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Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
DECLARE THAT
STATEMENT
SFALSE
SHARP CLASH BETWEEN
POSTAL AND OPERATORS
Company Seeks to Show That
Employees Receive Big Sal
aries Men Say 1t Means
Many Extra Hours,
IBy Morning journal Special Leased wire.l

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire ]
New York. July 16.-The Postal
Telegraph-C Gable company gave out a
statement tonight which the officials
characterized as a refutation of the
claim that its striking employees at
San Francisco had been underpaid.
For the month Of May. preceding the
strike, the statement sets forth that
the operators in the San francisco
office were paid an average Of $122.35
for the month. or forty-four cents per
hour. The highest class of men are
paid at the rate Of 500 per month
but drew an average Of $131 for May
The second grade men averaged
$l15.39 for the month, and the third
grade men $tO6.S3.
Five other operators whose month
ly rating was from $66 to $40, aver
aged SS4.95 Day employees the state
ment adds work nine hours, might
men seven and a half hours. and late
night operators seven hours over
time is figured on a basis OF seven
hour day
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17

small lots Consumers being more in
terested in the new domestic woods
now coming forward. 1t Is not thought
that America will be heavy buyer at
the London auctions on account of tho
high prices ruling, especially on meri-
nos, which are proportionately higher
than the new domestic wools are likely
to be obtained for.
Big Increase in Sales.
Receipts at Boston this week. last
week and the corresponding week last
year We're as follows:
This week, bales. 257sl l,12s 2es04
Last week. bales. .Iss37 1883 90 726
Last year, bales. 2f67e III 2245s
Total shipments OF wool for the
week ending July amounted to 4,766,
1856 pounds. against 4113.615 pounds
previous week and 3,499,035 pounds
for the corresponding week last year.
Sales for the week amounted to g.
9S9,000 pounds, against a total of A.
035,000 pounds for the previous week
corresponding week last year.
Included in the sales here during
the week were:
Domestic
$4,000 lbs Ohio Xxx and above. VI. s4k
10 900 lbs Ohio No. l washed... 80
100000 lbs Ohio and Pennsylvania
unwashed and unmerchantabe
delaine Observation-Disclosures. 90 632
1900 lbs Ohio and West Virginia
washed delaine ............ argos
10000 lbs Ohio and Pennsylvania
fine unwashed cloth ........26 @265k
100000 lbs quarter. three-eighths
and half blood unwashed ..3O @34
$50 900 lbs Texas .......23 @26
150 900 lbs border Texas .. 20
$4,000 lbs California ......22 @25
4, $50. 900 lbs territory .....1g m27
225o00 lbs pulled woods ......24 @26
1900 lbs secured woods .....S6 @72
$4,000 lbs miscellaneous .,......12 Q29
Foreign
60. 900 lbs Australian and New
Zealand ...,,......,...-..s.. AZ @T
4O,O0O lbs carpet woods .......19 ass
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
TEXAS QUARANTINE
TO BE A RIGID ONE

Houston. Tex, July 16.-Dr William
Bfumby. state health officer, who Is
here today. says the state governor
viii shortly issue a proclamation de-
ginus disease. The proclamation will
put the railroads on notice and II will
be a statutory offense, punishable by
a fine Of $500 To- haul person af-
fiicted with a contagious disease into
the state. If In Interstate travel a
passenger demands that the carrier
bring him to Texas, the health office
will require that the railroad authori-
ties at the destination and the patient
will be- required TO submit 10 an ex-
animation and N not the patient will
be subject to deportation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
They Stand Alone.

Standing out In bold relief, all dlone
and as q conspicuous example OF open,
frank fnd honest dealing with tho sick
and afflicted, are Ur. Pierce's Favorito
Prescription for weak over-worked. de-
billtated. nervous, rundown pain
racked women, and DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, the famous remedy
Tor weak stomach, Indigestion, or dys-
pepsia, torpid liver. or billousness, all
catarrhal affections whether OF the
stomach, bowels, kidneys, bladder, nasal
passages, throat bronchia, or other mu-
cous pa Sgges, also as an effective remedy
for all diseases arising from thin, watery
or Impure blood, as ser0fulOus and skin
affections.
Each bottle Of the above medicines
bears upon It's wrapper a badge Of hon
esty In tho full list OF ingredients com.
posing IT. printed IN plain English
This frank and open publicity places
these medicines IN n class all hu them
selves. and Is the best guaranty of their
merits. They cannot be- elassed as patent
nor secret medicines for they ere neither
being Of hTlOlCn composition.
Dr. Pierce feels that he can afford 70
take the afflicted Into his full confidence
and lay All the ingredients Of his medI.
ciDes freely before them because these
ingredients arc such rs are endorsed and
most strongly praised by scores Of the
most eminent medical writer's as cures
for the diseases for which these medi-
clnes are recommended. Therefore, the
AFFLICTED do not have 10 rely alone upon
DR.. Plerce's recommendation Is 70 the
curative value Of his medicines for Ger.
tain easily recognized diseases.
A glance az the printed formula on
each bottle will show that 40 alcohol ana
no harmful or hahlt-forming drugs enter
into DR.. Pierce's medicines. they being
wholly compounded Of glycerlc extracts
Of the roots Of native. American forest
plants. These are best and safest for
the cure Of most lingering. chronic dis.
eases. DR.. r. V. Pierce can be consulted
FREE. By addressing him at Buffalo.
N. Y, and all communications are 70.
gardad - sacredlY confidential.
II IL as easy n be we'll IS III - and
much more comfortable Constipation u
The Gauss Of many forms Of illness. Dr.
plefcs's Pleasant Pellets cure eonstlpa-
lion. They arc tiny, suRarcoated gran.
ulss. One ilttlo Pellet j 4 gentle Iana-
two. two . mild eatkaftlb All dealers 10
mtdiclhss ell them
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
HAS NOT THE RIGHT
TO DIVERT TRAFFIC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Makes Important Ruling In Cot
ton Compress Gaze.

Washington. July i6.-An impor-
tant decision prepared by Commis-
sloner Lane was announced by the In
terstatc commerce commission today.
Il Involves The right Of a railroad to
divert traffic from one cotton COM
press 40 another. which. the commits
sion holds. the carrier does not pos
scsl
Tho case WIS that Of the Muslkogee
Commercial club and the Muskogec
traffic bureau against the Missouri.
Kansns and Texas railway n appear
ri that the defendant carries cotton
70 South MeAlester 10 he compressed.
although L might more easily have
been compressed at MuskOgee. The
commission holds that the defendants
ruic for compresfurc Of cotton IN tram
~ results IN undue prejudice against
MuEk0gce and that the defendant
should grant all the privileges 10 one
compression point that Il granted 10
another"
The commission also holds that the
fact that compress company at
south McAIester has another COM
pres no Fort smith and threatens.
unless the foregoing preference Il
given 10 It's cDmprcss at South Nc
Alesicr 10 divert its cotton traffic 20
another railroad. does not Justify dis
erlmlnaiion IN the rules OF practice Of
the defendant
iinnl Hearing on Iilll Of fadlng.
Washington. July fe-lt was an
ueunced by the interstate commerce
commission today that 4 final hearing
upon The proposed uniform bill or lad
Ing would be held before the COM
miesl0n in this city October i5. prac-
ileally 40 Il the carriers In the Of
fetal Classification territory and the
1FlEinai petitioners have agreed TO the
proposed form of hll II ladlnf sub
Hlfteh and have requested the com-
MINaipn % approve and prescribe that
form
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
UNION CHIEFS STILL HOPE
THAT SETTLEMENT MAY CONF,

Oakland. July 16.-President $. j.
Small. Of the Telegraphers' union.
said today that he was unable to make
a definite statement of his five-hours'
conference with Commissioner Of La
bor Neill last night Unless an agree
ment Is reached today he expects a
general strike Of telegraphers all over
the country. which will cripple both
the Western Union and Postal COM
panles. He expects to start for Chi
cago this week stopping In several
cities en- route. He promises To make
public the results Of his conferences
with Mr.. Neill
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
Thn MefaI MnrIlcI

New York, July 16.--London tin de-
cllned, spot closing at E1S4 SIS and flu
lures at E1S0 15s. Locally the marke.
was weak, spot being quoted at $4,000
a 1850. Copper was lower in London.
spot being quoted at f91 and futures
at f9S los. Locally the market was
unsettled Lake, S21.00@22.00; cleo
trolytic, $20.50d 21.00; casting, $1,000
% 1850. Lead was unchanged at s5.15
in London. Spelter declined 5s TO
E14 in London. Locally the market
was weak, spot being quoted at $6.l0
m6I5
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
Rampage Over In lhe MIssourl.

Kansas city, July 16.-The Missou-
ri river was stationary here this
morning at 21.5 feet, half a foot above
flood point. Weather Observer Con-
nor predicts another half foot rise in
the Missouri by Wednesday morning,
hut says there Is no cause for alarm.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
The WOOL Market.

Boston, July 16.-The wool market
Is active and firm and the tendency Is
more IN favor of sellers than for a
long time. The demand for the finer
grades Of territory wool Is good and
the volume of business is large. Staple
woods are still in a strong position,
meeting with excellent inquiry from
worsted manufacturers.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17

Al nations are endeavoflna o chock iha
ravaRes of consumption. the white plague
Foieya Honey and Tar cures coughs and
colds perfectly and you are IN 10 danger ol
consumption. DO not riak your health b
taking Home unknown preparation when
foley's Honey and Tar 10 safe and certain
IN results The genuine 10 IN yellow pack.
age. ]. H. O-RIaIIY Go. q
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
COMMERCE
AND STOCKS
MnlI StreeL.

New York, July 16.-The stock mar
ket today was a dull affair and had all
the usual characteristics of the mid
summer period. There was some ac-
tivity in three or four stocks but Ii the
shares of these are deducted from the
total sales for the day the remainder
is insignificant. Union Pacific was the
active feature and its sales make up
an important proportion of the days
business.
Amalgamated Copper and Reading
made up another important proportion
for the small doings of the day. The
general movement was sluggish and
hesitating in conformity with the mar
rowness of the market. The demand
for Union Pacific from domestic
sources was heavy and was more than
sufficient to absorb some large offer
ings for foreign account. London took
an unfavorable view of the New York
values and sent over quotations quite
radically reduced from last nights
closing level here. The resistance de-
veloped by this influence was due en-
tirely TO sympathy with the Union Pa
cific movement
The stocks of the Hill group COM
pletely sympathized with the Union
Pacific fluctuations. An obstacle to
the rising tendency, due to the effect
of strength in Union Pacific was the
bad effect on sentiment produced by
the instability of the price of copper.
The stock market was confronted at
the outset today with d slump in the
price of copper warrants In London.
1t has been the subject of common dis
cussion that this reduction has failed
to revive any demand for copper and
opinions found expression today that
the fall in price must run several more
cents before a stable level will be
found for future business. This incl
dent aroused some anxiety over the
whole business situation and the pos
sibility of similar deadlocks owing to
the high prices in other lines.
The June exports of agricultural
products was reported nearly un-
changed from last year, a decline in
cotton balancing a rise in value OF
breadstuffs Prices rose rapidly in the
last half hour to the best of the day.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17

through without changing cars over Penn.
ayivania Short Line Via Columbus and Nor.
folk 8 Western Rg.. daily after July A. Low
fares For details write Hut afi Seven.
toenth street. Denver, Colo.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
HELP WANTED

>-1->~
WANTED-A girl for housework and TO
assist In the care OF children; no cook
ing or washing Apply Mrs. s. Levy, 1912
West Central avenue.
WANTED-Girl for general nouseworx:
small family. Miss Arnold. 724 W. Cop
per Ave
wANTED-A good cook at 61s West Gold
avenue; good wages If
WANTED Experienced saleswomen at the
Economist
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17

Per prompt and courteous treatment and
The very choicest ef meats you HIIl make no
mistake hy calIIuE 81 EMIL KLEINWOhr.
order il.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17

Total sales. 45S.5OO shares
Bonds were steady. Total sales, par
value. $97S,000. United States 2s,
coupon advanced y per cent on call.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED-Male

WANrED-Immediatel white camp
cook Apply Horabin & McGaffey Co.,
Room ., First National Bank building. 4
WANTED Blacksmith for coal mining
camp. Apply W. H, Hahn 4
|WANTED--A first class man TO take care
OF ranch: must be familiar with care OF
cattle: good wages. Apply J. w. Bennett
European Hotel
WANTED at Santa Re Restaurant
under Savoy Hotel Il
WANTED--A competent young man for a
general merchandise sture; must speak
Spanish. Address H. this office.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
MINIxo sTOcKe

The following Boston quotations are fur
nished by Il. Graf & Co, brokers. over their
own private wire to Albuquerque. N. NJ.
July i6 1907
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
SANTA EE TIME TABLE


tEffectlve June lslh1
Frum tho East Arrive. Depart
no. l. Southern Cal Exp..... 7s<Kp $3.50
No. 3. California Limited .f2z0b 100 D
Not, North Cal Fest Mau. .fo.66 iasfb p
No. ., 81 7. 4 Mex city Exp..l .l1s4s f2.3D .
From the West
No. 2. Chicago Fast nan..... SEQ s,n6a
No. Z. Chicago Limited ..... 5.sop e.2o p
No. :. Chi. a Kan. city EXP. e:5ap 1880 p
from lhe South
No lo. chi, Den. 4 X q nx aiaoa 100 .
fNo. 70 ronneoln at Iamy win branch train
fof Santa Fe and Hlans al m lo1aI points 10
Now hesieo r n puHnf Agent
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
LOST AND AND FOUND
STORAGE
FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR RENT--Niceiy furnished front room.
electric light, bath and steam heat 321
South Third street,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17

FOR RENT--3 rooms, cellar, stable, shed,
shade trees ssS East Copper avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1907-07-17
FOR SALE-MlsceIlaneOus

FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and har-
ness, $50. Hunters Wagon yard
200 North Broadway. II
FOR sALE-Fine saddle pony. Can also
drive single or double. 800 w Huning av.
FOR SALE-Large tent, furnished. Apply
91O North Eighth street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-15
STATE news

Quarreling over the return Of cor.
tain photos Henry Harrison, n we'll
known man Of North Yakima, shot
and fatssiy wounded hla wife Sat
urday thon went aud gave himself
up. The couple had been separated
three weeks. o.
AT Valley city on the interurhan
railroad J. ~ Whorton a Sons Of
Spokane viii erect within 60 days
pO5nt and nail factory.
Thousands sang when midnight
approached az Hoqulam Saturday
night and all sai1upt we're forced
20 close for Sunday the first uuss
In the history OF the town
@ACn a. Anderson. son Of r. An.
derseo D coneuctoro on the N. =.
beach % sstss Goa ttie q lnterreHoip
o.. ssstUssS ~ tho laeat appointee
20 sass sssss scs&emy at Annapolis
Sceavss.es 81 W. L. Jones' has
cosas css yla, footed and says he
sTsl s~ cssalmte for United
stssss sssstos
rae siissnsee railsuad plans 10
us~ electricity for the operation Of
the trslns hi the Rockies and Cas-.
cadoa On tbs cosnt extension.
womts will be called into the
harvest fields Of WalIa WHlla coun.
~ AZ haryeatera are scarce
article.
A premature explosion Of dyna.
mite az Goldondalo Saturday killed
Gus Carlson. a railroad lahorer and
Injured two men with him
One thousand dollars has been Of.
fcred as a reward by the Cascade
Lumber a shingle Co. OF snohom.
lsh for the apprehension of the per.
sons believed 20 have wilfully de.
stroyod their plant by fire recently
Nothing has been heard from u
" Nicolni the president of the Law
aud order league OF Sunnyslde.
Wash. who mysteriously dluap
pcarcd several weeks ago.
Rohar's saloon and Tho lodglng
house above we're destroyed by fire
last night at Aaacortes. lnccndiar
ism ~ suspected
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the enormous good they accomplish
and not By the mistakes they
make"
The other speakers were Rev. J.
NJ Wilson. OF Tire Westminster
Presbyterian church. who proposed
that organized labor and the
churches hold a joint meeting once
a month AZ which speakers repre-
acntlng both should make ad
dresses. Rev O. u McGtii. c o.
Young district organizer for the
American Federation Of Labor. and
Frank " Cotterlll. secretary OF the
central labor couucil
Vice President Fairbanks Seat
ties guest since Friday. LEFT Scat.
tie on the steam yacht 81 Primero
aboard 81 which he was received
by Congressman Francis W. Cush.
man. Chester Thorne and other
prominent citirens of Tacoma. Tbs
vice president spent Sunday IN Ia
coma and left AZ midnight for A.
tprla. Saturday afternoon Mr
Fairbanks vas the guest Of honor
on an excursion on Puget sound
aboard The Santa Rosa. visiting ths
navy yard at uremeFtou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-15

home and live ON an allowance
from the governor" lilo wants a
man fun Of ginger and gitupand-
glt-a aon.ln.law with brains and a
definite purpose in life man who
does things and IL not content
unless be can make a noise In tho
world
Tho swain who goes around TO
Thco. T. Shonta' house asking per.
mission 60 carry away one OF those
charming twins viii have more
questions 20 answer than there are
In a church cateohlam. as may be
inferred from the imposing list Of
ponta' which Papa shunta haa
laid down for the guidance OF his
two daughters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-15
Our Drapery Department

completely equipped to take Of entire decorating con
tracts Of any kind the approved manner Fabrics Of
az kinds or all decorative purposes carried in stock and
people Of long experience are here to make them up
Hyou have home to fiji mp, If you wish to put new
ngs into The home you occupy or If you want TO re-
furnish only single suite, be Of valuable
service to you BY placing your contract with you are
assured work Of just high character as though you
brought clear from New York Chicago to do it for
you and the time worry aud unnecessary expense arc en-
ireiy eliminated
We viii consider great pleasure TO have you call on
US when in Seattle Let show you why are capable
Of producing superior effects.
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(seatsle Sor's Exclusive serviee.l
NEW YORK. July 16-rco. p.
sshonts, who Is vastly prouder Of
his twin daughters, Theodore and
sn4ygare,, than he was OF his $50
.eeeayear work IS chief engineer
loi the Panama canal or of his pres.
o. sTb,0Ooayear job rs rcor.
Fa0iser of the street railways %
Greater New York. has paused long
snsuGa In hts busy career 20 give
some advice TO marriageable young
ucu2n.
Il "a the best advice OF which
Mt, shouts is capable. for IL Is the
sane advice which he has been try.
lng 20 impress upon the minds Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-15
SHONTS GIVES SIX MARRIAGE DONTS
FOR YOUNG WOMEN {.

DENT marry merely because
''you fall In love-"
Ask yourself frankly u you are
In love With the man himself or
with unlmportent details OF dress
or looks or manner tAat have
caught your tspcy.
2-Don't marry a man without
an ain--tsGcflnitc aim.
Do you know enough OF him To
analyse his character az all. 20
far enough to dlnd a, exactly what
his purpose In life Is or II he has
a purpose. Many men haven't any.
3---non't marry a man who
places undue Importance upon
dress or looks or position. or any
superficial thing.
II u man Ia too eend OF dress or
display. II he thinks too much OF
society or merely idle pleasure. be.
ware OF putting your hte's happi.
ness In his hands.
t--nont marr,'a man for his
looks,
Learn TO look for character quail.
tiles. Learn 10 dlssect. TO anaiyxe
human nature. Learn 10 know the
man as he Is
H-non't select a man who be.
Titles your ability 60 help and In.
/ spirc him.
A true man viii believe in you
and place confidence IN your ca.
Ipacigy as helpmect.
u--hon't marry man who
lacks force of character.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-15

his own daughters since they ar.
rived az the marrying age.
They are fine, healthy. intenl.
gent American giris.' declares Mr.
s0on,s. and ! am proud OF them. &"
Such being the case. he Is ex.
ceedingiy anxious that they should
choose the very best OF husbands.
and 20 that end he has given them
the very best advice he knows
He would not have them marry
without love. yet he would not
have them marry Tor loves sake
only
Thee =. shonts wants no nelly.
coddle Tor soninlaw lie wants
no pretty boy. no miid'mannercd
youth who Ia content 20 stay at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-15

was the principal speaker
The church ard the labor an.
ions" said the Rev Sickle. fare
fighting 90 abolish a common evil
Neither the church nor the trades
nniona are Ideal. but both are
patriotic Both must b. judged hy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-15
Our HouSefurnishings Dept

Has kept pace with the Of the store carrying com
pcte stocks Of Chnaware Glassware Sverwarc Tnwarc
Granteware, Stoves, Ranges etc, etc
In Chinaware, we show quite a number Of opcn-stock
patterns Exclusive with in Scatc) OF avland French
China well large assortment Of patterns in Austrian
china, porcelain and scmi-porcelaiu
The showing OF Glassware includes. besides the ordin
airy pressed and blown goods, the famous H. c. Fry Cut
Glass famous the country for its buancy and accur
acy Of cutting
Syerware is also well represented including knives
forks and spoons we'll cake forks and gravy
ladies, berry spoons and many other odd pieces.
complete line OF Stoves and Ranges one Of the
most important things in the IIouseiurnshing Department
This includes the Maeable ST. Clair Range which has for
years proved its supremacy by saving fuel and repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-15

card and shell game in the lower
end OF the city
Mniiiu promises % BE- az good az
can be and not 90 come uorth OF the
north line Of jackson a. In fact
n he Is accorded freedom from 20.
lice molestatlou. he viii operate Bis
concession nowhere save al the cor.
ner ~ jackson and First az. where
the crowds take the cars for the
races.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-15

ToyoshIgc. n. ". schlhara aud r.
Hart
Bank OF iatah Of Laiah, $4,000
W A. McEachern, y. w. O'Noil and
Minnie E@Taylor.
Loverett Lumber company Of Sc.
attic. 100000. r. II. Williams. Il. M.
Barkwill and H. y. Stewart.
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The College Inn Of Seattle. $50.
o00' Aaron H. Jaffo and W. g.
Kicacl.
NJ NJ. Cohen a. Co. OF Seattle.
silverwaro buaincas. $4,000, NJ, M.
Cohen and Benz Calmenaon.
Douglas Realty company OF Seat.
tie. $4,000. j. H. Douglas and w.
N. Thompson.
Seattle Shoe Work company OF
Seattle. $4,000. 3. ogawa. H. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-15
NEW INTERPRETATIONS
latar aneolnl anrvIon.l

OLYMPIA. July i5.-The follow.
INK 2ticlea OF incorporation have
been filed with the secretary OF
state
Noohaaok Cooperative Canning
company OF Noodaaok. $4,000. r.
A. sllla. u. Olin and J. n. Borg.
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10 ALLY CHURCH AND LABOR UNIONS

A gathering which may head 70 a
elese alliance between the labor or.
saaixatlons and the ministers on
the city was held IN the Labor TEN.
De yesterday afternoon.
Rev Steisle. % New York. a vis-
ting Christian EndeayoF delegate.