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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19
song nnd NIan Wortby.

Birmingham Ledger.
 James R. Randall wrote Maryland. My Maryland,' one of the most fa- nous of the war songs. He has writ ten a great many splendid things since then, and is famous now as one of the best newspaper correspondents of the world A woman who appreciated his great poem has left him 5000 in token of that appreciation. MT. Randall now resides at New Orleaps.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19
The Huntsville Banner says.

The present Governor defeated a good man for the nomination and that bN the greatest majority ever given a candidate for the nomination.
 In the primary election between Jelks and Johnston the former received 57.4a1 votes and the latter 31,745, making majority for Jelks 25,746, In the primary last year Conner received 5S,oS3. votes and Cunningham se,e2s, making Corners majority 21,<o5. or 4,s4i less than Jelks had over John ston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19

goons, Troop c, of the Second Battal- lion. Is well known in military oc1r c1ro . from many friends in Montgomery.
 < 3 Se Mir. E. B. Holloway. of Prattviae' is registered at the New Exchange. ]
 1s Se # Hon. William B. Bragg,- of Fort De. posit, is staying at the Imperial.
 $ < $ Mr. John A. Miller. of Rep'on' IS
 1 se x MT. c. fW. Parke, a we'll known cit- izen of Selma, is in the city.
 & x MT. E. R. Malone, of Dothan, IS registered at the Imperial.
 N & Ss MT. J. A. Carter. of Birmingham. is registered at the Windsor.
 < % S MT. J. D. Naman, of Birmingham, is staying at the Windsor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19
New.papers and Railroads.

Mobile Item.
 The Senate Committee on Commerce yesterday agreed to favorably report a provision relating to railway regu- lation permitting newspapers to make contracts with railroad companies whereby advertising space may be ex- changed for transportation. There ap- pears to be no good reason why a meas ure of this kind should become q law on its merits. even. without solicitation from the newspapers. The newspaper have space to sell at so much per line or column just as the railroads have tickets to sell at so much per mile or trip. through or round Tna railroad tickets represent service performed just as newspaper space represents service performed Both are credit obligations and where the contracting parties agree that the obligations have an equal face value the. interchangeabil- fly should not even be questioned by the courts A bill similar to the one to be reported to the General Assem- bly, of Alabama is now before the Con- gress of the United Estates. and 1t has the support of some 2f' the ablest mem bers in that body. There Is both law and equity in the proposition. In fact it would not appear to be good law to prohibit newspapers making contract with a railroad company exchanging its advertisig space for transportation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19
WHAT STATE PAPERS
 ARE SAYING

Good Ones, Also, VIII Go. Gadsden Journal.
 A Southern contractor and negro la bor may yet build the Panama canal. If the loaflng criminal class of the ne- groes can in some way be sent to the isthmus to be used in the work the South will have real cause for ccngFat- ulations.
 An IIl-Advised Expression. Huntsville Democrat.
 When Frank S. White used the ill., advised and intemperate remark in the in party issues, he little dreamed of the reflex In the Legislative halls brought against him. that even MT. Lusk'S defense did not excuse
 Speaker Martin. Huntsville Democrat.
 North Alabama feels a sense of rride in the election of Hon. w. l.. Martin Representatives The Democrat ex- tends congratul4tions to Mr. Martin on the just appreciation of his superior ability and Democratic principles.
 & & &
 "GIittering Generality" Selma Journal.
 Governor Conner did not have as much to say about the bucket shops as would have had us believe he would say. He dismissed the subject with what may we'll be called a "glittering generality In view of his positive di- rections to the Legislature on other matters.
 One Man Government Dangerous. Carrollton Alabamian.
 Since the Senate wills 1t, 1t is all right for the Lieutenant Governor to appoint the committees. It is not good to place such power in the hands of one man. as rule, and we hope 1t will not be placed beyond the power of future Senators to go back to the something to be avoided when possi- ble.
 Serious Labor Situation. Huntsville Mercury.
 From the information we have the farmers of Madison County will fad the labor question a more serious one this year than at any former time in thlrty years. And this condition VIII only grow worse each year until reIiel is had in the only way to get reliei and that is by immigration Soutn Carolina and Georgia have taken hold of this matter in practical and ous- mess way.
 Better Salaries for Teachers | Talladega Mountain Home. There is complaint of scarcity oi school teachers in Alabama, So much for the prosperity Of the times. MOS MOS | the work of the rural schools because | other occupations offer so much better nay The rural schools are almost en' l tirelv in the hands of females who 1T most instances are unwilling to undergo | hardehips of teaching in some remote | AonnmunitIes Make school teaching | attractive with salaries in keeping with the profession and the ranks Wil he hnad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19

conditions from
 which women suffer may be found on page 5 of the Cuticura Pamphlet wrapped about ths Cuticura Ointment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19

Sunday Average, December, f9o0,, ..- ..2z,aos r. 8. Noble. Circulation Manager of The Montgomery Advertiser. being duly sworn The foregoing statement of The Advertise CTS circulation for the month of December 1908, is true and correct, and compiled after &lis returns from news boys. news agents. spoiled and leftover copies have been de- dncted E. s. NOBLE,
 Circulation Manager. Sworn tc and subscribed before me the
 F. W. JACKSON,
 Notary Public.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19
4 hundred years ago, on the l9th of

A hundred years ago, on the 18th of sthis month, Robert F.. Lee was born.
 All that is best in the South, or in the country, seemed to centre in this grave, strong, devoted man. Before the war he was looked upon as the most brilliant officer in the army. He regretted the approaching conflict.
 Sadly he took his place in 1t He stood throughout as tower of strength, a centre of inspiration. and he lived his life afterward as model of peaceful and self respecting manhood. Some authorities think him the greatest general the war brought forth some do not. Nobody can fail to see in him a man in whom every part of our country must re- joice. of whom North and South should
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19
GROWING CONSTANTLY

The Advertisers circulation continues 10 grow. The figures for December were the ierDest in the papers history-indicatlng the prosperity of Alabama and proving con ciunively that the people appreciate q news paper that prints all the news while " IS news Here are the figures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19

The pure, sweet, gentle, yet eitective properties of the Cuticura Soap, Oint- Inent and Pills, commend them to women, especially mothers, for preserv- Ing, purifying and beautifying the akin, scalp, hair and hands, for the treatment of inflammatory and lulcerative eondi- tions, as well as most eficacious medicinal agents in restoring to health, strength and beauty pale, weak, nervous, premar tureay faded, rundown wopen. <
 CSmpisss Ezssrnal ssd fntsrnsl TssatmsnA for Evsy Huof ef fnfsnts Children, and Adnlts eonsiss sf Cuf euFs seap se) to Cleanse the skin catcnra Ointment
 oe) te Hesl the skn and Cg5ours kssolvent lboe an Purity the Blood. eola thfousheut the wer6 Po,<sz Drug Chem: Corp, Sole Rreps. 1cstou, Msps
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19
FOR W0MAN'S EYE MuchofInterest to EveryWoman Is Found in cuticura Pamphlet.

Complete local and constitutional treatment for distressing, facilitating
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19

Capt. Henry Franelich of Selma spent yesterday Tn Montgomery He was on his way home from Birmingham. Cap tain Franelich who has been prom Inant n1ernDar of the Dallas Light DrA-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19

Mir. J. B. McTyer, of Sheffield. is staying at the New Exchange. He is accompanied by lis wife.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-19

Gen. John w. A. Sanford will ad- dress the people of Luverne today. on Lees birthday.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01

y expertos en- esta clase de servi-
clos, debido a su larga practica.
"Panchito'i que mostraba mas fer
vor religioso que Dones, Sc apoder6
del Crucifijo que lie presentara uno
delo Padres y lie dijo:
IVA no me separo de q. Sc Id
devolvere maiiana cuando me echen
la soga al cuello. Sigui6 mostran-
dose locuaz y I'LL tanto guason,
Mas adelante pregunt6 al sa-
cerdote:
-.tEs cierto que Sc nos conce-
dera cuanto pidamos9
-Siempre que sea para bien dc
ustedes, contest6 el Padre.
-Pues, entonces, oye, tocayc
-repuso aPanchito0 dirigiendose
Dones que nos den otro palito dc
brandy.
FL sacerdote los disuadio de ia
idea, diciendoles que esperaran
que el medico los reconociera ,
dispusiese 10 mas conveniente qu,
debia darseles,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01
- "
LAS EIECUCIONES De LOS REQS
'Panchito" y DonFie{'s!;: en- Ia hotrIcla. hero

dos de brandy para fortalecerme y
subir con valor a recoger la corona
que Sc me tiene preparada como
inocente. .5S,
Tambien dijo por la mafana
que ira al cielo y desde ALI coHtern-
plar a los verdaderamente culpAbaes
para maldecirlos, y q sus defeAso-
res para rogar por ellos y bendecir
os RiU
ANTEcEDENTEs FEMALES,
DE FRANCISCO iDoNEs RAMOS
hijo de Juan y de Rosa, natural de
Juncos. F
En- el afio 1897, a los 2h de
edad, fue sentenciado por la Au-
diencia Territorial de la.sIsla, en-
causa procedente. del Juzgadofde "a
Instancia de Humacao pof'el dshto
de, llurto de I'M cabailo, propiedad
de don Lucas Castro, a la per4de
seis meses y un dia de presidiero-
rreccional, que empezo a. ,culHplir
en- IS de Mayo de 1898 y fue itdul
=
tado el de Septielpbre. DEF rmismo
! aiio por el Ilustrisinio sshor Serre-
tario del Despatho de- Gracfa yJus-
cia.
n usa.-En IS de Noviem-
bre de 1899, a los rs aiios de edad,
fue sentenciado por la Corte de JUS
cia dc Humacao por el delito de
atentado a TIL agente de la Autori-
dad, q la pena de cuatro afos, dos
neses yam dia de prisi6n correc-
cional, la que dejo extinguida eli
I9 de Julio de 1903.
a Condena. Fue senteilciado
Ell "a de Abril de 1905. a los 81
aiio de edad, por el Tribunal de
Humacao por el delito de asesinato
en- primer grado, a la pena de muer-
te, la que debia efectuarse el vier-
mes 26 de JUNO del rnismo ano En-
IA de JUNO de 1905 fue suspend
da la ejecuci6n de la sentencia, or
| denandolo el Tribunal de Humacao
por haber irterpuesto recurso. de
apelacion aute el Tribunal Supreme.
; En- 10 de Diciembre de 1905
| fue conducido a Humacao con OBJ.
jeto de noti6carle la resolucion de
dicho Tribunal Supreme quien con
| fecha 5 del miSmo mes, habia con-
| frmado la sentencia de la Corte de
| Distrito, y Sc seiial6 para la ejecu.
cion de la sentencia el IA de Febre-
70 de 1906.
En- I3 de Febrero 1906 y es.
tando el REQ ell capilla desde las 9
a. IN. Sc recibi6 orden dirigida al
Jefe de la Penitenciaria por la ST.
prema Corte de Justicia, para que
presentase eldia Ia a las nueve de
su inafiana al REQ Dones; quedando
en- suspense la sentencia, en- virtud
de eHabeas CorpusO presentado por
el abogado, que fue aceptado el
nismo dia IL, admitiendose la ape
laci6n para el Tribunal Supreme de
los Estados Unidos.
En- % de Mayo de 1906 fue
confrmada por Ell Supreme de los
Estados Unidos, al-resoluci6n dicta.
da por la Corte Suprema de Puerto
/ Rico.
En- 26 de Noviembre fue tras.
ladado nuevamente Dones a Huma.
ca y al siguiente dil que compare
ci6 ante la Corte, lie fue senaiado el
dia 10 de Febrero para la ejecuci6n.
A las cuatro rPanchito0, CTS
! todiado por cuatro guardias de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01

La entrevista verihcada aver
maiiana entire oPanchitoo y la ma
DIRE de este, fu6 conmovedora, al
decir de los que la presenciaron.
IA que viene usted aqui,
mama? -pregunt6le aquel.
-Hijo mio, vengo a abrazarte
y 4 darte amino, Ten resignation
y no tie apures; tai vez Dios olga
mis- sIplicas y no te maten aunque
estes en- el tltimo momento.
'Panchito' derram6 abundan-
tes lagrimas. Abraz6 despues su
madre,, a la que huSo que sacar del
local, presa de TN sfncope.
Dones, hablando con Tin COM
paiiero dsprisi6n, lie dijo;
-Paisano, trkigame cuatro de-.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01
II PUiIt'.0
,ovksd or Tin Capped

Gran galerfa fotografca de CHS.
tai con todos los adelantos modernes.
Aplicaciones. reproduciones. vista de
ediflcios, grupos J tedos traba;os con.
cernientes al rano. Propietario ]. A.
Forastien.-Ckguas P. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01

\ Visitaron aver el penal el Co
misionado del Interior, el Superiten-
dente de obras P1blicas, el Super
visor de Pnsiones, varios deIegados
a la Camara y algunos represent
tantes de la prensa.
La familia del primer Jefe, don
Jose Urrutia, Sc traslad6 desde an
ties de aver a Santurce.
A pesar del gran n1mero de
presos que ocupan las galeras y de
la impression lateute en- todos ellos,
el orden ha sido perfecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01


tempo en- el taller de Sastreria, ha-
bilitado para ellos como zelda. Es
una habitacion a1nplia y clara, ST.
tuada ell alto, muy cerca, casi en-
frente de la caseta doiide. se4 lialls|
instalada la horea,e BESIDE que sd
les comunic6 la sentencia, aver mas
mana a las diez, un guardia de pc
nales con carabina hace centinela
junto a la puerta, que tiene un ven
tanillo, por donde a veces Sc aso-
man los reos. Dos cabos de galera,
estan encerrados con ellos, en
provision de cualquier intento de
suicidio. e9 ~'tf
Estos, a las seis nlenos cuarto
de Ia tarde de ayerriapaFecian tran
quilos. oPanchitoA coR una venda
eli la frente, estaba sentado en- su
CANA. V@tia trdje blauco, de presi-
,liario, con eanliseta azul.
Doneg, vestido de igual modo,
con camiseta color rosa, estaba de
pie. Un empleado de la peniten
ciaria lie pregunt6;
-tQue tai?
Dones contest6:
-iQue ha de haber! Viendo 4
estos blanquitos por aqul-
Ambos reos tenfan aspecto de
idiotizados. Sill mirada era vaga,
sin sombra de energia vital nj de
pensamiento.
-iYa comiste?-torno pre-
guntar el empleado.
i ST, replico Dones, con el aire
lnconsclente de antes.
Ambos asomaban sus caraS por
el ventanillo. Dones frotaba la ma
riz, ancha y plana, sobre uno de
los bordes del ventanillo, y con mi
rar curioso, no exento de recelo,
sc fjaba Ell los presentes, algunos
| de los cuales tomaban totas.
| Tenian q esa hora: Dones Io8
pulsaciones por minute. Panchito
lS8, Temperature de ambos, 36.4.
La horca esta situada en- una
caseta construida ad hOt, en- el pa
tic, principal, frente al taller de car
pinterfa, adosada q la muralla que
cae junto al recinto en- que Sc des-
taca, en- 10 alto, el edihcio que ocu-
pa la Corte Federal
ESta techada de zinc, pintada
de amarillo por fuera. Tiene de
fondo I6 pies, y de ancho II, POGO
mas 8 menos. Hay para alum-
brarla seis quinques de petroleo y
cuatro bombillas electricas.
| Una escalerilla estrecha de sic
te escalones conduce q 10 alto del
| armatoste fdnebre revestido de pa
hos negros. En- Ell travesafo pen
den. dos sogas bien ensebadas, con
los nudos fatales. FormaH el piso,
de MADEIRA, dos compuertas, que Sc
abren al peso del REQ, que va caer
Ell una especie de foso pequeho de
manposteria a dos metros de al
tura del tablado.
| Junto 4 Gsta pende una soga
mas delgada que las del travesaiio,
de la cual tira el verdugo. FL HE
lrro que sujeta las compuertas cae
pesadamente hacia atras, sobre un
colchon burdo, que amortigua el
ruido del golpe.
Sc han hecho ensayos previos
del aparato, a flu de yer 81 funcio-
naba bien, Para clio Sc han utili-
zado sacos llenos de terra, con pc
SO equivalente al de los reoS.
DoneS la prilnera vez que fue
puesto Ell oapilla, el IA de Febrero
.deIpasado, pesaba I52 libras. Aver
, pesaba III. oPauchito0 pesaba 157.
Desde las murallaS y azoteas
contiguas al Penal no es possible yer
las ejecuciones por veri6carse estas
dentfo de la caseta va descrita.
4 las e1c. de IA nafiaua de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01

A las once de la manana de
aver estuvo en- el penal el Admins
trador de la Di6cesis r. P. Berries
con objeto de de confesar los reos,
quienes pidieron los auxiiios espir-
tuales, declarando que profesaban
la religion 'eatolica,
A las siete de la tarde fueron a
asisitirles-los Paules P. Julian Gar
cfa y P. Francisco Vicario, quien
asistio 4 los cuatro sentenciados 4
muerte ejecutados en- Ponce el dia
) de JUNO de r,oo7.
Dichos saceEdetes son hkbilss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01

En- las primeras horas de la
noche de aver los alrededores del
Preside vieronse frecuentados por
numerosos grupos que comentaban
las ejecuciones de hoy,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01
lLClL0IA MUNICIPAL
DE CIAL ES


Vacante Ia plaza de ofcial de
Sanidad por renuncia dc quien la
desempeiaia, Ia que csta dotada
con el haber annual de novecientos
dollars, Sc anuncia al publico para
que en- el termino de veinte disS
presenter sus solicitudes los as7i-
rantes, en- Ia ofcina del Alcalde.
Iosk p Santiago, Alcalde Afu-
nicipal.
Gales, Enero ) de 1907. s.
In Ell. IL gr ia = t. .
hsFato. = ella Dm TaG
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01

A las siete y media de la ma
ilana de aver Sc ofrecio desayuno a
los infelices condenanos, los cuales
no quisieron tomar NADIA.
a la una de la tarde, despues
de repetidas instancias por parte
de uno de los cabos que los custo-
diaba, tomaron un music de galli-
Tia cada uno, y un POGO de leche,
menos de media copa.
A las dos y media, paso un
dulcero por Ell paseo de ola Prince
SAP y Sc les antoj6 conner dulce
Sc les trajo este y apenas 10 proba-
ron.
Asi pasaron todo el dia, priva-
dos de alimento.
Por la noche, a las diez, los Pa
dres Paules que les asistian les hi
cieron dar I'LL POGO de brandy, pues
estaban bastante decades de ami
mo, y solo pronunciaban frases in
coherentes.
Panchito decfa:
--Ahi esta Ell automovil, que
me esta esperapdo Ell el patio. Va
va TIN viaje largo ell que voy a lla-
Ger! tQue te parece, tocayo?
Dones, el tocayo, replicaba:
Ell tai viaje no me hace gra-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01

Durante ell dia de aver rein6
profundo silencio ell la Penitencia-
ria. FL amino de los .confnados
hallabase bajo la preston dolorosa
que les producia la proximidad del
terrible suceso, No Sc trabaj6 en-
los talleres. FL jefe seiior Urrutia
y todos los empleados a sus 6rdenes
estuvieron ocupadisimos, En- los
preparativos Sc han empleado quin-
ce dias.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-02-01

A las cuatro rPanchitos, CTS
todiado por cuatro guardias de
peuales, baj6 por su pie, gitando;
iAdios, Belen! Adios, Be6n!
Dale memorials a mamita Y cuida a
mi hija,
Ei Belen a que Sc referfa es iii
compaiero de pisi6n, pariente su.
yo, llamado Jose Belen Sanchez.
Al llegar a la caseta, alberta
de par en- par ( ilumihada por cua-
tro bombillas electricas, abraz6 al
Teniente de la Detective don Juan
Quihones.
A las cuatro Y diez minutes es.
ia sobre el patibulo. FL Padre vi.
cario lie acompaha a REAR eli credo
y otras oraciones. Fl REQ -mues-
trase sereno.
Ell verdugo, disfrazado grotes-
camente, lie coloca Ia Soga Y lie alta
de pies y manos.
A las cuatro Y catorce minutes
eae el ajusticiado, tras-ei pafio ne;
{ (Coatfaaa en- Ia tdgiMa 50
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-21
Now Ierrey corporatIon..

TRENTON, Dec. a.-Certihcates of In.
corporation have been granted to the
following companies:
Larsen-Lawrenc Trap Rock Company;
registered office, Newark; agent, Lawrence
e.. Brewer; capital stock, $4,000; incor-
p0rators, Magnus Larsen, George w. Law
renee and Lawrence L. Brewer; 10 quarry,
crush and otherwise manufacture all
classes OF stone.
Bell, Gortnan & Higbee; registered Office,
Atlantic city, agent, john l.. German;
capital stock, $25, 900; incorporates, Will
lam A. Bell, Joh L. German and Clement
W. Higbee; to manage a general depart
ment store.
Educator Publishing Company; regis
han; capital stock, $4,000 inc~Orporators,
Fred Knowlton, Edward D. Cronin and
Edgar A. Monfort; to publish and sell
educational books.
The In-sen-zum Company; registered Of
flee, Newark; agent. John Il. Helm; capt.
tai stock, Sl25,000; incorporators, Loui v.
Arofson john u. Van blarroin and Hugo
Boepple, jr. 10 manufacture incense pow
ders.
New York and Philadelphia Publishing
Company; registered office, Camden; agent,
Charles Bridge. capital stock, 10000 In
corporators, Frank II. Adams, jr. NJ. M.
Wilson and Charles BridBes to print book
Terrace Park Realty Company; regis
tered office, Union; agent, George Koch,
jr.. capital stock, 800, 600; in~corporators,
George Koch. jr., Herman Koch and
Henry Sebaar. TO deal in real estate
Mako Manufacturing Company; regis
Clarke; capital stock, sf00. 900; ~incorpora-
tors, George H. Clarke, Arthur w. Snow
and Ralph IL Dixon; to manufacture Iron.
Ing wax.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-21
WESTINGHOUSE TO RETAIN
SUPREMACY OF COMPANY.
Big Electric Concerns Head More
Strongly E%ntrenched Than Ever,
Says Director.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2l.-It was learned
today that George Westinghouse, far from
being eliminated from the control Of tho
company which bears mis- name, is more
strongly e~ntrencbed in his position than
ever. in spite OF rumors to the contrary,
and that he will continue to remain at tina
head of affairs.
This talk OF the eliminating Of George
WESTINGHOUSE said a member Of the
company, is preposterous. He controls
the situation. and there has been no
thought of trying to depose him.
why, even If II were desired to oppose
him it would be useless to try 1t, but
there Is nothing OF the kind in the air.
He has the controlling influence in the
company, anyway"
Mr.. Westinghouse. It Is understood, is
anxious to have for the future a strong
directorate. and everything possible was
done to strengthen his hands at the mect-
ing of creditors held today to consider all
matters affecting the company.
In regard to the item Of 100000 cred-
tied to Mr.. Westinghouse, 1t is learned
that his represents an expenditure OF
more than 500. 600 made by the Inventor
personally, from time to time during a
period Of from ten to twelve years, for
the account Of the company. Tn matter
was passed upon by a committee APP
pointed to consider the subject, aud tho
amount named was allowed and paid IN
stock at $50 per cent. The money 80 q
vanced was for the general beneht Of thu
corporation, !.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-21
L REopEN1Ne.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 2~1.-cincinnati man
ufacturing concerns are rapidly returning
TO normal conditions. Some of the largest
local plants which were forced to lay off
thousands of men because of the scarcity
of money are starting up full time again.
The j. A. Fay e. Egan Company, one of
the largest woodworking machine manu-
featuring concerns In the world. will re-
It's ten-hour day schedule Monday.
CINCINNATI, Dec. ~2i.-Cinclnnati man
ufacturing concerns nre rapidly returning
to normal conditions after ,the financial
stringency. y SOM of the largest local
plants, which were forced to lay off
thousands of men because of the scarcity
of money, are starting on full time again.
The J. A. Fay g. Egan Company, said TO
he one of the largest woodworking machine
manufacturing concerns in the world, will
resume its ten-hour day schedule Monday.
IN addition the Blymyer Iron Works Com
pany, the Cincinnati Machine Tool Com
pany, the King Machine Tool Company.
and the Cincinnati Planer Company, have
put to work all men temporarily laid off
and are working full time.
Word has been received by the Cincinnati
manufacturers that all the large Eastern
machine tool manufacturer have also re-
sumed full time.