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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10

Pepsin preparations often fail to relieve in.
dige stion because they can digest only aIbu-
pinous foods. There is one preparation that
digests ell classes of food, and that is Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. II cures the worst cases of
indigestion and gives instant relief, n il d.
Eests what you eat. Pierse's Pharmacy.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
WATCH THE DATE.
The 10th Century Newspaper.

Alfred Harmsworth, editor of the Lon
don Daily Mail, was given $4,000 to edit
the New York World New Years day
and carry out as far a, possible
his ideas of what the twentieth CEN
fury newspaper should be. Mr.. Harms
worth recently contributed to the North
American Review an article on newspapers
which attracted wide attention. The news
paper run by trust is in his opinion, the
coming newspaper. He says:
My idea of the newspaper of the Goth
century may be thus expressed in brief
Let US suppose one of the great American
new.papers-say the Sun OF New York,
10 my opinion perhaps the best arranged
OF all American newspapers-under the
control OF a man of the urnalistic abili y
of Delane, the greatest of the former e l.
tors OF the London Times, certainly the
greatest political editor in the history Of
Journalism, backed by an organ cation as
perfect IS that OF the Standard Oil COM
pany, and issued Simultaneously each m RI
ing in (sa.) NV 70 k, B on. Chicago,
Pitsburg, St. Louis, PHILADELPHIA and
other points in America or at London,
Liverpool, Man hester, Bristol, Edinburgh,
Belfast and Newcastl. in Great Britain.
Is it not obvious that the power of such a
paper might become such as we have not
yet seen in the history of the pr IS And
would not such journal IF >ctually revive
the waning IL fiueIce of the newspaper mp.
on the lie and thought of the natloIp The
thing is not so improbable as it sound.
The whole tendency OF the times, both in
America and Great Britain, i, toward the
concentration of great affairs in the bands
OF the few. l may perhaps say without Of
Tense that the power If the British parlia
ment is now practically concentrated in the
hands Of one family, the Cecil, of whom
the marquis of Salisbury is the distln.
guished head. They, and one or two allie $,
form an inner ring which dominate, the
cabinet, which in its turn rules parliament
The control of cur railways is now cen
tered in SIN al erg sn'zation composed oil
the heads of tho'e r4ilw ,ys, holding regu
lar meetings and working in unison.
Whenever | wend my way al ing ore OF our
leatv Eogllsh lanes AID encounter the hid
eous wagon marked "The Anglo-Ameri
can Oil compsny"-the English name for
the Standard Oh company-it comes forci
bly, to my mind that whit Rockefeller can
do IN the matter of oil, with its hundr d
and one adiuncts, another trust could effect
In the way OF news.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
New York q VILLAGE,

The Devoe conc.rn began in paint when
New York was almost Q ullage-145 years
ago.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
G. II. GREELEY
Eye Specialist.

treats all v suai troubles 18th reat success
Astigmatism and all comp icat eye de-
feets &C urate y correc ed If you are
nervous and have pain' thr ugh your eyes
and h ad, co"srlt DIR, G ee e., for his
skill onceded by a | and his prescr p
tion 81 sses work uo1 ders He is SO VIII
known h viii re er to only few people j:
Mr.. and Mrs W. o good, Prof. Cox,
Superintendent of Schools. Mr. and Mrs John
q. Moore, r. NJ Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs s. T.
Coy, Mrs. L.. P R;cser, Mrs Edward Arms,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bacon, Mr.. aud Mr. r
d. Thompson, DIR. Do..p, Mrs. Wallace
White, M and MIS-. Qirb Chase, Mrs. G. H.
Allbse. Mrs II. G, MeDuffue, and hundreds
Of others.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10
Bellows Falls Times
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1901.
w. O. BELKNAP. Editor,

If not paid in advance so9
Single copies w
CHANGE oP ADDRRss
Subscribers wishing the postoffice address
of their paper change must send US both the
old aud new address.
ADVERTISERS
will mud the TIhRs the best advertising med
ium in southern Vermont. Located in Q
thriving manufacturing village and railroad
center at the border line of two states and
circulating in four counties of those states, il
is not excelled rs means of reaching large
and thrifty population. Rates will be fur.
nished en- application.
AL postmasters are authorized agents tor
the paper.
WATCH THE DATE.
Watch the date on your paper. 1t has been
the policy of this paper since Its establish
ment not to stop subscriptions at the exptra
ton Of the time paid for unless explicit or
ders are given to that effect. However when
directions are given either at the time of
subscription or subsequently to have the
paper stopped it will be stopped promptly at
The expiration OF the time paid for unless
renewed. No paper will be stopped until all
arrearages are paid. Subscribers are urged
to keep their subscriptions paid in advance.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1901-01-10

The Rutland News fathers this: "a big
political sens stion i, promised in the Mem
pbremagog dis'rics ia the collecto -ship of
Gus om,. While it is generally taken fer
granted that Z M. Ma nsur is as good as
reappointed for torr years the know
ing ones say that republican of distin-
gui'hed ability is in line for the appoint
ment' and that when Ibis identity i, made
known there will be surprise that will
shake off ee-hol ing Vermont from BEN
nington to NewporS."
The Londonderry Sitter says: "And
not a word from Page yet about that Pow
ers-Livingston suit. Carroll S. don't give
himself away worth a cent. 1t will be
a long time before Johnny Livings on's
paper will have new dress GU. OF that
thousand CLAIMED from Page, and Powers
and bis $500 for the privilf &c OF cross
examining Page will be-well, tool and
his money soon parted"
Holding federal license to sell intoxi-
eating liquors i, evidently rot so popular
in Vermont as it used to be. Last year
the number Of licenses issued to residents
OF Vermont was 442; in the previous year
the number was 555, making the decrease
113 in 1900. 1t Is barely possible that
the probibitory law reduces the revenue 10
that paying for federal license is not Is
profitable ~ it might be.
New Eoglsnd has not been visited with
severe snow storms this season. Other
portions Of tie country however, have not
escaped. Northern California and southern
Oregon we're visited last week by one OF
the severest storms in recent years. At
one point in California ~ inches of snow
fell in 48 hours. Such q sto m Is that
would completely bury New England.
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Office Heurs at Towns Hotel.
n.39 TO 500, and ZOO to 900 P. n

No extra charge to call at your residence i
you will leave your order or send postal.
Will GO home tomorrow, Friday, but will re-
turn Wednesday, Jan. 9. Consultation free
pptil Jan. %.
VIII Be Ia CIaIemeHt FRIDAYS,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The ". F. NJ. society of the First
". z. church viii meet ct the home OF
Mrs. II. Imboden this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
Mr.. Baird Hamlin's recital will be post
poned until later date, on account Of
memorial services. The day viii be an
nounced.
The Apollo club viii meet tonight at
the studio Of Professor Marshall. All
members urged to be present promptly at
s o'clock.
Miss Ridgers viii continue her draw
ing school Wednesday evenings. in the
Main streets.
All members of the ". r. c. No. %,
will meet at the city building at 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning. Sept. Is, 70 ATTEND
services al the auditorium. Wear mem
orial badges.
AL members OF the Ohio Association
are requested TO meet today at 2:s0 in the
cast basement Of the court house. 70
make final arrangements for the picnic
TO be held September ..
The women Of the " Y. r union are
AtHLrSltA ~ met dl t4Lr nan On A4AI6-
day morning al $3.50 sharp. 10 attend the
memorial services Of William Mckinley,
our beloved president, in body.
A special meeting OF the ex-Confeder-
ates is called for next Friday evening a.
30 O'Clock, az the city building. A full at
tendance IS desired, as business OF great
importance is to be considered.
al old soldiers are requested 70 meet
at the city building, Thursday. September
1s. at 10 o'clock to arrange for the fun-
eraI obsequies-aRa pay tribute and honor
to the memory Of our beloved president,
William Mckinley.
The Chorus choir OF the Unitarian
church viii meet with Mrs. Child. sls
South Water street. Thursday evening.
A cordial invitation is extended TO any
musical young people who may wish to
join.
The Wonan's Unitarian society VIII
meet al Mrs. BurrelTs rooms, 407 East
Douglas avenue. over Slckrer Corserva-
tory Of Music. on Thursday. at go p. II.
The presence and help OF every member
is needed for the work TO be prepared.
All members OF the order Of Knights OF
Pythias VIII meet a. Castle han at %
O'Clock q m. Thursday. September 70.
1901. FOR the purpose OF attending memoir
ial servite in honor OF our late president.
J. F. McManaman. c. c. warwick Lodge
NO. a: c. ". Root, c. c. Wichita Lodge.
No. 1se
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET
The Hog Market Mas a Strong
Nickel Higher,
TOP PRICE WAS S6.67 ID
Cattle Market Strong for
Butcher Grades.
TOP PRICE WAS S667 l..

There was q fair supply Of hogs on the
market yesterday. and more OF them
good ones than for Ions time. The city
Of Anthony and Harper county rode in
the procession in the band wagon yester-
day. All Of the top hogs were shipped
BY one firm at Anthony, and they were
such hogs as would make the heart of
a packer glad any year and this one of all
others. There was not scalawag in the
whole six car loads. The market was a
good. strong nickel higher yesterday. and
Cor the first time this year there was not
hog on the market brought less than
SIX dollars. and in consequence the figure
fve has entirely disappeared from the
nrst column There were some car loads
that avenged little better than pig
weights. but even they brought good
prices. The hos buyers on this market
intend 10 take care Of all the hogs that
come. and there is no complaint among
buyers about not getting good prices
Wichita now has the best hog market in
its history, and such z thing as the buyer
lying down when the receipts increase is
z thing Of the past. There is demand
here for good hogs al fair prices as com
pared with other markets, and shippers
can depend on fair treatment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
SHIPPERS AVE NOTES.

Sweeney g. Fowler, OF Izilgman; BUrch-
field & COnnen Arahony; JEFF Houston,
Ponca City; PhiDps q Payne. Braman. o..
Il * s Thomas. Ponca City; Charles
Dorsey. South Haven. VIM. Pennington
Benton, and p. G.. Quigley. OF 2IedfoTd,
o. T. had hogs on the market yesterday
CUdahy shipped two Ger loads OF meat
TO the southern states yesterday and five
car loads for export The big Cudahy
packing house is one OF the busiest places
IN the city.
All Of the men that could be spared
from about the packing house and the
stock yards yesterday were down town
working for the bonds. They said the
success Of the election would insure the
t-sifGing OF the greater Dold packing
house.
Now that the park bonds have been
voted by the people there VIII be- great
activity az the Dold plant Fred Dold
promised 70 give Wichita one OF the best
packing houses in the west, and there
VIII soon be train loads Of material on
the ground Changes are already being
made fa the engine room fer the electri-
cli machinery 10 operate the Big plant.
4 great many people ride UP on the
street cars 10 see the big improvements
Of the john Cudahy company packing
house TIE great ice plant Is nearing
pIetion. aad the new lard refinery is
noW in operation. The Cudahy house IS
growing III popularity every day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
Ill GRAINS ACTIVE
Reports of Frost Bring Prices
Up a Little,
CEREALS CLOSE HIGHER
Wheat Follows Corn on Its
Upward Course.

Chicago. Sept. 17.-An grains were ac-
tive today or the board Of trade in re-
Spouse to reports of frost last night De-
cember wheat closed nc higher. De-
cenber corn 25sa2Ac up. and December
oats 1ssc improved. Provisions were &C
tive and closed with gains Of from III to
221zc.
Wheat followed corn throughout the
session. December opened firm. but with
small trade. only moderate buying by
commission houses. : to MGkc higher
than yesterday at 7oss to 70s4 G707sc. Of
ferings were small, but with the furry
in corn shorts began TO cover. An outside
demand developed and soon sent the price
10 nc. Here the market held for time
but soon again began 10 feel the effect
Of a strong bull movement and touched
72c closing nc higher at u7sd7Sc. Lo-
cal receipts were 363 cars, II Of contract
grade; Minneapolis and Duluth reported
lilo cars. making total for the three
points Of 1,s41 cars, against 1.707 last week
and SS.15 a year ago. Primary receipts
were 2,O66,s1s bushels, against 1074990
bushels last gear. Bradstreet's reported
the worlds supply 2.4S4,OoO bushels larger
than week ago. Clearances in wheat
and -four eoualled 49,
Corn was active and strong on frost
reports and easily lead al markets. De-
cember opening q to &c higher at IS TO
5szsc on frost reports. The outside de-
mand was better than fer several days
and offerings were light. With the pre-
diction Of frosts again tonight prices ad-
vanced sharply TO eo3sc Some longs took
profits, but the scurry OF shorts kept the
market well UP till It closed strong at
601kc. Receipts we're SIS cars.
Oats felt the influence Of corn, and had
a strong market. December opened q to
&c higher than Mondays close at $685. to
s6l&c There was a good active demand
for the cereal and New York seemed 70
be the best buyer. Elevator interests
were moderate sellers on the bulge With
increasing demand prices rose 10 37zsc
and closed at this figure, the highest
point OF the day. Local receipts were
162 cars.
Provisions felt the influence OF the rise
in the coarser grains. January pork
closed strong at S1s.O21z; January lard
was in good demand and was heavily
bought, as was also January iibs The
former closed at s.. 9zlz and January ribs
at $50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 10 cars; corn. 165 cars; cats, 1oo
cars; hogs, 5000 head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
STOCKS CLOSE HEAE
Market Makes Effort at
Strength on Opening.
RESULT OF REACTION
All Early Gains are Wiped Out
at Close.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE occasional
strength II today's stock market was not
very convincing. and as the day pro-
crossed proved less and less 50. The
market closed distinctly weak. with prac-
ticalIy al OF the early gains completely
wiped out ard the average level OF prices
well below last night This was perhaps
natural reaction from the violent re-
bound OF prices yesterday. The artificial
stimuiants which were applied 70 the
market yesterday 70 maintain It against
the expected pressure were withdrawn
TO a considerable extent today. even this
having demonstrated that they were not
needed. Supporting orders continued in
the market today, and there was cousid-
cradle manipulation also for the rise.
This was particularly evident after the
reaction in prices which followed the
opening dealings. The recovery had the
effect. which was probably designed, OF
checking the disposition 10 realize or the
part OF the traders. A number OF special
stocks we're selected then for a demon
strative upward movement The sustain
ing influence on the general list which
was exercised by these tactics was taken
advantage OF 70 take profits by the large
financial interests. which bought 10 sus-
tain the market yesterday and n tho
slump Of Friday. The larger reduction n
the short interest which was caused By
the buying to cover forced by yesterdays
advance made itself manifested in the
much smaller competitive demand for
stocks from that source. While yester-
days rally had served its purpose OF re-
storing confidence so far as that had been
lacking regarding the effects Of the IN
timely cuttinn of OF the chief magistrate.
the condition OF the money market and
other considerations tending TO repress
speculation normal 10 this period Of the
year reaSserted themselves. The money
market continued easy as reflected in the
lower rates for cali loans under the In
huence OF the disbursements by the sub
treasury, but the relief IN this quarter
had the natural effect OF steadying the
e1-shange market, and the expectation
that announcements would be made today
OF enga gements OF gold for import was
disappointed The exchange rate. how
ever, hovers near 20 the gold import
point. and foreign bankers are making
constant calculations as 10 possible prof -!
its on a gold movement. London's change
Of position IN our stock market from the
buying 70 the selling side was an addi
tional influence in steadying exchange
rates. The stocks selected Cor the bull
demonstration were ST. Paul Union Pa
cifc. Missouri Pacific. Sugar, the New
York fractions and Western Union.
There were various minor stocks which
rose a point OF more Arnalgamated Cop
per was persistently weak and encoun-
tered heavy selling on the early rallies
Late in the day It fell three points be-
low last night and closed at q net loss
OF "a.
The bond market was Irregular Total
sales. par value. $. sos,oo0. United States (
bonds we're all unchanged on the last |
call
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
CITY IN BRIEF.

All the banks in the city win be closed
for the day tomorrow.
Fred Garcelon OF Colwich. kan. was
n the city yesterday.
Mrs Villa Rea Thompson. from Hutch
inson. is visiting her father and mother.
T. NJ Rea. FOR two weeks. and viii at
tend the street fair.
ar ard Mrs Charlie Corn and children
have returned home. Mrs Corn and the
children from the New England coast.
Mr.. Corn from the eastern markets.
Sanf0rds Commercial baud VII lead The
mayor and council from the city building
II the auditorium THURSDAY 20 attend
the memorial services n honor Ct the
dead president.
Rachael Gosset Ccoiored) died yezter-
day az her home. - East Douglas eve
nue. She was x years - age ~ ths itme
a her death. Her funeral wiIl take place
This afternoon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
FIENO ON COAST.
Officers Are Locking Up czol5osz's
Record ArcunS San Francisco.

Officers are Locking Up czoi5osz's
Record Around san Francisco.
ssa Francisco. Cal. Sept. 1.-The Cali.
which yesterday printed sto-y 70 the
erect that Czolgosz. the assassin. had
called az the Pacific Grove postofice fer
letters addressed 10 Fred Nieman during
the presidents Visit 70 that town. today
asserts that Czolgosz was 81 this city
while President Mckinley was here.
Postonice Delivery Clerks ". E Reed
and s J. Reebe stated that q man answer
ing the description OF Czolsosz asked Tor
and received letters addressed 70 Fred
Nisman AZ the tine CT the presidents
visit On refreshing his memory. how
ever. Clerk Reed came 20 the conclusion
that the mysterious Nisman did not begin
20 cali for mail until after June y. At
this tine the president had been gore
from san Francisco nearly three weeks.
Secresr Service Agent IL understood 10 be
trying 20 secure further evidence OF the
movements or Nieman CT Czolgosz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
TRIBUTE To AMERICA.
- - seeoaa e.


the dead president. concluding as FOL
lows:
The career OF Mr.. McKsaIsy was tyric-
ally American. Il is indeed Anerlcanism
at it's best Even the r-zlrzal1rsd words
OF the church hymn which were among
the last things uttered By the dving lips
even that Is rypicaIy American. tco.
Amid al the riot. blare and detsaniaz
noise OF a country bursting with the
ahoun1lns vitality ard defiant strength O.
its gigantic youth, America IS in It's fegn-
dalton a country CT rTaqrH. sober. Cod
fearing homes. Every inGivi1ual Amer
can mou-us William Mckinley. the sweet
ness. wh0les0meless and faithful affection
and enduring fidelity OF the xyqicsI Amer
lean citizen-the true American man ard
husband, the tr1e American wife. ard
the typical American home.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
IS GRAND AFFAIR.
Duke ard Duchess are Treated IN
Csnada 70 Royal line.


Quebec. Sept 1.-THE ceremonies ~ the
last days stay 81 the Duke ard Duchees
Of Cornwall and YORK 81 tor ancient capI-
tal % Canada included review - the
Troops modified foF thelr reception. n
dinner On the yacht OVhlr and or Hlumi-
nation q the narnor ara cry. Rafr
reI almost incsesa ary G1rirr the mora
Ing and the crowds that vsrs e. laered
wee spce<-Ay 1lzpersed ana driven ln-
doors. The luncheon end general recsp-
ton at Spencer Wed. ere oncfli rre,-
dencs Of tia liestenart governor was
cancelled az en- eeresstsn - respect ~
the dead Americal prcsfleCt. and rartteT
Plans for IN expression ~ regret we're
mafe bat uuavoisahly. abansoaod
The Duke and Lord 1Iinto. io-9 r5vera.
cr ~ Canada decifcl 20 ~ rT erallg
rerreeentcd 90 Washt-Et1n. h1t tho Sea
was given I'D. 4 chuy zind Swept
across The plains og Abraham but the
military review was b-avciv finished Tre
duke refused az orr-a ~ ahrlter ana rode
through she rainy review Fl h.a hrf1liain
uniform ~ honorary ceiere. 81 tte seT-
enth Tusmers.
uearite the raIn che exhibition war
hrllla1t Gre Five th1ussrd lrhtn- men
inc'uling naval cantr~eas ~ aa1af 90
were uaiael or fhe green csr1ets1 rialn
IN sleht o. sie Wofe r.on4rrert Trere
were l1ar ll-ea ~ scarlet tarlrs aad Pa
toca after platoon ~ gas cal-raf sgts
ulth rows 81 alae and sfcra. AZ tagcht1
with white aEJ vtlow fer rratraat a
dozen bands viaycd the airs % zhlch ere
British army marches. a-1 -ae- tss laEe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
CERTIFICATE OF DEATH.
Coroner Gives Gfangrene As Cause of
President MckinleY's Death.

President MckiniSy's Death.
Buffalo. y. y. Sept. 1.-THE coroner Of
Erie county today issued the following
certificate OF death OF the late president:
city OF Buffalo. Bureau OF vital sta
tistics. County OF Erie. state OF New
York. Certificate and record OF death OF
william Mckinley.
7 hereby certify that he died on the 18th
day OF September. 1901. about 2.15 O'Clock,
a m. and that to the best Of ny knowi-
edge and belief the cause OF his death
was as here UNDERWATER
"Cause-Gangrene OF both walls OF stcm-
ach and pancreas following gunshot
wound.
witness NY hand this 18th day OF Sep
TENDER. 1911.
II. r. GAYLORD. " D.
III z. BLATzINGER, NJ D.
JAS. F. WILSON. Coroner.
Date Of desth-sept- u. 1901.
AGES years. months. = days.
'Color-White.
Single. married. etc.-afarT1ed-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of the United
States.
"Biuhplace-Nnes. Ohio.
Fathers nare-wmiam Mckinley.
Fathers birthplace-Pennsyiv e.
the United States
Mothers name-Nancy Mckinley.
Mothers birthpIace-Ohio. II the Uni
ted States.
Place OF desth-IIss Delaware avenue.
Last previous residerce-Faa htnEton.
d. c.
Direct cause Of death-GanErene OF
both walls OF stomach. and pan-ress fol-
loving gunsnot wound.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18

Batteries-WIltz and Powers; Miller
and NcAlIfster
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-18
NOT BE MADE PUBLIC.
Shaffer Says Terms OF Settlement Of
Strike Wi Be keUt Secret

SfaTfcr says eFms CT settlement OF
Strike Wi Be Kept Secret.
Pttsburs. SEPT. I7.-After taking time to
think Il ever. President 7. J. Shaner. Of
the Amalsamatcd association. has an
nounced that there VIII Re no public
statement Of the terms Of the settlement
az the strike Of his Organization with the
United States Stee, Cooperation He has
also decided 10 issue circular giving
The terms Of The agreement on which the
men were ordered 10 return 70 work and
after al the lodges have received it the
circular VIII be made public. Today the
Offices OF the AnalgamaJeG association
were more quiet and orderly than they
have been for some weeks. the large ma
jointly Of strikers having returned 10
WORK The men who thus far have re-
fused TO do 50 were meeting their fellow
workers, an6 kept away from the orsani-
zatiou.