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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-12
CHURCH AND PASTOR.
Items OF Interest in Maine Religious Circles

Four PEI sons We're received irtn ina
Bucksport Methodist church. lust SIM
day.
six hundred people received com
muhlon at st. Andres Catholic church
Biddeford, last Sunday.
The annual meeting Of the Lewiston
District Preachers Association Of the
Methodist church. will be held at
Lisbon Falls, oct. IS - and 80.
Rev. Joseph Nickerson. it is under
stood. is to leave Montsweag. where
IL has preached for some five wears
ana become the pastor of the LIST Free
Baptist church of Euwdoin.
Rev. f. II. Newcomb pastor Of the
South Portland CONGREGATIONAL church
has rendered his resignation 10 TAX.
effect Nov. l, in order that he may
accept the call from the Biddeford
congregational church
The Cniversalist society of South
portland, has extended a call to Rev.
MIR. Rouillard of Westmorela land. y. H..
to become its pastor. Rev. Nh Roull-
lard is graduate Of Tufts college, ana
is about Is Years old
Rev. ]. y. Lattimer, who has ac-
cepted call to become the pastor of
the Christian church in Milbridge. will
he formally installed in his new field
sunday Oct. Is.
Rev. Z. Z. Gilkey of Dover. y. H.
has accepted the call to the Court
Street +. +. church. Auburn. He will
probably take charge of the passionate
about November LIST. Mr.. Gilkey has
had charge of the church in Dover for
about ten years.
The Right Rev. Bishop O'Connell Of
the Roman Catholic diocese of Port
land will make his first visit to Bath
on tn" last Sunday in November,
when there will be a class of about
10 for confirmation at st. Mary :
church.
There was an ordination service at
the Union church. Cambridge. last sun
day. Mrs. Annie Johnson OF Clinton be
ing ordained. The sermon WAS
preached by Rev. Isaac J. Knowles Of
Cambridge: prayer by Rev. Daniel
Davis of Fairfield. and the right hand
of fellowship was given by Rev. Devoll
of Parkman. Others present We're FL
There was Il large attendance.
The annual meeting of the southern
division of the Bangor District Minis
terial Association will be held in the
Campbell Memorial, Methodist Episco-
pal church ut Sanservile. Oct. 4 and
l.. The following program has been
arranged: Monday evening 81 n
Francisco; The International EpWorth
League Convention of 1901, j. NJ.
Frost, Bangor. Tuesday, Il. m.
social service, r. T.. Lombard. H2r-
mony: social service, II. G. Hoising-
ton, COrinna. 80 p. m. sermon, II. l..
Williams, Pi;tsfield. Papers and dis
cussior: 1st-The Value Of Special
Evangelists, J. F. Haley. II. y. Has
kell, fl. L. Williams. 2nd-H"W TO
Promote q Junior Revival, +. l.. Hay
ward. w. Il. Dukeshire, G. II. Johonette.
3rd-How to Draw the Net-lhe
Altar Service, G. r. lsaupach. I. =
Ross. J. T.. Lombard. 4th-The zap
tism of the Holy Ghost, or Revival
Work. j NJ Frost, r. s. Burrill. Albert
HART. 5th-What Is the Matter win
Our Campmeetings? Why 50 rev
Conversions and Entire Santlfcation?
]. II. Irving. l.. II. Lidstonc, }. w.
Price. eth-Ny Plan for the Fail ana
Winter Campaign. a short prayer or
address nv each member Discussion
opened by w. A. Meservey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-12
IN THE SCHOOLROOM.
What is Being Done in Maine for the Advance
ment Of Education.

a School Improvement League has
been organized III Stockton Springs,
the object of which is to improve the
school buildings and grounds, and in
sure longer terms Of school.
Harry Perkins graduate of Lind
scy high school. Shapleigh. has pre-
scented that school with a new flag. \
flag raising will occur in the near
future.
Miss Addic Lynch. who is one Of
Oronos successful teachers and who
has lately been teaching ut Cripple
Creek. Colorado has accepted the po-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-12
STORIES OF THE KING.
Kinq Edward is Cordial. But Permits No famiI
iariN.

In a recent article on Edward the Sev-
pnth in McCIures Magazine, George W.
SmaIltv says the King has always heen
a man Of the world
R.,Js Men in the sense in whic II
instead that phrase means
of Hooks much HE knew
men" continues Mr.,
SmaIlev. .He judged them Well lie oh
served and reflected. TO books ne has
never devoted himself. ! once asked one
of the men most about him. What does
the Prince read? The answer may well
startle you:
lie reads nothing.
Won mean he reads little"
..I mean he reads absolutely nothing.
We law before him what we think he
ought to see. and he reads that but yo.i
will never see Il newspaper and still less
a book in his hand.
at may have been true at the moment
when if was said. though ! am bound 10
add il has been denied by other author
ity equally goou. But suppose 1t wer'
tr1c, The man of affairs and of tn
world is the man to whom this practical
race. with its unerrins instinct for what
il essential looks for guidance ana for
Government That is why III Parliament
ana in public life generally the profess
sor' is = name almost always spoken with
, faint suggestion of contempt Eut no
hodv will ever call the King Il professor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-12

Lady Sybil 'rimrrs.. who's cuutg.nl,.,i
t" Lord Rcauchamp has been first an
n"unced. then denied. and th,n again re
ported. IL one of the very cl-y,rcst girls
IN English society Many amusing ana
witty remarks ARE placed to her credit.
This IS not astonishing. Not only is her
father Lord Rosebury, an uncommonlv
brilliant man, but her grandmother. the
Ga Duchess Of Cleveland the mistress
of Battle Abbey. WAS one of the most
remarkable women of her own grutrIti m
and of several others Lady Svb:l was Il
particular taVorit, - tn. late Queen Vic
tofi1. VINO accorded her the rare priNi-
l"Sr ~ private presentation at Wind
Sor and pressed upon her the position
%; maid-"f-honur. which. however Lord
i,OSthurY respectfully declined for her
She was born in l>.9 curing the Mid
lothian Camnaign. ANA il was owing Ia
this that Mr.. Gladstone nicknamtd hrr
the Suffrage Baby"
Ii Lady SNhil shoGli really marry tile
Earl of EcaUcEamp. the latter may he
congratulated on having Won a far more
brilliant wife than he deserves for while
clever in some respects. he is most Ia
mentally lacking in tact. ana when gov
ernor of Australia was forever an4prinG
and even insulting the people Of has
satrapY by foolish remarks. Indeed he
left the antipodcs with the reputation of
having made a higg,r failure there than
any other peer who has ever been sent
out from England ID represent the Crown
in Australia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-12
FOREIGN CHAT
Germany's Crown Prince Tour
ing Europe |ncognito.
Stories of One of the CIeverest Young
Ladies in England.
Army REFORMS by King Edward..a Mucs.En.
gagged Russian Princess.

1t is rs count Geldcm" that IL. yo.,n,
crown Pri2ce "f German; is touring eve,
Europe. one day we hear Of Hin, ~ ~,
w"rp. \ few dHys later AZ Brussci. tba,
at Genoa. aftrrwurd III thc u,rtb III
italy II" holds no htcrcouree with H.,
local authorities traNcs ~ quietly o..
possible, attended oHiy ~ Il cor.,!c N,
gentlemen in waiting ana y servant ,nl
taxes IN all the sight. in The most tlor-
"iSh and conscientious fashion.
At Amsterdam he found himself face, "a
FACE I'll" Other day with tho w,Gown!
Queen Of italy. WHO for tho first t;n,,
IN her life is likewise or 4 sights. aj.i..
tour abroad tins having been recommend.
G" by her physicians in the hone of dis
reliinG the melanChoiia into which IN.
mad allowed herself ID laus. SIM. WIN.
murder Of her husband. Shc. too. travels
inccGnit". under the name OF ..Cou15-
"s* Siuppinizzi,' ana has already VISIT
ca Austria. Germany. Holland. ana E,.i-
gum, ana is now touring through France
The Emperor ana E,spreSs Of Russia.
may add. are established with their chill
dren AZ Spala. their beautiful country
seat il the depth Of the forests ~ Rus
san Poland where There ~ some mag!.i-
hcent shooting. ANA where me. oninv
a greater amoIui OF privacy and FREQ
dom than any where else in their ,!ofnin-
ions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-12

There arr many people I'LL America
who Will recall William Goschcu. WHO
spent quit" number of years III thi-
country a$ secretary to tn. British an
bassy. He has Just been created 4 knight
commander Of the order ot 81. Michael
ana ST. George un tine occasion nf King
Edwards visit Ia Copenhagen. whore IN.
represents tn" British government W.
Minister plenipotcntiary. Ilcucciorth.
therefore. h" must hc addressed as Sir
William Goschen while his charming and
amiablc wife has become Lady Goschen.
Princess Clthern" IuUricWsi;d. tine
Youngest daughter Of he murdered Gar
Alexander II by his second ana NOR
2anatic wife. j. once more engaged to he
married. this time to one of her country
men. namely. Prince Alexander Eariutin-
silv son Of Tit. general Of that name VINO
is grand master &c the household Of the
widowed Czarina. Young Prince Alex
amer has been living a great deal at
Paris as aid-Cr-C&mp Ia the late imperial
Duke Eugene of IcUchtenhrrg, who died
tie other day. ANA ii is Tins same officer
whose name was mentioned a few weeks
ago as having killed in duel Prince Alex
stnder Sayn WittGerstoin, the cncolIutr:
res shifting from Il 6iSput" on til" subject Of
Il couple of French actresses at ST
Petersburg. There is no gir who has
been more Frequently engaged than Priu-
cess Catherine J0urieWSka, who has been
affianced in turn to the Duke Of ChaulneS.
to Count Bosom de TalleNrand-pcrigord.
who married Miss Helen Morton last
Saturday in London, and to many others.
the match being broken off in each case
owir- to the refusal Of her mother. tn"
colossally wealthy widow Of Empernr
Alexander II, to make any adequate ilnan-
ciaI provision for her daughter. Prince
Bariatinsky is heavily in debt. and pr0ba-
bly, on this account is read" To submit To
any monetary terms imposed by ms tu-
ture motherin-laW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-12

Russia has a population of S.m00n; IL,
ally has only 5000 600, and yet the total
amount Of the income tax is the same IN
both countries. Italy mas a debt OF Io"
100 90 which is growing at the rate Of
cl4OO 900 a year. The only way the ltai l.
ians can escape the taxation is to em'-
CRATE, and this they are doing i'll con
siderable numbers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-12

Among the reforms instituted bv King
Edward in The English army is one which
IN spite 0f its >UmptuarN character. viii
attract more widespread &;trntion than
any reorganization " army corps ana III
visions. It i the abolition Of the mes,
jacket. or shell Jacket rs some call it-a
Jacket as abbreviated as the one worn bE
Elton school boys. ANA only reaching "a
the waist. ~ worn I'm some regiments it
is Of scarlet. hN others uf dark blue.
Others again OF dark green. gold ON
broidery ana lace being plentifully used.
OF course. il is a garment which looks
wonderfully well on perfectly built yoIug
subaltornS. but its clrt proportions ap-
pear ridiculous IN thc case NJ fat jor@,
tuhhy colonies, ma jeStic generals ANA
portly kings. all cugnizant of growing
presence quite out Of the reach of the
mess jacket to CInthc with Il nice con-
clusion." The plac" of the mess Jackets
il to he taken by swallow-tti! coats vi
scarlet. blue or dark green ~ tho ease
may he. ANA certainly thcy will look more
iienificd than tho abs little smell
Jacket
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one t,re:;cE
;int W as
Os c-!oUkc ed

"one more incident, in which the Prince
and Mr. Gladstone figure. | am the NOR
disposed to tell it, since Mr. Gladstone.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-12

Il l'i liISt liIttldLli
ing cNultantly the
breakup Of the
American l.eplblic,
ana then rrpentinS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-12
{. F. Hathaway { Co.'S
Custom Shirts.
oct5.S,1J,12

The King. when the Prince NJ
Wales. made many friends. ana admitted
some 10 his intimacy. He was a good
friend. II he expect
cd much Of his as liberties
sociatcs, hc gave Never
much. ON hi- side Permitted
there was often an
easy familiarity. on theirs never. TIL,
reserve due /" ii person in that stati"l
WAS not forgotten 10y either M mat
took "A liberty with The Prince. or none
took a second. | have seen Him stand
with hiS arm thrown Hlfcctionately .uhuut
a friend : shoulder. but IN" friends arm
was moi about ms. ! have known him
To Il" 4 hundred guod-natUrcd things. hIi
those whom h" thus befriendcd recnE-
Hizcd his Kindness in II way mat never
failed 1" mark tho permanent social inn
t"INaI between the Prince ANA the rest
Of the world. lie would write YOU q let
ter beginning Ny dear y and ending
Yours sincerely. Albert Edward When
you answered II Yui began. Sir. and
closed with 4 subscription ut ceremony.
'puc exception | VIII record. An Eng
hshnhn of distinction. and also of Il
curiously rugged Independence ot char,,c-
ter. had transGrc~sed
one Breach rat hrr taetantIy
That Was nnr of those Iii
q, c-!oo.cd written rules Of
royal ia Il q I {
which All the world observes. Ills wifi"
perceived the breach. and spoke of it 10
me Prince. who answered:
Lady your husband has done
more for "" welfare o. m c0untrNmon
,nAh almost any fH-iiShmah KNOW
N"Ner mind Wlat Ht SAYS. ! small never
remember fauit "i manner agains,
nun.
Most n us TANK. Will agree that
ms incident Was honorable ~ h"th.
ION the other hand IN EngHshman
distinguished in a very different way.
once walked MP tn tina table where the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

DR.. and Mrs. J. ID. West left yes
terday Tor Coleman for "A visit.
Miss Lucy Barry Of Nayasota WIS
here Yesterday en- route 10 Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ia Edge entertained
some oftheir friends Thursday night.
Miss Myrtle Conway has returned
from a visit 10 Houston aud Kerr
Vile.
Mrs. Tucker j. visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. John V. Currie Of Hunts
willie.
See the new candies we have just
received. y. NJ. McDougald's Drug
Store. n
Tom Searcy has a good Ave room
house in the southern part of town
FOR rent. i75tf
All the new styles in millinery and
n nice line 81 silk waists at Mrs. G..
VI. Pr0ctor's. 1913
Just received fresh shipment Huy-
ler's fine candies az McDOugald's
Drug store. ssu
County court convened yesterday
morning and light criminal docket
was taken up.
Mrs. Earnest Brogdon of Houston
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Chas. Patterson.
la Rugine. 3 for - cents, is a good
Havana cigar. sold by Lewis Mike
al the Exchange hotel. "
The Third Regiment Band will
give Il concert in the court house
yard next "Wednesday night.
Rev. :. c. Martin will begin a
series of meetings az steep Hollow
church next sunday morning.
Rov. L. VI. Bullock will begin a
protractod meeting 80 RELIANCE ON
the first sunday in next month.
Metal Shine soap powder gives
wonderful results. CAN ON Sanders
Bros. a Co. for free sample. aug 10
Mrs. Florence Pate returned home
Yesterday after visit 90 her parents,
sir. and Mrs. A. W, Dycss of Bethel.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

LOCAL NEWS.
Wehh Chnthnm b ID Knsse.

webb Chatham is AZ Kosse.
Try Temps FalstaI bottle beer. Il
Rufe Conner is here from Houf-
ton
Residence for rent. Apply to y. ).
Webb. OFF
r. H. Smith spent Saturday in
Houston.
Youll find fresh drugs AZ No
DOugald's. tf
o. G. and Wash Utsey We're In
town yesterday.
Miss aaude Pruitt returned TO
Houston yesterday.
O. l.. Tabor Is spending so me time
with his family here.
Get your soap and toilet articles AZ
McDougald's drug store. n
Little Joker . cent cigar Lewis
Mike, at Exchange hotel. g2
W. Il. Nabors aud Burt Norwood
ave gone to Mineral Wells.
WANTED-To sell % White Flyer
BICYCLE cheap. Apply at this office.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16
La q. n. Excursion Rates.

Dates shown are those on which
tickets are on sale.
Buffalo, y. N.-Pan-American eX-
position: tickets on sale daily.
Chicago, III baptist Young PeO-
pies Union, July 22-23 north Of Pal
estine, 23-25 south and west Of Pal
lestiue.
Milwaukee. Wis.-Annual meet
ing Grand Lodge, -. +. o. Elks,
July 1921 north Of Palestine, 1870
south and west Of Palestine.
Chicago, Ill.--Summer session ed
Vocational Institutions.
Louisville, Ky. = Triennial con-
clave Knights Teinplar, August "a
- north of Palestine, 1924 south Of
! Palestine.
College Station-Texas Farmers
Congress, July 22-2}-2i.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. excursion
tickets from / a O.. y. points az rate
81 one and oue-third 40 fares.
World famous hot we'll. natural san
itarium and health resort.
Tyler-Old Soldiers and Settlers
Reunion, July l5-l6.
, Cripple Creek, Col.-Traus-Missis
sippi Congress, July ll-lj north of
Palestine, 1914 south and west Of
! Palestine.
Austin-TeNas Volunteer Guard
eucampmcnt.
Low excursion rates will be made
Tor all Of the above occasions. Ask
ticket agents for particulars as %
rates, dates OF meeting. etc. or write
lta ID. j. Price, g.. =. q I. A.,
Palestine, Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

Mr.. ID. A. Hortman OF Bryan
has added 10 his blacksmith shop
new machine for sitting tires
that is a wonderful improvement
over the old method.
II IL Henderson's Tire Setting
Machine. The machine weighs
800 pounds and is a splendid
success, as can be testified by this
writer personally, having work
done on IL. II sets the tires cold,
does the work in a few minutes
time. keeps the dish Of the wheel
jus, right, and in quality Of work
is big improvement over the old
slow method. The Eagle reporter
saw two steel buggy tires set in ~
minutes, Exclusive Of time taken
TO 20 over the bolts), and he saw a
big wagon wheel that had an ex.
tremely loose tire go through the
process in less than ten minutes,
and came out with the tire shrunk,
the spokes driven up firmly in the
hub and the fellc' and the wheel
had less dish thtsh when it went
into the machine.
The work il doue by exerting an
pressure, and can be
understood thoroughly only by
seeing II in operation. Those i'm
teresied are invited to call around
at Hortmin's shop and see the
machine at work. dw39
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

In speaking 81 the new lake 10 be
put Id by the /. a g.. y. south 81
town, Mr.. j. ID. Trammell, chief
engineer. said that 10 would bee about
sixteen feet deep and cover twenty
i've acres. tie expressed the hope
that there would b. sufficient rain 10
mn h before the Central Texas fair
Ia November. The lake will be- just
below the fair grounds aud will be "a
great addition To the attractions.
Mr. J. u. Trammell, chief engineer
OF the /. q g.. y. Railroad, in c1n-
vorsati0n with the Eagle reporter
stated that he expected the new
road would get 90 NavasOta in
OctoSer or November, and that work
was progressing mere rapidly on the
north extension above Marlin than
on the south. Mr.. Tnmmell and
superintendent Al. Bowers were
en- route a. the north end after look
ing over work below here.
Alfred House. colored. who lives
on Frank Wilson's place near Tabor.
brought 90 town yesterday two stalks
81 cotton heavily loaded with grown
hollis Of which there were twenty
three on one stalk aud thirty on the
other, At this rate the first bale
will not be long getting In.
WANTED-Five hundred and
trirty-hve good straight Post Oak
Post eight and one half feet long dee
livered on grounds of Central Texas
Fair Association. Leave bids az office
~ Moore x Dyer, Bryan. Texas.
Paul Bradley, Chairman Building
Committee.
We have got the best band In the
state now and everybody should try
10 help the boys a little. They have
some very fine music for their con
cert Wednesday night, its worth
doubt the price 20 hear IT, Adinis-
sion % cents.
LOST-On Bryan and Midwife
road Sunday blue flannel coat with
light stripe, owners name ON inside
pocket Reward for return to Eagle
office. ~
Cool coats for these hot days in
Sergcs, Mohairs, Sic!jians. Alpacas
and wash materials from Toe % 500
each AZ Parks n Waldrop. 81
X: b. Dorsey Of Marlin has bought
from Dan ] Ford a half interest in
the Exchange hotel barborshop. Mr.
Dorsey Is an expert barber.
The Old Landmark association adj
journed sunday night after one Of
the largest and most successful
meetings in its history.
Mrs. W. j. Kirk left for her home
40 I.aGrange yesterday accompanied
by her sister, Miss Maggie White Of
the WiNon community.
Mrs. o. G. Utsoy and MIS-. T.. L.
Peters left yesterday f1T Mexico.
Mrs. Peters expects 90 make her
future hame there.
Lewis Mike at the Exchange hotel
sells the Sabrosa , cent and MetrOpol
titan Havana, 10 cent cigars. They
are the best. %
Three hundred yards Of tafTeta %
10 q inches wide il on sale at Nor
woods at 70, IS and 9S cents per
yard. 1893
FOR RENr--A neat five room
cottage In the southern part u town.
Apply to Mrs. DR.. Jas. r. Johnson.t II
Fresh bread and cakes made to
order at +. Gries er's C!' Ba~ery. II
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

To Cure chills or Malaria in Days,
Take ouinoria. All druggists are an.
thorized 10 refund the money In any
case Of ohllls. fever or malaria Il fails
10 cure. Price soc per package. NJ.
II. James, the leading druggist, Bryan,
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-07-16

Strata Grusippi Vito DiCenedetto
Above list 81 letters remaining in
the Bryan postoiiice for the week
ending July 10. a charge Of one
cent il made on each piece Of mail
advertised. When calling for these
letters P9eaze say advertised, giving
date. Very Respectfully,
TYLER HAswELL. 4. NJ.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-07-24
STATUS Of 1HE STRIKE
Little Change In the Situation
Since the First Of the
Week.
Threatened Injunction Proceed.
inss Not Yet Begun. Blu:
They Are Expected.
Strikers Maintaining Visilant
Watch OF the Non.Union
Mills.

Pittsburg, July 24.-The status of the
strike this morning remains unchanged
except for rumors of intended injunction
proceedings and of efforts being made
by disinterested parties to bring the
leaders of the two contending forces to-
gether, with a view to bringing the con-
tiict to termination by compromise
of some sort
Neryl Preston, former president of tbs
American Steel Hoop Company, and
John Warner, of the Carnegie Steel
Company, are in the city and their visit
seems to have given rise to the supposi
tion that they came here to discuss thi.
question with the officials of the Anal
gamated Association. Reports were in
circulation that conference was held
last night as President Shaffer and Sec.
retary Williams. of the Amalgamated
Association, We're seen on the streets
down town at an early hour this morn
ing When seen today both vigorously
denied there had been conference of
any kind. Preston and Warner could
not be located. So far nothing has been
done in the matter of the proposed in
Junction proceedings against the strik-
ers, but 1t Is understood papers are be-
ing prepared and attorneys will offe,
them in the federal courts within day
or tylr