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The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
WILL GO TO PACIFIC
NayyDepartmentNames Cap
tainS for Long Cruise.
NINE OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN
order in Line with Plan 10 Put the
Younger Men in COmmand-One
Captain Likely to Hold On-GeneraI
Board of the Navy Considers the
New Signal Code.

The Navy Department has made public
a list Of captains, seven in number. who
viii be ordered 10 hold themselves in
readiness for duty at sea.
All Of them viii probably be In com
maud of ships that are to 90 to the Pa
cihc. The assignment 70 ships. however
is not yet complete. and is not made
public
Accompanying the announcement Of tho
names was the authoritative statement
that hereafter except ia special cases
the limit OF sea duty viii be eighteen
months instead Of from two TO three
years as heretofore.
The list is as follows.
William Henry Hudson southerlaud age farty-fve
nos president q the board Of inspection aud survey
T. Dewitt Veedes. age ffty-tbfee now in com
maGd q the training ship Hartford.
Bradley Alien Fiske. age dfty-tlree, until recentl
in Command Of the A-karISaS
Hamilton Hwclins age dfty-tWo. equipment ant
ordnaucs. officer, League Island Navy Yard
Walter Cleveland Covles. age dfty-four. command
iuE the rgCeiving ship Franklin, az Norfolk
Charles Ward Bartlett. age ffty-sesan assistant .
Chief Of the bureau of Jn1uaIcc
Nincsud0n Lazarus Cottmsu, age ffty-fve, captain
Of the Puget Sound Navy Ys-d.
Two Others Chosen.
In addition to the above. the names o.
two captains. Austin Melvin Knight
aged ffty-seven. president of the Boar,
on Naval Ordnance. has been ass igned [,
command the armored cruiser Washing
ton, and Thomas Benton Howard, for
merry in command OF the Olympia. nov
on waiting orders. has been ordered t,
command the Tennessee.
Capt Switzerland will command tn,
New Jersey and Capt Bartlett the Ohio
The other ships TO which new captain.
Will be assigned are the Alabama, Hi
n0is, KeaTsarge. Kentucky, California
anL West Virginia. The list includes ter
ships. and only nine officers have beer
thus far designated for commands.
The Inference is that the Navy Depart
ment has decided not 10 change the cap
tain Of one of the ships. All of the Off
GERS named in yesterdays list have
reached the grade of captain except
Hamilton Hutchins, and ne will attain il
on October 13.
In Line with Policy.
The distribution Of officers is in con.
formance with the new general policy tC
put younger men in command Of the
ships for a shorter term Of service Sc
that the department may have in The
future officers with sufficient experience
at sea duty to take command at any
time.
None Of the captains relieved OF COM
mands TO make way for the new assign
ments. except Capt. Edward B. Barry
of the Kentucky, and Capt. Herbert
Winslow. of the Kearsarge, had yet at.
tanned sufficient service under the Ole
rule to entitle them to shore duty
The general board OF the navy was ir
session yesterday considering the merits
of the proposed new signal code for the
navy prepared by Cart John E. Pills
bury and associates. Admiral Dewey
presided. The board reached no concIu-
sions.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Fair
to-day and tomorrow; light
north to northeast winds.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
CAPT. CARTER GETS PLACE.

ing Engineer on Florida Coast.
savannah Ga. Sept. 30.-Capt Oberlin
NJ Carter. who was sentenced TO serve
five years in the military prison at
Leavenworth, Kans, on the charge of con-
spring with Green and Gaynor, 10 de-
fraud tie goverrrent Of nearly 5000. .000.
has been appointed consulting engineer
Of the East Florida Coast Railway, at a
large salary.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
NATIONS TRIBUTE
Is PAID MCKINLEY
Granite MauSOleum at Can
ton Unveiled.
THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS
Joins Multitude in Praise of
Martyred President.

Men Distinguished in Public Life
spring SpectacIe-TvyO Thousand
School Children-OId soldiers and
utive the Center of Attraction.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
Carnets for Housel,2rner.

Three hundred carpets new and used
from hotels, private residences, fats
apartments and storage houses viii be
sold at Sloan's, 1407 G St. tomorrow al
10 a. m. Every carpet at your own price
No reserve Of any kind,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
$1,000 Niagara Falls Excursion,

Special train standard Coaches and Par
lor Cars. leaving Washington 7:45 a. m,
running via Philadelphia and picturesque
Lehigh Valley Liberal stop-ovcrs return
ing. Tickets good ten days. Attractive
side trips from Niagara Falls. Last ex-
cursion Of the season.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
TAFT TELLS JAPAN
VAR Is NOT NEEDED
Declares Diplomats Can Han
die the Case.
WOULD KEEP ISLANDS
Thinks Talk of Sale Of Philip
pines Absurd.
WOULD KEEP ISLAND

Says America Owes Duty 10 People
of New Possessions, which MikadO
Does Not WaRt-''War Talk Is IN
famous"-Praises Nippon for Pro-
tiOns should Work for Peace.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
DETROIT T-ATHLETICS
BATTLE II INNINGS
Darkness Ends Great Game
at Philadelphia.
WADDELL IS TAKEN OUT
Tigers Make Garrison Finish
Against Big Odds.

With Score : TO 1 Against Them at
Men Pull Up on Rivals and Finally
Tie IL UD in Ninth When Cobb
Drives Bali Over the Fence for a
Home Run-PIRnk TO the Rescue.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01

When Arranging fOs the Wedding
Consult Shaffer, 14th & l, about flowers.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01

Special Train Returning from MARI
bOro Fair.
o. On account Of the fair at Marlboro. DC
tober l, ?, and 3, a special train via penn
EylVania Railroad Will leave Marlboro Oc-
tober /, ?, and 3 at 6:25 p. NJ. conn ectina
at Bowie for Baltimore and Washinotor
Excursion tickets to Marlboro will be sold
October !, ?, and g, good TO return until
October 4. at reduced rates.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01

No. Cypress Shingles, $3.50 Per LOCO.
FRANK Libbey & Co.. 6th and n. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01
MAKES LONG FLIGHT
Army Balloon Lands Far
Across Chesapeake Bay.
FILES" 81 MILES IN 5 HOURS

At Average Speed of Eighteen Miles
an Hour, Signal Corps Airship Car
ries Capt. Chandler and AerOnaut
Mccoy Within Twenty Miles of the
Atlantic-Trip PIeases the Flyers.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01

A la Carte Lunch Served DniIv
At Eckstein's from Y to 3. 1872 N Y avs
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01

Flooring very good, $500 Per 100 FIT.
Frank Lib9ey * Co.. 9Th and n. Y. ave.
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BY the banking dept of Union Trust Co.
14l4 + St This company pays interest on
all accounts and permits YOU to check
against deposits at any desired time.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-01

Dygert started the game fer Mack. but
only lasted an inning and third when
he was relieved by Waddell. The big
left handler had terrible speed. striking
out six men Of the first eight that faced
him and allowing but four hits up TO the
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Special Plan of Small Payments

III II month buys 100 shares pnr value 500.
$: II month buys 200 shnres, pnr value $780,
So "A month buys 800 shares, par value $500.
$40 IL month buys 1000 shares, par value 81 900.
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Splendid Record
Lead and Zinc Mines Of the
Southwest Lead the World.

lf = n
Have you ever considered the .advan-
tagcs of investing i'll a commercial pro-
duct for which there is a constantly.
increasing dcinand-onc whose price is
steadily advancing year by year?
The great Lead and Zinc industry OF
the Southwest offers you just such an
investment The Southwest Field is
the richest Lead and Zinc mining re-
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output OF Zinc being 80 per cent of the
product OF the entire country.
Carthage. Ccntrcvic, Webb City, Joplin. Ga
lena and Baxter Springs--thcse are some of tic
mining camps that making fortunes for
thousands of investors by their splendid out
put OF Lead and Zinc
= Lead and Zinc production valued Mt $7i.-
1CS.024 from the Southwest Field within the
short space OF seven years! An average out
put of nearly Ven millions OF dollars annually,
and that amount added, to the worlds wealth
by this one industry! t.
Over fifteen million dollars worth OF Lead
and Zinc orc mined and sold In the Southwest
Field during the year 1906 alone!
Read these figures once more and ask your
the magnificent profits OF the Lead and Zinc
mining industries
The Baxter Royalty Company offers you the
opportunity. by it's small payment plan, to Sc :
cure an interest In 300 Lead and Zinc mines
located III the very richest section of the South
presented Is one whose equal is not likely soon
to be met with. s
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Paid to Stockholders Annually
ENORMOUS PROFITS
Tremendous Earning Power Of Lead and Zinc Mines


activity These metals have become indispensable nanuac
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for quantities metal
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OF Southcrn Kentucky
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Why Stock is Only 10 Cents Share--Par Value 81 90


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81 10000 For Zinc Lease

Most Ever Paid For Forty Acres in Joplin District
CARTHAGE, NO. Aug. E14.-lspecIa.--J c.. Stewart,
seyed \ check for $4,000 for Morgan lease
VILE This the cash deal made in this
there is but one mill The real value Of the land
sss In the fact that some forty drill holes covering the
above the 166-foot level. $500 l5i
The Centercreek company has also given sxtyday
option the fee of the property at price about the
as the lease. s S& .5a9I ~
The Pennsylvania company is planning erect
large mills.-From kansas City Daily Journal.
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Free Samples of Lead
and Zinc Ores

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Fill out return the below for these frea
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JOHN y. ROCKEFELLER

Is now investing many millions.irl !
all mining investments none stanc
Zinc for safety, permanently and +
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CECIL RHODES

Sa Mining offers greater Inducements than any other
business in the world to nakctqick and great wealth
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Stock fully paid and worcestershire. All
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J. No preferred stock. no bondu,
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This 4O-acre lease, where the face is not over
IA feet, brought 10000. The Royalty
,roperty comprises 1920 acres, Mndcrluid with ore
bodies IA to "a in thickness.
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The GOUJLDS and WHITNEY,

Say nothing bit send their SONS to learn mining iii the
Lead and Zinc camps Of the Southwest.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-30
IySURR[CT|ON
At MAZzARCkN
MOORISH REVOLT SPREADING
THROUGHOUT RIOT LAND
HhFtZ PRocLAiMEc.
A FRAhCO-cERMAN WAR
Rumored--Bourses Feel Tensity Of
Situation as French Fail With
Moors--1erma1y Needs
Moroccan Territory.

i Paris. Aug % Adpicos frcm Tui
aiar today state that q faport hai
been receiYed there that the c1tra
Population cf flanagan .ias pro
claimed Mulai Haaz su'tal The re
yolt against the rula Of sultan Abdul
Azziz is growing daily Great I'm
rest prevails aud state of anarchy
ii threatened.
Reports from Casablanca say that
Gen. Drude Is preparing to draw the
Moors into trap. He intends TO
send force to a point five miles
south Of Casablanca and there await
the Mocrs.
Fifty three prisoners, CHARGED with
mrrder and robbery and with assist
ing the hostile moors IN their work Of
assassination and pillage, were placed
on trial at Casablanca today by police
officials The evidence against many
OF the prisoners is very strong
No confirmation has been received
a. the report published in London
this mcrning Of the assassination of
Srhan Abdul Az2iz. 1t IA hoped that
the report Is ngt true His death
would mean a reign Of anarchy under
tia brothee Mulai Haaz. the rre
tender.
Negotiations fer thu release Of Sir
Henry MacLean have been in pro
arcss between the Fitish legation
and his captor, Baisuli the bandit
The negotiations THIS far have met
with failure.
It is the intention Of the French
government to supply Gen. Drude.
the commander at Casab anca with
all the troors be may need, This an
was made by Premier
Clemonceau today at cabinet meet
ing. Gen Drthe has bean given a
mission to perform ana the govern
melt intends he saall carry it to suc-
4raa VI
In discussing the strength Of the
French forces in Morocco, M. Clem
saeeau said.
Gen, Drude has more troops than
he has asked for. While at Karlsbad
took the initiative and advised that
nore men-of-war and an additional
)attery of artillery be sent to Casa
'lanca'
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-30
NAME ON Fec
BROUGHT CLUE
TO WHEREABOUTS or FUGITIVE
FROM KANSAS JUSTICE
WROTE TO GIRL WHO HAD
WRITTEN ON EGG.

Spokane, Wash. Aug 29.-Two
eggs laid by hens in Kansas assisted
the police authorities of Marshall
county. Kas., aud Shoshone county.
Ida. in tracing Charles Flynn, son Of
a wealthy farmer, wanted in the first
named place on a serious charge, to
Wallace, Ida. east of Spokane. where
Sheriffs Barrett and Bailey lost the
Jrail after a chase of more than ten
days. Nellie Lillibridge, of Frankfort,
Kas., a former sweetheart, and Maymc
Flynn. cousin of the hunted man
wrote their names and addresses OF
the two eggs. sent from Frankfort.
with invitations to the persons re-
ceiving them to write 10 the girls.
Both egss were packed in the same
case and in a week reached Mullan.
Ida. where one fell into the hands OF
George c. White. foreman Of a line
crew, the other going to a stranger.
who gave his name as Smith. Both
men wrote to the girls. the handwrit
ing Of Smith" being Identical to that
If Flynn. This gave Miss Lillibridga
,he first intimation Of Flynn's where
abcuts and she Immediately comnuni
Gated with the police: bet before they
reached the scene he left for parts not
known. However. Sheriff BAILEY says
he viii la8d TIE man IL he is in the
northwest
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-30
SOL L-D|ER'S SON
EL[CTROCUT[D
GETS DEATH CURRENT WHILE AT
WORK AT UNIVERSITY OF H.
LlNols-MoTHER AND FAITH
ER BOTH AWAY.

Chicago, Ill.,. Arg. % ~. r. Car
ter son Of Brigadier General w H.
Garter Of Chicago, head Of the depart
ment Of the lakes OF the United Stat as
army was killed instantly Tuesday
might by an electric shock sustained
|in the dairy room Of the University Of
Illinois, at Champaign, where ycuns
MI Garter WAS special student.
As Is customary IN industrial school
Ing he had been set 81 The. tasls Qg
polishing and cleaslhig h combiAstspil
electric and gas chandelier hanging
from the ceiling Of room III the
dairy G. G. Potter, another student,
who was In an adjoining room, hear
ing a piercing scream. rushed in ani
found Garter had been killed BY elec-
tricity.
Carter had been standing upon a
small stationary engine while reach.
ing up to the chandelier The engine
was fastened with bolts driven
concrete floor and this com.
pleted the circuit.
II is said that General Carter is
now in Washington, while Mrs. Carter
Il in Arizona,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-30
BUSY DAY FOR
SECRETARY TAFT
AT DENVER, COLORADo--MAkE
SPEECH ON STEPS OF cAPI-
TOL BUILDING LOSS or
SPEECH NOT SERIOUS.

Denvar Aug. 29,-The most i'm,
rcMapt event of busy day in ben
ycr fer Secretary Of War William H.
TAFT was the speech he delivered late
this afternoon on the steps Of the
state capital He closed his stay in
this city with a reception given by
Yatemen al the University club and a
dinner at the Brown Hotel, At s
O'Clock TAFT left for Yellowstone park
Yesterday The secretary's voice failed
him and he called in specialist to-
day The specialist reported that
lothing serious was the matter with
bis voice The secretary said the
difference between Bryan and Roose-
Welt was that Roosevelt had faith in
the people he had faith that good
men could he secured TO enforce the
laws. whereas Bryan did net trust the
courts and offered the initiative and
Il ferendum as a cure for all.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-30
roo HoARsE Ar roPEKA.

Topeka, Kan, Aug William Fl.
Taft, secretary of war, sojourned in
Topeka Eve minutes without making
Il speech from the ear in which he
vas en- route west, The mau who
fused to know his father back in Ohio
was the FIRST to grasp the secretary's
hand. Mr.. Taft kept up sort Of run.
ming fight conversation.
Glad to see you all, he said.
This is great state and great peo-
rle in H."
And they are all for Taft" re-
marked somebody.
tWell, !hat indicates healthy
state Of public opinion said Mr.
Taft smilingly.
The man who wanted to shake
hands with the next president was
also present,
Aside from his hoarseness, Mr.. Taft
to be in excellent health,
aud bade a cheerful goodby to the
crowd as the train moved out
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-30
AERONAUT HAS
NARROW ESCAPE.
FALLS 1000 FEET ON CEDAR
POST ANC is SOMEWHAT
sRulsED-5,ooo PEOPLE SEE
FALL.

Banstable, Mass, Aug. 90 Nearly
s 900 persons at the Barnstable coun
T. fair saw Prof. Maloney, a balloon.
ist drop 1000 feet to the earth, strike
cn top of a cedar post and escape
with his life, A sharp wind blew the
cord connected with the knife out of
reach Of the balloonist Maloney
doated along for two miles then the
gas began TO leak and the balloon
fell rapidly. AS it neared the earth
the canvass fell about the body OF
the balloonist and prevented him
from seeing where he was falling lie
struck in a half standing position on
top Of big cedar post used by a far
mer to mark off a field His back
was terribly torn and his left arm
badly injured Physicians say he will
recover.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-30
CONDITION Of
Mr.. CLEVELAND
CAUSES MUCH APPREHENSION
FORMER PRESIDENT coNFIa.
ED TO HIS HOME VITA sTom.
AcH TROUBLE.

New York, Aug 29.-Attention has
again been attracted to former Presi-
dent Cleveland by the announcement
from Princeton. y. J.. that he hat
given up all hope Of leaving his home
for his customary summer vacation n
New Hampshire because CT the state
OF his health
Mr. Cleveland has been troubled
with attacks OF acute Indigestion TO-
a number Of years and attack has
been more severe than the one that
was before The present attack came
as he was about to leave for his sum
mer home.
His physicians have prescribed rest
and qriet. Mr. Cleveland therefore
lenies himself OF visitors. but il Is
SAID at his home that his condition
shows improvement.
Hrs. Cleveland. who had beea %
New Hampshire with tho chiIdrsa. r.
urned 20 Princeton yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-30

the watef 1t Is estimated that the
less Of life is at least sixty and may
exceed that number by twenty. The
bridge was about mile and half
long ana half cf ii from the south
shore 70 midstream dropped into the
water. Ninety neE were at work Oh
this section Of the structure and tile
whistle had Iust prown for the maa
tc quit work frr the day when II
grinding sound came from the mi1lls
.of the bride. aud the men turned tn
see what had happen>I The men
made a rtsh shereward hut the as.
tance was too great for them to c
cape. The falling section dragged
others after ii and the workinem sreI
for the shore but only few Of them
reached II safely before the last part
of the iron was dragged into the
river. The wreckage Of the part of
the bridge near the shore did not go
Under water and eight men were re-
leased from II The steamer cier
mont had just cleared the bridge
when the section fell into the water
and she lowered boats for the rescne
cf those who came to the top OF the
water
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-30
BLOCKED HOME
TELEPHONE CO.
FROM ENTERING OAKLAND, CAL,
BY ORGANIZING STRAW"
cOMPANY-GLASS BRIBERY
CASE CONTINUES.

San Fraucisco. Aug 29.-The task
Of showing that the Pacific States
Telephone and Telegraph company
in 1905 sought to prevent an entrance
into Oakland of the Home Telephone
company by organizing the Straw"
Home Telephone company and oh
tanning franchise. was resumed at the
continuation OF the Glass bribery
trial today Attorney William A.
Beasley. Of san Jose testified that he
had bid in the franchise and fur
nished a surety bond Of s25oa TO the
Oakland council and then had signed
and delivered tbroush Ha,sey all Of
his stock holdings ia the straw"
company to E. J Ztmmer who Il that
time was auditor of the Pacific States
company. Subsequently the scheme
was abandoned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-30
ATTtMP MURDER
Clinton. Ky, Youth Becomes Sud
denly Insane and Tries Ii Kill
Entire Fsmily-Arrestod

Fulton. Kys. Aug sg--T telephcn
message received here stated that
Walker Lampkin, Of Clinton, Ky.
aged 21 years, became suddenly de.
matted from some unknown cause
yesterday, and attempted to murder
MS entire family. who fortunately es-
capped, and notified the police authori-
ties of his condition. but before Off
GERS arrived on the scene Lampkin
had escaped to the country Deputy
Sheriffs Vandorn and Craig left i'm
mediately in pursuit of the crazed
man. and succeeded in capturing him
this morning at Spring Hill, KY. after
a terrific struggle. Young Lampkin
was returned to Clinton. whore he is
being carefully guarded. He is of a
Prominent family. his father having
resided in Clinton since last fall.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-30
RuT DEFER ACTION UNTIL PREsl-
DENT SMALL CAN GIVE
THEM INSTRUCTIONS.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS


New YORK. AUG, ~ Except for the
unwarranted arrest Of a union mar
charged with grabbing strike break
inc girl by the arm, the strike of the
telegraphcrs remained in status quo
today. The arrest was brought about
III front CT the main office Of the
NestarR Onion ON Broadway. when
Anna Curoe, IL years Old, charged
that jesse Brown aged 10, had tried
TO keep her forcibly from going to
work When the young man was
brought in to court, however, the
MAGISTRATE said It was a case of hys.
terra on the girls part and over
2eaiousness upon the part OF the po-
Iiceman and he lut Brown 20.
The threatened strike of the Long
island railroad operators, while not
finally aveftesl, was half settled By
fhe concession of the eomfmny on a
raise in pay Some points stiIl remain
to be fhrcshed out. but it is believed
the men will continue to work.
The brokerage operators held a
meeting this afternoon and discussed
the adyisability Of striking unless the
Western Union replace the "scab'
operators on the various boards Of
trade with union men, but after a
lengthy debate the meeting was adj
iourned until later when President
Small is expected to address the
meeting.
Mr. Small was reported to have
been in conference with officials of
the Associated Press, but nothing
could be learned as to the result of
the conference, The great news
gathering concern is still badly Grip |
pied outside of the big cities, prac-
tically all Of their most skilled oper I
ators in the service having struck
Both Postal and Western Union are
swamped with kilograms which the
public still continues to hand in, de- 1
spite the indefinite delay" clause
with which the companies protect
Appeals are still being made TO old
employees, and especially to women
to return TO their places
as the strike is over, but the oper-
ators greet these appeals with de-
rision and say they are prepared to
stay cut until Christmas if necessary.
At the headquarters of the strikers
it was said that the strike had never
promised so much success as today.
The scheme to incorporate rival
CONCLUDED on Fifth Pagel