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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-27
Chicago Grain

Chicago, July 2S.-Wheat No. 2 red.
s1.24k; No. 3 red, $1,231z @1.24M; No.
2 hard, old, $1.1sH @1.22; No. hard,
new, s1.21 Corn No. 2 yellow, 1914 q
S4%c; No. 4 yellow, 79@S11sc; No. 4
white, 77@S0Kc. Oats No. 8 white.
401z @31%c; standard, 42@42hc. Rye
nominal Barley, 65@75. Timothy, ss.25.
Clover, $7.O0@14.0o. Pork, s25.50@
26.25. Lard. $12.50. Ribs, $1312@13.32.
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Sugar and Cereals

Granulated sugar, s. cwt.. I. o. b. Bir-
ming ham. Market firm at SIS New Or
leans.
Choice Rice-$5.50 per cwt.
Fancy Rice-$6 per cwt
Extra Fancy-$6.5O per cwt.
Grits-$2.25 9G-lo. bag.
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Live Stock

80
Chicago, July 26.-Hogs: Receipts, 26,-
900; market weak Bulk, S9.4oQ1o; light,
$935@10.1O; mixed, $9.10Q10.10; heavy, 500
1912; rough, 10000; pigs, $I60Q94O.
Cattle: Receipts, 10000; market strong.
Native beef cattle, $4,000; stockers, $50
s; cows and heifers, So. 50d925; calves, $3.50
OH
Sheep: Receipts. $4,000; market strong;
wethers, s6.S5QS.40; ewes, $S.50Q7S0; lambs
$7910$.7
Kansas City, July 26-Hogs: Receipts,
10000; market lower. Bulk. $9.40@9.70;
heavy. s9.65Q9.75; packers and butchers.
$950@9.77; lights, s9.40Q9.60; pigs, $3.50
9.15.
Cattle: Receipts, 1000; market higher.
Prime fed steers $9.50@10.50; dressed beef
steers, $7.50Q9.4 40; southern steers, $6QS.25;
cows, $4.5097. so; heifers, $6@9.50; stockers
$55O@S.10; bulls, $5.2o@650; calves. $3.50
oil.
Sheep: Receipts, 400; market higher.
Lambs, $9.90@1025; yearMngs, S75QS.25;
wethers. $7.25@7.90; ewes, $@7.50.
St. Louis, July 2s.-Hogs: Receipts, 1900;
market lower. Pigs and lights. $4,000;
mixed and butchers, $975@1o.; good heavy.
s9.9o@1O; bulk. $9.7oa975
Cattle: Receipts, $780, market strong;
native beef steers, $7@10.25; yearlings, $3.50
@10; cows, s5.50@S; stockers. 530QS. %;
Texas and Oklahoma steers. $5.50Q10;
cows and heifers, s5@S; prime steers and
heifers, $S.75@1025; native calves, 500
LIS.
Sheep; Receipts. 5000; market higher,
Spring lambs, $7910; slaughter ewes. SD
725; bleeting ewes, 1910; yearlings, 81
$3.50.
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MEATS DECLINE ON
ON MORRIS AVENUE
Dealers Report Better Bust
ness Than for Several
Weeks
tn Ms~sE

Conditions on local meat markets
continued shaky yesterday, following
a market decline of the day before.
Extra ribs declined u yesterday, while
dry salt bellies took the chute for the
same amount. Pure lard was quoted at
a &C loss, while compound lard showed
35-point depression.
Northern cabbage are being put in
the market on Morris avenue, and are
being quoted at 2Ac a pound. No 9TH
er change was noted yesterday. Deal
ers report business better than for
several weeks.
Today's quotations follow:
Poultry and Eggs
Commission MOrcnants PRICE,
Fryers-1SQ22c.
Hens-14c.
Guineas-35c.
Roosters-10c per Id.
Extra Graded Eggs-25c.
Fresh Country Eggs, N@23c.
Turkeys-Live, nc; dressed, 2c.
Geese-75c, or 13c pound.
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English Money

London, July 26.-Bar silver, 9O1sd per
ounce; money, AZ per cent; discounte
rates, short bills, 55s@5A per cent; three
months, 55sQ5% per cent
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per cent; ruling rate, 2A per cent; last
loan, ~ per cent; closing bid, 2 per cent;
offered at ~ per cent
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Rice Market

New Orleans, July 26.-Rough rice
continued nominal and clean rice quiet
roday with quotations unchanged and
no receipts. Sales: Clean Honduras,
1927 pockets.
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December and January, 1850; January
and February, 7s7d; February and
March, 7S7d; March and April, 7.ss1ad;
April and May, 7S6d: May and June,
7s6d; June nd July, 7.s5d.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.

|Dn Merchants, Hanover square, N.
Members New York Cotton Ex-
Ige, New Orleans Cotton Exchange.
York Produce Exchange. Associate
bers Liverpool Cotton Association.
is solicited for the purchase and
pr Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for
delivery Special attention and
! terms given for consignments OF
potion. for delivery. Correspond
INVITED.
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Meats
Creamery Products
(Wholcsale Selling Pricey

Creamery Butter--321sc; a. & M. cream
cry, SIC; process butter, 301ac; oleomar.
garine 16@23c; country butter. zoe.
Full Cream Cheese-175ac.
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Naval Stores

Savannah, July 26.-Turpentine firm,
42A@421sc; sales, 279; receipts 476; ship
ments, 1917; stocks, 1891. Rosin firm;
sales, 147s; receipts, 1913; shipments, 1851;
stocks, 66,576. Quote: A, B, S.; e, $500;
f, G. $40; H, I, X. M N, $3.50; VIC.
s655; WV, $3.50.
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Fish
WHOLESALE Selling Price)

Perch-S1zc.
Salt Water Trout-121ko.
Red snapper-loc in bbi. lots. lie small
lots.
Gray Snapper-7c.
Mullet-6G6hc,
Spanish Mackerel-l21z91so.
Shrimp-121ac.
Sheephead-Shc.
Virginia Croker-6c.
Pompano-30c.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-27
Coffee Market.

New York, July 26.--The market for
coffee futures was somewhat irregular
today. showing early strength followed
by weakness in the late afternoon un-
der selling led by cotton exchange
houses. so that final prices were un-
changed to 5~points lower with the
tone easy. The opening was 3 to
points higher and September later sold
up to S.52c and December S.6Sc, repre-
senting net advance of to points
on outside buying and continued firm
ness in Brazil where Europe Is be-
lived to be accommodating coffee in an
ticipation of peace. Attemps to get
profits at the advance were chiefly
for the late backset, which
carried September off to S.44c and De-
cember to 5000. Sales, 25,S00; July.
s.3Sc; August, S.3sc; September. SAC;
October. S.4sc; November. S.53c; De-
cember, $3.50; January, 8.S6c! Febru-
airy, S.72c; March, S.79c; April, S.S4c;
May, 5000; June, S.95c.
Spot coffee steady; Rio Us, sac; San
tos As. 12c- Firm offers from Santos
were irregular with As quoted at 1918
@11c, cost and freight, London credits,
The official cables reported de-
cline of rs reis at Rio. while exchange
was 1-32d higher. Santos futures un-
changed to so refs higher. Brazilian
port receipts. $4,000; Jundiahy. $4,000.
Showery weather was reported in Sac
Paulo with temperatures ranging from
4S to "a degrees.
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York, July 26.-Heavy general
liquidation. which ran into stop orders.
brought about further big break in
cotton seed oil today. At the close the
market was % to "a points lower for old
and - to points lower for new crop
months.
Spot, Sc bid; January. 7,s2Q795c; Feb
ruary, 1865 O0c; July. s.1S@s2 &c; August,
s.1sQ922c: September, s.15@9.17c; October,
s. 37as 3sc: November 7.93@7.9fc December,
1901. 92c; total sales, $500.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-07-27

New York, July 26-The deadlock which
has existed in the market for Cuban raw
sugar for the past few days was still
in evidence today, and as there We're no
sales reported, prices were entirely nomi-
nal Holders asked the price of 5 6-l6c
for Cubas, cost and freight, but refiners
were not inclined to pay this, although
n waS Generally believed they would pay
SIC. Closing prices we're 5-16c for Cubas,
cost and freight. equal to 6.SSc for CEN
trifugal and 556c for molasses. sale OF
10000 bags of Porto Rico at b-l4c was
reported.
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81 2nnhc uno 81 &oiicr ohne Nurd)t
la0 @unit III Der anH5cr &ielt ami.
rctt crhoit. Is iii ell amerito.
o0s ieinC qchCimcn Y~omadunQcl
tellle ucr0tttcn Sltrigucu bot Is iii
Gin 9tnltritn init fcincm rUlrtldr,
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dies ollHl 9tdtiouen 9IcidmoEIR Dc
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kline luabren 9icdtc in 9o3uR on
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Y q beijti, bcIeeIt ron ocu Soc
uicn y nihinQtons uu0 GIN,
coins. Us III ein Nmcrito 3u-
it Elm NnIcrifu INNER, lu0 gang
un0 AroB!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

Gap ih ben 4rtlfcl 5t &brem SeiteH
bier 5|itirc:
o4ls int N1tQuit 1914 3uiihcll
curopnlidlcn 9tutloncn Gricg erfIdrt
lwlrOc. bet iid) @nterifa cine @elc-
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%iuprematIc 5u crgrcifen mo ieincu
ld)DcrbeorGn9ten &onturrcntcn 81
nen &~orlprnng ob5uaemimlet.
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oiicnc5 6eIo. 2ir tonnten e@ be
odcrn. Ser @ricg 9inq ms nid,t2
on. @cnn mir i'm nllh betlngtil
uub ocn Suiern uniere Spmpotbie
uuo Nilfe o|orbrinaen fonnter. itono
ca inns nidlt SIT, @ortci aI ergrciicn
in1o Stcinc 3u merien.
,gSlr lton6cn nit allen fricaflll=
rcnoen &oIfcrn in ircun0ihnitliden.
ia ber6lldlen @c5icbIngen. ltnier
IoQiidcr <rs bcitano BARN. 10 iort
2uIabrcn. @ir morcn itorf Qcnt9.
un 81 Sc6esn SIT inacn: so iehr
MIR aud, Cure Streitigfeitcn nm
Cure Scinoihuft beoouern, mcr6en
mir nld)t Barter erQreifen. @ie mir
in scr %eroonQcnbeit gehon0clt bo-
ben, IL mcrocn mir III Der 3ufllnlt
lucitcr horbeln. llnIer Hctfebr unO
uuicr @unocl ioncn nift nohloiicn:
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@eihr1nflng hobclL ober fem,
Wtoro- mo 3erltGrnQStpcrfaGtgc."
So bate mobrc @umonttdt 9cipro-
den.
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len, unicrc Gr3cugniiie IN ser golt-
gen @eIt a%b5uieten; namentlid bat
ten mir sic nrrBen Shorc Siibnme-
rifus 0en @aoren offnen ioIlen.
lpeIhe europa nid)t lGnger licfcrn
fDnnte.
n1dnn miirocn mir einc 4roiperi.
tet erlatQt hoben. sic onlternb unb
ocminnbringcno iiber uriere Taqe III
Die ulierer &in6er u,tb &inoesfin.
Scr hincin eeipcien fem miiroe.
Nie Gin Giel SiuiIdlen 5iuel Nen-
bHnbelu.
nStatt beIien muroen unlcrc IN,
ouitrieanIogen ltno Subriten bis
gum %gleuberiter oo5u bcnlbt, D0ui-
ld)cn &rieosbcoorf ber5uite1er. Cine
tur5e 3eit lang bnbcn MIR cine I'M
oeiun0e Groiperitdt = cine Gro-
iperitGt, sic nit Dem &ninsfludc be
huitct 1T uno nit iih SnB un0
@ltb bringt, oie OH unIeren Sim
Bern 1ro &inoesfin6Tn No6e ncb.
men mer6ert.
n6dtten mir einen WSonn i'm Sra
iih~cntenItubl in ser &auptitoot &c.
bubt, einen Wonn, tret ocn Srooi-
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bnS milroe nidrt ocidneheu lcin
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ShnGdlinqen un6 gtonnern BON Sc
ringer Storfc, bot or e5 i'll ielner aus
GiQenliebc bcrnus geborencn Sclblt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

~ WV III I34b-
Iiiter Sprode obgefaBtc GrflGrltnq
erlaiie1, in pelhcr CT ieinen Stano-
runft in 8e5ug auf Die Eroiiocntcn-
tuobl unter In0erem iolgenocrmaBcn
0nrlcqt:
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ocn &orbereihnaen iilr oen crltcn
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ON 6. OCTOBER 1888 0cfclcrt mllroc.
Eobc i'd Sbncn 9%emincnboit obnc
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lung irgeno eineS 8llnoesbeamtcn
berouS9obcn.
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iln6 &erbreitunQ ih oe3oblt bobc
ltno fir ben idl olein berontnort.
lid bin, lit oesholb MIR Die Wfei-
1ungsGuBerlng zines ocborenen
Entertainers, meld)er sic Gmpfin-
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hung nGre, mollte er in oieiem fritz
fden 9(uaenblid ieinc Weinung iiir
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tpalt 10 flir5 uno biinoig uno 10 gut
in elmer Slu9id)rift onqcqeben NOR
Den, melde oen Sitel fiibrt: Ser
Iongt - ein DC II ols Graiioent"
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&eieut unb 81 besGbleu ppu s. VI. Roebel
man, Setretir bee iostdliitiiden 9ouHtp Gam
pGgRe Gpmjies.
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Sternidnnppen.

0r. 1bono5 5taorum bot Dem
Gorrtn Gltrf ielHe 3%teliJnotlon oils
E~ruitcc DcS Gountp &rrcutoltie8 SIN.
0clalot. Wis @tuno qibt c. iilcd)tcl
Gteiut0bcits8uitoHo on.
r ({r1mer louter uno noh0rudii
der crtont Die G%or0cring ees @oitc5
Die }litsfubr bon Eeocn3mlttcin 3u
.pcrblcten, 2(ber 6o5u gebort Mid
crot, uno ioldcs hat Der EroIcllor
lelDcr uidt!
- InB 0clitid dmcrIfuniihc Sci.
'ungcn teine Go~uterbonoc limo. glbt
iooor Der Mundeitcr @ilor0ion gu.
orr 9cgcn Die @eQnohmc Der 3cituu
Qcn. hic nod 2ettitluilo bcItlntnt
jao. Giniprohe erhcbt. - Der logc-
nuntttc omcritouiide NoitmoItcr DC
ucral @ltrlcion Der NrGit0ent. @ooo.
roip 28iIion. iino nld)t 70 neutral.
luie Dos britiihe @Iott in WouhcIter.
Moo6rom MiIion bot orei Inn1e
Te0en in Gbito9o 9ebaIten, nm olc
~3miptauiQnbcu Der fation" gu cr
flnren. @~eqenmartl8 albt es nur
cine 0mtptouiQobe uH0 Die Aclbt
sort NIT S6a6en!"
Ger Ghienqoor Rihter 5abotti
rocintc, d(s or einen Iltngcn W6oroer
CUNT Ionc ~bcrurtbcllte. Ger W}0rocr
iclber bot mc6er hej gclehIng Der
W0r0tGat. nod hci BET 8erltrtac,luna
oencint. Go0esurtbeIle iiu6 idrcd.
Idle 1inqe. Nm itredIiditeu, mcnn
Gin W5r0er iic ijber elm unifuI0lgea
Cpfer berbQngt uro Doa5icht.
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Shiimmc Grfdltun9en fummcr
bon nnbc0entCnOcm Sdmnufcn.

&iclc GrtdltunGcn, fic oen gor5cn
29inter iibcr bongen bIcibcm inngcn
nit cirem Sdpmlpicn an, cilten1 me.
hen 0als, eincr unqcnilthlih boq
rm0 7tromm ~fllbIenoen 9rult 1r.
&ind's 9}cp 3i5copcrn NIT icircn be
ionitigcn0en ontilepijitcn 9aIiomcn,
bnt icit II Tobren mir Sumo mo AIt
sic GrfoItlmaen beenhct un0 Ole &u
ten Qebcilt. Ir. 0inq5 g(ap Us
cnpcrp lot sen SfIelm. Hart 0cr
Qopf bcidnitiot sen irritlrtm Nlbl
fopr un0 modlt Dos @ibntcn lcld)tcr.
2lci Gllrem Npoihctcr. 50c.
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@oIIomcen Abtn6 ourd, Die roben
0poBe Der G5lqcno 5u0eillGt miro,
MIRO hicSmoI hyperion, mic8iir.
nermciitcr &pntel an Otittmod) be.
tannt mod2te, cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cen e 6lier bobcn. Us lit Die critic
Sto0t in Ni8conlin, ncIde cine ocror.
tiGc 0iicntlidlc tSelcr, Die on6crsmo
idon gu micocrholtcn MoIen onge.
rcat mur0e. neronltaItct. Phi sen III
N%crDin0luO nit ocn itootlidlcn Sdlu-
lcit ltcbclncn 3molf offcntlld)cnS piets
2ldBen lollcn T~reuoenfcllcr ungc5llit,
oct. "NfnribmnIIpm Hooita" bcrol.
lloItct ur0 n6crc ouf @ollolpccn be.
6u~bllcbmcn6c Sndlen irlcenirt ncr-
0rn. >>cocr 6citpIoe itcht untcr Iui,
lldlt, 0ontit uuf lbn nlft8 lln9eb0ri
oce pniiirt un0 ole [SllQeno lid in 6en
Nreu3cn ser Sdiflid)fclt bait. 9ic
HommiiiionahGlllcr ur6 ionitioe foli
mdnnildlc Srqoniiatinncn hdbcn
'iinl5cbn bis 5mGr5lQ 6oB NcpIcI 3lrr
&ertbeilunQ inter Die on hcn 6cItIid)
ftlten thcilnchmcnoc &rqcn0 QcIt,itct.
Nelm 6ieic oiicrtlIdlc @dlomecnfclcr
iJdl bcnohrt. iol lie IL 5upcrlcr
olllohrlIh mic0erbolt mcrocn uno at
oere 5t0htc 9%@iaconiins oilritcn Dem
@ciipicIs Srpcrior9 in Ndl0c ioIacn.
"a Der om &nIomccnabcnn bon Sen
nift obninmt mo nirlcrorte oen
0in6crn odcnth1lbeu ncrilbtc lli'ul
Gnnrattcr3 cincs @cmcinid)o0els
Q"lldCnommCn bot.
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Cine muniBipale Sanowe'sn:
5eier.
hyperion oeranitaltct cine ioldIe ais
critic Stnbt in @iseuuiin.

III DEM 0nnoiDecn.
lining. Der all
ndhitcn QicnStag
Nbeu0 nllS lpieoer
beporitebt, Gin Gn.
De 81 bcreiten mo
Die Wurger Dor
DEM Sdnocu 81 be.
Scr ibuen
am
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Gnyase, bHeut uno su bepMen BON 81. u. 7ouis. Bangor, gs.
RW.DaViS
oemofratiider
Condidat fir A|1emblymun dies 9. 0itriEts
pon ga Gro|le County. }Ois.,
2Sa6r AM Z. 21opem6er.

@ls Gin &uroioot iiir Iiiemblp-
mann 6eS 9. 9iitrifts bon Ga Grolic
Gollnt1 aui 0cn bcinotratilhcn Mobl-
settel erlufe ih ~odtlrn9spol lUll
Sbcc ltnteritiibur9 uno Stlntnte.
Snnent i'd oies Griltdcn Itelc, illblc
i'd MIDI gctriebcn BON Dent <nlhe
Sybncn utlo Dem Stoote BON 1len't
al fem. Weine Griuhrungcn i'll 81
fe,ttlihcn Ingelcgcnbciten iino loldc
eetpelen, oaB i'd fdbig ieln loutc oic-
fen 9lltrift in Scr 2egi@lotl,r gum
9eIten Der 9iirQer luto nit Credit
fir mid 5l pertreten. @ie Sic ohne
2ucifel miIien. nor ih Gin Wfitgllco
Scr Gountp : Supcrpilorcn : 0eborOc
felt Den perflolicncn 5m0lf Sabren
uno ieit oen lettcr oft Sobren &or.
iiser Der 8eboroc. @ctreifs mciner
Gabiefcit ullo oifertIidcn Gienite5
oil ser Go1tntp , 9eb0rbe limo Sic an
ireeno Gin N1itglieo Der @ehoroe ODER
on irgcrlo cine 9eriorl rpeIde in ser
geboroe nahreno Ser letter. 3lr0If
Sabre oielte, beripieicn. ID bin ltol5
ouf ben Retoro bieier Gicnitjabre,
ur0 id pcriiterc Sbnon, fob i'd itcts
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

c~rfilllt mdr un0 nod bin bon Dem
@lnid)e mein @ctes 3u tbull
iiir Die beitcn SntercIIcn ocs
Gountu8. Sic mer0en finocn. menn
Sic ctlpos oarum Qeben sic Hccor03
ser Gou1tp &crmoltltng 81, priifen.
ooB mobrcu0 oicicr Sobre sic Gountp-
Niiairtn %ipitemotiiirt uno alf einr
Notwithstanding 8rrnologc Qcbrodt
!ooroen iino uno oie m0gIidlt witrittc
SUariamteit in aQcn 9cpdrtement$
Der Gountp SeriunItung Qellbt muroc.
&cnn ih oafte, ooB ih oen Giirgern
III Der Sc9islatur niht pon Tienit
'cir fonntc mitr6e i'd nidlt Gin Stan
0i0ot lCin, nber id QInltbe, 6nB ihl
Die 6dbi9fcit bciibe mo bic Grtobr-
ing babe. bie mid filr Die Steuc
qualiii3irt nnO tie redit GIT Der.
tretcn. mo ih rcriidere Sbnen, 0al
id, pcn erlpGhIt. mein geites thur
uno mid ST. metner bofiten 51big.
teit beniihen merhe, G5bnen unS Der
@iirgern bcs Stootes 81 oicncn. Sd
meroc SIREN GinfluB uno ltnteritii
sung I'M Srterciie mciner 9onoioo
tur rn6 &Sbre Gimme BEL Der fom
] r1enoen @obI perionIih ~oncrtcnuen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

6. 5. 9ern-
nler bat III lei
lter GiQcniduit
olS @lIrger Die
les 2nnoes llltO
nIdt OILS Nralt
bent oes 9entid).
Anwrifuniiden
Nationol 0ltll-
0eS cine in end=
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

a5tAW~H&kAg IL 4tAilulNH III
V~TM Imcritu
y AAN s SHE 10 t ere ut
N&9A mir itunben ia
~A XII Nl3 ltpt oa Mon.
N~NH pb SdlImpf uno
AWMEM Shon0,
PWTsZNH@ Inns trclllos ull.
AzESsa2sSS Term Huno ge-
nonrt.
Nem oeutif bos Ser3, ser lit
fein Wif)t
Telitid 0Illt tritt cin fir " c d) t
mo Eflidt.
SIN Grieg fir llnobbdngiofcit
Gum Mnmpf sic 3cuti6en 9Ielh be
reit;
Son Stc1lbcn, @erfimcr uno &oIb
audi 4ldlblbcrq tratte Gnglano'S
Sfolp.
Ger 2cuilhen Nrbcit mar nid)t
id)led,t,
Set 9inos mo Itromm in "onlpf
iir'S 9tedt.
1fs
Als 2jncoln c. ilr rotbiom fono.
Dab nid)t qclolt Der Stnotcn Non6,
% itromten 0eItidle ihncli bcrbci
,3lt fGmpfcn qegen Stloperci,
Nit Sternenbomer in oen Nrieu
@cbt's froh uno iriih gum aon1pl
uno Sieg.
Mobin bn5 Nu9c immer idollt
"a bot DER 0eut d. esutlt1cbnut;
Sm 2~onobou, Mlnoel, fSnOuitrie
3ciqt Miiicn cr mo GnerQi, :.
Altd) ycbrtc CT 8emutblid d. 9
felt
lln0 nj oas mas 0o5 @er5 crfrcut.
Nroo neil in ihm ous bcutif d e
@lltt
sit uniercn1 2unn CT mo q II T.,
Ind1 Iicbt or nod mo oas nit Rcdlt,
Sdn y ci III othIanh, ionlt mar
or d. c Oh /.
Gr milnid)t BON Mcr5tn GclItldl.
lambs SiCQ.
Sir Chr lnh u ch t c8 filtrt
Den &rleg.
Ills quito @iirgcr mij,i6en mir
Dab ltrjlt neutral Mon burolt
bier.
SAB nidlt parteiiIh nan ocrfdhrt
Lao NorSuQ feincm 2ano Qepobrt.
Seil Dies aeihieht, Drum scr fro.
teit,
9n Die neutral, Dcrcitt gou3 fcit.
9&as idert's ms. 0oB moi ula Der
hnhrt,
Nm @in0citrid iino mir %0Cropnt
&ir fonlpien filr NclitroIitdt
l;r> Qe9cn ben, ser 3mieipoIt idt
OH tbc1treg 2ono ntoait rltbid iclI
Gcutih @Iut, ncrclnt ill
DID tritt Elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27

il 9ciitihcn III
Imcritu
SHE 10 rerein III
mir itunoen ia
Pills itbt o1 Mon.
Oh Sdllntpf unO
Shono,
Inns trcllloS III.
icrm Sun0 &C.
nonllt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-10-27
tin grpees Fin Der ;3nfnnft!

Sd babe ein qrobes glib bon
bent 4merifa Der 3ufunft Dor au.
aeri. mcinc NPithilrger. Gs III ritt
Gin bon l(nruher 3crriiieues 4neri-
ia: es 1T ni6t Elm Amerifd. Dos
6urd G,cnolt regiert miro; nidlt
bal0 ourd oieip 8cnolt. bnIo 0urd'
len behcrriht mir6; es 1T nift elil
Qmerifo. SOS Dem 8jtraerfrleGe
uberliefcrt miro; 6 iii nidt cir 4me-
rifa, IT. fpcihcm Aemtcr Ie6iGIid oe5
pcricnlinen 8ortheils tpe1en Der
rooltet ncrocn; es i. Elm 4merlta
Qcrnitet. e iii ein @mcrifo oos
oie Rette 0cs mucritaniifen 9oIte.
The day book., 1916-03-16
BOARD OF EDUCATION IGNORES

More low-brow stuff was pulled on
our high-brow board of education
yesterday. And peek into the way
things are run by the Jacob Loeb
majority was given before the cur
tains were drawn by vote of II to 4.
The whole trouble arose because
Victor OIander, citizen and taxpayer,
also happens to be secretary of the
Chicago Federation of Labor.
If the Chicago Federation of La
Dor had been organized to play It'd
dle-de-winks instead of to fight the
battles Of the working man and his
family it never would have happened.
But Victor OIander wrote to the
board of education on the federation
stationery; he asked information as
to the time of the next meeting of
the finance committee of the board.
The regular time had been changed
because Chas. Peterson had to go to
Washington for something or other. |
And the Chicago Federation of |
Labor sent a resolution to the board |
Of education protesting against the |
bOdy'S actions on the Loeb rule.
The request for information from
Olander was ignored, never an
swered. OIander had wished to talk |
to the finance committee on the
workings of the Loeb rule.
And the letter to the board of edu- |
cation from the labor body, which |
has 100000 members in this city, |
was never read before the board. It !
was sent to a committee by Sec'y |
Lewis Larson.
President Jacob Loeb admitted he |
had instructed the secretary to send |
the letter to the finance committee,
although he knew it was addressed |
to the board in general
The letter came before the finance
committee and no one spoke for it
because Olander had not been noti-
fo6 q to tho tiU1o Of tho D1oofinu II /