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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-04

William r orsber Of New Soium, can.
1didate for Sheriff, also were present resent
There are seats for over forty in the
school house but there were SO many
present that about one third had to
either stand or sit on the floor, and
every body went home well satisfied
and glad that they went to hear Mr.
Berg, as we all know he is good
honest man; g, fine speaker and q
good repub liean, and every farmer
in the district ought to vote for him
because he is a person that will stand
BY his promises. N ednesday he
drove down to Vega 2. @. where he
also was to speak
Miss Maggie Mattson, Of Warren,
was out IN this vicinity Tuesday this
week, visiting friends.
John Sand berg was to Warren last
Saturday on some business.
Mr. 7 oungdal was transacting
business in Warren yesterda lay
Emily Person who has been staying,
home since last fall, returned yester-
day to New Sweden. MINI.
= y .s Al
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ground being 50 soft They will be
scarce here. this season, so many

ground being SO soft They will be
scarce here. this season, SO many
rotting.
E By the way, we think Mr.. Bryan
is getting a lot of free advertising by
the Republican papers, as calling
names makes no friends to man or
party. Then we see by our dailies
that Mr.. Hanna has persuaded Mrs.
Lease to help him elect Mr.. Nc Kin
ley. That is all right, but we remem-
Der four years ago that those same
papers that are lauding her SO now,
were calling her some pet names; we
do not blame her, as those whom
she was working SO hard for then re-
fused to help her oget a home, as
her old one was forec closed on a
mortgage. We think she won't be
in want of a home after November
next. We think the Dem ocrats have
swallowed up the Peoples Party,
boots and all; we expect to see most
of that party, who formerly belonged
to the Republican party, to go back,
as they can't be made to swallow the
Dem ocratic pill, for some of,us can
remember how they always were
u 3
bowling in our Civil War that the
war was d failure, and they are do
ing about the same thing now, and
they were always doing all they
could to hurt the government, at
that time the best government in the
world, as governed by Lincoln. No
one can hardly expect to see Bryan
elected, but, nevertheless, they are
doing their best to elect him, and, if
successful, what then? No one can
tell; but one must use his best judy
ment to try to think the party will
do what they preach up. We fear.
their platform is to go in on. not to
live up to. x. VI.
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OUR CORRESPONDENCE,
The News Of the District as Gathered
by the Sheaf' Corps divide
.s5 Awake Correspondents.
4
Viking.
More rain more rest.

More rain more rest. 81.
& Aug. Peterson is the champion
hunter Of Viking.
Miss Hilda Sjostedtwas visiting al
p. O. Petterson's place Sunday.
Peter Erickson and Bruce Stallberg
were down to Crookston last Saturday.
The HELEN threshing machine. is
standing at Mr.. TornelPs place wait
ing for dry weather.
Fl Dan. Mattson & Co. were seen out
riding with a list some time ago.
What was that for DAM?
The Franson Bros. were out riding
last Sunday. Their company consist
ed of musical instruments, which
they let sound.
Now, boys and girls is the time
to buy rubber boots. You need them
worse on the roads, and the prairie
than on the ridge.
The roads are getting to be almost
impossible on account Of the rain.
Haying and threshing and blowing
are at a standstill this fall.
The wind or storm as it may be call
ed lifted the Franson Bros house
about foot and half. Lucky boys
that you did not get it turned over.
Grand surprise was gaven to Mr..
and Mrs. Blomberg last Sunday, al
most every body were out. The
present given was an extension table.
Miss Annie E. Peterson was seen
passing down toward Stallberg last
Friday. x. W..
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Big Woods.

. = c
There is more water in sight than
for years excepting the food years.
Flowing is not progressing very fast.
A great deal of grain will be a dead
loss if the rain continue much longer,
straw is almost worthless for feed,
Snake River is out of it's banks but is
falling today.
Sept. 26, grandma Cronkhite pass
ed away TO the unknown. With her
ended long and useful life of Sc
years. Her remains were taken to
her old home in Jones Co., Iowa, &C
cording to her wishes. Funeral
services we're held at her old home and
from word received to day, a house
filled with old neighbors and dear
friends paid their tribute to her re-
mains. She was embalmed while here
and looked as if in sweet sleep.
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West Valley.

Miss Nellie Rokke departed for
Glyndon, MINI, last week.
Mr.. Carl Swenson is teaching
school in the northeastern part Of this
district.
About two car loads of cattle were
taken from here to Argyle Saturday
last.
The following West Valleyans took
in the excursion to. Crookston Satur-
day last to hear Bryan speak E. o.
Rokke, August Rokke, Ole Hjelle,
Otto Hjelle, Thorkel Thompson, and
Abel Anderson.
A fellow in this neighborhood in.
tended to make rattle, but one night
he dreamed he got an Imprisonment
for ten years, and when he awoke he
thought he better not have any rattle.
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0Otland.

UOll0nO.
Edwin Olson and Andrew ] Johnson
were to Warren with wheat on Fri
day.
j. A. johnson visited the County
seat on Saturday.
F. G. Stromgren went to Warren
to visit his parents on Sunday
returning home on Monday.
Rev. A. Madison preached in the
Swedish Lutheran Church out here
on Sunday.
Nels Bystrom from w arren visited
this 5lli part Of the county on Sunday.
He made another visit on Tuesday,
also attending the Republican rally
held then.
Missers. r. R. Hickman Jr. and
Chas, 3. Westberg were to Crookston
last Saturday to hear a speech
delivered by that Democratic office
seeker, ". ]. Bryan.
a Republican rally was held in the
Swans on school house on Tuesday.
Ax e. ] undquist was elected chair
man. Mr.. G poke, Of Warren. address
ED. the people brief IN English, and
the then = on. Albert Berg, Of Warroad,
made g brilliant speech in the SWed-
ish language, which was well ap-
preciated BY the people. He. was
called upon to sing, 50. he included
BY singing g sWed dish song
B. Isaacson, Of " arren can
didate for Register Of Deeds and
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-04

No other pills can equal DeWitt's
Little T EARLY Risers for promptness,
certainty and efficiency. johnson
Drug Co.
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TIE " a!ls
American lllcande cen. s..
Gasoline Lamp.

4lss
a light so bright that he who runs
may read The simplest, most dur
able and economical lamp on the
market, fol. the home, office, store,
shop, etc: s
It furnishes q beautiful bright
white and steady light, superior to
any other artificial light, at one
fourth tile cost OF kero
100 candle power for one-fifth of i
cent per hour, or about four cents a
week for ordinary use. n.
IT'S SIMPLE CONSTRUCTION
enables anyone to operateit. OUR
Low PRICES enables anyone to
buy it.
For prices, etc, call on
4 L. e. WATTArl, Agt.,
Postoftice, Warren.
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81. W. Barker's Iron Compound
makes weak people strong. Cures
blood and stomach diseases. 5Ocents
Whitney's Drug store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-04

Eaculapius will cure that awful
pain called Headache. 25 cents at
Whitney's Drug. store.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-04

GOOD SHELTER, GOOD GEL
- lar, Good Artesian Water, Isl
what you get when you buy a lot in
VENTED & Grind leland g addition.
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LINDBERG & LUNDGREN invites ev-
erybody to call in and inspect their
buggies.
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For first.class dental work call on
q. "A. PENNEY, Dentist. sss
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-04

E/Fc ALUMINIUM CARD CASE with 50 hand
OOk. somely printed cards, Tor only 65c. We
and with the latest style Of type. We also
engrave your name on the card case and send
the same postpaid to any address in the U. s..
and Canada for only Csc. In order to introduce
our card cases we give with each order-FREE-
printing outfit for marking linen. envelopes.
etc.. worth SOC and Q fine silk handkerchief,
which can not be bought anywheres
will be sent on. receipt OF ks rENTC
Write your name and address w NASlNlOs
plainly. Agents wanted. Address all order to
AL UMIUM CARD CASE COMPAN1.
1721 Lewis street. Mari1ette. Wis
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Probate Notice.

Probate Notice. d.
First publication Oct. 4, 1900. Il
Order for Hearing and Notice Of Application
for Appointment Of Administrator
Stass S q social PG sss
81. 1900. &
IN the matter Of the estate Of ERIK WlcksrRox,
deceased. s q.
On receiving and filing the petition Of Erik =.
Wickstr0m. of the county Of Marshall repre-
senting. among other things. that Erik Wick.
strom. late OF the county #Of Marshall, IN The
State OF Minnesota, on the 23rd day OF Sen.
tenn Der. "A. D. 1900 at the county OF Marshall.
died intestate, and being an inhabitant Of this
county at the time of his death, leaving goods.
chattelS and estate within this county, and that
the said petitioner is g. son OF said deceased.
and praying that administration of said es.
tate be to him. Erik e. Wfckstrom, granted:
1T Is Ordered, That said petition be heard Be.
fore this court. on Thursday, the 8th day al
November. "A. ID. 1900, at 10 o'clock q. M: s al
the Probate Office. in the City gof Warren, ii
said county. -
Ordered Further. That notice thereof be given
to the heirs Of said deceased, and to all persons
interested. BY publishing this order once in
each week for three successive weeks prior to
said day sof hearing. In the WARREN SHEAF. q
Weekly newspaper printed and published at
Warren In said county
Dated at Warren, Mimi, the first day 81
October, ID. 1900. By the Court,
sst farAY, PETER III. HOLM.
Judge Of Probate
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DR.. G. A. PENNEY, irst-class den
tist. Office over johnson Drug Co
All kinds of modern dentistry.
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4.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You .l Have 1 Always Bought
's' sssss :: :. l''z zzsSS5lsgz.
First pub location Sept. 10, 1900. +

First publication Sept. 10, 1900.
Land Office at Crookston, Mimi,
q $50 Sept. z, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice Of his intention
that said proof will be made before the Regis.
ter and Receiver Of the u. S. Land Office, at
sCrookston, Minnesota, on October 2e, 1900, viz:
Christen severson,
b; p; No. 7,Oo8, for the NEA Sec 10, TIP. 1853 h,
& R. 46 w. s9 -. \
He names the following witnesses Is prove csv
.of said land, viz s- -
! Hedge Helgeson, Lewis Helgeson, Charley
johnson, Lars Mork, all of Angus, Minne-
sofa. SYLVESTER PETERSON,
I Register.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1900-10-04

O.. A. PENNEY, Dentist. Office
over Johnson Drug Co.
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Englund.

srs. ,g-. ia,s
Death has again knocked at ou1
doors and carried away two Of our
friends. Mr.. J. Hamberg at the age
of 81 years, 4 months and 8 days, pass
ed peacefully away on September
23rd, after lingering sickness. He
was paralyzed in the back and legs
for 26 years, and this together with
internal troubles made life a heavy
burden, but by the grace Of God he
has patiently borne his sufferings.
He has now gone home, where there
are no sufferings. Peace be to his
ashes! -
Eric. Lindstrom, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lindstrom, of town Of Lincoln,
died at his home Sept. 81, of con-
sumption. He was nearly 81 years
old when he died. He also has cross
ed the Jordan through faith in Christ
to enjoy the eternal rest of God... We
extend to the bereaved our heartfelt
sympathy, and pray that God may be
their comfort and help in their deep
sorrow.
Did you taste those water and
mush melon raised a little ways north
of E. E. Stromgren's store? Why,
they were just delicious. Try to raise
a few next year, and I am sure you
will succeed.
A good many people have been and
are sick on account of the weather.
We should indeed welcome the sun
again as dear friend, but it seems
that he is lost behind the clouds.
Remember to vote for E. E. Strom-
gren for county commissioner. He is
the enterprising merchant at Englund
and undoubtedly will make good Of
tfcer. . 2
E. E. Stromgren realized on a few
acres of corn between 30 and 40 bu.
to the acre. The time is now, when
farmers should begin to raise corn.
A music band has been organized in
town of Augsburg and Nelson Park.
You will hear from it in about year
from now.
Mission meetings will be held in
Salem and Bethesda Congregations
OF, Augsburg and Lincoln on Oct. Is
and -.
If you want to be thrown into the
midst Of q Civil War, vote for Bryan.
If not, ''better let good alone =
Mr.. ]. Stromer has been very sick
for some time, but is slowly recover
ing.
ingalls,.
There has been an abundance of
water here for the last week or ten
days. i
No threshing done yet nor any
prospect Of any until it freezes up,
as it is impossible to move the
threshing machines from one job to
another.
Rasmus Gen, ,of Thief River Falls,
was hereabont buying cattle about
aWeek ago; there seems to be quite
q lot OF cattle for sale here this sea-
son.
People are now trying to save
their POTATOES. Some have lost their
whole crop BY rotting il the ground,
and those who are digging theirs;
4 4 Ii.
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Wanted to Buy,

A team Of good driving horses.
Inquire Of K. j. TARALsETH. D
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Best Sc and 1Oc cigars at John
son Drug Co.
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FURN1FURE!s

Farmers, We can loan you money
on your farm with the privilege Of
paying part or all OF the principal on
any interest day. 1t will pay YOU to
talk with us.
A. s. Apgar
Warren Mimi.
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Money to loan on Farm property
!. ,.s.. "A. S. APGAR,
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GOALS and Otherwise.
For Sale Cheap.

A good sized second handed Elm
hurst heating stove. R. C.S SNYDER.
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Your railroad fare is paid if you
enter the Commercial College, Manka-
TO, Mimi. Send for particulars. 16
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The State Bank Of Warren
is the place where you can
get q Loan on your Farm with.
out delay.
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BREvITIEs.

The schooner Left ~, which recsntlv iihelea
Us VI = Lockwood. has brsa ordered sold by the
United States marshal. October 3
W. A. Underwood. receiver q the seattle Csty
Railway Company, has psstieusd the court Tor per
mission 10 contribute 500 20 the funds being raised
for the construction 81 labor temple n this city.
The Philippine suartstte, which has been DOING
good wark during the campaign with its sonss. has
received t0kcu Of appreciation from Thomas Dat
ton Of Kirkland ia ths shspe q ben Of hns apples.
Edward y. Simpson. of this city formerly rsil-
read eostrsctor. died yesterday at his home. 80
Fourth avenue aged 81 years widow and ave
msnos ehiidr,n survive him Ths body will 10 shp-
ped TO Head canal sos intsrmsnt Wednesday.
The September Sunabar OF the Sunset, issued BY
the southern Psride railroad. received AZ thu
local olfns yesterday The special feature is Santa
csas Illustrated hy half tons pictures Of that
tiun u California Is also eontains manuscript
poem By Richard Realf
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wTLKEsBARRE. Pa, OCT. 2-Ths
stanton washery, OF the Lehigh and
WIlkesbarre Coal Company. In the wyom-
ing valley. was the scene of q claeh this
morning between the doxen men who have
been employed there since the mine work
ers' strike began. and a Number of women
and boys. This has been the first trouble
OF any consequence In the Woyming val
ley. The strikers did not interfere with
the men at work. but on Saturday night.
while the men we're returning from work.
they we're Intercepted by the women.
who stoned them.
This morning. when the employees start
Ell for work. they were met by large
body OF tho women and boys, who again
began TO stone them. James OHara. the
foreman Of the gang, was struck on the
head. but not seriously injured, The mob
took the tools away from the men. and
broke them. Several shots were fred and
some OF the workmen lied
Coal and iron policemen were present.
but they did not use their firearms for fear
OF shooting the women.
The workmen finally left the place tor
their homes. and no attempt was made 10
reaufne operations al the colliogy.
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SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 7.-The nrst hos
tile demonstration OF the miners STRIKE
In the LackaWanna region was made TINS
morning at Oliphant, near here. wnero u
was determined to close down the Grassy
Island coal wAshery, operated by the Del
aware and Hudson Company. The place
had been worked by thirty or forty men
during the past VITO weeks. ana was
daily turning out a thousand tons OF the
smaller sizes OF fuel for the market THIS
morning several hundred strikers gathered
along tie road near the wAshefy, ana
when the workmen appeared gave them
to understand they must deoist from
working until the strike was settled. TWO
OF the deputies at the mine came on the
scene. and were warned against any inter
ference. The worknen decided they would
return home. The strikers marched with
them back TO Oliphant, shouting as they
passed down the main street This was
the first move towards shutting down the
washeries in the valley. and II other men
at work therein do not come out there
will be demonstrations OF the same ma
ture.
No violence was used az Grassy island.
The Delaware and Hudson has deputies on
guard at its Crockett brook washery In
rarbondaie today, some twenty men be-
ing at work there getting out coal. The
large force OF deputies was provided be-
cause OF a reported threat that the place
would be attacked by marehers today.
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SERIOUS RIOTING
AT STANTON WAeHERIES.
xcnunfon Miners Are Mobbed, and
Tive Of Their Number Badly
IntareA.


WILKESBARRE. Pa, Oct. 22--This
evening there was another riot at the
stanton washeries OF the Lehigh and
Wiikeeoarre Coal Company. When the
men started to go to their homes. under
the Profession OF Coal and Iron police.
fully 500 people had gathered. A teie-
quarters in this city for help. and Chief
responded-
The men who had been at work were
put on board q small mine locomotive.
but before the locomotive could get under
Roadway someone nred. The police re-
turned the fire. but no one was struck
Another volley from the wfndowa OF some
houses followed. Every pane OF glass In
the cab OF the locomotive was broken, but
no one was injured. Two Of the workmen
on the locomotive jumped on. and were
knocked down and kicked. but were
rescued by the police.
The npruea Of the injured men are
Bradley Hoffman and John Delislxy. Hon
man was SO badly injured that he had to
be taken 70 the hospital.
A. the ofkioerS were returning 20 neal
quarters the electric car on which they
rode was stoned. All the windows on
Police Sergeant Hall and two passsngsrs
wero slightly injured.
Mayor Nichols soon reached the scene
and warned the mob that they were DO
Ing the cause Of labor more injury than
good. He said the law would be upnsio'
and that he was there 20 uphold IL
The mayors speech had good emect.
and the mob slowly dispersed to their
homes.
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J. III Hse%rty. u OsaUrsn. IL In the city.
y. Rudebssk. mining v'na Of Everett 10 ia ts~n
D. n. pwee. Of Nome. Is stopping At the North
Judge NJ @. sfaniry a Portland. s .. the Seat
Seattle.
W; y; Rnessr. 4 prominent banker o, Everett, is
A. Mel HAWKS, d Tacoma, IS In the esty. looming
after sems Ieszi business.
W : csaaeu . , .s.',sy S..as evnsr Of Chilli
Hon f~ai EdwardH, Of vancouver, .. c., reg
isssred 1t the Butler last evening
r NJ Nccsndlsas. . capitalist Of Enensburg. Is
10 chs city. guest At TIE Butler
Mr. and Mrs Panl Hsrosfsue tcurisfs from Paris
France. srs Eussss 81 The Northern-
T.. r McCAsaey. = ~ 0rsst Nssthsn railroad
u Everest awivs1 in t1wu last evening.
y. O. y Bswhes, . ut.lss espevt II Vancouver.
y G.. IL IN The dty sus1s q is Butler
Mn. lay =. ribhisn, who has been ysy m AZ her
home. iIi2 Ffth avenue b slowly recovering
n. G. Denson, Of washi.~osA. D. c.. who has rust
returned from Nome. 10 russt at the Butler.
Homer r Ritter. u fan Francisco. Who went TO
Nome last samusr. Is back and registered at the
Butler.
Mrs. n. NJ Rsee. Of Port nsdS. srd Mr..
Dilss
Leopold sshmsdt. psnprisfes Of the Capital Br~w.
ipR Company. Is Ia the city and registered At the
Northern.
Moses oppsahsinsr, the Pacific coast agent Of
the Travellers Insurance Company Of spokans, IL
~ tho Northern
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bircn tourists srs@ Paris
Francs. are taxing N the Sound country and are
snests ~ the Northern,
r.. NJ Kaiioch. district freight and pasenser agent
n the Pspnsyvans railroad. left yesterday for his
headquarters Ia Portland
Mr.. and Mr.. J. N. MeCandies and dsnehsss
u Prescott. Ayia. mailing . toss Il The Nerth.
west snd arc sussts q the ssssue
Mrs v A. Min and children Departed last week
for TOPEKA Kan. fes an extsndsd visit with rsia-
tfves They sxpset 70 be sh~ent ssvsrsi nousha
Mr., 7. 3 Maysr. widow Of L. $. Mayer, Who
died iass week. and her sister Mis- Levy returned
from Pevslard yesterday aud are guests a. the
Rainier. 6sxnAL
q. Elfbrant and J. p, Canon, two prominent bust
Te-s ~ MontAsgnc. are stopping ~ the
Northern Mr.. Carson came 10 seattle for treat.
meut suffering frum iyY peisonisg.
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NEW YORK Oct. @Subscriptlons 30
the Hamburg loan received up to noon
today caIl for more than the entire por-
tion allotted 90 this country. and insure
close ia Germany tomorrow, and late this
afternoon the list will close IN this city.
Tedav'S orders came mainly from local
subscribers, out-of-town purchasers hav-
iHg bad scarcely yet time to declare their
intentions.
II was announced definitely today that
arrangements had been perfected where
BY interest," payments on the Hamborg
loan Will De made In the United States. IN
stead % At farwign eentrrs. as in the case
Of marty all nther fnr.Lxn bond oalaringa
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SETTLEMENT Of STRIKE
SEEMS NEAR At HAND.


one thing, the qualification Of g within OF
John Mitchell, and they dsd not propose
20 DO anything further until they were
assured some good results would be sc-
complishad-
All the district Officers have been sum
nioned 10 meet with President Mitchell
In Hazieton on Wednesday.
the success OF the strikers in closing
down the Delaware and Hudson com
pany's Grassy Island washerfes At OH
phant this morning by the picket system.
has impeiied the local strikers to take
= hand in the game and tomorrow morn
ing they will surround the various wash
cries In Scranton and attempt TO induce
the men to stay away from work.