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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-22
Beware OF Ointments For Catarrh
That Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole sys-
TEN when entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians the damage they will do is ten fold
10 the good you possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured by
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be you get the genuine. 1t is taken in
ternally dmade in Toledo. Ohio By F. J.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation ad
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-22


N salespeople, are here at your SER
.I.N vice.
Nm Dress Goods,
WITH Silks, Laces,
WI. Linens, Hosiery,
'4- Housefurnishings,
''1h Neckwear,
!. Millinery,
I'm Women's and Misses Suits,
MINI Mems and Boys Clothing,
\. WomeR',, Misses and Children's
'f- Shoes,
I0T Handkerchief, Stationery,
NH. Perfumery, Candies,
TfTf Leather Goods,
.".H Draperies, Jewelry,
.N. Cbinaware, &c., &c.
HMM We want you to regard this as a
NIHH personal invitation and visit US
NNNy when you come to Wilmington.
z ,z You can shop here with both
N|.A pleasure and profit.
7I11' LippinCott & Co., Inc.
H0N 3O4- 3O6- 308-31O Market Street
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-22
DEATH OLE AN AGED CITIZEN.

Mr.. William Giles, familiarly known
as "Old Billy" an aged and worthy
citizen of Elkton. died on Saturday
last in the 74th wear Of his age. For
20 years or more the deceased sup
piled our citizens with the city daily
papers. In November last, however,
he disposed of his business. having
become unable to attend to it longer.
Since then his health gradually de-
clined and death claimed him last
Saturday.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-22
NEW FORGE.

Mr.. F. Green. the celebrated dam
builder, has contracted for and COM
menced the erection of a new stone
dam for Mr.. George P. Whitaker, OH
Principle Creek, a short distance over
Principle Furnace dam, which is to
be used for driving a forge which Mr..
Whitaker intends erecting near the
site of the furnace.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-22
ELKTON ICE co. MEETING.

The Elkton Ice Company held a
meeting on Monday evening last and
agreed to commence serving ice on
about May LIST. F. A. Ellis was elect
ed president of the company, James
S. Crawford. secretary and treasurer,
and Samuel B. Foard w. P. Ewing
and w. C. Rambo the executive com
mittee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-22
DIED.

Rudulph.-Near Elkton, on the 18th
inst, Amelia Rudolph.
Boulden.-On Sunday, the 10Th inst;
Ladie NJ, daughter of George W. and
Mary E. Boulder. aged 2 years and 3
months.
Clement.-At Parkersburg. Va, on
the 10th inst, Amanda, wife of }. A.
Clement, and daughter of James Has
son. of Cecil county.
Taylor.-On Thursday night last, at
his residence in Elkton, Joseph Tay-
Tor. in the Gath year of his age. Fun
eral services at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow, Sunday, at 2
o'clock.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-22
PRESRYTERY MEETING.

The New Castle Presbytery con-
vened at Elkton the present week, and
quite large number of Divines were
in attendance and several able SER
mons were preached.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-22
The Largest
Department Store
in the State

We solicit the trade of the
readers of this newspaper with the
confident assurance that we can fill
their every want in the line of
Dependable Merchandise. From
humble beginning this store, like
the sturdy oak, has grown and de-
veloped until today it ranks first in
size in Wilmington. Half hun
bred or more departments, each
thoroughly equipped and looked
after by competent and efficient
salespeople, are here at your SER
vice.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-22
MARRIED.

Stetcher-Haines.- On the 12th
inst. by the Rev. J. A. Brindle. Geo.
H. Stetcher, of Philadelphia, and
Anna Belle Haines, both of this
county.
Cameron Wilson.-On April 18th,
by the Rev. Abraham Dewitt, at his
own residence, Levi o. Cameron, of
Altoona, Pa, and M. Idle Wilson, Of
this county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-22
The Cecil Wing
FIFTY YEARS AGO
ElktOn, Md, April Fl, 1866.
THE MARKETS.

Wheat, white, $3.50; wheat, red,
1920; corn, white, go; corn, yellow,
go; oats, 40; cloverseed, $500.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-04-22
WHEN YOU CANNOT BUY 1T AT HOME

of Ektn
FRST-W believe entd-by location and accessboy
SECONDWe pndid prepared
satisfactorily doing business
muchg
you esameg for
advantage
Therefore your Home
Townsho yscomeF Firstly hen WILMINGTON
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Nufruf Der 2otal NQcsbenp Gountp, g. =.

Tie slrbeiterbelpe9llng I'M Eitts-
burger 9iitrift itebt eiuer &riIiS &C.
genilber. GreillnooreiBig aHiirncr
nno orei .Srallen lullroen BON oen
Grobgeiflporenen inter sIntlage
gcltellt ,pegen ,slufrei5un9 SIR sluf-
ruhr" uno val,friibreriider ,3erito-
rllng bon 8ebauOcn nno Maldi-
neu". Sie slnflagen iino bie sSolae
Don Mubeltorllngen IN &erbinolue
nit oem @eitillgboilie Streif III
Gait Yittsbllrg.
Gs hei6t, cine 2ei1cnbeihallers'
sSllrp babe ferner angeoronct, oab
II BON Sen bereits lnter Der sln-
flage ocs slufrubrs Stebenoen nod
unter Sem @eroaft ser slnltiftlng
gum Moro feltgebalten iueroen iol-
len. 9ieic 9anoll1ngspciie ser So
pitalilten 0nnolanger seigt, pic
lpcit sic llnternebmer bon Bits
burg 81, aeben gcluillt iino, Inn Die
Mgitatoren manotot l1no uniddolih
81, MAIDEN, 0ie lie fir oie neulide
Mdtltllnoen 8eipeglng III oieiem
GiItrift peranttportlid) balren. Gie
slnflaaen meeen Woro iino abiolnt
,lnbeariinoet, r,no man nriibte oar-
iiber laden, menn sic unidllbiJ
TerDGhtigten nid)t 10 bnrt oarlln,
ter leioen miibten.
Ssn fllrsem ieien sic SatiaHen
bier aneefiibrt. Cine groBe slnsabl
Streifer periammelten iid Dor oei,
Cigar 1bomlon Stablmerfcn. mel.
de Der limited Stotes Steel Gorpc-
ration geboren. "a oie Streifer
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Gs 1T erreitt.

@ie reht ser Gorltano bes Noro.
omerifaniiden Surnerbunoes bate,
oaB er es ableb,lte, iid an Der poli-
Iden &onferen5 Der oel1tih-biirgerli-
hen Gleme1te, Die porlette @phe
in Chicago ltattiano, 81, beteiligel,,
5eigt folgenoe slusfiibrllng oes
~Geutihen Sournal" in Seem Dorf
iiber oos Geiultat Ser aonferen5.
IS beiBt oa: v@enn ollh iheinbur
bas politiihe sfeillltat Ser Gbica-
goer &onferens nid)t befrieoigeno
lit, 10 lit boh Elm tatidhliher Grfolg
su pcr5eid)ncn, ser fiir Oie ,3llflnit
Don orsldlaggebenoer Seoeltlrng
iein miro, nanllih bie Gereinigurg
Ser &irden= nno &ereins-0elltiden
Surb oie Seteiligrng Scrrn Sol.
,Sreps oes ErGiioenten Oes oelt-
if)en ronild=futboliiden 3entrol=
pereins bon slmerifo, lulO 5ablrei.
der epungclilhcr Ealtoren an Der
&onferenS mlroe Die longe ihon err
ltrebte gnnnDerung perlplrtlld)t. tSll
ieoem Staate llno III jeocr StaOt
iuerOcn Jest &onferen5=&onlitces,
beltebeno aus @ertretern Des 9tatio=
nalblnoes ltno Der epangeli'hen
rno fatbolilhen &irhengelneinoen,
gebilOet iperoen, Inn ilber alle ge=
meirliamen Sntereiien ser gnn5ell
9iirgerid,aft oe,,tiher slbltammlmg
5l1 beraten lmo 9fihtlinien fir per
cintes .5anOeln 81 gcben."
Gs lit crrei DIT. Der 9roBe
9uno Der national patriotiihen
hriitlihen ,mo freioenferiidhen lmi
iogor io5ialiItilhen belltld)-amerifa
,llihen Glemente lit aeihIoiien uni
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&t nm bic 8eute.

Die 9oi7e Der republitaniiden
Yartei pominieren Sen Natipnal &pnz
bent in Gbicago uno peroen lie es
lpabrIheinlih ourdleben, oaB niht
Rool lspelt ionoern 6usbes ooer elm
onoerer semdBister aonoioat fir Die
Brdlioentidaft aufseiteut miro. Rooz
iepslt bat iid, pGbreno er prdlioent
mar gu lebr als Der itorte Mann
geseist, Der audi ben 8ohen ieiner
partei ben 9errn Seiate uno auberz
benz bat er burh @riinoung Der
prosrehiDen Partei, sic Nisoerlags
ser Republitoner BEL Der lebten prdz
iioentennabl berbeisefiibrt. 9runo
genug, ibn als unerpiinl6ten &onz
piDaten gu betrahten. llno oann bat
5eobp alls peutlhen uno unsarilhen
potrioten ourh feline ipiitenoen piz
raten segen lie, DOR ben aopf 9eltoz
ben unb lpiirben lie oaber niemals
fir ibn ltimmen. Die Republitoner
lppllten ober nm jeben preis BEL Der
nG1iten prd lioentenpahl iiesen uno
heiBt es oaber Bel aufitelung Der
gannertrdssr Der partei iebr oors
iihtia au lein uno ale Gattoren ppbl
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er miro bie gan5e Maht ser Ser.
Stoaten IN Ole Shranfen ruien.
Ser 0orltono Oes Suruerbunoes
bat, pie geiagt, Dor elmer Seteili-
glng al oieieln Gereinigungsrum=
mel geparnt, uno SbeoOor Stemp-
fcl, ser erlte Spreher oes 5l,rner-
blmoes, bat allh allf Der 5ogiusung
oc5 Grie-Surnbe5irf5, Die pprleete
@phe bier in GleDeiano ltattfano,
Die oblebnenoe 5altiing oes Tororts
in elmer 9lnlprahe portreiflih be-
ariinoet. Sas binbertc aber onoere
topiere" Surner, morlrnter ehen1a-
lige So5iolilren unO 1Sreipenfer,
nld)t, - friif, fromm, frei lno
itarf = fiir Die Chicago aonferer5
llnb ocren ;3iele ein5ltreten.
limo fallen iab i'd Slutt uui @latt.
Ios Gcldmetter Der Ariegstrolnpe-
ten, ser &null Der ScitIiibe lmo @e-
pebre oriibelt i'm utcr3ihlpoden
europa baben biiben i'm iugenoli-
d)en Srcibeitslano manhe @enoiIen
berurtig crlhrcdt, baB lie lid, III bas
Eager Der reaftioltirell biirgerlIhen
Nationolpcreine retteten. lllio MN
miro oic Stride ibren Segen 5ll Die
fem nellen 9linb geben, ltno 5lpar
alf slpieiahe slrt, fotboliid, luo
prrteltantlid, llno Damn lperocn lid
Die nShporsen" uno Die n9toten
geriibrt llmnrlnen unb genleinIan
fiir oas 8ellngen Ser groBen Snhe
oes 0eutihtllns in slnerita bctell.
- Sempora, Morcs!"
60 dnOern lid Bic 3eitcu ,,nb
NIT ibnen Sic Mniidteu ser utell.
| ihen.
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su erlpdgen. Sugbes miro als neuz
trul uno audi als oeutld1freunoli9
betrahtet unb piiroe er oabsr piel=
leiht bic beutlhen uno ungaril ilhsn
Stimmen betommen.
Die Oemotruten peroen Willon
npminisren, bod lit es frdgliG, ob
er sepdblt tperoen tann ipenn bic
Hepublitansr uno prosreHiiten lih
auf einen 4anoioaten eillieen t0n=
men. Wilion lit ben oeutIfen uno
DIterreihilhen patrioten iebr oerz
hobt, neil er nah ibrer elnii6t, li4
su lebr auf Seiten Gnalanos, lpdb=
renp oes arieges 5eigte.
@ie INNER lid Die parteien um
ibre aanoipaten hsrumbalgen mpsen,
etnes Iollten ole tlaroentenoen Irbet=
ter ltets Dor 9lugen balten, ndmllch,
oob irgsno elm aanoioat Der rspuz
blitaniidsn, oemotratiihen poer pro-
arei1iren Yartei nur ein Ganoiout oer
beliBenoen, Der tapitaliitiihen partel
lein ipirp uno oaB bic aunoioaten
Der So3ialiitiIten Yartei allein. bic
0ertrster Der Snterehen Der elrbeiterz
tlal1e limb.
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Sor einiaen Sasen lunroe in
Stem Dof Nrancis SdIatter, Ser
rgott!ihe Seller, lpegen 9eniisllng
Ser EoIt SIT betriigcrild)en 3pecfen
aerbaftet ,no ieinem aompagron
slug. Shlatter pallierte oaslelbe
Malbeur in Sos slngeles, Gal. 9ie.
ies ShluinoIerpaar perianotc an Die
ounnlen 8larbisen Salhcntiiher.
oie bon ihnen nit Dem .i,tlfeblbaren
Gottcsiesen" gelueibt norben iparer
lulo oaber ale arnnfbeiten oami1
aebeiIt lueroen fonnen, lpenn oIt
4atientcn Sen boben Yreis oafii,
5u be5ablcn bereit iino. Gin IoIhes
getpeibtcs 1alhei,tllt) pert sc
lpuroen bcn 8lditbigen su 50 bis S.
Der Stiid perfauft. Msan fann lid
ocnfen, oaB Sic beioen Sbluinole'
alil,5enoe 8eldlafte madten Uni
binnen fl,r5em reidtc Seute lultr
oeu. Sa5 iblimnllte BEL Der Sad
lit, oab Die Shpinoler nit cine,
leitten Strafe oapon fommen tuer
oen, uno oaB oie Oummen, ipelh
oil Die ShipinoIer elauber, ourd
oieie gntbiiallngen nidt al timer
IRE lperoen, ionoern aud lpeiter al
lic slauben tueroen
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Meni9=S
Son 6 barles ge 0 r m N.

Suit pie oas @ieb man transpor.
tiert,
SO miro ouh ser Solout ipe0iert;
Wiau fragt i'm nift, nobin, nei1t,
Eferht IN oie Giienbabn i'm elm -
Stedt i'm in Shiffe, eng uno
ounpf =
Waht treu5en i'm Sen @alo, oen
Sumpf -
Gurf) Sdler nnlB er, nlub berg.
sSsn oiirre gbenen fiibrt iein 2auf -
Obs regnet, friert, obs bagelt.
i6neit,
90 heiBe 8lut Die Come ipeit,
Sb feilheno er oes @eges siebt.
Sein 8allnlen led5t Ser S6laf i'm
fliebt,
Sb SUB l,no 9cin linn ihtuellen
on -
n8oran" beiBt'5 l,no ob faum er
fannl
Sit er nm 3iel Damn urripiert,
@iro cr, los ongebt, einqudrtiGt,
0ehts nift, ieb er i'm Sreieu 81,
$50 er lid legt 3u naht ger Stub!
Gas Gras, Oas 2aub, ser 8rlno,
Der Iot
Sic oienen ia mohl alld sur 9tot
Ges tpeitern it's nid)t iein Gnt-
lheio
GoB Dor er riidt 5u blut'eem
Streit,
Gs lit Gefchl = ullo ipiu er nid)t,
Srifit i'm ser Soo burt) &riegsge-
rift.
60 nilnntt er auf lid oie 6efabr,
9eut Stif lno Shlb lrno Sieb li6
llno fGut er orauf uno oedt oen
TIan
,Sit Inn nid)ts andres urgetun,
9lls DEM Stiif Tieb ons fltrserart
Gem Shludthal,s 5ugetrieben marc
l1nb BORT inter oes sSleilders 3ieb
gu @oben ianf uno liegen biieb -.
so belt mon's friiber ,no 10 ou6
61It
Gs 6eut'gen cages nod Ole @elt -
ltno oa iou per's beItreiten mir,
@ern Drum i'd Iage: vWenlh
qlcid) Sierl"
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9ipoicuclt unO Scutid)nmcrifnner.

Sieier Seoop RpoIepelt, Der frii=
er BON ben Standardization
Ipiebbiirserlihen 3eitungen ols
fsreuno Wilbelm II. perebrt uno
geprieien ipuroe, bate es nun nit
onen Hsbotteuren uno Serausgebern
bieIer 3eitungen unb nit ben pulitis
Ihen 5Siihrern Der 0eutIhamerttdz
ner griinolid uno fir alIe 3siien
poroorben.
Sn lsinsn Hsben, Die er tiir3lica
in Ct. 2puis hielt, nunnte er bic
5iibrer Der bieoeren oeutI6en 8iirz
ger rmoraliIhe 6ohperrdter" r0erz
BREEDER gsesn Die nmeritoniihen SIT
ititutirnen" bic ben 0eriuf mo-
fsn, auf bic amsritaniIhen Politiz
fer einen Srud ousSuibsn, ni9t i'm
SntsreiIe umeritaniIhsr 3iels, fon=
bern i'm SntereNs 0eut1hlonbs. Gr
srtlGrte. bab ss elm @erbreden lei,
sesen einen giirger uusldnoifder
Geburt su oistriminieren, ober se=
ruos 10 sroB lei oas @erbre4eu
oieies ielben gursers. tpenn oerfslz
be nidt als slmeritaner pur uno
iimpel, ionoern ols 9lmerttaner NIT
einem ginoeitrit in bic einbeimiid.
politit einereift. 60 perluhe iett
Der 0eutIfameritaniihe Nationatz
buno, furhtiame polititer einauz
| ihiihtern, tpenn oielelbsn niht nad
nem Wunide beg gunbes itimmen.
Der guno mage es often, bic ameriz
taniide pplitit i'm SntereTe
Oeutihlonos uno niht i'm Snterefe
Der Der. Staaten, gu beeinfluHen.
uno bas lei moroliicher 9odperrat.
| Gum ShluB ertldrte Noo5ebelt.
oab pieie 2eute niht bic sro6e
MaiIe Der Oeutidameritaner repr6z
ientieren. ionbern peren 9lniiht i'm
Gesenteil in ltanool0fer Weife per.
hreben.
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lid belllilhten, oIe 9lrbeiter slt ilber-
reoen. lid ihnen ansllldolieben, bat
ten Ole Srllitbcunlten nit @cluebrcn
belpaffnete equities lruo ToliSilten
hinter oer 0tauern ser slnlagen Itu.
tioniert. Gin Sd,uB fradlte, ofieu'
bar ans oen 0eluebr eiues Seplltp;
einige Steine rl,roen bon Streifern
gcruprfcn; llo Damn fuIt ohne
@arnllna : iellerten sic pon oen
llntcrnebmern geoungeren Moroer
cine Salue ob, llno cine sln,ahl
Strcifer fielen 0rei maren tot
lnO cine groBe slll5ubl uerluilnoat.
Sbgleih 0ie 8etoteten bon inner
bnlb Ser slnlugen erid,oieu wuroen,
tatcn sic Gollntp. p.@emnten nld)ts,
I'M oie Deputies l,no Yoli5ei SIR
9fetenid)aft 81 sieben; aber Tie er-
boben iofort ein Beibrei sic Streif.
iiibrer bitteu sll 8c,pnlttaten dilf-
screi5t, uuo iiber oreiBie Streifer
iultroen ins @cIlilgnis 9e!porfcn.
Ias Tertcioigungs-&omitee lid)er.
te oie Iienlte oes poblbefonnten TO-
sialiitilden Mupalts Seymour Steo.
man BON Chicago. Ser Iiltrifts-
ompalt. in ieineln @eiBbunser, bie
Slnaeflagten Sir slburteiI,lng IL
brinaen, iette sen @eainn ser Ser
hanolllnaen itpu aiif ben 26. Mai
on, ipeniger nls cine sSohe mad
Grbcbung ser anflogen.
Sic oringenoite 9totirenoigfei,
limo ieet sSonbs @ielleit,t ME Dor.
her in ser @eididte oicles 2anoss
iino 10 pielc slrbeiter unter &rimi
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6 d d tter pertaufteR

g hldGter pertnufteR
Jleifh BON trantem Die4
Sn Nep yort purben Iebten Rrntca
,ebn iiioii&e @robf4ld4ter. nslAe
urter ben Musen unb ber 9sipilli.
auns Ger 5IeifdzSnfpettoren Glsif6
bon trantem Nieb unter Der Neb0I>
feruns oes Suoenpiertels bertauften.
perbaftet. Mht Snfpettoren, ipe!dje
Fi4 BON ben 9dnblern beitehen lie<
Ben, ipurben bonn Dienft fuipenbiert.
Oas 8eipeismateriaf seeen oief: Be-
omten tpurbe bon Jreberid 90. G1o<
netpeg erlangt unb Is foll bernrtig
!ein, coB fouobl iie. iDie bic G9l69s
ter zines Nerbretens iiberfiibrt unb
81 lansen Strafen nerurteilt lpsrhe1
fSnnen.
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peroen, oaB MIR ourh Germirfli=
dung Ser iosialiitild)en 3iele oa5
Nei6 oes aapitulism,s uno Wili-
torismns 3eritort uno oos v9feib
res epigen Srieoens" MIR ourG Sen
Spsialismus erridtet lperoen fann.
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3eidJtsldnbise Spfcr.

3ablreid, limo ole Spfer. ipelde
biersulauoe Ben Sd,ipinolern. pelde
porgeben, orrd) prlloerbare lfl1te!
olle Aranfheiten beiIen fonneu, sum
Spier fallen. Ger l,ngcbelire ,3l,-
luad,s. ocn sic Sefte yGbriltian
Sricnce" in iebr f,lrscr 3eit geipnnu
llnD beionoers llnter oen belier
iit,,ierteu uno anaeblih gebilocter
9el,ten in oen Ser. Staaten erhicIt,
illlItriert 10 red,t sic 2eihtglanbig.
felt l,no Hiidltan0igfeit Der slmeri-
faner in reliei0icn 0iugcll.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-06-10

nal slnflaeen ecitellt noroen als
Solgc bon Streiflrnrilben. Ias be-
oeutet, oaB oic llnfoltcn enorm ieil
peroen Sic Slrbeiter oes Yitis-
burg Giitriftcs tim alles in ibrer
Wtoht Stebcnoe, oie eSinan5en aui-
sltbringen, aber iueitere Soilfe lit
notis.
Wan ienoe 9eitrdge al Sic
slorelie: Socialilt Hartp 1eienie
Committee Of @eltineboric Stri.
fcrs, 2O5 2peei,m gloe.. Yittsburs.
Ha., mno man ieuoe geitrdee iofort.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-06-10

@ablfampagne gang entlbieben ge-
gen a1e Soroerungen oes Milita=
rismlls Stelll1ne nebnen.
limo es fann lno nnlB babel po,t
Ben lo5ialiltilhen 9teOnern uno
Spurnulilten imrner lpieoer bctont
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-10
NEW MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN ID END
 NEXT SATURDAY
Enthusiastic Meeting of the B'Nai B'Rith Lodges Held Yesterday Commit
 tees Make Report

Probably the most enthusiastic meet ing of the order of BNai B'Rith ever held in the city was that of yesterday after on the new membership campaign were received. The two local lodges met in joint session at the Temple Emanu-El with large attendance
 The reports of the committees were most encouraging, showing that as a result of the weeks campaign, 150 applications for membership had been received.
 As 200 new members was the aim of the committee it was decided to continue the campaign during the present week, as many prospective members had not yet been seen by the committee.
 The wind up of the campaign will be a big initiation and banquet to be held at the Hotel Hillman on January +, at which many prominent officials of the order are expected to be present, as well as members from the different sections of the state. The committee in charge state the initiation will be on an elaborate scale and nothing will be left undone to make the event a grand success.
 Considerable rivalry has developed among the captains of the teams as to which team would secure the largest num- Der of members Capt. c. A. Loss is easily in the lead with nearly 50 applications Capt. Louis Swartz is second, with a rec ord of 100 per cent of the prospects as- signed to him, while Capt. Louis Pizitz, who is third, states he will lead both competitors before the campaign is ended While some of the teams have been disbanded, the campaign during this week will be waged vigorously, and it is pre- dicted before it closes the 200 point will have been reached.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-01-10
LOCAL 0PT|ON|STS
 WILING ID FIGHT
 FOR RECOGNITION
Many of Leading Wilson Men of State Are Not Numbered Among
 PrOhibitiOnists

Whether struggle shall take place in connection with the selection of delegates to the democratic natIonal convention is a question which will ably be settled within the next 10 days or two weeks.
 Despite the apparent unanimity which prevailed at the meeting of the state committee here recently the possibility of fight for places to the St. Louis convention has not yet been removed Should the prohibitionists consent to granting places on the delegation to a reasonable number of local optionists, the fight will not take place. according to statements of well-informed political leaders.
 But it is stated in authoritative man. ner that many of the leading Wilson men of the state are not numbered among the state and nationwide prohibitionists and they are determined to have some repre- sentation on the delegation.
 There are reports that a conference will be held within the next 10 days in an effort to come to terms. Should the prohibition leaders refuse to grant what is considered by some of the local op- tionists among the Wilson men as 8 req  sonable divisicn, the fight will be on, and struggle which will bring echoes of the Hobson- Uunderwood race and will probably have bearing on the campaign two years hence will be launched. This plan of action has been determined upon by some of the leaders among the Wilson men of local option tendencies.
 Should the fighc be launched, it will not only affect the delegation from the state at large, but will be carried into every congressional district. On account of the important bearing which such a race would be calculated to have on the primaries of 1918, as well as it's probable reflection in the matter of distributing administration places in Alabama should Wilson be reelected, it would probably overshadow all other contests held in the state this spring. Many believe, how eyer that an agreement will be reached by which the contest will be avoided