davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-04
IN NEED
OF WEAPONS

Italy has the fighters. but M
fighting weapons She needs
coal Ia operate her mines. She
needs steel to manufacture her
guns. Her population IL not
s~ifsupporting: sh. needs food.
Last year. there was but WHEAT
enough for two-thirds Of her
population WIN the United
states come 10 her assistance. a.
generously as that great nation
has assisted France"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

CulcNGu, Jan ~ Corn prices hard
curd today, owing 10 mono or lc,s the
mrD that receipts uto not Improving m
somc lndrrs had expected Complaints
.of cnr scarcity continued, notably from
central luuuos where II wos said tho
clcynlurr we're fail " corn but that no
crrs had boon supplied Tor lwo weeks
Opening wlroe which rnnsed from ~
orf ~ Ike advance, with March tl2ik
and May tl2Aa lu 81 I'm wore followed
hy u mudprniu general upiuru
Export hldr ut tho highest hhslT on the
crop E.vo strength to oats After open
Ink unchanged TO Dr higher, with May
al iGr to 1ogr and Id4c. The morl,cl con
tluurd tO advance
provIslons responded 10 an urturn IN
the vnluc Of hogs Arrivals NJ hogs here
wurc hr short " whnt been predicted
Tho fact that elevators nnd induHlrlnN
wcrn free buyers ~ cash corn here PIE
vented amy important shoHrlsh reaction I'm
future deliveries lrlcnr closed STEADY
nj tho snmc nH yesterdays finish 10 ~
ana ~ higher, with March ll26A aud
MAY 81 gia Ia 81 2tA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
NEw YoRk COTTON FUTURES.

NfW ORLEANS Jan 2a cotton
'esged II to ~ poluls on overnight sell
lnE In the inst few mlnutrv of tndlug
here to-day, but soon recovered on tho
comparatively small ginning thus far this
season, NH shown hy returns from tho
census bureau Tho report TO Jan II, OF
lob6p,i,5 hulcs glnuod. Just about mot
hulhVh expectations Al tho rud NJ the
fitFi half hour priros were I to B points
over NCsturduy's close
Reports ut fighting between Austrian
aud Gcrmun troops ON the custcru front
while not continued. were n feature that
HWrllrd huN INK urlerH pud In the trading
up ~ noon tho advance WIS wldcued to 3
TO l6 points
Spot cotton slrndy ma unchanged
Sales ON the spot 9fN ~ arrive lOo
Low mddlug 20 62c, mlddup 40 Sic,
good mlddlug ~ C2r; receipts 5JOa Slor,
i95. .70j
A. 10 ginning, tendency developed In
tho Afternoon iowrrd rcnlpnE ~ scalp
lng longs Al O'Clock prices were 4 TO
~ points up, net
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
NEW YoRK MONEY

NEW YOuK Jan % Mercantile pm.
p'r 5Nt4 percent sterling 0O.dg, hills
iIa. commercial 40 dny hills on hnuht
lTlre. commercial BU.duy hills irl4
demlud II5t rah'ns l1G j.lG Guteta
demand, NHc. c0n'Uu t1hr Upr silver
TNr Mexican dollars ~. Government
bonds Irregular. rUIrond bonds irregular
1lmc lonrs Orm, 90 days, gO DAYS and
silk months 81. 10 percent can money,
hrh 1Y percent. low 2, ruling rNto ~
closing hid 49, offered At J last loan 2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
AD CLUB DEFENDS
STATE RESOURCES
Asks Acknowledgement That
Oklahoma Leads in Zinc,

A resolution requesting the secretary
Of the Oklahoma CITY Advertising club
10 advise an advertising agency Of At-
huta, Ga, that Oklahoma produces
murc tlnc than any state in the union,
was unanimously adopted at the regular
weekly meeting Of the club at the Sc,r-
vim hotel today at noon
The resolution which was introduced
hy Capt = / Bi.bcc was the result of
\ page advertisement m national pub
llcauou which states that Tennessee has
more zinc than any other state except
Missouri
Sunday Best for window Shopping.
because NJ the fact that Sunday night
/, the best night ol the week for win
dow shopping" Il. t. Parkhur't ptesl-
dent oi the Retail Credit association
asked that the Advertising club take
poll ol the Oklahoma City merchants
and II the majority favor some othr
night oi the week hclng "llghtcSS"
night that the club request the fuel adj
miul,lrarlon to change TO some other
night during the week The matter
was referred 10 the board OF directors
lor decision
A communication was read from tho
United States Fuel Administration ask
ing that the advertising club get be-
hind the Shovel Tag Day which has
been set ior January W The members
oi the club voted to authorize the preSl.
dent to appoint a committee to make
recommendations
Auto Show Attractions,
Three Of the attractions at the Auto
mobile show entertained the hd club
during the meeting Miss Marie Well',
cabaret singer from Chicago rendered
several selections as did the Hawaiian
scxlellc and the la Sale quartet,e.
4 h. Galloway secretary Of the club
and W NJ Harrison, member OF the
board Of directors presided over the
meeting in the absence Of Shelly Tracy
the president
Every member Of the club purchased
a thrift stamp after the meeting,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

ST Louis Jam "1 HOGS N,cc.pts
u,ou' lights pc-ouI6G,. pDsz Nt25u
1850. mixed aud butchers tlt e5HlG 60.
good heavy $4,000 10 90. huk SO g5u
10 Co. CATTLE Receipts 5000, stead,
native beef slyrrs NUnu l3 IU. ,rRru-
steers and hUfrrs S. OUu ~ au. COWS 81 UU
ull'o. Htu,k,ts and trcd,ts S. 5uu 10 uu
Texas quarantine steers S. 1tulUNu. tul
in prime southern hcrt steers S. OuuI2 90.
beet COWS und h,ll,rs 50 Ouh 40 On. prlm,
NctIllug steers and hclirtS :, uOu IN 40
WtNe COWS thtnNl1 90 SHEEP Re.
lulS uUu. rtuudN. hmhy ~ ONu
D. 10. ewes tll 1oHla Oo. wctnrtr tll 5u
10 i.tv, Gamers oud choppers yNuuu9 uO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

tNlrpOOI Jan 2a - COTTON.
spol stoNdy; prices firm. Good mid.
dllur 90 sgd. mIddunE, 2130d; low mid.
dlIng. % sid. good ordinary, 2l Sld' or
llnnry, "a ESD Sales, 5000, Including
lUn American. iopclpiR, none. Futures
Closed ptondy. New contracts, January
g3i'd. March p 61d May. % sOd ole
ronunulg rlNpl purcsi January, AZ lsa
tnuHiy. rrhunrN 70 nsd. March AprU
| gul, Moy. June, 2l,iid, June. July
IgL6bd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
Erecting Two Mills
Now

The miami National Lead nnd Zinc
company am oklahoma city orgnnlSnion
has tNo mills under erection at this iin",
aud are hoping to have them CunuIclci
shortly after the first NJ Mar h.
This company WAS org ,nl2"i uulcr the
laws NJ Oklahoma on lontemhDr 2n'h
lql7 with only 500 OOU Capitalization
negHn selling stock At pNr value, a1c, ON
October i2lh and are now closing tHrir
books on $40 600 allotment
" the time tho company organized
they did not owe 4 penny and this $50. Quo
Will put the mills into operation, We
think The ufflclRls have been very con
Servative and made exceptionally good
deals IN buying and contracting for tho
erection OF these two mills for this small
amount Of none?
The company has oqi acres Ot leases,
no acres " which are Thoroughly proven.
II IA on this acreage that the mills are
being erected This Qj-acro tract is near
tho Waco Mining company holdings uu
which vas found the thickcst vein uf zinc
IN tho mining district NJ Missouri Kansas
and oklahoma
The stock Of the company ls now sell
ing at SOC per share. and, considering
the capitalization holdings management.
and tho present developments on the
leases, II Ia n cheap buy at that
FOR SNLt-Ten shares Oklahoma star
oil stock for 81 200; 100 shares okla
mndc on and Gns stock for $3.50 II taken
NJ once T, care Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
CHICAGO

DUCAGO. jan 22 HOGS RrccIpts
l,w0. prody 5c higher, bulk tlVtdu
1850. upht tb N0tlG 90. mNcd tI6iou
~ $50. hrlNy tGlOnlNNJ. rough il6Iur
IA rlss fl2,hul,to CATTLE Nc-
r,.pta 10000, strong. native steers s. hO1i
1890. stoylrry and feeders S. lOulO gO.
cows nnd h'llc,s WloM Mll 50, crNcs
NH.,ul 1850 SlIEEp Rpcelpts 1000
firm. wethrrs {piOui325, lambs 50 u
.t a. 60
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
NEW YORK.

NEW YORk Jan "a further decline
M cotton nt the opening cotton mntkrt to.
day appeared 10 hiring In more tihdO thpu
lueHdnN whIlo There was also covering
and indications of n utpndcr Technical
position The OpculuH wus HcudN NJ u
drrllhN " h to 10 points, with active
months selling lb 10 is points net lower
inter the cull Spo house brokers were
good buNers around a0 use for March Rud
~ el' Tor NAV, however and ihrre wtrr
rnllles NJ several points before the end
Of the first hour although the census
report showing cotton gluucd tu january
IN whH Nllghty above expectations 'Tl-
vpte ndvC"a from Washington indicate
tendency W price fixing. 40 oar M the
present CROP IL concerned NJ any rntc,
mud tho early rally wnN encouraged hy tho
strndnerH NJ overnight Hput ndvlCea
Reports from Hetrugrnd that there had
hcrn conflict hciw,ou GormnuH and Aus
lflanN ON the eastern front were followed
by sh0rp ndvHnco lnto I'm the morning
With March selling ~ from 80 3jc 10
80 SIC, md May from w 0tc 10 9O 90c or
about " to Il points net higher The
volume NJ business then tnprtrd or with
the midday market quiet hut Hcndy
within few points W the best
Trndlng continued uuL't during the M o.
ernoon, hut there was further covering
md scniicrcd trndN buying which sent
March M TO 8n i6r Rud May 20 nhnul
30 SOC. or rUmc II 10 ~ points not higher
Chrrlrrton reported n rrod demand for
spots with olfornga light
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH

HuRT .NuHTU Jol g1-CATTLE
Receipts ,.N uu,hpngc0 hervts 3 uO.r
~ "u HOGS l,rNrlpls $500. rutkrt
Hi"nN'. heavy NltgEuIt g.. SUElI'
Receipts 700, stead luuhs Sll tuu l6 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
CHICAGO.

CIuCAGO Jan g2 CORN NJ. vel
now nominal OATS STANDARD HuNlr
RYE. No 2 nomluali No. q ilgJ. BAR
LEY. tii00l GO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
kANAAR CITY

KANsAs ClTY. Jan. 20 CASH COUN.
Elwdy. No MIXED 81 SCALES No. 2
whur 81 1oul rs, No ? yellow 81 lOif ~.
OATS stoady 10 higher, No 2 whlto
$3.50, No . mixed NgmVc RYE.
. ooul w. kAFl( aud MILO MAIZE
il WIN An
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
SUGAR.

NEW YOHK, Jan % Raw sugar
Htsady, centrifugal G0Gc, mulRsseH nom.
lnRl, refined atcn1y fine ErnuulRted
ibr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
CHICAGO

CmCAuO. Ian "a RUTTEHt Higher,
Creamery Jl1loc. EGdS Higher FlfMs
b1m zoe; ordinary nrsis, Gbmb7c' NJ mnth
cnscs included, dOthsS IoirlgerntoI
urflp, llmilc POTATOES Receipts, IA
cars! unchanged POULTRY Alive.
lIInhnl- IhMIA 2hri HntlnEs 2lr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

Er LOUlR, jan 2S CORN. hlghcrt
No 2 81 TO- No white 81 GGn a.
OATS steady, No 2 slHWHc, No.
whlin sSitr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
ST. LOUIS

ST LOuIR. Jan. ~ POULTRY I'm.
changed except turheys 2Ghc but
TER nd EGGS Unchanged
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

Bankruptcy Petition Filed hank
nuiDN petition W1g nlDd IN IN" United
states district court here TODAY. against
W A. DudrIn " Co., dealers In mcr-
uhnndlsc OF Eredcrll. okla. hv charles
E Eaton a Co, OF Urockton Massachu-
eetts Rnd others. whose claims agpre-
cate y 00O n is alleged that the de-
fpndNnts gave preference TO other COM
ponies In no,mcrt NJ debts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
cInIhlnn aint. nnhhed -RIrlnN,a {

C'ohlnp store HobDeo = -HEl'Ss ''ouI'
nt 81 900 stolen The bars uCross tho
back windows a. The building wero Fawed
ny tho thieves to gain nm entrance Into
tho building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
Produce = Provisions
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS cry, Jan ~ nGTTTR
TGGR AND POULTRY, Unchanged PO
TATOES steady 81 dbM2l 10,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
ADDRESS ROOM 7o2. LEE HuCNNs

Low PRICES on WELL KNOWN OIL
STOCKS
100 shares Quadrangle ..........,N "
eO0 shares North American ...,,, Aeo
800 Standard Petroleum ........ so
,ON0 Lucky Tiger on \ Gas ...... ~
900 White Rock ............,,... i.
Also have a block American on and
Refining at low price
Delivery guaranteed subject prior sale.
ELL u. BERNSTEIN
iOS llerakuwltI Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

Accused OF shoe Ths't-C Charles Powell,
negro, VIVA fncd il1 and costs today on
n charge of theft lte N alleged 20 have
stolen pnir of shoes valued o. ~ and
sold them tO n pawn broker The Shoes
were recovered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

Scranton, Pa, aldermen threaten to
Increase their salaries.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

Since 1901 the state oi South Aus
trala has nearly NOOO miles Of YER
mln-prouf fences.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

says wife Deserted Him Alleging TINT
hls wife Ind lcn him for Wock last
nmmur aud gone ~ Kansas with l. L..
Mercer Und passed herself NJ his wife, j.
n Warren This morning hruurht dlvortp
proceedings ngOlnst mildred Warren M
iNo dIslriu rowt The husband nsks tho
custody ot their 2.ycur. old-child
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
CpB1iefs

Woman Forslh Bond -- Mrs Clara
Chumey. ll1h West Rono avenue, who
wnF arrested yOHtordny Afternoon ON
charges ~ yngrnncy and dISofdcrly CON
duct, failed to appear IN the municipal
court FOR tfinl today md Judge Mitchell
declared the cash bond forfeited.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
COTTON AFFECTED
BY WAR REPORTS
Decline at Opening SweIIS to
Advance On Battle News.
nav ORLEANS COTTON fUrUHGs.

NEW ORLEANS. Ian e3 cotton
closed steady ut net hy,.Iuo uf b to %
points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
900, 900 Bales of
Cotton Ginned in
State During 1917

WASHINGTON. Jan gy- Cotton ginncd
40 I" January 10 amounted 10 10. .rGs .
running bales, counting round as htIf
.t nud excluding luicrs. the census
'uu today announced
oklahoma ElnnInHs were o0T 070 bales
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

Fined on Loltsflnp Charge r. VII
llHmS, 10 West california avenue, was
fined ilg and costs In tho municipal
oil on n chnrgn NJ lettering Ray bod.
son. charged with vnRrnncy. was found
guilty and fined the Same amount
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

stolen Auto Found Deputy Sherlfts
Charlie Enrrls and Homer Adrean early
This morning found the automobile which
wns stolen from George @ Sohlhorg last
uiUht, abandoned In the 1900 block on
West Main street The cur was unln-
iurrd, aud WINS returned to It's owner II
NnS stolen from In front Of 5l6 West
Thirty first street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

wanted In lhls county to face burglary
charge. arrived horo today from Kansas
Guy. accompanied by jim Carter Of tho
Okl1hnlnn Cty police department eagle
was arrcsted In Kansas CITY a. the te-
quest NJ county authorities here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

Hodup Reported Taylor Randall. ne
tto, sl9 Enst Third street reported 20
the police lHst hight that ho was held NJ
his home
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

Th,ntsr Managers Praised The -Four
Minute Men have adopted resolutions
thnnhng thu0tcr mnn'Ecrs of Oklahoma
tly Tor opening their places to speak
Drs delivering war messages Thousnn nds
NJ PERSONS wcro reached this way, etnte
wise have received the war messages
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

This company will have at least 3
times as much acreage "a that shown
on this map, as we'll located or even
more iayoraby
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23

Mems Democratic club had n luncheon at
tho Htntehouse at noon today. George
Short ~ ldnhcl and ~. Lucas Of Che.
cOnh wcrN tho speakers Plans for tho
Democratic clubs Rt hrdmoro February
~ were made II lS planned to make tho
Ardmoro meeting patriotic rather than
u political meeting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-23
stolsn Autos Rocoyersd-Jnck Thomas

Alleged Vaurnnt fined -- Role Smith,
who was arrested Monday night ut gll
South Robinson avenue and charged with
vnErRncy WIS fined 80 and costs In tho
municipal court today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-06
ARREST THREE ALIENS
AS ARSON TRUST

ST LOUIS, June 6-The military
board of inquiry, investiga ting the
fire on June 1, which destroyed
warehouses and other government
property here valued at more than
a million dollars. tonight had
caused the arrest OF three men. all
of them Of alien birth. No details
as TO whether the Investigation had
hxed any cause for the fire were
made public.
In addition to Anton Ronjack, an
unnaturalized Austrian, arrested
shortly after the fire was discovered.
federal authorities tonight were
holding Leo Miller. So years old, and
Albert Kasch aged 46. Miller is a
native German with his first papers.
who is said TO have declared that he
would go get even" when he was
discharged from a position in the
arsenal. Kasch, a Dane, with first
naturalization papers, complained of
being III shortly before the fire was
discovered and asked permission 10
90 home. II is charged he never
left the military reservation in which
the warehouse was located.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-06
FREIGHT STEAMER MAY
HAVE SUNK RAIDER

AN ATLANTIC PORT. June G.
An American armed freight steam
ship. which arrived here today from
an Italian port. fired a mum Der OF
shots Monday afternoon at what
was believed TO be a German sub
marine in location described as
about 100 miles OF Barnegat light,
the officers OF the vessel said
we had received wireless warn
ings 20 look out for enemy C-boats, -
the officer said. our gunners were
on the alert with double lookouts
posted. A mass OF wreckage was
seen and near ii what appeared 10
20 a perisccpe Ne took no chances
and our guns. both fore and aft. dis
charged several shots each II il
was a periscope. whatever il was at
tached 10 undoubtedly was hit more
than once"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-06
BANK OPINION
ON DEPOSITS BILL

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Nation-
al banks opinions of the bill pend
ing in the senate providing for fed
eral guarantee Of national bank de-
posits Of less than $4,000, was asked
by Comptroller Of the Currency
Williams today in a circular let
ter. He explained that propaganda
has developed recently against the
measure which was initiated on the
comptroller's recommendation and
that IL is desirable 20 discover the
source Of the criticism.
Arguments for the bill presented
by the comptroller are that il would
bring millions OF boarded dollars
from hiding places. afford complete
security TO more than 100000 de-
positOrs, prevent runs on national
banks, and contribute more TO the
unification and solidarity of the en-
tire banking system than anything
else that could be done at this
time"
Since Jan. I the comptroller said.
no national bank has failed, and 1913
applications for new charters have
been received.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-06
D CONNOR SEES
TROUBLE AHEAD
Says Appointment of Campbell
is Insult to Nationalist
and Catholics.

NEW YORK. June 6.-The ap-
pointment OF Sir James Campbell as
lord chancellor of Ireland as an
nounced last night in a cable dis
patch from London, was declared
here today by T. p. O'Conner, 81
p. 20 be AN open and violent insult
and provocation 10 the nationslists
and Catholics in Ireland.
Mr.. O'Connor made the following
statement:
The appointment of Sir James
Campbell TO the lord chancellorship
of Ireland, with the obviously en-
forced retirement of Sir Ignatius
O'Brien. a nationalist and a Cath
Ollie. is one Of the most serious
events in recent Irish history II is
an open and violent insult and prov
ocaton to the Catholics and ma
tionalists in Ireland. Sir James
Campbell has stood. all through his
life: for the most extreme section OF
irish tory and Orange opinion. He
was the second in command TO Sir
Edward Carson in the Ulster rebel
lion When the proposal was
made. on the formation OF the coali-
ton ministry in 1915 20 make him
lord chancellor. the proposal so
shocked not only the Irish parlia-
mentary party but the liberal and
la Dor members. that a protest was
made 70 Mr.. Asquith, with the in
timation that a debate or division
would be forced and realizing that a
ajority OF the house OF commons
would have condemned the appoint
ment and destroyed the ministry,
the ministry withdrew the nomina-
ton.
Rebel Given Compensation.
The disappointed ex-Orange re-
bel, however received compensa-
ton in the attorney generalship, and
la ter in the lord chief justiceship,
with the handsome salary OF S25, 600
per year The lord chancellorship
in Ireland means as much as execu-
tive. as a judicial office. the lord
cha nceilor being an integral and i'm
portant part Of the Irish executive.
A soldier as lord lieutenant and Sir
James Campbell as lord chancellor.
is the response of the Lloyd George
administration 10 the plea OF Ire
land for home rule 1t seems TO
mean a home rule bill drawn on
Orange lines, and in the certain
event OF such bill being scorn-
fully rejected by Ireland, it means
the government of ireland by the
soldiers and by the Orange minor
ity.
Such blunders make the task
hard 10 those who are fighting for
the cause of the allies and the free
dom Of the small nations"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-06

interpose artificial distractions 70
enemies. recent developments in
Europe have led 10 conferences here
between representatives OF the en-
tente powers and oficials of the
state department and the war trade
board. which may result in a com
plete change Of the attitude OF our
government
The attention OF the war trade
board has been directed sharply TO
the far reaching effect OF the new
treaty OF alliance which has been
negotiated between Germany and
Austria Hungary.
This convention is soon 10 be
followed by a similar arrangement
linking Germany and Austria with
Turkey and Bulgaria, not only for
military purposes but with the de-
sign of dominating the world indus
trially and commercially. Gigantic
schemes have been drawn for the
control of all sources OF supplies of
raw material upon which industries
are based, generally at the expense
Of Germany's present enemies
whom the Teutonic rulers hope to
force 10 accept peace treaties con-
ceding this control
The entente powers and Ameri-
ca. as the plan has been explained
would be excluded from the markets
OF this Mittel- Europa com bination
but on the other hand would be
forced 20 buy Germanic products at
prices TO be fixed by the makers.