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The Irish standard., 1916-12-16
Red monte Receives
Cork Election
IRELAND LATE IN NOVEMBER.
by J. D. Lyons.

Cork, Ireland, November 26, 1916
The people are worrying over the po-
tato scarcity, the staple selling at SIS
per barrel which is beyond the reach
of many. The last three days a fear
full storm broke over the island, lives
were lost and much shipping destroyed.
day. The remaining potatoes in the
ground have suffered from the floods.
The election for Member of Parlia-
ment (West Corl) caught attention
for the contest was the first waged in
Ireland since the war. Mr. Redmond
has gained a seat for one Of his fol-
lowers through the division Of the
O'Brienites, the All-for-Ireland party.
Tie vote was:
O'Leary (RedmondD .......... 1886
Healy (OBrien) ............. 1850
Shipsey (O'Brien Ind.) ....... $40
I!ealy had been deported and is in
England. he refused to return to make
a campaign. The Sim Fein put up no
candidate as their followers have no
faith in English parties and many of
them refrained from voting.
Mr.. Redmond maintains good part
of his following now through the be-
lief prevailing in many towns that his
position in the British House of Com
mons and his ties with the govern
ment are all that saves Ireland from
hated conscription. The Irish party
is saved for some time if CONSUMPTION
is warded off. The leaders are agreed
appeal to various class interests in
Ireland and may help them to hold
onto power. The Y demand in Parlia-
ment the release Of rebel prisoners,
the ending of martial law, more pay
for police, teachers and government
employees. All this is popular in a
country where this class of workers
is numerous and out of all proportion
to the limited class of factory wage
earners.
The suppression of newspapers con.
tinues. The Cork Southern Star saw
its plant seized today by the military
authorities. The paper criticised the
treatment of Irish prisoners in Eng
land. The newspapers dare not print
the facts as to how the war is going
through fear of suspension. The daily
bulletin says "Nackensen retreating
can be secured in Cork A hard winter
is expected to bring more men to the
army A canvas is being made of
farmers begging them to hold their
potatoes from export. The foreign
buyers are Offering the farmers
tempting sums for their supply.
| All are anxious to learn the name Of
the Food Dictator. He will be clothed
with vast authority over the food sup
ply and already the shortage is the
most serious question in Ireland. AS
a result there is but little interest in
politics. Lloyd-George is not as strong
in Ireland as Premier AsQuith and not
regarded at present as Nationalist
He has developed into militant In
perialist. r. p. O'Connor, MP, prac-
! tically acknowledges that Home Rule
is shelved while the war lasts. He
thinks the party should turn it's at
tention to securing amnesty for Irish
rebel prisoners. ..
The Irish standard., 1916-12-16
Ascension Parish
MARTIN A. DoLAN

Painting, Hardwood Fin
ishing, Wall Paper, Paints, Mould
ings and Brushes.
N. w. Hyland 1920 T. S. 4771S.
1908 Crystal Lake Avenue.
Minneapolis. ......
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

Eoli5ei.Scrgeont go. Sempcl be.
obodtete eeitern S}odmittog cine
fr0blide Sleeeriboor in oos Sous
gtr. 341, .StroBe, 8c6ent
wel6e ober nod fro6Iider oos Sous
Dieoer 0erIieB. Qicic 6robIi6feit
mliBte ollo eincn bcitinlnten Grlmo
boben. gSiiieno, Dab bic glegcr feine
@aiieriimpel iino, uno 10 einc @oni.
binotion mahte, betrot CT oos Sous
uno fanO oortiel6it cine erflcdlidc
gln5obl gSbisfep. uno 9ierfloIberL
ols ou@ onsebIid frobIi6e 3cbar
Dor. glls @nti6ulOieing muroe cine
@e6urtstogsfcicr, 6onn iuieoer cine
foumenoc Souie, ip1tcr cine 5u 93eu.
io6r itottfinOenoe @erlobunq uno
IonIt ettuos gefeiert. Der Boli5iit
i6enfte Der So6e o6cr feincn @lou.
BEN ionOern 0erboftete Ocn Sn6ober
Der &o9nlng oen gleger Som
gromn, inter Ger geiduloiqung oes
Serfalfes bcroiidenoer @etr6nfe
obnc Sicen5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

Cardinal Gibbons empiing gcitcrfi
nod Dem Sodont in oer aot6eorolc
Die Qeleeaten ser nSnternotionoler
Gereinigune Ger fat6oIiiden 9llmi'
nae~ in ieiner 9leiioen5. 5rou ,Srouf
@6ilip Scrioener BON oen gMorp'
lonO 9llumnae" Iteatc Dem Cardinal
Oie @Gite Dor. Gie TeIcgotcn pobu.
ten Dem Sodomt in Gorpore 6ci rnO
Elm ousgelpdbltes @rogromm par
bon Dem @bor 5u i6ren Gbren alfgc'
iteGt porOen. Gin G6or bon 60
Stinmen lang inter Ser Seitimg bon
6reoerid g. Siirit.
9Im 9ladmittag ma6ten sic GcIe.
goten in glitomobiIer longc Tun0-
fdbrten Oiird Oie 5toot uu0 Gorortc,
iofpie na6 @reeu Spring 8oQcp.
Sbee prroc genomnen inn ,g9otre
Game College. in Scr ,St. SoIep6s
Snouitric-SduIe", in Dem Seim bon
5raii gGlireO Gortrioge alots, g2r.
IA, Sit.Nt. @eruon &Ioce, lno im
oSotcl 9elueOcre~. Iic GeleQatcu
iueroen beitte friib ii6 uod @oi6ing.
ton begc6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

Der par 6erbeigeitromt, Inn Oieier
oenfuiiroigeu nai16rlidcn Sootenge-
odbtuiBfeicr 6ei3umobnen. @lit ei-
mem crbe6enoen @r1luOim leitctc
Die Sreel oen @otteSoienit cin no.
raul Ole @emeinoe Sen Choral sd
meib, an men id CLAUDE" in6riinitig
lang. Ger ausge5eitbnete airben.
DIOR 1T welbem ouBergeipobnlid ber-
oorragenoc Stimmen mitpirfcn, lci-
itcte mobrbaft Gor5igIides. Gs 1T
Gin @cuuB, 6iciem G6or 5u5u6oren.
Gic gcitrigen gortrdoe paren I'M
.iibertrciflid.
Gine einorldsbolle, tiei 81 Scr5et
gc6enoe 9reoiet 6iclt 9nItor Er. SSu-
Inns lSoimann. gr mo6te bic gln-
peienoen ouf Ole groBe geOcittlna
oeS Observation-Disclosures olimerf-
lam Gob man an Oieicm Gage Der
Eootcn nit cbriiirdtieer Gietdt ee-
oenfeu io1e. Cic Tootcn ieicn Dem
Gabeiligen Goter nabc un6 icien
oIler @roeitIait ent6oben.
gIud mabte CT eine 9lnipiehng ouf
Die iiingere @enerotion meIde aa8lr
oft, beionocrs in ser iebigen ibpcren
3eit, ibre eieenen Batter lno W1iittcr
.un0 0a0urd Die oeutidle 9[bitommlrtn
berleugncu. Sin iold pietdtloIer
glft lei inper5ei66or, ga fein GROCER
3ped o0er cine @o6ltbot fir oie
Meni6bcit oanit per6lmoen ici, ipie
BEL Nlortin Sitbcr, Dem es inIdoIide
Seioen perliriadte, iib BON gater uno
gliltter los5lltrcnuen Inn icin aroBes
@erf 81 pollenocn.
sIno66tig mO gcipannt 6attcn sic
9lnipeicnoen ieinen bereotcn @ortcn
gelallh imo berIieBen, nofoem tic
ocn CHORAL a@lorio Iei Cir oeiun.
aen~ nit crbo6enen Gcfii6l sic
Stride.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
3n (era6c nctraarn

@eltcrn @lorgeu iano Die feicrlidbe
9eiieBung Der 2cihc Ocr am 80 go.
pem6cr beritor6cnen Srau glma 2.
Siegling bon g}r. 1i47, Sorgents
StroBe oui Dem Baltimore 6rieo6oi
itatt. Cine ticf SIT Ser5en oe6cnOe
GrabreOe mlirOe BON @oitor aiin3lcr
BON Der ltt6eriidcn Ct sSo6onncS-
Stride gc6alten. Sic go6rhlcbtrdgrr
parcn 6rclnOe Der 5nnliIie. oie Scr.
rem gSiGiom mo @uitop @roesingcr,
Simon Groiner, ghlguit Nlillcr,
SouiS 9lie6l lino giQiom 6ricie
9ieide 9hmenipenocn iouroen BON
oen 9lngc6orioen ilnO sen 3oblreiGcn
lSreunocn Ger Gcrltor6cnen ouf's
@rob gelegt. ,Srau 9(nno Q. Sicg.
ling fam Dor 80 So6rcn aus Gcutid.
lano nod Baltimore, no iic Iid nit
Serrn &illiom 3. 5icoling perbci-
rot6ctc Dor ciniaeu So6reu nor i6r
@otte geitorben. Sic binterldbt eincn
So6n Serrn @illiom 8. Siegling,
inO cine berbeirot6ete SHiucitcr,
Srmn 9largucrite l1iiQer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
CscSaatmiAicier fiir saiisr 6rans.

&ie oos oiterrei6iide GonIulnt
an anocrcr 5telle oes ,Gcltiden
Gorrcipcnocrtcn" bcfauit eicbt, i'm
bet om 6reitag in oer aatbeorale cine
ScodhtniBieier fiir ieinc peritorbenc
Moicitdt aaiicr 8rou3 Soicpb Don
Gcitcrrcih lmO npoitoliiden 9onig
uon llt8art itatt, melHe Cardinal
Gibbons leiteu miro. 81 0icicr Sci.
er iinO oie Spiben Ger Staots imO
5taot,QeD0rOCn, ionic 5cfnuntc 9ir-
ger amerifaniicbcr. oeutider mo
olterrcidiibcr 9lbflmit ais aud oie
bier 3llitdnoi9cn COMPUTE inns ocrcn
9lnaeltcatcn aeloocn. 6erner iinO
biermit alle Seitcrrci,ber imo In.
garn cingcIaOelt scr 5eicr bei3npo6.
men,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
SScrsr5fcrn i6r @eidaft.

Gic Baltimore %earl Sonliup
Company" bat Der ,Gonioliooteo Gn'
gincering Company" oen Ban cincs
3pciitodigen 9ager6olieS ont Sue
ser Siteuo.StroBe iibertrogen. Gos
@e66uOe miro cine @rnofl1de bon
60 bei 100 SUB er6oIten mo aus
3ieeeliteinen errihtet peroen irno ioll
$4,000 foiien. Gieier 9leilbalI
puroe Sllrd Oos idneac 9lmpadien
Der @eidGfte Der @cieaidaft not5'
nenOig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

rcn. @ierb cr5dblte Dem Eihtcr.
ooB cr om Iiebiten ieiucm Sobrgolte
oos 6el Uer6auen bGtte, ood babe er
ooOon a6geiebeit neil er iib nidt an
eincm tleineren @eni6en oils ct iclblt
iei Oergreiien woIlte. SIN @eridt
bequemte @aerritt iid oo8u, OosSobr.
9elo au be5oblen, ino wur0e entloi'
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
Nlandl lnnntc max n6aiehcn.

glls oiS oen Sdniern 9tr. 90 mo
%, %otomocsStrnBe. oiHte 9iaid).
molfeu orongen 6errihte eroBe ghlf.
reglng in Der giah6oric6ait. Glarcncc
@. Sddier, peldar in 9}r. % po6nt
alarnirte Oic 6eueruebr. Gie 9oid-
mannidait beeab iid in Ous glod,.
bar6auS IN Den aeaer no iie o6ne
Sdpicrigteit Gea 9rano loidte.
Senrp $. @abcr 6otte sum eritcn
@1al it oieiem gginter ieincn Sei5.
olen onge5iiuoet. Gie 5euereIic mar
nit 9iuB augeiiiGt imo ber6inocrtc
Die ireie Ioiiage oeS Naudes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
9llle luieOcrcrluahIt.

Die GonOcntion ser ,9lmerican
6eoeraiion Of 9o6or9 iii crfolarcid
5am slbid)luB ectommen Gie Be-
antcniuabl uclbc sen 9dtub Ser
SibIna biIoete jeiotc, onB ale &c.
ante Der y6eocrotion" iuieocrerm0blt
iuuroen. GS iino oieS folgenoe ser.
rem: Sanncl 0jompers, @rdiioeut;
&omcs TuucaL critcr @icc Erdii.
OcHi ,SarncS CGonnell jmciicr
g'icr @rGIiOent. 2 9f SaDes. orittcr
SSice.YrdiiOent; Soiep6 i. @oleutinc.
Oicrtrr Qice.@r1iiOcnt; Sobn S. 9ll.
pine, iiiniter Sice-ErdiiOeni $. y.
Ecrbdlu iedster Sice-FrdIiocnt;
l5rauf Gnfi0, iie6enter 9Sicc.@r1ii.
oent @iliam @reen adter Eice.
Er0iioent Sobn q. 9cnnon 5haG.
mcillcr uno Srunt @lorriion sctrc
tdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
sir Gin 0eimaetrSuf.

0oS bon @co. G5iint6cr gcbroute
Bier 1T Oos bette. @iclc geurtbeiler
bon 9ier crfIdren oaB cs irgeno eli.
ucm crltfluiiiaen onsIdnSiihcn @icr
glei6tommt @cruOc oos DING fiir
oen 5omiIiengebralId 5eines 9lro.
ma, better @eld6mod ino icbr nG6r.
froftig. 9ireft bon Scr9raperei ourd)
ole ncueiten @oidmeu obeeiiint, no.
ourd allgcmeinc 9feinbeit eeiidcrt
miro. aiite 81. Ebonc: gSoIfe 20.
(Snui1S,tS,i@lo,Go (9IuO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
gtaGlen Sic .,Gun.N

6iini Hcngel i'm gtGcr ron 8 bis 70
Sabre 0dtten cs ii6 JIM sport ae.
ua6t @adetc, wel6e oic glahmii.
tags uSnn" ent6iclten, an pcridic
Oenen @lobcn 81 moMicn. 0ic @eu.
del puroel olrA RiAter 9SadnrO I'M
mittlercn RoliiciAeridt cnecpicicu.
lido Dor ocni Sugeuori6tcr ein5uiin.
0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
Ter AeItfrics beatc uur eiHcm
SATIRE.
pa. globenber l0l5.

Die GeitcrreiAcr perfen sic
Scrben al 6tpei Stellen iiber sic
@rcn5e 03ontencgros uno neb.
men 1900 BON IDuen geiongeu.
gnlearcn iollen bel @risrenO
$500 Serbcn oIs @jefonocnc IN
oic %dnoc. Cic Gage Ser 9tIiir.
ten in sHO.scr6icn aeitoItct lid6
fritiicb.
gie @erhlitc Ser 6ron5oien 6ei
arioolpt oil Gooten uno @erlurn.
oeten bclaufen iid oiif 10000
Wlnnn.
Die gnaldnoer weroen ilmucit
ant'el'slmoro pcu Den Eiirten
aeihlogeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
uSnruOrrein @OripSrtS@.
-@rOfes 9inIterneiicn--
9aufiagangS.gl6enS.
30. NoO, 1916. Gintritt SOC.
(9loO25-7,9)
gInti.snIfraacItrn Qnndleun.

81 eiuem ir66lihcn 1Hlm Der.
ianmcln lid beute Ole 9fnti.Sufiro.
gettet i'm ,,9clpcocre Sotel". IS fit.
oct Elm 9uHheon nn0 einc aarten.
&artie inter oen 9mipi3ien ser
,Dlarplano @ereini9nno in @egner.
idnft Der lSronen.Sufira itdtt.
lleber 800 lerionen bnbcn iicb be.
reits niecineloct worultter iim uiclc
Serrcn 5eiinoen. gtls 9Sreiic Der
aarten.Bartie peroeu 9ogcnpldte in
l6edtcrn ecge6Cn. Cine Scr gice.
&rdliocutinueu Der Yereiniamg iii
1Srau GIiinbctA @lciiuer, meld)c ciiriG
an Ocm 9luiban ser Gcrciniqiuig
ibcilNcnoluiHcn Cat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
anIpefIi0nginlrt 0ea n@iM GIn6u

Ger Stir Glub~ bot cine weitere
Snipeftions.& .&ulofobrt fir SanItog,
oen 2. 8e8ember, gcplonf. ScocS
Dlitglico ioate ii6 baron 6ct9eiIieen.
Die fleiue Reiie lit iorgfdltig bon
Den Gbefs Scr DcriGieocncn 9epor.
tcments Der ~9oltimorc-O Obio.gobno
oliSgeorbeitet moroen oeren @GIte
bic Ebcilnocmer icin pcroen. Der
Bug berldBt im If llbr 30 Gormit
tags Die Gcniocu Stotion uno fommt
flir6 Dor t2 llbr in Occult 9oint an,
no 2un@eon ouf einenl DER Bicrs ser
Gompognie icrpirt miro. Son 90
fabrt Der 3ug langiam ii6er Carroll
nod gSogner'S @oint. @s miro ge'
niigcno 3cit BUR 9eiidtioing Der in,
ouitricIlen slnloger in Curtis gop
porgeicbetl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
SOitOienit am 2uufIagunsstas.

Im Gonneritog, oca 30. globent,
Der 1916, Dem 9onfiogunastogc,
iino Oie Grefltip. Departements, sic
aoiiirer. uro 9oitonpciilrngss- ll6.
t6eiItngen ioiuie Oos Snformotions.
gilreau Der @oit geidIoiien. 0ic Nc-
giitrirling. unO 9Sodetpoit.9lb .9lbtbcilun.
gen meroen mic gepo6nIim fir oas
Bublifitnt geoffnet lcin. Ser grief
marfcr.SbaIter wir6 bis D2ittog
often iein. 9ie glodtitotion miro
Den gonsen Gag uno ole g}ad,t ae.
offnet iciu no @oitonpciIunoen er.
bdltlif iin0, n6er iiiht crbobcn lpcr-
oen fonnen uno no @eIo in sic
&oitiparfoiic ein6e5oblt perocn fam.
Boftmorfen liuo III Oicier 9(btbcihtng
nod S1luB oeS Sd6oItcrs nod 10
ll6r 1littags crb6Itli6. Der reat.
ldre grieftr6aer. .Dienit finoct niGt
itatt. @rieffditen pcroen an Dem
Gage oreimol geleert I'M s ll6r
W1orgcnS, um 8 ll6r gohnlittags
uno Tim 10 llbr 9lbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
9Suit nad 1cntidlanO.

,Sn oieicr S8ohe gebt fein oiretter
Coupler uadl Gorpceeu 5dwcoen
oocr Cdncmnrf, scr 9oiiiaden fir
Deliidlano bei0roert. Ger ndbitc
Compiler 1T oStod6olm~ Ger am 2.
Ge5embcr, lnlO a5reoerid 81, ocr
ON 5. 7c5em6er bon Rem Dorf a6.
idNrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
eHihblldc IcmDeratnr.
GeIearapliidler g9ritcr6rridlt.

gIus 0cn iibrigen BunOcs.8et
@cobobtlInss- Stotionen ruroen oie
folgcnoen nieorigiten Eemperotaren,
Die Inn 8 llbr eeitern 9lbeno berriD.
ten, bcridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

Ole 2cic6c cineS neuarboreuen
Stinocs pilroe aeiiern Slodmittog, III
3eihnaspopier eingrpideIt, i'm Sa-
len bc'm @icr slr. idwimmeuo
ouiaehlnoeu. Sic 2eihc wuroc nod
ser W4orglle qcbrodDt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
edliifefartrn

BON uno nad Gcntl4lanO mo
Delterreid.lln iiber 9iottcroom
inO Stem yorf. @eloicnoinecn nod
europa.
Sbeo. s., Dicuer e. 6U.,
217 Git.gaItimore.Gh.
(Wldrois-) 243 saO.grOaOpap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27

Sn oen S5laditooten bot Oie Senl.
perotlir cine Steieerung crfa9ren
oesgIci6en in oeu aroBen Central.
SHalern. oen @oliitooteu uno Sen
&egioncn Der groBen Sccn. aoltes
gScttcr biclt nnt Sonntag in gSeii.
Gnglouo uuo gteip Dorf on uno ipo.
ren mittlerc Eemperohlrcn iiber oen
sSclienecbirss 9tegioncu uno an Der
pocifiihen SdIeiie su bemerfcn.
DoS @etter miro tribe umo unbe.
ltimmt entlnng Scr noroli9en @rcn5e
pom Superior.See oitlib bis glainc
iein imo Flares @etter in onocren
2bcilcn oItlid oes N1iiIiiiippi Shiiies
om @iontas unO Qicnftog bor6err.
ihcu.
sic Tcmperotur miro 1eute III
Den otlmtiidcn mo 0It @clfitootclt
ocm G6io.Ebol nno pntcreli See.
Rcaioueu itcigen. Sturmmormnaen
iino bonn @ric.Sec rno Sntorio. See
uno an Der norSliden &ocificfiiitc
mo norolid Der Mimomo oes SO.
lumbio.5luiies erloiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
@raf 9crnitorff ipeiit mit OIerarO

Somes @. @eraro. Ger omerifoni.
ibe 8otibaftcr 5u Berlin ipiro 6eute
bel Dem ocntiden Soti6oftcr 5ugSoi6.
ington @rof bon gernItorff ooS
@abeliriibitiid einue6mcu. gsenu
nu1 ni4t anaenommen miro, ooB
Oieic 3iliorunenfiuift bon politiIder
Seoautung it, 10 1T es immcrbin
ni@t bon ser Sdno Sit pciien Dob
filr5lidl itottgcbobtc Gnhuidlungen
N 9e5u9 Der 9e5icbungcu 5luiicbcrl
0eutldlono lmo gImcrifa bcipro1en
ipcr0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
ilnterbaItnnas.Qp .QpeaweiIer.

~snoiierame lbe little Girl 600 Ioreoi".
06uro'e"-s 6onin QucD~
,,enncfD"-s Qcno @irls".
v0ppObrume"- @nllocoine uno Q9aHocIbiIbcr
,,WnrDlnno -8lubeDiuc
,,4iciorin" 3nuoebiae uno Mauoelbtloer.
.9iaoemiC" iC"-n6er Goloicr Bon"
pslrie"-Sie sNoion gintioHal Glrobe Spern
2pern' Co." IN oaenoem 8eperioire
Nplncfllna C0nfltaQ) .............Io Ioscn"
1tciidg ..................... .........ots tsnuit q"
@nulnB Wl0iHCe. .......s .soanel un6 Wretel"
ulio v0donleria &uiticana"
yTuruucreiu WuriuartS" Nunucrltad (Banf
lnaiiuNS Ahcno) QrnbcS glierneiieu
gHereiniatc 1iitritte oeS Bcntidrn ilnfer.
Nhtnnpc.Sunocc" Gonnina. 3. De3ember
slnllcrurciieu IN 49enierf5 Parf".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-27
eOnnrnaMi. mnS llnteraana.
SlNtG
gHrfternnaGdtrn.

Sir 0}nrplmio rno oeu 2iitrift
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New Britain herald., 1916-07-21
URGES RAILROADS ID BOOM EXPORT TRADE
Federal Trade Commission Head Believes They Can Be Great Help

New York, July 21.-Panics and periods of business depression in this country would be practically pre- vented if the railroads of the United States would install and maintain foreign trade departments, in the opinion of Edward N. Hurley. chair man of the federal trade commission. who has given details of the workings of the plans by which this could be accomplished. He also explained the chief reason why American manu- lecturers have difficulty in selling in foreign markets and deprecated the lack of exact knowledge of the Sher- man law-the so-called "anti-trust law"
 "As a safety first measure against panics and business Impressions the installation of foreign trade depart ment by the railroads could not be beaten" he said. 'It may be a novel idea, but it is one that is fundment- ally right and economically correct Everyone knows that the railroads are one of the surest barometers of this country's prosperity-when they are hauling lots of freight then times are good; when freight is slack and cars are standing idle, then we have
 
 times are bad.
 with the factories, packing houses and other forms of industry running full blast along the line of railroad the road is hauling lots of freight and things are booming. So long as these conditions last everyone benefits. The thousands of railroad employees throughout the country are making good money. On the other hand, let those factories shut down and short ly after there is general suffering.
 "Now suppose those factories sold their products in ten or fifteen cOun- tries abroad. Say they sold twenty or thirty per cent. abroad, or even more. Then when times were bad at home here, they would still have their for eign business and could be sure of that much, because bad times are sel- dom universal, end where one COun- try would cease to be a buyer for a time, the other countries would prob- ably take more of our goods. The for eign trade would give stability to our manufa ctures as well as the railroads.
 ''It wauld be worth millioes to the
New Britain herald., 1916-07-21
kEuRALGIA'S ONE SYMPTOM

Neuralgia IS disease which has but one symptom-pain.
 The pain of neuralgia is sharp and shooting with intervals of freedom.
 An attack of neuralgia does not give Immunity but occurrences are the rule. The same nerve is generally affected which means that this particular nerve has lost it's resistance and that there will be recurring attacks until the strength of the nerve is built up.
 How can the strength of nerve be restored? The nerves are nourished en- tagely by the blood and weak nerves are toned up by supplying to the blood the elements that the nerves lack. As the general health and strength of the patient are built up the nerves resume their normal functions, inflammation caused by lack of nutrition disappears and the neuralgia attacks cease.
 Dr. Williams Pink Pills are a tonic exceptionally well suited for the treat ment of neuralgia because they contain no alcohol, stimulating or habit-fo1.n- ing drugs. The tonic treatment with these pills is well worth trial by any sufferer from neuralgia.
 Write today for booklet on nervous disorders to the Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,, Schenectady, N. Y. Your own druggist sells the pills or they will Dc sent postpaid at 50 cents per box.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-21

for themselves" said MT. Elder in his letter.
 Word received at the headquarters of the Woodrow Wilson Independent league yesterday indicated that there was a strong drift toward president Wilson among progressives in the Pacific Coast states.
 Pacific Coast Moose for Wilson.
 Francis J. Heney, former prominent progressive of California who recent lv joined the independent movement for Woodrow Wilson in his home state, it was announced in a telegram to Secretary Mason of the league, would address a large meeting at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco to be held under the auspices of thte Wood- row Wilson Progressive league, com posed almost exclusively of mem bers Of Colonel ROosevelt's late party.
 From Oregon came a report to the league headquarters that 15,000 Ore- gonians, regardless of party affiliation, were preparing to hold a two-day con- ference in Portland, beginning August ', for the purpose of issuing a general call to all independents in the north west to rally to the Wilson banner.