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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
4O2 ilOlihc I,
Strabe,
Gin SlOf pOll
SAP StraBt,
"a GrOlc, &is.

Nr. Ncouurn ,$nhulon. ....., Wis.
mar an Der lIuttn ScItc geldhnt. hattie
EN- bulc5 Nufteu Hcuneu mo fouutc
tdHul NIT Mrlldcn htrllmtommen. VI
bilcb odt 8ucbeu I'M Sauttdrtltm, uuhnl
reQuldre tNebnn0luuQ uro 1T leet bel
alltcr Wclunobcit luo unIiltdltblQ IdbQ
lcIic Nrbctt I'll perrtdltcu.
OcprQC Oub6r, .....- bate ctllelI
polcn Ejufull pon dtutcnl Nhtum0tt9mlt5
bel lclncr H%ufltnft I'm 1anltarllnI- VI
u0hnl lcdl@ GehdnolutAert lItn plla qllld
lid uud Munic unh an lettlc Hrbcrt.
gilbert Gpeuiou. ...... 9tEHtt bdt :
tt 4tlercu ruIo Qtdicu Stt0cH Or unhnI
gltr @tbdnoluHqcu mo no iofueIt me
ncr btrNclteilt 0dH Ct lpte0tr an 0It Nr
bet Qehcu tuutte
Nr 4 ". NoIprltc. .... @t>..
INT an oIlgcmeincr Sd)tuddle. Nrtr elmer
@thauojuuI aiHn CT ucrQuiQt ~Hutlhdl'e.
ot5m @bldIico bercrtcun. Sh toutu1e mic
Der.
81. Ghrlr Mau. ....... W,2.. bltte
tirtu Nufall bon Mbcilulu. ,}Iuti Nc
bluoImHtu rittctcu i'm micner an
Nr T.. ~Niuobdnmcr. @i5. fpdr
H1fdblg JrQenN cine Nrbct St pcrrtth
leu uudl iinf Tchuuolmtqcu prr cr
oa}U mJt0cr tnrlturloc.
0r ,lrauf ,Sunod. lit an itnpereu
&nldjjcu non r~bclm1dtiidltu @dlmcrStn; CT
'oautc ujdlt Qtbcn u Uohu eli We
h%dnNiuu1cu uuh toHutc Damn lulcoer an
'clut &ybclt gebert.
81. tmo Srou 0drrn Shjuiul, 49,.
Sta ludrcu bCioc frdufltdl NM unf0htu
G1rbttt III ucrrtd,teu. @cihc udhnlcit lc
ilpo!i @thdnoIuugeu. unn lhr @e'utot'
Iuuyoc bt0cutcno hciier.
81 y VI. Mdnoctb, Wis.
Int an Rbcumd. 9}otl SIutI &cbuuoItH
gen QtuQ CT tpobl uuo uuntcr htlm.
~ &obu &dpcuiuB. ..... &l2.
INT an %unthdQo; CT touutc fcl1e Nj
utlt tbuU Mad eiucr @~ehduoIut1I mar
CT o07u lpie0er iuairduoe.
~ ElUtr ,}itlop. ...... &'@. hot
It NlcgcujciNcn uuo uuOerc GonIp!jfntio
nvg Mimi &thuuNImnNeu hUuttcn lbn
1pr,Ntr mi oit @eIue upo an leinc Hr
tct3 slyUt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
Stntt Ntarina.
0unuh 3l}tuu

Allltll Itiltlt.. II. NOO.
Stott ?'cogitd 'rlrbcr IrpiCNor an
Der StoGt2lu30trlttJt pou NeuniuI
po'i'en ser Qcitcru Hbtrt0 rpahrcuo
Gill; o0NtblIttn Autifrlcd2re0c utr
ho't1t moroHU mar. muroe htut1 1Nr
'pot2t l(odNHCtau I'M hicii1tu HoIj
j1'91C'dt oorllfiyArt uno mtltu nm.
orotnilta''u "ctr0Gcn $40 elmer vNci>
''ra't non $50 ptruythtllt &jer en.
otrt otr man nit Inn ititleuoumcn
bette tltebcN ultcr Ser NWt.aa, Ser
%'1'NctNoJt tI SAT-.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16

5ptiunOcinbnlb @odeu bet ms, orbejtct
lcgt ieocn Gag uuo bcfiuoet it'd berm
beiten &obIleit.
@r. Y. Srolpll, ..., Wt7.. bate
ctneH 1dlint1Heu AufuIl pm YumbuQp.
Cine Gcbnnnlung n,ad)te i'm mieoer Qee
lunn.
&r Cart Nilecl. ...... @i3., lit
ldhttlnnQ an etnem !ranteu @ein; Der mn
tcre Sbcil oc3ielben muroc per~trilppclt
uno firSer, ioouB CT tnlnr geben fonnte
Ytddloenl CT iocnlger ME flint &d,1cn
G~ehunohlnl in Sln1born 9cnontncu bat
Il, alna CT aebejIt heinI. hu9 fruufc Neiu
10 OUT lute C. lentuIs mar.
Gli3ubeth 8nbiriun, Wis .
eln fltiues Wiabdlcu con iedl3 %uhrcr,
lunr iebr frnnf; ibr Nr3t ertldrtc onF
lbr uldlt 51 belfen lei. Sie erhielt icdl5
@cbdunimnacn inn ,%unuborn. uno lie lit
lest bcl better @cimnobclt.
@r " Gorutff, ....... Minn.. bn.a
GFa0cnIciocH. Gtne NebduNluno in
,Ntnaboru mutltt i'm lpicncr Qe,uno.
81 =. NG. 0urrinQtou. Meiliputfcr.
Wis. luur ichr trant mn hattc itct5
Sd}mcr6cn. Sr nahuu Gdt Wchnuofrt11cu
u1o tchr.c Itheilr hcint. idhiQ 5t dracircn
unn mar nit @crlnilgen.
0r. u s.. Waro. .,.... @is.. mar
idlnler 'rouf nit M~oQcuifrer3er lnn
hate fcluc Nlrbcjt5(uit. CT un6nt arci
%thnnoIunacn nno lit icgt be0ct.
@r. NJ N. Noicnoib, ...... @i>..
perior SEN 0ebruut itiuer 2cine unN
mar frlnl imitunne 5r Qcben filu'uuo
lip11iilN &ebunbiuuQcu ~iteIltcu ion DoG
rlt1nlQ mlchcr her.
81 z. s.. NPa0orn, 2Sis.
lr1r iIuci Ntonotc fraut rr~ harfc N
ttnldmericu una lit az Rhe1nla. Nilti
NehnHoiIut(tl ntadtcu ion mtcNrr rc
Ilnn uuo 9Iildlld
vi. hilbert Rnoiidl. N~illp1ufce.
8I9.. fam mad Dem ~<ln0born 1aal.nyi.
nm init etucnt TnfdI pm Njertr- utN
2ebcrlcioeu. ititp1d,tm @t,ter. i-5lct,t,r
@luttirtuia- len. itftfem 9inteu lulN an
&'ertiAo ltjNenh. CT tprr o~rcl1r,ruh1r
@oten hci ms NM tchrtc fuohl uuS
utllrtCr hcttt.
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2ic Ocmtidjcm Gamilicm Amcrifua


hobcu nit Scr llutcr}cihmula scr
&crpflihhtna2fnrte ciQcutlid ntdt2
A}ellc9 0lf lid dcnomucn. Gle 0crt.
lfc Nou9irou lit in Der aar3cn Mclt
uno nitt 5ltnt mcniaiten bier in Nmc-
rita OILS muitcrgItltjQ iur tire ipor
lame @irthihnft bctomt. &brc
Observation-Disclosures bot nid't mctiq 0u.
ST bcigctroacn, 0oB bier Elm moblho.
bender ocltid omcrituuiidlcr W}it
teIItono bcron8cbIiIht lit, Der jmIton.
Dc mar. 0roBc GrIpuruiiic it Ser
6rcibrit2onIcihc on3uIcdcu Die ocut
'd'e Noll2'ror bot lid ollf in 0cn
3ertct. ais oIe ?}ohrmJ@mittcl nod
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16

biqig parcn. l1ie uerIeiten lalien,
uerihmenoeriIf 3u DerOen. @as man
our Dem ,5eloe ODER im @drten er-
3eugte ooer uui Dem Yiarfte tauIte,
puroe iorgidltig nusgcnubt, mo fem
Stild 9&nhrungsmittcl, 0os nift
gleif pernenoet rpuroe, fam altf Den
0%chrrid)thdufclt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
9aS rti6te
QauO @urOpas.

WI bAtAAAtAA 'AAAA
mas Qcidchcu nruB. nm Die Rolle mel
de ser tleincu Republif IN Dem gro
zen &0ltcrrinqeu 3uscioIleu lit. in er
ipricBIldcr @eiie meter ST ipicIcu
Gnrlbcr ihrcibt bciipicl9lpciie Gin
So5iolgc I'M uHtrncr Huuo":
Sic Shmei} }Gblt 81 ocn rcihitcl
&0noern Gltropu8; iic miro oo2 reid.
ito iciL ucun Is ihr gclinQt, oltdr
mcitcrbiu ocnI bIttiQcn StruocI 81
cntqehcuL ser llcbcn Nhtel Guropu2
bercit@ IN ieinc 0rciic Qc}nQcu hat
Die oifeutlihcu Ncidlthilmlcr iin0 oui
oua Aohlbcim0en Der N0lfcr nor
melt gr0Bcrcm GiufIuB. ol4 oic prl.
patcn Ncid1thiimcr; ubcr tic mcr0el
meiit itbcrieben, ol2 icIbitpcritduoIid
blnacnomnrpn, trnt0cm tie nur 0urd
Ole Nrbcit pom ,S0hrtuuicu0en er5euQi
mcroen founten. IN Ser meitercuNu3
blt0uuQ ser 0ffeutIid1ru Reidthiimcl
lieQt Die Hittlmqsllnir Der Gunuitr.
luHQ Der 0iel u|litrlttcncn io}iolcl
6rogc. Njrit @nnulflmld fam nm
0urdl Nrbcjt, mel Nlrbtit Q"et0rotrt
merocu. 6 mijlitn nchr Str0Hcl
GllcUbohuclL VouGle Qcbdltt Dcr0elt
I'm inter m0glidit biuiaen @coiu
almgcn 0Uu (ouiducrfthr 3u i6r
0ern, Ole uucridloITGucu Mcidthilurl
Der Gr0e mitii2u alcruort2 cridtoi
lenL Die 2&0licrfr0itc ouadcmBt. 81.
4tald)tucn nod mchr ucrupQfonum1tct
mcr0cn llno Damn nuns Die Crdanliu
ton Qcflm0tu mcr0rn, pcld)c sic ae
ldntmte Nroouttion ulo oen 0ronlf.
tinu@ucrtChr m0Qlldls %relbunu2lo2
cr5elINt, ueruittClt - un0 ali Scr
@ali@ Scr WcrcdtiQfcit Oerthcilt. Die
mdtcrtcllcn Golgcn pon ltnalld
&ronthclt. >Snu0lloitdt, Nter, Zoo.
ole 0tclr unuernlclolidleu Med)icli0l-
lc 0c@ &cbcua funncu 0urd ituutlitt
&er'lhcrltuQcn 0lt2QcQllhcn mer0cu
Hbcr nor oIlcnt: ser 0fcnldl nulG 5tr
GInlldt er5olcn mcrocn. noB allca.
M" 0lc Qro0uttion hcmmt. mir icorrt
Gin GcrlUlt. mas Ole Trnouftiun Tor
oert filr lcoCn N5cminm lit. Or muli,
bcQrctfcu, o0B itocr. ser urbcitct
fltr2 Wonic orbtitct. lrocr. Scr o04
Von}c p0rr Den 0nHtluen ihd0i0t.
tlU 1dla0cu Iitr ole lit. Die &rrbin
onnNtn Scr N}nihru uHo Scr &olfrr
untcr lId' 'tn0 bcutc il luulQc unN 10
eoUplBlrt un0 mcr0tn e. inlncr
mchr merocn. 0ob na2 lluQlid oes
9}adbur@ 0ud mid, triflt lule EN- ci.
genes lluQlitt ndE mr. Damn 0tnt
Gln3elucn mtrtijd mobl I'm tlum
mtln allen mohi iii. Ter Qcdtum0r
ttdc HrlCQ h0nlmCrt ln@ sic Muhr.
belt MT urontmcut0ltr Nup0lt elm.
A5tt 1hmcl}rr. obrppbl Neutral. mir
lttotu mlrtb|dluitilh utd't mcltlder OILS
Die HrteN'iihrruAtu. mir mcr0tu und,
Dem HrtcQr IN Turm pom ,}0llcu, h0ht
rem S$0urcuprci'tu uiu 0ir NricuS
't1uIotn Ser Quocrcu 10 Qut mitbciah
len btl'eH ol2 0Jt HrieQfuhrcnoclt
ltlb't 9tur 'olouQc olc Giniidt in sic
GtnhcItamtcrclieu Ser Wcnihhtit
ms nldt IN tSltjid, mi0 Wlut itbcr
NtQdnQcn tit. ucr0cu Aruuth. Glcuo.
Moth, Strfit mo NrtcQ uidNt pom Ser
Groc pcrihplHoeu 5oboIo oiric Sin
'ld1t oIldcmclu tit aJbt2 mcocr Nr
nl3th 1od NriCQ mrhr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
Vie Der Barrier Watin" bcridD

let, bclpcqen lid, sic B%opierpreiie in
6rontreid 5Iir Belt 5pildcn ITO u0
1870 6rnnc5, gcgeniibcr % Tronco
pro 100 4iloqramm Dor Dem Gricge.
Gas 0lott ihrcibt oicie @ert6cucr
ing ser lngeniigcnoeu 4ro0uftion
mo ocm RiIfQonq ser Ginfuhr gu.
Die meiterc RerthCucruug ser Rob
itoffc, Ole Eohncrb0bunqcu un0 Der
Mungel OIL ADMINISTRATION tGnmcn
beim &crfollf Der 3citunQcn 3t Sen
icbiqcu GreiIeu oldl mcnu oiciclbcn
MIR bier ScItcu itorf irien. uiht ult9.
QedIlhcu mer0eu s. blelbc nid)ta
onorrca ijbriq ais GrhobunQ Der Sci.
tluQ9prclie. mcm uiht DER Qrobtc
lheil Der iron30iiihcn 3eittmQcu oo9
.eridclncu cinitclcr io0c.
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Iiir S,eue, Die 6cfiird)ten, mir

6iir Sene, Die befiIrdlten, mir
f0nntcu Wandcl an &eben9mittcln
hoben. mo- &. cine @crubiQmg icin.
ut h0rcu. mos Seben5mittol Iitto
tor @oopcr Dor eInigen (ogen oar
ilbcr 3u ioqcn aebubt bot ng8ir bu
ben genllgcno 2cben5mittcl fitr ulicr
gon3es Tolf un0 mir iper0cn gcmJ.
qen0 Hebcnsmittcl bcbnltcn~, iadtc er.
Is gibt fcincn otonomii6cn @run0,
me2hdlb mir erorbinontc YrelIc hobclI
loQtcn. Nir bcfiuocn ms uitt IN.
mitter elmer &unacr9notb. Is lit flor
CoB lml'r 9olf Ole criorocrIihcu Sc.
bel 3mittlhrngen hnben mnuB uro
COS c9 ne 3t 8reiien BADEN mllB, Die
Is non icincn H0hurn bc5ahlen fam ="
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aansIer 0ertlina, Yaucr nuo Sen.

trum9mnnH, E~i5cfon3Icr Eoncr,
NiIrttemberger unO 6%rriiinniQcr,
rcip. IlO0cutldcr Qcmofrot; &j5c-
p%ruliocnt 0es prcuBiihcn Stoot9mi-
nllterum5 tSricobcrQ. i|lbcr5nugtcr
9lotionnIIibcruIcr Die Gemofrotjii.
ulna Der 0clitlhen Rcaicruursjpci.
&c Ihcint ood }l m|oridireu. lpcun
aud nod landluml.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
y5cb Dir gcrriidcn AMI uon Mi(

tioncn Hoden, iet' Gciucn 6lIG in cl
IcnbobeS odcn, On 5lcibit ood imutcr
mos Oh Bit. 70 BELTS i'm nIouit~
uu0 onS trifft audi ouf 0eutf G
utfhenGcGrr 3u ,0crcu BE.
oicnteniccle ans ic0cr t7nltc hires
0cro0eSQGp0u0c5 |hcrporattft.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
8iIIenid,oft nnb WenId,beit fSuncu

MIR untcr Dem Gd)llbc Der 5olcr0il3
qeoeiben- $50 feline N%obrbcit, lit
feline &%oleron3. Glrrdt 1T Die Cucae
Der SutoQeronA obcr 6urd1t 1T nidt
IN Der WQbrhcit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
On Der Welt f0brit on am beiten

iprid)lt on Itol5 NIT Itol5cn @ditcu,
nit bCidclocncn beideiocn, ober wobr
uno flar nit beiocn, IicIt man IN Den
Nerfen BON N~noitolin3 Wrllm.
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$40 Cameron
Nutnuc,
Gin SlOf pOu
GAP Strabe,
Ga Grone, @is.

Srou s. i. Mcncr. Wllunutee, 8is. .
bate elnen idnuercn InfaQ bon Qcbere
Dtd4cllz nm Uterus : GeioerL. Sic [te;
lldl funf &oden lang bebduoe(n lluo ut
leBte lutcoer geiuuo uuo trGftie.
0r. $, z Nmbroie. Milpautee, 8ta .
lolroe BET ettlen1 atugliId5fdlle uerlest
nm le1tc WlcoerberiteIllrug airQ tru.;
Der 6eltell Ttlege MIR luugidm uonItotteu
VI tam 5l ms Iulo nufocn cr 3tu0(f
SehdIplln9eH qenprtnttu bate nila CT
ae'ltln uno mtfrIter hctm.
6r. George &. 5onthr.
gtlrll. lit an NiercnIctben unn bnttc
beftlQc Sdmer6en in oen 0iifter rlrN inn
HufeH. Or nnbni tulr pier 8~ehaun(lm
Gen ltnn Nd Damn luieber arbcit5fIfi1.
ST. Splcpb @ol3er, ...... Mi,
bntte lelnen Nppctit perluren. fpuuts MIN
'dIldtell mn tounte tultm Qehen. 9iuthNrpt
er nft @ebunblm1aen qenommen hate
n~erldhnonncn ollie nicie Shmo:onte, unN cr
III lctt iutcoer aan5 geiumo.
@r: Den. @orScr. ...... mor Inn,
ter5,ei ul11c0cben luorocr. Siebea ye
nanoliln9en I'M SurQborn Qdben i6m feline
@clunnbeit 5uriit.
0r. Ghrl1tmdf. ..... g9is.. hn,rne
8ehctlt uon elnem bpicn ,Suq ppu >HEru<
ma III S~unghoru mad, nur 3rpei .eebGnN=
luHQcn.
Nrdu Nrco Wiurtiu. ..... @is
mar Elm nolltdnoiaeS pbniiide5 8rod.
lie bate ilber Sen Qan9cn Q6rper -drn,pr.
sen. Ste erhielt iiebcu 9ehan0llrarn
pon lln2 utth febrte Qciuno uno QlidIid
iuIeher bcim.
6r. @. 6ero(o. wis inn,
lahrelnn9 trunf; CT pcriuhte Niles mas
Inn diiaerdther tulIroc. nm lpiebcr oeS,r6
I'll iperhcn. Or mar idlnu bereit onf,,ins.
ben dIz CT 3uQuterIebt und, 'ElInobnrn
tam. mn nGdocm er 8lp0lf @ehnnbIlInorr
eetomn1en bait, fehrtc er beim unS NOR
,eIiber tohtg 5u arbeiten uno lit bel better
(8ciuuobett
g. 6. GiIbcrtiun. qpir,
nna NIT hns er Niles %peri14,r
babe nm gcbciIt al merNcn q lam u,S
Sunobnrn nobm rur hrei @ebonNIrrs
5fn ltno W lest bet btiicrer @e5m6b,it
1ls lett ptcleu Tobrcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
Scr lnnnlueilinite @eieQidafter 1t

man lid ieIbit obnc 3weiiel Damn.
rpenn man NIT icinCm 0erjen, nit
ieinem @cniiien i'll n%aftheiIiger A6.
rrd)nung citbt mer iif oapon ilber'
3erlgen nil, Der qebe aft aui bic
8crIdie0enbeit ieiner 2nune. 8ie
ncr0riclih, 3eritreut, Die iif ielbit
3ur Qoit 1T man nah elmer Reibe III
itraiborem 8eruiie bingebruhtcr
Stunoeu nno Die better uno Irob IN
Der llnterbaItling NIT fid iclbIt an
qbcno zines Der Bilidt qerueibtcu
cages!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
In CfIahpmn bot man IN Dem al

ten 8uoifoImittel Der geitraiuug iur
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gcgriffeu uno
iicb3cbn @iibIbuber Der ,SnoultrldI
@orfer5 Of the @Orlo aetbcert un0
gtic0ert uno in oieier 8efleioung in
Die 8QIocr qctrieben. 2ieie Strofc
ultroc OILS cine @ieoerperqeltung Der
Grandchildren bejeifnet, Die in Bel
Qieu bon ben 9eutfeu be.
ganqcn murOen. Stebt Die gan3e 8eIt
ar Dem Gopfe2
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
0ie bcmofratiide Vortei itcht hene

mlsihIieBlib inter Dem giniltB 6c2
Sil0cns. Ger Aorom gibt oolilr Die
SSuiugeuIGnncr bCri
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Our Country, Right or Wrong f.;
IF Right To Be Kept Right
II Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl Schurz.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-11-16
C. L. C0LMAN.
eaubol3 . S%anOIuns; Sbiireus uni
Jeniterrabmsufabrif.
La Crosse, Wis.

3peie 8ei6dfte:
RinneIota: 8uf6foro, SreIton, Sprins
8nIep. @rdno Meooptp, 8rotpns
bale, CatIauo, albert Sea, GIoen
BelS, Wtinnelota Gate, @nltcn
9eIeunu, Winnebago gitp, Sair
mont. Sherburu, Sndiou, 2atefieIt
6ulon. @09erton. Ripeitone.
0aiotd: 6tanorenu. Sen Hapibs, Col
man. W2onlion 6oiuuro. Gsnno
6oreit5ura. @oouiodet.
PebrdStd: 9orth 8eno.
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&n oct SdllDcii
fiu0cu lest lcb-
hoite Gr0rtcrltn
gen narijbcr Itott
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yofaler Wiarftberiht.
4ag rpffe. IS. Rou.
8teh' uue Jleifdmarft.
Wetreise Hns Gutter.
frahts uuo Gentle.

4" tim a~Ieinbanoel. Breiie bon 2obn
e. Burns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-05
TO SEEK WAGE INCREASES.
approximately rs Per- Cent for 100000
Employees of Railroads.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-A demand for wage
increases for the 100000 men belonging
to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
and the Order of Railway Conductors
will be submitted to the railroads of the
United States, it was decided yesterday
by the chief executives of both organiza-
tions at the end of weeks session
here. w G. Lee, president of the train
mems order admitted last night that
the local chairmen, who have been at
tending the meeting have agreed on the
demand but declined TO let il be known
what amount was asked. He intimated.
however that it was not more than %
per cent The members of the Switch
mems union in session here week ago.
gave notice of a demand for so per cent
increases at that time.
President Lee intimated last night
that the action would be followed by
the unions of the Railroad Engineers and
Firemen and Locomotive Employees, who
shared with the trainmen and conduc-
tors the advantages of the Adamson
eight hour law enacted year ago.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-05
VERMONT LEADS NATION.
Is First State to Pass It's Minimum on
Food Pledges.

Washington, ID. c., Oct. 5.-More than
a million families were added to the food
Administrations pledge enrolment by
yesterdays reports of activities Ssfur-
day through the country. The total as
officially recorded here now stands at
6,469467 and officials of this admins
tration think that pledges for at least
ten million families will have been
signed before the close of this week Be
cause work in some sections has only
fairly gotten under way, the campaign
which started a week ago has been ex-
tended until next Saturday night.
Vermont, with 53,7s5 pledges signed
is the first state to pass its goal Its
spportionment was $4,000. North Caro-
lima turned in the banner report yester-
day, jumping from 10000 to 224,000
Reports of attempts TO interfere with
the food pledge campaign continue to
come in. A fake letter signed Herbert
Hoover" and announcing that govern
ment inspector would take over per
centage OF home canned goods was cir
cuiated in Connecticut and Iowa, fake
cards informing housewives that the gov
ernment would take all in excess of 100
jars of their canned goods were put out
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-05
FIRED SHOT AT YEGGS.
Chester, N. H., Postmaster Then Rang
the Fire Alarm.

Chester, n. H., Nov. 5.-The postoffice
here was broken into at $3.50 o'clock
yesterday morning by two men, who es.
capped as Postmaster Arthur IT, Wilcomb
came downstairs from his tenement over
the postoifice, having been aroused by the
burglars.
The men broke large pane of glass
in front window, and one must have
cut his hand badly, as considerable blood
was found about the place.
Some loose change, fancy crackers,
cookies and a few small articles were
taken.
Postmaster Wilcomb pursued the men.
firing four shots after them without eff
feet. He then turned in a fire alarm, and
soon a posse was formed to search the
town. Deputy Sheriff James S. Web
ster and Policeman Jerry f. Boyle Of
Derry gave assistance Search has been
kept up all day in the woods near Halls
village, An empty cracker box was
found stained with fresh blood. This
is thought TO have been dropped by the
Two strange young men. one of very
dark complexion, of slender build and
dressed in light clothes were seen about
the village Saturday afternoon and even
ing. 1t is thought they may have been
the burglars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-05
MUCK DIDN'T KNOW.
Says Higginson, That Request Had Been
Made to Play "Star Spangled Banner"

Boston, Nov. ga statement absolv.
ing DIR. Kary Muck, conductor of the
Boston Symphony orchestra, and the men
under him of any dilloyal on disrespect
full intent to omit the "Star Spangled
Banner" from their programs was made
last night by Major Henry i. Higginson,
sponsor for the orchestra. Major Higgin-
son took on himself blame for any mis-
takes made. The statement was brought
forth by criticism from citizens and GER
tain patriotic organizations in Provi-
dence, of the omission of the national
anthem from the program of the concert
in that city last week.
Major Higginson said he received re-
quest from some Providence women un-
known to him and not subscribers to the
orchestra concerts to have the anthem
included in the Providence concerts. The
request was not communicated to DR..
Muck or the orchestra, Major Higginson
said, and they knew nothing about it
until they had returned to Boston, the
concert having been "as usual, quiet and
well received"
After the publicity given the criticism
of the orchestra in Providence the "Star
Spangled Banner" was made feature
of the regular public rehearsal of the
in this city Friday after
noon. Referring TO this, Major Higgin-
son said last night.
'"The first time DIR Muck and the or
chestra were asked TO play the "Star
Spangled Banner" they played it and,
still further, the request had never
been refused"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-05
MISTAKEN
FOR A BEAR
Fred Sprague of Hancock
May Die from Wound
in the Thigh
MAN NAMED WHITTIER
SAID TO HAVE SHOT HIM
Injured Man Was Taken to
Hospital in Bur-
lington

Bethel, Nov. 6.--Fred Sprague of Han
cock, married man in carly middle life
was accidentally shot in the woods in
that town last Saturday by a hunter
named Whittier, who is said to have TAX
en- Sprague for bear Members of the
Whittier family are famous bear hunt.
ers.
A physician from Rochester was called
and on his recommendation the injured
man, suffering from an ugly bullet wound
in the thigh, was taken to the Mary
Fletcher hospital in Burlington, where he
arrived late Saturday evening.
Burlington, Nov. 5.--Fred Sprague, a
lumberman about AZ years of age, who
lives in the town of Hancock, was
brought to the Mary Fletcher hospital
late Saturday night with a bad bullet
wound in his leg An X-ray picture of
the wound was taken yesterday. but no
operation has been performed. Although
he is considered to be seriously hurt, Mr.
Sprague was reported as resting comfort
ably last night The bullet entered his
leg between the knee and hip, slanted
upward and went out on the opposite
side of the hip close to the body.
II is said that Mr.. Sprague was on his
way home, walking through the woods
from the lumber camp, and that he
stopped beside tree. While he was
standing there he was fired upon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-05
WHY HE OPPOSES DRAFT.
Sir Wilfred Laurier Says 1t Exempts
Wealth, Rese trees, Etc.

Ottawa. Ont, Nov. 5.-Sir Wilfred
Laurier, veteran leader of the opposition
in Parliament, issued a manifesto "to the
Canadian people" last night in which he
outlined the platform upon which his
party will stand in the election next
month.
On the all-important question of parti-
cipation in the war, Sir Wilfrid claimed
that "a fundamental objection to the
governments policy of conseription is
that it conscripts human life only and
does not attempt to conseript wealth, re
sources. or the services of any persons
other than those who come within the
age limit prescribed by the military sery-
ice act"
The first duty of Laurier admins
tration, he asserted. would be ''to find
the men, money and resources necessary
to ensure the fullest measure of support
to our heroic soldiers at the front and to
enable Canada to continue to the very
end to do her splendid part to win the
war"
AS to the present military service
act, he added, my policy will be not
to proceed further under its provisions
until the people have an opportunity to
pronounce upon it my way of a refer
endum. pledged myself forthwith to
submit the act to the people and with
my followers to carry out the wishes of
the majority of the nation as thus ex-
pres ssed
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-11-05
AMERICAN TROOPS
HAD TWENTY CASUALTIES
IN SHARP ENGAGEMENT

to obtain reliable information concerning
conditions and sentiment in belligerent
countries.
I'm this way he will obtain first hand
information about things in Germany.
Americans are accustomed to travel
by luxury and comfort; we assume that
these advance arrivals merely represent
couriers for large numbers to follow. We
are sure the latter also will come and be
gathered in by us. AT home they believe
they possess the biggest and most colos-
sal everything, but such establishments
as we have here they have not seen.
"Look here, my boy, here is the big
firm of Hindenburg & Co., with which
you want to compete. Look at its ac-
and consider whether it
would not be better to haul down your
sign and engage In some other line. Per-
haps your boss, Wilson. will reconsider
his newest line of business before we
grab more of his young people"