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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-01-06
STATE INSURANCE.

Recently employe Of local newspaper acct
dentally sawed off the end of one of his fingers
thereby incapacitating him for a period of about
four weeks. The printer dreaded the forced lay
off, but did not anticipate any severe financial loss
expecting to find relief through the workmen s
compensation law He inquired about the detailed
workings of the law, and learned that although his
employer paid large premiums to the private insur
ance company for the protection of his employees
from industrial accidents, he would be unable to COL
lect anything for the first two weeks and onehalf
of his wages, but not to exceed one-half of 1922
weekly, thereafter.
This incident points out the utter inadequacy
and inherent defects of the present system of pro-
viding for victims Of industrial accidents In the
first place. the large proportion of such accidents
lncapacltate the workman for periods of two weeks
or less, which means that most victims do not re-
ceive penny of compensation for lost time. This
injustice is better realized when it is remembered
that most workingmen expend their entire earnings
for Immediate needs, and are unprepared to meet
such an emergency
At the present session Of the legislature an at
tempt will be made to repeal the workmen's COM
pensaton law, and state insurance law, remedying
such conditions and providing that the state-not
the private insurance companies-shall handle such
insurance, will be introduced and should receive the
hearty and united support of labor so that justice
may be melted out to injured workers.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-01-06

Racine, Wisconsin, women are wearing overalls
in the kitchen. They find it easier to get around
the things. Also they are wondering why somebody
didn't think of the scheme long ago. We shoudn It
be surprised though, for has been said hundreds
of times before, it has taken 1000 years to dis
cover that he didn't have to put his shirt on over
his head.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-15
NJ CONFIRMATION
 IF MEDICATION IF
 { KAISER WILHELM
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

Republican A. P. Leased Wirel
 The political situation in Germany is still far from solution, judging from the fragmentary news permitted to pass the censorship. Rumors of the abdication of Emperor William and a strike of the reichstag have received no confirmation. 4
 A wireless dispatch given out by the British admiralty late Saturday even ing, however, said Dr. Von Bethmann- Hollweg, the German imperial chancel- Tor, had resigned. London dispatches say Dr. George Michaelis, Prussian under secretary of finance and food commissioner. has been appointed to succeed von Bethmann Hollweg.
 A Berne dispatch says an official telegram has been received there from Berlin, announcing the resignation of General von Stein, the Prussian min ister of war. The importance of his retirement lies in the fact that the Prussian war ministry is in reality the war ministry for the German en- pire and that General von Stein is a staunch supporter of the panGermans. who are the bittereSt opponents of peace without annexationS or indemni- ties General von Stein recently aroused the ire of the Socialists by taking part in the distribution of pan German propaganda against peace eff forts.
 Russias victorious troops have made further advance in eastern Galicia, where the Austro- German lines were shattered by General Korniloff's drive. Petrograd announces the capture of the village of Novica, southwest of kalusZ The Germans evidently have brought up troops in an effort to stay the disorganiZed retreat of the leu tonic forces in this region, as the Pet
 rograd war office reports two counter attacks, in an attempt to dislodge the Russians from kalusz. The eforts met with no success.
 Elsewhere on the Russo Gaician front the situation is unchanged, and apparently the Russians have passed to gather their forces for further drive. The German war office again reports | considerable activity on the northern end of the line near Dvinsk and Smor- gon, but the Russian statement con- i tains nothing to indicate that an of 1 fensive in that section is in prospect.
 The French and British armies or :, the western front are still idle, except for local operations Stiff fighting oc- I cured on Friday night in Belgium neal Lombaertzyde, and Berlin announces | that British attacks there broke dowT
 with heavy losses. The British report 1 however, says the Germans made . 1 fruitless attack in that sector. Heavy artillery fighting is in progress neal l St Quentin and between Craonne ano 1 Courcy, with indications of a renewal of the bitter struggle for vantage points 1 on the Aisne front
 1 The British transport Armadale was
 sunk by submarine in the Atlantic or
 June 27, London reports. There wa. i only a small number of troops or
 board the Armadale, vessel of 6,15'
 tons gross. Six soldiers, one passenger ; and four of the crew are missing ant
 are believed to have been drowned.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-15
SuFFRACETTES ARE POLITE WHEN TOLD
 ARE UNDER ARREST
Republican A. p. Leased wirel


 WASHINGTON, July 14.- French courtesy marked every phase of a sui frage demonstration staged before the White house today by 16 members of the Woman's party today, the anni- Versary of the fall of the Bastile There was so much politeness and so little disorder that the crowd gathered for the widely advertised show dwindled away before it was over and as a spec tacle the affair was a failure.
 The suffragists. carrying banners, the most conspicuous of which bore the French revolution motto: Lib erty, Equality, Fraternity" They marched quietly to the gates of the White house grounds, stopped. politely refused to move on, were arre :, ed by the police with every show of consid- eration. and later deposited bail of $25 each to guarantee their appeal ance in police court Monday
 The courtesy of the police particu- larly Captain Flather, who directed the roundup left nothing to be desired Approaching each woman separately, the captain would remove his cap, bow and quietly advise her of the law against such assemblage. When the women insisted that they Were within their rights, the captain. again -doffing his cap and lowing. would inform them they were under arrest.
 Announcement was made at the Woman's party headquarters that sim liar demonstrations will be held on all
Arizona republican., 1917-07-15

derby today. covering the distance in .1:O2:19 Dave Lewis, Earl Cooper, and Roscoe Sarles finished in the order named
 Vail took the lead early in the race and maintained his position. Lewis time was 1:03 95.6S, and Coopers 1:03: 35.05
 The 50-mile event was won by Reeves Dutton in 30:50.92. Ralph Mul- ford was second and Vail third
 Ten per cent of the receipts will be contributed to the Red Cross, the balance divided among the winning drivers, after expenses have been de- ducted.
 A fair crowd witnessed the races.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-15
RUMOR DECLARES
 KAISER ADVOCATES
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1 |.

LONDON, July 1.-The Morning Post was the only paper in London to print the rumor that Emperor William had abdicated in favor of his son, Joachim. The correspondent at Am sterdam, who sent the telegram said he had no confirmation of the rumor.
 The London evening newspapers do not even reprint the rumor, as pub lished in the Post. Official circles here have nothing that in any way confirms the report
Arizona republican., 1917-07-15

when an automobile truck, carrying 800 pints of whisky, was captured by Sheriff Tom Armer and several deputies It is charged that the con traband liquor was being taken to "The Fatherland" saloon. a soft drink establishment which is conducted by an Austrian and a German.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-15
voN BETHMANN- -HOLLWEG QUITS
Republican A. p. Leased WlreI

LONDON, July 14.-Dr. Georg Mi chaelis, Prussian under secretary of finance and food commissioner, has been appointed to succeed Dr. von Bethmann- -Hollweg. The message re- lating to the resignation of the imper- ial German chancellor was circulated through the wireless stations by the German government and was received by the British admiralty. It says also that the emperor has accepted the res ignation of Dr. von Bethmann- Hollweg and named pr. Mihaelis to succeed him.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-15
Bombarding Temple

TEEN TSIN, July 14.-A dispatch from Picking dated Thursday says at daybreak the republican troops began hombarding the Temple of Heaven, the headquarters of General Chang Hsun, commander of the monarchical forces The attackers then were within a quarter of a mile of the legation quarter of the city.
 Stray bullets over the legation sec tion wounded the following Americans while they were on the city wall: A. R. Zumbrum of Cheyenne, Wyo.; R. A. White of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and Private Gault of the marine corps.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-15
HAS NO REPORT .suhIirap A D 1 aacaI AJtro7

WASHINGTON, July 14.-The navy department tonight had no report of the sinking of a submarine by an American sailing vessel. Officials ex plained that naval guards aboard mer- cnantmen have instructions to report promptly any encounter with an un- dersea boat, and that no dispatch dis closing such an incident had been re- oaivad
Arizona republican., 1917-07-15
GLOBE STRIKERS
 JAILED FUR RIOTS

GLOBE, Ariz.. July 14-E. C. Bright, president of the Globe branch of the International Union of Mine Mill and Shelter workers, was ar rested late tonight on a charge of rioting. Twenty five other strikers were jailed during the day, bringing the total number of arrests for the past two days to 57.
 Several l. w. ". members were arrested for bootlegging late today
Arizona republican., 1917-07-15
CHANG HSUN FLEES
 ID DUTCH LEGATION
Republican A. p. Leased WireJ

LONDON, July 14.-Reports of the defeat of General Chang Hsun and his flight to the Dutch legation are con- firmed in an official statement given out here today, containing advices from the British charge d'affaires at Peking.
 A Picking dispatch dated Thursday, addressed to the Chinese legation says Chang Hsun's entire force surrendered and that quiet had been restored at the capital
Arizona republican., 1917-07-15

holidays and once a week regularly. It was indignantly denied that the re- port of rats in the house 'Of detention interfering with the sleep of the last pickets sent there had anything to do with a decision to furnish bonds.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-15
VAIL WINS; LEWIS
 AVD COOPER NEXT

FORT SWELLING, Minn.. July H. Ira Vail won the 10O-mile automobile
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14


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40c.; Creamery, 80 -37c.; Duir0
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-321ac.
@ier. IT Tubeno, DlO. uno Eo,.
33c.; @ultcrn Sbore Dio. nnO go.,
33c.; gBeltern (Obio), 33c.; s9cit-
@irginio, 33c.; liiOlibc (R..G.), 32c.
2ebenNes @efliigeI. III
8riiiobrsbiibner, 1s4 bis 2 HfiIno,
33-34c.; IA bis 115 9funo, 81
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ilnge meiBe 2egborns, @innO, 90
2Sc.; oIte Sennen, 23c.; alte S1bne,
12-13c.; @nten, olte Wluscobp
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olte weiBe Yefins, t6-t7c.; SnOion
3unners. 15c.; Hu6Ole. Is bis 16c. !;
jluee, % 29c.; fleine, 49, -20c;
Eoubeu Yanr, alte, 20c.; iunee,.
20c.; @uineo @efliiecl, alt, 95-40c.
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feln; y1orfolf unO Sompton Sob,
$4.50-4.75; goltern Sbore, YlO,
SAB, $4.50-4.75; @oltern Sborc,
&o., Sob, 4.5O-4.75; Dorf 9iiber,
Sob, $4.50-4.75; &oppobonuod.
Sab. Scr. I, $4.5O-5.OO; gSr. 2,
$2.5O-3.0O.
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glepfeI, Sob, foncp, $2.OO-2.50
fIeinc, $t.O0-t.25; 9oben, gSorfolf,
9orb, $1.OO-t.25; &appobounop,
aorb, Zoe. -$t.O0; bieligc. CRIME,
9ei6ul,$1.OO-1.25 rotbc Glben,
gorfoIf, 9iinoeI, 1-1Nc.; @oppo-
bonnod, Dol, DE; grombec-
rem IiioIit6e, 0uort, 12-14c.; Goit.
ern Shore, Wlo., 0uort, tO-t1c.;
&obl @oitern Shore, 90, Sab, CO.
9Oc. ;Grote, 75c.-$1.OO; giorfolf,
Sob, 75c. 81. 90; yorf 9iiocr, Sob.
75c. -$1.00; Gontoloupes. 6lorioo.
Crate, $2.OO-2.50; Naais, 0ioppa-
bonnod, Db6., 1O-15c.; @urfen.
&c, 9orb, $t.00-t.50; bieiise.
&orb, 75-S0c.; @ireinio, Sob,
SAB, $3.00-3.50; gorint6eu Mo.
uno In., 0uort 10-t2c.; Goa
YloutS, NorfoIf, grotc, $2.75- 1926;
SciocI6cercu iiioIi@c,Ntu 12-l5c;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

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bieiieer, 8ui9elfiiIe, 10 25c.; ga.
lat, Girginia, Gorb, $780,; bic
iieer, 9ui6elfiite. i5- 20c; 8pie.
beIn, SegoS-@crnloo Crate. $l.10
-1.25; CRIME, 1OO.gol., $1.00;
9Roppobonnod, aorb, Soc. 90;
Sab, $2.25-2.5O; @iirli6er, flo
licbc, Grotc, $500 $50; &feiier,
5lorioo. Grote, $3.OO-3.5O; 9rci-
iclbceren @oitern Shore, Eiut, g.
7c.; st, tt-12c.; &bqbor6cr, bic.
flyer, tOO.goI., 5Oc.-$1.OO; Spi.
nat, guidelfiitc, 2O-25c.; Squoi1,
Gorb, 3O-4Oc,; Somoten @otomac
Carrier, rcife, $1.75-2.O0; Crime,
t.40-1.75; gew06nIide, $1.00-
1926; 03iiiiiiippL Grote, $i.50-
200; goiicrmeloneu, 6lo. rno Ga.
pro 100, $t5.0O-3O.OO.
Slide, 5roide 9rebfe
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$5OO-6.OO; 9orpicn ASfoy 5-6c.;
Grocus, 6oB., $6.OO-7OO; 6Iun.
ocrn, BIO, 6-Sc.; Srout, erone,
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$50, 12-15c.; Eod, @fo, tS-
25c.; pciBcr Yerd. eroBc, 12-15c.;
mittelmGBi0c, 6-Sc.; qel6er %erd),
sroBe, t2-t5c.; mittelmGBiee g.
&c.; ModcrcIeu iiiolicbe, Yfo., l2-
15c.; EoilorS, erobc, EfO, t2-
t5c. mitielm6Bige 6--Sc.; Gotfiib,
YiO. &c; eriiner Scbt, bieiieer,
$50, Is bis tSc.; 9lolc. 9fO.. a.
&C.; CLANS. pro 100, 75-90c.;
borte aro66cn, Sob. $5.OO-5.50;
peidi6oIiec, 0to., 40-75c.; ; Snap-
pers, Siuno, 5-6c.; 5roide. aroBc,
Nutcno, $t.5O-2OO.
&GIbcr. ~ Choice, Hfo., ID.
t41ac.; quite, Eflno, 1315-14c.;
icbmere, Stiid $tS.00-22.0O; roubc
Stiid, $t4.00-16.0O; flciue. mooerc,
$S.00-10.00.
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quito, 315-5c.; roubc, Stiid. 81
800; olte gode, BIO, &c; Sriib.
iobrs@Gmmcr, fettc, 45 bis So @fmO
idbmer, @fO., 14-14l5c.; quite bis
mittIerc, Yioy 12-t3c.
Q dpcine. 8erteI, ie uod
@roBe. Stiid, $l.OO- 500; Sboots.
ie nod @r0Bc, $500 500.
Gin0pieb.- -Suuec fctte Sticre
bon 1000 bis 1900 8iunO @cipidt
@fOy S15-9c.; Stierc inter 1000
Yfrn0 @epidbt. 7-Sc.; S6ien
%fo. 5-7c.; @ulen 8fo., SIC;
sroBe iunee aiibe, @funO, Csc;
moeere, 4-5r.; &iibe NIT 2olb,
$40-6O; moeere, @iO, 3-315c.
Sabuf (Norblono), 100 YinnO.
Snfcrior unO froite6, $l0-12;
Guter geiuohnllcher itll0 4rilner, $l3
-t5; gutter eeip0bnIider, $l6-1S;
mittcImdBieer, $19-21; gutter bis
rotber, $22-24; 6oucn, $25-27;
SECONDS, geipobnliher bis mittelnd-
bigger. $11-1S; SECONDS. gutter bis
feiner. $19-24; 9oD Sobot. fire
curcO, S. 90; Upper Golntrp. air
curcO, $S-t7. 0fongeIboite uno
ldlebt ecnii6tc Scrpodung, t-3c.
pro Efuno nicOriaer.
S6ute uu0 Col a.. @cioI3cnc,
2ic.; friicbe, t9c.; beid6oigte, IT,
1Sc.; 0rD Stint, 33c.; 9al6. 27c.;
S6of 75c.- -$1.25; 2dmmer, DO
60c.; 9uuen, tSc.; 3ieeen 15-
25c.; Salg, @fo., 10-1tc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

Olbunncntcn. bic ben ,Dentidrn GurrcipDn.
beHten" uldt plinltlid uber nnreaelmdbia CT
haItcn, finn aebctcn, ber Cjice oNOon per &c.
lgptpH ppsr lmFlfilIm N'itt9elluua az ma@eM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

@luis. 3ufubr 1974S2 @u-
ideI; Geriouot bon Den GlcOotoren
1901 9uibcL; GIepotoren 8or-
rotb 665,955 9ui6el.
S6IuBrote- Seutc- @cIicrn.
Contract -0Ir. I, 2 oOer 3 lueibcr, &c.
miiGtcr uno geI6er 1913 1911
SAFER. ~ 3ufubr 173,4S0 9u-
ihel; &crionot BON Ocn @Iepotoren
1888 @uicbel; @leOotoren @orrotb
S76,509 9uiAel.
SSeiltige SdIuBrotc:
StonOorO peiBer. ... S01a-..
glr. 3 ipeiBer. so -..
&oggen. ~ 3ufubr 1867 9u.
iheI; @erionot bon oen @lebatoren
$3.50 9ui6eI; @lebotoren gorrotb
359,147 9uldcl.
6eutige SdhiBrote:
SSn SGden. ........, 2t0-23O
6uttcr.- 8ufubr 1856 Gonuen.
(Sn 6mnocrt gfunO SGden.) Ero
Tonnc: Spring @bcot 9ron $4,000
$3.50; S8eitern @ioOlinas, SAG
-47.OO.
Scu uno Strob. - 3ufibr:
Scut 2tt Sonuen, Strob ~ Eonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

BuINcl; NerIon0t BON 0en EIcooto'
rem S6,634 9uiAeI; Glcpotorcn-Tor'
ROTH 1.11S,9S3 9uldeI.
SdhuBrotc Sciltc- @cltern.
3 rotbcr, @inter. .2t5 215
2 rotber, Soft .215 2i5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14

gus Oem 9tnfios elmer
8ter5ebniGbrieen: r9ln Ser
@abnitcigeiperre meroen MN Die
6obrforten bon ,Srauen. a6genom
men, oie frii6cr bon 9eomteu Gc5pidt
Wur0cn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-14
@aItImlpre Nlarftberidlt.

6reitug, Oen 13. Suli 1917.
Y8ebl. 8ufubr 6542 6Glier,
cinidlieBlib 2979 6diier 8u 2ocllit
@oint mo 2O06 Safer al Canton.
Gle giotirungeh Duren ipie iolgt:
gergei6cnoe 8reiie. 9ente. eevicS Sapr.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1917-02-08
A Profitable Reduction.

The capitalist knew that the new
company was spending too much
money. also he knew that in some
way they had got to put stop to It,
So anxious was he to reduce expenses
that he offered his private secretary
$50 a month extra if he could find a
way to cut down current expenses
The young man overhauled his ac-
counts, but he failed to find a single
expense that could be judiciously cut
down. Just as he was about to give
up the promised increase i'm salary IL
occurred to him that he was already
getting $50 month. trimming over
with enthusiasm. he sought the CAPT
talist
Il have found way" he said. "You
can save $40 month on me. | have
taken that amount off my salary"
1t took the capitalist just about
tenth of second to see that the young
man was still So a month ahead, but
the bargain stood.--New York Times