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The Pensacola journal., 1906-04-05
POLLARD
Special to The Journal.


Pollard, Ala, April AIR. Geo.
Scott, Of Mississipp, a former resi-
dent Of Pollard, was shaking hands
with his old friends one day this
week.
w. c. Coleman is attending court
this week.
Mr.. ". l. Story, Of Albany. Ca,
spent Sunday in Pollard among
friends.
Misses Lula and Bessie Finlay made
a flying trip to Brewton Friday, re-
turning Saturday.
Mrs. Lee Bryant of Mobile. Ala,
is visiting her sister Mrs. Jack Par
Park Avant, Of Moss Point, Miss,
is in town visiting relatives and
friends.
C. H. Edwards was called to court,
for Monday, returned same day with
a broad smile as usual.
Mis- Nora KGfy returned home
from school this wsek.
Mr.. G. K. Fountain Of Local. can
didate for shesid, was in Pollard
Sunday. es
Miss Jones arrived in town a week
ago from Canoe, Ala, and at once be-
gan With a few OF the school chill
oren TO get up an "0ld Maids Con
vention. She received poor encour-
sgment, but nevertheless succeeded
in giving Us a very good show. Part
Of the proceeds went toward benefit
of our little, old school shanty. It
ua FLr1 s-frf.rs4r5as rrT~w1z
needs IN the way Of a good comfort
able school house, much better than
our townsmen do, coming from afar
giving us a Eve dollar starter, our
citizens should make a move in this
direction and let's by all means have
modern school building. Our big
fat mayor and councilmen are still
sleeping so let's not disturb them
Just now.
Our street superintendent Bill
Lett, (Col) must have gotten his feet
wet IN the past week, for we see him
trying hard to I'LL up some of the
deepest mud holes. 1t viii take Bill
all the summer to finish If he don't
get along faster than he does with
his wooden shovel and runabout.
Mr.. Horace Hood, candidate for
state auditor. spent a few hours in
Pollard, Tuesday.
Saunders Courtney. Of Wager, Ala,
has bought the Bristol place and
viii move his family here this week
Mr.. Courtney has accepted a posi-
ton with the Lindsey Lumber Co.
The. handsome residence Of H. D.
Finlay win soon be ready for occu-
psncy.- Then love in cottage with
all its glory viii prevail
The new bell for the Baptist
church has arrived and has been
placed In the belfry, the sound Of il
Is a great improvement over the old
one Just taken down.
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BOGM
specIaI to The JournaI.

Bogia, April 4.-Rev. N. Baggett,
filed his appointment at the M. E.
church Sunday last,
Master Willie Lambert, of Molino,
visited relatives here Sunday and Mon
day last.
Mr.. Walter Johnson, Of Montgomery
is at home for a two months vaca-
tion.
Miss Ola Lambert has been on the
sick list.
Misses Minnie, Nora and Cora Brew
ton were the guests of Miss Ola Lam
bert Sunday last.
Mr.. G. H. Johnson, Of Atmore, spent
Saturday and Sunday with homefolks.
Mr.. Dap Enterken, Of Pensacola,
visited relatives and friends here a
few days lest week.
Miss Bertha Lambert was a guest Of
Miss Garlic Brewton on last week.
Messrs. John Johnson and Paul
Lambert made flying trip to Pen
sacola Saturday evening.
Miss Julia bowman is a guest of
Mrs. w. r B0Vman,
Miss Corrie Bowman was a caller
in McDayid Sunday last.
TAe u 7. D. Club were out trying
their new rubber tires Sunday after
noon. Trey say that they can over
take the A. G. ". Club of McDaYid
now. Now who can say that our lit,
tie town is not becoming more like
Chicago every week
Rev. ]. T. FilAngim will fill his reg
ular oamoin4T1nu+ af Paws chapnI newt
Sunday. All are invited to attend.
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ANNIVERSARY OF
TUSkEGEE
SCHOOL
CONTINUED from First Page)

che south, itself indicates a turn for
the better. II is impossible to frame
q law which viii, on its face, stand the
test Of the fifteenth amendment and
which will not ultimately operate, no
matter what the qualification nor pres
ent effect, to permit a certain class
OF negroes TO exercise the ballot. Ii
IS true that some state constitutions
or laws with the so-caNed 'Grandf8th-
er' clause may operate temporarily TO
exclude him, but as they expire in et-
feet, the limitation on adult male sun
rage mus become nothing more than
educational or property qualifications
Rpplicalble to white and negro alike.
When a class Of persons is so ignoT-
ant and so subject 20 oppression and
misleading that they are merely poll
teal children, not having the mental
status Of manhood, then II can hardly
be said that their voice In the govern
ment secures any bene1t to them.
Therefore, It seems to me that poll
cy Of the southern people adopting
laws, which exclude impartially both
the black and white ignorant and IT.
responsible could not be criticised.
But il is said, and with what truth
do not know, that these laws are In
tended to be enforced by means Of the
discretionary power vested in cleo
ton and other state oficers, so as to
exclude the colored voters with vigOT
slnder their provisions and TO allow
the white voters, who ought to be eX'
cluded. to enjoy the franchise. As
r,r~- s-~- shfc 20 ho ana cffT1- 4ho cf4rro
ton is by no means a hopeless one,
for the negro and the political power
that he may exercise in the future.
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A French chnrncteristic.

Now, what like so much in France
is the clear, unfiinehing recognition by
everybody of his own luck. They all
know on which side their bread is but
tered and take a pleasure in showing
It to others, which is surely the better
part OF religion. And they scOrn to
make a poor mouth over their poverty,
which I take to be the better part OF
mar illness. Stevenson.
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TO KILL THE DANDRUFF GERM.
Is the Only Possible Way Of Having
An Effective Cure,

Is the Only Possible Way Of Having
An Effective Cure.
II you see a woman or a man with
luxuriant glossy hair, you may be
sure neither has dandruh to amount
to anything. in nearly every case
where women and men have thin
brittle hair, they owe it to
dandruff. There are hundreds q
preparations that claim" to cure
dandruff, but not one but Newbro's
Herpicide tells you that dandruff is
the result of a germ burrowing into
the scalp, and that permanent cure
of dandruff and its consequent falling
and badness, can only be had by
killing the germ; and there is no
ether preparation that will destroy
that germ but Newbro's Herpicide.
Destroy the cause, and you remove
the effect" For sale by w. A. D'Al.
emberte, druggist and apOthecary,
121 South Palafox street or send 10c
in stamps to The Hsrpicide Co., De
troit, Mich.
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Fashion. caused by DefOrmities.


OF the close connection between fash
ion and deformity there are many ex-
amples. Through illness Philip the
Good had to have his head shaved.
Shayen heads, accordingly, perforce,
became fashionable at his court.
The daughters OF Louis XI. hid their
very large feet in long dresses; hence
trailing gowns.
The wife Of Philip III. set the fashion
Of high collars in Disgusting her long
neck with a wimple.
Henry PIantagenet introduced boots
with extravagantly curved toes to con-
ceal a growth on one Of his feet.
Louis XIV. wore a wig to cover un,
slightly wens on his head, while James
/ adopted voluminous trunk hose. aft
erward fashionable, to hide hip dis
easo.
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IntimatiOns.


No member1Qf the British parliament
is permit+et TO say bluntly and direct
" that 9nOther is drunk, but he may
hint at tie fact in periphrase, as when
Mr.. GIadstohA replying to an uncon-
ventionah speech Of DisraeH's, remark
ed, 'tThe fight honorable gentleman
has evidentIF had access 10 sources Of
inspiration that are not open to me-"
A violentSseeAe was caused in the par
IiameRt Of Victoria, Australia, by a
labor member saying Of legal col
league. '' honorable and learned
genfleman %b once called to the bar,
and he has-sA1ae gene frequently with
out being eElted" The angry barrister
petOrted, '6n tea drinking skunk!'
EysRtnaAy Boh withdrew and apollo
gized
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Sruel.

II made these biscuits myself, Da-
vid," said Mrs. copperneld. with hon
est pride.
They lock very nice. Dora, replied
David, picking one Of them up and
making an effort to split It. And they
are stin hot. How long ago did you
ahs-cast themP
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"Whatl Wed such .parvenu?" ex-
claimed the proud beauty.
"He has millions" responded her so
cial mentor, @and, remember, you need
not associate with him after you are
married'-PhiladeIphia Bulletin.
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Irnorance.

Mr.. Nuwed- Why did you discharge
the cook, dearest2 Mrs. Nuwed- She
was incompetent, darling. 1 told her
to make few sweetbreads for tea,
and she didn't know how Exchange.
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The Small chap-Say, papa, what Is
the race problem7 apa-Picking win.
Ders. s.-Kansas City Independent.
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The Original Laxative Cough Syrup
is Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar.
II expels all cold from the system by
acting as a csthsrtic on the bowels.
KenDedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is
q ceEtain, safe and harmless cure for
colds, Group and whOoping cough.
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FULL LINE OF &. p. REED q
co.'s OXFORD TIES JUST REcEIV-
ed. LOUIS FRIEDMAN q co. 2t
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FULL LINE OF (. P. REED &
co.'s oXEoRD TIES JUST RECElV-
ED. LOUIS FRIEDMAN G. co. 2t
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mucus membrane, and B.B.B. sends a rich,
ttngltng flood fwarm, rich, pure blooddirect
to the paralyzed nerves, mucus membrane
bones and joints, giving warmth and
strength just where it IS needed, and IN this
way making a perfect, lasting cure Of
catarrh In all fts forms
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

ska vaxa babe "daljor' och ~l0fvaxter
ska jag ia med mig fran Ytterby, 50
Diet skall bi flint som hin hale!
bet lag, trots den ingalunda vackra
uppsynen, och Diet vulgara spraket,ik TX
val nagot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hos
manner, och sedan han att sig matt,
gjordes saken upp oss emellan, hvar-
efter han pa begaran flick EN- riksda-
Ter pa hand, for att dermed l0sa ut sin
andra sj0stofvel, som var lemnad till
reparation hos en- skomakare ! Wax
holm.
Jaha, och nu far jag saga sd myc-
ket tack for valfagnaden, SADIE han.
sedan han rackt fran sin grofva och
valkiga, SAINT int sardeles mi hand.
och fatt EFT handtryck af oss begge.
ge mig Sc, hvad Dir Diet nu | dag? lis
dag ar Diet ia! da kommer jag ON fire.
dag morgon - och sen ska Diet min
sjal int bli alta dar till sondag, for
kommer jag / tagena, sa gar Diet som
Diet wore snort, sa' presten, mar han
tog halfvan. AdJo, ado! Flahacka
tar jag med mig, for en- ska val halla
sig verktyg SHELF, mar en- far bra be-
taldt, sa' professor, mar han skar has
selkappar.
Och med mossan skjuten nagot mera
pa sned an da han kom. linkade han
utfor backen ner at angen och till sion.
skot ut sin eka, klangde sig sedan i
den temligen ovigt. sd att den holl pa
att vicka Diver at andra sidan. svor
nagra mustiga eder 0fver "rankbyt-
tan, som han kallade henne, tog Sc
dan till Aroma och plaskade af bortat
Vaxholm till, under Diet han med hes,
men ljudelig rost sj0ng sa att Diet gaf
EXC mot bergvaggarne pa ena sidan at
sundet:
Och firms oct stenar l jordens null,
sd tag din spade och Kappa pa.
Men gnall int for den sakens skull =
Kappa pa, Kappa pa, Kappa pa!
Och firms Diet sorger 1 ~verldens It'd,
sd tag din knaber och Kappa pa
For gladden. ar hemma strax bredvid -
Kappa pa, Kappa pa, Kappa pa
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
H..

Den derpa foljande kvallen var en-
sardeles vacker determination. So
len dalade starkt nerat vester, och vaf-
de in EFT bredt band af glittrande guild
uti Diet klarbla vattnet / sundet mellan
de begge fJardarne, medan alarne pa
stranden aterspeglade sig / l~angdrag-
ma konturer, hvilka sakta darrade for
~vagsvallet fran en- liten angbAt, som
nyss kilat igenom. Pa grundet midi
emellan stranderna stimmade lojan 4
stora hopar, an muntert sprittande upp
ur vattnet efter de dansande myggor-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
Ill.


Pa fredagen kom mastarn mycket
riktigt tidigt pa morgonen och borja-
de genast med slit arbete. bet gick
ganska raskt undan for honom, men
s~varigheterna zorro storre an babe han
och jag forestallt oss, sa att jag efter
nagra dagar mycket tydligt sag, att
den fruktade manperioden skulle in
trada. imam backen hunnit blifva for
vandlad till rang, heder och vardighet
af tradgard. Bittida och sent var jern-
spettet i gang, och den ena "guldklim-
pen" efter den andra CRADLES upp ur
den sandiga jorden, sa att slutligen
fanns der materialier nog till en- gan
ska respektabel stenmur omkring at
minstone en- god del af nina egor.
Sedan ALA mojliga jordtilgangar
blifyit tillyaratagna, fattades dock en-
hel del fyllnad for busklister och r.
batter, och slutet pa der yisan blef,
att jag en- vacker dag maste tala vid
last tradgardsjord fran Stockholm. Sa
skulle den koras upp fran stranden
der den ladies', och Diet var nu i borjan
pa andra veckan, da jag till min for
s~krackelse flick Sc, att Diet Just NORGE
men derpa var fullmane, och jag sale
des skulle "a sta der med min half
uppbrutna backe. vi lade ALA marke
till att ''mastaren", som alltid mars
gnolade och sjong vid slit arbete, blef
ALT tystare oSh tystare, ju langre Diet
nalkades den betydelsefulla dagen.
Han kunde sta der langa stunder med
spaden i hand och hufvudet pa sned
och Sc mycket fundersam ut, och Diet
lag EFT bittert och ~missmodigt drag
omkring den redan f0rut ~tillrackligt
sneda munnen. Stenarne, som han
annars alltid hade EFT skamtsamt ord
at, mar de lago i wagon for hans pa
de, fingo nu %uppbara ganska beska
piller, och de hedersnamn han gaf dem,
borjade undra ofver hvad som kunde
ligga till grund for denna f0ran ,e
Understanding, och foresatte mig att
forsoka komma under fund dermed,
babe af rem nyfikenhet och derf0r att
manner ifran forsta stunden vackt ic-
Ike sa litet intresse hos mig.
Pa eftermiddagen fore ~fullmansda-
gen blefvo spadtagen ALT mera lang
Stamina. och som vi nagra timmar for
ut varit af litet olika tankar i fraga,
ON laget och utseendet af en- rabatt.
som jag vile hafva liggande snedt
emot gangen och med former af en-
snacka, men som mastarn vile ha agg-
formig och liggande raft emot gan
gen, sa gick jag till honom och fors0k-
tie "a EFT samtal / gang.
Hur ar Diet fatt med mastarn?
Han ser sa fundersam ut. Mar int
mastarn bra? borjade jag temligen o.
vantadt, som Diet tycktes, ty han sag
pa mig helt hastigt fran sidan, och
svarade sedan temligen tvart, | Diet
han vande sig bort:
Tucker herrn, att Diet gar for
langsamt med arbetet da, efter som
herrn fragar?
bet har jag int sagt, men att
Diet ar nagonting i vagen, Diet STAR in
te fell.
ia, Diet d. de f~orbannade stenarne,
som IL | wagon, annars vet jag just
i~ngenting, atertog han TORT, l Diet han
borjade grafva igen. (Forts.)
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

En- duktig karl. - Ar du mold med
er nye bokhallare!
ia IA. Han arbetar for ire.
verkligen?
ia, for sig self. sin fru och sin
poke.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03

der way The streets, at an cally hour
We're throngrd with labultis on their
way To the bu,nud districts, where
they had been engaged To ;sss, i'm the
task of cleaning llp The boats from
the cities across the bay and the cleo
trio cans from the suburbs Mere packed
with wnIkmen Who had already Sc
cured employment
In many places advertisements Mere
posted On the walls seeking labolcr,
and these inquiries for men were met
with numerous responses tloll heads
of families who We're only too willing
10 engage In any Kind of labor The
authorities issued numerous permits
TO corporations and individuals to open
their safes Every pfcCautlnn Was
taken 10 establish he identify OF lh.
owners SO that II will be impossible to
practice frauds Tho safes are of the
smalle, Kind and have sufficiently
cooled 10 permit being opened. By
this means a little more money will he
put In general circulation and some
Of the distress arising from tho want
Of cash will be Immediately relieved
The cNtensionof street car telegraph
and telephone systems IS proceeding
as rapidly as tho difficulties win per
INIT and il is hoped that before the
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
Tuesdax. May ..

The Bank Of Newport at Newport,
Ark, failed to open for business Mon
day
Germany has issued Invitations 20
twenty states to take part in an in
ternational wireless telegraph confer
ence at Berlin, June %
Private advices from Hongkong say
that the -four mills OF America con
template forming combine to control
the distribution OF their product in
China along Standard Oil lines
Judge Amos Holgate OF Marinette,
Wis, one OF the most prominent Dem.
ocrats OF Northern Wisconsin, is dead,
aged sixty-four years He served
through the Civil war with the FIJI.
teenth Illinois
The Young mine at Iron River.
Mich, has been sold to the steel trust
for 100000 II was owned by Cap
tain George Young and Samuel New.
man OF Algona. Wis. and Charles Nc
0inley OF Menominee. Mich.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
SANTA ROSA CASUALTIES.
Fefty.cne Dead, Seven Missing ard
sissy-three Injured.

Santa Rosa. Cal April 2n The la's
est tigrnes show foriHone dead sists
three injured and seven missing heies
The entire business section ot santa
Rosa and many residsncas ssle d
stroycl Twenty fires started but the
water supply WAS nnmpaifcd and
under control Cut on from commnni
cation with the rest OF the world
Santa Rosa knew nothing Of the Dc.
struction OF san Francisco until the
arrival from there OF trainload OF
1000 refugees begging FOR help that
could not be given them Nearby
towns came to the rescue and after
period Of suffering aid was received
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
WOuNl, TWENTY MEN
PENNSYLVANIA TROOPERS FIRE
UPON AN ATTACKING MOB
OF ANGRY MINERS.

Noun, Carmel Pa. May ]. The
Arst serious collision In the anthacItc
coal region since mining was suspend
ed April 1, occurred here during the
day between mob of idle mine work
ers and a platoon Of the new state
constabnlars II resulted in The iniul
ing OF probably twenty men, three Of
whom Will likely die The police were
attacked by several hundred foreign
crs, who became inccnsed al the pres
ence OF the constabes They threw
stones and otherwise endangered lives
and when the crowd had swellcd to
thousands the constables fired The
riot caused great excitement in many
mining villages, but the territory is
now comparatively quiet
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
Leave Ships Al Several Ports on the
Great. Lakes

Dc'ni'. NIal lelcprams re-
ceiyed b, President William Living
stone Of fh,' lnhc Carriers associa
tion announced that 4 number pf
mates had lcii th.ir yess.s ~ Buffalo
and chicae" The strils, III mates.
firemcn, grain scoppets and dock
workers VAS fixed for midnight but
vessel nWnc' In nanl Instance took
the inlatiss and demanded {" know
the Intentions Of theII mates resulting
that number lefi the vessel AZ once
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
cEhrEkARlAh SUICIDES.
Woman Aged 1os Cuts Het Throat ~
unionto ~n, Pa

Uniontoan Pa april 81 Mrs
Mary Mckiftrick. who recently c.l.-
brated her losth birthday committed
suicide by cutting her throat with
small knife which she had In her room
10 trim her nails Her mind had bes0
deranged for several weeks
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
Duluth Whea and FLAX.

Duluth, April 30 Wheat To arrive
and on tlacl 40 Northern ls &c
No 2 Northern 7nA.c MAJ 7si-e,
July 1slgc Sept. 7sc l'lax 10 Al
rive on tracb and MAY 81 ~ llilN
Sl.l1as Sept 81 LIZ OFT 81
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
WIDE AREA IN ri ms
FIRE At SAN FRANCISCO DE
sTRoYeo SIXTY THOU
SAND BUILDINGS.

San Francisco, April 90 a map
Just published here of the burned dis
trict shows an area covering '53 city
blocks, III of which are south OF Mar
ket street and o42 at the north end
1t is estimated that the buildings Dc
stroyed viii be in he neigh',oshood Of
10000
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
TWO KILLED. MANY INJURED
Free for All Fight Occurs in Railroad
Camp,

Milwaukee. April 3o-A Journal
special from Rice Lake WIS, says
Winston Bros n bears camp four
miles from I.dge"atci on the route
OF the Lake Superior and Southeast
eln railroad, was the scene OF free
FOR all fight during the day in which
two laborers we're killed outright and
fifteen wounded several fatally Fight
Ing is in progress
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03

San Francisco. April 30 Tod.t~
marked the actgal besinnima OF The
disentaneling of San Francisco from
its disordered condition and of com
mencing the work of reconstruction
On many sides We're visible indica
tions o! the determination of tho mel
chants 10 resume business Gangs OF
men With teams are r>ysline Tor
foundations In numerous Vacant lots
and in other places The removal OF
debris vi buiLc, blildinss IS we'll un-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
r'LlMAn s,LL aecomMenoeo
Prohibits Corporations From Making
Campaign Contributions.

Washington, April II The senat.
committee on privileges and elections.
by unanimous vote. has authorized
Senator Forakca To report favOTably
the rillman bill to prohibit insurance
and other corporations from contribuf
ing To campaign funds. The bin was
amended ny subcommittee consist
Ing of Senators Foraker, Knox and
Bailey aud was made to apply to cor
pora'ions OF all kinds end to all cleo
items for presidential and vice presi
Dental electors. for legislatures where
United States senators are TO be
chosen and fov representatives I'm con
gress 1t makes offending corporations
shbJect 10 fine Of $4,000 and an EN-
ploye Of corporations subject 10 fine
OF $1,000
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
MANY puLAJAhEs KILLED.
American Troops and Natives Fight
in Samar

Manila May ! Defachments OF
federal troops while scouting Mondas
in the C;aridara valley ON the island
vi Sanai encountered several bands
OF I,ulaianes In the engagements
mat followed many Pnlalanes we're
Killed ana 'h.ii supplies DESTROYED
There yer. no casualties among the
troops
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1906-05-03
REPLY TO THE MINERS
HARD COAL OPERATORS REFUSE
TO MODIFY POSITION ON
WAGE QUESTION.
Call Upon the workmen TO Renew
Award Of Strike commi..,on Tor
Three Year. or Else Accept tn. op-
orators Proposal Tina. the Commits
s'on ArbtrAte the Question os VIVA,
Changes. u Any, Should se Made.

New Work April ~ The anthracite
committee ut seven Which met here
luislng the daN drew up IA reply To the
lalcst proposition OF the mine workers
foi an adjustment OF the situation In
the anthracite fields Tho mine owners
refuse To modify their position and cali
upon the miners tu renew for period
of three Years the AWARD VI the anthlA
cite strike commission ui else tu ac
ccpt the operators proposition that
the strike commission uIbitrate the
question as tu what changes. II any.
shall bc made in the scale of wages
tiNed by the commission in IT'S original
award The miners Nave already de
clnrd this uffri
The OPERATORS in their reply say in
part
We observe that you reject our
proposition nt arbitration by the strike
commission iou speak of il as a
suggestion that We first arbi,iate To
ascertain whether there Is ANYTHING To
aibltiaic and then lcstrtct within
marrow limits the scope of the invcsti
CATION 'rhis statement ot the plnpo
sition is erroneous. Oui "fYcl was 10
submit Ia the members OF the strike
commission the question whether amy
changes Ia conditions have occurred
SINCE the award Uf the commission re-
QilitiMo that the award should he 40
modified as to wages and adjustment
OF complaints, and. II so how II should
be changed Yon will observe, there
fore, that Your statement WAS decided