davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1908-02-04
Wells BUSINESS SURVIVES HIM,
Aided Thereto ny Ills $500 900 Life In
surAnee 90 Ita Favor.

The petition in bankruptcy against the
Wsil-Hasken Company. manufacturers Of
shirts and waists at ITO and liz Fifth avenue.
which was hled In October after the sudden
death OF August We'll. the president. by
prussic acid. was dismissed yesterday
Mr.. We'll had his life insured for $500, 900
In favor Of the company. and the addition
Of this amount TO the company's assets
hgurcd in the oOmpany'S ability to keep
out Of bankruptcy. A statement Of the
company's affairs on January showed
quick assets Of 81 900 900. or q. surplus Of
$4,000 over the liabilities, exclusive OF the
coppany's plant and real estate.
Creditors for lees than $500 are 70 be
paid at onos, while others viii receive
50 per cent. at onoo and the rest before
June 30 next. Albert Jaretslki, the hquidat-
ing trustee. will continue the business
until the creditors are paid in full, after
which the present organization will re-
sumo the management.
The sun., 1908-02-04
POLICEMEN OFF TO SCHOOL.
Ten Central once Men Begin New Ian.
guage To-day.

Ten detectives from the Manhattan
bureau to-day will begin attending a Ian
guage school in order TO learn French. Ger
man or Italian. This is in pursuance Of a
plan agreed upon by Commissioner Bing-
ham and Fourth Deputy Arthur Woods
some time ago. and suggested by Paris
police methods.
The ten men are volunteers and attend
school an hour four times a week When
they have learned their language they will
help out in interpreting and work on case'
involving foreigners The school offered
three months tuition free.
The sun., 1908-02-04
BALI AT PUNrA ARENAS.
Consul nraun Entertalns Onicers Of 4. 81
Chilean and British ships.
DeciaI Cabls DespaIch 10 TuR sul


PUNTA ARENAS, Feb. S--A grand ball
IN honor OF the Officers Of the American feet
and also Of the officers OF the British cruiser
Sappho and the Chilian cruiser Chacabuco
was given tonight by MIR. Braun, the Ameri-
can consular agent, at his handsome home.
The affair was great success. 1t was
attended by the rich residents OF the city
and also by a number Of residents Of BuenOs
Ayres who have come to Punta Arenas to
spend the summer. il now being that
season OF the year in this latitude.
The decorations were very fine and ELECTED
much admiration. Sehora Valen1uela,
wife Of Admiral ValenEuela. assisted in
receiving the guests. -
The American warships are filing their
coal bunkers with the utmost despatch
from the supply brought here by the
colliers.
The sun., 1908-02-04
PARIS KNEW or MURDER.
Plot 70 Kn King OT Portugal Had Inter
national Anarchist Raeking.

opNeAAs NAef" NNeNHs@N - - SNNs
PARIS, Feb S.-FrOm statements made
by the secret police and Portuguese refugees
here II seems that something was known
here Of the assassination plot
The spaniard COrdOva, who 10 reported
to have been one OF the assassins, has an
international reputation a. a dangerous
anarchist and he is well known to the Paris
police.
He is reputed 10 have been concerned.
directly or indirectly, in the attempt to
assassnate King Alfonso and Queen Vic
toia on their wedding day. and also in the
attempt on King Alfonoo's life when he
visited President Loubet in Paris.
Since the former outrage he has lived
peaceabIy enough, alternately in Lisbon
and Madrid.
The sun., 1908-02-04
CITY'S LOWEST DEATH RATE.
Fewer New Workers Died Last Week Than
IN ANY week Before.

Health Commissioner Darlington is par
ticulaEly pleased at the death rate figures
for the week just snded. as they are lower
than FOR my other week in the records OF
the department. The number dying in
the greater city was l.44t-259 less than
during the same week last year The rate
per 1 900 was l7.03.
There were remarkable decreases in the
number dying from heart disease. pneu-
mOnla and tuberculosis
The sun., 1908-02-04
DrOsge Invited Before Bar Association.

After a conference yesterday at the
District Attorneys office between Assistant
District Attorney Smyth. Assistant Cor
poration Counsel jackson and EinAr
Chrystie. secretary Of the Bar Association,
in reference to the charges against MAgis-
trate Droege. It was announced that the
Bar Association would hold q meeting this
week and request Magistrate DrOeSs to
attend.
The sun., 1908-02-04
PEARY AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
He Says He VIII start the Next Polar EN-.
pedltIOn on July \.

WAsHINoToN, Feb. S.-Capt. Robert Z.
Peary. the Arctic explorer. called on the
President to-day. Speaking OF his next
trip north he said,
Il will leave New York on July 1 upon
my next expedition. l shall work my way
north. gathering men and supplies until
reach Cape Sheridan. where 1 win spend the
winter. ready to dash for the Pole the fol-
lowing summer. II will be impossible to
proceed further by the time we reach Cape
Sheridan on account Of the darkness that
sets in. At this point. which is on the coast
Of Grout Land. the sun sets on the 18th
Of October and does not rise again until
the ist Of March. Nothing. OF course. can
be done on account OF the darkness
The sun., 1908-02-04
WATCHING DOM MIGUEL.
Police Ready TO Prevent Pretenders De-
paFture for Portugal.

opttIdE CdDso DespaIeH 70 IHE 0UN.
PARIS, Feb. IA despatch to the MdtiN
from Vienna says that very strict watch
Is being kept at Viareggio, Italy. upon
Dom Miguel Braganza. the pretender
20 the Portuguese throne, to prevent his
departure should he attempt TO leave for
Portugal.
The sun., 1908-02-04
COnventlon at Manila nndorsss Tart.

WASHINGTON. Feb. S.-Brig. Gen. Clarence
r. Edwards has received q cable despatch
saying that at q convention held In Manila
to-day the candidacy Of Secretary Taft
for the Presidential nomination next sum-
mer was unanimously indOrsed and a dele
cation instructed for Secretary Taft waS
elected. The delegates are all Americans
The sun., 1908-02-04
FOR A TARIFF COMMIssION.
Manufacturers 90 Present Their Claims
To-day 20 Leaders In Congress.

To-day 70 Leaders In Congress.
WAsHISdToN. Feb, a.-The manufacturers
who are here for the purpose Of urging
the passing OF the Beveridgs bill creating
a tariff commission made arrangements
to-day to have an audience with Senator
Aldrich and some Of the members Of the
Finance Committee Of the Senate to-mor-
NOW TO present their claims. In the after
noon th0y will take the matter up with
Speaker Cannon, Chairman Payne Of tho
Committee on Ways and Means and sono
Of the House leaders
They will urge that the demands OF
business made it imperative that q tariff
commission be appointed 20 make suR-
gestions TO Congress for the enactment Of a
schedule OF duties based upon scientific
principles and as far as possible free from
political influence.
The sun., 1908-02-04
BIG CUTS IN r. r.. SERVICE.
Black Diamond Express 70 ne Abolished
-P. n. u. and Reading Take on Trains.

p. M. N. and MeAulnB Ihke On Trains.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. s.-The famous
Black Diamond Express running from
Philadelphia to Buffalo will be taken OF
within a few days, according to Official
announcement made by the Lehigh Valley
Railroad this afternoon. Retrenchment on
a basis Of 10 per cent. ls being made In the
operating department and the withdrawal
of the Black Diamond IL a part Of this. A
number Of men are to be released and cuts
made In the freight and general passenger
service.
The Psnnsylvania and the Reading are
taking similar action. The Altoona shops
of the former are practically closed. Cuts
in freight and passenger service have been
made by both roads. In the last week
moro than hfty trains have been taken on
the local service Of the Reading road and
fifteen from the Pennsylvania.
The sun., 1908-02-04
FLORmA-EAsT OR WEST 4

HAMS Rsstasrant. Park Row Blds..,PsT-
fection In cuisine and precision In service. Music.
Ado.
The sun., 1908-02-04

Charles W. Morse failed to appear ysster-
day as juror in Trial Term, Part ", OF
the Supreme Court. and Justice Ford
directed he be fined 500.
The sun., 1908-02-04

COLuMBIA--AIKEN--ACQ
Lv. n. ". s5s A. NJ and SIS r. N. Through
Pullman and Dining Car Service. ". X. once
1900 BroAdwag.-Aav.
The sun., 1908-02-04

Delicious. Why pay double for Imnortedi
The sun., 1908-02-04

are made az the Farm IN southboro. MSss. Their
success u owing 70 the choice materials and the
neatness and cleanliness Of the preparstion.-AdV.
The sun., 1908-02-04
ElariAa. rnha. Rnnah.

P a en S .Pe 0I!s usff1Sssd fS ssy!s: ys
Information Bureau Bwsy. cor. S0th Sl-AdS.
The sun., 1908-02-04

seaboard Florida limited. Daily Pullman train
70 Sc. Augustine, PinehuIst. Camden Columbia.
shortest Florida route. once. iise b'way.-A1p.
The sun., 1908-02-04

kalTS Restaurant, N-ls Pk. n: nnese as,v,-
600 Ado. Il 49,
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-02

served within this district. or If served
out Of this district, within forty days.
The saidkaction il brought to recover a
decree drssolwng the bonds Of rnatri-
mony existing between plaintiff and
defendant on the grounds OF defend
ants cruel treatment Of plaintiff, and
on the further grounds OF defendants
| habntuaI lntemperance and failure to
provide plaintiff with the common
Inecessaries of life for more than one
year last past, for she restoration Of
plaintiff . maiden name and for general
relief; all Of which more fully appeats
from plaintiffs complaint. a copy OF
whieb II served herewith, hereby
referred 10 and made part hereof.
And you are hereby notified that il
you fail 70 appear and answer the said
complaint, as above required, the said
plaintiff viii apply 10 the court for the /
relief demanded in the complaint
A5iyen under my hand and the seal OF |
the District Court Of the Third Judicial /
District Of the State Of Idaho, in and |
for the County Of Ada this 9TH day of /
May III the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine1 HUNDRED and eight.
w l.. CUDDY,
"a So W. wMa. Clerk
By.OTTOlF. PETERSON
- Deputy Clerk
80. maE w. II SAVIDGE,
Attorney for plaintiff. residing
at Boisei Idaho
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-02
80 Main ST., Boise, Idaho
ALIAS SUMMONS
IN TIE PROBATE COURT OF ADA
COUNTY. STATE OF IDAHO.
ALIAS SIMMONS

ALIAS SUMMONS.
NJ, CANTWELIo Plaintiff, vs.. |. N
DAILY, Defendant
The State Of Idaho sends greetings Il
+ NJ DAILY Defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear
before me At my office in the Court
House IN Boise City, County Of Ada and
State of Idaho, ON The a3rd day 81 Iune
zoos, at ten o'clock a m, in an action
brought against you BY said plaintiff. 10
answer the complaint Of said plaintiff.
Said action is brought to recover from
you the sum of Three hundred dollars
and interest from July 18th, 1907. al
the rate OF seven per cent per annum,
and for Senvety-fve dollars attorneys
fees, all Of which will more fully anpear
from plaintiffs complaint COPY Of
which is served herewith, hereby re-
ierred e and made q part hereof, and
you are hereby notified to appear and
answer as above required or Judgment
Will be taken against yoa for the said
amount to-wit The sum Of Three
Hundred Dollars. and interest and al.
toraeys fees as above specified. together
with the costs of this action.
- the Sheriff on any Constable Sc
said County. Greeting Make legal SER
vice and due return hereof
btvef Under rgY hand this a3rd dav
HARRY LEONARD
,,-., Probate Judge /
& Kreeger. Plaiunas Actor
Eeys. residing al Boise. fslahg
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-02
THE
Bank Of Commerce
WANTS YOUR BUSINESS

1t is we'll worth looking A. II,
offering Of Real Estate which We
have on our books at the Dresen y
time. Whatever you NAV be :
search Of in the Real Estate linz
make known to us your wants and
be sure that we can easily satisfr
them. We have the choices
selections of town and col,ntrn
property, all improved and devei.
oped, and every parcel IS we'll
worth the price asked. We ala
buy and exchange Real Estate
collect rents, and do a geners1
Real Estate business.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-02

sxr..r. - = t39teE 3dlSG5
y sA'ianss q hreeEeF. Plaintiffs Attor-
Hsys. residing al Boise. Islabe
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-02

II u Eastman, Thomas Davis, Leo j /.
Falk, Edgar Wilson, G. II. Hurt,
Thomas McMillan,J ]. Il. Clinton,
G II. Cotlii, w y Bruce.
A general banking business trans
acted
Interest allowed ON time deposits
Exchange drawn direct on the prin-
cipal cities Of the United States and
Europe Drafts on Hongkong, China,
at San Francisco rates.
Special attention given to making
collections and handling bullion.
Highest price paid Tor all kinds Of
warrants
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-02
PROMPT
DELIV cry

Is an essential element Of sue
cess in the Grocery trade. 1t Is
one Of the points in which we take
great pride and our well sustained
reputation in this regard constant
" brings Us new customers, while
being an important factor in hold
ing old ones. OF course our
goods are standard qualitythe
very best of all brands and our
prices are most rcaso, .oIe Sat
isfaetion in goods, Likes and ser
vice guaranteed.
BOISE MERCANTILE CO.,
712 IDAHO STREET.
Private money loaned, j, II. Schroeder
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-29
BIC EXPLOSION
IN MODEL MINE,
25O ENTOMBED
AWFUL ACCIDENT IN PENNsYL.
VANlA TOWN YESTER-
DAY AFTERNOON.
State Inspectors Had Just Finished
Examination of the Mine When
the Terrific Explosion
Occurre1.

Mariana, Pa, Nov. 2S.-Within
three minutes after the state inspec-
tor and the mine superintendent lad
finished their inspection of the Model
Maticanna mine it was blown up oy a
terrific explosion and 275 men are az
tombed under $40 feet of dirt as a -e-
suit
Up to late hour tonight rescue IS.
who Immediately went to the assjs-
tance OF the entombed men, have made
little progress in reaching the miners
and it is not believed any has sur
vlYed
Practically all the entombed men
are Americans and the scenes at the
mines entrance are heart-renderius
Up to a late hour tonight six bodies
had been recovered. they being s5und
not far from the entrance
The cause OF the explosion is tu-
known There was only one report
when the explosion occurred, which
shook the ground two miles from the
scene.
The mine has been in operation only
three months and was considered to
have been absolutely fire"proof
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TEDDY WILL NOT
ASK ANY FAVORS
OF PRES. TAFT
ROOSEVELT WILL GIVE TIE
PREslOENT-sLEcT FREE
HAND.


Washington. D. c. Nov. What
is your attitude toward the Taft aJ-
ministration?'' President Roosevelt to-
day was asked.
Naturally one of deep hostility"
replied the president with mock Sc,
iousness. Why should it not oe since
| opposed the nomination and election
Of Mr. Taft?"
But it is stated that you have re-
Quested that certain appointments he
made by the next president IN his
cabinet and that certain pers )ns now
in your cabinet be given more e.;aGcd
stations"
The president then made it clear
that he had not made q single request
OF Mr. Taft regarding appointments.
and equally clear that he would not
make any. The attitude OF the presi-
dent toward his successor may be
stated to be about as follows:
The president will not seek to nave
President elect Taft reward sIneie
friend of his He will not suggest a
single cabinet appointment He viii
not suggest that any one be kept in
the cabinet. Nor will he seek to give.
any advice to the new president. IF
@lr Taft should ask mis- advice ii win
be given, and given in the most kindly
spirit and in good faith. In other
words, if questions are asked they win
be answered.
But Mr.. Taft knows that he is abso
lutely free to carve out his own desti-
ny. The president will not seek 10
have any particular policy carried oat
i'll any particular way On the 4th of
March he will become private citizen
and Mr.. Taft will be president aud
have to take fun responsibility !Iay
ing made these things clear, the ores
ident with great earnestness said:
And tell the country that those gho
have been worrying about what 10 do
for our expresident need not worry
as to what they should do for this
eX-presdent. He is able to .ale cae
OF himself and there need be no worry
as to what to do for this ex- Dresi-
dent"
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Many TO Receive
Bankrupt Money

In the bankruptcy court yesterday,
Judge Max Isaac issued an order in
structing the trustee in the case OF L.
L. Moore to disburse the fund on hand
in that case. This case has been in
the courts for very nearly four years
and was one of the most complicated
with which 1t has yet had to deal ihe
order of the court. in part. is as fol
lows:
After hearing the argument OF
counsel representing the various
claimants to priority of payment i'll
the above stated case. and after care
full consideration of the same.
1T is ordered that the funds nov
on hand to the credit of said estate
be distributed and disbursed as fol-
lows:
"Reserying approximately one hun
dred dollars t$1O0.00D of the funds 80
cover such further costs and expenses
as may accrue in said case, it is or
dered that the residue of the fund be
paid to the respective claimants il the
following order:
"B- p Jones Woodward & Smith,
attorneys at law, on account Of mort
gage claim covering all of the prop
erty set forth in his Intervention of
$2,672.53
H H. Mckee, trustee estate Of ].
G. Foote bankrupt, Bennet & Conyers.
attorneys at law, on account Of his in
lervention of file-s774.67
Franklin Sugar Refining comDany,
assignee of the Price McCulley COM
pany, John G. Johnson, Esq. attor-
ney. on account OF its intervention Of
file $67769
y, NJ Cox company, John T Myers,
Esq, attorney. on account Of its in
terYention OF file-$5o00.
This order viii be suspended Tor
the period Of fifteen days next fien
and after this date in which to afford
parties at interest an opportunity 10
review this order, and at the expira-
tion OF that time if no objections are
taken to this order, the trustee ii the
estate will make ont checks in fayn,
OF the respective parties. Or their al
torneys Of record, and present the
same TO the court for counter -sigra-
ture.'
The order also provides for the pay
ment OF laborers. employed at the
mills Of the bankrupt, to the extent Ct
about $500.
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MOONSHINERS
AND OFFICERS
ALABAMA WAS SCENE or sERI.
Gus CONFLICT YESTER-
DAY MORNING.

Helfiiu, Ala. Nov 26.-Hefin il
running over with excitement today.
caused by general gathering II
deputy tnitedAStates marshals and
revenue men who have come here in
answer to a 81 Aeral call sent out by
chief Deputy hited States Marshal
Ashley, who VI make a second At
mpt to capturRa band Of moonshin-
-rs. who are Operating an Illicit DIS
-iJery about fifteen miles from this
place, in the wilds OF Cleburn county.
near Pinetucky
Deputy Marshal c. n. King and
Deputy Collector Fowler have just re
urned from the moonshine district.
where they raided an Illicit disrillery
in the neighborhGod Of Pinetucky. At
the still at the time ot arrival wero
John Floyd and i'm Floyd and a man
by the name OF Alien.
john Floyd and Alien were arrcs
I'd Jim Floyd got The drop on his
captor, Deputy Collector Fowler. and
covered him and bad him at bay m
I'll h. sidestepped and made his ey-
cape John Floyd and Allen wer
aandcuff-d and marched about one
m.le to hack and were placed in iJ.
While tile officers were unhitchins The
team a band oil Floyd's sympathilar5.
supposed To be headed by Jim Floyd
who had just made his escape, ran up
and opened fire on the officers and The
team. In the general firing which took
place by both parties, liyeryman. NJ.
Powell was shot in the leg, one OF the
prisoners was shot in the head, inatc.-
ing slight wound, and one OF the
horses was shot In the neck Al taie
stage Of The excitement the horses
broke away and ram away with tlp.
oaly Jwo prisoners in the hack
handcufed together and the team Is
40" in ta aaada o. 1hs maonslin-
ers
There are ht.7aa deputy Uaitea
-'ates marshals, headed by Chief
-,epi-T As--t. 9n th- way 10 Pine
taci,r. sad Il all ne reports ars tmls
there VIII b. a-tla royal when The
-tlcsrs ar U03lsaia-- gang and
sEmDarhizers E=et as news has just
reached here taa- ta=y are in o9en
-e5aace and number a9ou. tairty
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kmy Won Out
J In Football Game

- Philadelphia r., Nov 2s.-Ia .a=lc
annual football. game today a Frank
lin Field the West Point cadets de-
ieated Annapolis in one oil the ferces1
contests ever engaged IA by the two
military academies. the final score he-
ine To
The only touchdown of the same
was made after Chamberlm (Armv)
had made 9 magnificent run through a
broken field when Lange. the Navy
quarterback. had let Deans punt get
5y him Chamberlain carried the
ball from his 40-yard line TO tl-
Navy's 3-ysrd line. from which Z Fas
pushed over for q touchdown on th=
next play
Lang4 redeemed himself soon after
ward when ha kicked beautiful a3al
from placement on the Armr's IL
yard lin= ami efforts on either side
IT, score after this were futile.
Many persons 81 prominence attend
ga the game. among them being M.
Nicholas I-oug~oath. E5hel Roosevelt.
Helen Tar and scores Of army aud
navy men diplomats and miIlionairos.
Much money changed hands on the
result The largest wager mad vas
thar Of West Point cadets who placed
S2,5o0 On their plebes at even money
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Many Indictments
Against Lynchers

Union City, Tenn, Noy 2S-Nine-
teen indictments were returned by the
grand jury here today against night
riders in connection with the lynch
ing of Captain Quentin Rankin reW
weeks ago. The names o. these eight
were made public: Tom and Garrett
Johnson, Sam Applewhite, !ise tler,
Roy Ransom. Bob Lee. Bob Hoffman,
Bob Carter They are all now III Jail
in Jackson
The other names CT those indicted
are withheld, as it is understood that
all of them have not yet been placed
under arrest
Reports on thirty-one other bits
were also made today.
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FIVE KILLED I'M
S. AL. WRECK
FREIGHT TRAINS c0LLl0EO NEAR
OcALA WITH VERY sERI.
Gus RESULTS.

Jacksonville Fla. Nov. 2S. Five
persors were killed and three injured
in wreck today in a head -on coils
ion on the Seaboard Air Line at sH-
Yer Springs Junction, near Ocala. The
dead are:
Engineer n. N. Wakefield,
Brakeman c. o. Smith.
Brakeman c. r. PhiIbrock,
Fireman lee West, coloced,
Robert Sapo. colored.
The injured are:
Engineer c. w. johnson,
Conductor T. Allen Jones,
Fireman Phillips. eolore5
y The two freight trains were Going
opposite directions and collided.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-29
United States and
Japan Have Agreed

Washington, D. c., Nov. 28.-That
an agreement has been reached te-
tween the United States and Japan
regarding the integrity of China and
maintenance of status quo in tae
Pacific viii be favored by all the pow
ers, is indicated By replies received
on tentative draft agreement.
The nations approached regard il
as solution of peace in the orient
and the greatest development OF dr.
ololeacy n rccert. years.
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Colder Weather.

A change in the pleasant weather
we have been having for the rast
week is promised today A cold spsIl
is reported in the north aad the
weathernan SAYS it Wit reach this SOC
tion today Or tomorrow, but ii wiz
not be very severe
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-11-29
CONES OVER HERE TO
SPREAD p fsEW CREED

Chicago, NOV. 23.~-"If Rockefeller
and Carnegie can avoid dying until
1917, when the millennium begins, they
will be saved is the statement cf
Countess Aurelia Bethea Bahaist, the
veacher, who arrived today to spread
fhe creed that Heaven is 9 condition
and not I place.
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sERVlAN CABINET
DECIDED To RESIGN

Belgrade. Nov 28.-Owing to differ
ences With the serFian government.
toe cab'net todaY resigned. bGt has
agreed TO hold on until the bulge: is
passed upon
N. Daniffe leader Of the stancuyics.
viii reorganize the cabinet with na-
tionalists.