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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
8o9er
neoiatte priier,

8i bar mobtaget mango gobe biniee
Bigger, Iom lite er opfgrt / bort &atas
log. Canine lelges til nebiat pris,
iaalenge Oplaget parer. priierae er
netto, og gagerne ienoes p~ortofrit, til
Opldget er uoiol9t, / ben Oroen, fom
8eiti1inQerre inoleber. Strip meb
bet Iammen, inoen bet er for tent.
O8egerne 6eItiGes efter Summer.
156. Qaernneite aogeboa for unge
6usmpOre. Snce1oIoenoe: $40
a~npisninger, ION 9%eileOning i at
to9e, ba9e, itege, iplte Og ~neole9ge,
inOilagte m. m. 100 Siber. Rebs
fat fra 35c. til 10c.
157. 6. 8. S%purgeons 0iO o9 Ser
ming efter ,9be Size anO 9abOurs
Of paitor 6. $. Gpurgeon" al
qoI. 81. Sbinbler peo 6. S9legeI.
Meb 6Ororb at YdItor 8rooe Rdsz
mus EN-.
1913. 6ormaaen0e genner. 2pItipil /
fire qtter at 9il6elm. Muaing. 1873
Sioer RtbIat fra 60c. til 40c.
159. 3uberfuloien bos 9b9get. 81
orag til oens gef9mpelie og Sc
grpnsning. @f 9. g. N.4noerien,
DDrI9ge. Q%n6efalet al 8eitprelien
for 5psns Stiftspatr. Selita6.
% GiOsr. Hebiat fra 15c. til Sc.
100. 3ortFattet @goningslere for
ben praftiIte 9anOsmunO, uf ).
&rarup. 80 Sioer. Hebfat fra
Ice. til &c.
161. l0aiItoleliu i 3reOIerne og ienere
Nar. Manboomsminoer at Nnton
NielIen. III Siber. Neoiat fra
soc. til 35c.
1852. TiloiofIte OberoejelIer. Min=
ore Nf6anolin9er at 81. SeiIen.
IS Sioer. Neofat fra 40c. til 20e.
163. ON Sans, Der tom paa !9siIfoz
len. Gn 5ort9aing at Nnton Nielz
len. 5jeroe l1bgaOe. So Sioer.
NebIat fra zoe. til 15c.
164. Melem proteitanter pg 8atoli@
Ter. Sti33er fra &irfeliOet / 5Dff'
Lamb % Gliais. gf 5reOerit Npz
Qaaro. Meb IL giIeoer. 216 Sis
Der. Neofat fra 90c. til 40c.
l65. 200 Menuer. Commemorate
% ubgione at aarenqeterIcn, 9nss
beItDrerinbe. 112 Stoer. Nebfat
fra '4Oc. til 15c.
1866. Uganda, ct triItnet 2dno
!Siertct at @fritu, at u. 6. g.
@ropesR asmusien. SO Sioer. Neos
fat fra 50c. til 25c.
1877. Gn 4drgang prebiferner | nb'
TAFT at Niels 2inOberg. 108 Siber.
NebIat fra SOC. til 25c.
1853. 8eo MibIommertio. 5olte'
liusbiuebe / FIRE Sanblinger at pe.
Der g.. Mpner. 2O8 Siber. Neo'
fat fra $1.0O til SOC.
169. 2onbsbDlip / Srebiperne. Barn
bomsminber al @nton Nielien. 25S
Giber. IeOTut fra $1.00 til 40t
40. Sgbefoltet / Nutioen. st Sore
brag, bolot i Soenie ben 20. @prl
1893, of Sic. sbeol. 81. g.. Poul
len, Slotsprait. 81 Sioer. gfeo
fat fra lac til 10c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14

i 2tlnutnlng III Sldd Tors SpHz
mermeoe / Belle dfbolotes ct 9istuss
fionsmsbe, bportil Ierlig preIter og
Wisiion9rer par inbbubte, / 8p.ns
Wisiionsbus ON
@fbolbsfugens getpb>
Of Softets remtio b,
ter inolebeoeS al paitor q. S6acf,
agbenbabn. 6an begbnote meo at
minoe ON, at Der for en- balo Snes
2lur lioen / Gnglano uotom en- gog,
Iom ferit bleo trDtt | faa Gtsempldz
rer, men Ienere er bleOen trDtt / man
&c tuiinoe Gfsempfdrer, bet er Ell 8og
al Benjamin aio. Den er ogiaa oOerz
iat paa 0onIt, % bet er en- meget
larerig BOG, iom en9oer fan BABE
Qptte og @labe at at laie.
6orfatteren taler life ON 8riltenz
bonn, men Iseer al biItoriIt Del at ri
Ie. at bet er R%eligionerne, Der bar
6aaret Wenns1tene iremao, % ban oi=
Ter, at Wenneitene I friitne 9anoe
9aar / Spioien for uobitIingen. Del
hanger Iammen meo, at al Dtoral
grunoer fla poa 8eligion, % at men
neiteligt5remifriOt lite fsrit % frem=
melt beror pad inteGlettuelle, men paa
moralite og religioie @genItdbtr.
6an mener. at GngelItmanoene
ftoar unoer 5rdhfmanoene / Scr
itano, men oper Dem I Wordl. % Der
for gdar be frem / 9al % Mdgt.
meoens zen frantic Race i~narere Tan
iiges al goa til6oge.
@laoitore bar Iagt. at De Bolt, Der
ifal beitaa / aampen for 3ilp9relien,
er Dem. Der bar De bsieite morulIfe
@genIfaber. % bet ifdl blanot dnoet
oiIe iiq oeroeo, at De arunoigt for
madr at uorDobe 4lto6olen.
CAB os t1nte os, at Der DIN ct balD
bnnoreoe 2(or life lpngere orittes Ql=
tobol fer / 9dnoet, ri oil oa faa en-
5glelie al, at bet bill betbOe en- tier
Sum al QDtte for Solicit. at bet Oiloe
Dsre en- p~iounoerlig 9ntte. ON Ri fun
be ico Den fr9gteli9e 5jenOe norpez
Get. oq om mango al De @pner, Der
liQ9er brat tunoe TONNE / anDen
oelie.
Men nan bil Iiqs. at bette 5anfez
elsperiment er en- lltopi, men bet er
lite 5ilfGloet.
Ooerbibliotbefar 2enge bar bGret
ct @ur / 2Gappten. pg ban befanot
ia Der / ct 2ano, boor Der iIet ingen
Dranfere funbtes.
2Ggppterne er ct 5olt, Der | mango
Senieenoer itadr unoer os, men bet
oiier fig bog, at be tan uorpoos 0ritz
mteriet, og bporfor ituloe bet oa lite
oeIaa funne lnttes for os.
9anite bit bupoe ben grGife Obj
tbs 8ism9nb n9ppe bilet fro, at
Slaperiet tunbe opbGOes, men 3iOen
bar pit, at bet goot lob fig sere.
Ser / qanbet troeoe @pbseierne / i'm
5io, at 2anoet oilbe gaa til @runoe,
ON gsnperne fl oeres 5ribeC.
Men 2anoet Itaar BOG enbnu ben
Dag / Dag, Ifpnt 9snoerne for langit
BAR fact Oeres 5ribeb,
6porfor itdl Ri altio ie pou5or9Ols
oene fra ben life ibeale Chez
Oct ifal Ri life, Do Ri ltal berfOr
oqiau ie lDIt pua af6olosbeuGselien.
SOis Ri nu pil ipprge ON Miolerne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14

DTNh0 SfA1 S0lHI2 LII ! y
ie for fattige Sfolebsrns geIpis=
ming. % Siber. Gebfat fra 20t.
til &c.
172. 2aura aieler: Silbouetter.
LA Siber. N.O7at fra 75c. til
25c.
173. 5 aaren.s agb. 0igte at Md-
tbilbe 2eoebau. Meb 5ororb at
gaitor gil6. Beet. So Sioer. Nebs
lat fra Doc. til 15c.
ia. 3il min Syn, ben unge St1s
bent. Meo 5ororb at 8iifop $.
Stein. 45 Stber. 0ebTat fra 25c.
til Toe.
It's. 9enbernes 5rembrub og Stifte
populart fremitiQet at Or. meo. 6.
@ngelfen. 48 Siber. Nebfat fra
zoe. til 10c.
176. 5olt 8gbferen oe bans 5Olfss
fanqe peb Morten Gffefen. Meo
gi1eoe. II Sioer. HebIat fra
3Oc. til Toe.
178. Sm &enbffab til 8ilotets Spor.
5oreOrag peO ben fSrite norbiite
Sugt og 5jertreuoitiling at 6.
gsrnersS &c iloens5oliten, Sofiagers
meter. 80 Siber. Ne5fat fra 35c.
til 15c.
179. .gn Opgauenbe Sot". Sfueipit
i fire 9unolinger of Magoulene
sboreIen. 222 Sioer. Nebiat fra
$1.16 til 25c.
100. 30 San9e r9 9rigsOiie til
grug beb @aabenbrsores pg
DISQUALIFICATION. Sumlebe at 2m.
peterien. A Stber. Nebiat fra 10c.
til Sc.
181. Il Safer for 9srn. Samleoe
Of Sira Climb. Sc Siber. Rebiat
fra zoe. til Sc.
182. Gen 9ejittige 0sb. Gn 5ortelz
ling fra ben tatbolife preiteitano
at Gmil Marriot. 4utboriferet
Operiattelie at 4.9ierulf. 271 Sis
Ger. NeOIut fra $1.35 til SOC.
1873. Den blinbe Goaneelilt, Sens
Sprenien, 9Drbolm. st Minbez
ftriTt ubgiDet at SAT. 9olm, qrait.
SO Sioer. Iebiat fra 25c. til Toe.
1874. gls pg Sunbepeo, en biitoriif
geIfripelfe oeo g. 6arris. 60 @is
Der / Omildg. NebIut fra zoe. til
5 Gents.
1876. NpoItlen qauli 8rep til Gpbe@
ierne meb en- fort nbl19ning al q.
6. 9afsleo, Brett. 90 Sioer / Om=
flag. NeOIat fra sc. til Sc.
1856. Sra bet breOe Sag. 5ortal@
finger og StilOringer, at qeoer q.
0epuer. 1876 Sioer / 0mfla9.
1eoIat fra $1.O0 til SOC.
1877. BUFFERS 9enner. airte6iItori@
ie NutiOssS ti38er, fra @eTtz9pTf=
lamb og GiIais at paftor Fl. gpz
oauro. 437 Siber / SmIlag. gfeos
lat fra $1.60 til SOC.
|188. 9reoifener bolote / SoipitaletS
% ct. anuo8 airfe / ODenle at
2uOpiq !6elbeg, Or. t6eol. og phil.
Meo 5orfatterens 9ineOe. 412
Sioer. Neb1at fra $1.9o til soc.
|189. 0m 6%orIpgene pau at 9runbz
laqge en- religionsls8 Sabelare.
st 6orebrag al q. Seifen, 4Oiuntt
beo OOenIe &otbeoralIfoIe. 43 Sis
Der / Omilag. Neofat 30c. til zoe.
100. Snaaberns gibel. Np Sic
mentarbog / &rifenbomstunbffu6.
Meb en- Del 8iIeber. llOgipet al
aoolf 9dngiteo. MeO ct 5ororo
af qaTtor Gbp. 8tuumiiler. SO
5ioer / Omilag. Hebfat fra Doc.
til 15c.
191. De ii Buo. Srtltelt9e 5ores
brag fra Bethesda" at S. S6ouse
bpe, S%ognepr9Tt beo @urniions
atrte. 244 Siber / Smflag. Neos
fat fra $1.2o til 35c.
1872. Sons aoolf grorion og bans
grgore. Set rare &leperblao fra
Ranbrup". 2ipsitilbrin9er og 81
brag til ct 8%iosbiQebe peo Spbn
SunIen, Sognsprait for 8isleo o9
Gueitep. 312 Siber / Smflas.
Neofat fra $1.6O til 75c.
Loo m.x cY.1f,,o,o 0Tnen~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14

BUN FAB meb. ia fig me0 be9ge 9ans
Der ON 9o'oet pg iutfe Iaa uiigelig
Iorgfulot: o4a, ben, fom tunOe pp
bel!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14

; ''NlffsH ~ AlHpip' 4tuu ~ pUAe
opm9rtiom paa en- @runof@ orItel, Der
b%eitaar oeri, ct nogle bill arbej0e for
Ncacebolb, andre og berunoer glua
arrs forlanaer Observation-Disclosures
4e0, for Ri MAD nemlig Bort fra Dritz
feitittene ng 9aneoritter,et, Der er ct
Sooeopuntt / aampen meo Orutfens
ftaben.
@i tunee nemlig oa faa foriteGise
5or6eOringer til bet 6eOre, T. SIS.
5n5frantning af ubIalgs itererne Deo
2opbeItemmelle r.
9i mdd gda meo til ben fuGoitans
oige u~orpoOelIe al Qlto6olen, eGers
bill hi ultio 6e6olDe 9ruffenItu6en.
gr bet gooe. iom 9ritteifitten
6ringer os. ioa tort, at Ri for at be-
boloe bette, Ital fnbe os / BET frpgte=
lige Onoe, fom 0ruttersfa6en meOs
feyer?
Oct er 6roeoiueen.
Oct er 10 gdnIte iampittig6eoslpit
at botoe pad 9ritte itittene, bbis be
life meoferer noget @oot, og boiltet
9ooe meoferer De, ia, bet er bet. iom
Qf6olOsfd9ens Mooitenoere itol Iige
os.
5OaO tan Der bel iiges til 6orIoar
for 9rifte Ififfene2
Qegerne icgoe / i'm 9io. at Otto
3olen bar grb, De bdooe %enopgiaa for
isgt at faa 3aleren feb Oeo 6jelp al
BEN. Munter6eb.)
QGgerne bar MI Ilaaet fuloItanOig
ON belbigois; be oil n9ppe not MI
dn6efule ben iom Meoicin.
Qniete Eager mener, at Nltobolen /
ale 5ilfeloe = IelO / lmaa 9cIer =
ger Staoe.
9r9noepinen boloer ref MI n2ppe
mango pad, men be pil opg g9rne be-
6oloe I. SIS. Rpopinen, Der giper, Iom
be Tiger, en- bis 5eItioitet.
Men triitne MenneIter Ifdl life
tomme | en- munter Stemning peb
9jGlp al Nltobol.
5eItioiteten ldoer fig n9ppe f%oripa=
re pa1 ben Wadoe.
Oct Oil pitt bliDe pdnitelist at Iige,
bo;lfe 2iospGroier Ri gear Clip al peO
at uorpbbe Q~lfobolen.
9i maa tunne femme uo oper bette
StriOSipsrgsmaal pg 6lipe enige ON,
at ri Ital babe @aneorifteriet bort og
bIipe tOtalaf6oloenOe.
Meu raar oenne Itore folfelige
Stamp Ital fsres. 6porfor ital man ou
tempe gennem 8lod 9ors2
50, 6ois bet er en- 8olfeTaq, %
8laoitons bar &et / lin 9aaftano,
riIoe ret nGre en- S%tGnoIel, ON bet
life bar De ariitne, rer tog oenne Sag
Up. og fsrte ben igennem.
0et piloe Oare ct ReOerlaq for os,
ON bet ON 100 @ar fulbe iiges, at
@ltobolen er %uorpooet. men bet bar
life 0eD Meni9heoens 6jefp.
0et fan MI beloigois life iiges, for
ri ri bar glaa aors.
Wlen BERTH tommer, at Der er ingen,
Der fan ire oenne Gag Iaa goOt frem
Iom netop Meni96eOen, for fun naar
triiine Menneiter ta9er @trbejOet op,
b!iOer bet til 5relie for MenneFer.
Oct galoer ON at faa ois1e Mlens
METER, Der er bleoen 9rutten'tabens
Dire, til at 6ere Oroet, % bet tan
Tte berpso. at De fommer i 5orenins
gen. b0or bet er muligt at faa Dem
/ Gale.
Men Ri ftal lite Blot uoferc ct
reocenOe, men ogIaa ct beOaren0e
4rbejoe.
gSan FAR i Qmerifa forisat furo=
Itansi9t at for6poe 6alg al 2dtobol,
Oa nogle Steoer ct bet gaaet aoOt,
onore oaarligt.
Om 6or5inOringerne for Sal9et
tai betpoe noget, af6an9er for en-
life rin9e Del at. 6oorleOes 6Olfets
Stemnirg er for 4f6olOsiagen, Do Oct
tommer ogiaa an paa, om ct 2anos
Raboitater bar inOfsrt 5or6inOringer
for Sdlget.
6oneoiagen er. at Ri faur gjet aas
ben for, at bet er en- 5olteida, noget
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
Gil fOrfulgt.
nj ~. 6feibrOt.

lloe peO 0aOet. bOOr Stergaarber
aflgies at ben milelange, adbn,
Strano, boeoe Sonas o9 Cars. So.
mas par gift meO aars's Ssiter Wias
lene.
Gn msrt 6gitndt, efter at Der flere
Gage bapoe bl9it en- Storm al Spos
beit, bprtss ct Rsolfuo fra 9doet ligt
uoenfor 6uiet. Sonus og Cars for
alGoerne % fprang no. 9enimot
9agnin9en tom De tilbage, latte mo-
get fra ii9 paa 2oftet og 9if til Sengs.
"a bet bleo Init, iua Soft, at Der
en- Hatten bar Itranoet en- itor Sdgt,
en- SoGanosfarer, ueenfor o0aus
manosbeleren". gragitumper, Sitter
% Runobolte lang omtring | 9dnoz
Isen. % 2i9ene al ire Uldno Iad opz
ffnQet pad Stranoen.
Zen Morgen bar Sonas og ears
lite be fsrite pda Stranoin9s Iteoet,
ltgnt be boeoe BET nGrmeIt. De tom
fsrit, efter at 5olt langoeis fra bapoe
taget Saano pm be csbe og paabes
epnot giergningen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14

lite Dc IbrHe puu SltdnptHgs HeDel,
itent be boeoe bet n9rmeIt. De tom
fsrit, eiter at 5olt langoeis fra bapoe
taget Saano pm De cgoe og padbes
apnot giergningen.
30 Qar git lin oante Sang. 2pts
TN pdr meo BEN, og be bar dniet for
at pGre %peltaaenoe.
Men efter bpert Tom 5ioen git,
bleo Cars mere og mere inoeiluttet og
tungiineig. Gn Rat foripanot ban,
og nOele 0age ienere bleO ban fnnoet
/ 9anoieen %ubsnfor ,0anmanosbeaes
rem.
Der tom me9et Orintsmmer pda
Strdnben BEN 3io, og man troeoe, at
ban bdpte p9ret uoe for at bier9e |
Qanb, og at Seen bapoe facet lat /
BAN oa tat ham meo zig no.
@n lib efter tom Sonas biem ira
Seen, forfrosien og gennempddo,
tlageoe oper ip9re Stit / grpitet og
off til Sengs. 9et bleo p9rre meo
BAN Dag for Dag, og od ban bdDre
ligget iaaleoes en- llses lib, talote
tan i'm aone til fig:
Seq mda rejIe M, Malene, og je9
bar lite lange igen", iagbe ban. oNu
MAJ ou bente 9rGiten, iau mart BIT
tan. Ter er noget, iom tpnger pda
min 5amuitti9beo, og fsr je9 bar
fact BET ira mig. faur jeg olori9
alorig 5reo. - Wen Itufoe jeg TONNE
mic Iaa oil jeg tdge ben
Straf, ieg bar f~ortj.nt -
ben bli'r for 9eoetioen zen, Ntalene.
ears itro for mig i Rat og idgoe, ie9
Ituloe gre BET, og ieg bill"
On libt for Der ct iremmeo, for
faroet uotr1t oosrSonns's Qnfqt, Og
ban toe iig til at fannie og grape M
oper 8bnen.
Bat - pat meo oisis pen9e. -
6ei Dem 0ef. Malene, Der er 10 en-
pado Saano imelem Dem. -
Se, 6oor ban itratter Qrmene op. -
San jalnrer fig % beoer ON 0iGlp.
- Saa blaa en- Muno, ban bar. -
Rei. nei, nei. ears, LAB BAN bare
li9qe. Seen grejer BAN mart. =
Slog ou 6am. 2ars2 - So, iaa itdl
Ri pare lige ON BET. 9ui. - Sdd.
Gag iaa aiiten. 9an tommer lite
% trRper ben. aun6e
jeg bare fau mig rejit op. Ida bar BET
oper, men ban logger ben padoe
SaanO paa grpitet. iuu bet @ititter
Iom 9nipe. -- Spgsr, Op9er! -
Malene fommer pr9Iten
Inart2 Oct lioer meo mig, og jeg
tan life gaa uo at 3iosn. ilig ieg IT."
Wtn qrGiten tom lite, tbi Walene
baone life ienot guo efter BAN. DUN
Ienote seller life 9uo efter SlGgt eli
Ter Raboer. men paugeoe fele 5ioen
alene reo Spgelejet.
Sonas talte for bet meite | 9iloelie.
San Iaa be iamme Spner % ltreo
meo ben toloe 6uano til anoen Days
often. Ia beoe ban.
vi Sonas's Spner og afbruoteOr RI
/ 0sben bapee Malene fact 9isbeo
for, bpab bun lGnge bdpoe dnet. -
Com bun III iao foran Sengen, bOor
Sonas laa iaa unoerlig title og al
porliq, itirrebe en- enbnu Ifr9tteligere
9isbeo pda benbe fra be msrte aroge:
,,gu Itaar bans arme Sjel for Dom
men, % ban fit lite 5orluoelie og
5reo, for ban gift uo al Hadoens
Sib."
pa Sonds bar b%esraDet, benteoe
Wdlene i'm Seiter, en- CANNED pige.
til iig og lepeoe Itile og melt for fig
lelp. Colt unOreoes pau, bpor Cor
gen tog pou ben itarte Stone; Iiben
Sonas bar ogb, bar bun life at tenoe
ieen. gun tunOs fiboe timeDis og
Ttirre neo for fig paa famine plet.
Haar bun gif uO, iaa bun fig iad uns
oerlig baitist tilbaae, ItanOieoe ioms
neither beIt. fdd fig runbt og iattc
pao Sprans, aar bun ifuloe pioere,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-08-14
Mfbolosiagtns 8etDoning
for iyolfets Trcmtib.

s 5illutning til glaa aors'Somz
mermeos / Belle afbolotes ct 9istusz
.iionsmeoe, bportil iarlig praiter oa
M%isiion9rer par ~inbbuote, / 8ptns
Misiions6us ON
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-19
GREEK PRIEST TO
 CONDUCT FUNERAL
LAST RITES OVER REMAINS OF E. .MUSTACOLUPS WILL BE PER- FORMED TODAY BY REV. CHRIS TO AGELoPULoS.

The funeral services over the remains of E. Mustacopulo, the prominent Greek who was found dead in his room Monday morning, will be conducted this afternoon at o'clock from the Episcopal church of the Advent and the interment will be In Elm Leaf cemetery.
 The services will be conducted by the Rev. Chrlsto Agelopulos, the Greek priest who come from Atlanta Monday night for that purpose. All the Greeks in the city will attend the funeral services, which will be conducted according to the rites of the orthodox Greek church.
 The interment will be in the special'lot which Chris Jebeles, another well known Greek, yesterday presented to the Greek Society of Birminghams This lot com sists of six sections In the Elm Leaf cemetery. and the body today will be the first which is to be buried in it.
 The remains of the deceased are still at Lige Loys undertaking establishment, where two candles are kept burning day and night, one at the head. and the other at the feet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-19

tors and many of the principals to the Adam Pow had testified that with the as- sistance of his twelve year old boy, he was making an average of $130 a month.
 MT. Percy. attorney for the Tennessee company, commented upon the testimony and stated that the miners were in the habit of working their boys In the mines. MT. Farley for the miners replied that the miners did not wish to work the young boys nj the mines but that the companies encouraged 1t. MT. Percy said that the Tennessee company had endeavored to prevent boys under fourteen years old working in the mines, but that the union fell back on the state law and insisted on the twelve year old clause being made part of each new agreement MT. Flynn, president of Alabama district No. 20 United Mine Workers, then stated to the commission that the miners union would gladly agree that the commission in its findings should make rule that no boys under fourteen be allowed in the mines The representatives of all the large com panies who were present immediately arose one by one and told Judge Gray they were much in favor of the fourteen year clause and the judge intimated that the commission on these assurances would make such a finding.
 Wages and Store Prices.
 MT. Beddow of counsel for the miners states that the Tennessee company has furnished certain tables regarding wages, etc.. paid at their Tennessee mines. and the miners offer these tables in evidence for the purpose of comparison. These tables were furnished by President Bacon to President John Mitchell The miners also offer price slips from the Republic company and statement of prices from Drennen 6 Go. on the same articles, shown in Republic slips. for the pur- pose of comparison as to prices. The next witness produced on behalf of the min CTS was R. l.. Golson, who lives at Searles, Tuscaloosa county. and is a miner for the Alabama Consolidated Coal and Iron company.
 I work in a room. The seam varies be-
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 from s1 to s15O a room per month l think the Searles houses are the same as at Brookwood. In the necl1s of the rooms there Is the same thickness of coal as in the rooms The miner gets coal tonnage, yardage and the S1.50 for the neck.
 MT. Kane, superintendent at the Sarles mine, says-On the tables shown by Col. Bush I made time calculations. I count ed half day for the miners when the mine worked half a day. These tables show the actual time that the man worked. These calculations were made in reference to MT. Golsen. I based my calculations partly from seeing MT. Col sen not at work. I have no record of seeing him not at work.
 Col. Bush says-They have actual and acurate records and will furnish them to the board
 MT. Kane says-The table shows the &C., tual work done by the men. l don't know of my personal knowledge that when the mine was shut down for half a day the men did not work a whole day. excepting in certain cases when saw them out of the mine.
 Judge Gray.
 Judge Gray says-The only important thing is the mode in which the day work returns are computed. The computations are based on the weigh sheet. If the miners sheet only shows three tons to his credit he gets only credit for work ing half a day. But in each case it is not known whether or not he was ac- tually in the mine. If he had happened to have had bad luck he would get credit for only half a day, although he might have worked all day. It don't affect their pay. It. however, has a bearing OF the number of the days in which a man actually works.
 Col Bush states that very rarely does man fail to get credit for his full time. The superintendents and bosses become very familiar with the men and the amount of work they do.
 Mir. Farley asks--Is it not a uniform system of crediting a man with being idle if he has only one car out? If he has two cars out he is credited with be- ing idle half a day If he has three tons out he is marked down as working half a day.
 Answer-that is our custom. If he has
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plus the tonnage of the coal. It often occurs that in turning a room a man don't get more than a car of coal a day. Two men work in a neck. It takes them a month to turn the room and they get about 16O tons of coal It would take twice as much powder as in doing the same amount of work in room. We are always obliged to load at night On the break -throughs' the men get 20 cents a yard.
 (Mr. Fairley here makes a statement.)
 No miner in this state in any other mine than the Seares mine goes back at night The balance of the room after 1t is turned is paid at regular tonnage price.
 Statement by MT. Flynn)-In the Pratt seam four feet thick, two men doing their best would make from seventy-fiye to eighty feet in a month.
 MT. Lewis states that OH a fve-foot seam in Ohio man would take out about a foot a day.
 The witness resuming his testmonv says: He pays SIS per month board
 Colonel Bush makes this statement-The rent for rooms at the Searles mine Is
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three cars out he would be credited with a whole day.
 Judge Gray asks for pay roll in month of May at Searles mine, and Colonel Bush promises to furnish 1t.
 Witness resumes-A man and his putty should turn a room at Pratt in two weeks.
 James Knight.
 The next witness produced by the min CTS is James Knight, who says:
 I live at Searles. I am check weigh man. I see that all coal Is properl. weighed and the weights recorded I have been there since November, 1902. worked there In the mines in narrow work and room work before that. I live In three- room house for which l pay $4.50. I see the men go into the mine In the morn- ing and come out in the evening. I have seen men go in the morning and come out in the evening and only send out one car of coal. The middle man. extends for the entire length of the seam. Men go to work at 6:30. There are always loaded cars left over night. When drivers and miners quit at the same time there are necessarily full cars left ready for the morning There are always loaded cars.
 The coal washer starts up about ten or fifteen minutes after the start of the drivers. There is a night shift that loads rock, and that is dumped in the morning. I dug coal myself. l have often worked all day and got out no coal at al1 be- cause of the middle man." which I had to "gab." I got dollar and a half a day for the rock. We get paid % cents a ton for the middle man. in addition to the coal tonnage. I stand about one quarter of mile from the mouth of the
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CHARGED WITH RUNNING KENO
John c. Marble Arrested in Connection
 With Mondays Raid.

John .. Marble was arrested yesterday morning in connection with the operation of the keno game which was raided in the rooms over a saloon on Second ave- Hue1 between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
 Marble made a bond of $500 on charge of operating a gaming table. Several other men who the police knew were in the place at the time. but who escaped, were arrested yesterday morning. run ming the total number up to twelve.
 The trial of the thirty-two men caught in the Dude rooms will be conducted to- day before Judge Feagin, and 1t is un- derstood that they will plead guilty.