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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-26

KAISER MAY TRY FOR SEPARATE
PEACE WITH RUSSIA
Amsterdam, March 20. - Intima-
ton that Chancellor Won Bethmann-
HoIlweg will make another peace
suggestion at meeting of reichstag
Thursday was contained in Berlin
dispatches received here today, quot
ing Socialist organ VOTwaerts.
VOrwaerts in limiting at such n
proposal advocated effort to obtain
separate peace with Russia
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October 26, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
@beinsesenb cr'uartet 2uftansritte.
@enf. "a. Gtt. NQe staotc uni
|90rfer langs bcs Nbeins ertparte''
gergcltunes 2uftaneriffe. Size 3ab|
|ber sslugseug slbipebrtanonen II
berooppelt iporben. Sic 8iirsermeiltcr
babeu gerIamrnlunsen einbernfen, I'm
Sen 9etpobnern Sic @orbea9ungs'naBz
regeln gu ertldren. lie iperoen erlud9t
ORubc 5u betpobren. Sirencn iino ani
ben airdcn angebra6t iporoen uni
bon Sielen ipiro Ser AIarm gegebe,
i, tperben.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October 26, 1917, as required by
Act Of October 6, 1917.
@ibt bemtfhc Srben suriid.
2oubon, "a. Gtt. Ser beriibmtt
nortuegiidc Yolarforltter &apitin 8o.
ais Mn,unblen be9ub itd am 0dttipod
na6 Der belltlden @eianbtidaft II
aririania uno CAB sent @eianbten lei:
ne beutidcn Sroens sus5eidnl'18cr
3uriid .als perionliden Yroteit ee9c'
Sic grmoroung iriebIider ,,orluesiIde'
GecIeute ourd, Sel,tl6e IN Der 9torb:
| ice am II. Sttpber.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October 26, 1917, as required b,
Act Of October 6. 1917.
Semtfdje grnppen un5nfrieben?
8ritilde Srout III Srantreid
llnb 8el9ien. "a. Sft. sn elmer an
Montag norb0itIid bon gpern crober
| ten oeutiden Sdausc fanben sic britt
| iten sruppen Sic Seide zines Seutide'
IOffis;ers. ser bon ieinen ei8cnen Seu
| ten crIdullcu lpprbeu ipar; bie 9dr,e
iparen ibn auf Ben 8iidcn gebunoen
illnter sen britildeu Sruppen iino biel
Grsdblumaen i'm llu.lauf. Die Sarau
lbinoemtcu. bab bel Sen bcrldieoene'
lbcutiheu Sruppcntbeileu biel llnSufrie
i!ocnbeit berridt; icbr bdniig iolle'
Iocutltte Solbatcn. sic her Selertio1
ODER onberer militdriider @ersebe1
auaeflaat lino. nit Ieidten Strafen "a
ponfommen. =
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26
Qlns Der 8mno csbauptfaot.

/ beioen 3eppeline 8 As lln0 8 so, bi
porigen Samstag auf ibrer 8iidfabr
bon gnglano bon oen SranSoien 5u1
2ano,,ng in Sranfreid se5punget
iullrocn. Antlide 9epeiden an oas
Staatsbepartement beiagen. bic Sc:
fan9enen erflarten, bab nidt einen
bon ibnen bic Qarblng bon amerifaz
niiden Grpebitionstruppcn in Srants
reid befannt getpeien lei.
Atebr s@,ueime perlanst.
Associated Press
@a1bingtou, 25. Sft. Sn
elmer belltigen 11eberii6t ser glab<
rungsmittellage Ser @elt. iagte Ser
bert g. @oober, Ser Nabrungsmittelz
pertpalter, oaB Der aampf gegen Sic
Sau6boote geiponnen iperben ipiirbe,
ipenn Sic Ser. Staaten uno &annba
Die Eroouftion f0rbern rnO ipariamer
iuirtbldaften ipiirben. I'M bie 2dnber
Der glll11rten bon bier alls ernabren 5ll
f0nnen, obne bab sic Sbiffe ben att
lantiI6en Ssean 81 berIai}en bra,16<
ten.
Sic groBen 8ebiiriniiie iinb ediiie,
8ei5en ,nb sdtpeine, erfldrt 9err
1ooper. Sic gr0Bte 8eiorsniB miro
bur6 sic Sbatiabe beruriadt, baB
trot Ser boben Yreiie Der @erbraud
bon gdtueinefleif6 in bieicm 2anbe
ipagrenb bes &rieges 5ugenommen bat.
big Die Yrobuftion iiberbolt iporoen
lit. 9iele Gage mub aeanbert iperoen.
r8cnn mir Sic Nusfubr aufseben"
fdbrt CT fort, vbanu iperbcn mir oie
Deutide 2inie bon Sra1ltreid na6 Ser
atlantiiden &iiite brin9en. g6ipeinez
ileiid bat einen er0Beren GinflnB auf
Sic eegenipdrtige 8eltlage. als man
I'M all9emeinen 9lallben ipirb. Ser
mcnlbli6c &6rper bat cine 9eipilie
Menge sett n0tbis. g8ir miinen Bic
S61peinepro0uftion ber9r0beru. tpenn
mir bas 8eltbeoiirfniB befriebisen
ipollen. Sroes Hfuno Sctt 9ibt 10 iider
ieinen 9ienit tpie jebe ausel, unb iez
'bes sdipein III bon gr0berem 8ertb
als ein &anonen9eidob."
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October 26, 1917, as required by
Act Of October s, 1917. 80. IA.
Mns5etdnnnssbdnber. ~
&ajbington, "a. Sft. 9urb
einen Mrmeebefebl tpuroe a,tgeorbnct,
bab inn &fc neripunbete amerifantz
idc Gploaten beionbere 8dnoer als
'Mus5eidnlln9 tragen lo1en. SSenn Gin
Mann OIL einem Sage 0ftcr als einmal
peripunoet ipurbe. iuirb CT nalr ein
8anb tragen biirieu, oob miro fir ies
Sen beipnocren Sag Gin beionberes
8ano berlieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26
Mms oe,,t @taate.
Gebar 03apibs lanaiam i'm 3ei4nen.

Gebar @apibs, 25. Stt. Sic
3eiduungcn in bieier Stabt fir Die
6reibeitsanleibe betraeen icbt ST.
268, $50. ipopon gcitern $21S.3OO ge=
seidnct ipurben. Sic 3uertbeilung Der
@taot lit $2.5O0.00o, uno man bofft,
baB lopiel al,iamn,en fommcn ipiro. Sn,
6ersen Ser gtabt lit Elm GROCER 8ogen
erribtet tporoen. auf ipeI6em cine
20 SUP bobe W0ttin Ser Stcibeit itebt.
@ic ba!t cine 8adel cmpor. ipclde Die
flammcnbc isrcibeitsbotidaft. bon eez
oar gapios ing 2anb ididt.
9as County ioIl $2.0O0,OO0 fir Sic
Mnlcibc 3eidneu. aber bis ieet loll nod
uiet,t NAL ci1c WNllion erreidt iein.
Gin ianfter 3iua,,s.
MspinipaIl. 25.Gtt. cobnYrls.
Scr Sen Mnleibepertaufern ben Ge<
bromd |ciner paue bertpei9erte. llno
ser bann unter ber MnfIa9e berbaftet
ipurbe, sic bieiise Srcibeitsanleibe@
Gampaane bebinbert su bahen, bettelf
beutc bel ieinen oe,itidrn 0Itbiirgern
NIT ser 8itte berlm. bod ncbr. 8onos
5ll fanfen.
6crr 8rus tprrbe ndnlih aus Der
Salt entlaiic,,, na6oem er pcriproden
bate, ii6 gut betragen gu lpollen. llnl
ibm ipurbe 5it berIteben 9e8eben. Dat
bie loDalen 8iirger ibren ginflub Sas
bin anfbieten tpiirben. Sic antlagc nies
Ser5uIdlasen, iuenn oas Toipnibip. IN
Dem grus tpobnt, fiir $4,000 9onbs
faufen miro. 8ierouf fa,lfte 8rus iels
Der fir $500 8onbs, ,lnb bcgann ios
fort fir sic MnIeibe bel ictnen ocllts
iben Sreunoen @etlamc sll u,dden.
Nean ertpartet beute sic Nnfunft bor
ltaatliden asenten. rno Die probcnts
1de Gciinn,l,,g Ses Srtcs iou Sanr
griiuolict al1ssetriebcn iperDen. Ter'
n6eenSc 9clltidc. bic niGt fir Si'
Mnlcibe seibuen, lollen uor Sen Sl'l'
bcsfommiii6r III Council Bluffs &C:
brdd)t iperben.
Seute ipebt oas sternenbanncr iibe1
Scn Yripat< uno Gciddftsbduiern gun
erIten Nsal. ioipeit iid) bic dltciten Gin
tpobner erinnern t0nnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26
Y,uften gombs fanfen.

19anilla, 25. Stt. Nadoem ibz
nen sic 8eniitung Ser 3aae in Iipinz
mai, elmer itarfen oeuti6en 0rti6nft,
fir cine Observation-Disclosures
pertpeigert uno nnbbem auf lire Gerz
|anlailung Sobn @rus. ser gigentbiiz
mcr scr @alle, o,1rd einen 8nnbesz
naribou pcrbaftet tpnrben mar, be-
gaben iidh geitern Nadmittag IS 9iirz
ger bon Mnnilla nad Nipinipal, i6Ioiz
len sic 2aben. trommelten sic 8iirger
5ulammen nnb bradten ipdbrenb oes
eincn 1ages nabe5u Sen gan5en Mnz
tbeil ser Srtidaft ,1nb pes Sotunibip
an Bombs fir Sic Sreibeitsanlei6c auf.
s4ue Gerlonen. sic fcine Bombs faufz
ten, tperbcn uuterludt. Scr Staotz
marldau bon Mipintpau erbielt bclte
bonn lfaatliben @ertbeioigungsratb Be-
fcbl, su reiignireu. CT lit als itart pro-
bel1t11 befannt.
Scr 8illisea a1tmorb.
Mcb Odf. "a. Sft. gSis bertt
perlaltet. iperben bie &erbanolunge1
tpegcn bes idauoerbaften @illisca agt=
morbes, beileu Ser @anoerpreSise,
2yn q. S. &ellp. Ser i'm Gountp 8cs
| fanenib iiet, belduloigt tpiro, inner
balb Ser ndditen orei Boden ,picoe'
aufaenonmcn tperben. SIZE Mntpdlte y
g. Srttnn BON Qnoba lIt,b s. S. Sp:
Ibant bon bier, ipeldc sic &crtbeioisnne
oes Gnsetla9ten iibcrnabmen, eriueb=
ten. bab Sic Serbanblunsen ant 20
Oftober ipieber allf8enommen ipiiroen
ood tpiro bieien, @eIud nidt Solg'
geleiitet tperoen. ba nad Mn9aben oes
gountDanipaltes 8enltraub, Scr Der
gtaat bertritt. perldieoenc ipidti9'
IGadcu borlieeen. beren Grleoisuns
bnrd bicic Gcrbauoluug un9cbiibrlid
persGaert iuiirbc. Man ciai9te ii6 bier:
auf. sic 1Iorbantluge cine ysodc ipd'
ter anfsuncbmen.
9emtide $rebistcn berbuteu.
AUDUBON, Sa.. "a. Oft. Ealto1
Starf. Ser bieii9e Seellorger Scr Seut'
lIbcn @cmeinbc. Ser tiir5lid bon, Ser
tbeibigunesratb 9etuarnt ip,irSe. teiu
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October 28, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
02n,, her Hreihrifaom(eihr
wv w
{ Associated Press

ACC OF OCtOD0r D, lSlt. n
Bon Der 1reiDeitsamleibc.
{ Associated Press }
@aibington. 25. Sft. 9ic@e
lammtiumme Ser 3ci6nunsen fir bi
Sreibeitsanleibe bat jebt bas 9rei
milliarbcn3icl iiberIdritten unb ndber
iid Sem $5,00O,0QO,0O0 @arimlm
@enn Die 8ampagne 10 energii6 tpei:
tergefiibrt ipiro. tuie bisber, miro bas
groBe 3iel am Samstag beim S6lu{
Der 8ei6nlln9sbii6er obne 3lpeifel er:
reidt fem.
Sbgleid Sic nidtamtli6en s6a:
.t,nsen ser 12 @unoesreierpebanfel
bieie G1lmme ntdt erreiden, iparen bi'
8eamten beute Mbeno bn6 oabon iiber:
5eugt. baB Bis iebt fir ii6er $780,:
100000 ge5eidbnet iuoroen linb.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October 26, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Sic 9laiirtem erbieltem bis iett
SS,SSO,4UU,UUU.
8nibington, 25. Stt. Cine
tpeitere slnleibe bon $20.O00,0OO iuur=
Sc beute an SrantreidJ gemadt. Sic
sllliirtenmd1te babeu jett i'm gatl5en
SO, 100000 bon ben Ser. Stanz
ten erbalten.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa. on
October 26, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
W,ebrerc Mcierpebe5irfe iiberidreiten
bic 9inbeitiumme.
g8albingtom 25. Oft. Sic
3ciDnungen fir sic Sreibeitsanleibe
nabmen audi beute ipieber su. linn
$3.50 llbr bellte Nadmittag beridteten
Sic gdabamtbeamten. bab bie 3eIer<
pepesirtc bon glelp Dorf., 8olton, Sbiz
labelpbia lnb ct. 2ouis bic Minbeit~
ilmme iiberldritten llno sic bonGlcpez
LAMB, &anias Gitp lno 8idnono Tic
ipabrldeinlid aud idon crreid)t bate.
Sic 8e5irte bon Ndnncapolis. atlanta
1lnb gan Sranciseo ton,,nen Ser @inz
beltllim1ne nabe. Man ertpartct, 0aB
Chicago sic @nbeitiunime bor benz
3eidn,,nssl lahab erreideu ,uiro. 9wz
las fat nod nidt beri@tct.
True translation fled with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October 26, 1917, as required by
Act OF October 6, 1917.
9emtide Golbatem ,piTen nidt, bai
9(meritamer III sramtreid finb.
gSaIbington. 25. Sft. SUB
amcrifanilde Irlppen in Srantrctt)
lino, tpar cine grube lleberruldl1ng fir
sic Mannldaften ,inb Sffi5icrc Der
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26

beutidcn YreSieten incbr su balten.
banoclte biciem @efebl 5liipiber linb
belt fiirsli1 ieiner 3ubGreridaft einet
beutiden Gortra9, aporauf i'm Sie
8liebcr icii,er Gemcinbe aufmeriiam
mabten, hab bies ieine Iebte Seutide
YreSiet iein miille. ipoue CT tpeiter I'M
Mmt perbleiben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26
Mms benz Snla,toe. ]

ioen anoeren Sotels ni9t oie nDtbiee,
Bequemli1teiten iinocn .uno n6bt
baber bier elm 3inmer nit 9ub be:
Ie9en."
"g8ir tpiirben Sbnen germ 5u Gien:
iten leiu, Raoame", entseguete Del
iunge Iann binter eincn Slid in Sci
Gmpfangsbaqe. .aber i6 be3ipeHle
oab ser Botidaiter iid oa3u berbeilai:
| len biirite. sic gu beberbergen. S1es
| lit ndmlid bic rniiiide Boti9aft." ).
Gtipas beroutt. babei aber bo6 itol;
sen Aopi 5uriidtuerferb. berlieB oi'
sdDne bas @ebdloe.
Greder 8antraub.
Garmi. SQ.. 25. Stt. 8eiterr
Ibeuo prargen mebrere 8anbiten III
oas @ebduoe Der griten Nationalban'
in Grosbille, lpreu9ten Den @eloi6ran'
uno entnabmeu ibm $4,000. 9roboen
lie Darauf bon Biirsern periolgt uni
aud s9iiile geipedielt puroen, gelana
es ibnen bod, gu enttommcn.
&artoffelwode, UNI &ei5en ST iparett.
gsetp Dorf. "a. ct. slm Nontae
iing sic bonn slderbau department.
|periiiete &ortoffelipohe an. 8isSamss
tag tpirb ieoer CUTE Nmeritaner oaraui
adter, baB minbeitens einmal i'm 9az
se Elm aartoffelseri6t allf ieinen Slid
fommt, nno haB bie groapfel aud
reidli9 als 3uipeiie perpenoet tperz
Sen.
9urd bas biele 8artoifelclieu iotz
len orei 3tpede perfolst uno erreidt
tperben: Sic 2eute iollen ii6 an Den
@enuB bon aartoffelu gelp0bnen; 5u<
NAL sic r@runbbirnen" beuer rei6li4
porbonoen iino. ilnO ibr gebalt an
stdrtemebl iebr srob lit. 2. Sc mebr
man aarfoiieln iBt. oeito lpeni9cr ibt
man 8rot, uno Sic YaroIe lit: Spart
am Bei5en. 3. Ser &artoiielgenuB
lou Iid bier5ulanbe einbiirscrn uno loz
snlagen cine oallernoe 8etpobnbeit
y
lpcroen.
gSeibii&e edaffmer.
Meip gorf. %. Sft. Sic Yublic
serbice 9aaillpap 60. iuia aui ibren
Cars ii, giien ,lno aubercn Counties
tpeibli6e gsboffner aniteller. ,tidt I'm
@clD az iparen. lonbern tuetl lie talnn
genug paiienbe Ndnner betomnen
tam. @s iino MIR 140 ser 1000 9rol<
Ieb 8eoieufeteu fir Die armee eez
5ogen iporoen. abcr fir hteIe 14O
Deann tparen ridt gcnng anoere 2eute
5u finocn, nno besbalb mill man tpeib<
libe Sdaffner anitcllen. Die oenlelben
Qob1 ,pie sic n,innliben 8ollesen erz
balten unb ein &batitleib Mno 8lnle
trageu lollen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, Dav.
export, Rock Island and Mo-
line. Member Of the Asso.
ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport. Iowa, on
October 26, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26

ger Wlaterial bcrscitellt iuerben - lic
pcroeu ullo filr5er llno enger genluht
uerOeu nilnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26
Nu8 bcul Nuslauoe.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October 26, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26
an bic falide abreite.

8d1bingt On. "a. Git. Cine
itattli6e Nriinette betrat oeitern eines
ser impoianteu 8rauitscbduSc on Der
16. ctr. ,lnb reSctc ciucn llineen llniz
formirtcn tpie fol9t an: sd tann in
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-26
9cmtide $rebisten berbuteu.

Mnbubo Sa.. "a. Oft. Gaitor
Gtard. Ser bieii9e SeeIlor9er Scr Se,'ts
ldcn @cmeinbc. Ser fiir5lid pom Ser
tbeibisunesratb 9etuarnt tpurSe. teiue
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-01
Entente Command In Air.

Auteute NOmmdnQ m AIT.
 British Front in France, July 31.- (By the Associated Press. 1.-The en- tente allied forces, which launched their offensive this morning. have ad- vanced we'll beyond the she'll l-shattered front line German trenches. In many places they have reached the second nne defenses, on 20-mile front of at tacvk, according to the early reports. The British and French troops went into battle under cover of. what per haps was the greatest barrage fire ever seen during the war. The entente artillery is moving for ward and the whole situation is sat isfactory in every particular. Between DiXmude and Bosingle the attackers reported they had secured the two first lines of trenches after having fought over the most terrible terrain imaginable.
 The British again have captured La Basseeville, which they recently re- linquished to the Germans. The British and French forces are facing a large concentration of German artillery and fresh troops which have been rushed up.
 The entente allies have established complete air superiority.
 The entente military officials say the morale of the Germans here is not up to the old standard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-01
To Kill the coek.oach.

The daily use of rosemary or citronel. Ia, eucalyptus. wood naphtha. creosote placed near the haunts of cockroaches Tor two or three weeks is believed to enectively disperse them. If the odor or these Is distasteful. an odorless, dusting powder may be used. Of these sodium fluoride has been found to be most effective: it Is cheap and it keeps for long time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-01
B A s E B A IL
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Boston R. Ii. l.. Chicago ------- 200 U0U O0V-Z U Boston -------- 300 100 10x-5 13 6 Cicotte, Williams and Schalk; Leon ard and Thomas. * Al Philadelphia- R. H. F. Cleveland ------ loo 231 100-S F 2 | Philadelphia - 003 020 000-5 8 } Klepfer. Gould anG Billings; Sci ' bold, Bush. R. Johnson and Schang and Meyers. -A-
 At New York R.H.E. St. Louis --- 900 010 000-1 I ? New York ----- 100 030 00x-4 6 Q Davenport. Wright and Severeid; Caldwell and Walters.
  At Washington R. H. B. Detroit -------- 020 001 131-S II 4 Washington - 200 900 000-4 , Dauss, C. Jones, Roland and Stan age and Yell; Ayers, Gallia and Ain smith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-01
GERMANS ARE
 DRIVEN BACK

(Continued from page one.) lied forces had penetrated beyond them, they met with fierce resist ance at many points.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-01
AMERICAN ASSN.

At Milwaukee II, Minneapolis [. At Toledo [, Columbus 6.
 At Indianapolis [, Louisville 5. At Kansas City g, St. Paul 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-08-01
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.


  At Atlanta R.H. F. Memphis -- POO 900 O0O-2 10 2 Atlanta ---- GOO 002 10X-3 s 0 Vance and Ruel; Sheehan and Per kins.
 * At Mobile R. H. E. Nashville - 900 900 100 00-1 [ 2 Mobile ----- 900 GOO 100 O1-2 F 8 Meadors, Decatur and Marshall; Pope and Kitchens. At Birmingham R.H.E. Little Rock ---- 900 110 003-5 8 8 Birmingham - 101 900 100-3 6 2 Robinson and Chapman; Ponder, Black and Haworth.
 x No others scheduled.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-11-02
Company Says In Letters, Herewith
reproduced, that many of their
young men in spinning room
were drafted Only two men
drafted from this department.

there is just one lone
spinner working
On last Friday afternoon. two
young men, apparently strangers,
were in one of Linden wald' busi-
ness places and seemed very much
wrought up over something. When
approached and asked the trouble
they said they had come all The
way from Virginia to work at the
Wooden Mills but mad learned since
their arrival that there is strike
on at this plant. They said that
they received letters from the firm
which led them to believe that
there was no trouble here and that
the need Of men was caused by
reason of so many of the employees
having been drafted into the army.
They seemed very indignant and
expressed a desire to return to
their homes but that they didn' t
have the money to do so. They
were advise to consult an attorney
which they did. The attorney af-
ter reading the letters, sent by the
firm, advised the men 10 demand
from the firm the amount necessary
for car fare home before taking
further steps. The men repaired to
the Office of the company where
after more than an hour talk they
came forth and stated that they
had been urged to remain and
work and that the company offered
to pay for week board and lodg-
ing did they desire to remain IN the
city this long. They declined the
offer and said they were going to
leave the city that evening, the
company to furnish the railroad
tickets.
At seven @ clock that night Mr..
Geo. McGilla d book keeper for
the Shuler & Benninghofen Co.
met the men at the B. & o. station
and purchased tickets for them.
The last thing they did before
entering the train was to hand the
letters to one of che textile workers
and are as follows:
October 18th, 1917.
Mr.. Louis Wilkes.
1926 Madison St,
Bedford. Va.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-11-02
Look Out For
Frame-up

We want to call the attention of
all union men and women in our
city to reports that are leaking out
from the camps of the special gun
men and private guards 1t has
been ttppsd Of that they are going
tc try 10 frame up jobs against
some of us in the near future. It
Is not definitely known just what
kind of jobs they are going to pull
off, but as we are told they are de
sirous of as they term it putting
Hamilton on the map again
In the past few days we are in.
formed that TRANCE men have
been prowling around the homes
of some of the strikers. It will not
surprise US Que bit to hear that
some of the stunts have been pulled
by the gunmen in the next few
days. We want to warn the trades
unionists and especially the strikers
to be on their guard against these
tricks.
One of their stunts is TO plant
explosives in or about the homes Of
their victims, make an arrest and
charge him or her with couspiring
TO blow up some building An
ether stunt is to import women
into a city to lure some of the mar
ried union men. IF the union man
falls for one of these women, an
other one of the gang Immediately
informs his wife and the rest is
easy. They don't care how they
do it just so they get their victim
in bad with his family
We are informed that large au-
tomobile will likely be in our city
in the next few days with load oi
these women. Be on the lookout
and don't fall for their game,
They are generally products of ths
red right district and get paid vel
for getting union men in trouble
Again we say, be on your guard.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1917-11-02
All Butler County To
Welcome The Sol
der Boys.
Parade Arranged by the Hamilton
Commercial and Industrial AS
sociation to be the Big Feature.

staff, the military band of SO pieces
and the football teams will make
over 100 soldier boys in line, more
than was ever seen in Hamilton at
any one time before. The Home
Guards will also be ACCOMPANIED
by band.
The parade will form on the
West Side. The line of march is
to be east on Main and High to
Tenth, to Heaton, to Fair Grounds.
AT the Fair Grounds tie Camp
Serman detachment of soldiers will
enter the grounds through the main
gate and the balance of the parade
Will move out on the Middletown
pike and when sufficient distance
is taken will halt and disband.
The Executive Committee of the
H:.milton Commercial Industrial
Association has contracted with
Lou Whitman for the firing of con
non and bombs, beginning early In
the morning. The committee say
they have charge of the "'hurrah'
part of the program and they say
there will be no room for complaint
Of their lack of performance of the
duties assigned them.
Immediately following the pa
rade, upon the arrival at the Fair
Grounds, exhibition drills will be
held by $50 of Hamilton's best
drilled soldiers.
Then will take place the big foot
ball game between the two besr
teams ever seen in this part of the
country, the Camp Zachary Taylor
team and the Camp Sherman team
Major General Glenn will be ac
companied by his staff and will be
entertained at dinner by the Cham
ber of Commerce at the Hamilton
Club.
A big military ball will be helc
at the Elk's temple on Saturday
evening.
Hamilton will take on a military
bearing Saturday and Sunday, fol
the boys get to remain sover unit
Sunday evening. Never was ther,
so many soldiers seen on the streets
of Hamilton as will be seen thes,
two days.