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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25
6anieltnanif eDee.
Tie 5abresperiammluus entbiilt ben
bIiibenbsn Stnpb brielbcn.

Die 6anielmann Qose, cine Der au-
gelebeniten Jrsindurerlpaen bes gan'
sen aauoes unb Elm SOrt bes Deatia'
ttums, bate In ibrem ibSnen Seinl
Sabresperiammlnns. psIGe bic Mits
slisber IN .srObsr Sab 5ufammsnge'
fiibrt baite. 9ie sritatisten geri6is
lIebn ben bliibeuben 3uitanD erten'
nsn, in ipeldem ii9 bic Cog: befinpet,
benn llnseadiet bss foiiipieIigen !beim-
baus rub. nuf bem ipertbpoIlen Gieen-
tbum nur cine serinse S6aIbenlait,
bic In penisen Sabrn setiIgt fsin
miro. Ter anfana III burh areiruns
zines 9iIgunssfonbs qenahi, su beijtn
9:ripaliern bi. 5errtn @uiiap qambei
ilnb gusen Dole betruut ipurben. 2lns
Ten borbanbsnen llsbtrihiifsn tonntet
foelsit $500 an ben Sigungsfono
abgefiibrt iperben.
Die 2oge SGblt 3s7 Mitslieber ss'
gen 352 bel gritattuna bes Sdbress
berifts 1914. 81 aanbibaien ipnrber
in ben Meiiiersrab srboben, A tpurs
ben BON dnoersn 9ogsn alfssncmmeu
unb feds limb nit 5obe abgesarpsn.
Die 8eamienpabl bate folseHoes
grsebniB:
Weiiter BON StubI - Gopare
Brodmunn.
1. 8orftebsr - gbiparo 6. 6.
!5aefner.
2 9critexr - scsobn Stiibsr.
StdbIneiiter - grnf 5rop.
SstretGr - Sarrp Z. 2cqus.
!. S9affHsr = SsrmaHn 6. papts.
2. SGaffnsr - Gageu aoIb.
2ruitsss bss Wiiiipen, unb Waiiens
fonbs grnit 1rpp unp $. u. paps.
1ruitee Der 2oae - Gilbert gedsr.
9sobahttr - WiIIiam 8ranbis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25
Nies unp 1as.

Or. 4. I. Gon,eii III bonn @s.
funbbsiisamt als DiitriiisarJi fir BIZ
20. unb "a. Marb pisbtr einssisbi
nrrtsn. bod psrIisrt sr BIS sum /. Gs,
Ssmbsr fsin Sdldr. Der girsi ipar BON
gsilnbbeiisbtnmien 2aEbis iuipenbiri
lrorbtn. neil sr sinmal Hitt auf ieis
nem a,oiisn aelpeisn f,in foil. aIs man
i'm brnudtt.
Die grtiutips oss rspublitani'
itxn Central aonlmittws bat Yss
id)Iiiiie nngenommen, iporiu aegcn
iebpebe GjelultstrhSbuHesn itdbti.
fher Bedutsr sntjditbtn GtsIIuns
ssnommsn wirb. neil bic s}inan5lass
Elm fcI6es @orstkn ni6t asimtts.
~ efrbeitsbirssior GOsbid tat gss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25
Fred. A. Erschell,
eeihtnbeitatter nnb GinbaIiamirsr
7.u. YorR Str, Newport, ,Sp.
2sIspSor: eouib 80 une 5outs leee.
uleTuubria Dfflcf: SnIut ss7 o q
Z abtox une Sellebae.

Gie offentlid)e gibliot6ef in
Gaptcn bleibt bclite seidloIien,
l. Gas Iamen Silisforps Sss
Zoe Scooter Boiteu pon 1apton IS.
n. d. miro mcrgeu 9lbeno in DER
9bptbinn Saae cine Sisirns abbaI.
len.
5err slrtfur @ruegger lno
Trdulein Rpie ssceIep perben belite
IN Der ct. Bernard airhe IN 9ap-
tcn our6 g'farrer 0reiicnfanp &c.
trailt ueroen.
- 8. g. Sanecd, Der Batter pon
5rau s. 8. Scenes DON Der Ban Boat
uuc Sairfielo gInenue, @eIlepue, ipe!,
der friiber AUDI In @eaepue geipobnt
hattc, iii int Ginci,mutier SofpitoI
eeitorben
- Gie fatboIiiden G5riter BON
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25


itsrn ben Ronirdit fiir bic Gfri&tuns
BON WafertbiirIneit In atnneob
Aasbts an bic sytrro Gontrsis Con.
ffr,ittipn 60. persebeu, nnb aipor auf
tren gInsebof bon $168, 1870. Die
2lrbeiisn miiItn In 465 1dgsn s0I'
lsnbet fein.
Wer beim He3abIen ieintr
Stsuern nidt ituHbentans In Der
Gountp GHdbnsiiters Cffiee mars
ten min, Der ssbe NIT fsinem Sieusrs
ssiisI aur Msitfrn Gsrmcu @nut uno
binttrltes bort ben 8<trdg. Die BoHf
DirD bic arbsit abnebmtn, uns sfpar
uHentgeltli9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25

gebauptst cine uebsrra
f4uns auf Dem 9altan
hpraubertiten.

paris, "a. Wop. Sn @rishen.
lamb iinb @sriidts i'm llmiaui. BAT
5rantreid uno GnsIanb Worberti.
tunsen fir sinsn Jelbsus I'm grobsi
auf BEN @alian trdfsn. Der SdIpni.
tier aorreiponpent bts .pstit Sour.
nal" beba,iptst, Don einen Mitsliet
Der fsrbiIhen R.aieruns srfabrsn 81
baben, bdB Der premisr qlsquitb an
Nontas cine 0speide al bic fsrbtfht
Resisruns sefhidt babe, fpeIde BIZ
feite Weriiheruns sntbisli, bab Gns,
lamb unb Jrantr.id Die Expedition 3il
einem erfolgreidsn gnbe brinsen Mir
De. 5err asquit9 ioa binSnsefiist bas
ben:
sd lam 1bnen bic @srii6sruna
ssbsn, bab ssrantrei6 unb gnslano
eine lleberrai6una auf bem 8alian
in 9orbereitilns babsh. Sic ipsrbsn
balb bic geipsiIe bafiir baben.4
.@ppefI an bic MiLbtbatig
lett.
@afbineton. "a. glopembsr,
prGiibent Wilion bat sineH 9sniia'
aunes 2lppsIl an bas ameritaniias
Bolt srlafien, porin er baiiflbs aiifs
ioroert, Der Gjcieqid|ait pom Rotbeil
areuse 3utpsnounssn su MAIDEN, bas
nit bag srobe Glenb in europa sen,iis
bert iperbe. gabsr iSnnsn pnn irseno
sinem Staats SdaBmsiiter btr @ss
ielli9aft gum Rotbsn arelise pbsr an
bas Sauptauartier in Maihinston
aeianbt perbsr.
qmeritantr ats Diretto :
rem pom ptuti9en 8 otr
poratiOnsnunbB bBane
ten uusrplnfdt.
9erIin, "a ROB. lltber QpnbDn
Sn Der sSnbr,sOsriammlung Der g,rs
liner GIsttryitdts 0eieafdaft ipurs
be Der grmGbluns BON 8ans Winters
feb, elmer Der prominenieifen Direts
to;en Der Oeutitsn Rsihsbani, gum
WitsIieb bes 9irettorsnratbs Der @se
1suidaft in ber snersiffiten Wttfe
opponirt, ipei gDintsrielo. obslsit
Gin sbsnalissr osuti6sr OffiSier. ein
ameritanii6.r giirssr setporbm III
uno iein aHetitanii9ss 9iirssrrsdt
nod aufreM .rbGlt. gla6bem ss 81
Itarfen peri5n.iteu ausfilIen sstomF
men mar, ape Wtntsrfelo i6liebIid
Isint &ahbibatar ;uriid.
Die glement,, bi. bic gripGbluns
DinterieIp's I,,dnpfien. brpbeu ieBi
bic syrdse ieires amsri!aHismus in
gerbinbung nit fsin.r 9ireitoreriieIIs
in Der Reid tsbani nufpsrftn 5u pDls
len. Sn sinsm in elmer Rd3miitaess
3eitung eridisHsn.n ariiiel pirb bi,
syrase ssfieui, oh 9srr @intsrfslb,
Der Hidi nur fsin omsritdniihss 9iirs
serrt6t duir.9t srbdl!, ioubsrH aud
nit elmer 1sransofin p.rbeiratbet III,
ipGbreno Der Tausr bss arissss nidi
burd ein.u tutsn Ssuiiten i'm 9i'
reiiorium Der 8anf ,riesi fperbsH
iolle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25

efm Donnsriias, Is. glopsmber
(Danitas), finbst bds srite 8on5srt
bieiss W<rtinBiabrts in Mltibfls Dale
ffatt. S9on ieit Wohsn bdben bic
Sdnser eifris ssprobt nm bieiss Or,
5ffnungstonstrt 5u tiren .grpbtn Grs
fcla su aeltaltsn. Sefr Gbrsctt bat
ein anb.rorbenilid gutes prosramm
aufaeitellt unb iid bic Witwtrfuns
alpsitr tii&tiser Gslijttu ssiiAsrt.
Wah grlebisung bes prostamIi,ss
iritt bic edit Seutf9e GemiitbliMfeit in
ibr ReHt, aud fiji bic aan5luitisen
III binrsitsnb scforet. aas, bis bon
ben 9lnitrensung,n bss Dapttass Gr'
boIuns iuttn. mossn ii& gbsnos I'M
aiebertraBS einfiubsr.
Tas prpsramm IN fclstnbss:
gbor Die 1reuts Wtnssri
aieberiranJ.
qianpfplo -
gteperie Jantaftiqut Eessr
gons.rt Gtubt JsylOn ais3t
Trl. alma getifer.
gbor Der Isbis grub4 0rssert
gieberiraHs.
aiebsr fir Sopran -
Win . the Wisp SproB
giros Quaabp Sanbsrion
syrl. glorenre u. Zeal.
Gbor = .SoHntas auf BEN Wsers
y
liebsrtraIiJ.
pianoiosp pOIcnaiis as'Dar
JrI. alum geiiaer.
Gbor .Maienfahrt1 1klsn
2iebersran5. .
aisber fir Sopran -
SpaniIGe RomaHss Sanpsr
0rpmiis glsibiinser
Jri. SIOisues u. ZEAL.
gbor - SHmisbslisb Rtmptsr
2iebertrau5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25
sGiSsuaAri&t.u,

0epgorf, "a. ylOp. - elbs,s.:
.Duea Sssli abrussi- na3 Wsap.l.
8ibraltar. g3aHiri: .1npr
nina mad, Nsapel bsitimmi; .Gaiv
GusIislmo" Don Rep gprt, nuh H.us
pei besimmt.
ai1rtpooI. alnsst,: .GDmrle")
BON gsp gori;. - @bgss.:: .gbrias!f"
na4 Nefp Dort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25
weraIeid.

Gin 1abrer, Der In letter 3eit piel
bcihdftiaf III i,uo bnber mciitsns e.:
ipdt bon Der 1our beiinfebrf, fo,unir
iIenlih aniianeno 5eiiis nnd) Slnu'e.
slui Die eritaltite ,sraee oes 6nsfs:
,slanu. 70 JeitisY" oibt er siir Ant
mort.
.gia. oct ipirb OBJ nal 3sitl g!ri'
ne 5nmilie fomInt mir iGou :,n:s Tsie
ION aicntoppbiIb: Die iebc II oot
iebt blot nod i'm Tinfeln!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25
2ofaL 8cridt
SaioliHfudjer erplObirte.

Sn bem bon Nssrfamilim beipobn,
ten Ssnsmsutbaus. 606 Wsff Jiinfte
Gtrabs, fam ssiern Dormittas inc
fclss bsr GrpIoiiOn zines gnfoiinio,
6ers Geier aus, Die Mannihuft Der
nsbenan bsfinbIi&en gprissu 60. 20.
IA mar prompt our STEELE uHb ma&ts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25
Mus. unb Gteitonb.

GSe (,u ieiner Rrmit): sIsnIe
Dir, Seite, aerabe an ilnierm Dod.
seitstaas frstels mir Giienbret'rr in
oen slusitnmb."
Sette: .gla bic Glitter9pden
bdtten mir aIio; nu bios nc& Die
SOs5ssitareiIe!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25

"a aud feline glibs, bas Jtuer su uns
tfrbriideu. 70 lpur bic aufgabe, bic
anfgertgten Gemiiibsr gu belffDiht,s
gen, nm 70 sr16sr. Die Usisripspf
entIebiste and bieie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25

hN"SsH N|SlNalhfaiAth HNls1HfAlI.
aFreiaieo CHARITIES 5 $500
@uii 5ub.r,uloiis aied $1,000
ahoeiaiion @slfars of 9Iinb 4,jc0
getbanp Sum. fir anaben 3.40o
ainbertIinii 1900
Seim fir H.armdb4su -. 42oo
GpnIimerE aedoue -. 1900
Gounoil OF Social Maenties. 1880
,srsie sabndrsili6e alini, ;. 1850
6oipitaI Social Ssrpice :. $500
Smmisrani Wslfars aoms
mitiss 500
sSnDeuile protectipe 4f'n :. 1000
2saal Nib Sceietp -. 1900
polptliuif 2,300
SmOie abatement 2edgue $500
9ifitina Nurfe @Foeiatipn. 1900
9oeotipnal Guibancs 8urenu 1900
WaInut Oils Dan Rurierb 500
DcuHs Mtn's Gbrifi. aF'n $500
Reunte CTR. goune Wsns
ebriitiun aH'u fFarbiss). $500
uHfuer1itD Srdnh n. W. y.
afioriaii0n 1,40O
Die Grsiutipe bss Council OF Sos
ciul aasnriss isbt lid aus FOIgsnbn
lpobIbetannien Mdnnsrn suiammeH:
Jreb. v. Geisr, prliibeni; 20. u.
sSulian, gissprdiibsnt; u. gIiffrrb
Shintle. Stabm.iiter; M. Goit5
Campbell, Setrsidr; Wm. I. Rorton,
Direiior; 6. ID. 9ootman, 6sItdTtss
flibrsr; 9arrn z. gittins. 9enrn 80.
gadus, Boris .. goaeH, u. q.
9coipaltsr, 9Ri9arb Crane, Dapio
Dunbam. Z. 8. Gbmonbs, Sulils
fIsif6maur, Wauries 5rsibers, Z, y.
Gamble, 9r Otto 9. G,isr. WaIlsr
u. anisht, Or. 3. $. qanbis. ;srdu
Ben. 2cspsniieir, annie Cams, Gas
Y. aipinscob. Mm. 8. Barter, Z. 6.
poipen. Samuel 9pler, Sames 8.
Wbiie, Rubolpb Wurlitsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25
Gbaritas.
Sir II bieiise @oblthatiefeits &c.
isuidaiten julien 100000 anf.
gebradDt ,ueroeu.

fir 81 bi.fia. @oblibdtisi.its.
0dsuftafien foIlen ipdbrenb elmer
5sbnidsisen aampasne 5000, 900 auis
gebra6t tpsrben, cine Summs. ipsIhe
benOtbist 1T, fOIlsn bisi. @sisnihafs
len in Der Gage fein, ibrsn @srpflihs
iungen Der Seffenili6'tit seseniib.r
nadSuicmmen. Die 9nmpagne III
ueitnn BON 400 WdnnsrR unb Jrau.n
unter anIeituHs bon 6. Wl. gooiman
in ansriff gsnommen prrbsn unb Der
GufaHs mar pislDsrbeibtnb. Die au
idmmeInesn Gonbs iino fir bic fol-
nenbtu Qualification beitimrnt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25

@ellebnc peramitoIteten belite s6enb|
Elm GlId,re iil 9erbinoung nit eiiter
MISUNDERSTANDING.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25

De Gssiustpnes cfiies fis sas
rGineiHnatier goIfSblatt" befiRbet
I'D In ssm 0ebGnbe hfr Nfsples
Gspinas Sanf & Srnit g., Z Heit
6. Strake. Mnscisen, Nittbsilnngen
sab HeiteanHeeH irseHb ipeldjer 4rt
iperbeu bis ueua llbr Abenhs baielbit
sntseseHsemummeu. SeIspbcu Suutb
8254.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-25

2ruifees bts Witipen, unb Maiiens
fonos - ernit Iron unb $. v. paps.
1riiItes Der 2oae Gilbert gedsr.
Geobahttr - WilIiam 8ranbis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-13
WAR ORDERS LIFTED
LAKE SUPERIOR
Cambria Steel at New Record
Price-Electric Storage in
Strong Demand

Another outburst Of buoyancy In the
three stocks which have been leading
the local market OF late twas the feature
Of the trading In Philadelphia today
Cambria Steel made n new high record
al 65. while Lake Superior was heavily
dealt In and moved up about point,
and Electric Storage Battery was also
lifted approximately a like amount. IL
was learned on very good authority to-
day that the Lake Superior Company had
received big war order within the
last few days.
The annual report of the Lake Superior
Company for the year ended June %
showed a total income of S3j9,032, a de.
crease OF s79O22. Net income was Si66l.
a decrease OF S2l,7i0. Cash on hand was
NOl,a5S, against S2SlOS0 the rrev'ous year
The total surplus was S25,012 against
s5S.2l7 in 1914 and si19 lSO in 1918,
The report states that the Alsoma Steel
Corporation has certain war orders aud
that she'll steel is being made. In con-
nectlon with the Toronto Chemical Com
pany, benzol plant is in operation. In
cidentally, contracts have been secured
for the sale OF sufficient coke to warrant
the full operation of all the coke ovens.
Aside from the three stocks mentioned
there was little done on the local market.
United states Steel was by no means so
briskly dealt in as usual, but In the bond
division Lake Superior incomes were ac-
tive one block of $4,000 came out,
sellers 20 days fiat" which would seem
to Indicate foreign offerings. The price
was 2SlS, compared with previous sale
at 80. Later it rallied to %. Philadelphia
Electric slipped off a fraction in the aft
ernoon. and the general trading became
very quiet Baldwin Locomotive moved
up a point.
Investors are just now disinclned to en-
ter tho market to any great extent pend
ing the outcome of the negotiations be-
tween the Anglo-French committee and
American bankers regarding the foreign
exchange situation. Expectations that
big European loan will be forthcoming
having an early maturity and carrying a
comparatively high rate of interest natu-
rally puts a damper on bond trading and
also tends to delay any other new finan-
cling.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-13
VAR SPECIALTTES LED
IN A QUIET MARKET
p.shlehem Steel Gained 21
''points-Erie Shares Strong
in Railroad Group

...u, YORK. Sept. 13.-There was a re-
0ns,W,or Of the upward movement in the
fuHf ,,arket today. IL was left to the
f'poN .necialties to furnish the features
W. srcome the market leaders, while
az .sflroads were inactive, there being
w.e,.rs demand for them. There seemed
. ~" rood buying demand all around
q PEI .orn and commission houses had a
pe 'oyi snnniv of over-Sunday orders. The
So, Of stocks at the present level
hppns 20 be light In all cases ad-
tass were of an orderly sort.
Wn's. g. as the upward movement was
~ As.d Bethlehem Steel furnished
ton'stre s sastnre. rising to a new high record
Wy ..,n few minutes after the start of
uslns vissaan AT the top level, S2S, 1t was is
u.,rts above the final Of Saturday. Some
y ne advance was lost In the later trad
Another Issue to score a wide ad-
MS, ms. was General Motors, which was
va al polnts and Crucible Steel was up
w polnts, while New York Air Brake
i'ss Screwed interest in the copper group
'.,,sd in inward movements in these
as They were up about a point all
,.o"nd and were helped by the higher
-,,ces for the metal in London.
news that the Allis-Chalmers Company
"a secured additional war orders direct
.,vsngth in that issue and 1t moved up
sanriy two points before noon.
prsiness in the afternoon was not as
,sovv as in the morning, but prices held
~ veil At midday there was a little
rs.ction. but this did not go far. Some
~ The buying represented covering of
shorts. As in the morning, the war shares
continued the dominating factors. News
,rom washington that a satisfactory
.sreement had been reached between Sec
ss,srv Lansing and the German Ambassa-
a. az n conference was a very helpful
influence.
Color was lent to the advance in the
war shares by news that negotiations un-
Ar way between the Russian Government
ana the Canadian Car and Foundry Com
nanv for the manufacture of 1900, 900
shrapnel shells and high explosive shells,
n cost S52,OOOOOO, had been definitely
closed This brings the total contracts of
the company with Russia up to about
sassO0O, 900 Late In the day Bethlehem
Steel made a further upward squirt to 333,
another new top, and 21 points up for
the day While trading was not active
mn 10 the close, advances were well mani
tanned United States Steel gained over
a polnt In the railroad list, the Eries
attracted attention, all three classes of
stock being strong.
There was much interest in the nego-
tatIons for the big allied loan, which got
under way today. That some way will
be figured out for a successful solution
Of the foreign exchange problem there
was little doubt in Wall street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-13
BIG BANKERS START WORK
ON LOAN FOR THE ALLIES
Estimates of Amount Run From
s5OO,O0O,OOO to $1,00O,OO0,OOO

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-With the arrival
here today of James ]. Hill, railroad
fnancer. the Anglo-French-A
capitalists, with j. p. Morgan, began
formal negotiations for the consumma-
tion OF the biggest loan the world has
ever seen. None of the members of the
conference would discuss the probable
amount, but estimates in financial circles
run all the way from $5O0,O0O,0OO to
u0O00OO00O.
"The prosperity of the American farmer
depends upon the arrangement of the
Anglo-French loan. But the loan must
appeal TO bankers all over the country"
This was James j. Hills declaration
upon his arrival here today to take part
In the International conference.
"The establishment of this credit is OF
far more Importance to the United States
IN to England" he said. There must
stable rate of eXchange-which can
be Insured only by loan-in order that
Americas wheat be sold abroad. We
will have 35OOOO, 900 bushels for export.
4 "The loan cannot be limited to use for
! the purchase of war munitions and sup
plies, for our banks in the West would
take no interest in it,"
Just what form the loan will take is
unknown. but ii is hinted that a syndi-
cate Of bankers. embracing every part of
the United States, will underwrite the
loan and offer II to the public at a rate
OF interest probably 5 per cent. The notes
would be secured by the French, English
and Russian Governments.
Sentiment in banking circles today was
that II the United States doesn't come
10 the aid of the financially embarrassed
nations, South America probably will.
We want to keep this great trade
Which we have built up during this war"
said one banker. ut goes without saying
mat the more the Allies can borrow here,
the more they will buy here"
,Todays meeting was attended by promi-
nent bankers from coast TO coast. 1t
could not be learned where the meeting
was taking place, and 1t was intimated
mat no statement would be given out
until this evening.
The real reason why the Federal Re-
serve Board and the Treasury officials
are not participating in the conferences
pttween the Anglo-French financial Com
mission and New York bankers is that
they are afraid of getting into a neu-
uality tangle.
This was learned from an authoritative
source today. 1t was stated that the
1overnment desires no official connection
with the conference, because the visiting
bankers are seeking a big loan for the
Ainles In addition to trying TO readjust
'ne foreign exchange situation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-13
BRITISH LABOR ASKS
LIBERTY FOR BELGIUM
Francis w. Hirst Tells Attitude
of Workingmen Toward
War and Peace Talk
BY FRANCIS w. HIRST
Editor Of The Economist.

hpectut tuote 70 the Evening LedOtFs
LONDON. Sept. 1s.-The Trade Union
Congress has been as important as pre-
dicted. Representing over three million
Of the most intelligent workingmen in
the country, II passed with absolute
unanimlty n resolution against conscrip-
tion, also by an overwhelming majority
a resolution favoring the prosecution OF
the war 10 a successful conclusion. What
this means and what in the opinion OF
labor leaders would be a satisfactory set
tlement we're indicated by another reso-
luton carried in a public meeting Mt
Bristol after speeches by two labor mem
bers Of Parliament This resolution de-
clared as essentials the restoration u
Belgian and French occupied territory,
together with economic political freedom
for Poland, Alsace and Lorraine.
This lie a moderate and reasonable pro-
gram. which would lead to speedy peace
IL the German people could possess them
selves of self-governing instinct and
capacity-a big H.
Permanent settlement of the Alsace.
Lorraine and Polish questions Is q
clearly indispensable ingredient In any
sound and durable settlement.
barous folly of Zeppelin warfare has
ended any possibility of agreement for
the present AS a leading American en-
gineer said to me yesterday, The Ger
man Government evidently is determined
to make the very word German odious to
all civilized countries for the rest of our
lives"
The reports OF progress In internal re-
form in Russia are highly encouraging,
and we hope to see the tide of invasion
turned before winter.
The course of exchange is held to de-
pend for the immediate future on the
ability of American bankers to lend. Ny
personal impression is that you have lit
tie more investment money for foreign
purposes, but that you have plenty OF
bankers money which could be used for
dlscountng and rediscounting bills repre-
senting American exports to us. France
and Russia. Obviously you are as much
interested in rectifying exchanges as we.
Therefore, one expects temporary meas
ures whose final efficacy would depend
on the duration of the war.
August trade returns indicate that the
gap between imports and exports re-
mained about the same.
The budget is expected IN about three
weeks with considerable anxiety by those
who have great possessions, but II will
probably hit hard all above the poverty
line The effect of heavy taxation and
eventual privation here as elsewhere
seems certain to be unfavorable to large
properties. Many of our great landed
estates are likely to be diminished and
many of the smaller ones will change
hands, as they did after the Napoleonic
wars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-13

WHEAT CLOSED STRONG;
CORN WEAKENED
Stocks Light and Arrivals
Small-Foreign and Millers'
Demands Increasing

CHICAGO, Sept. iS.-wheat. which
weakened Saturday, after a rise Of from
So to l1N cents In two weeks. opened to-
Gay below the closing quotations OF the
end OF last week. A sharp rally set in
following tho early sales. and a gain OF
cents took place in September and a
tiife less on the other futures. Selling
was general in December. when It reached
94h, but fell of as the prices advanced.
but the final dealings found prices well
above last weeks close.
Stocks continue light and arrivals small,
with an increase In the foreign and
millers' demands developing These OFF,
set the Governments bearish crop report
and lent some support
Corn was weak at the opening and
continued weak in the early hours. no
disposition being shown to follow the rts-
ing wheat prices on the early morning
bulge.
Sales OF oats were scattered. Price,
maintained an even tone. Little Inquiry
for manifest for May.
Exports from North America for the
week totaled 7,044,0O0 bushels of wheat,
1900 bushels Of corn and 1063.0Oo bushels
Of oats. About 900 bushels Of the
wheat went out as flour and the Pacific
coast shipped 22iO00 bushels.
American cables to Liverpool strength
ened the market there. Prices grew firm
Arrivals were light. The domestic mill
ers' demand continues steady Spot was
strong, as was cargoes. The Liverpool
stocks were reported at 100000 bushels
of wheat, an increase of 5000 bushels, and
106S,OOO bushels of corn, a gain of $4,000
bushels
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