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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-07
Respectfully submitted,

State Secretary. !.
The foreign work department. Of the Vir-
ginia associations was discussed at
length, ane the report of the college Sec
rotary showed how ably some OF the COLI
7lege associations have responded to this
missionary enterprise:
It was voted to invite Mr.. John Lake.
county work secretary Of Kentucky, to
attend the State convention at Newport
News in February, for the purpose Of pre-
.senting the county work department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-07
SHUFFL|NG the CARD
POLITICAL GOSSIP IL REPUBLICAN
CIRCLES.
AN!Mus OF FIGHT ON ROGERS.
Repub1ican. Here Dc Not Regard 1T
seriousI.-Hnd Right TO Dismiss
pI,,.on-1f Miller Get. Norfolk
coIlcctorship Coles VIII Succeed
Him..

Him.
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oAQoklNo A HEAlTNFUl HABIT.
French Physician Lays Down Rulss
20 d Observed.

Frsneh Physician Lays Down Rules
20 d Observed.
Smoking, according to DR.. Gaze, .
we'll known French physician. is not
an Injurious but healthful habit.
However, you must smoke in the prop.
er way and according to rules. There
are eight of the latter enumerated by
the doctor. The first two apply to CT.
gars. The latter must be in the first
place mild, and secondly, good. The
third rule is always to throw away
your cigar when half finished, and
your cigarette when nearing the end.
The fourth states that neither a cigar
nor cigarette, If it has gone out,
must be lighted second time. The
other rules are: Never remain in q
cloud of smoke; never chew the end
of cigar or cigarette; use a holder
lined with cotton wool, to absorb the
nicotine; at home smoke a pipe with
long stem, or preferably narghileh.
All these rules being duly observed.
you make smoke absolutely as much
as you like, and DR.. Gaze says that it
will not only do you no harm, but
may do you good.-Paris Correspon.
dent of London Telegraph.
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In Absence.

1t matters not how far I fare,
Or in what land I bde.
Your voice sings ever on the air,
Your face shines at my side.
For me each crimson flower that slips
Its velvet sheath Of green
Yields the remembrance of your lips
With all their sweets between.
Your hair is in the dusk that lies
Around me when | rest:
My own stars are your dear eyes,
Loves own and lovclieSt.
Happy am ] though far apart
From all that makes life dear;
Love dwells content in my heart,
EXiled, yet always near
Then take my message. Sweet, and know
How far your love has flown
To cheer and bless your lover so
Lonely, but not alone.
send it from the drowsy South
A dream of my delight.
A message to your rosebud mouth
A kiss, and a good night! r. =
Frank Dempster Sherman, in Smart Set
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-04
,,As,rs or JAPANESE. SAILORS.
Simple Characteristics o. the Mlkado's
Fighting Men.

OoUpSV VU0VOSSOVtONsSO W wv sVsNSS~ =
Fighting Men.
japanese sailors on the mikado's
warships are thus described by Archi-
bald 8. Hurd: these sailors Of the
far east take things very much as
they ind them, with st'ical calm.
They face danger with much the same
spirit with which they take their
pleasure; and in spite OF the rapid
strides which civilization has made Ia
their country their Injuries are few
and they are contented and happy
They are devoted to simple sports, to
fencing and to acting; no one can ever
forget the dramatic entertainments on
board Japanese men-of-war who has
been privileged to witness them. Nor
does the memory soon become dim of
one of these ships when decked out
In gala dress, with chrysanthemums,
cherry blossoms and other blooms typ
ical of Japan enlivening the grim as
pect of the decks. The men are adopts
in the making of imitation paper flow.
ers, which so closely resemble the
handiwork of nature that at q casual
glance one hardly notices the decep-
ton"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-04
ADVENTURES OF A BOTTLE.
Set Adrift in Lake Constance and
Found by King.

Set Adrift in Lake Constance and
Found by King.
Recently curious Incident occurred
at Weingarten, on the shore Of Lake
Constance. An infantry regiment was
in garrison there. and one evening the
bandmaster, finding time hang heavy
on his hands, strolled down to the lake
in search of adventure. The first thing
he saw was bottle, and, picking it
up, he placed in it leaf which he had
torn from his pocketbook and on
which he had written few words.
Then he corked the bottle and threw
it into the lake. What he had written
on the leaf was request that anyone
who might find the bottle would send
him postal card notifying him of the
fact
Some days later postal card
reached him, and on it were these
words in German: Il found the bottle
and gladly comply with your request.
William II, King Of Wurtemburg."
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Russian Stamps,

Russia is, or will be very shortly,
the possessor Of the oldest unchanged
issue of postage stamps in the world.
Up till now Hongkong held that posi-
ton. The first Hongkong stamps
were issued in 1859, and are identical
in every respect with those in use to-
day. The head Of King Edward Is,
however, soon to replace that OF Vic.
toria, and thenceforth the Russian is
sue with the double eagle and shield
of St. George, which first appeared in
1S64-5 (years after Hongkong), and,
like Charley's aunt, is still running,
will hold long time Observation-Disclosures
Circular.
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The Blue Juniata,

Wild roved an Indian girl, 'AEI
Bright Alfarata, liz.
Where sweep the water T'ii In
OF the blue Juniata. Id :: .
Swift as an antelope. a.,Egt:
Through the forest going, -, ar
Loose were her ;etty LOCKS
In waving tresSeS flowing.
'~s:-.-.-~'
Gay was the mountain song -
OF bright Alfarata, | "+
Where sweep wee, 1 the waters ~. ~
Strong and true my arrows are
In my painted culver.
Swift goes my light canoe 49,, ;!
Adown the rapid river. ha =
Bold is my warrior good,
The love of Alfarata; H,..y
Proud waves his snowy plume
Along the Junata I"
Swift and low ne speaks to me,
And then. his war-cry sounding,
Rings his voice in thunder loud,
From height TO height resounding.
So sang the indian girl, !
Bright Alfarata. ~
Where sweep the waters
or the blue Juniata. -Y.
Fleeting years have borne away
The voice Of Alfarata;
Still sweeps the river on
Blue Juniata.
- marion Dix Sullivan.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-04
Wild Woman in the Alps,

The discovery of wild woman of
the mountains in the Bernese Alps
is reported. She was found by an Eng
lish hunter III lonely spot more than
10000 feet above the level Of the sea,
starving and very scantily clad. She
tried to escape, and both before and
after being fed showed great terror at
all persons who approached her. She
talked language which nobody could
understand. Her identity is still q
mystery, though she is supposed to
have been deserted by some band Of
rowing gypsies and to have been wan
dering in the Alps for many months
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Where Despotic Rule Pays.

Despotism has its advantages. An
epidemic OF cholera having broken out
at Kabul, the ameer ordered his army
into healthful camps on high ground
and forbade his people to eat vege.
tables or fruit or drink unbOiled water.
The penalty prescribed for disobed-
fence or the infringement Of any sani-
tary regulations was death, and in or
der to leave nobody with Oh excuse for
those who pleaded pow
erty received rations Of the right sort
of food to be eaten when cholera 10
abroad. The pestilence was stamped
out
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-04
In Prajse Of the AnnIe.

The apple is the most democratic
Of all fruits. The pomegranate is
priestly; the grape is royal; the or.
ange is luxurious; the peach and pear
are plutocratic but the apple belongs
to the populace. 1t is symbolic OF the
country store and the corner grocery.
It breathes the free spirit Of the Amer
lean township and village. II has .
flavor OF old New England and yet .
pungency as of the South and the mid
die West 1t 10 mild, palatable, nour-
ishing and promotive OF good fellow
ship and long life.-Atlanta Journal
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-04
MIGHT MAKE A<sTATEsMAN.
"UneIe Joe" Thought Younostel
Showed All the Symptoms.

A woman who lives at the hotel
where "Unc.e Joe" Cannon always
makes his home While in Washington
was recently talki4 8 to the next
speaker of the growing incorrigibility
Ut her youngest son. II don't know
what has come over little Dick" said
the worried mother. do you know,
he is forever melting his playmates to
all manner of mischief. Then he leaves
them to fight it out among them
selves" well" remarked "Uncle
joe" with grim smile, Il wouldn't
be excessively anxious on his account.
Let MIN alone. 1t looks as If he
might have the making Of states
man in him some day"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-04
A Daily Theueht.

Aim for success. Do not select .
calling that Is beyond you. II 10 bet
tor 20 be . good housekeeper than .
poor teacher: an expert stenosyaphof
than an inferior lawyer; IN emcient
nurse than an inefficient doctor. The
more ambitious calling may bring
much notoriety in the beginning. but
failure is . word that carries with It
q nervousness that is nerve Destroying,
and strength Of purpose and stick-to-
itiyeness should be we'll determined
before one sets out upon career"
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Loepina the loop.

While the Immortals are drowsins
over their National French dictionary,
the law courts have been adding. o.
Acialiy, q new word to the French
LANGUAGE. In IN action brought BY
the Olympia Music Hall company
against the Casino de Paris for IN IN.
junction restraining the latter fvom
advertising an exhibition OF Looping
the loop" the court held that loop.
Ing the loop" now belonged TO al Ian
,guages and consequently was IN or.
binary French word Of description
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Enforced lntoxtcation.

SUIT was brought recently by .
cellarman against liquor dealer in
Liverpool for enforced intoxication.
The plaintiff alleged that he was .ob-
liged to draw of whisky from one cask
to another by means Of tube, which
he had to suck every now and then to
start the flow. At each operation ho
was compelled to swallow little Of
the liquor, and in this way became
drunk. He had been fourteen years
in the trade, and had never been drunk
before. He vas granted . verdict Of
1915 and costs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-04
reaeh N.me. Of wj,a Flow,r..

A public museum at Brighton, Eng
land, has adopted a custom which
should be followed elsewhere. Persons
are enco"ra: ed to bring In fresh
lunches C. local wild flowers culled
during their walks to one OF the on.
ciala. who arrangesN' the specimens
each v>:ninE in glass vases contain.
ing wn..- ent af1xes both the botan.
ical ard English name. Thus visitors
are mate acquainted with the flowers
which THAI have seen growing Wild
but regarding which they have had no
information.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-11-04

A tourist in Ireland who stayed over
night 1t . wayside inn not freQuented
BY visitors Informed the laAdlord n
the morning that bis boots which had
been placed outside his room door for
cleaning had not been touched. All.
sure said the landlord, and you
moight put your watch and chain out.
side your room door In this house and
they wouldn't be touched. "-Ram's
Horn.
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P. P. LEES
DEPARTMENT STORE.

Best Flour. per 98ib sack 1910
Fancy Eating Apples per box $1.20
Granulated Sugar 19fbs $I.OO
Pears for preserving bu box $2.2o
Fine Roasted Coffee 15c grade 1Oc
This is not the ground adulteration
some merchants sell you for coffee.
New Rolled Oats per h &c
Bread homemade per loaf &c
Toilet Soap best SC kind bars 26c
Potatoes-in your cellar in 20 bu
lots 4Oc
Cabbage from 10 to lac each winter
: stock per doz r. $1.OO
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neee..I,x and Invention.

Necessity" remarked the man with
tho chronic quotation habit, rs the
mother of invention" There's where
you've got nat Wheel" said the con.
trary person. Invention is the par.
ent Of necessity" How do you figure
that out!" well, take the telephone.
for example. There was no necessity
for Il until II was invented
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St. Elizabeth. He is a native OF
Switzerland and 33 years of age.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
The new rooms in the basement
will soon be ready for the seats.
Miss Florence Defiance is back
in her old place after a few days
absence.
The Chemistry class is envied
by ali the other students. Won
der why?
Geo. and Arthur Bermo re.
turned to school Monday after a
weeks absence.
The band is now composed of
seventeen members, all armed
with noise producers.
Miss Jessie Middaugh and Miss
Mary Grothe are once more
among us. Welcomeg:irls.
The band is practicing every
evening now and report fine pro-
Gress. Success to you boys.
Otto Ellison was absent Mon
day and Tuesday afternoon ow-
ing to the ladies suit and cloak
sale at his fathers store.
Ray! Ray. Ray! Zip! Zip. Zee!
Hooly! Hooley! Who are we?
Stop your guessing. Hear us
roar we re the class OF nineteen
four.
Clarence and Chester Nandell-
over spent last week goose hunt
ing and report great success and
enjoyment.
Ed. Wood, better known as
cred Wood, returned to his old
place Monday, and is now hold
ING down a seat in the Eighth
Grade Block.
Howard Woods, formerly first
violinist of the ~. S. Orchestra,
has returned to school. He will
hold down the position of base
drummer in the band.
Roy Winslow, of Arvilla. re-
turned to the school Monday.
Roy was assistant managing
editor ofthe Searchlightlast year
and we are glad to see his smiling
face among usagain.
Misses Leda Mansfield and
Edyth Russell were out to visit
the school taught by~one Of our
former students. Miss Louise
Benno, and report Louise a stern
and successful ''school NAM"
Still they come. Will Heath
one of our new students will play
a tenor horn in our band. We
are glad to see such promising
young musicians Join our school
and freely extend the hand of
welcome to all.
Leon Ellithorpn joined our
forces Monday and became a
member OF the Junior class, next
best to being a Senior. Mr.. Eli
thorpn is a musician Of no mean
ability and as such is welcomed
with open arms by thepromoters
of the band and orchestra, and
also by the girls, especially of the
Junior class. ......
What's the matter with the
Juniors, likewise the Sophs, ditto
the Freshies. The Seniors seem
to be the only class with colors.
Olive and White were those chOs-
en- because one of the class hap
pened to look at a Freshie dur
ing an example and was remind
ed that the poor chap was
"green" and looked rather white.
Hence the combination.
Taken up-Came to my place about
June 10, 1903, and was advertised June
Is, one black mare, weight about 800
pounds branded WE on lett shoulder and
Y on left hip. Owner prove property
and take animal away.
John Whitson, Twp. 154, r. 81. Sec 70.
% t3p.
Wanted.-Bright young men and wo-
men to travel in North and South Da-
kota. Work pleasant, big wages guar
anteed. Write quickly and get best teri
titory mentioning experience il any to
L. F. Allen, Fargo, N. D.
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sofa side one day last week. The
ladies We're given a ride in the
hurry-up-wagon andcharged SIS
for the same. Girls can't be boy
in Fargo.
James Warren, Il young man
OF sixteen years created some ex-
element Saturday at Mayville,
n. D., by stating that he had
shot and killed a highwayman a
few miles north of that city. He
claims that while he was driving
to town four men approached
him and commanded him to stop
whereupon he whipped up his
horse and they fired upon him.
he SAYS he returned the shot and
heard one eNclaim that he was
shot, an effort was made by the
citizens to find the body but up
to this time it has not been dis
covered.
A man by the name OF Tanner
hailing from Montana, and who
is laboring under the hallicuna-
ton that he is being pursued by
an unlimited number Of airships
struck Washington the other
day, and wanted to see President
Roosevelt. and have them stop
bothering him. Tanner init
mates that his wife lives at Mem
phis, Tenn. However, he was dis
covered before reaching the ex-
ecutive office and very properly
confined to the insane asylum at
St. Elizabeth. He is a native OF
Switzerland and 33 years of age.
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REMEMBER:

Ono of the best chances for say
ing money is to buy at our
store. People who buy Gro
ceries here certainly get the
best of everything in pure
food products. and at a say
ing OF fully 10 per cent. We
buy in larger quantities at
close prices and share the
saving with our customers.
P. P. LEE,
The Right Price Merchant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16
T he Stage


The infas tiaus fm that usfmslrton
spatiHsa TpwH has evidently made
a decided hit With the thesfef EnfFH
nf Seattle aa the Third Aeesas the
atef Is being fhfuuEet ulEhiiF With
happy. hilarious crowd. euatlaas
Taau Wsu be given four mere pet
fognaueea at ~ popular uptown
IhrateT
HAf me Old Gross uoaas.a e che
fitiH o. a five=ari play ~ HHHthrrn
ufs which created aueh sstinx iiH-
PRECISION in the minds ~ the fheatsFs
suega Of Seattle when prearHted here
three years ago. ~ 49, peuFie were
turned away ~ uVrfN performances
~ atf4sHa included. aHrr o. uaH iaHt
sern here Il has toured ali ~ The
large cities and made q hia hit in
Nsw York city during isu iHas run
fhare az the Grand opera House
The engagement az the Thift Ave
nue. theainr viii b. al q neat week
opening wifh she matlHese perform
auae sunday The play IL credited
eith being one with the most power
fH human interest HiHh comedy sell
lnferanerasd II a bright taking kiua
4 company uf great nefit headed BY
EathH Williams. who has scored
Hfeh q aBccesH 90 the leading role the
past two seasons. has been engaged
10 interpret the play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

SAY chlmmls. viii v Sc wise a.
d gtu ushiaf
''syoaIdnt Il bump Yousev returned
Tho other infastiis tiaey Helm. as ha
looked up fram the crap same ~
~roEtraa "An hos caught m. teaE
fiEht aaf iu da midaie ~ Dol canal
"tses vtsa ma Weuld let me 81
swinmin lid b. bully GOT dufa where
ne IT, hahr aaid thc arst. EtaiaE visit
fully aut 90 SEA fram hts stand zen the
coFuer az fifsl avenue ard virginia
TheY Were not the aniY spectators
q the hshins party All niong Tire
shores - fIrat aFauue uum she main
land - fhr veFN rrntef q Little Nrnian
canal ard an either sins Il TICS Wal
loo station thn amsiiautgFu and Nfs
savers gtiefvesI with Interest the vca=
tara q the lone fisherman. Who took
his I'd and reel ard Determined -
put she noatiad crnditlun q tHe an
eicnt ularunehfaFc g. aufnn Sod use.
by angling iu tbs hrinF hiiapu q s.
sttis muf
AZ TIE end Il hts iino aansifi a big
pound hnh thr rod bending nearly
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ALL FROM
SKAGWAY
srEAa6RS ooLpHiN, TOPEKA
AND oiRlal ARRIVED DURING
TITS MORNING

stae.,av liner palphin arrived
thl- ,s5....,....4 britrI5t.s . hfs Frn,v4
~ sa4 t.,.sass.r. al $50 600 ~
kt,v.aias s,,f4 ,s,pufsH4sl al the local
ff,,tfs.I $500 s...,,' gffts., am. raz
,serts 49, ,,hrn 49, ieft aE.ts,,a,s
a. trffs,it..F. -. th.f am tha
t,.t.-tt ~ Vthif,b,rss ,,,nts tr,.,.-
40 - 49,, M, &c., ~. I.,,,s.,s,
- .t....T.5s. ~ s.stt.,tf.=, f9t.
- $1,000 ,.,,,..,.,..'t =, ,,,sl.
-, t-5t, fts55sI,,.. -. ~. f5...-.,-f5f.
=, .....z..t ,t,..45t -. n
N...=...- a. t,.I.,s.fasg ,.szz.,,.-srs
-, t.ttn5- .szz=b...l.,.=
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double with the weight
SAY raraas yelled an Interested
spectator frafa the beach. fxeuse mN
curiosity. hut hne in HI did sea- atef
set out there ailsef II balloon
"tuatas uaE.. volunteered the utan
next a. him. lite Vas utin un anc 8.
thrm vontugt ianisg ears and ihata
uhsrs Sc aaaed fisa aeet aut there
two da4s nos nHd the itfr savers aln
been ahfc a. reach hifu far the tiair
ob4eiaus "a he surroundings ara
intent emily ora the prospective csfth.
the snsirF pilHd his Hazt with anceaa=
iue vikaf ass eaimla haru ~ sgrus
tiny - the faasgnrrra 49, the HfTeeS
ears sent casufthE dasn toward the
END af the bridge
To tha rtEht nshthAese has been
erwctaA 30 WaEn Frgkfeaa Heamun nf
thh a. nsrrnus earraats and TIE tfrachs
frS' % she recks.
Is that the ferry efiai a man who
VAS ~ ta hta neeh Ia gile eaaal asa
fsaliahIF bigNtna hahHteH in TIE mud
in his attempt e. at Eund cid fash
iissed breath aaer more
sure ifs ths ferry replied the man
in the boat hut itH have e. have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

In sulta - the faat that Fiiery'r
Royal Italian Hand has been giving
the patrons ~ the Grand one ~ the
farrst muiscal treats ~ the past year
the concerts were poorly pHfronirsd
throughout the whois engagement
Last nights ufnErHm waH the best
~ the series. fhr operate numbers
being rendered iu.a manner never
svraliaa ln this city from an artistic
standpoint. Selections from Tnnn#
hsusafa an Ia Travifa" were wHl-
coined with 8 perfect ovation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

NorHiea and the Metropolitan OPP
era House orchestra comes 70 the
Grand Saturday night. October ~
Madame Nor8iea has voice # won.
dsrfui beauty. quality and range
She sings with The Same perfection
~ voeaiika ton and method tbs most
exarfinR dramatic aria tho most
brIiIHnt ooioratura aria. the simplest
ballad or the purely classical uodcr
or al the really great prima dom
mas she r. the aniy one who san and
does portray uIfh equal fidelity and
f.asuar the r4tas 81 tt4a W aastarl APP.
murIa dramas ana those Of the
Trsueh and italian OPERAS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16
pluNpGR wAs soLo ArRg

The uuucssfs ~ a hafEiary com
United Ia shzaNay. oeL . ~ the
4aWeiFg Store 81 y. r. ksafua.- ara
attic and disposed u hers. This
morning tha Seattle police were
given description % the goods
ztnien and requested 20 make an 81
fort 20 find them The ieaslfY Sc
cured by the thieves AS valued al
about 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-16

Mr. Herbert Kelley and Miss Effe
Shannon appear 90 the Grand On
william GfiHfteH decentralization o.
Conan Buvie.a sherlock Holmes
on october Is. ~. 20 end a. asher-
lock HOLMES Bf play has more
than duplicated lfa succcsa ns n
book II ahauHds in great situations.
intense actiuu AMI spirited dialogues
The Performance here VIII be given
with the beautiful scenic environ
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DECLARE
A STRIKE
MIN OBJECT TO WORKING IN
SHELTER ~ HOURS WITHOUT
INCREASE IN PAY

HAtIDA. Cola.. oct % Employees
% tie sHiida nmeltnr struck this
morning because the management
insisted uplu returning 70 "a f1shaur
HaYtw ifhugt an indrFaaa iu wages
An eight hour Jay waa put IN sffe E
iu july a. hn experiment on which
bash tho Hrurltrr nuW claims Il cam
uot run the plant profitahiy An at
tempt viii h. &c q run the plant
with unu-uuiun men