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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-06
PATRON SAINT OF MOTORISTS.

By the suggestion and sanction OF
Pope Plus X, st. Christopher has been
created the patron saint of motorists
This came about when the Princess
Blanca Colonna, granddaughter Of Mrs.
John w. Mackay, was presented to his
Holiness at the Vatican.
81 came from Milan In an automo-
bile" the little princess said, and the
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-06
In a Rad Wny,

eyes, poor papa's been shut up in the
house so long. The doctor says IL be
could only get out to take little ex-
ercise he would be very much better"
'Is he too weak to go out?"
"Oh, no, but there're process servers
all around the house even down to the
back gate"-Baltimore American.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-06
No Dispute About 1t.

whats that thing on the end OF W
tail?" asked the frog.
Its rafting good thlng' 'ns
what 1t Is" answered the rattlesn''
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-06
Foop HURT HIS FEELINGS.

GentlemRnly BeEgar Would Take
Cash, but Refused to Eat.
Apparently he was In need of some
one to extend helping hand, or hand
out to him. but he had the instinct of
q gentleman. although his clothes were
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-06

"Niy husband won't go to Europe this
year."
whats his excuse2
"He says all the newspapers would
wonder why."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-10-06

NO wonder some men never have
money their pockets have holes at both
ends
Arizona republican., 1906-05-13
ARIZONA CEMETERY
 PROJECT ABANDONED
One We'll Managed Burial Ground
 Deemed Sufficient for Phoenix.

The Arizona Cemetery association is out of the field and the Masonic ceme- tery enterprise will have no compet- tion save the other burial plats which are already well beyond consideration from that point of view. The Arizona project was launched but few weeks ago and. it will be remembered, em- braced the laying out of magnificent large cemetery grounds on a tract just south of the insane asylum. At tha; time it was thought by J. Ernest Walker. who had the matter in hand, that the Masonic project had not ad- vanced so far but that he could trans fer the interests of that order to the larger project. A proposition was made to the Masons to take their forty-acre tract at cost and pay the other eX- penses incurred, giving to that order such acreage as they desired in the tract east of town, However, those in charge of the Mason's cemetery felt that 1t had gone too far to abandon or for some other reason that their interests could be better served by the original investment.
 MT. Walker, realizing that there
Arizona republican., 1906-05-13

would be no need here for two ceme- teries of such proportions and on such extensive plans, decided that it would be better for all concerned to abandon 1t. He convinced his associates Of the wisdom of that course and the original owner of the tract east of town re- leased the association from its con- tract to buy, though there was at first a strong tendency to go ahead with the plans.
 Concerning the tract east of town 1t is highly probable that it will now be cut up into five and ten acre parcels in the near future and sold to those who desire suburban homes. If that is done the street railway will be ex- tended to the property as was intended had il been used for cemetery purposes.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-13
A CITY OF A MILLION.
Great Progress Shown by Million
 Population Club.

There has been q continued growth shown in many lines manufactured in St. Louis since the close of the World s Fair. and a wonderful interest is now manifested by all the business inter ests looking to an increased popula- ton. A plan of advertising has re- gently been approved that will make
 the citys population one million iE q ' cry short time-not by bringing into the city new enterprises and new man ufacturing industries, but by increas- ing the consumption of St. LOuis-made articles. If the demand for such pro- duets as are now manufactured in the
 city is increased, enough new labor
 will be necessary to quickly make St.
 Louis a city of a million souls.
 That the demand for St. Louis-made
 goods can be increased is best evil denced by an illustration. Take for
 instance. the Roberts, Johnson & Rand
 Shoe Co.,, who have established six large shoe factories in the last five years. and employ about five thousand people. The firm is only eight years old, and by making good shoes and using the newspapers freely to ac- quaint the people as to the quality of their product, have built a business which now aggregates eight million dollars annually, and their gain in shipments over last year is over one
 million six hundred thousand dollars | This achievement shows plainly what has been done with Star Brand Shoes 1 and what one firm has done to add to ] the growth and advertisement of St | Louis as a shoe market. and what 1 they have done on shoes, can be done | in other lines manufactured in St l Louis.
 | The Million Club have taken up this matter in d busine like manner, and wonderful results are sure to come ] from their offort.
Arizona republican., 1906-05-13

Let every boy and man in Phoenix and the surrounding country come to Lamson's Business College Hall, Sun day afternoon at o'clock D. m. Busi . ness of great importance is on foot.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18

~ ~ sallA ~ l.css Ihas ssssssd
~ hsasssA Old Aiaesaf ~ iesnsd
lie sarsA "a .ad. h; h ha,l ss,as.
lisssd u - ssssssd h 10, 10 vala. n
fssasA y 70 bsishssiasd. I sa,t Loan
and 'hsss b nose slss. II. 4s-lo.
W. hops that Brother Perkins
will not deny this plain scripture
out listen again while 10 read.
l bshs'd the earth. sad. II. Il W.
without form, ssi vuid: and The hesv-
ems, aud they had ~ light. jss. ia
Ii this you can .ss plainly God
dsheld the earth after he had
created it and it ~as without form
and void Just what Moses said in
trN ch. vi 0.n. bat again read ;
The sea IL MS Ssd he made it. and
b., h-at, fnru,ed The dry land. Pss,m
yi-t
This 10 what God did On the
third day Of his creation just what
We hAvs hssa telling our readers.
Now Brother Perkins for your
own eternal welfare eome out Of
that pen you have bees in 40 anuS.
and quit denying God . blessed
word.
Now urothss Perkins ostho.
sfaphy is photography wherever
you find photography j. expressing
words, by their proper letters. a
letter is . marx or character ussd,
to represent and srt,eulats sound.
Now to the question Of Great ion
and formation. We claim thsy
are she same ~ orthogrsphy Lus
the expressions are dihsrsnt in
ssi
Il ~ vvntIhusd
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18
~ NUNE ITEAtk
u, school Girl,

! WsIl viii write . lev hsn
Tor tue CsEssEr this very wis d.
eve.
Bell B.sissr. spsa. . very pleas
ant svs. 81 her sls'sr Mrs. n, I
Finley "Wednesday.
Walter Kemp. had the misiov.us u
of cutting Ais ioss very badly
while sust'Dg wood for the Csad Il
Church after which be walked
over 10 Mr.. Rsynolds ssd Dr..
Ryan "a. called 10 asd W hsa'
hs took sixtssa stitches 10 Sewing
up .he 81. w Asps Ne will soon
recover.
Florence Finley spent sunda =
with her cousin Ines Fialsy.
Il +. Jarrett aud wife spsst q
v.sAs.at Day 81 Mr.. s. ksnpt
Sunday.
1 would like to know who John
Henry GoArd Head i. as / kno v
Several Gosrd Heads but den ;,
Any 'Johs Henry Gosrd Hsads.
Mrs., n. D. Stewart called 40
NJ. n. =. Finley Tuesday eve.
Wonder whore Marshall goes
guess Dora kaows, "a
Ssvsrsl Of the young folks Of
MIR. Homo attended The pie
supper 1t the CsMpbsIl school
FRIDAY night the house VS. 20
foil thsrs wassnt room for even
one m.rs.
Ralph jarrett batshsrsd hog
for n. r, S.swar, this week.
Nj HsgbsRg spent . pleasant
eve at NJ. G. E.. T.alsy Sun.
A. c; Csudle killed \ beet for
Bell Steiner
Mrs. Marks 10 On the sick list
lis week We hope sbp viii
300 recover.
W 81. I will close for this tine
to hear from oil the cor.
esp oudsoss osxs week.
I've bve to oil.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18
cRRk ION
AND
KoRmE8 ION
Logically 1xsninsd. BY
4. Psskiss.

Bro. Garrett, says; That Cses-
zion and Formation are nol the
same" Of course the two werds
ere different 10 ortbogrspby only,
bot express the same act. We
ass sometimes asA very often sss
different words to ssprsss The
same Get or fact. SO doss The
bible.
| ] will now test this Tive ne
Theory" By . flew sylcgssns.
lst Gsd created man 10 bic owa
image. (psrt Of Gen. l:17) Adam
vas . man. lcousIssiou) There
fore Adam vas created
! ~iII here sxpIsis . yyIosisn.
Il soss's.s Of three propositions
The Arss IL called The major pre-.
mise. the sssspd, the minor pre-.
mise, and the third, 10 The eoncIu.
sion. While the premises stand
flrm or are admitted. II 10 i'm
p essible 20 shake Or move tho
esnclasiou. l will repeat the
'y'os''o "dod created man IN
his own image, Adam was . man
Therefore Adam was created
The premises are Bible facts. Bro.
Garrett, believes, them. BE- admis
th-s, ! believe them. oil Bibl.
readers, who believe the Bible,
both believe aad admit them
Then who dare to deny or TO
svads The sousIusioni Again.
"6od created man 10 bic own
image" Adam vas q man
Thsrsiore Adam wss in the image
Of God. Add again--God created
mas. ss. God Formed rsss
("ss Cen, 2:7) Therefore Crss.
s'os and Formation express III.
same act or the thing done. Ian
right after yor, Fro. Garrett.
You say; God created tn. earth
asd then formed it. tina, 10 IN, i,
!" proper shape afterwards.
Then We have The earth Wa
formed or pu. ia props. ;,.p,
after ii WAS created. Adam "a,
formed Or pu. 10 proper sh.p. |
Therstors; Adam was created ts
lore 10 Was formed. Nov nv
bro. you and the many readers Of
'"s I'sasEr can plainly see, this
Two men theory Is with ont s,v
and is entirely based
on An assumption. Where does
Moses say; that God formed the
earth After be created it, You a..
saas, fsf'sr reading. Tho car.
va without iorm") that God then
formed It after it bad been create
You have never given any scri,.
rural evidence TO The fact. Ii.
'ssrss. approach you max. !,
That Tod created q man a, N.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18
Ans \ = d
Bro. + erkins
ON /.
Creation and
Formation
OR
The Jew and the
Gentle
BY l.. s. GARRETT,
BY l.. s. GARRE TT.

Poor old Brother Perkins, h.
puts 10 in mind Of the moon Ia &
very cloudy night-whea covered
up and trying TO force q ray
through the clouds and can't.
The clouds covering it. "a too
thick And no il il with the old
Brother; the scriptures from the
pen Of the Ed. OF the CR.ssET,
has covered hin % thick that be
10 not able to give one ray OF
light from the one man theory.
Now Brother Perkins I never
thought that you was q nan.
that would. for The sake Of xr.
Gusnsnts nisconstrew . man q
language or the meaning; espe c.
ially the word Of God. Readers
Of the CKEssEr we want to b.
honest with the dear old Broth
er. And try to save him out OF
the horrible pit ind mirey clay
which he has fell into by the
arms Of the THE TWO MEN THE.
lie tells you that he
"Logieally examined" Creation
and Formation" And then says
of course the two words are
in orthography only.
bnt express the same act" We
are going to say to our readers
And prove it, that Brother Per-
kins examination Of Creation and
Formation "Logicslly' causes W
To think of o turbulent mind.
Like the moon behind the clouds
Trying to shine out and cant until
The clouds b removed Now for
rho proof, The Bible reads In
the beginning God created the
heaven and the earth and the
sarth Was without form and
void (Gen, l-l-2D Now W.
shall read it in the Logic of the
BROTHERS examination, In the
beginning God created the heay.
~ and the earth, and the earth
ras without creation or void
The readers sannot help but
'os, that according to Brother
'erkins INSTRUMENTATION of
.rsation and Formation. That
he photography OF Moses the
inspired writer Of God. was 30
improperly used that il brings
orth = contradiction Of Gods !,
'ard. That 10, il the old broth
rs examination would he true
ut the readers will plainly see
not his examination is not good:
nd contradicts the word Of God,
Or God said that He created
1e heaven ana the earth and the
nth was without form. Bot
70 Perkins says TINT it was
ithout creation. Now rsaders
lis is the bind of logic and or.
Biography; the brothe. has for
~. But We must think that i
'ch logic comes from \ turbu-
mt minl, Again the old Bro.
'clares this II will now test 9
is, two man theory" by . few /
logism.' And then he quoted ,
, following God created man q
bic own image. ((;en, l-a7JIt
am was a man, therefore
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18

dssA ~ - M. ! sAss,,.a
y'''' = - slss, - -
DAY, He $500 $780,, n
'sosaasd 80 = asssS I [ Y
mere asseapaion. Il '''s
There 10 90 ssah tAisk u -
Bible - - . :hosaasd sses. ~
know Peter says: : &sssr J: 3,
that oss day Is with tho Lord =
. thassasd gssss, and . thousand
tssfs - zoe day." Mark you. be
doss Get ~: one day is -
sasA years, Aat ",s. asa thousand
ysasa. 4 borts may be 20 black
~ . srew--Wh" would conclude
iron this. that . horse vas q GROW,
4 farmer may cay nsx. sumner
that b les young pumpkins on
bic visss % large - bis his head
but Who sspposs bis bead vas .
pumpkin or b hsi . pumpkin
asadf shall cot at present show
WY Peter used, The above
language. Bss will procsds 10
the forbidden fruit a. Bro, CARROT
rePrssests It. Bro. Garrett saws:
Tho sasisg Of the forbidden fruit
By Eve vas miugI'ng with .
9satiIs-naa.) "she gave 10
Adam and hs did sH.'O
AdaM eat Of the same fruit.
Therefore. Adam Mingled with 4
Genti!e man Or committed sorrica
ton, Where 10 your authority o,
evidence for saying. tbs, tho ser
Fsnt in The garden was 4 Gentle
m'o. Ny Bro. A little proof is
necessary here. Here 10 the
curas pronounced sgsins. III.
serpent for what be bad done
"Beeaoss thou has, done THU.
thou art esrssd abov. oil cattle
and above every beast of ID.
d'Id; upon Thy belly shall. ,hou 20.
and dasl shalt thou 60, oil tb.
days OF thy Iife:" Gen. 3: "a.
Now Brs. Garrett. according to
yoar owa statsment-T This 10 the
curse that was put upon ,bi.
Gen,ils naa. (ereatsL man II Won
p''a's). Ths ssrpsn. was to 90 on
bis belly, and ca. dus. all the
days OF his life, aud If sernent
means a Gsutils-man Then tn.
dsntIss we're doomed to 70 GA
their bellies aud eat dus, al the
days at their lives II this !, %
or ever VA 81, r'.s AID explain,
whom AID where. a,.i c,igh,.
% ths many reader. OF the Chrss.r
Or onsst least | am sorry BRO
Jarrett that you have set N msuv
traps for your self. and 4 ven 20,
'soehs 10 your own trap. You ca.
oniS blame Yourself aud no, me
'od has hong out The danger .is
's''' and woe be unto tho man
3oo 'fo" h'' eye, and passe.
nom onobaer we'd. These few Inca
re only to call your attention to
sv OF the nssy g.p, you have
s'o down ! want you to meet
'hsse sqaa'eIy and answer them
a'rlv.
And ublise
Your friend
A'bin Perkins
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18

SHOWS esstatlon III Bro. asserss
thses psomisss major miner and
|eonslusi0n. And then says The
eonclusion l. immovabls. well
70 admit for arguement sake that
couclusios' il immovabIs. Wa
80 how near after ~ the poor
cid. brother IL. The first IL, tina,
IN ten. LIZ God said that Il.
created man in his own image
This We believe with nil our
heart. This man God created
male and female, and give them
dominion over Ill the earth, &C.
cess to every thing on all the
earth. lie said unto him to u.
fruitful multiply and rc,,i"ni~i,
the earth. This wa. or III. sit,
tn day that God conclnlsd all
bis 50, @ q. l-27 t. last va Sc
Then God rested ono dav, the
seventh tie promises Of concls
ion on this cra+.ai man is i'm.
movable Bro. Perkins. ner no
other man can move il. For God
said.
By the word ~ the L,np were the
hssvens msde: and oil the hos, Of them
BY the breath ~ his mouth
For he spske. and il wss done; he
and 1, s'o"d fast. tpsalm
~ "a and o.
Yes this man was created,
spoke into existancs by the
breath Of God. made tanxable
out OF Intangible all this was
done on the sixth day. Ru,
old Bro Perkins denies These
glorious truths and says .he
man spoken of in the second
chapter and seventh verse il
this same man created on the
sixth day But dear readers ~.
member that He said that the
conclusion is i'm movable, Hence
God concluded his six day..
work and rested one day and
then says IN Us that He formed
, man a. YOU can read in this
language.
And tho Lord God forme d man Of the
1nst OF the ground And brsa.hed into
b" nossri!s the breath OF lie. aud man
became sli'iug soul. taen. s-7.l
The old Bro says "Crea.iou
Ind formation express the same
But the act the readers will see
hat according to scripture; To-
'reate means 80 speak into Ok.
stance something nut Of moth
ng. but u form, is 10 ,ak.
something already created apd
or!n something ont III tha, par,
u creation taken Just like God, ,
aking the dust NJ the ground ,
md forming the man. Now
'ro, Perkins until You change
'our logic and also your e1pla.
lation on photography will
ave TO say it is of the very
poorest. l am proud OF one
hing Bro. Perkins and that ia
hat you are following ia my
'slk but ! pray for. still better
esu'ts' that you may soon leave
d swimming in those turbulent
treaps Of the one man theory,
" whish you have not one sen.
aaee in Gods word 70 Justify
ou' and come up along our side
= excepting the truth. Bro
erk'ns has q great desire 70
aow and have US answer il God
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18
question No ::

Nhat made the difference IN the Two
ssWrls, spoken Of In ilsa h<-i
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18
QUESTION No ~

Why did God asy 10 Oue slass Of PEG
pie that h would provoke them 10
isaleusy 9th people TIA, were no, q
Psspls! why we're they not . psorls
80; D. - ~
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18

Why WAS |, that David ssi., ,Ls,
tss's was no banda In the dss ii az the
wiclsaf lPsalms 7s-s-4
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18

WAat doss Il mean wI.ts /, Avs, tie
fstAsrs eat sour grarss aud tho children =
'sstt ere ~ o. ';G T., 81 80 - |
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18
Question M. 20.

When wss it, thu, tied ksheld the
earth SD |, ws' w',h"u, form and ' OF d
Jsr ~.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18
NOTICE,

Private Detective ssd Auction
sss With thirty years szpsrisrs.
Terms reasonable. Sati,isetion
guaranteed Address.
7. h. Mccall.
Fowler. Ne.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18

WGs " II. thN shall A., his ,s.d
spoken VI " ti'sish w-,O.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1906-01-18

tsss,ion Y o. Il.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
ALL OPERATORS SIGN
MINERS STRIKE IN SOFT COAL
DISTRICT CT WESTERN PENN.
SYLVANIA ENDED.

Pittsburg, April 7.-With only one
mine controlled by the Pittsburg Coal
company idle in the Pittsburg district,
the disruption of the "standpat' Or
ganizatiOn of the Independents and a
break in the ranks of the strikers in
the Irwin field the miners strike so
far as the bituninous coal fields of
Western Pennsylvania are concerned
is practically over. Following the ac>
ton Of the Independents in dissolving
the mutual compact not to sign the
scale OF 1868 announcement was made
by the officials of the Mine Workers
union that nine firms had placed their
names to the agreement. These COM
panies represent a total tonnage of
nearly 100000 tons and employ 5000
men.
During the week they have had their
mines cleared and repaired and work
will be resumed at once.
Reports from the Irwin field are
that many of the miners who are strik-
ing for recognition of the union are
discouraged and are anxious to return
to work.
The killing of John Weisel, striker,
who had determined to go back to the
mines, has caused intense excitement,
especially among the foreigners.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
For FIv1 MILLION DoLLAR,,
Mayor Weaver Of Philadelphia In,tk
tutes Suits.

Philadelphia, April Civil proceed
lngs were Instituted during the day by
the city against the contractors and
former city officials interested in the
construction of the municipal filtration
pant to recover $5,000,0OO, which sum
is alleged to have been wrongfully re-
famed by the defendants. A bill in
equity was filed by City Solicitor Kin
sey and Former Judge James G. Cor
don, Mayor Weaver's private counsel.
Ihose named in the bill are Israel W.
durham, former Republican leader of
thls city; State Senator James P. Nc
Nlchol, Anastasia McNichol, his wife;
James J. McNichol, John J. Mack,
members of the contracting firm of
Daniel J.. McNichol & Co.: William c..
Paddock and Peter E. Costello, former
directors of public works, and John
w. Hill, former chief of the filtration
bureau. The prayer is sworn to by
Mayor Weaver.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
BOMB HITS CARRIAGE
HEACTIONlsT GOVERNOR OF THE
PROVINCE OF TVER, RUSSIA,
ASSASSiNATED.

Tver, Province of Tver, Russia, April
I.~-While the governor of Tver, NJ.
oiertZoff, was passing through the
principal street Of the town at 3
o'clock in the afternoon he was killed
IS tie explosion of bomb.
Governor Sleptzoff was regarded as
G very reactionary official and was
held responsible for the beatings ad-
4-inistered to the intelligencia by the
Black Hundreds" last fall.
The body of the governor, who was
ii his carriage when he was assas-
Sinated, was terribly mutilated and his
coachman was seriously injured. The
governors body was removed to the
palace
The bomb exploded with terrific
force. All the windows in the neigh
bOrhood were broken.
The assassin, who is very young
man, was arrested.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
DCW!E FACES HARD FIGHT.
Officers Of zi&1 Uphold Action Of Over
seer VclVa.

Chicago, April 7.-While John Alex
ander DoWie is travelling from Mexico
to Zion City measures are being taken
by the officers 81 the Zion church to
render him absolutely powerless be-
fore he can arrive among them. 1t is
asserted by the tine he reaches Zion
City the last vestige of his authority
will have disappeared except insofar
as he may restore it through legal
proceedings. Three hundred officers
Of the church have signed a statement
UNFOLDING General Overseer Noliva in
his fight against the first apostle"
Overseer Noiya has declared that
he will announce IN detail at public
meeting the alleged risarpropriation
by Dowie Of funds aggregating $685.
900.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
Forty-nine Persons Persisted.

Nagold, South Germany, April Ga
revised list of the casualties resulting
from the collapse of the Hotel Zun
Hirschen shows that forty-nine per
sons lost their lives and that fifty were
severely injured. Dr.. Won Pischek, the
minister of the interior of Wurtem-
burg, has arrived here to personally
inquire into the disaster.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-04-13
FAILED TO MATERIALIZE.
General Sympathetic Strike Threat
ened at Havana.

Havana, Apri, 9.-The general
strike in support of the striking en-
ployes OF the Havana Electric railway,
which was threatened at the big meet
materialize to any extent. The men
in all important cigar factories are
working excepting those where the to-
bacco leaves left to dry over night are
in an unavoidable condition. The
bakers, who have various grievances
of their own, did not stop working to
any great extent and the street cars
are running in increasing numbers,
but much trouble is caused by mex
perienced employees