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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
alrint &riegsna9ri9teu,
Gus ornc G,riedenlanb.

appenbaee II, 25. Sept. (lleber
2pnbpn.) Cine al1aebli6e Nlelbuna
Deg u9erliner Sascblatt" beiast, IS
rbritild)c uno fran5olilbe 8rie9sldiffc,
NIT 10000 @3ann on @orb, laeen ppr
Ser sricdildcn @alptitabt sltben bor
Inter. IbmiraI Gourmet befebligc bics
ie Slottc.
Hrcmicr gissa iicst im uaaariidlcn
Earlameut iiber bic Sppuiitton.
2pnppn, 25. Sept. 9er lln9arie
|1de 8eid,stas bat, Ialtt einer aus Sltz
bapeit iiber Mmlteroam bier eingclaus
fcnen Meuterbpelhc. sen Mntrag Sci
Gppplitionsfi,brcr Gruf @norallp lmi
@uaf slpponpi alf Ginberufltng ocl
,, Gelegatipnen uicbcr9cltimn,t.
| 9as @erlaugen nod 3ulammcnbc:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
9cr 11tutite 3spptlin=
.Nngrif onf Gnglan0,
pc5icu 9onbou.
Nadl cngliidcn, 8cridt % gpbtc nnb
50 &cr,uunnctc. - 3mct Scope
line a6gcid)Diicn.
ScltId,cr 8crtd)t.


9crlin, 25. Sept. (iibcr 2pnz
Don 2:37 SIM ssSi1 DEM bcutc ausgee
gebcncn 8ericbt bcs beutiden Mbmiz
ralltabcs iibcr ben 3cppclinangriff auf
2onbpn llnp bic mittlcren Counties
bon Gnglauo miro gelnclbet, baB pielc
grobc ollrd Die ppn Ben 3cppelincn OBJ
gcluprfencn 8ranbbpmben pcrlrlabtc
granoe bepbacftct lpnrbcn.
3lpei 3cppeline gin9en burb bas
sseuer Der 2llftan9riff Mblpebr Sc
Id)ilse berlprcn
Ser 8prtlaut bes 8eridJts lit fplr
9enbcr:
ugSdbrenb Der yad)t pes %. auf
ben "a. September Gcben nuebrere
Mnrine 2uftldiffe 8onben altf 2on@
Don unb allf Eldee BON militarilder
gebcutltn9 balclblt unb in ben ginz
ncn Counties gnelanos fallen. slls
graebnib ser @unbenipiirfe ipurbcn
iitcrall groBe 9rdnbe beobudtct, bic
lan9e 3cit lidbtbor blieben.
Che Die 2uftlcbifIe bic britiide 8iiite
crreidten, lparen lic bem Geldiitfcuer
Der piclen Eotrollilles unb &adtlfifz
fe alls9eIett llnb ipabrenb bcs Ingriffs
olt ( 2pnbpn ocn unoblaiiiscn uno
ippb9e5iclten Seuer pieler @attcrien
bon 2uftan9riff slbmebr @eid1iiz
tcn. 3ipei Ser 2uftl6iffe fielen bic
fem @ei1iibfeuer 5rm Spfcr. SIc anz
bcrcn febrten llnbeld)abigt na1 ibren
Statipnen 5uriif.
9ritiid)cr @cridbt.
2pnbpn, 25. Sept. Gpn Sen
5lpDlf 3cppelinen, ipclde in Ser 9}abt
ppnt Samstag auf Sonntag sic britt
l,ye Snlcl Deimluebten lnb SOB l1np
3crltDrun9 bonn Soinlncl bcrrnter1
ianbten, lie9en beutc 5pei ais unfDrntz
licbc, ld)mar5e NN1lien BON Stabl unb
slllllninilm, IN hcn flcincn 9prfe
slan9plo in giieg gpuntp. sic ficlcn
Den @elbplicn Ser @atterien ppn 2uft@
angrtff slbpebr @elcfiibcn IN p2llz
Don nno Ben on bieIe foBenben @e5irz
fen 5lrm Spfer.
Gins Der 2uftldiffc ltiir5tc lpie cine
flamrncnbc Sucel ab, ec1au 10, lpic
Ser Seppcli1 g 81, Ser ppr brei @p=
den serItDrt iplrbe, Ser anpcre, purd
bas @eldiibfel1er lcincr stanDprirz
fabigfcit bcrallbt, tpar CUR 2anbunq
ec5nl1neen, lpppureb BIC % NNiann Scr
8ciabnng ibr 2ebcn retteteten, a6cr
sn @efan9cncn 9e,nudt lpllrbcn. Sic
MannId)aft bcs erItgcrnnt1tcn 3cppez
Inns fam il, Ben Slam,nen bcs bcrabz
1tiir5enben 2,ftIebiffes Tim.
Sic 3cppcline battelt hpr i6rcrn3cre
itDrung cinen idperen 3oll OH aebel
eingeforbert. % Gcripnen lpurbcn ii
ben inneren Gtabtbe5irfen bon 2orbor
getDbtet lmb 90 Gerlpnet bcripunbet
sSn Sen Yropin5en ipurben 5ipei, lpabr.
ihei11lid bier Yerlpnen get6btet' ltni
II &er1pnen bcripnnbet.
Ser @tgentbllntslchaben beldrdnf
lih, pbppbl ct ipcit perbreitet tit, gun
erDbten Ebeil alf flcine @orifabt
Bpbnballlcr nub 2apen, obippbl eil
8abnbof bel6abist llnb ei1i9e Icer
@iitcrlpngen 5critDrt ipllrbcn, ipi
alb Gin S6eil Ser gilenbabn9clctl
allf9erillen imlrSc.
Scr ciuc ,5eppelirt pplt bcn 8lammc'
idjncll pcrscbrt.
Scr lebtc 3cppclil1, Der Den gSc
Icines 2cicbcnbesdngniiles belcu6tet
lnb mlf cngliie1em gpben altlammcn
brad, luurbe bon bcn Sldmuncn bic
lbncGlcr persebrt, als ber 8 21 DO
brei @oAcn. Sc lit iibrisens moslid
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
Die sage an Der 8altanfront
gnlgariidjer gerid)t.

Gpfia, "a. Sept. (lleber 2pne
bpnh) 9as bulsarilebe &riessan,t mel@
bet:
vslm %. @cptembcr madtc Ser
Seinb, nab ldn9erer @nrbereitlln9
ourh grtillerie% unb Snfallteriefeuer
unb @ombeniperfen, ipieperbnlte slnz
griffe al1f Die Soobe @aimafcalan. Sic
feinbIiden abtbeilllngen riidten ppr
unh eriffen matchmaker bte red)te llnb
ibe linfc Slonfe lno idliebltd bas
Centrum ltnlerer Stellltng an. 9te@crz
tbeibiger, nnerihiittcrt, lieBeu Ben
Scinb Big auf so ooer SO 5cbritte on
Bic G6iibeneraben beranfonmen,
ldluseu i'm pann nit beftisem Sc
ipebrz unb observation-disclosures slt2
rid l,nb brahteu ibm lblpere &erluz
lte bel.
usiobc SIprina lit Sic Gage tnperz
dnbett.
.Sm Mpslenicatbale 1tnb su betbell
Seiten bes 8aroarimi1es CAB es
MN Id)ipndes slrtileriefener.
osm Stbe Scr @elalica Sodcbcne
Ierr1dt Nube.
Sin Ser strumafront CAB es leb~
buftes Scuern. Webrcre feinblidc @az
tniaone, ipclde gcsen bic Sprfer Sic
pplen, Splnp, &arnioipp llnb @ltbelt
pprriicfter, murben BON ltnIeren Srllpz
pen nn9egriffen lrnN anf bas rccbte
llfcr bes Stromcs Sllriicfgeiporfen.
Sin Ser Mceailhen &iiitc nnb ON
oer iibri9eu Srput, lolpie an Ser So
nau cntlan9 herrldlt 8llbc.
pSn Ser 9pbrllolcba fanoen Irtil<
lerie% nnb Snfantcricfdmpfc bon &C.
ringer 9ebentllng ltatt.
Sic shlpar5meerfiilte ipar rubig,
(Ssortiebuna auf Ser A. 5eite.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
9a8 Grgebnib beS 3eppelin l1eberiaQs
Gn9lauoS III. Der 0ia6t BON 6amlfa9
Quf Scouting.
8erlim bcrtdbtct oen Nerlm1t bom 5tpei Ycppeli,en
,tno ote Beobadbtun8 9rober Srdnoe.
yonoou eloe ben Sob bon % no bic Tmuonua bon SO Ser
ioueu, lenguet aber 9roben @addaoeu,
n acm Jrontcn fcne beScntcnhcn Grcia e ub br
Snfrpnt michcr tidDtig pcrflpppt uprbcu
Mu1 an Der 8alfanirpnt BON Sen @uloarcn.

ud galanIrpnt ashon
talc Siege bon Der ma5cborlm Sront n 9obrubi6a lit
an9enbld Elm Stiaianb cingrcen pffenbr
an Die Sante aus Gnen uno Die Ncn Nen, @han
u19c Der 9nln n 9ntanen SrajanpaQ 5uanneu su ch
ben mb trntrei n1ade 2ebc Nubt elm abermaiocr 2epp
lin gn9rff a gnganS. @roBe Soe 2anolnestr,ppen
Der @icn Saen Mtben area sen s5auoeu ser
@cpoI55er SIT Bic abctuns aDn9 panonns abae1c6eu?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

(SortIesuus allf Ser 4. Seite.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

9erlin, 25. sept. (Srabtlos
ilber Sappille.) Sas @robe 6alptz
qnartier mcloetc Sonntag slbeno bon,
lpeltliden Sdullplak.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

te aafreft er6altcn uno Srieoen nit
Gbren uno Sifer6eit beualrcll moi
len.
ugsir perloll9cn nic6ts, ais uo3u
mir gerehter GciIe bcrcc6tigt Iino.
gsir lpiiuitben Bic Ndtltng aler Gatiz
onen. gsir 6egcbrcn nitfts, ober,
mcine 5relnoe, bic Union, fiir oereu
grhaltlln9 SIR tanpftet, lpiro nidJt
lan9c crbalten 6leiben, lpenu mir i'll
hieler @eneratipn, niht nit SeItigfeit
Bic gSiirbe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unlo bic g6re Ser anerifaniIdcn 6lags
,gc altfrcd)t er6alten
Sic republifaniIeae Gartei lit bic
Gertei Scr 9iationaleu @brc gelpcien.
IN unleren ausmartiaet1 Se5iebunscu
!; lit inter republifa1iIdcr gunoesreeiez
ru1g Die gSiiroc rnD nas GreItige Ser
Ser Staateu INNER an b0dlteu ge1
imeiel1
| Sic grlpibnltng observation-disclosures
aanbioate11, oob CT fir Die sufredt1
erbaItuns Ser amerifanilden Gec]tc III
tSe5ug auf 2eben, @iseut6um rno
s. ans c / cinltebe, irliroe NIT Itllrnliz
idem geifoll olfsenonn1en. S1crr
S,ueles lpuroe Ser @cteranel1periamntz
lung bon oent uG5emeillen Sal5ell,
oen1 friibercn @unocsnbseuroneteL
bnrsrl1ellt. Socrr Sou9bcs Iprah IN oer
Soalle .gcraoe auBerhalb Deg Grltno@
| lItiietss ocs Sploate1beinls. @err @u9z
hcs bielt heutc slbeno np6 cine 9icoc
in Ser S4oot Gaptpn.
| Griiiibert SSilipu's 9ieDe i,t Salti
! GONG @rantb, 25. Sept. Eraliz
| heHt sSillon rcilte beltte ator9eu llnt
8 ll6r uoh Baltimore ab, no CT ppr
/ ocnl Gotipnalen Getreibebinolcr Ser
bono nm lllr 30 cine Gcpc 5u bolz
ter bate.
Ct mad)tc Sic 9lciIc nad) Baltimore
!, iii cilcn1 Spc5ioISu9c. Ser Graliocnt
ltano friib5eitis altf uno fubr I'M sluto@
nphil bon Sbanpp 2alpn nad6 Dem
i @clt : Gnp Sabnbpf, lpp CT, be9leitet
bon Srau gSilion uno SeGretar Sll@
muffin Ben 3us beltieg. Ser sltsflllg
l1atl Baltimore tit Der erIte, Sen Erd@
IIioent SSilion fir @ablfeIosugs5mccfc
.lrnterninlnlt.
4 goItimprc, 25. Sept. GraIiz
Dent @illpll faln bier I'M 1 llhr 30
Oiinutcu Nahnlittass on lulo fu9r
1nfprt und) oem 9prie Sbedtcr, i'm lcte
ne 9eoe bpr nen siotipnalen @etrciz
oebGnolcr @erbauo 5lt bultcn. @ltre
rabrufcnoe Wellid)crmen9cn BON Sale
icnoeu bon 9euten bearilBten i'm ont
Subnpf. Seine Sabrt oltrd Die Stras
bcu non ppll fprtlpabrctoeu Spattpncn
bcaleitct. @s nnr feline aatiltfapclIc
sur Stelle, lpcil Trdlioent gSillpn oaa@
rouf beltanpen bate. oob leinc 8cbe
upr oieler @erlanlnllltn9 clnen Durd)@
ans parteilpIeu Ghorafter babcn lpllc.
odufi0 lrar CT ober purd) pas plelc
gtifuIlflatlden aenDtbigt, Den Suit SIT
luftcr. @ulc Die MISUNDERSTANDING
Saltimpres ltuo Sen 9iatipnal Ser
bono scr @etreioeb6uoIer pertetcnocs
Committee bcerilBte Ben GraIiocnten
am Sobnbof. slls CT alf Die @iibne
: oes Sbeaters trot, erhpb Iicb Die 3ubDz
rcrlhoTt pon ctua 5000 glenI6en lmo
) flanNte seifall. 0as Sbeatcr mar
nit 6iasseu in Den 6arben Der Ser.
Stuten uno oes Staate5 WlarplanD
ga,5 prddtig seidjniidt. Sic pcnt&rds
lincntcn pursebrahtc Concentration
bielt ctipa flint @inlltcn an. @ub
Srat @ilipn ullroe, als lie III etner
9oee SSlas nabnt iebr frelnSltdl be-
grilBt. Su Der 3ub6rerlhaft beTano
y lih oucb Solepb g. @ilion, Elm Srltoer
(EnrtIeR,tun n,tf Ser Epite
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26

yarmce9ruppc bes gr8bcr3ps aarl
Sran5: sSn ben &arpatben erpbertel
ipir auf ben Dltfiden 9lbbdngcn bes
gimbrpslaipa Das, in friiberen atin,=
pfen pcrlprcn 9e9angcne @ebiet ipiebel
unb seipanneu 5tpildcn 2ubpipo uni
|8aba 2ubopa an @pncn. gtoroDlt
lid) aaliboba miro bortndcfi9 aez
fdnpft.
vsiebenbiirsiibe Sront: Mulliidz
rllnanildc glngriffe oli Sen 8ulfanz
IpaB lno ipeltiuarts iplroen abscipie=
fen.
rgalfarfriessIdauplas Seine neuz
en- grcisniiie bon 8eSeutllns."
gSicner 8crid)t.
8icn, 25. Sept. (llebcr slmlter=
Dam llno 2onoon.) Geltern abeno be-
ri6tete bas 0ltefrel6 llngarilde
9auptqllartier:
"8umaniiebe 8ront: sSn Ser Gdbe
oes @uIfanpaiies lhlu9en mir rlumaniz
i6e sn9riffe ab. Nabe $oermannitabl
nno on Der iiebcnbiirgiltben Sitfrpl,1
Fat lib nidts bon 8ebeutllng creienet
vSront bes grsbersoss &arl Sran5
Scitlid llno n0rolieb airlibaba lebte
Der Seinb ieine bartnattiaen slnsrific
fort. Seitlid) Der Srticboft tpllroen leis
ne Ialicn nah einem seringfiigiger
Grfplg gum Stcben sebraht nnb alle
folgenben @pritobe absclhlaseu. siio>
pcltlid Der auc5ina braa am Cams
tag cin itarfcr ruIiildcr gturn1angriff
bcr iiebente in bieien1 abldnitt, su=
launlner S1l Ser @egeno bon 9uboipo
slihen mir Die lpenisen gortbeile, bie
Ser Sei1b in Sen adnpfen Der lebter
Gage 9eiponneu bate, lpieber aus.
.6rpnt bes Gri,tsen 2eopolb bor
9apern: 3tpilden 3bprpp l1nb ben
oberen Seretb 9inseu Die 8uIlen nod
lnebrta9i9cr Scuerbprbereit,lns aber=
mails NIT ltarfen &rdften gum snsrif'
ppr. 9tad} mebrerc1 hergebli1e1l, ii
bidteu 0sanen urternolnmenenStlrm.
ansriffen 9elans es bem 6einpe, nprb=
Dltlid 9epelniri III ltniere 2inien ei,t=
5ubrchen. Gin @egenangriff fiibrt,
bei 9iacbt 5u furhtbarcn admpfen, ii
hcren @erlallf mir alle unftre Gtcl:
llln9en 5l1riideroberten. Mlebrere Sum:
bertGehangene ipureen eineebradt Uni
liebcn MaIhineneelbiibe erobert, lpab
reno ber Sciub Die blittigcir @erlllt
erlitt, Sic burb feline 8ampfmetbob,
heSinnf {,,rrApt,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-26
Srefflide Ne0e bon Gbarles 6. 9ugbes
por ben SfterQuen bes SOnberbunOs=
frieges lit 9aDton,
Gr bctont, oa6 er Wmerifamiide 8edte, a,,d) s,an=
oelsred1te, ge8en DC Natiom ,pabrem tpiu.
rdoent gSon pr9 in Baltimore ber Die Sen Getaitseuten
burd oas 8an nnO sdifsanfaus G,eieb er0fuetcu
Gelesenbeeu
Iratbent gSiDn mirb lit Baltimore san5cnb
@ammluns Iartepieft SIT

ie @eane pnberbunb5frge5 2unton,
ben Sen 4usfubneen Charles g. uber
nien 9atrosmu5 Nannt1 Icient @crprehen gmcrifa
Gigeutbum ser g9ct
aufredlt erhalten. G0ocn gSlcn 6al Baltimore grp
e gSbitman @cruflng Grraibllq
Der 2essaur eru ben @eneralif idcQe gnoe M
gen. lnecebopt Bremen" III 9cp apnDoa
mig @'uies reB 1at nit"
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12
NEWS NOTES

Tako6, the man shot some days ago at Anchorage. is dead.
 Marshall Brcnueman has stated that the building of a courthouse at Anchorage is assured.
 It is generally believed that thc general term of court with a grand jury in Valdez will begin about Sep tcmber 20. The work of rcmojc'.iue the courthouse is ROW proceeding
 Mr. Leouhart. the roadhousc man. is in the city.
 Todd and Baxter, two delegates elected from Valdez to Che Democratic convention at Seward are expected to attend in person.
 A deal is now proceeding, it is said. by which a store building on thc cas. side of Fourth avenue win be made moving picture house The deal has not yet been concluded and a specific
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SHIPPING
Came on Northwestern

The following passengers arrived on the Northwestern last evening from Seattle and Alaska points: Mrs. J. Enstrom and children, and 1 steerage. From Alaska ports: Chas. c. Hubbard, F. F. WhelpIey, L. V. Ray, Mrs. Ray, l.. l.. James, Jr, J. F. Woolley, II. Grosvold, J. Lindley Green, Wm. Black, Mrs. II. G. Ward, and five stcerage.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

mention of the building might be pre- mature.
 Dr. J. II. Romjg aud Mrs. Romig left this morning on the Evans for Anchorage where the doctor will act as examiner for the Territorial Mcdi- ca. Board They win return in few days.
 T.W. Hawkins left this morning on the Evans for a business trip to An cborage
 A porcupue found his way into the city this morning and sought refuge in the cellar of the Gateway building.
 w. H. Kneueycr of WatcryiIlc, Washington, and A. F. Heinrich, of the Seattle Brewing and Moltne Company. are two prominent visitors in the city at present They have come t5 look over conditions with, possibly. a view to investing.
 No advertiser can afford Co omit the Seward Gateway.
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Went West

The following went west today on the Evans: Mrs. E. Smith, Anchor age; Mrs. Matt Button, Anchorage; F. NJ. Huff, Anchorage; Jacob Lafer Anchorage;-D. C. Mathison, Anchor age; F. W. Williams, Scldovia; For est Gardner, Seldovia; C. R. Booth, Anchorage, and one steerage.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

Spalding's Gloves, Bats, Baseballs, Tennis Balls, Etc. We have the Spalding agency. Brown X Hawkins, Quality First
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12
Went on Northwestern

The following left last night on the Northwestern; Miss Hauey, s. w. Nelson. ". J. Cayanmgb. Jim Galcn, Bert Hoffman. F.. W. Goodwin, II. A. Tucker O. Bogart.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

Boys Blouses, all weights, colors, and prices, large assortment to select from. Brown & Hawkins" Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12
Came on the Evans

The following arrived on the Ad- mira Evans this morning: Mrs K. Madlejgh, Mrs. B. M. Loat A. Ben son, \. Trayestcy, R. s. coIbwn.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

Cuett and Monarch shirts New shipment just arrived, all the latest colormg and patterns. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

"The Taste that TelIs"-Premier Salad Dressing, a delicious mayonaise. Once used-always used. Brown X Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. NJ. A. Martins on Thursday afternoon when a Silver Tea will be served. All the ladies are invited.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

Noodle Cafe. Phone Main III. Tray service receives prompt at tention. 1O-5-.tf.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12
WANTED

Lady wishes position as camp cook. Best of references. Apply Gateway. 7-G-tf.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12
Marirosa at Cordoya

The Marjposa was due at Cordova this morning at II o'clock.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

Why not give Lawrence a chance to do some of your wiring Price right, material the best. None but expert wiremen do your work.
 MT. MCKINLEY ELECT. co. 7-l1--3t
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

Fresh Popcorn and Peanuts.-Sew- ard Club.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

"EMO" Coffee, 30 cents a pound.- Brown X Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

Waterfll & Frazier whskey at "The Branch"
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

Best cigars ana rc1 esl'lbents al Terminal Bar. See ad. 11-1-N
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

Fresh Popcorn ana Peanuts.-Sew- ard Club.
 LADIES' AID TO mEEf
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

Oyster Cocktails at "T>s Dranch."
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

Long distance relepnOne booth al The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1916-07-12

No advertiser can afford to omit the Seward Gateway.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-01
EMPLOYEES REJECT
!. 50-H0UR WEEK AWARD

HAMILTON, Ont, June 2S.-Em-
.ployers of tnachinists have refused to
accept the 50-hour week award Of the
royal commission, and 1000 machin-
lists and tool-makers employed on war
munitions have suspended work.
The. Employers Association Of
Hamil ton is running large advertise
ments in the daily press against "paid
agitators"'. who are charged with To-
11entfmg this trouble: According to
the employers, their nlachinists and
toolmakers were happy and contented
under the driving str ain of. a 10-hour
day. The question of reducing hours
never entered their minds until the
serpent, in the form of paid agi-
tator," came in their midst.
The Hamilton Herald takes these
employers to task for their senseless
fulminations and shows that citizens
having no connection with organized
labor encouraged these metal work.
ers.
Trade unionists are calling atten-
ton to the recent report of commit
tee appointed by the English govern
ment to Investigate conditions of
workers in munitions plants. This
committee declared in favor Of an
eight-hour day and objected to long
hours on the ground that it was in
furious to the worker and that it was
false economy.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1916-07-01
TEACHERS OF IHE NATION TAKE Their PLACES WITH LABOR UNIONS

While Chairman Loeb of the Chi
caso school board is repeating the
puny conceit Of most failures in his
tory in trying to stem the tide of
progress, the object Of his wrath-the
teachers organization-is steadily ad-
vancing, says the Union Leader.
The teachers now have a national
organization. They have taken their
place with the forces of labor in the
bona fide trade union movement
The slogan of their organization is:
Democracy in Education; Education
for Democracy." The national organi-
zation was launched in Chicago, April
Is. 1916. and became affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor
May 9."1s16. Its officers are: Chas
B. stillman, president, Wilmette, ILL.,;
Ida T.: M. Fursman, vice president,
Chicago; Mary r. Dwyer, recording
secretary, Chicago; Margaret snod-
grass, CORE sponding secretary, Chi
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cago; F. G. stecker, financial secre-
tary, Wilmette, ILL.,; James A. Meade.
treasurer, Chicago; Margaret A:
Haley, national organizer, CHICAGO.
Trustees-R. D. Chadwick, Margaret
A. Haley, Ida M. Halpin, Hedwig
Hochbau11a, Amelia M. Prendergast.
Affiliated Organizations.
The American Federation of Teach
ers now has strong affiliated organi-
cations in, New York: City, Scranton:
(Pa.), Oklahoma: City,. Gary (Ind. j,
and three in Chicago, Washington,
I'd. C.), and Waycross: (Ga.) are, now
going through the forma1ities of az
filiation. Efforts will be made to or
ganize the teachers throughout the:
country. ~ff.# :.
When the teachers made applica-
ton for their national charter, Sam
uel Gompers, president Of the Amer
lcan Federation of Labor, expressed
himself thus: Permit me to take ad-5.
vantage OF this opportunity Of send-
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ing message of greeting and good
will for a thorough organization of the
teachers Of America: that the Amer
tcan 9 Federation Of Teachers may. be
set on the. road Of practical, beneficial
work in the interest Of the teachers.
Of the pupils in the schools. and of
the people Of our common country"
In q printed folder the teachers set
forth what their unions. have done tor
them and answer the, objections
raised BY their opponents:
What Teachers Unions Have Done,
L. Teachers unions have secured
salary increases and have protected
tenure Of position. '..-..: T. =
q. They have eliminated the arbi-
trary power Of supervisors. ,,r ,.-
= 3. They. have caused reduction in
the size Of classes. ), s,,:.,.s& ,.-.. =.
!. 4. They have given free advice
and free legal support to members.
]. 8. They have secure the right Of
teachers e 4 lae + 70 belong to official bodies
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Cincinnati Jurist Declares Labor
ers Have Right to Organize
~, X Un1onS..

CINCINNATI, June 2s.-The court
Of appeals has, dissolved a permanen
Injunction against Butchers - union
No. 232 and placed the costs against
the H. H. Meyer Packing company.
Judge Nippert Of the; common pleas
court issued the Injunction. The
order restrained strikers from carry
ing banners which announced that
the Meyer company was non-union.
Judge Nippert said that labor has the
right to- organize ITO further the in
terests OF the: laboring classes" and
then enjoined the striking. butchers
from asking sympathizers, to aid
them. -, +'''',' 49,
T.: w. F. Fox, attorney for the union
lists. commenting on the decision said
that it does not affirmatively fix the
limits to- which labor organizations
may go, but It does hold that upon
the statement OF facts In the petition
these facts alone will not warrant an
injunction. ~.
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STATE INSURANCE FUND
~ MAY HAVE DIVIDEND

HARRISBURG, Pa, June 2s.-If
business during the remainder of the
year is as brisk. as it was during the
first four months. the state insurance
fund will be able to, declare a divi-
dend, according to officials Of the
state workmen's insurance board.
When the state fund began business,
5,079 employers, with . a total Of
57,400 workers on their payrolls, had
accepted the state insurance plan.
This business was almost doubled by
April 80, when the books showed that
1902, employers had insured 1T, 100
employees in the: state fund. It. is
stated that the demand for state fund
insurance is increasing and that the
number of policies being written
average from 25 to go day.
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Education of Chicago to dissolve an
Injunction secured by the teachers to
prevent the enforcement Of q rule OF
the, board forbidding teachers to .af4
filiate with labor unions. the. court
ruled: ''The law, is that the board
may stipulate for d the amount Of
training. the degree Of proficiency
and the physical fitness Of It'll teach
Ing employees; but 1t: cannot provide
that its teaching shall be- done. only
by certain persons or classes Of per-
sons, members or non:memberss OF
certain societies. s:s.sa' S:S5iS q
& The right OF public employees to or.
ganize land to affiliate with labor has
been nrecognizedsb by the national gov
ernment and BY state ana city gov-
ernmenta sss 80
q section Of the Post office Appro-
spriations Act Of 4 August. 81. guar
santees 10 postal emp III right TO
maintain their &c filiation With the
american sderat Ion ofs abor.
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STOCK HELD BY BROKERS'

NEW YORK, June est is stated
in Wall Street that from April 1,
1915, to April I, 1916, the number of
United States Steel Corporation COM
mon stockholders of record dropped
from 56,S25 to 41,910, or over 26 per
cent. This is the smallest number Of
common shareholders in many years.
This information does not sustain
the claim that the steel trusts stock
is being purchased by its employees,
thereby Settling the. difference be-
tween capitalists and laborers. -.
It is also claimed that so per cent
Of steel common is now held by. bro
kerage houses. The trust would create
the impression that this stock nesties
in the humble homes Of laborers,
working II, II \and Is hours a day,
and who are partners in this great
concern.