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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1916-09-21

Avon, 1S.-Dva panove z Wag-
ner, jejichz jmena Sc zalnlcujf,
byvse v "rnzove nalade," Gill vul-
game feeeno, 'naladovani, Sc pal
mile ma jih cd mesta pfevrhli S au
tomobilem a trochu Sc potloukli.
Automobil porazil pofadnS stro-
mex vedle cesty stojfcf, vrazil do
plotu a pax Sc pfevrhnul.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-05-13
RLuEs AND REGULATIONS PRINTED BELOW WILL CON-
troll THE TWO CONTESTS FOR THE DILLON WEST CON-
PANY AND THE YERINGToN DRUG COMPANY

|. Each candidate will be gwen
a number, and will be known BY
number instead of name, when lists
are posted or publ shed.
z. On entering the great profit
sharing prize campaign, each candi-
date will be given free one certificate
good for 1000 votes, and all certifcat-
es will have to be used and conform
with instructions in this announce
ment.
3. The standing Of candidates viii
be posted on Friday evening of each
week, using the number of each
candidate only.
4. All certificates for votes are to
be brought in, and recorded on We'd
nesday OF each week.
5. Tie certificates in packages with
the number OF your favorite candidate
and the amount of total, votes writteil
on the top certificate only.
6. Certificates for votes are trans.
ferable only before being recorded.
2. Candidates will be given credit
for their total votes weekly.
8. No Employee of tn firm, mem
bers of the firms families or relatives
of the members of the firm will be
permitted to enter the campaign.
g. The persons or organizations
having deposited the largest number
Of votes on the closing date OF this
proht-sharing prize campaign will be
awardad the gifts given away in this
great proht-sharing campaign.
10. At the close of the campaign
the votes will be counted by COM
mittee of three disinterested persons
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-05-13

and the awards of the prizes, made
according to the plan as announced
and according to the findings of this
committee, in total votes.
ii. The campaign manager re-
serves the right to reject any nominal
ton.
II. In case any question may
arise it will be determined by the
campaign manager, and his decision
will be final and conclusive.
l3 Any boy or girl is eligible &c
complete providing consent OF par
ents is obtained.
IA. All certificates or tickets for
votes shall be issued in roll ticket
form. and are numbered consecutively
from the opening number of the clos
Ing number on each roll of tickets.
IS. Candidates certificates (roll
| ticket form) are not transferable af
ter they have been cast in the ballot
box and recorded.
10. You can nominate yourself o.
| some friend as candidate.
". In case of tie, prize identi-
cal with that tied for will be given
to each tying candidate.
Is. This campaign positively clos
es on the closing date announced in
| this announcement.
49, The beginning and closing
dates of this campaign, as announced
| in this announcement, will be the
authorized dates that shall govern al
matters pertaining to dates during the
operation of this campaign
20. This campaign is open for in
dividuals, lodges, schools, societies
and orgazations.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
fra oetspeoitionen

er ser enomi life hsrt noget al pi-
oerr 9etponing. Der bar Ipot Nna.
ter oms at M mente man at Billa
par onrinaet. men nrite Gaa beo
oet iaa. At M 6npOe ban after inns.
aet @rimen ai iia o9 par un0ilnp.
pen. syffe Ipnaere Ii6en eno nj.
tee beO oet after, at man mente,
at nh par Oet filn elmer ON at a.
re, f6r man bopSe ham. men til
D1oraen Tao Ipfes set iom Itor
OoerIfrift: .0illa nom 80 D1ifes
IN the 9en6 OF II. g. glrIners".
Nlfa er 30 ghl forllo Tor fine
Torielaere. - Ger er enOnu IN.
tet Team til. u6en nort 9anos aooe
7SorholN I'll. Merico ffal bcbores.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29

me o. 9umiers 9eit ior Gpielie-
ilooen D De iore8er oeres 9om-
baroering al De iranife StIllinger
onifriug gnur % Douaunont, DER
/ Here Tiger bar pPret Dem en-
5orn 9iet, oa De binorer oem
at pin0e 5errpn 9torOeit ior Der.
olm. - 3Diferne letter iia baaro.
naffet imoo Rusiernes 2lngreb mel.
lem 0oiuif o1 Bilnn, men Jtus.
ierne bar alliaepeI erobret to JiGf-
fer al Oeres 96begraoe 9loroueit
ior 9oitapD. 1pife ,sIpDere bar ia.
itet 20 Bomber neo 0pinif ~
Eia SortebabsfDIten aaar 0lnsier.
ne iremOeIes iremao imoo 1prfer.
ne. gitrilerne ifnI baoe ta1et
Ell Stlling ira Stnlienerne / @or-
3ia-@lnen. 9lngaaenoe port
Sdn0s ,Sorbolo I'll 5SGntnInaen al
5nsier meIOes ira 8nibington, at
oeriom oct beDiies. at Sfibet er
torpe0eret al en- inf lln0ernanos.
bnao noen @ariel, oil Den feiierli9e
9leaering asre llnoifpIoning oa er.
flpre, at 9naoens aonlmnnOsr bar
bnn0Iet mo0iat bans Snitruts.
Rrniioent @ilion piI to9e 9on-
aresien pan Roa6 Sagen.
: Daa til oracn. Get
er 6en M mart gomIe Siitorie. at
5piferue braier poIoIomt paa ON.
fring geroun, men fommer ingen
8eane. Ct ioPrt sSnidnteriangreb
pan Sanconrt@ethinconrt gSector
Roropeit Tor gerolm. eiter fIere
0aacs 5orbercoeIIe peo 9ombar.
oerina brso inmmen moo ifrnnif.
mpnoenes baaOe 9frtilleri. oa Sn.
fanteriilo. Ter fpmpes nn6re Ste
ser. men uoen at oet reinIterer /
Toranoring At Be frmpcnoes Stil.
lima
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29

oct QtiIitgrguoerneren ON at pro.
flamere 8rouiniens llaf5Gngi96eo
al guan S6i 9d. Sets tineiiife
9rooinier bar M giort Oprsr, beo.
Der oct I 3elegrammet. Yian ior.
orer, at gnan S6i aai life alene
ifaI iraiiae iig aeiieruarOig6e0en.
men tiIliae frotrG0e jm @rpiiocnt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
aina after Ncpublit.

9cfina. %. D1arts. lloenria5.
miniiteriet meooelte / 9lftes. At Ian.
fen ON at aere Gina i'll ct aeiier.
0emme er opgioet, og at oct er bel
illlitet. at 9anOet ifaI iortiatte
meO at pare glepublif. Oct beooer
/ Grflprin1en, at RepoMtionen Di.
Ter. at Ser 9anoet life berifer
Gniabco on. at aciieroemmet ifnl
iaen inSigres, og at Dum 5biani
oerior bar ofIlaaet sseiierorr0ia.
beoen oa oil iortiPtte iom 2anoets
GrPfioent.
8ioere beoocr bet. at oe feiier.
lice Dofilhenter of Dunn Chi ani
oil bifee tilbaaeIenot til Stats.
raaoet, iom ifaf Iammenfnloe &c.
natet | 9fnleoning al @enopretteI.
fen al glepubliffen.
Slu ESbfb ebaiig, loin trdaofe
no al gieaeriuaen, ioroi ban life
piloe ppre meo til at geninofere
aeiierOemmet, imoerifreu ionllloens
rigsminiiter erfIGrinaen, ioet ban
iencre bar obertngct bette Gmbeoe
scfs Rropinier i CprDr.
Gan francisco, Sal, 90. Warts
sypfgc telearai1Tf @ieooelelie
ira observation-disclosures I Sbnug6ai
iii set berprrcnoe uGhineie gle.
public slSIociotion" nnaribes oen
fiucTiTfc 9'ropins anantima al en-
5tprfc pan 10000 gfenollitionrrc
nnSer sfnfsriel of General Gun
ltng Tina, MiIitrr9llpernaren !
Tropinicn 9panai. Zen nn9rcbne
Tropins' Snnoefsielifab bar ammo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29

met to Qlenneifer, o9 man uenter
at 6gre ON ilere, naar man faar
Dleloinger ira belle 8iitriftet De
to, iom omfom, iilate meo en- agro,
iom bleU reoet bort He0en ior @ra-
tiot. &c tom fpren0e ior at re0Oe
9ipet pao oe nrrli99enOe Sober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
s1771-777'71s77-'
gnrt epet 1nnn.


SSS-~-S~~-s-~~SSS-S-s-1~ -11-5S-5SSSs7-s=
9nrt epet Innn.
@fsceriits beo sSfolerne. 4obo.
fen ge. 5, 81. gfarts 6obofeus
Sfoleraao bar beiluttet at in0fsre
0tilitGrsoelier iom obligatoriit Gsaa
ue0 Sfolerne.
iSgrite Sonuar Selligodg. 30.
iton. %. Diarts. 0lasiad6ltictts
Sennt peotog I @aar Ell 9oo, iom
gsr g}Dtaars0ng TIL Ioplig 6eI.
IigOng. 9ouen er ogiaa Deotaget /
Suiet.
2. 6. Suber til Saiuaii. g8a.
ibington, .. g., 81. Qiarts. 2.
6. 6uber ira CANA. Soma, bleo
/ @onr nnbefalet al 5enatets SEQ.
mite for 9oDD9ieu til Il. 9. Oi.
itriftsaoDofat poa Saipoii
ct tort 9feiuItat. 9aeu Dorf,
%. Ulorts. On 9niar. iom be.
gpnOte ber Tor tretten Doge iioen
til 2oroel for Oe tpife oa sitrigIfe
friasIiote, er afilnttet meo en- Sor.
tieucite al 10000 Dollars.
IS Sernbonepogne meo 9titro.
alpcerin pasiereoe iorleOen Dag
gennem Council 9ilriss. sSa. gflt
Sette .sprpnaitoi ifuIoe til giuS.
lano % ienotes oper set Stille
Sao til glaoiboitot oa oerira oioere
Ret.
Statcns sfolelano / 0neanen
al 9riogeipater 0lcGoof Golntp,
2. Eaf., er blcpct tafierct til St0o
q(cren. oa Der er ct Smffe, Ser
bleo lat ian 6oit iom Sl05 acren.
Ger ifal 6oloes 9(uftion paa BET
SaIem oen 7. 9tpril.
@alena mOer 9ano. @alena,
eya., 81. @3arts. @alena aioer
er iteget iirrtt oe iioite 4s Elmer
5guoag itoo 9anoet ire 500 6sit
/ @alena's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gen
Sfaoe. ionl er oolot biotil, an
ilaaes til $4,000
Supr 9omllos6rano 0obart,
Ola, %. Rarts Suteritate 9om-
preis Gompam's 6eroprenoe Nm.
lpa er neObronOt. 5pu Suiin0e
galler 9onulo aif op 2uer, ol
oe table 9Groier nnilaaes til $461,.
250. 9ranoens 2tariag er ufeuot
0eiifolebpgningeu Staples,
Otinn., neo6rpnOte iorle0en 9eat,
og 9abet anilaaes til $4,000,
booraf $4,000 er ogffet peo 9ls-
iurance. granOen blep opoaget ian
tiolig, at 9paningen funoe Opre
re0oet, 6uis life 9anoleOningen
6apoe ianet Sfnoe. Ger par 10
@GrcIier, oa SfoIen bar neiteu
100 eIeber.
lSalooniolfet ngter at prsue /
9letten, booroiot Soma 9egislotlrs
OpbpueIie al 0fulftlopen par Ion.
ia. Ger er aIlereoe enaageret Sog-
i6rere. Ter ponitaas, at OallftIo'
pen oloria er blenet opbGpet Oa
1ormerne life er 6Ieoet iaettdeet.
Spis gletten er enia bette, oil oct
ronunc en- Mpngoe andre Zone /
Sfaten.
Ge ilipper meo 2ipet. 9ialeigb,
u. G., %. MartS. 0frs, SSn Ball
@nrren oen fsritc apinoe, Iom er
bIepet oent til 0soen Der | Stn.
ten, cr al @uperner Graig blepet
bcnnooct meO lipsoariat GsrnaieI.
Wirs. Worren bar osmt til 0soen
| ior Moro pan fin Man6 1914.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29
0ur0T1t run0t


j pr0T11 rf11t0t
l5rpgtelg Sern6anelllpffe. Dleri-
co Sim, %. 0farts. 8e0 Sapula,
9eit ior @laoalaiara, oen nerican-
ife GentraIbanes @noepunft oeO
IStiGlebopsfpiten fsrte / @aar ct
Cog uoooer en- Stprt1ing. 8oget,
Der beitoo al 90 8ogne neo Sol
batter og aooaIeri6eite, tom 9rano.
30 SoIoater .miiteoe 9ioet og 100
iaoneoes.
0anif Camper til gunos. Colt
oon, 81 Norts. Gen oonife Gam.
per o'Sfoosborg", iom BEN 81.
tSe6ruar aiieileoe ira 9}orio(f meo
airs ior 6eOiingior5, er ienot til
9nnos. ISfibet pasiereoe 9i5nrO
Den II. Wiorts. 9lf 9eiGtninaen
er II Naan0 reooet, tre er omfom-
met. ,Sfoosborg" pnr 270 500
lang oa bpeget asben6opn
1902.
aaiter 9ieg6omber. 8aris, 81
Marts. Gn tpif 6lpoer bor faitet
ilere He9bomber neO / 9tprbeoen
al ct franif 9atteri, berettes ser
ira 6ronten. Oct er forite Sang,
bette er bpnOt, iioen ari9en be-
aonote. Snaen bar Jet iaaoanne
Bomber ier. 9e er life / Jig ielu
iarIige, alen os ai5iper Ell intanS
G6g, iom bolOer iig lpngere 9io
o. tiener iom en- 9fetlebning ior oct
iienOtlige 9lrtilleri.
5tort GnDeri 2ouoon Cont
oon, 81. 01arts. Get itorIte SnO-
6ruOsnperi, iom mango g(ar bar
ilnoet Steo 9on0on, 6leo 6egaaet
/ @aar. oa oct tore SupeIiirma
8nOe / 8arnicf Street miite0e 0ia.
mouter, Berler. Safiirer og 9fubi-
ner til en- 9proi al 100000. IN
oene me0bragte ct Orn .9lcetulen
9lpparat / TO N>sier, iom oee0e
5enboIosois 300 oq 200 8un0, oa
6rrn6te 2aaiene 10
@acfers Sngen oronct2 ,2onoou,
%. STARTS. SaQen mellem Gbi
caqo.4acferne og oen BRITTLE 9ie-
qerin9 auoaaenoe oe btf.aglagte
,Sorien0elier al neolaat aeo, iom
Ill Bar liagct @nglan0 mere
emo ct Mar. ifal enOelig pare Gro.
net. Ter meooeles intet ON, bpao
0perensfomiten gnar ITO paa. men
erfIprer. at Sen er tilfreositilIenOe,
Get 6eooer. at Ell enoeIia 9ltn0gs-
reGis ON 5ogens Oronina fan pen.
teS ON noale 0a9e
0e 1iite @inuo proteilerer.
9onoon, %. Wiarts. gn 9eputation
ai giite Mono, iom par blepet ino-
falot til 5nnerne, bnooe / @aar
9Soretrqoe ior 2oro 8erbn, iom
bnpoe bperpet Dem, og iorlan9te,
at oe ugiite 0iGno ifulOe inofaloes
isrit. 2or6en gop Dem set Sunr,
at aeiieren oil0e life pente, oB
oet brittle arigsminiiterilm fnn.
oe life nente pna, at De lt9iite
Mpno blen taget ierlt. qGnbper
Mono ifaI forioare tit 9ano, enten
oe cr aiite eller naiite," iOareoe
9oroen.
Gotta silica proteIterer. Gan SO.
ic, Gotta 9lica, 27. Marts. Gotta
9lica 6ar Den centrale amcrifnl.
FIFE SaItitsret neolaat Snoiigelie
moo, at 9aicnraena inOloO fig lin.
oerbnnolin9er meo llniteo States
ON gliitanelie al aanoIpei noen
ierit at roaoipre Ia meb Gotta
9iica. Gotta 9lica asr gnloenoe.
at ifeI9e en- 1raftnt meIlem oe 70
9lepllbliffer, ffnlbe 9licnraaio life
inolaoe fla paa llnoer5anolin9er
mco nogen fremlneo Wlaat nnaaa-
enoe 9fiitaaeIic al aanalrcttigfc-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29

20 0lenneifer miiter 2ioet / 0pi-
panoe. SaneSoiIle, 8iS., 81. Narts.
Sneimcltningen ion 6gl9e al itGrf
9lcan 5nr iot 8ecntouicaoalen nnoer
@ano o. nnitcn operioeqlmct belle
90en W}inerol qSoint Ger er Ssi-
pan0e opcr 6elc Den ienore Gel al
Staten. 3 0lincral @oint icilcr
man | @noerne.
eyffe minore emo 80 0iil al 0iil-
fpolifeebonens Sfinne9nng mellem
Mincrnl Roint og @ratiot er re-
pct. bort, oa fSarmerne bar pGret
mot til at forlnoe oeres Stem og
taac oeres Tilfhiat til S6iberue.
W,m oeb on. at ser er omfom-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29

9ieiormationens 400Qlars Subj
lplm. philadelphia, go, 21.Wiorts
5 Bbilaoelp6ia er Der oprettet ct
SoueOtparter, ser ital trGiie 6or-
aniiaItnin9er til 6eitioelig5eolOel.
lem al 9leiormationens l002lars
eSubiIGun iom i 1917 oil blIDe
ieiret al grltberanerne belle Der.
Den oper. aoutoret 6eitpres al 9rG.
item Sonaro 81. @oIo.
9eitiOeligbeoerne oil blipe ar.
ranaeret iom en- Olinoeieit ior oct
i6 glarblunoreoes itore religisle
6rioerelie, og Der oil bliue laat
ipeciel &pet paa De @runoiGtniu.
ger, iom bar bioraget iaa meget
til 8erOenS 5remgane. Sfent oct
firfelige nntllrligois piI blioe oct,
bporom SeitiOeligbeocrne fommer
til at oreie iig, er Der ogiaa 5uier
al biitoriif Snteresie, iom oil bli.
pe taget meo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29

Ge ilipper meo 2ipct. 9laleisb,
q. g., %. Miarts. 0frs. Goa Ball
@nrren oen fsritc @oinoe, Iom er
blepet oenlt til Osocn bcr | Stn.
ten cr al @upernsr Grnig blepet
bcnnaoet meo lipspariat sSrnaiel.
Mrs. @arren bar osmt til Dsoen
ior Mor0 pan fin Mano | 1914.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29


Samuel 4Sreiton 9briitD, iom ior
UleOoela9tigbeO / Qtoroet ogiao bar
oemt til 0sOen, lit ligeleoes iin
Strai neOiat til liusoari9t 6ang-
iel al @uDerneren.
i5lere auinOer Breibo, z. Sat
og RabobDerne er bIepet toget
Oeo 9tuien al en- UtanO, iom 8au
iig no ior at UPre ira GeOilel0 %
tog 9eitIlIinger paa ielDoarmenOe
Strp9eiern 9an inOfasiereoe Ben.
gene, naor ban tog geItillingerne,
i0et ban looe0e at leDere tStrDge.
iernene ienere peo at ienoe DEM ira
9feofiel0 ytl bar man iaaet un0er-
refining ON, at Der JfeoiielO fife
er nogen Qfano al oct 9taon, og,
at Der life iabriferes iaaonnne
IStrpgeiern.
Wioines 9iepnblifanere. BortlanO,
Wle., %. Ufarts. Dfaines 9lepubli.
fanere Uolgtes i Stats. og Diitrifts.
fonoertioner / @nur uinitruereOe
8elegere0e til acknowledgements.
men. Ger bleo life 9iort noget
t5orieg paa at initruere nogeu al
De Delegereoe for nogen beitenlt
annoiOat til BrpiioeittnDnrinatEo
men.
,SoOe0poiterne oct peota9ne2sro.
gram Dar 9lnifniielie al ct betrDg
gen0e 6oripor og NiisbiIligelie al
ben mpprenoe administrations
Dtericopolitif. Ger. bleD ogiaa an.
befalet IN gtepiiion al 3oIolopen
meO Oprettelie al en- permanent
3olofonlmiSiion
DIR. grDan anbefaler ssres g9il.
ions Contamination. Sineoln, Jteb
%. glaris 8illiam 5enniu9s 9rp.
al bar Der begpnOt Ell gl9itation
til ,5oroel ior et 6orbuosamenoe.
menf ior lStaten. 5 i'm Aabnings.
tale tom ban ino paa 5torpolitif
Ten % lit 5orboIo til GrGiioent
8ilion, 6nis @ennomination ban
anbeidleoe paa oct il0itpnOigite.
Ger Diloe life blipe no9en anOen
aanoioat paa ct. qolis aonoen
tiouen, emo @}r @iIion, iagOc 0}r
9rpan.
as5eg er aanoi0at ior aauoioat
at large til oeu aonpentloh
iagoe Den ti0ligere llOenrigsmini.
iter, nmen Oeriom nogen al mine
9enner. iom plnOieIig er 6leOet
9euner ai @ooorom 8iIion, fan
tette 6am beore emo ieg fan oet.
lao Dem iaa ienoe en- iaaoan til
4onnentionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-29

Soar 9omulos6rano. 0obart,
Ola, %. Warts. aSnteritate @om-
preiS Gompanp's 6erprrenoe Nm.
lna er neObrGnOt 5Du Glnin0e
galler 9onnllo aif op 2uer, oa
oe table @rroier nuilaaes til $461,.
250. 9ranoens 2tariag er ufeuot
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-06

ACNC w 44OOl1 ID Jul CCLJCOL pAOe5AS9
sive. So will vote for him. If 1
thought Hughes were the man, I
would vote for Hughes. Mr.. Gray's
argument about war is as strong an
argument as l want for Wilson. If
he merely did what the people want
ed in keeping out of war, it proved
that he is a servant of the people.
Roosevelt wants to be a master. He
thinks the people ought to want
what he wants them to want. Will
son could have plunged US into war
even if the people didn't want war.
One note to Germany or the allies
would have had US in it before we
had a chance to think. That COM
mittee can't change the 8-hour day.
All it can do is to find out whether
the railroads can live up to the
8-hOur day without increasing
freight rates. Wilson went as far as
he could go at the time. He is COM
mitted to the 8-hour day for ALL
workers, and has boldly declared that
the 8-hOUr day is an established prin-
ciple and can't be arbitrated. He has
given the universal S-hOur day for
ALL workers the biggest and best
boost it ever got. 1 don't care if a
man does things for the workers to
get votes. The more he does of it
the better it will suit me. 1 would
like to see the workers vote togeth-
er-not split apart as Republicans,
Democrats and Socialists. When they
vote together as workers then the
people will rule. When Hoyne got
Hunt appointed chief of detectives
he knew Hunts record, of course. He
knew Hunt was rich, and that he was
also about 70 years old, and he be-
lieved Hunt would be glad Of the
chance to build for himself a clean,
honest record in his declining days.
He believed Hunt would be honest
and use the detective bureau to sup
DreSS crime instead of being in ca
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-06

VI IuC WO1h1uS pCOpIC VI CulCdSO'
Now if he is, why did he try to get
Hunt appointed chief of detectives?
You know that Hunt runs one of the
biggest stTike-breaking agencies in
the country. What did Hoyne do for
the striking walters, mattresses and
cooks when the cops of Chicago were
clubbing them because they struck
for living wages and shorter hours?
What about other strikes in Chicago
since your friend HOyne has held Of
fee? He did not use his power to
see that union men and women got
justice. If Hoyne did help the street
car men to get 40 cents a day raise
in their wages, it was just like Wilson
did with the brotherhoods - a big
union, a big vote. Hoyne and Will
son are both using it right now.
Wilson is playing for the union
vote by his act with the brOtherhOOds
and HOyne is playing for the union
votes of Chicago by his supposed act
for the street-car unions. If HOyne
is such a square fellow, why did he
not finish the recount four years ago
instead OF stopping when BaldWln's
decision was handed down? You
know why; because if he had made
full count he would have seen the
handwriting on the wall.
Mr.. Cochran, please answer some
of these question that 1 have asked
you. These are some of the things
lots Of us union men and women are
thinking about now. Maybe you can
show me where 1 am right or wrong.
Yours for free press. - Albert F.
Gray.
Cochran's Answer.-If Mr.. Gray is
a member of the Socialist party,
have no desire to convert him. He
has as much right to vote for Ben
son as l have to vote for Wilson.
Anyhow, a member of the Socialist
party isn't free. He has signed away
his freedom - with the best inten-
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iies is believed TO be one c%onsidera-
ton of the note and the chancellor's
speech, Lastly, the British public be-
iieve, the German government desired
to make a play to the German PEG.
pie to support the oft-repeated cry
that Germany is merely defending her.
self against enemies who forced a war
upon her
England believes there is every in.
dication of popular unrest in Germany
due to the shortage of food and the
staggering loss of men and material
which she has undergone since 1914.
England and her allies, therefore
intend to reject the peace proposals
but before that rejection they intend
to scrutinize every word in the note
and the chancellor's speech for hid
den meanings and to weigh all cir
cumstances of its delivery carefully
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BRITONS FEAR TRICK
IN GERMAN PROPOSAL

London Dec. 1.-THE caution
watch out, take care" sounded by
Premier BRAND in his address to the
French chamber OF deputies, viii also
be EEgland's guidance in s%crutinizing
the German peace proposals.
After the first "shock" OF the news
of Germany's peace plan and the first
and instantaneous decision 10 reject
il, there came, with the Strengthening
of this determination not TO make tho
peace Germany Graves. the belief that
England and her allies ought closely
to examine the circumstances OF the
Teutonic move
The press and public alike are more
than convinced that some trick is be
hind the proffer.
Most apparent In the German peace
offer is the attempt to gain the sym
patty of neutrals. An attempt TO ere
ate d~issention among the entente al
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MADISON GRAIN MARKET.
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET

Sioux City, Dec. 16.-Hogs gener-
ally 5Q10c higher than yesterdays
average. Competition between ship
pers and local packers was keen, and
there was more activity TO the deal
than for some time. Tops were
pushed to $1,000, while bulk of sales
were cleared at $3.50 a go.
Cattle supplies were of respectable
volume for a Friday, ONE 1900
head. as against 1882 a week ago,
and 1,42S the corresponding day a
year ago.
Only minor changes were noted In
the killing cattle trade, and for the
most part prices were held to q
steady position, as compared with
the previous day.
Unevenness featured in the outlet
for stockers and feeders. Good quail
ity fleshy feeders were popular and
were steady to strong. while medium
and light weight kinds were hard to
move and somewhat weaker, these
kinds showing all of recent weak
ness.
Sheep and lamb disposal ruled Is
az 25c lower in sympathy with de-
clines at other centers.
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HAD BEEN PLAYING MARKETS
Wealthy ST. Paul Widow Ends Her
Own Life.

ST Paul, Dec. 16.-Mrs. Jennie r.
Schadle, wealthy widow of DR.. Jacob
IL. Schadle, formerly one of the North
vests leading specialists, once .promi-
nent socially, committed suicide at her
home. 500 Summit avenue, where OF
late she had lived as a recluse. Her
body, stiff with the cold. was found
beside her gas stove in the kitchen.
Five jets had been turned on.
Heavily interested in transactions
on both the wheat and the stock mar
ket, Mrs. Schadle suffered severe
losses on the steady drop in wheat
prices the past three weeks and prob
ably dropped a large sum in the re.
cen collapse. Notations of move.
ments in the grain market were at her
finger tips when she died in the form
of typewriter slips from brokers' Of
fees.
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BUCKWHEAT CAKES
REPORT OF UNIVERSITY
HOME ECONOMISTS.

Vermillion. Dec. 16.-With the
high cost of foodstuffs" in a flight
to still higher levels. buckwheat
cakes. although indicted by health
enthusiasts who declare the winter
standby Is indigestible. still remain
the premier of the breakfast table
compared with food equivalents,
tests at the department of home eco
Monies at the University of South Da-
kota prove. An announcement is
sued, declares buckwheat contains
233 units of protein, "a units of fat.
and 1892 units Of starch, all of
which means great energy Is obtain
ed from consuming buckwheat cakes.
Buckwheat, although it costs more
than it did before the war began, still
Is worth the money. the statement
declares.