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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-13
Financial Leaders Think no Harm to Business
 Will Follow
BOTH CANDIDATES
 ABLE CAMPAIGNERS
Neither Candidate Is Expected to Meet With Unfortunate Inci- dents, Such as Have turned
 Tide in Past
By HOLLAND

New York, July 12.-(Special )-When it was announced that both of the canui- dates for the presidency would take the stump it was observed that interest in the presidential campaign was consider ably increased, at least in the financial district Apparently the precedents are to be ignored this year in presidential politics as also, precedents in the world Of finance have been ignored since the Europan war began. For there is no in- dication of any slackening in business or any postponement of large financing ar engagements in the autumn of this year.
 Ordinarily in the presidential year, and especially in the five months before elec- tion day, business has slackened and large financing has been postponed. There is, however, a good deal of interest manifested by financial leaders respect ing the course of the campaign, and when it was known that Charles E.. Hughes would make a campaign tour to the Pacific coast and that President Will son would undoubtedly go to Maine to take part in the state campaign in Au- gust so that if possible Maine at it's Sep tember election may give good encour- agement to the democratic party, it was said that there would be infused 4into the campaign great deal of reasonable excitement and interest.
 That opinion is reported to be due to the belief that both MT. Hughes and President Wilson are very skilful cam paigners. There is recollection of the campaign made by Hughes when gover- nor of New York for the purpose of sup porting the candidacy of William H. Il. made at Youngstown, O., is often spoken of as a campaign classic. So, also some or the speeches made by Governor Wilson in the campaign of 1912 or at least n the few months prior to the presidential nc cminations of that year are regarded as real gems of campaign pleading
 SOME DANGER
 Some of the politicians, especially those whose experience goes back as far as 1884, doubt the expediency of campaign tours made by presidential candidates In the past, these were unfortunate Stephen A. Douglas, in 1860, set aside all the precedents of various presidential campaigns and made a very brilliant, wonderfully impressive campaign tour throughout most of the north Very great throngs gathered to hear him and he made no mistakes Nevertheless he re- ceived only nine electoral votes. Horace Greeley as presidential candidate in 1872 appeared upon the stump, winning adrni- ration for the brilliant word setting of lis thoughts, but his campaign was a disastrous failure and it served partly to sap his vitality. In 1884, Blaine him. self reluctantly undertook a campaign in support. of his own candidacy for the presidency. But he was somewhat su- perstitious about the effect of it, appre- hensive lest some sudden iocident or mis- take should have such bearing upon the vote as to defeat his election. His ap prehenson was justified.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-14

tnlIen. IeshaIb nohm er in oleIem
euti6eibungsDo1eu |9ugenblide Gle
feline 6ref4eit uno alIen ieinen Wiut
3uidmmen uuo eripioerte:
ySaQ'n &c 0oh bolt Den Qait'n,
ME man oie Gnooln madt, 0err
Solomon SiIberbcrg, So piro oe5
Slump ia ME mir! 0a muas colt
nod q SoI3 oron IN a poor Gar
uno ann in iieo!g hoaBes Wooh'r. 5
pDob oes bolt BON mouner Muot.a.
Die bot Die be1t'n 2iroIer 8neorn in
gang @moin q'moht,"
Solomon Silberberq, Ser ihon oft
ais 0olmetIh 9eoient bate, Der nit
a%n9e6orenem SdorfIinn nie S6lauz
belt oes SiroIer Sungen bur6i6oute.
uno Ser Den Ruiien ~iiberboupt nift
bolo mar, iiberieBte iportgetrer, uno
bas JntereiIe an Den Sn0oeln pufs
bel oen Muihnits uno Dem ruff
Ihen llnteroffi5ier bon Minute gu
Minute. Sepp bereitete cine neue
Moie. Giner Der Soloaten, Der srft
eeitern 5uiammen nit ieinen Same
raoen einen goIi5iiden 8ouernbof
eeplinoert unb in 9ronb geitedt
bate. ihleppte einen aorb nit Giern
hsrbei, Die er bate mitgeben beiben.
uno jebt febIte Dem Sepp nidtS
mebr 81 benz miitterlihen Resept.
Wls Die Gno0el fertid fparen uno
Der llnteroffi5ier ais erIte Reipettsz
perion ouf bic ourd SaIomon Sill
berbera per0oImetifte NuFforberung
oes Sepp einen periuhte, ihmuBte er
lpie Elm gepiiIes goritentier, oo8
feline Mabl5eit cinnimmt, uno sic
8eii6ter Der Mufhnits perflGrten
iid, ibre Nuqen puroen ME ole
RGosr, OILS nun Der 8efebl .WohIs
5eit %fafien" in rufIiiher Sprod)e ers
i6ou.
aud Ser Sepp betom einen Tapf
uno Solomon Silberber9 aus Wars
idau ipsiite nit.
Den 3tpsd BON Sepps 9eIud Idies
nen IolpobI Der llteroffiSier, oils aud
oie Muihnits infptae ser nod ME
in iol6er Site 9enoiienen 8n0oeI
per9eiien 81 boben.
0eito eifriQer unterbisIt Iih Der
Sep nit Solomon SiIberberg.
nNenn Sic qIiidIih bier pieoer berz
%austommen. balm ~treFfen sic Mid
IN Der MGihIe BON Dombironstd,
ober Shr Gbtenport. haB mir mir
paNjert."
.Mcan Ghrenport. 6err saIornon
SilberberQ." periiderte Der Sepp.
Gr oriidtc Dem Siio6en i felt Gle
9ono. Oob oicies gang leife nIu
noib!" itrie unn lab Fd rod elmer
8eIeQenbett nm. ME ey UobI Den
3uTen pieoer srttptihcn tonne.
"a ~Qepdhrte er on Gnoe bts
ShiiBen9rdbenS einsn Sang. in ben
oie MuIhnifs por 53eit su Set per
i6ponoen. llro er idats 81 SoIo
mon Silberberg:
.TroQen Sic oen germ llnteroifis
sier ord bolt amoI auf rufiit. oh i
net Ga amen Moment austrctsn oerf!!-
.Iba,@ oddts Solomon Silbsrs
berg. limb 10 iibeyisBts sr ons bliss
irsts NnIis9en hes Sepp.
Der rnteroFfisisr. Der md INNER
nit BEN @srsshr,n zines ieiner tofts
Iihsu RupoeI. h.s ishsehut.n. be-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-14
Tirolfr RnobrI.

Gfi38c pon G.ouarn Stitaeboue-.
Sepp Qlatttofel mar Der feiheIte
quo BON gang 8maiu. 4ls Der
arieg ou8brah. mauo er Elm Idmur}s
QeIbss 8ano I'M itinen @dms6prns
fob uno itette Die Nuerbabnfeoer
auf ieinem g~rasgriinen 6unt teder.
Damn trnt er gu leiner Mutter un0
io9te: n6lenn iei net. 2llte, I'M Glib
mir bolt nod d 8ugerl, "a ieit f
mir. W}oraen gebts artf Snnsbrut
CUR 4usmuiterung. Die RulT'n
pero'n bolt bic Aug'n aufreib'n II. rpo8
unIer aaiier for Guam in ian ,3ils
Isrtbol bot" limb 10 pfiff er n@ott
srbalte 5ran3, 0en Hatfer" 5piihen
ben 3dbnen. Die Wuttsr lGbelte
unter 1rdnen. 9tnn Der Sepp ma
ibr Gin3i9er. neil ibr Monn idon
Elm Sdbr nab Der 9od5eit ais pa
isntiertsr 9er9trdIIer Elm por5eiti9e8
Gnos gefupoen hotte. uuo iie bot
bolt ME nimmn on an0trn no dls
nIs ibren 4uoresl BIntttpfel Q'mohtl
r9plt Ri brao. Sepp. mof' oelnen
Rod IN 0sinem aaiier G6r' uno
pergeb nen Iiuben 6errgott IN oes
8eten, Rs / ii g'lernt bob. net
CANA" 0dS mar oas peniqe, mas
bic VurqsrI pIatttoiel beim 4bifuo
su ihrem Gin3ideu idQte. Damn lieb
tie i'm 3Jeben. 0eun am 4beno lpar
beim Nolerpirt IN 8moin nod EN-
mol 2dn}. uno ibr SEM ipielts ME
isin 3peiter bic ShIog5ither. Tie
Suaeuo noute eben ibr WerQniiQen
hoben. uno ulte Qeute Qtborten nlht
oobjn.
PIN NGeuo nnbm Der Sepp oaS
Reierl nod ejnmaI in isinen @lrm
Die mar 0os iuuberfte Oeonol non
oon5 @m0in. gtim ShubpIdttltrn
preBte Ct jhren idIdnten 2eib feit in
feline m~ustuloien Irme uno tnu1ttt
8iide NIT jbr. Die ME ieuri9e 8ohten
bronnten. 4ber audi gu ibr iaQte
er n0eul fei mir, iouit bring ! Dir
bolt 10 amen yuiiiheu T6n3bdr'n
NIT. NIT Dem ou ri otdbn tduuit,t~
Tenn.. Na@ pubten Ts ellie. ts
qino uad] @oli3isn. "a lnhte aud
oos Reierl unter lrGnen unn mtintt:
nWoabt Scpp. / mott bel; ME MIN
ner iGuhelctt!ern, panu ou net Toa
@ipuV parii," .Nh Qeh!l" Iatte 0a
Der Gepp. nou bit eh not 10 iuu9.
ReicrI. otritU1r' 81 nett 2lber i'm
@runoe itjnt5 0er}ene NOR ty I'm
idgiih iioI3. oar ie fit perFtnccren
bate.
5n Snusbrut muyoeu bic Qll0m
non @majn ouaQemuitert uu0 i'm Der
ti9cn St1ottbeater tinquartjert. Rod
0rsi Go9sn QinQ IS alf Die 9abn.
De& NOR O >QeB! is mar Gin &c
miThter 3uq. Ser lie ourt l1nQoyn
an Ole gaIi3iiht @reu3e brinaen ioutt.
uno her Sepp YlItttofel perftouo es
>uie tein 3pettsy, pm ieirer GIen-
bogen 9sbrauh 81 MAIDEN. @r :rs
pberte fi6 sintn Gdplub in einem
4bteil wsriter 8lafs, lilies ouf Der
RuuItrommsI uno ertIdrte, er lei iest
tin rsiisroer @uQIifhmar unb rst's
NIT sinsm Goots Tidet gu isin,m
9erenuesn ms 9iroI. Gr bott, cir
zetatbMuHnss Bud NIT 2itetrn uuo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-14

I6dftiat Nor, IaQte nur nit fauen.
benz Munoe; ,g}ioi6e!po!" 9aa
beiBt 10 pieI ipie: sd babe nihts
6oqegen." un0 mie Der Big NOR Der
Sepp ouT einen Wint Solomon Gil.
berberQs peri6munben.
Der llnteroffi3ier ulo bic Mui6.
nits bielten lire Sieitd nod Dem
iiberrei6Iidem Unable, unp Ser Sepr
lam ni6t mie0er.
Wie er aus Der Gloafe tns sSreie
gelangte uno Die W}iible bpn DOM
biron5tu fon0, oo8 1T cine @eI6idte,
sic Inn, penu er lie er8dhlte, fem
Meni6 ge9loubt bat. 3ntIade 1T
nur. ooB er nod Q Sonnenuntsrz
gang in 8egleitun9 Salomon Stlber=
bsrgs uno elmer !0eroe pm slpei.
bunoert Rinoern. Die Der Sube fir
Die rufii6e Seeresleitung gu liefern
3ugsiogt bate, ppr ben Wugen oes
Boron BON Puli9on eri6ien.
Der itdrrte i'm on, ols ob Der
Sepp aus 8mdin i'm S3iQertol Elm
@efpenft iet.
aber ser sepp IieB ii6 our6 Sic
ii6tlife 9ermirrung ieines 6aupts
names ni6t aus Der Sofung brin=
gen, ipnoern iogte::
IS foam bolt 5lpoobuno:rt MORN,
9err Baron, 9elt iest tr,ag ! Die
WleoaiIIsn bod"
s m 2a5arett f an ben
5olaen elmer i'm &riege ernorbenen
!6er3trantbeit prof. paul Neitle, Der
berporrogenoe 2ebrer on Der 9orIss
ruber 9augelpcrfihuIe, geitorben. OBJ
pp6l IAon uber 60 Sabre alt, bate
er li6 BEL &rie9sausbru4 9~eitellt unb
bat in ben 9pgeIen 9ele9en, bis er
turs Dor Weibnndten 1915 ms Ga
sdrett aurid noh &nrlsrube fam.
Stutt0arier BON 9eburt, bat Neitle
elm Glitter bon nid)t gang So Sobren
CREDIT. Oils 8e9ierun9sbaumeiiter
bat er an gau bss 8aiier nil
1eIm : &dnals mit9etan uno ben
9uu Ser 0re9briids bel 5atorpfoal
i'm 53uge Der MarIdbabn geIeitet.
1896 puroe er nah aorIsrube beruz
fen. 0ier bot er dis Gebrer, a!s
Satperitdnbiger t~eionOers auf BEN
@ebiete heS GiienbetonboIes uno ouf
benz 7SeIoe ioSialer Irbeit nttt gum
p|eniQiten fir Die 8artenitaotbetpe>
suns 9!ei5enoea 9ei4ofien.
Fruu ella Gbief, cine
petBe 6rdu. tpeIae Nnorslp Gbief,
einen @oubIut : Snoianer, eebeiratet
bate, bat in Sonesoiae. Dis.,
por 8eridt bic 4biitt t~uno1etan.
eeIsblih pon ibrem Mldnne 9eifieoen
gu pernen, geiOe nobntsn aui Ser
I5fcrpotion. uno ais Ser Mann trdnt
muros, fano ein 6amiIisnrnt itatt,
rad fpeIdsm Ser nlunn in cine oetI=
anitalt qeIt}idt iuuroe. bic 6rlu dber
nus Der 3eierpation %perbannt. Spd=
Ter srfuhr lie. oob oieieg elmer ino.a=
nifd)en Sheiouna gIeih tomne. bph
"a Die 6rau oas Qsben BEL rem Sn=
oiansru lott bate. min lie II aud
mad autsritoniihem Redts gsfhie0en
letn. Die Srdu bat bsreits ods 4ns
aebot elmer NdnotltiIoer 9sf,nihdft
angenommsn. ptlts ihrs @rfobruns
gen uuo ibr 2ebeu bsi ben Snoiarsrn
in Iebsuotn 9iIosrn p~trtfpiotn Mil.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-14

S6naoa6upfln, oos i'm Bic R5'erl
in Der lcBteu N!inate por Nlf-lr.
oes ,3uQes md in Bic Iaihe / Il
batte. in oieiem los tr una }es
uommierte, ol5 iet Elm 8a0sdeg.
Id Qdb ibm icin freun0, Der 9uiu
SteQiebner, eiHc TreunOIhaftltbe
Matidlen. neil er I;l fir einen Gnl
Idnoer a~u9geqeleu Bate. neil Sic IN
nIem SHuIo icien uno man Sic
i~nioIQeoeien 3uerIt perbaueu mIfe
llno oos aan3s Nb.til meriter &lane.
in benz pcit mebr ais Die por.,idrie=
beneu feds pIdBs btIeqt ndren. lang:
.Ioe, mein Qano Iirot", do Id
Ser enoIoie 3ug 8tiidlih in Gene
gunq qeis3t bate.
Sobolo ie bic unqoriite Gren3c
binter iih hdtten uno BORT in cen
eritsn 8ohubof e%iniubren, itredtsn lie
bic aopfe sum 6eniter binnu5 uno
idrieen ous Qeibestrdften: .Glien!"
LIND 0ie 2euts. bic orduBen dui Dem
9dbniteig itonoen uno ale ihlporse
6oare botten. todten unb riefen:
vNuf Wisosrfdfsr!"
Nber lebt ld9tu tie fell. iioer dht
Wofeu in ben totqeIiiIIten qnIiSiihen
Shibengraben uno fahen tetnsn
Rug! Wdn nor IN cine unenolid)e
RtQenptrtooe einQetreten, unb hus
,3euQs. oos Slump. rpie ie iuoten,
ihIotterts Dem Sep Vlotttofel un0
oen an0ern brdpen 2irnlerpuom pcr
RdIie MIR 10 nm Die 0lieoer. uuo
pos ooS AaerihIimmite NOR. ole
Northumberland blieben GUS, felt
3ebn 3oqen battle man nur BON
3miebot un0 3onierpsn QeIebt'
0imrnel. 6err1ott. Satru! Wenn oas
10 peiter qeben ioIlte. Der 2euieI
bole 00Ii5ien. oahte 70 mduher i'm
'tiIen. obsr io9en ourite tr IS nld1t
llno % Dem RUB Qoor frame Spur
net, Der 'aB in itjuen GroI0tern.
irnB 2dIgter3tu uno trcn; oo3u Ges
berthron!
IA iobte id Der Sepp 9latttoFeI
zines ihouen WorQeus Elm {1sra. Gr
trot por ieinen 6auptmdnn, nen
0errH Baron pon puIiQan, uuh
'uQte.
.0oItn al @n0o'n. 0err Baron,
ntcr nit Den 3~pjtbod'n mo Sen
4onIerp'm ne@ qe4t brit nui Die
N3ucr net, -.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-14

Sob iton Ell InurmeItieru oroben
in Den 8erQ'n |gefong'n. 6err Baron.
Gebns, lon II &c mi od8 moi pro
bern. 5 bob holt an iatriihen
9unger our 6leji6 uro Die anocru
"a. Des 10 mir Der 9err 6dptlnaun
I6o qIdub'n."
Der 6auptmoHn tdmpite nit iiA
IeIber. Gi9entlih mar e Elm ire
pentliher 2ei6tiinn. oen W}ann eln-
fod a%uf5uopiern. Nber. aber - ods
6Ieiit bdtten lie. meiB @ott, ant'
bitter n0tiQ, uno Die Vropiants
tolountn tamtr nidt, Die Itedten tief
orinnen in Dem 9oIi3iIhen 8ot. limb
Damn. bel Den Ruiien mar tein DING
unmOgIid. Dafiir iprat Die Grfohs
run0. llnb 10 id9te er oenn esOlia
ldnereu 9er3snS:
$50 geb oenn, in @ottesnomen,
Sepp. am Go bait a Slid"
.Oo ieit # mir. 6err 5auptmonn."
ldfte Der unb ipralg meter. Nbsr
nod einmdl tnm CT 3uriid.
Pun. bait on Dir oen 6oa ood
better iiberle9t2" fragte Oo Der 6aupt=
man.
.0ss fei nit, 0srr 6auptmann."
ertpioerte Der Sepp. .lpos geiogt is,
beS is geio9t. Nber i MOTT bolt ben
toerren 6%ouptmann crit frng'n, OBJ i
nuh one Wls0niQen tria9, mann /
fir DIE &ompaqnie 0 oen Ruh'n
one olte 8ub ~erhduoeln tu2"
Baron BON 3uIi9nn Inhte.
$50 mar 0ds ulio gemeint, Sepp."
foQte er, .oo miibteit ou mir ihon
bunoert oIte 3iibe BON oen HuiIen
brinoen, 5reunoerl. tpenn ou Dir oie
9rieQsmeouiIe oanljt oeroienen piIit.
Die 0ibt IS Ii fir Sapferteit Dor
Dem 1einoe.."
Sem Vlntttofel modte Elm Idnges
0eiift, Gr truBte Iih binter osn
Ohren, 3oe bic Stirr in 6atten uno
meinie;
r0unoert? IS oss net a biBl arg
bin. 6trr Baron. bunoert?"
Pee, biliger tur mir oa8 nit.
5epp.."
Sine babe Minute ipdter mar Ser
Gepp peritmuuotn. Gr loQ pl0tt
ouf osm Baud uno trot aui alien
Niersn. >pie er oas uu}dbliQt WidIe
in itinem asIisbten 9erqeu beln BE
ihleihen eiues eiamabodes Qenldtt
hattie. iiber oue illBhot init Shlamm
beoedte GieIdnoe. o0s jbu pm Gem
ruIfjihtn ShiigenQrabeu id}jeN. limo
CT bate lpirtild Slid. DE Ia 0ru
hen iaiGueH nitai o19 Gcrinli.e I'll
bcnertcn. @r iaao einen @onQ. Ben
Der EuB iuje cn Dads ausQtlpiibl;
bate. uno in oe5ltn Stlust tam CT
his oitt an Sen C,0pcu btrau.
bintsr Dem Sic 'einolihtu 8etpenre
lduerteu. Nier mdhtt er sal. uuo
per'hnaufte iiH tyntn Women.. loas
tiihn, ME CT ron %u0eno ar ais Ser
Sobn oe@ in cen Bergen ~petunoliids
ten gSo'tI VloittoitI gsrpsitn. Isltt
er ieir G)elpeby sur Settle uno ndhtyte
iih nun ala NdrIlmsntdr. ltin IA.
intntuh uber Sem Eopie idlpinQeno.
htm ftinolihtn @rlben. Wit eiuem
SAP roy er pbtn, NIT sinem Sprung
unisu mittsn in einem 0oufsn BON
RuFeu, Die ibu dus eons p.rblufft
anihoutsu. DEM lie martin otroot nit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-04-14
In de Evening Shadow.


eem 46to6en beihGfti9t Gno 6atten
ous 6erontommtn oes Sepp ubers
baupt niht bemertt.
,Nir 8aitI6?" frl8te 0d Der Sepp
gdr3 3utr0uIi6.
lInO elmer Der 3uTen, Der gsrahe
nit einem langeu Q0Ifel in einem
8eiel rU6rte, in Dem elm boI6er
6ommel Qdr getoft puroe. grtnite
i'm an uno itammeIte: rNir, mir
9oitI6!4
Der Duff oes fdon gang 3art oe=
mor0enen S6affIeii6es 3og Dem
Sepp, Der lett 8ebn 3ogen pon
3miebod uno Gonierpen geIebt hattie,
iebr lieblia in bic NoIe. uno oa iih
Die Rufen in i6ren 8orbereitungen
fir bic Mabl3eit ourhaus niht it0ren
lieben. uno tsiner audi nur cine
Misne mofte. i'm gefangen gu nebz
men ooer gar ouf ibn gu i6ieben.
pur0e er fii6ner, 8umol "a er ia6.
tpie elmer Ser Wiui6nits ii6 oomit
abmubte, aus elmer bon We6l un0
8artoffsIn bsrgeiteqtsn MnIe grobe
Gugsln. gu oreben. Die ibn iofort an
Die heimiideu an0oeI %erinnerten, pie
feline Mutter mie teiHe 3neite IN
0main ber3uiteIen peritono.
Sn oller Seelenruhe 9ing nun Der
Sepp. ga linn fem WtenIh mas All
2eioe tat. auf ben MuIhnit gu uno
ioqte: mir. mir 49,"
Der grinite in einem gu. onoere
IteQten ilt nm Die 8rupps berum
unb iahen poI @ergniigen, rpie Der
Sep oem un9eIenten NitoIni, Der
nod ME mas Gsit1eite5 gu tofen Der
itnn6en. Bic ioeben gs0rebte Su1eI
aus Der 0cno ndbm uuo ijh ors
ititte. ben 5eiq gu periuhen uno
BEN 2olpel 3u 3eigen. sple er lih bel
Der 8n0oelbetsitunQ on5uitelIen bate.
limo nte0sr frdats ser Sepp:
mir 1oitih3 8einer mir 0aitih?"
&eint Nutport. Que grirIten uno
9run3tsn nur 10 nor 9er9uiiQen. 10
Dab Oer Gspp niht unlhin tonnte. All
benerien. nGamiidts 9l9oi9, oa.
miibte.."
Der guiiihe llnteroffiiier Der Ole
6ammeltrijbe riibrte, mohte 0ieIen
Hrditous0rud 0es Sepp fir Die Muf.
foroerung bOlten, onh enolit einen
Wlenlten gu boIeu, nit Dem per
lleber!duity ooer scr Vorlamentdr
'lh %per'.anoiQer tounte, otrn ettpa8
ahnlit., muBte Ser NerI oodl lem.
I'm io wjutte Ser etuen Der Wulhs
nit 81 Iit herdn mo i9te Inn Elm
poar rufjide Worte. pln oenen Der
Sepp. Der idlon mitten i'm Rn6oel=
orebeu oytn mar. ouh n,tt eiuen
ein}iQeu yaut psrtduo.
Ndh et1lotu Wiiuuten tyid1ien penn
out trirtiit tin uIte@. ptifhaarioes
Sjiohcn nit georehten 2oten uro
itmityiQeua, lduQem Rai,an uno
ingte:
sd Bin Ser @iebbdnoIty Solomon
SiIbCterQ aus Guardian. Was
poI!en Sic bier?"
.@ert @ott, Sdtra. Sic fan a
9itbh0noltr,~ fuhr Is oa ourd Sen
appf hes 5spp. gtbsr gum gutter
Slid bsi1nr tr iit nod. edb Is eous
unpdrlamsrtoriid sspsfsu mare. iOs
slsit nit Der 9ur ms 6ous su
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-10

huSk1eS out to his nat, that they
sneaked into his house by the use
of an old credit game trick, that they
pulled up a rug, broke a lamp and
refused to leave until the account
was settled.
Then, he says, when he went to the
Chicago Tribune for advice as to fl
ing suit he was refused aid and told
to go to the Legal Aid Society if he
wanted to sue the department store.
This is the way he tells the story:
81 bought $75.26 worth of furni-
ture from Rothschild's. I paid most
Of it down and then mailed checks
until all but about So was paid.
"Then claimed I owed the store
1914 and they said I owed 1926.
We quibbled over the 81 cents for
about two weeks and then on
Wednesday, April 5, mailed them
a check for 1914. go
"The next time heard from the
store was Friday morning. Mr.. B. E
Simpson, credit expert for the store,
called me up and said:
IF you don't pay that money you
owe us we Will take the furniture out
of your fat I have two of my men in
there now and you better come
across.
~ 81 called up my wife and she told
me they were in our fiat and would
not leave. She said they were sitting
with their feet on the parlor table
and were very impudent.
81 called up Simpson and told him
that he had my check for 1874. He
answered that if I didn't come over
with the cash his men would remove
the furniture. So l hurried to the
store and paid the. 1914 and also the
50 cents that did not owe"
The story of Mrs. Atkinson was
similar:
ct heard the bell ring Friday
morning and asked who was there
before opening the door," she de-
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refused TO let him in. A minute
later I saw him leave the building.
81 waited about ten minutes and
then decided to tell one of my neigh
bOrs about it. l opened the front
door and a man pushed his way in.
+ He had been waiting until I opened
the door His partner had left the
building to put me off my guard.
"In few minutes the second man
came back and the fellow who had
forced his way in opened the door
for him.
zone Of them grabbed parlor rug
and pulled it, breaking my parlor
lamp. They didn't leave until my
husband had paid the bill"
B. E. Simpson of Rothschilds
stated his case this way:
"Our men didn't break into the,
house. They were let in by Mrs. At
kinson. She said she was glad they
came and wanted them to take out
the furniture to teach her husband a
lesson.
eff they had broken a lamp I'm
sure they would have reported it to
me, and they didn't do so. know
our men acted like gentlemen.
I'VE didn't have his check for 1914
when we sent our men to his fiat. We
thought he wasn't going to pay the
bill"
Atkinson went to the Chicago Tri-
bune for advice as to what to do with.
Rothschild's.
He was met at the third floor by
the information clerk, who took
down the facts in his case and car g
ried them to VIM. Brennan, who runs
the Voice Of the People and the le-
gal aid bureau of the paper. Bren-
nan sent out word that he wouldn't
see him and that he should 90 to-the
Legal Aid Society for help.
When questioned about this, Bren-'
nan said:
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sdlncNer SOS.

Sr Y. y. SSDlfll9 belpllBtlos III lcis
mem 9oOe5immer ouigefunoen.-
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rune i'm llniperiitdtS -6oipital.-
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oes 6etogten 9lr5teS Elm 3ieI ae.
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ieiner @inIieierlmg 9fod oen glusia-
gen Der anoeren 9emo6ner 0es Sol-
les botte ser 9lr5t bGuiige 9lnidae
bon S6lofloiigfeit uuO Oorum nabm
er ieOes Dlal, beoor er iib 81 Bette
begob, ein murmes Yoo. Surge 3eit,
nahOem er in Dem 9aOe5immer ein.
getreten mar 60rte ser inn iel6en
Souie mobnen0e @iliom SaDcS ein
iortlpG6renoeS St06nen. 9}o6Ocm er
Die S6iire OeS SooejimmerS olfge-
6roden botte, iouO er oen glr5t, mel.
der ii6rigenS "a Sabre alt mar onf
oen 9ooen liceeno Oor Die norO-
meitlihe &oli5eiltotion pur0e 6enodl-
ridtigt mo ser nni6eineno pom
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noh Dem borbin genonnteu Soipitol
gebrodt gYbiting ltar6, o6ne 0os
9eluuBtiein mieOererlougt 5i boben.
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penig 6efannt ieood] ioll Der 9Irit
Elm &eteron Der llnion-glrmec gene.
fen iein lmo Den 9iirgerfriee mitge.
mobt 6aben 9luH ioll er @ermanOte
in 8irginien 6obcu. Ger Coroner
plroe 6eno6rihtigt.
6on0 Sen Guter toot allf.
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i'm Solie 9}r. 1903, Sit-;Sopette. Str,
mobnboit, purOe BON ieiner 10-iG6,
rigcn Iodbter @olOie to0t i'm gette
mligefunocn unO eS miro ongenom.
men ooB ser 600 0urd eineu Ser5-
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ner SnsleD bonn nor00itli6en Gi.
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len
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sic G6eirou bon 9l6ner 9intbiciint ei-
mes ser 6eIt6efonnten 9cmo6ner bon
glnne 9lrnOel Gountp, itor6 nod
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mma in 2mtbicum Seiabts al Der
9riq6fihcn 9lierenfrarfbeit. Die
geritorbcne erreicbte Elm 9uter bon
n Su6ren. Sic perbeirotbete lid) Dor
50 So6ren lno 6interlGBt i6ren @nt-
ten lomie einen Sobn Soibua g.
2int6icimL mO 5pei S0hter, 6rou
6rouf 9iireeB unO 6roit 9Irtbur e.
SiollingS Ter GongreB. .9lbgeorOneic
s. Charles 2intbicum lit Elm entiern'
ter @ermonoter. Sic 9eerOiQlng iii.
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Ster6ebaiie itott.
3u @ra6e getragen.
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ten Serrn &i6oro s. 6ra5ier fans
geilern bon ser @obmmg OeS Ser
itorbeneL glr. 1904, @eit-2anOole.
S.raBe, aus ouf Dem Mloumt Slipet-
6rieo6oie itott. Yoltor 9io6ert q. Col
pitt bon ser 6iidoiliden @ietboOiiten.
Stride leitete Oie 9rouerieierlidfei-
ten Serr Sra5ier war Elm 9oumter.
nebmer imo erridtete iiber 20OO
@obnbGlier imO piele anOere groBe
@e6duoe, @r binterlGBt cineu So6u,
81. Clarence 8ro5ier, mo cine Sduc-
tier Sri. Sottie u. Sro5ier.