davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-08-07
INDEMNITY COMPANIES GIVEN
LICENSES TO OPERATE

Yielding to the appeal OF the Liability
Insurance companies, Frank Taggart,
State Superintendent of Insurance, has
granted them the privilege of writing
workman'S compensation insurance in
Ohio
This action OF the Insurance Super
intcndcnt is in contravcntion of the rules
of the State Industrial Commission and
over the protest OF the Ohio State Fed
Grafton OF Labor 1t has not been dclin-
itcly decided what action will be taken
to test the legality of the ruling OF the
Insurance Superintendent.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-08-07
A TRAGEDY.

\ bank failure is always a
tragedy, but when the bank is of
the savings variety, it is more
than a tragcdy-it is a public
calamity, for it causes so many
people To- lose confidence in human
nature. says the TT, Worth Union
Banner.
In the case of the Fort Worth
Bank * Trust Co., some 5000 de
positorS were caught, and most
If not all OF them were working
men and women, widows and or
phans, "A class OF people who of
necessity must place their conf
dence i'm others. Which reminds
Us that ii was but few weeks
ago when the dead president of
this looted bank was wined and
dincd by the business men OF Fort
Worth and held up to the public
as a great benciactor, as a mar
with the biggest heart ever, liav-
ing deceived the business men
what could one expect for tn,
working people? And yet at the
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-08-07
ARE WE PRO-ALLY?

The Labor Advocate is in re-
ceipt of a letter signed "A Read
cr," protesting against the posi-
tion this paper has taken on the
European war The writer couch
es his letter in such mild and gen
tlcmanly terms and is so free
from rancor or bombast that we
break our rule not to reply to
anonymous communications and
will state our position for his ben
eft.
He accuses us of attacking the
acts of the Germans while re-
naming silent in regard to Eng
land. This is true. But so far
England has given us no cause
for attack. She has not wantonly
murdered non-Combatants, inClud-
ing more than one hundred Amer
leans. She has, so far, been ex-
tremely and commcndably care.
/ f,,1 ,l ,i, l;,,c ,G ,,,,, ,,,,l,,t
and meutrals. She has sunk nC
armed or unarmed paSSenge
vessels. She has not sent sub
marines, stealthily, like an as
sasSin, to murder women and chill
dren.
Germany has done all thcs
things. Therefore, the Labor Ad
voCate has protested in no mil
terms against such acts, but it ha
been no more drastic in its Ger
sure than has President Wilso
; who is receiving the unqualihe
support, not only of all true Amer
leans, but Of humanitarians OF ever
. country
5 The Labor Advocate is only il
5 cidcntally interested in whether
t few ships loads OF goods sent /
j American manufacturers reac
I their destination or not. That
c matter of international la
II which has its remedy and redre
10 in diplomacy and the courts,
l, There is no reason why any ci
c izen OF this country, unless he
e shipping CargOeS across the OCea
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-08-07
MINNESOTA UNIONISTS MEET.

Winona, Minn.-The thirty-third an
nual convention of the State Federation
of Labor, held in this city, declared for
state insurance administered by the
state and indorsed movement looking
to the repeal of the garnishment law.
President Hall and Secretary Treasurer
Lawson were reelected and flibblng
was chosen as the next convention city.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-08-07
DEATH IN THE MINES.

Christopher, Ill-Eight miners killed,
eight dangerously wounded and a score
less seriously wounded is the result OF
an explosion here in mine No. ! OF the
United Coal Mining Company. Most OF
the seriously wounded, it is believed,
will die. The cause of the explosion is
being investigated.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-08-07
HIGHER RATES FOR LABORERS.

IIazelton, Pa-At the three district
convention of miners to be held in Sep
tember, delegates from this section will
urge a higher wage rate to laborers
on outside work. The present minimum
is Sl.65 a day, 1t is hoped this will be
increased to So
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-08-07
STEEL WORKERS ORGANIZE

Warren, Ohio.-A local Of steel work
crs has been organized in this city and
affiliated to the Amalgamated Associa-
ton Of Iron. Steel and Tin Workers.
The labor advocate. [volume] (Cincinnati, Ohio) 1912-1937, 1915-08-07
FAVOR STATE PRINTER LAW.

Ntlauta. Ga-Printers in this state are
urging the Georgia legislature to pass
law creating the office OF state printer,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
Bap Ernrttn.
Gn Matomobiltur pDer Slagmar.
ferne neb 851rn.

Gin IutomobiItur ODER Glagn1or=
ferne be0 @5uro 1filbres al @ra1l=
billie Sortesc11e n1eo ben ruSfife
O~berfommanbos Gilla6elie.
&an '{ifriber 81. a.:
S Morges inee6e set, % Sen tri=
ite, bruno polite @lette er flebt /
g~lIitre11oe bbiot. Dper os en- ifi6-
Ben, iblbgraa Simn,el, Der f11apt ip=
neg at hGre bgiere ems ct great
|@hueloH. Moo Nor6 1trafffer. ct
8ar &raer 6eres 11ggne Creme Ito
i Eombeoen og mailer en- tom 8Iet
paa 2erreoet5 graa og bbi0c.
Set er Slaglmofabet. Bag
&reerne oerberne flp6er 85urd.
Soran oS breoer @letten. fig fIao
og tom, og bi1t og Ger forte 8riffffer,
eniomme @aaroe, meoens man moo
900 plner 2on6ebelen til &aliib,
inofatt of en- lang 2inie at lpo=
lp{e Greer. Mo6 @eit Iigger go
boc5eb, ct mprft Summeniuri,1m al
SuSn1asier nar beb 8eien, lom nar=
mer Jig Slo6e11.
@iennem bette aanoFob frpber
biit og Der Sfiffelier. Set er trette
@ptterey bbis imoa Sete la6er Sec
len benge 6bbt neo moo Sor6e11.
Sgiaa &attonererne be6 8atteriet til
bb1re er trate, og fun iinlloent
berer mon Sen 6nn1pe, b11l0ren6e
Heit fra 6eres &anoner. Sag
Spnsfre6ien MOS Moro RULER ion1
Sorbenbrog ct mangetemmtgt &or
at &arot1er. Sra Eregrltppen fo1n=
nter en- o116en Stei - set en- Ge-
bartloens 2po. Sen bar allere6e
braget belle Worgenitnn6et; men leg
tan tire mig 9inet1e us af Sopeot
|1ioen at lie nogen SoI6at. Man bar
|bift mig 6ereg Sfpttffegrape; men set
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
Kriprn ny Ertn1tinru

Ser ct; obermaa6e n1eget, lonr 6en=
ne &r1g bar qobnet bore @ine for.
Set CT al6eles flart, at u66annel'e,
lof ct 6olf til M%ilitartieneite fere1
fpr ellen ienere-h til &rig. Oct. CT
fuloltGn6ig Sumbug, 11aar n1ar be:
raaber fig paa, at Set Ell for at BE-
bare Sreoen. &rigen dobenbarer %
enooioere, at. @onger og .&eifere og
bpao oerom: 1ltter g::.:,sSunfere %
Militio=O pltpltning' er ben :fter1te
ulDffe / 8er0en,. iom set. ogfao
bite Jig at bore for Ssraels Soft:
So Here &onger og &eiiere>. oesfIere
&rige; bet Ell alti6 fra 6iSie og Sc
res Saanblangere at &rigen TONI
mer.
Man bar lan meget troblt n1eo at
u6fin6e, bborfro 6enne &,rig tom;
bet er Dog megt rcmt og lige til:
On Brt1ts og BrinieSie bleb brebt /
|!Serbien, iaa .foer Sen gamle otter
{rigife @onge / @arniif, I'LL {fuloe
belle Oct ierbi}fe Golf fn1t1es. - Set
lh1loe babe bGret ct Yor o116re Nen.
teifer. ser. har brebt = tror s 1do,
noget lignenbc bar -Tet? -geei, S
fan tro neil Men 8ri,1s og :@rin=
jesie = ino6nnt ct Soft bpr- Iettcs
LAT Soroen! = &bilfen l1fpffe boooe
for Serbien og 9iterrig, at Be bar
&onge, Bri1s og Eriniesie. = Sen,
ne neoeroragtige 9oeleggelie al
1Serbie1 taaIer SEN rusiiife @eife1
lite og begpn6er at rulte. Men MI
par Den tpffe @eiier Der - set bo1
brilliant! nu lfal Sc babe @lops
itop> min @errel Ieo set iii SEN rus.
ltlfe; men oct iDnes &usIere1t iifffft
ONT og fortiutte. - Sranfrig pq
Ruslon6 bar So1terbrpbre, Iaa Del
bar 10 ligerneget, bbem man fog IgS
boo ferit, og Sronfrig bar Epif:
lambs ga1nle. Sierbe, lao bem fac
Banfene ferit. gu biz leg otter
1 "
beoe Ser Iagge Marfe ill., at Sc:
belle Ell en- Gorbdnoling meIlem Sci
fere og &onger, Der ct &rigsoiebe
len itotioneret. Sngen u6en Ep}f
1ano bar forbereot til @rig. $ obel
Ell Menneffealoer bar 6enne 6orbe
reoelie baret, lite min6re en6 eli be'
8eroen mao li6e 1erun6er, og 81
bar nnoerfuet og pIaget Sc in1oa o1t
neftereoe 2an6e, @1inis=2otbringen
Eolen og Sbnoerjpunn6; fratqge1
Dem oeres Sprog og gie1oommelig.
beoer og paatbltnget tpffe Sprog oe
]SRoer og ltraffet BEN mi11oltt
DbertraoeHe pao set gr11iomite
ben Senfeenoe. SIT bette i Sen Gib,
% ben militere Manb bar Magten
fot1 M er 8eroe11s frbgteIigite Sps:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

bonn % fifre omerifanife Borgert
ben fltloe Sor0el at oeres ~o,rerfien6-
tie &%ettigbeoer paa De oDerigtife gor.
bnt1be.
Broteltm i Scooter, til Gnglonf
MOO brittle @ofaroiifibes Mnbenoel-
ie Of BET an.erifanife Stag er affat.
ft / noget miIbere l10trpf, bbilfe1
ffDloeS ben Dmftanoigbeb, at sen
lite bar. funnel baieres pao ct fac
fat @r,tnolag fom Brotelte11 ii!
Spiflan6. Set bar ne1niig til olle
Eioer bnret en- at ulle Motioner al
min6elig .anben6t @rigSliit at igge
at FIRE Sien6en bag 2pfet beb at
bette ct ,teltralt SANDS Stag. Set
inorammes ogiua i Soften, at Ser
life efititerer nogen Sob imo6 oerne
|@fif. Den am%erifonife @egierinq
bGb6er imi6lertib, at Ell oImin6eIiq
WeiSbrug at .ne1ttraIe Mationers
Stag er ct 8rub pun internationoIe
Benfabsforbnlb, Ser let Tan bringe
oisie 2onbes Sfibe og Borgere i
Sore, og SEN ami er oct oerfor 1orr1
cit ntoralif 8ligt fra frigsferenbe
2anbe at 1in6goa en- olmin6elia
8r1tg af 11eutroIe Stag, ipecielt u11-
Der Sc Sm1tenbigbe6er, 1om I'LL eff
Iterer.
0fentliggierellen at Note1s Sno=
bol6 bafte ct fort Mgre iaabel / Of
ficielle font 6iMomatiife &reb1e
MoIbington, og er leit mes seSl1te=
reS1e belle 2anbet ober. &erom te-
legroferes fra @o1bington:
2esningen al 6en officielle Gelt
Be to Softer fra Be Gor. @tater til
Spiflon6 og Storbritanrie11. bar i
officiele og 6iplomatiffe &reoie bafftt
EFT $ntens sSnteresie GpbraSmoalet
ON, bba6 6tsie: to frigfere116e Meug-
tiers Gbar bill bIibe. .
Set ol%min6elige syn6trpf ct. at
begge @oter / &ln1inbeli9be6 billi-
ges al 6e ne11traIe Diplomoter, fpez
cielt paa @run6 nf, at 6ereS Meaie=
ringers og 6e: Sor. Gtoters Snteres-
let er fGnes.
On magtig neutral @tats officicl:
.u6talte Misbilligelie of 8rugen al
nertrole San6es Stag og oe Mngreb
pan> Sanoelsifibe, bbormeo Gpiflon6
trrer, antages at billie boce en- gu11=
.itig 8irfinng.
Set dntogcs for ionoipntigt, at
ben omerifanife @~eGjerings Moter
bill b1ibe efterfulet af en-. Geuespro.
teit fra Be TIE ifan6inobiife 2onoc
boooe til Gbfflo116 % til @torbritan.
MEN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
Maar man pil 81 paa slasmarfcn,

en fra11f 2ege, 9r. @osq1lc, for.
Teller ct &arilerbloD fplgcnof
Selboplebelie:
Set bar allere6e oe11 al,oe11 800.
bi(iieringsoag, at min @ornooms:
ben Charles Sugl1enin, TOM up til
mig for at itge Garbel. Serit troc.
oe jeg at set bar buns @ppg. @po6
pil6e ban bog / &rigen? S trc Ma1
bab6e ban li6t at Ell inige1rbe SUI:
berfuloie, % / De it6fte fen M1aq=
neber bab6e ban 0aglig ippfte1
@loo. s @omn1erens 2gb bar bol1
for lao blot bleber cit 6ntl1le Re
ore> ioa ban fut6e goa us, raar Sci
bar go6t SER utenr bans Soitcon=
|falb bar ligeiaa bol6iolnme iom fer.
Seq ing6e bog life i'll banu, bDa6
LEG tenfte; BET bil6e finn bobe DC
6rgbet bam. Me11 leg: oniaa SCI
for min Bligt font 2nge at min0e
|bam ON, at ban ita0ig bar Refonba=
lescent 90 bur6e 1foane Jig. til BON
bar bIeben belt raif; men. ba11 pro
|teitereoe: vMI6eles lite, ieg bil fple
mia lhffffeIig ober Of f11r11e DpfDl0e
mine Bligter moo nit Tr6relanb,
tro6s min 5Bg6om eller ntoaife
.inarere paa @n1n6 of 6en."
rSSeg i%n6remmer," ipare6e ieg,
rot sin Observation-Disclosures er al
sore ber6, men tenf alligebel libt
ODER @agen. Seq THRILLER i%ngenlun=
|6e paa bit Mo6, men preb fprit
npie Sig: ielb. Mnaife En- oct bele
fun Ell p%l11oielig opblusfenoe Be
gei}tring elIer Ell o~beripanbt Seer
beiitet. Sror SIT ogiaa, Oh fam no-
|hoI6e De Iange, anitrRngen6e Mar=
1cber, lite at tale ON De boloiomme
Mngreb og Moba1greb / al Slags
|8eir> Sc isfoI6e Mntter 1tn0er aabe1
Simmel? Mf bette fnn fnRffe ielb
ben fraftiglte &onitihution.
vMa, set bnrer forbnnbentlig fife
iaa lange," ibare6e BON rolig. ySeg
.bliber NOT en nf 6e f9rfte, Ser fall
Der, og ieg bill betragte BET ion Ell
2bffe for mig"
,SSeg benuorer birfelig DIT Sel-
te1np6.
Set er inaman6 life nogef at
be,1nore. Sbn1 61 falber nit Sci.
temoo, CT life ftort an6et END ggo=
isune. Gent 6ig tiIbage, gamIe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

en- 0r0en for fit gapperbeo. 2Dft
% forbaabningsfuIot faa ban 85rern-
tioen / Maoe.
S &urnpen be6 Mis11e-sSlooe1 fiji
ban Ell @ugle | 8rpitet og ogoe Ell
ter faa Stmers 5orlpb paa 2afnrets
tet, ltiIle og rolig.
So bbor Dg6en bog tan bore
un6erIig!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
er &rlsiernes 411eb> at Be nalten
gipr oeres Grabe nipnlige.

glpr oereS Brabe liDnlige.
9ime otter Eime ibnrer ioaleoes
4aaon otter ,Aanon ober 85lras
BREEDER. Gra11at efter @ranat 70.
Der fig IND / oct blpoe Sorosmon
@ebererne brager u1tanoieiigt. Sin.
Der bi? Taber biz: Det lober til, a,
SDiferne, er gauet ODER SIoben ne.
Eoenfor oS; tbi 6eres @ronoter lao,
allerebe betnnfeIigt nar.
81 reo6er os til 9abac5eb. Sci
er De ogoes 8D. Ders tauie @aoe,
giber ,tbpggelig @ienlp0 al Dor 600.
tors &11nlb, iom ON ct on6et {pp:
gelFeagtigt MrtomobiI tom efter os
Weo fine bleggule oe blaa $ule lei
]Soboc5eD no font en- lpanff .8p
2igbeoen forbeies en6nu mere bel
De 8negange, iom CT bpgge6e lige:
10 mi Moori6. Silt og Der ipeioel
ct blegt Mn1igt u6 at Bir,buerne ol
9prene. De o~ngitfpl6te Rine oba.
Ter 1pgrgenoe pan o.. NnIte11 ct.
bbert Sag .er g6elogt al 8elfponi11:
gent iaa fun enfelte @tolper roae,
op iom 5felerrer.
On NatrouilIe n1ot,golIf SPLITTER
rider forbi. 9e bprer lubili6te forte
Eapoer, set r11siiife Nob1t paa. Sc
res &apper, iom er SEN ene1te Sur:
bHo11e ! bette graa 2onoTab.
& Smfrtng &obebfontoret 5toar uug
lie Nutomobiler; 1ne1, oct er aft fo1
foo til at babe 11oge11 8%etpbniug 70,
Sropppernes Sransport. @cl0otcr.
ne transportereS for set melte poo
1ette 8ogne, ser ofte trnfffeg of fix
Se3te. gnoeIpie .Maffer al 1ibiri}ff
Eonber better ollie @eie pg lpge,
m6jiommeligt Sci.
Set er meget baniteligt at grob!
Sfpttegrabe. @po6eltiffene 90 tSuf.
fe1lagene gaor meget let gie1rlerr
Soroe,s Dberflo6e> r11e,t l6suer fiji
fao So1nmer: of De frosne labere Sag
Set er en- al De baar6eite Opgober
1om Winteren filler @oloate11. Sc.
er 11d1tet l1n1ultgt at 1tograbe Sir
here @robe poo bele Gronte11 etf
noglc, bbori rtat1 offfurot fan fl1ple
Se ftbirife:: &o>1per ifrn1n1nes a
bort N1tomobiI; Sc er e11611u iff(
bant. til .1iet. S SSl0Iinien er SOIL
1tetop iDsielfat me6 at onlegge En-
Seltelefon; Sc fbrer Srau6ene 1b6:
paa. Set or 8ebis pao> at @loge1
Etreffer fig / SEN @etning. Mon 1e1
ale @egne Acknowledgements bgit
|StG11ger rage 6p.~ s @te6et for' 81
trent og tilbogegalopperen6e 9rbo11.
r1arrcer for man nit facet biS1e Ian:
ge 2ilier &obbertraao; fom fgrer iii
e11bber arog Sronten. Mon fin.
Der lite alene Eelefon / Mrtiueri=
(tiHi11ger1e, t1en er6og Sc NET
frernifu6te Sfpttegrane, ':og ofte hn-
rer &obbertrou6en ct iI1o11t Moof
ON Tori tarfninger bort t. ct 6bonf
|of SID; bbiIfet cit 0r6on11ons iffe
e1tgong funbe fable cit Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

~itattelige bibenifnbeIiges Sfatte babe
/ &1tnit % 8ibliotbefer, intel ipn-
res, alt goelRggeS, % BET saf Ser
oens melt oplpfte Soft, iom. Sc foI-
Der fig. st Me11neifeItb er mere
bnr6 enb belle Don,ffiirffe11 / Meims,
iagoe e, tiff Officer, % ian tager
man / S1tn0re6et11fin6pis of Merne-
ifelib, beifp0er aabttc @per, p6elpg=
ger % orpber &bin6er og 8gr11 %
Wi1toeSmarfer, font ct ueritotteIige.
Sc tbife &rpbiere pea grgIanos Et-
fp!t faiter Bomber ne6 / oobre 8per,
orpber chile Wenneifer, fd1ter sci
ner no fra @ollo11er / anben @e, 10
ioaoanne families ihen 8ollon, iont
falot 1te6 paa So1tp oib. = @on
Me1nefene lite foa 3jne11e aQbne
for Wtlttarismens og 6e1l bernne6
fblgenoe &rigsgalFobs l1lpffe, ipm
gier Wenneifer, bbdos enten Sc. CT ci=
biliiere6e ellerl tito, til roa Barbo=
rer, {aa CT Set ttmuIigt, at Sc far
unbnes.
Tremtibem.
Ser ifer bog meget gobt beo &r,:=
gen, 1igeS ber, BET bliber 11tbiblIomt
Den fi6ite &rig, al Sen CLANS Ser:
faiter ct romantic 5ffar ober Sc
elore &rige, tabes f1,I6itaroig / oe1r-
ne &rig; enbber fer, at Set f1ln er
@orbarisme og l1mem1effeligbeb ira
@noe til anoe11. = SSa, set er rigtig
NOT; me1 set bill life ifaffe Breb. =:
|Sor at Der Ifal blipe 5reo, ioa moo
bele Den @tab al Menneifer, bbis
SntereSie be er at FIRE ,s&rig for at
bol6e Soft / Mbe eller unoertbinqc
andre, bringes af @eien. Set er
fsrit 90 fre1nmeit &onger og &eile=
re meo bele. 0eres Stab lige til sen
1ioite Soloat. - Menneifet bor ar
Oct at gipre e11b forbere6e fig iii al
i1aa an6re libel, bbao qnoei1 Mee41i,1u
er Der me6 cit ltaaenbe Scr? So;
for Sreoens @fplo. Men ogiaq Set.
2egn maa ubrp6oes. sSngen far,
negte> at set er set tpife Militar=
beie1 me6 @eiiere1, / @pioie11, ser
er &obe6grun6en til 0e11ne arig.
&ejieren fun6c n1eo foo 0r6 Dobe
|itanoiet 9iterrigs 8arborisn1e MOS
@erbien, og 6ernneo bar @r!ecn
|1to116iet.
Gor at :Sreoen fo, ifiittres, ian mdo
@eroen or0nes, iom uoe Sorere1c
@toter". Ser oprettess en- centre;
Magt u1e6 feIleS Sing, fancs Go11i=
itol, iom bebanbIer ollie 2onbes %
5o1fs 6alfesiager: Ge,rne er SEN
|eneite Mogt, oer faar SOB at babe
Mi1itermaet boabe til 2ottos og
|@anbs. $ngen anbrn foar Sop til
lat bGbne fig meb n1oet erb Wol;ti-
+itprfe til at boloe aDroe11. &au I'll
.itpre 100, Merneiifer q ollie
Motioner poo BEN Mda6e> fau tul
hi ogfaa fibre en- @er6er. Sits
bier @tat ber. fit Sob til at ptrl,l1e
fig, lan bab6c ri Itrufs @rig. JONI
ri bar hdbt bitter @rfari1tg of i S5pz
ben. Seq er bis pad, at set :er oell
'eneite Bei til parig Sre0. = Seq
fror; at naar :berne &rig er e1l6t,
iaa ct >5olfene -ti1fre6sltille5e / oct
|8eniee116e og 90 bill Ti6en pnre til
at iam1e set ltore Slertdl 111her ct
iaa6a1t 5tDre. :
g. @enninsicn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19

GIT Waoreo ie1ere traf ieg ban
paa en- al De 1tore Bonlebaroer
Horis. San bobbe SEN benltre Mrn
/ 8in6.
Or 81, III, igje1 iooret?" lpurg:
te leg.
rMa, be11ne Gang er set FIN CT
ubetpoeligbe0. @eIoiebis oa."
~S%eloigbis, flyer ou? gu gnifel
altiaa life lergere at og?"
rMei, min Sen, 11aor @fipbner
filter, FILTER man oginn 9nlfer
Gent sig, 2egerne bar erfleret, al
min Gl,berfuloie .er fuIbtanoiQ
belbre0H, og. paa 2aiarettet, bbo1
leg Dor in6lagt, traf leg MIice =
OH be0, Sen ,t11ge Bige, ieg / fir
Sto fortalte Big om. Sun er BE:
ben Spgepleierife, og bbis 2pgerne
% life bar narret mig, er Set boz
Mening at gifte os, og jeg bIibe1
BET lpffeligIte Mertneife at 8eroen.
2ibet er altfor oeiligt, min Sen, til
at Ri fuloe gibe MffaIo paa set.
Sarpel, fiare Sen, og paa @ienIhn
be6 nit 8rpIlup.
Charles S1tgnenet bar ifffe Ian=
.gere alene ! 2ibet. ght eieoe ba1,
en-, Der greo> 1taar BON brog bort,
90 gleoeoe fig be6 buns gi1bage-
fomit. Son bIeb %forfrernmet % fit
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-02-19
TrentiSen.

Ser ifer bog meget gobt beo &r,:=
gen, iigeS ber, BET bliber 11toibllomt
ben ftoi tie arig, al SEN Glons Ser
faiter ct romantic @fer ober Sc
elore Serge, tobes f1,l6fte116ig / oe11-
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-02
HE oLEoMAReARlNE SCANDAL.

The internal revenue department estimates that in the ast thirteen years the government has been cheated ut of S27OOOOoO in oeomargarne taxes. The swinding las been practised by some 6OoO dealers 42 of whom nave been prison for the onense since the begin ling of the present year
 The violation of the law undoubtedly merited their punishment for cheating the government and taking ad- of honest competitors But the very magnitude 'f this system of awbreaking seems due largely to the act that the government created an artificial crime nd laid a heavy tribute on honesty in matter where soncealment is easy.
 IL is lawful 10 make ocomargarne It is lawful 10 sell t ncoored if internal tax of half a cent pound s paid If it is colored resemble butter the tax is ras- ad to ten cents pound. The temptation is obvious u eads to coloring the "oleo" surrepttousy and selling he artificial product butter whereby the dealer not only the of the tax but gets higher price.
 At the same time a fundamental injustice is worked on the public, when no deception is practised. There is big demand for oleomargarne It is good wholesome food product, in respects superior to butter The clorng matter makes it pleasing to he eye, and therefore palatabe. It can be sold oored far cheaper than genuine butter if the heavy ax is removed There is growing feeling that the sur lax for the colored product unwarranted Why not abolish the arbitrary and restricting lOcent tax and oleomargarine be sold it used to be, fits normal market price merely providing that there shall be no ooncealment of its real nature2
Bisbee daily review., 1915-07-02
MR. sRYAN's MUNITIONS VIEWS

Mir Bryan's attitude continues to be rather puzzlng. The remarkable peace meeting" at Madison Square Garden in New York, at which he was the principal speaker adopted resolutions demanding that the United States government stop the exporaon of arms and ann munition. Mir Bryan did write those resolutons they prepared presumably by the leaders under whose auspices the meeting was held. And yet in the circumstances, he seemed sanction them
 That placed him in a position precisely opposite the one he took his appeal to German citizens, after his resignation from the cabinet that he explained that the government could not stop ne munitions traffic, and should not be expected to- His reasoning was the as that which he set forth more fully personal written to Senator Stone on the 10th Of last January in which he said:
 of any German citizens, partisans of Germany and AustriaHungary, feel that this administration is acting way injurious to the cause of those countries this ceiling results from the fact that the high the German and AustroHungarian naval power thus far inferior to the British It is the business of belgerer operating the high seas not the duty of neutral 5 prevent contraband from reaching the enemy
 Those in this country who sympathize with Germany md Austra-Hungary appear to assume that some obu ration upon this government in the performance o
 s neutral duty, to prevent all trade contraband and bus to equolize the difference to the relative naval Hrength of the belligerents
 No such obligation exists; it would be an unneura 'c act of partialy the part of this government adopt such policy if the executive had the power 10 so. If Germany and Austria Hungary cannot import ontraband from this country it is not because act the duty of the United States to market the Allies The markets of this country are open ipon equal to all the world to every nation. bel igerent or neutral"
 Owing to Mir. Bryans wide influence, and the import lnce of the principle involved, the public will sted in learning whether the former secretary las really changed his mind whether he was accident ally placed in false position at the New York meeting