iiuo, Das 9orriiden uniers,
Sruppen oufsubaltsn. gaad ben sro'
BEN grfolgeu Der leBten Gage gu rr'
tbeiIen, 1T Der Gag ndbe. mann BIZ
9euti6en BEN MarId nu4 paris tpie'
Der antreteu iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-14

Cine meme gHtbedung iiber
bic llriadr. bes arieges tpiro BON Der
,Hefp 0ort gDeniug poit" erOrtert unO
iie lit e6snio.neu, tpis beluitigeno. Der
romantiIds Sinn bes &aiiers uno oes
oeutfhen 9oltes ba6en, pie jenes 8latt
bebuuptet, ben &risg entfehelt. Sn Ell.
nem Womsnt rDmantiiden Rappels
bat Der Gaiisr Den arieg ertldrt uno
bas Wolt, oas ebsnio tpenig nit
Tbdtiadsn re6rc babe iia an &riessa
luit berauI4t. Der Rebatteur jsnes
8lattes I6eint ben srobsn biitoriifeH
pro5eb, Der iid OolI5iebt, in Der Deifs
su ertldren, oab Der aaiIsr eines
Morgens aufseItanbeu 1T uno gu lei.
mem gsneralitabsdef geIagt fat: Did
judts in Der SanO, 9aueH mir auf bic
RuFen, 5ran5oien unb GngIdn0er
losl gu ioI6em llniinn bsritsisen iif
Siejenisen, tpel6e bic nadte unb 1dnbs
sreifli4e @abrbsit ni6t unsrtenneH
ipoGlen, oab Der arieg 0eutIdlanb ges
ipaltfam oufgeorunsen 1T, oaR ss ppr
Der Wabl, OF llntergang OOer Rettung
Der Ration, ii6 fir bas 2ebtere ent
i6iehen BAT. 9ollenns abiuro III oie
8ebauptung BON Der ploBlthteit uno
ltnertlGrlidteit Des ausbruds. Der
arieg i6psbte fhon isit iber ssbu
Sdbren in Der Cuff. Damals nubte
fton Deutibtdnb, mas ibm beoor
ftdnb. Qls Gonaro VII. fd RubIano
iino Srdnirsid anid,lob, mar Die ab-
iidt sreifbar. Ruififfe Raubiu4t,
fraHsDiif9e Ratfudt uuS ensliffsr
gl.ib iiber bas QInpadfen Sss osutT6fn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-20
HIS PARTY A Unit
MurdOck Says Bull Moose Will
Oppose Wilson Policy
OF Repeating Exemption Clause
of the Canal Bill.

Washington. March 20.-Representa-
tive Victor Murdock Of Kansas, leader
of the Progressives in the house, in a
statement issued today, announced thas
the PrOgressives in congress are sub
stantialy a unit against President
Wilson's plan of repeating the exemp-
tion of cOaStwise shipping from Pana-
ma canal tolls.
The PrOgressives in congress-" de-
clared Mr.. Murdock, "are substantially
a unit against the proposition to repeal
the toll exemption clause in the Pan
anna canal act. Both Democrats and
Republicans are hopelessly divided. A
little over one year ago all three par
ties covenanted with the people to ex-
empt coastwise traffic. Today the Re-
publicans and Democrats as parties are
breaking their pledges. The Progress
sive party. free from the influence of
sectional or selfish interests, but actu-
ated by principle and united by mutual
conviction, is standing by the contract
1t made with the people.
Thirteen million voters in 1912
charged the American congress with
the duty OF carrying out their will in
this matter. To scOrn that mandate
OF the people now is to violate the prin-
ciple Of representative government and
to surrender the sovereignty of the
American people. Viewed either in
the light of technical interpreta-
tion or in the large sense Of national
sovereignty and OF universally recog-
nized rule, there IL no violation of the
Hay-Pauncefote treaty in the exemp-
ton from tolls OF our coastwfse ship
ping"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-20
SUES MINERS union.
The G. F. and 1. Asks Damages OF
$1,OOO,OOO.

Trinidad, March Exchanging a COM
bination by the United Mine Workers
Of America to injure the business Of
the coal corporation, a suit asking for
damages to the amount of 81 .00O, 900 and
body judgment against President John
p. White, Vice President Frank J.
Hayes and a score of others, was filed
today in the district court of Las AMI
mas county by the Colorado Fuel and
Iron company.
The complaint charges. in further
ance of the alleged combination and
conspiracy. the United Mine Workers
OF America officials caused large
quantities of guns and ammunition to
be purchased for use and which were
used in terrifying the employees of
plaintiff into striking and defendants
caused fnflammatory and intimidat-
ing speeches to be made to plaintiffs 8
said employees, which speeches con-
tanned intimatfons and insinuations
and statements that personal injury
and abuse would come to those who
failed to respond to said call Of strike.
1t is declared that about one-half
Of the employees of the company will
ingly went out on strike, and that the
other portion did so because the pur-
chase of arms and ammunition had
caused them to fear personal abuse
or bodily injury if they remained.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-20
VOTE FOR 4 STRIKE.
Shoe Workers Council Will Call Out
1000 Men.

Portsmouth. o.. March 2o.-After an
al! night session the Joint council Of
the United Shoe Workers Of America,
this morning. called strike in the
factories operated by the Selby. Drew
and Excelsior companies in this city.
Approximately 4.00c employees are af-
fected.
The meeting of the joint council came
as a result Of the abrogation by the
manufacturers of the working agree
ment between the employers and en-
ployees and state industrial commits
sion, which resulted in a settlement Of
a recent strike affecting the same COM
panies. The employers demanded that
all employees sign new mo strike
agreement for a period Of six months
or be discharged.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-20
IN GRIP OF THE TRUST
Eighty Per Cent Of Wisconsin Dairy
Products Under Control.

Madison, Wis. March 20.-Because
an Investigation conducted by the
Agricultural college and the state
board Of public affairs disclosed that
practically so per cent Of the butter
and cheese products of Wisconsin are
controlled by the -etfust.' which arbf-
trariiy fixed prices. the board, It be-
came known today. passed q resolu-
ton requesting the governor to ap-
point committee of Wisconsin farm
ers. to attend the second national con-
ference on marketing and farm cred
its. to be held in Chicago April 14-17.
The resolution was considered as a
rap at the Elgin board Of trade and
the Wisconsin delegates will go to
Chicago with resolutions asking for
specific amendments to the Sherman
antitrust law, changes in which are
now pending before congress.
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ON ANOTHER TACK.
Woman Suffrage Is Again Brought
Before the Senate.

Washington. March 2O.-Woman
suffrage came to the fore in the SEN
ate again today and q new resolution
for a constitutional amendment was
proposed by Senator Shafroth to take
1t would require states to decide the
suffrage question for themselves,
whenever five per cent Of the voters
petitioned for it. The first fight de-
veloped when Mr.. Shafroth asked to
have the resolution sent to the suf-
frage committee. Senators who voted
against yesterdays resolution wanted
it to go to the judiciary committee but
were beaten, 81 to rs.
Senator Bristow reintroduced the
Chamberlain suffrage resolution.
Il want the good women Of this
country to have this resolution before
congress 30 that they may carry on
their campaign" said Senator Brfs-
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CANAL OFFICERS.
Positions Are Distributed Among
Branches of Army and Navy.

Washington, March 2O.-Officers to
have charge of the various depart
ments of the Panama canal were an
nounced today.
Governor and chief of the depart
ment of operation and maintenance
will be Col. George w. Goethals; en-
gineer OF maintenance, Col. Harry F.
Hodges; army engineers; superintend-
ent of transportation, Captain Super
iEtendent Hugh Rodman, U. S. N:
electrical engineer, Captain w. HI.
Rose. army engineers: chief quarter
master, Captain r. E. Wood, U. S.
cavalry Temporarily pending reor-
ganizatiOn Of the war department);
auditor. H. A. Smith; assistant. B. F.
Harrahan: chief health officer. Lieut..
Col. Charles F. Mason, medical corps
U. S. A.
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torney when the men charged with law
violations paid their nnes and costs.
including tat attorneys fees Again
Shepherd CHALLENGED the records. Joint
ists who pleaded guilty or were con-
victed in P1ttsburg were told by the
county attorney to go to 0irArd and
deliver themselves to the sheriff for jail
sentence, asserted the Fort Scott law
yer. And Shepherd referred to sworn
depositions.
Turkington's attorney charged that w.
p. Montgomery had himself become In
toxtcated while In Crawford county ON .
certain occAsion and he referred to depo0t.
tfonS to prove that his charges against
the assistant attorney general Were true.
Many Of the Turington charges were de-
MED by Shepherd and refuted In deposit
lions died with the court. Shepherd urged
that Huntington had not only done his
full! duty: but had been z dillgsnt alert
the case against the Crawford county
sheriff Xas Inspired BY politicians and
or. as one of tho mon who sought to cause
Turkingt0n's ouster.
Thu case was heard by the supreme
court in chambers and at the conclusion
Of arguments, no indication was made -
to the probable date Of = decision In the
case.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-20
TO SUCCEED MOORE.
Robert Lansing Of New York Is Picked
for the Place.

Washington, March 2O.-Robert
Lansing Of New York and Cone john
son Of Texas will be nominated coun-
sellor and solicitor,Srespectitel Of the
state department. according to an
nouncement from the White House
today. Mr.. Lansfhg Il an associate
editor Of the American Journal Of In
ternational Law and the author of
several works ON international sub
jects. He viii succeed John Bassett
Moore. He is SO years old. was asso-
ciate counsel for the United States in
the Bering sea arbitration in 1892
%; counsel for the United States in
the Bering sea claims commission.
1S96-97: solicitor for the United States
ON the Alaskan boundary tribunal,
1903; counsel In tho arbitration at The
Hague in 1909 OF the North Atlantic
coast fisheries case. His home is in
Watertown, N. J.
Mr.. johnson, who will succeed
Joseph w. Folk al solicitor, is about
~ years old. and according to the
statement issued from the White
House today, is Zone of the most bril-
liant lawyers In Texas" He was q
candidate for the United States senate
once but retired from the contest on
account Of i'll health.