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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
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syn Ser geItrigen Sibung bcs
@crrpaltllngsrotbs Der 9onoelstam-
mer ipurhen Ole Serren Gee Wfoof,
5reo. 6. 8eiielmamt SSSoYepb s. 3o-
ban, 9ouis 0toornleier, sSobn e.
Soiples, ". 6. GIiper, &. 8. 9e y.
8anoerbilt 9Sr., SSobn IS. SeaIp uuo
Geo. g. Clarion sur WfitgIiebi6aft
eepGblt.
Sn ibrer eeitrigeH SiBuug be-
fhloiIen bic Gountb &ommiTdrs bic
SprinsFielb 9ite inter ben g. s.. u.
D. @eleiIen in SGrtpeG, bic einer
She'll bes .9trie Sigbpdb" mloen
Toll, su erpeitsrn. Die aoften tpsrbeu
iid ouf $50, 1000 beluufen. tupppn bic
giIenbahnseieaf9 $4,000 bssabIsa
.tptrc,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26

Rem DorL q. q. - gor nift gar Iars
GER 5eit 5ur1f fprGb eiu WsaHH bet
mir Dor, ber nabesu eiH babies SdbrbnHoert
an mar, uno er erfu6te MID, cine S0runter'
linuHe tlr HebeHsberliheruHd an ibiH 5u Hd'
neii. Sd mar eriiGnnt. 5n iinoen, odB er etHeH
Hluforu6 zines SuHeen bon 20 bate nno 70
oou bon Ruth uHb eebensirdft mar ipie elm
1hnger WlnnH; Ia er mar in Der I6dt eiH Jun
ger Wlann, froB feiHes sllters Ids 8ebeimniB
laGie er, mar oa5 9innebmen bon @lieH -
Nuroieo StieH bat ibH nit nener eebersirdii
1ngeihlt Wtit 80 mar er Del fhlefier eeilin0s
belt init 20 ooler SOrgeH uno beillnbe Gan5
ab9emliiei Sebt init 80. III er eiu ggnnoer
bon Sebenslrnft riio tein Geiiht rablt in oer
9ititbe Ger 5mpenb. gaie id ifon mebr nls
blnoert Nal geidgt babe III GiieH oer erbBie
duer strdffesslufbauer. gSeHn bic geute bob
nur Rdtentmeoi5iHen un0 lbelmlfeHbe W}is
fhlaaen beifeite merien ilnb MIR ous einfahe
Nurdieo gifeH nebmeH fDlroeu 70 bin i'd ons
bon lber8engt, bag has gebeH bon taulenbeu
bon gerfoneH gerefief neroen i6nHte, melde
ieBt iebe5 Sabr an auHaenent3hnonna. grippe
SbUtnoiuchi, eebers, Aierens lIlo Ser5leloen,
@runo, melher ibre strnnfbeit aHttna. iunr
nihiS mehr ooer iuetiiger als ctn aeifDddlter
Srfiano. berbeiaefiibrt outh su penig Glen
i'm giut. giieu III nblolut notbpeHoig nm es
Jbrcn glnt III ermoeIiteu. bic Speifer in lee
beubes Beiuebe su beripdnoeln Sbne onseIbe,
eiHerlei mas ober ipieOieI Gle efieH. aeben Sbre
Spetien 2nfpf bur6 ben Wa9en, ohue oGb iie
ireenbiDie gut tbuH. Gle erinUgeH feline ardtte
aus beufaI6eu uHo Gle fperoeH infolgeoeiien
fdpa6. 0Ieid uHb irdniIin Gusfe6eHo. e6erfo
pie eine BflnH5e bic duf einem Sruno uno
gober su ipachfen berfuhi, oer fein gifeH ent
bait Wenr Ste nicht frdftia ooer pefnnb firo.
fino Gle iih es ielbft fbulbia, bic foleenoe
Brobe 5u nader: Seben Gle. ME Iunae Sie
nr6eiien ober ipie ipeit 5ie aeben f0nner, obne
nibe Bi nerber. 5nun uebmen Sie arue
Tiiuf'Grdn SGbletten bes aemobnlben Nrnteo
9ifen breimGl bes 3nges mad ben U'nbl5eiten
In Der Sauer bon 8ipei Roden. Tdnu priifen
sic abermdls Sbre aroft lmb feben Gle ielbit,
uie oiel Gle 6naenommeH bnben Sh babe
Sutenoe bon nerp1ien, ermatteten 9euten ae'
iebeu, fueIdbe tets franz funrer, fpie lie ibre
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
DR.. p. w elmer,
II CT DleWli6rn gpeuue,
G6t gins Strnke.
Efieu Abenbs nnb sunntaas. Ssf. Canal 3T82.

in Merifo bIeiben peroen, bts Die
@efabr BON lleberidaen an Der 8ren-
ae fir immer 6eieitigt lit, entTpeOer
ourdl elm genleiniAaitGifes &6pa.
irolliairen Der @ren5oiltrifte ieitenS
anerifaniid)er uno merifaHiiner
Sruppen ober naourf, oaB Die Wiea
rifaner ben gelpeis lieiern, oaB 9ie int
Stanbe Iinb, Die Situation pollItdli-
Gig sll beherri6en. Sb Die E0btung
ooer Die @efangennabme giaa's per-
lanat iperoen miro, lit nift befanut.
@as iiumer aud bic beiben Diff
5iere bef6lieben mOsen, muB DON ben
beiberIeitigen Regierungen ratifi8irt
iperber. Spipeit bies betaunt lit, lit
teiner Don ibnsn ermG6tist, cine Defia
nitibe 9ereiH6arung ab5uialieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26

Stdrie uHb elusbnuer berboppelten uHo gdfl5s
ltn bon alien Spupiomen bon 2nspepiln. fes
bers uHo anDeren GeIoen tn Der Belt bon 5ehu
bis bierlebH Inaen befreit tpnroen eiHfat
olrh oas ginnebiren bon @tfeH tn einer pGi,
lenpen 5orm. uno 5lUGr, nattoem oielelheH III
eniaeH Sdner Wlunnte Inng aebofiert batteH,
obne ieopeoeH @rioq Nber beripenoeH sie
ntft ole alien iSormen bon rebu5irient
@tfeu. GfeHseicetdie cher @ifentiHfiur, nm ets
Higc Gents 5u erfpareH sic uiiiieu @ten IN
eiHsr SotM nebnrer. mer1e IeidDt abforbtrt uno
niiimilirt Der0en fam. pie gnrnteo SileH,
iUeHr Sie oerianafn, bdB es cute SieHiie tnnn
fol-. aHbersme fam es 1d uIs fdlerbter oenH
itublos errueieu Wdn6er gthIet ober Preis.
fdmrfer hGt ben Tag sripoHHen, etHtdd1 metl
er oGS Geheimnis arobee nrdft uno gtusooner
fannie unh fem Nut nit @ifen tlnte, beoor
or ir bic lrena trdt, fpdbreno otele Anoere lins
rihmliher gdeoerldde herfteleH. elHtddl fpegeH
oes Weanael5 an eiien. - g. Sauer, Di- 2.
WptiB. - gluraieo @ifen peIdes rber bon
Or. Sduer empfoben miTo, III teine 1aieilills'
hi5in NOD ein Se6eimmiiieI, aber elm lolhee,
neIches Npoibciern nobbeinnnt ~ uno oei'en
Giienbeitduoibeie In bobrW DlGbe bon nnsge'
aeidbneten gIerSien hberau heridrieben peroen.
Sm @eaeHfus gu oen nltereH uHoraanll6en ".
fenproourteH, mirb es letft dfiimtiIrt greuf
bic 3dbne nicht an, nadlt otefelbeH nl6t
fthfudrs ino ninht ieiueH fiblen Wlage1; I'M
@epeutbeil. es III Elm febr trdfttee5 oetlmlftel
In fat alien Toruen bon unoerbnuItftett. dlS
audi fir Herb0ie uno abqemnttete Suttdnoe.
5te Tabrtianten babeU Elm 70 prpbes Bers
trauen in aurateb Gifen. oas fie $4,000. an
iraeno cine gBoblthdtigfeitsnnitnIt bingebeH,
penu nibt ieber WEauH unb iebe Erdu inter
so. nelde gpunppl an Gifeu leiben hdsielbe
einnebmen unb ibre ardft I'm 200 4ro8eut
ODER mebr i'm 9eitrauu1 ogH bier WOdoen Oer'
mebreu, porauspefctt. bdk bieielbeu Hiht on
frhtuerem Drqduiitbem Irubel leioen. Ste itno
aud bereit. Sbnen ons Selo suriid3ueritaiien,
uenr es nidlf merigTtens Sbre Stdrie unO ggus'
bauer beroorpelt i'm 3etrduue bon 5ebH Tds
per. SO III in bieier S5aot IN ber DoD-
gSeGiherbeao 60, gBerrer Srug 60 uno III
Der G5ilmpre 3ruq Co., gobiuaton, Sp.. ioiDte
alien anbereu glpptbefeu III bd6erl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
Die Sdn,pfe in AegDpten,
9ritiid DE QerOpIane f6eiz
men bic d i'm m ten 9sgs
Her Der GingebpreHen
3u fein.

2onbon, %. 4pril. a6t britiz
ihe Qeroplone baben oas Eager bar
5iirten in Quatiu in asgpptsn, IN Der
NGbe oes SueStannIs, bombdrbirt,
pie an OieHftag Offi5ieG ansetiinoist
iuuroe. Ous Eager ipurbe 5eritort uHo
bic fsinoli6en Sruppen iollen ii6 aus
Der geseHo 3uriidae3osen ba6sn. Der
be3iisli5e geriht Iautet ipie fuIgt:
Der Sbertommanoeur Der Srups
pen in 4esppten melbst, bab bic
aGmsie, bic am %. gpril IN Der Ges
geuo 6on Quatia ftattssfunben, 5eftiz
ger tparsn, dIs Susrit angeoeutet purz
be. 9ueioar ipurbe in tdpferer WeiIe
bon elmer Scmpasirie Der Ropal
Scots 0ert6eibist. Der 5eino perlor
20 WdnH on Sobten unb lieB 28 9es
fuusene ;uriid. Guberbem erbeuteten
mir 80 Getpe6re uno pieI Wtunitton.
lIniere geroplane bpa6ten oem
sSeinoe nit gpmben unb Mai6tnnses
iaiben nod ipeitere @erluite BEL. Cine
uritrer &doalerie griedoen mar
pGbrenb Deg sanSen Sdgss nit benz
eyeinbe i'm Sample.
.qm "a. QpriI nabmen a4t Iercs
plane an Dem 2Ingriff bes 5einoes Bel
Quatia tbeil. Der Teinb puroe DoIls
itdnbig iiberrafht. DGs feinblide Ca
ger ipurbe pplftdnbig 5erftDrt unb Der
sSeinb erlitt erbe6lihe 9erluite.
.glm "a. 9lpril bdben tsuIe ,peiteren
SGmpFe itdttsefYnben unb es f6eint.
bab Der Jsino iih aus Der audtia=
gessuo Suriitsiebt.
.Rt9ts 1T BEN 9riten auf
Der see beilig.
Berlin, %. glpriI. 2luf bruffos
fem @ese nd6 SapbilIs. Die lIsbers
Zee RdArihten Neentur iagt, oaB,
elmer Sepei6e aus &ppenbaeen 5ufolz
as, bic gritsn ben oGniiasn 9aurpfer
.9ulfob", Der BON Sslanb na6 Dd>
nemart untertpegs mar, in eiren bri=
tif6en Sufen sebradt uno ale pofs
laden erIter alaie, ppitpadete Irlo
ioear aud bds gepGd Der pahdGere
ans 2aalb gebra9t baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
Wdbrenb bic DsHotruteH fir ben
prdiibentsn WiiTon itimmtsn.
5hecSOre RooieDelt uRb Ssnrp Gorb
srbieIten aud sinise psniss
Stimmen.

GoIumbus, g.. %. Qpril. Die
Tslsgaten at large fir bic rspublitas
nii9e ipie fir bic bemotrutii6e Ras
tional zaonDention ipurosn am Oiens>
tag in Sbio in ben eriien grGiiOents
f9aftss8ortpableu, bic in Sbio itatts
gefunben baben, ertpdblt.
Mie aus ben Biz gu ipGter Nddts
itunbe eingeiroffensn NabIna3ri9teu
erii6tIi1 lit, ipurben bic 6rei QntizSrs
ganiIations aanbibatsn fir republic
taniide 9elseaten nit grobsr Ulaios
rit6t gei6lasen.
Was bic prdiibsntfdafts &dnbie
batsn betrifft, 10 ittmmteH bic Repus
blitansr bauptlddli9 fir SbeODore
g. Burton unb bic DsmOtrateu fir
ben Yrdiibenten Dilion. Der Same
56eooore Rooiebelt fpuroe nur DON
ipenissn DdbIern auf Die Stimm5sttsl
gei1rie6sn.. au9 Senrp 5Oro srbislt
eine fleine Qnsabl BON Siimmen bon
RepubIifanern tpie Demotratsn untsr
ben slei6eR gsrbdltHiFen. Qber tsiner
bon geiben erbieIt piele Stirmsn.
anem 2lni9ein nad bst5eiliste ii4
nur unssfGbr Der pierte 5beiI Der
Sttmmee6er an Der Wdbl.
Bon ben republitaniid den aanbioas
ten at large erbielten Der Senator
Warrsn O. 5arbins uno Der 9auDss'
neur Jrant 3. Wiais bic msiiten
Stimmen. Wiuiam 6. proctor BON
Cincinnati unb sobn 8. SullipaH pon
Glepelano tpurben olgeHideinlib NIT
.leinsn MaioritGtsn srfpdbli. Die iog.=
aunten ,irregulGren" Rnnoibaten BIZ
gei5lasen fpdtroen, iudTIn Mntt Ola.
isr BON Cincinnati; Or. g. 8. 9iffir
bon GOlmhus unb Ralpb Spler, siT
Heger, bon Columbus.
Die Demotraten ertpdblteH ols ibr'
Delegdten of large bic friiberen 9pu'
nsrneure Games Wt. Cor; Subior
6armcn unb Somss g. Campbell nm
ben Sendior pomerene. 5rant g.
Monnett bon Columbus, Der 9egerT
bic Wiebererpdbluna beg prdiiSenter
Wilion mar, tpurbe nit iiberpdItigsils
Der Webrbett gefdldgcn.
gDis fAipah bic gstbeilisuns an bel
@dbl mar ,ssbt Saruus berpor, baB IN
einsm pre5intt in gliding gourip nihi
cine eiusise Stimme abgeseben iDurns,
GsIbii bic @ablri6ter uub Glerta
unterIiebsn es gu ftimmen-
SatoI fir 8iI6ert ble q e. r
9eiiser.
60 umbus, ., %. 4pril. Saa
SberitaatsgeridJt CAB am Gienitae
cine grtideioling ab. ipeld,e e5 er.
noeIidlt, baB nlle 9anoeIbiloertbea-
tersgeiiber i'm Stduts Don ben 8es
b0rben ge3puueen peroeu t0nnen, ibre
6drIer am Sonntdg gu idliebeH.
Sos Gberitnatsgelit,t peigerte i'd,
cine gntifeioiug elmer imteren Sn.
Itan; ilnl3uitoben. ber8ifoIse Glaren.
ce W,pcrs, elm giIoertbeater GiseH-
tbiimsr, fpesen lls6ertretuna bes 9.s
febes perurtbeilt purbe. ipsI4es
n1beatsrDorftelluHssn" an Sonntassn
per6istet.
gotidaftsr Worsentba u
refigHirt.
Wafbingtou, ,. G.. %. april.
6snrb Worsentbau, Der dmeritanil4s
YotI9aft.r in apnituutinopel, bat
BEN prGiibsnien BiIiOn feline Rsfig'
nation einsereiht uno 2fbram .. gl'
tus, Elm Rep gOrtsr 2toposat, pirb
ipdbri9einli9 f.in Raafolger tperoen,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
2luf Die Counties GiTsr unb Rent in
GBlanb semdat.

aonbOn, 26. alpriI. eiTsr uHo
aent Counties ipurben IN Der Disnss
tag gla&t bon fsinOIi9sn auftf9iffen
beimsefudt, nie um Wlittipo9 Rors
gen offi5isI ans.iiinsist iuurbe.
Die 3abl Der 9ufti&tffe, bic an
bem llsberfoll ibeilnuhmsn. 1T uHb.=
fannt.1 beibi es in Der antiinbisuns.
ss fpaun dber ipabri4einlih nidt
msbr ols pier. Die 3eppeIine purbsn
nit einsm beftissn Jsusr ieitens un'
.fssss Gbipstrsauuusu smRfaassn uns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
gaiNsnaari&ten

0en gprt, 25. 9tpril. glngef.:
Dante glIegbieri" Don gaeapel.
sgoD. &bgeg.: r5uscanta
mad g}ep gort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26

baB aummer iiber ben Sob bon
stpeien itiner S6dtsr Bel einsm autps
mobilunfan por stlihen WoRatsn bic
S6at peraHlabt bat.
g}fsiFfer fpurbs pl0sli4 ilrfinnig
unb fsine Gattin unb feline sO9ter
floben Su einsm gaAbar. galo bars
auf ipurbs pfsiffer iobt aufgefunbsn,
er bate fi9 bur9 einsn JIiHisHi9ub
in ben Gppf aetDbtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
@ie ein Snnse nit 30, iprunelno bpller
9ebensfrait Ginnebmen bon Giien bewirfte es

1'hOt
4rplut I'm dMpheu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
Die Yrimdrtpablea tn
Cbio.

9lae bic rsguIdrsn aanoibdtsn Der Rss
pu6Iiianer fir 9eleguten at large
gu Der NationdltohDention err
ndblt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26

Was bic prdiibsntfdufts adnbibas
ten betrifft, 10 sabsn bic Rspus
bliianer bic uIeiiieH Stimmeu
fir 5hsobor 6. Burton ub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
3eppelims 2insriHe

Wurbsn aud ipiebsr in Der Oknitas
glaht
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26

Wafbington, ,. G.. %. april.
6snrb Morsentbau, Der ameritanilds
YotI9aft.r in apnituutinopel, bat
bem grGiibenien BiIiOn feline Reiiss
nation sinssreiht uno 2fbram 3. 81
ius, elm Rem yOr.sr glbpOsat, piro
ipdbri9einli4 f.in RaafOlssr perSer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-26
8unbesfenatoren init PRO.
teft 1elegrammen
bpmbarhirt.

BuTt pes teHdtorert init ros
teit Ielegrammen
bombarbirt.
@aibington. Dc, 25. gpril.
Bel ben Sendtprsu Sbermnn unb
2eipis Don Slinois Iiefsn am Wontas
4benb unb ON Dienitag 25,Oo0 1sIes
sramme .in, in tpsl6sn segen irgenb
Elm 9orsebsn proteitirt ipirb, bas
epeniueu gum &riege NIT 9eutihldnD
fiibrsn i6nnte. Die Sslssramme tpeiIsn
ole bieisl6e Gorm auf unb iinb bon
Gin3elpsrIonen unter5eihnet. gPi4ts
in benielben beutet an, iper bns 6ors
mular aufseiebt unb bic SeIesro.
pkn @eieliddft bs5ablt bat.
Gdmmtli6e sslesrapbiften btibsr ges
Iellf6dftsn iparen bic san3e Ra4t unb
nm Dienitua nit benz Gmpfdns ber
Dspeiden bsiddftisi. tpeIhe in padss
ten bon ie bunbert ben Ssnatortn que
sefisIlt ipurben. Diefe iperben fpdtsr
entf6eiben, Oh Fe bic Selesramme BEN
Senat DorIsssn iDerben.
gege9t TN Srrfinn SsIbf.
morb.
Mdfbtnston, 6. g., 25.april.
Sn Der Rdbe bisier Stdbt begging am
Oienftag gbrpnrb pfsiffer, ein reiher
.syarmss. GsIbitmsrs. Wson sIaubt
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-16
Clean Newspapers.

Albany Knickerbocker-Pre Not
SO many years ago there seemed room
for question If a clean newspaper
could succeed. Improving standards
of public taste and widening dissem-
ination of refinement we're countered
by the upgrowth OF widely circulated
journals in which crime and social
disorder we're exploited. The notion
spread that that was what the public
wanted, and a queerly reversed dou-
BILE standard of decency seemed like
ly to be established-one rule for con-
versation and another for matter in
type.
How foolish all this was has long
since been apparent. The newspapers
which were most ghoul-like and hid
eous have either mended their WAYS
or taken a long slide down the tobog-
gan OF contempt and derision. Among
the really able and forceful papers of
the day there is not one without clean
ness all over, IN advertising as well
as in news and editorial columns. as
it's aim. It is not singular, either,
that those publications which assume
most definitely the intelligence and
cultivation of their readers possess
most Influence
No newspaper has character which
cannot be read freely by boys and
girls. That is a simple test. easily
applied. The old excuse that scandal
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-16
SYMPATHETIC
STRIKE VOTE
Continued from page ID
Called This Morning.

NEW YORK, Sept ia sympa-
thetic strike which union leaders de-
clare will result in $4,000 workers
leaving their jobs in support of the
striking employees of the traction COM
panies became effective in New YORK
before noon today.
Twenty thousand longshoremen AMI
boatmen were expected to be
the first workers TO respond
to the strike call. Labor lead
ers declare that these men will be
/ followed by $4,000 machinists, who
will strike before night.
BY the end of next week, unless
there is a change in the traction
strike situation, union men predict
thousand Of others will be out They
VIII include men employed in all in
dustries contributing to the produc-
.ion OF power for the transportation
hnes and may spread to include paint
ers. carpenters and similar workmen,
: 1t is declared.
Inc first strikers clashes on Broad
way Were reported to the police to-
} uay. Cars were held I'D and stoned
aha call for reserves was necessary
, 70 olsperse the crowds. Announces.
iheht OF the sympathetic strike order
! was followed by much minor disorder
III many parts of the city. The notice
, prepared today to establish aistr;o4
icamps throughout the city. Camp
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-16

ton embodied in the Adamson eight
hour law AS an emergency solution
designed to bridge the dif1iculty of
the moment, it is acceptable to the
people, who cannot rightly be re-
quired to undergo the damage and
privation accompanying a great rail
road strike for the sake of eIIner Of
the belligere ITS. But there is much
to be done n order that threats Of
this character to the public interest
may not recur. In no way can con-
gress thoroughly vindicate it's dignity
unless it gives serious consideration
to the subject during the coming win
ter and forces substantial concessions
from railroad unionism in the shape
of laws making railroad strikes al
most impo5s BILE. No one would say
absolutei, impossible, for in the last
analysis men can always rebel agains.
their government, and no law ever
made impossible a revolution. But
the railroad strike could be outlawed;
or, short of that, it could be surround
ed by legal limitations necessitating
Investigation and delay sufficient to
safeguard the public interest much
more than is the case today. The
organized railroad employees can in no
other way do justice to the public
than by accepting limitations of this
character, and. in the end, they must
yield to tee Iublic interest as well
as railroad presidents and railroad
owners.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-16
The French Report.

The French Report.
PARIS. Sept. 16.-German attacks
both north and south of the Somme
were repulsed by the French last
night, it was officially announced to-
day.
North OF the Somme the French
cons olidated new positions and re-
pulsed German attack east Of Clery,
taking several prisoners. South OF
the river, the Germans attempted to
attack east of Berry, but were
checked by French screen fire.
-Four hundred prisoners were taken
In yesterdays fighting. To illustrate
the heavy German losses, the war Of
flee reported that in a single trench
eighty-six German corpses were
found.
In addition to the nine German
aeropIanes previously reported shot
down yesterday, six others were de-
feated and fell behind their own
lines
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have captured the summit of Monte
Caurios, Sangrado height and large
Austrian entertainments near Lo-
Quizza, east of Oppacchiarella in their
new drive. it was officially announced
today.
New Austrian prisoners number
LOTT.
Germany Admits Il.
BERLIN, Sept. 16.-In hot fighting
north Of the Somme yesterday the
British forced the Germans from the
villages of Courcelette, Martinpuich
and Flers, it vas officially admitted
this afternoon
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Corn-No. 2, S2083kc; No. 3.
S2hc; No. 4, 801sc; No. yellow. -
Qs4hc; No. 8 yellow. S313 @84c; NO.
4 yellow, 81@83c; No. 2 white, 84h
@85c; No. 8 white, S4@8412c; No.
white. size.
43h@46hc; Nc. white. AGO 46hc;
No. 8 white, 451ac; No. 4 white, 45c.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA, Ill, Sept. 16-Corn-Mar-
ket unchanged. No. white, NO.
yellow, No. 8 mixed. 83hc; No. 4
white, No. yellow, No. mixed,
82kc;, No. white, No. 5 yellow. SIC;
No. 6 white, 76c; No. 2 yellow. SAC;
No. 5 yellow. s1@81hc; No. 6 yellow.
No. 6 mixed, TIC; sample, 65@6lc-
Oats-No. white. 451sc; No. ;
white 44hc; standard, 45c.
Chicago Live stoek-ciose.
FURNISHED by Long Commission Co,
403 Main. Telephone No. 100.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Hog recipes
5000; market steady. Mixed ana
butchers, $1O10@11.50; good heavy.
$1O.0O@11. 40; rough heavy. $lo.OoV
1925; light. $1o.35@11.55.
CaLtie TSCcAplS wv, Ai ~ -
top SLIPS.
Sheep receipts 1000; market
weak; top $40. Lambs. top s11.lO.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Sept. 16.-Hog receipts
g. 900; market strong. &c higher.
Mixed and butchers. $10.10@11.5o;
good heavy, $1O.5O@11.35; rough.
heavy, s10.O5@10.55; light. $1O.36Q
11.5O: pigs, S7O0@10.10.
Cattle receipts coo; market steady
Beeves. $6.6007.25; COWS and heif-
ers, $7.25@S.3O; stockers and feed
ers. s4.SO@765: Texans, $7.25@S.30;
calves, Ss.5O@13.Oo; westerns. $500
Sheep receipts 1000: market
weak. Native, $6.S0@S.00; western
$7.25@s.40; lambs. $7.oo01Q75; west
ern. S7.25@11,lo.
ST. Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-Cattle
receipts $50; market steady. Texas
receipts %; native beef steers. $3.50
@11.OO: yearling steers and heifers.
ss.5O@10.65; cows, $5.50@8O0;
stockers and feeders, $630QS.Oo;
calves, $6.00@11.75;; Texas steers,
s5.50@s.5O; cows and heifers, $4,000
500.
Hog receipts 1000; market steady,
SC higher. Mixed and butchers.
SIC. 70@11.4O: good to heavy. $1,000
il 40: rough, $9.50@1o 05; light,
s1O.80@11.30;' bulk. $1O.75@11.35;
pigs, $7.50@10.30.
Sheep receipts $500; market
steady. Slaughter ewes, 5000 7.25;
breeding ewes, $900@10.00: year
lings. s6.O0@9.5o; spring lambs. $500
@11.00.
Omaha Live Stock.
OMAHA, Sept. 16.TCattle receipts
100; market steady. Steers. $6.25@
1915; COWS and heifers, S4.50@725;
stockers and feeders, $6.00@S.25;
calves, $8.0O@11.00; bulls and stays.
s5.25@7.00.
Hog receipts 1000; market steady.
Bulk, s1O55@10.75; top. $11.10.
Sheep receipts 1900 direct to pack
ers. Yearlings, $700@S.50; wethers.
s6.5O07.5O; lambs, s10.10@10.60;
ewes. $6.00@7.25.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 16.-Cattle
receipts 200 market steady. Steers,
s5.7501100: ccws and heifers, SAFE
n1O.50: stockers and feeders, $3.50
S.25: calves, $6.50Q11.00.
Hog receipts 500; market SC higher.
Bulk, $1O7OQ11.05; heavy, S10.6O0
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A Chicago innocent into wno.
jeans a cornered pickpocket slippss
a swiped watch, drifted into a new
paper office for an explanation TOE
the information editor, commons.
known as the Office boy. The lal y,
braced up and saith: Some W.
famed a guy for the watch on lss
car and caught a dick giving M ~
the once over, so he slipped you "
ticker before making geta"a.,
You'd been the goat il shoWa ION
came in the car" The visitor. ii,i. !,
with light and gratitude. staggered :
the elevator.
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Tive use for Dead L.nQuaee.

Atlanta Constitution: "The M ~.
sure made a fine speech" SAID .s
old man. IAN I'm prouder than e.s.|
Of him, but what was them languse
he wandered off in so frequent. "a
We'll, once he slung little La
an next he hit her up in Greek. "A
That's good! They'll be ilhe la
swear at the mule in, when he
home"
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eia Election Bet.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Sept. IGNORE ac-
tivity in presidential betting is re
ported in Wall street today.
The largest let was recorded to.
day when stock exchange firm
placed wager of $4,000 against
$4,000 that Hughes will be elected.
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equipment will be brought UP from
Staten Island. This equipment will
include stoves and complete kitchen
outfits. as longshoremen in previous
strikes hove threatened to call cut
walters In restaurants serving the
police along the water front and make
the food situation acute for the Of
ficerS