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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
PREPARING ron colsN Snow.
Many Counties Win He Represented in
Exhibits az Mitchell.

Many OF the surrounding counties
have commenced te exhthi csstslaeEsa-
BILE interest In the coming state corn
during the coming winter, perhaps "a
short Time before the holidays, The
corn show If las year was a tins sue
cess In that the lectures Witch were
given by corn experts gnke the corn
growers OF the state considerable Inn
portaut information an limos hal have
not been generally followed In corn
TN. exhibit ~ cnrn was
good. hut II liz conceded that 1t wilt be
shown this year. for corn viii he
shown this year that WAS grown on
the principles thai were euudciatcst
from the platform. Another rea son
for the corn grower ~ this state TO
be enthusiastic is the fact that at the
corn exposition In Chicago this fall
south Dakota overtopped Wisconsin
and Minnesota in the sweepstakes
prize. Where the county com mission
ers are not taking the Interest in the
corn show 10 make All appropriation
for an exhibit. the real estate men
have formed for the purpose Of seeing
that an exhibit Is represented at the
show. While the talent has not as yet
sions some of the most noted corn cul-
turists will be- heard A j. Wtmple.
the prize corn grower Of the state. viii
have a sample oil his prize corn al the
exhibition.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
The News d South Dakota
4 Point Men Make S.s~.psag tssssssa'
sg kankruuax.s Charges

Henry flenktn Il ana i henktis. cst-
|partnefs CARRYING or u general ntyf~
|chanatss business AL t.lk Patag under
the Grtu samae sf fienkim 4 ssm, a
nufahef ~ mhaas creditors sslre ass
ago fied a pettsgsn in tire taftest
STATE court asking thas the fsegy =
Of the arfs hs required 10 ssAAw cause
Why tfsey SHOULD rot b@ dss saFsn4 iH~
voluntary ~haakfagt~. Thugssay nlst
an answer In the federal reaFt - sfSs
petition 81 their creditors,
In their petition tho creditors atlegs
thar ftemkin A son had committed AN
act nj bankruptcy hN TRANSFERRING
their steak and stees. @ayEh about sS,-
aAa. ~ AifTsd laatiAns. nf s4sax Stty,
aud that this wa2s sIaue FOR shs atl~gsi
purpose &c d~effsa3ing taelr creditors
III their VI which NsN rtsss ty
DAVIS, Lyon Il Gates ard AlAens n
JuaEp. attorneys uf SIOUX Fails. wha
have beech retained Ia paroteet the Aa-
~tefests ~ th~ Elk Point uacss. tae
member Il the rirm ailegt thst Mar
shall Field Il taA. the Tnntts, Wheeler
q Mottls company, the Tt.lertsna \
warflcld and the Wtillara
T~aesaberry company, the p%etithatim%
&fAt8AANfA#s 2sAN ~ *fNfA bAkA AAt& |AFts
against them either AS iysih tdnAi@ CIR
as ca. partners. as alleged, and tiaal On
the contrafy They charge the fact 10
be that they paid Marshall Field -
Co. withtn four months immediately
preceding the nling IF the creditors
petition an oet. -. and bet u een June
20 and that DAT. tbs ausn of S2.ASas&i.
and thar MARSHALL Field ~ ca hold
securities 81 the value Of about s4.0oe
for a portion Of the indebtedness due
by the firm To Marshall Field q Egt
II IL further alleged I'm the answer
that the firm paid ~ the Taotle,
Wheeler a Mutt1e company between
June 20 and Oct IL the sam af
asae.4ss that the Arm Paid t. the Toll
ertcn q Hsrfieid company between
June 20 and Oct. 10 the sum ~ So
has SO. that the firm paid Ia th"
William T~ackaherfy company between
June Is and Oct. Is the SUM of
|$S9h. Ii
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
RAMSEY BEATEN IN BIG SUIT.
Verdict for x5S9, 900 Against Former
Rnilroad Magnnte.

4 verdict OF ssss,00 against Jo-
seph Ramsey. Jr., former president OF
the Wa ash railroad. In a suit brought
by John :, Jones. a financier and coal
land operator, was hande down Fri
day i'm the New York supreme court.
Mr.. Jones sued George J. Could.
William f.. Guy. and MIR. Ramsey as
individuals To recover sz6a. 600 which
he alleged To be due him from the
three defendants for securing for them
80, oo0 acres of coal lands la southern
Ohio. A part OF the none sued for.
according To Mr.. Jones. represented
sums advanced by him in payment for
the land. and the rest included hts
commissions. expenses and interest.
Justice Con held that neither Gould
nor NJ. Guy were liable. and the YER
diet consequently was rendered only
against MIR. Ramsey. Ii represented
the fun amount OF the suit. plus costs
and interest, since the debts were
made.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
moan PREPARES nEfENss~.
f~ss~s~fs s~.asu ~ Passenger faw Hseitss
fsssl t1E Train.

Evidence haa htan secured AT white
lake sna sfther fAsssntN between Mich
~ @tsa chamberlain 80 he used nv tha
Milwaukee, Ftasirpsssa company ia Hn
Interesting fAnlBRe sssst which IL 10 tAe
tired ls Inc saers county. ia@, court.
r 8V rA@sHE8T tN She action III a Mr..
Csy wha s~eSgaew sa story enamty lie
tFs giynts2s gha attssss fer ffaE aaFltrssa
ef recovering frem sste railroad esssa-
paHy damages 81 tft1 sfsfa "a stH4s
Ssr hesns vs~ete3 ffuass u train ora tN~
defendants rAaa while making u trip
~ central south Dakota tits aasekwa
fofetnsn tsunsVss from tia train ss-
CURED ea 9Asy "a last. sscy alleges
that be Mas fras~ ing ssn a regular
IRE gfgs ffasn Mitchell liz Chamberlain
The ffssiEss stopped at ths White
Lake stattan faT tire purpose ~ letting
tbs wssissesitst PASSENGER train by
Key alleges that Tire conductor af h
ffe'@ht train tod hssn he could ssae
ssN the as=@ngwv ~ chm ra ,ertaiH ard
that ne ~thefemften boarded the pass
*aAsNt train Icy had no ticket sx-
essE hts hat card and IN. essnimetss~
~ tfse a8#sgmg~f train refused 10 l@t
htnt gtda ssn thas. stating that fs
w,a4 have 80 ray his fare. Th~
pEattt1 refused Ia a. this. and at-
lesns lie thma way pat ety the train
The evidence from South Dakota Ia be
Essat Ia behalf ~ taa com pany i'm tn.
tfiAt ~ tire ctsse MAS secured by IL r.
krrnes. ~ sioux sity. connected With
tAe eiainfs department az the Milwau~
ks@ WIN visited White
Lark. and other ~sa,ifsts a few days aRu
for the purpose.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
PIERRE BUILDING RECORD.
tsw-s Wear Iiaa ttes-n tfs~ of s.svsa
Netistty,


Wien the building record az the
different cities ~ the state " made mp
for 1907 Pierre viii show un well with
amy other city Ira south Dakota In
the way ~ municipal improvements
miles ~ streets have been graded. The
principal business strsesH. as we'll as
residence streets. have been supplied
with cement walks. and a fwo~miie
SYSTEM ~ sewerage IL just being susn~
pletvds In that line. paving ~ the
principal streets In HOW the question
being pushed. and ID IN expected ~
have the preliminary work ON the ira
operations "a be commenced early
next spring. Reside the municipal I'm
prove.nens. n hair hundred new resi-
dessces nave been constructed. and
one stone and three new brick build
Ing blocks erected.
beside the municipal aud private
improvements the Northwestern road
has huitt a n.w brick passenger sta
tlasa and a number OF brick structures
in the new yards at East Pierre. ex.
pending. with THE completion ~ the
$1,000. zoe bridge. hundreds ~ thou
sands of dollars. The foundation for
tho new state building is practically
completed and Will be In shape To al
low the pushing uf work on the walls
early e spring. which assures ara-
other expenditure OF money for labor
from that source for 1905. beside the
many private improvements planned
already for next spring.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
FRUIT CROP.
Brought So. OOO. 900. OF Which Rail
roads Received IA Third.

Figures on the citrus fruit crop
Of southern California for the year
ending October 81 show h a the total
cars shipped was 27.4s7. Of which
25.9S4 were oranges and 3,502 lemons.
The crop brought in money approx
imately $4,000. 900. OF this mount
Sill 100000 went to the railroad com
panies for shipping n icing charg-
es and the remaining $4,000. 900 to
the growers. The total number Of
ears shipped this year was about p
900 more than last year. This does
not represent the accurate difference.
however, in the amount OF the two
crops, as. owing to the scarcity OF
cars his year, every car was loaded
nearly one-ffth heavier than previous
~. The fruit was much larger in
1907 aud consequently brought a
slightly less price per box, the aver
age for oranges and lemons straight
through being 81 a box, as against
S2.l1 last yea. The movement of the
early shipments of the coming crop
will begin within a week.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
CURE IN ASSET PLAN.


Ihat permanent relief from the
present monetary stringency can only
be had through . system OF credit
currency adequate to meet the re-
qutrements Of trade and redecnabie
In gold coin was the opinion express
ed by Representative Charles Fowler.
OF New Jersey. chairman OF the bank
Ing and currency committee. which
will. at the coming session Of com
gress. endeavor To fave q law passed
providing for credit currency issued
by the national banks. Until sucn
permanent relief is maze possible by
legislative enactments Mr.. Fowler as
serted the situation must be mes by
issuance Of clearing house certificates.
cashiers checks and due bills Of bust
ness houses and manufacturers
THE underlying business condi-
tions." said Mr.. Fowler. ARE essential
ly sound, as evidenced by the increas-
ed earnings OF railroads and the fact
that the value of our agricultural
products this year are 5000 aa, 600
more than last year (Which vas the
highest ear in our history n ars
bringing to our people about ss.ooa.-
600. 600. but public confidence has
been greatly shaken and credit seri-
ously affected: therefore. every patri-
otto citizen. from the president down.
should do all in his power To restore
that confidence. which Is essential To
national prosperity.
THE cause of the currency strin-
sency Is that there Is scattered broad
cast throughout the country. in the
minis, In the wheat. corn and cotton
fields. and the pockets Of the people
or locked UP about $1,000, 00o, 600 OF
the reserve money of the United
States. most OF which, under proper
conditions. would be In the banks
serving as a reserve.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
NORTHWEST IN NEED
MIR. HANSBROUGH APPEALS TO
ROOSEVELT FOR FUNDS.
North Dakota senator Says Relief
should Have Begun i'm Northwest,
Holding thai Lifting OF Grain En,-
barge Would Relieve Stress In East.

enato Ha~nsbrough, of Grand
Forks. n. D., sent the following to
President Roosevelt Monday.
Fully 15o,o 600 bushels OF grain
are now ready To be marketed in the
two Dakotas and Minnesota. and there
Is no money with which TO do 1t. The
necessities Of the northwest are, there
fore, much greater than in any other
section of the country, demanding the
fullest consideration at the hands or
the treasury department.
Ten million dollars placed in Twin
City banks would raise the embargo
and start grain shipments to Europe.
hi would relieve the financial stress
In the east much quicker than a de-
posit of reasury funds in New York.
Treasury relief operations should
have been begun here. where the con-
gestion is greatest. our people are
not losing their heads. They have no
fear of a panic. but in this crop NOV
ing season our business should have
special consideration"
Senator Nelson. OF Minnesota. ar
rived I'm Washington Monday with a
delegation of ankers from st. Paul
and Minneapolis and a an audience
with President Roosevelt late Mon
day night. Those accompanying Sen
ator Nelson are j. w. Lusk, c. T..
Jaffray. j. w. Decker and c.. w. Har-
rington. Though Senator Nelson re-
fuses to discuss the object OF the con-
ference. it is understood To relate to
the financial situation in the north
west.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
LESS CORN But MORE MONEY.
Dakota's Short Crop beats That of
1905,

Doane Robinson has completed Lis
estimate OF the corn crop Of the state
for this year. and while he shows AIN
increase Of acreage over last year his
estimate Is for a reduction Of over
20, 100000 bushels In the total Yield Of
the state, bat he places the value of
this To the farmers Of the state al
practically ta.oeo. geo mere thar the
1906 crop. on account 81 the increased
value of the product. The total crop
yield was cut down tails year on ae-
count OF the extremely cold weather
in the corn counties early In the sea
son, causing a poor stand of corn In
many of the fields. His detailed state
ment places h crop for this year at
3.n34. Tss acres. wAh i~.3Ts.46s acres
for 1905. The yield he places at Sc
5sl.sss bushels for this year. with ~
4l4.35l bushels for the Yield ~ last
year on a smaller acreage. lie places
the value of the crop this year at
327.zs0.s ga. while the greater erop 81
last year brought the farmers sea-
29tANE
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
sTARTI.Es PURITY C0..GRKs2
Negro Woman Savaxcay AsAiis sosstIs.
crn Huufes

Mrs. Mary Church Terrell. presi-
dent Of the National Association Ut
Colored Women. delivered u fnrtauA
insectime axains, thu psenl. ef ns
south befor. the purity nj
Derait. Mich. Frida.
No servant girl is safe iu hens.
" The white people," She said. and
tao mother who ~stsxidered her aausn-
ter's honor would allow her tn become
ences+ She declared thai ali az tna
states OF the south had voted to shut
out the children Of the blacks frprn an
education and that The courts had se~
fused Ia protect celnre&, Women. Mrs,
Terrell Wa especially bitter In her
condemnation If tae Women az the
south, some ~ whom she quoted ~
saying the negro woman WAS devoid
nf honor
Many III our rich nlen VIII gladly
give thousands Ia help nay race. sfs
said, hut refuse to give an honest
honorable, educated negro ~r.spvetahis
en- pioyment."
John Roberts. delegate ~ the Ali
ance of Honor. Of London. Eng.. urged
that young men and women about III
marry pass not only a mental and in
telleetual examination. but "A physical
exa animation before "A license is issued
10 them. He urged the suppression III
immoral literature and liquor, AL
though once an actor himself MIR.
Roberts declared that purity workers
u ~antagonize the iheater.
Our young cannot touch the mod
ern drama without being infected"
he declared. Most of our modern
plays deal with the so~cailed love OF
two men for one woman or two wom-
EN- for one man. The theater Is a
ace TO the home. n III we do not fight
IL IL will engulf the An~sio-Saxon race
in "A sea of lust and infamy."
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
NEGROES TRAP OFFICER.
1gnching Follows Murder Of Police
mar at Tallnmadga. Ala

AZ . result OF the murder Of sam
Thompson, assistant chief OF police at
KALAMAZOO, Ala, Saturday night.
Fred Singleton. a negro. was riddied
with bullets by a posse early Sunday.
IN the shooting OF Police Atwell. who
was . member OF the posse. was shot
In the leg. Singleton's body was
brought to Tallamadga Sunday morn
dng. and there was the most intense
excitement. Two other negroe inn
plicatsd In the killing OF Thompson
were caught n placed In the Jail at
Sylacauga for safe keeping. Thomp-
sons murder was peculiarly atrocious.
He had arrested three rap shooters,
who told him they new where "A big
raj game was in progress and direct
cd the officer to the Chemical plant.
When the officer arrived there he was
fred upon simultaneously from sew
sral directions. 1t is feared that he
Intense feeling aroused nay result In
further trouble.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
BY POLICE.
Ohio Mob Was Rent on Throwing
Man I'm River.

John Sweeney. of Marietta, o., a
married man 35 years old, narrowly
escaped lynching from "A mob seeking
revenge for his assault on Anna koon,
= 14-lear-old girl. sunday afternoon
Sweeney, who is the father of five
children, was caught with the child
in one Of the buildings OF the fair
grounds. which is situated I'm the resi-
dence district, where a crowd quickly
collected. and binding him with a rope
started for the Muskingum river benz
on throwing him in. The police ar
rived In time to rescue him. and
fought the crowd back to the police
station. where only level headed citi-
Ems prevented trouble. The girl is
in q precarious condition.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
SUFFERS FROM SPIDER EITE.
Washington Man in Serious COndi-
ton I'm a Hospital.

Joseph Bouchart. a merchant OF
vt. Maries, Idaho. is in Sacred Heart
hospital in Spokane, Wash, critical
ly i'll from erysipeias contracted by
a sting in the left ear by a spider.
the species of which Is not known to
medican men In eastern Washington
or northern IDAHO. The patient is in
pain. his face being swollen until Ii
lis unacceptable, II he is delirious
part Of the time. The physicians n
nurses in attendance believe ne will
recover. though he will be under
medican care for some time.
This is the second case of a similar
nature. In the first John Palmerson.
who was the victim of a spiders bite.
died at RitzvilIe, Wash, southeast OF
Spokane, two hours after being stung.
He was out of medical reach whes
found in the road.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08

One paper in every county in III
state II ~ the present time publishing
the delinquent tax list Of the connsy.
and a remarkable showing Ii being
made In the brevtty Of the lists. Some
eight or ten years ago the tax list In
tho sveraye county occupied the big
sest part II the average newspaper,
running NIL the way from one page 10
81 hlgh as four or i've. according 70
the size Of the county.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
MT CHORUS AT YANkToN.
seventy Persons Enrolled In tlm. Tho.
raj Union.

The fankton Choral union. . well
known musical organization which for
So many years has presented great or
atnrias and other classical pieces to
Yankton audiences, Ia now arranging
the work Of the current year The
union IN under the leadership Of Prof.
Lee ~. Daily, director Of this Yanktnn
college conservatory OF music. There
viii to some seventy voices enrolled
In the chorus. many Of whom are
singers of tong experiences In tbs fsho-
rial union. and large numbers ~ whom
are students OF thu yankton college
conservatory Everything points u
ar excellent year Of work for this
popular society
The union viii devote the practice
for the year 10 Two bea utiful cognps,-
%sitious. The stabat Mater" by Rar~
sini. and THE Hymn OF praixe.' by
Mendeissobn. These will both. be CIV
en- at the annual May festival of the
Choral union sex spring.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
A FARM TRUST VICTORY.
Tobacco Crop Of Five Kentucky Coun
ties Sold.

by a deal recently contaminated at
Henderson. Ky. the Imperial Tobac-
co company purchased the entire 1907
tobacco crop pledged to the American
Society of Equity I'm Henderson. I'M
ion, Webster. Hopkins, N Cri,tenden
counties. The deal involves 10, 0o0.-
600 pounds OF tobacco and Will bring
$i.50D. 900 OF English money TO he
farmers Of this section. The price paid
was that demanded by the farmers,
and is the highest price eve paid
since the Civil war.
All equity factories and employees
are taken owe by the Imperial com
pany and will be continued in service.
Deliveries begin as soon "a the tobacco
IL Ina order. The gold will be shipped
from England at ono
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
NO AID FOR
Russian Boycrnmcnt Made no Move
to- Help People.

by karatagh. To do SO would be
contrary to the Russian custom Of
nonintersention I'm the internal af-
fairs OF Bokhare. and 1t would also
involve a Journey of over 500 miles
through the fountains from the near
est point. II Is not known what steps
the Bokhariasn government rs taking
tn SEND relief. but II would appear TO
be acting with the usual and char
acteristic Asiatic fasaiism and pro-
c~rastination. Newspaper corporations
at Samaritan. Tashkent. Bokhara and
kokhand have NOT yet been able TO
supply further details OF The disaster.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
SEVEN MEN BLOWN TO PIECES.
DiAMer in Railroad Grading Camp In
Washington.

Seven men were blown To pieces
Friday at a construction camp on the
Portland and Seattle railway near
Lyle, Wash. All were laborers on the
North bank DAD
There Is no living witness To the
accident. 1t is presumed that one
Of the unfortunates drove his pick
into q missed hole of a mine that
had been planted there last summer
by another construction gang. The
accident was not discovered until 9TH
er men were returning to camp Fri
day evening. These searched for the
bodies. but except the leg of n
and the arm of another not a vestige
was found. The victims seem to have
been directly above the blast and We're
probably hurled into the Columbia
river. which is near by.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08

Al "a conference Of Huron banker
IL was decided 10 adopt substa ntiaiiy
the plan @ In by banks i'm 81.
Paul Minneapolis. Sioux City. Hioux
FaiiNs etc. and NOT pay money on
checks. certificates Of deposit ar
drafts except for small amounts. and
for the present no money viii be fur
nishe.i bank correspondents.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08

The Garretson banks we're exeep-
tsonaiiy well situated to withstand
the money s~tfingeney, having an un~
usually large amount OF cash and cur
fency On hand. and they feel well able
% cope With the situation. business
is being transacted - liz nothing un-
usual had happened.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08

President Roosevelt has granted
Roebling. N. j.. a p~ostofice on ac-
count Of the wonderful activity of the
stork whereabouts. A delegation Of
citizens told him there had been
births In nine-tenths of the 800 fam
lilies since the place was established
two a ago.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
Girl Tran,ns In Male At,irc.

After travelling around the country
attired In mems clothes for six weeks
Of Newark. o.. WINS arrested at Kan
kakee. Ill. She said she wore male
attire for convenience IN getting
around
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08

For the FIRST time the Milwaukee
railroads pay car made its appear
ance III Rapid City and distributed
something over sl.eoe to the employees
In that section who formerly have
een paid by cheek through IN sta
ton agents. The car will In future
come monthly.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08

Mrs. " G. richards. OF kimhail.
left her 5-year~old twin daughters
alone TO play In a room up stairs. One
81 them set her clothes on rre with
some matches. and before the mother
reached the child IL was so horribly
burned death tool place a few hours
afterwarG.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08

The Independence Of the republic
Of Panama was celebrated sunday
day with enthusiasm throughout the
entire country. as well nj In the canal
zone. Acting President Obaidia In
augurated a new school Of arts and
trades I'm Panan ma Sunday.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
Negro LynchSsl IN Court Nasyl.

Following his indictment by the
grand jury on a charge OF attempted
criminal assault Alex Johnson, a me-
gro. was aiken from the Jail at Cam
eron. Tex. Monday by a mob of 500
men and hanged TO a tree in the court
house yard.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-11-08
10 Ter Cent ON In Wages.

The New York Airbrake mpa
Friday issued notice thar comrncnc~
ing Nov. l h salaries ~ all employees
from superintendent down would be
reduced 10 per cent.