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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
BRADD0CK BREVlT1ES.
li.-rnu lhe News. Oct. 4


Rev j Rcichert, father Of Emanuel
Rcichert, is here from George, Iowa.
Aug. Benz took in the Mandan fair
last week, and reports il the best ever.
All roads lead To Braddock these
days The reason: BraddOck pays the
highest prices for the farmers grain.
ben Couycr and Roy Lee went 10
Mckenzie Sunday with Il bunch "
cattle, which were shipped from that
place. The cattle were bought in this
vicinity by Peck < Frost.
Once more George Naramore is do.
ing the "high jump stunt" at Doer-
schlag's store. With Georges good
looks, combined with other numerous
qualifications, hc ought to I've a draw
ing card.
Stanley .Dunge was At Hebron last
week, where lac went 10 take charge
of IL gasoline traction engine; but, not
liking the country, he returned.
While there he met q. NJ. Patzer. who
stated that he was going into the ho.
tel and meat business at that place.
J. j. Ryan received word from Bis.
maIck this week to the effect that the
commissioners OF the generalland ofiice
at Washington had sustained the de-
cision al the register and receiver Of
the Bismarck land office in the contest
brought against Mr.. Ryan's home
stead entry. This is pleasing news to
Mr. Ryan.
\ Mr.. Hcichenberg, from Parkers-
burg. Iowa, was here last week, and
in company with Emanuel Reichert,
made Il tour OF the country south At
lsradd"ck, looking over the land. MIR.
II. WAS sent here by the Dutch resi-
dents Of Butler county, Iowa, for the
purpose of looking over the land In
this vicinity. aud, II lie is satisfied
with II, colony OF them will locate
he,c next year. The gentleman was
well pleased with the country and
land: in fact, SO much so that he filed
on a 4O-acre tract before leaving.
Married Last Wednesday, at the
Zone OF the bride parents at Stewart
dale, H,lrleigh county, MIR. Arthur
Miles and Miss Sadie Eldridge. The
wedding ceremony was performed by
Rev. Smith, ~ Bismarck, and in tile
presence Of only relatives Of the con-
tracing parties. The bride is the
charming and accomplished daughter
nf Mr. and Mrs. n. r. EIdridge and
has hosts OF friends in this and Bur
leigh county, who wish her Il happy
married life. The groom is the ac-
cOn,nlodating manager of the Lehr,
Nagcl \ Go. s elevator. here, and has.
made friends OF all during his resi-
deuce here 10y his square dealing bust.
mess methods and pleasing manners.
The young e,urr will go to house
keeping Ia the Campbell residence on
the hill. The News Joins with all i'm
extending congratulations.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
LATEST STYLES
Notice of Hearing Petition for Ii


state OF North Dakota
County OF Emmon>
In County Court. Before Hon. q. Rover
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Jacob poul-
sen. Deceased
Burt Weld. administrator and petitioner.
vs.. Charlotte 4 Poul>en. Mary soren-
sen. Hans 4 l'oulscn, Bessie Lowe. Clara
Dow. Tillie Raymond and Lena Poui>cn.
respondents.
Notice Of Hearing Petition for License to
sell Real Estate
The state Of North Dakota to the abovce
named respondents. and all persons in
terested in the estate of Jacob y Poll-
sen. deceased;
You are hereby notified that the petition
OF Burt ] Weld. administrator nf the estate
~ Jacob A. Fouls tate Of the town Of
>iayton. in the county ~ Murray and stat
of Minnesota. deceased. has been filed In
this court. therein pctitioning that he tie
authorized empowered and directed In sell
real estate belonging To said dcrcdent' 5 ..s-
tate, described u, follows. io-w Wit
The northwest onc-uuarttr of section ten
NU), township one hundred shirtysiN tlpj)
range seventy six t.6l. IN Enlmon> rpun-
", North Dakota
The said petition Will be heard ~ this
court ON the 18th day Of November. y, ID
i.ssi. at 10 o'clock III I'll. forenoon Of that day
at the court-room, of th, court. In the
court house in the city OF Linton. county uf
Emmons and state of North Dakota
And you aud each Of you are hereby cited
and req uired then and there To he aud ap
pear before this court and show cause. II
any you have. why th, petition should not
be granted.
Dated the sth day Of October. 4 /, 1901
by the court G. ROWEEDINk
SEAL Judge OF the aouniy Court.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11

disguised craftsmen failed u Take
the four dollars worth OF postage
stamps that the strong box contained.
The wllcat-raiscrs of the State en-
pect the Transit thrasher to make "A
considerable change in harvesting and
thraslling methods.
Mrs. Matte NJ. Davis, Of Cas- coIili-
~, the nominee OF the democrats for
state superintendent, Insists empilltl-
caily that She Is not IA candidate.
a glandered horse. ordered killed
near BOwbellS, was left unburicd, and
the officials are Investigating 10 see
about prosecuting the guilty parties.
\ young lady homesteadcr went to
ponnybruok on il shopping expedition.
and ON her return found Il hobo as'eep
in her bed. He Was arrested and
jailed
At Rolette u lady returned home
rather unexpectedly aud found Il bus
glar in the house. She waited till he
disappeared, and nm investigation
showed he had slulcm -.
Judge. New York great comic
paper, has an interesting and rllarac-
terlstic autobiogIaphy II j. W. Foley,
North Dakota's poet, who has been Il
contributor u its columns Tor Il long
time.
III is said that IA farmer on a rural
route wrote Postmaster Harry Oliver.
of Lisbon, asking villa, lie shOmld do
to y fellow Who had torn down his
mail-box. Harry wrote back: Lick
bell out Of linn, il he isn't too big
A couple from li.odoo. Sask., mar
ried at Neche The groom was the
brother nf the widows first hubble,
aud they had To come To this side to
get Spllced, as brothers-in-law are
barred as second choice i'm Il ing Ed
wards domain Forum.
A young married woman living near
Glcnburn attempted tocommil suicide
last week by drinking carbulic acid.
She was Respondent because She found
letter addressed TO her husband from
another woman. Medical aid arrived
In time to save her, and she is now re-
| covering.
~ Oakes the other day G. r. Davis
invited Herman Young into AN alley
ana gave him acopious swig out of a
p'aek bottle supposed to contain MOTH
my but plain extract OF blrbed wire
tbut knock-eut drops mus, have been
one Q! the constituents OF the fluid
lot herman soon went TO sleep Wlcn
he awoke eighty dollars of good, un.
tainted money bad passed from M,
possession. Davis was followed, was
arrested. made confession, gave nm
the seven-elehihS OF his booty tina, M
liadn spent and was thereuppn nus
tied over to Glendale and NEAR
cerated IN the pickey county dun
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
First qualifications. sept. Il Last. u.., II.
Notice Of Final Homestead Proof.
LAMP OFFICE AT KiSMA RCk. y. l,
Au.,list 10 luAA.

LAMP OFrIGs AT KIsMAsCk. y. ~.
August 10. 1906
No,icc is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied noiic. OF her intcn
tinll 10 make homestead final proof in
support OF her claim, and that said proof
will be made before the REGISTER ana Re
s..eivrr Of the Emitted states Land Sfee a,
bismarck y. D. on Ottoi,et T.. 1906 viz.
ELlZ.NRETiiA THOMAS
Formerly Elizabcthi WriSbeck. Of >tr;.>-
burg. y u,
lll. r. no 1870. dated November g l-.li.
For the : !. of y. T. !. and Lots and !. of
SEQ q Twp E;oN.. Hge - w. OF iifth H. Nj,
She names the following WITNESSES 10 prove
her continuous residence upon ana s'ntiva-
iiun ~ said Land viz
Ludwig Muiieri,. of S,ri>l'Iir.. -
Johannes M:ittcrn. OF >tra>harg. \ ~
Adam Thomas. of Str;i>buis. y ~
Joseph r. Raumgtrtncr. of >iraspurs. \. ID.
NJ. II. JEWELL. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
Bert is B,sx

Napoleon Homestead: Editor Me
Elfoy OF the Braddock News. wllo
nav. .I been 81 ably assisting in helping
me ilomespun' dodge the sand-b ar,
oi time since last spring. has been lln
aole 20 be With US OF late ON account
.. great increase OF business ne
news Is ENJOYING al present, ",
y miss Nun; but his late turn u prosper
10y Is well meIlted In his absence NC
nave "dlalted our paternal Ancestor,
.le ]eage. into service. and. as he
mas faced the music. ina print shoI
loI lor.y years past and can Vet stick
lew We mud him u he Il source ii
for "cupv. : ~
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
AROUND THE STATE.

There is Il school row at ICELAND
Grain thieves have been operating
mean t,silalirock
There is !. boom la town lots at
Stanley.
Larimurc has a deputy sheriff named
keicllu,n
\ vaudeville thcate, Is TO be built
t Fargo.
The ';rcat Northern depot at Lid
gerwood Was burearizcd.
Sleycnnc is 10 have "a new state
bank With Il capital of $lO,WN.
Porcupincs make things unpleasant
for dogs around White Earth.
\ Lutheran ladies seminary asso.
citation has been formed at Fargo.
The scrap over the county seat in
Mckenzie county promises to Ike lively
Gamblers have been operating rath
~ wide open ut Norwich, according I,
the Item.
\ freight train composed OF IA
empty cars attracted considerable at
tcn,ion AT Fargo.
David Clark. OF Hottincau county.
taking an active part in getting TN
school of forestry started.
Fargo business men are considerin
Il proposition 10 build combine
armury and auditorium.
Williston has received the pennan
OF the Northwestern North Dakot
league baseball championship.
Wheat buvers at some towns i'm I'll
state are engaged IN IA scrap ovt
prices. and the farmers are protiting
Mohall shipped the largest car
wheat that has been received at ID
luth this season. and il graded No.
hard
\ wrestler who had been arout
Steele for some time is reported
have been run over and killed by
train at Aberdeen.
one day last week burglars dyn
mited the safe of the North Americ;
Storage Company at Cakes. The
was no money in the safe. and I
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

| hereby certify that the following prop0s-
I'd constitutional amendments were passed
by The last legislative assembly. and will In.
submitted 10 The coming legislature of lW.
for their approval or rejection.
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL. AMEND
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
Notice to Creditors.
In the Matter of the Estate of Jacob A
pn,,ls..p Decreased

In the Matter of the Estate of Jacob a.
Poulsen. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed. Burt I. Weld. administrator OF
the estate of Jacob a. Poulsen. late OF
the town of Slayton, in the county OF
Murray and state of Minnesota. deceased,
tothe creditors of and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them. with the necessary vouchers, with
in four months after the first publication
OF this notice. to said administrator, al
the office of Newton &, Dullam. in the
city Of Bismarck. in Burlcigh county
Nortl7Dakota.
Dated September \. a. u. 1906.
BURT I. WELD.
Administrator
Newton 4 Dullam. Bismarck. N. d..
Attorneys for Administrator.
First publication ON the 2O'h day OF
September. 1906
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11

Coats. skirsts, waists a, Mis-, smi,h. :
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-10-11
Fun In Siuh,

The sherrys. high class comeu,-
ans. peerless musicians. yocaljsIs
dancers. refined character impcrsona,
tors, lightning change and sperialiy
artists Opera House FRIDAY a..
tober 18th \ guaranteed att.a,.liou
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
TRONDHJEM EAGER
FOR CORONATION
ANCIENT HOME OF NoRwAY>s
KING BUSY WITH PLANS. +
Great Gathering of European Royalty
Expected-Sweden Will Reorganize
Diplomatic and Consular Services
Extensive Mining Swindles in Nor
way Disclosed.

eoronation. Of King Haakon and queen
Maud. which has been set for Friday,
June %. The city will be the center
of interest for all Europe for several
days and the burghers of the good old
town intend to maintain the ancient
traditions in a worthy manner. Almost
the entire royal families Of England
and Denmark will be present as we'll
as several members of the imperial
house of Germany. Doubtless all the
countries of Europe will be represented
/ by members Of the reigning houses.
The coronation will bring together one
of the most notable gatherings Of roy
atty and nobility in a decade and the
task Of entertaining the distinguished
company would tax much larger city
than Trondhjem.
Fortunately most Of the royal Wis
itors will come in their own yachts
and will not be dependent on the
hotels. ri Were it not for this arrange
ment tie city would be unable to meet
the requirements for the hotel accom-
modations are limited. The Norwegian
storthing has appropriated 100000 kr.
for the ceremonies and this will relieve
'Trondhjem considerably. The propo-
sition Of voting $4,000 kr. for restor-
ing and furnishing the old bishops resi-:
dence as a royal residence was turned
down to the great disappointment OF
the citizens. However, they have raised
$4,000 kr. for the purpose by private
subscription and promise that the re.
mainder will be forthcoming and the
stiftsgaard' will be furnished in such
an attractive manner as to tempt the
king and queen to return annually for
q short sojourn in their city.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
New Norwegian Rifle.

All improved model of the Fidieland
rifle was recently tested in the presence
of King Haakon, the commanding gen
eral of the Norwegian army and par
ty Of officers including the foreign mill
tary attaches. It was pronounced a
decided success. It fires off a holder
of five cartridges in. five seconds and
the firing Of forty shots minute,
which is almost five times as rapidly
as the present rife in use in the Nor
wegian army.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
ENJOYS OF SWEDEN.
The Number Will Be Reduced Accord
ing to New Plan.

The royal commission appointed last
summer to suggest a plan for the re-
organization Of the Swedish diplomatic
and consular services has submitted a
comprehensive report to the govern
ment. It. is proposed that the number
of ENJOYS be limited to the Immediate
Denmark and Norway, and in addition
Great Britain, France, United States
and Japan. The envoy at Paris is also
to be accredited to the court Of Brus-
sells and the envoy at London to the
court of the Hague, and the positions
of minister to Belgium and Netherland
be abolished. Consuls general are rec
commended to be established at Antwerp
q. Netherlands.
To what extent the consuls shall be
under the jurisdiction Of the ministers
has not yet been made known.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
CHR. ANKER DEFRAUDED
Paid 100000 kr. for Mining Claims
Already His own

Mining swindles of considerable mag
nitude have recently come to light in
the iron fields in F4nmarken, Norway.
Three persons are under arrest and the
fourth is under guard at his home,
where he is dangerously i'll. The prin-
ciPal appears to have been an eng neer
named Groenbeck, and his accomplices
were Ole and John Holten Of Risen.
Ole was in the employ Of Chr. Anker
as prospector' in his extensive fields
Ole instructed his brother on the ap.
pearanoe Of ore outcroppings and start
ed him out. Thru Groenbeck the claims
were sold to Mr.. Anker. Afterward
1t was discovered that the claims al
ready belonged to Mr.. Anker.
Arrests were thereupon ordered and
all the men involved were secured. The
money, amounting to 100000 kr., was
found deposited in various banks and
was. taken in charge by the police. A
man by the name Of Kjelmann, in
Berlevaag, has also been placed in jail
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
minister HOTEL Sold.

The sale of the Norwegian legation
building in Stockholm. to a Swedish
syndicate is announced. The terms are
not announced, but as the Norwegian
government had previously rejected an
offer Of 100000 kroner, it is assumed
that the price exceeded a million. The
syndicate, which will take over the
premises on Oct. l will erect a large
flat Or tenement building On the other
hand, the Swedish riksdag has author
lied the foreign office to purchase
property in Christiania for the use of
the Swedish legation.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
FOUR GENERATIONS
King Oscar Made Happy by Great
Grandson.

King Oscars heart must have been
gladdened when the telegram announc-
ing the birth of great-grandson Raced
him in the Riviera. 1t was his heart s
desire to live to see an heir to his
favorite grandson, Prince Gustaf Adolf,
and the venerable monarch doubtless
set out for home Immediately on the
receipt Of the glad tidings, The little
prince is Bernadotte Of the sixth gen
seration and thru his mother, formerly
princess Margaret Of Connaught, is re-
lated to the royal houses Of Great
Britain and Germany. He has even
the blood Of the Vasa\ princess of
Sweden in his veins.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29

sen, who has accepted the appointment
as Norway's minister to st. Petersburg
Mormons Are Fined.

Several Mormon missionariesy in the
neighborhood of Trondhjem have been
fined, by the police for =, conducting
baptisms and communion services. One
fine was for 500 kr. and two for so kr
The missionaries have refused to- pay
viii thereuPon be Instituted. The mat
ter is of some Importance as it affects
the legal standing Of the Latter Day
Saints in Norway - 'E...' =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
) woLF HUNTERS IN LUCK.

Special to The Journal - 20. - II
Hancock, Mich, April %. Twenty.
seven wolf whe1Ps, each worth $40,
were captured in Matchwood townshiil
of Ontonagon county a few days ago BY
two Wisconsin hunters. It was the
biggest roundup Of the kind ever made
in northern Michigan.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
Fine Bathing Establishment.

& Stockholm has recently opened the
finest sanatorium in all Scandinavia. 1t
is located on the Kungsholm and is
known as the Maelar baths. The big
tank Is more than rs feet long, IS
feet wide and from to IL feet deep.
In addition, $500 shower and tub baths
cost 100000 kr.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
ANOTHER SINGERS TOUR
Famous Society OF Christians in For
i H. eign Lands.


Handelstandens (merchants) Singing
society Of Christiania, left last Thurs
day on concert tour thru Denmark
and Germany. The tour is under the
patronage Of King Haakon. The
chorus contains sixty-three singers and
poser Halvdan Rode and Gustav
Iund de will accompany the party as
soloists. Concerts, have been arranged
Lubbock, but invitations have come from
number of other places. The concerts
will be given in the largest audi.
forums.
&. The program will include the male
choruses from Grieg's 'Sigurd Jor
salfar,'' and Nordraak $ "sigurd
Slembe,' with full orchestra and the
famous compositions of Reissiger
Kierulf, Ole Olsen, svendsen, selmer :
g Ulabrand and Haarklou s "Varde.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
G. E. DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Special to The Journal ~ 81

Appleton, Wis, April 2s.-At the last
davis session Of the district convention
of the Young People IS Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor the following officers
were elected: President, Rev. A. B.
Cooper, Green Bay; vicepresident,
Charles W. Wambold, Appleton; secre-
tary-treasurer, Grace Kings, Appleton.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
Chinese in Christiania.

Christiania had a visit last week
from the Chinese imperial commission
which is making tour of the world
1t was by far the largest party of &C.
lestials which has ever visited Norway,
and the city showed great interest in
the party. -. e. - s."
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
Rejects Reform Bills.

The upper house of the Swedish riks-
dag has rejected Hr. Holmgren:s bill
providing jury trial in criminal pro-
ceedings and also bill authorizing
the landsting' to elect their own
presiding officers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-29
New President in odelsthing.

elected president of the Norwegian
Qdelsthing to succeed President Preben-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-20
MET IN LABOR TEMPLE.

There was a meeting OF the Metal
Workers union I'm Labor temple last eve-
ming. The attendance. however. was not
large and only a few routine matters were
acted upon There were a number Of mat
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-20
MASON SUES
STABLE AND
R. |. COMPANY

Eugene W. Mason was given permis-
sion by Justice Sweetland In the superior
court 10 file an amended declaration In
his suit against Albert II. Olney and FL
len H. Holden. doing business as the
Copeland stables. and the Rhode Island
company. This is a suit to recover dam
ages for loss of a wife's services and ex-
penses incidental TO her treatment
On Dec. 12 1902. Mrs. Mason hired a
turnout from the Copeland stables and
while she was driving on Brown street
owing TO the sudden application OF the
brakes on a car by the motorman. the
machinery emitted an unusual piercing
shrek and the horses ran away. while
Mrs. Mason was thrown out and badly
injured. 1t is further charged that the
horses furnished by the stables were un-
safe for driving In city highways, where
electric ears were apt to be met with.
The plaintiff has expended over $500
for the medical treatment OF his wife and
declares he is not certain a sto whether
the accident was due TO the carelessness
Of the servant OF the Rhode Island com
pany or the furnishing Of unsuitable
horses. He has proved the owner of the
car and Of the horses In his suit. The
amount Of damages claimed is $4,000.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-20
WORK ON CANAL
PROGRESSING WELL
ENO|C0TT SAYS

Washington, July 2o-Rear Admiral En-
dcott. a member of the Isthmian canal
commission has resumed his duties as
chief of the bureau OF yards and docks
navy department. after a trip to Panama,
where he attended meeting OF the canal
commission.
Admiral Endicott says that the work is
progressing well. though at present IL Is
largely preparatory work.
He said that the work Col Gorgas
had accomplished I'm the way OF sanitation
was wonderful. Chairman Shonts expects
To remain on the isthmus for about a
month during which time he will make
a thorough inspection OF every branch OF
the work. Secretary Bishop will remain
with the chairman OF the commission.
Admiral Endicott says that Gov. Ma
goon has an Office In the city OF Panama
within few blocks OF the president OF
the republic and that there seems TO be
the most friendly relations existing be.
tween the American representatives. and
the people Of the isthmus.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-20
STATIONARY ENGINEERS

ters which should have come up at this
meeting. but they were put off till later.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-20
llTn0GRAPHERS THREATEN
STRIKE FOR 8-HOUR DAY

New York. July 20.-There threatens
10 be scarcity OF photographers next
fall. photographers all over the coun-
try, about $4,000 want their working
day shortened from nine hours TO eight
The photographers represented by a
committee from the New York union
sent word yesterday 10 Secretary A.
Beverly Smith OF the National Litho-
graph Employers league. this city. that
OF the demand was not granted by July
26 they would walk out.
The employers will meet today. IL is
said they Will Insist on submitting the
question 10 an arbitration board. To
this the employees will object and a
strike is probable.
The strike, NJ IL comes. will hit the
lithographers at their busiest season.
All the houses, particularly In New
York, are rushed with theatrical or
ders
Two years. ago, after n strike for
minor concessions an agreement was
signed by which disputes I'm the future
were TO be arbitrated.
There are about 1000 lithographcrs
I'm New York, in thirty shops The men
make s25 20 $40 a week