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New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
Centre line OF : the block.
i33rd stree

street
The approximate amount OF the lien or cbarve
TO satisfy which the above described properly ia
20 be sold is s. oS35 with interest thereon from
the 10th day OF January, 1910 together with
costs and allowance. amounting TO si95 20 vim
interest from January 10Th. 1910, together with
the expenses of the sale.
The approximate amount of the taxes aSsess-
ueuts and water rates. or other liens. which are
10 he allowed TO the purchaser out Of the pur-
chase money or paid by the referee. is Soils
and interest,
The premises viii be sold subject 10 a prior
moftsase. 2t ss.,ooo ana interest thereon az the
Also subject 70 prior mortgage for s. 600 and
from June 81, 1000. one-halr OF which sfser,a
the said premises. Subject to covenants anJ re
strictlons contained In Liber 2a74 Of Conyevsnpas
At page $40. being covenants arainst nulsances'
subject 10 any state Of facts whlch an accurate
nieipai Departnnent violations If any thore be,
or any us 9 pen1ens gems MEG Ie % enforce tha same
pat~a New YORK January 10th 1910
PATRICK J. poBsoN. PefereA.
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STORAGE NOTICES

70 MRS TANNIE NJ, ToBTN Or MRS. FAN
ME NJ Cobb. Miss y Demarest. G. =. Nor,ie--
cal Mrs si,:as !: F. SIss Ghsp1. 4,,l lRanda. Mss
Andrade, Mr.. or Mrs II, Ives smith, MIS- s
Wallace. T. Mcconkey, r. J. f. Merrill. Mrs.
NJ r. Firth, Mr.. or Mrs. Henry 81 Lee or ID
g Nowlin. Norton Chase. Geo A. Hicks Mrs
NJ V. Cox. Mrs + z; Wander veer Arthur
or Mrs. +. A. Moore, Dan Avery. Mr.. or Mrs
= W Seymour Ludwig Baumann h Co. Henri
s. Glazier or Miss $ q ElIman, Chas H. Cot
nase or Mrs. r. J. Aoo4anness and Mr. ar Mr.
Gustave schonheit: Yo~ and each OF your are
hereby notified that the time for the payment
OF our lien upon the property hereinafter de-
scribed having expired, after due notice thereof
had been given you We will cause such proper
tv 10 wit Household Goodn Personal Effeets
and Merchandise. stored In the Columbia stor~
age warehouses BY rou or in your name COR
IN which you may have an interest) 70 be snls
az public auction. according to the statute in
such case made and provided, at Nos 80 q ks
West 6Tth street on Saturday. January gatb
1910 al 1880 y III, and ir the sale thereof is
mot completed on said date the same will b..
continued the same place on each aad -v.rN,
SATURDAY thereafter. beginning al 10 80 A n
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
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RIISINESS CHANCES

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY 70 STEP
right into old established light manufacturing
business that has always paid owner s., 000
doing steady cash trade; experience absolutely
unnecessary. as any one could acquire thorough
knowledge of business in short time. Besides.
owner Will remain. II sold at once, Will sacri-
fee for $4,000 on easy terms Inquire STAND
ARD, AZ Ann st.
IF PARTY WITH SMALL CAPITAL will call
at Room 235, Knckerbocker Theatre Building,
lis West 3lth ST.. they will hear something to
their advantage.
At A GREAT REDUCTION. printing OF al
kinds: we can save you 30es. Johnson Press.
successors to Call Press 1s2 Fultn, st. N z
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suaanGATEs, NOTICES.

IN PT-RetANcB or AN ORDER or HON
Abner & Thomas. n Surrogate Of the County
of Nac, York Notice IL hereby given To all
uerson@ having claims against Ellen NJ. Pike
late ~ the County or New York, deceased, TO
rrese1t ,be same with vouchers thereof 10
tba s,bscriber at her place OF transactlns
business the once OF Guthrie. Bangs q van
New YorE' on or before the aGth day of July
EcEf. - ,.-...-.,
Dated New York. the 18th DAY OF JqnuaF''
1910. JEANNETIE Z. Gol..s.,
GUTHRIE BANGS & VAN sINpEREes.;. A., A.
tornevs FOR Executrix "A Wall Street.
fcay YORK CITY
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

The approximate amount OF the lien or chary.
TO satisfy which the above-described properly is
TO be sold, is Five thousand. seven hundras ana
ninety-hve and S3-l00 dollars (S5. TeJ $50 win
interest thereon from the 18th day Of 3steh"+
1909. together with costs and allowance aIno,,nf'
ing to TIVE hundred sxty-eight and 2O-IaO
dollars (s26s.2o with interest from Oetober Ss
1909 sla8. 81. together with the expenses 20 .,
tho sale The approximate amount OF the taxes
which are be allowed TO the purchaser oit ~
the purchase money. or paid by the Referee Is
sS22 O9 and interest Tie premises will be sas
subject to a prior mortgage Of s25, coo, upon
SO per annum from February l. 1909 togethes
with costs OF foreclosure thereof now pe5dtnS.
subject also to any state OF facts Which, an
accurate survey would show and tenen,enf ho,'sa @
violations, II any.
Dated New York, January 4th 1910
ADAM WIENER, Refer.s
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK
County..7Arnold 5. Furst, Plaintiff. against
suance Of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale sale
duly made and entered IN the above-entitied ac-
1910 the undersigned, the referee in said judg-
T sell st g esst sq s tie
the Borough of Manhattan City Of New York
noon on tst ds% b1 Samuel Marx "a twelve &
tioneer, the premises directed by said judgment
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land
situate. lying and being in the Borough of Man
and State of New York. bounded and described
Beginning at point on the northerly side OF
tS3rd street distant one hundred thirty-sevsn
ieet SIX lnCteS westerly from the led
by the intersection or the sad northerly side OF
l33rd Street with the westerly side Of Amster-
dam Avenue running thence westerly along sad
northerly side of 133rd street thirty-sevens fett'
SIS inches thence northerly at right angles viii,
l33rd street, ninety-nine feet eleven inches to
the center line of the block: thence easterly
parallel with 133rd Street thirtv-sev feet six
inches thence southeriy al right angles with
132rd Street ninety-rine feet eleven Inches to
the point place OF beginning.
Said premises being now known by Nos sO7
to 500 West 1870 Street. Borough OF Manhat-
tan New York City.
Dated New York January 10th 1910
PATRICK J. DOBSON Referee
FURST & FURST, Attorneys for Plaintiff 2Is
Montague Street Borough Of Brooklyn. New
York t'tty.
Tile following is a diagram OF the prcpertv TO
be sold. Its street numbers are 507 and ao9
West l93rd Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York CITY,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
The Estates Settlement Company Plaintiff.
against Halvorsen-R -Rarmore Construction Com
Inent OF foreclosure and sale. duly made and en-
tered in the sbeve-entitled action and bearing
date the 1ith day or January, 1910. I. the under
signed, the Referee in said Judgment named. will
sell at public auction. at the Exchange Sales
room, Nos 1915 vesey St. in the Borough of
February, 1910, at l. o'clock that day.
by Samuel Marx. Auetioneer. the premises d.
described as follows: All that certain lot piece
or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the
in he County and state ~ n New york knsNn as
lot Number 20 of Block 4T4 on Map OF the
s.! seEeivision Of the property Of Henry D. Tiffany
IN the 23rd Ward Of the city of New York. be-
ing part Of the Fox EstGte'' made by Hugh y.
camp and others. Commissioners Of Partition,
on S1ne = lSIo which lot is bounded and de-
southerly side Of Home Street distant Two Hun
drsd and ffty-two and so-1Oo (a52 9sl feet east
Of the easterly side of Stebbins Avenue and the
said southerly side Of Home Street: running
thence Southerly, along the westerly line of said
LOT number 80. Forty-two ana 67-100 az. ca feet
20 the nartheastery line of lot number AZ en-
SAID map thence southeasterly along the north
easterly lire Of said lot number A. Seventy-five
and 23-lo0 5.2S> feet to the northwesteriy side
Of Intesvale Avenue; thence Northeasterly along
Twenty-Five (25) feet; thence NOrthwesteriy
along the Northeastery line OF said lot No. 50,
Sixty-ffve and loo fS5 IL, feet 10 an angle in
OF lot No. 80 Thirty@two and 57-lo0 (S2 5I) feet
10 the southerly side of Home Street, and thence
Street. Twenty-Five (c5l feet to the point place
Dated New To+f sTbgg7 5faqaFy bsRs12HiN 5sR 121o
cARRINGroN & Fierce. 'A''-'' Referc.. 55tsF:
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF,
200 Broadway,
Borough of Manhattan Netv York CITY
The following is diagram Of the property to
De sold; Its street No. is unknown:
orE
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECFfyFn
at the office Of the Lighthouse Board Wash
ington, D. c., until o'clock r. M FebrIarv
10 1910. and then opened. for furnishing ma
terta and labor necessary for the rnnatr,scfiar-
equipment AMI delivery or the sinsls scrs,,.
wood. steam lighthouse tender Woedbins ~ a. .
eordanee with specifications, copies OF wnieh
be had upon application 10 ths IJxhs4Ifanss aus
Board. Washington, ID. c.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
Intervale Avenue

The approximate amount of the lien or charge.
to be sold. is I.940 go with interest thereon
from the sth day Of January. 1910, together with
costs and allowance amounting to sl49.S6. with
interest from January IA 191o, together with the
expenses of the sale The approximate amount
other liens. which are to be allowed to the pur-
chaser out Of the purchase money. or paid by the
Referee, is SOS A. and interest The premises
VIII be sold subject to prior mortgage for s10,-
100 ana interest at per cent
Dated. New York, Janeary 18th. 1910.
j. SIDNEY BERNSTEIN.
Referee.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF New York The Jennie Clarkson Home for
Children, Plaintiff against George Nicholas
Catherine Nicholas and Charles Laue. Defend
ants.
In pursuance of judgment of foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered in the abovs-en-
titled action and bearing date the 26th day or
October. 1909, I. the undersigned. the Referee
IN sald Judgment 1amed. will sell at public auc-
ton, at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos. IA-I6
Vesey Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan, City
of New York. the 26th day of January, 1910,
Sherman. Auctioneer, the premises directed by
said Judgment to be sold. and therein described
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
with the building ani improvements thereon
Ward OF the City OF New YORK, and bounded
az and described as follows: Beginning at point
tant ninety feet westerly from the corner formed
5X the interss ,s stlon OF the southerly line Of
End Avenue running thence southerly. and
parallel with West End Avenue, one hundred
feet eight and one-half inches 10 the centre line
OF the block between Eighty-ninth and Ninetieff
Streets; thence westerly and along said cen
line of the block twenty feet; thence
nertherly and again parallel with West End
Avenue and part of the way through a partv
wall, hundred feet eight and ona-hsjf
inches to the southerly line OF Ninetieth Street:
and thence easterly along the southerly line on
Ninetieth Street twenty feet to the point or
place OF beginning being the premises known as
302 West 90sh Strest.
Dated New York, JanCary 4th, 1910
ADAM WIENER, Referee
SACKETT, CHAPMAN & STEVENS Attornevz
Mass
ing), New York.
The following is diagram OF the property, n
be sold its street Number Is 800 West a0fb
Street. Borough of Msnhattan. City Of New YORK.:
Goth Street.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
BOARD AND ROOMS.

FIRST CLASS accommodation: private family;
handsome rooms. electricity: tiled baths: best
table. home comforts independence; near Broad
way subway; moderate. 5iT Wsst 14sth 81.
WEST END AVE, s7e, corner 1886 st,-Finest
location New York; block Riverside Park
Drive and subway express and surface cars;
beautiful furnished rooms; private bathss teie-
phones; superior table.
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female.

A
49, GIRL - tren hsndRerchiefs I'm
-- TSS;-s--s = lloEy al West 47ib 81
sss.ART HgUsEKEEPER. one with coed
EuFes' - wages So. Universal Employment
Tr-5= - = Esst "a 81 Mics Peekham-
- 80 a-AFFk, assistant. HDtowa position; $40
sersfs-S--' Epcwritns sSseDtisI. neat girl only
r gsts.- Aal- il.lHaed-ateI-. Diehl Exchange.
F1-5-1- =
s.s-511+r..t,sl-FEE an6 SrENOGRAP PHER; factory
fssis-- salary SIC National Employment
~, E1-7s--s,tl u Vest s2d 81.
s,. hs-f-lI-R snd T'YPIsT- Tor large printing
Espl5rr,sa-. "a BToeAisn salary sl5- National
Jss57- - tt-ze51llse. 81 West s2d st
va est-fss earn SIS weekly; call ard they
Co H. go how; cut Of town write. Harris
snS s1ou, ia yesrs good writer's; quick
fsapioir-.-- e hgHres. salary So National
Cf7;1s5- 49, l-1etla--ge. - West 42d st-
= sl1sIi - - OMAN 4s cook and launcress IN
b eg.@- .t..E7le family. city Hud country, must
'Easx .f' anc have best of personal refer
the. 4 a. stating az wages and expert
uIr5i-- -A n If1bune once
hsisss = -l3sl i'e highly recommended. Julien
o. CO. q YES s2l -
81. vt4isa must he nrst cisss city fam
-sfrVs 49,. 50 references required Hiss
cS5IT- = = 4. = West z2d ST NTH floor
eazfe- 80 II IL ADkEss. with good references.
fsessiae -. iatltily q two. city Cau Monday
tTsS77 2-.l'r ts'srea'i. $50 Lexington ave
fefsrr,s. - bIi I1Sr for The country good
- y r.. 49, Universal Employment gu-
tef---ss..-zz1 20 = Mss Peekhsia.
a. ~. eSuntty. liicfsIIr1ai3 Seoi- s.Ear,
E1iea4, g West 3eth st
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
FOR SALE.

DESKS. PARTITIONS. TELEPHONE BooTEs.
tables chairs, wardrobes. mirrors, wall hxt-
ures. business furniture all kinds FINN
BROTHERS. 35s Broadway. SO Franklin st.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
WORK WANTEp.

Male.
YOUNG MAN ss. would like rositlon ~ any
thing; fair handwriting; two years of5ce
experience; references. II. Krahe 4ls East
18th az.
YOUNG MAN, H. two years Hfxh School;
two year, publishing house; desires pernia-
nent position references; excellent penran.
g. NJ, Box A. Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN, eolorsa, graduate Queens Unl-
rersity. as porter IN Office building. w J.
MelallnIn; los West l33d St
Young MAN. 23; energetic; wisnos INSIDE or
outside position at anything, reference. +.
Nirsing, go Union ave. Bronx.
Female.
DRESSMAKER.-By week or monthly .n-
sagements; special rates, experiences: reP-
erenees; a trial TO convince. osrhoff is3 west
46fh ST.
STENOGRAPHER.-- Expert and accurate: wants
temporary work; is available at any hour
Roonl ,30e. Everett Building. 45 Fest 18th st.
STENoGRAPHER.-Yo woman; accurate
Irefe-ences Accurate; Box "a Tribune Once
STENOGRAPHER and sECRFTAR RY-Eiyht
years experience; thorough knowledge OF btisi-
ness capable Of taking charge OF office; desires
making change: references Hunt care or
Michael. 152 West 143d St
STENoGRAPHER. -Up-to-aate Anlerican girl
wants position and wants It quickly; good
Nalue Tor money. 3. NJ, Box 1876 Tribune Office
TELEPHONE oPERAToR.-F1rst class; having
e years experience In central Office. Operator,
2fo1 Sth
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
LOST-RANkBOOKS.

BANKBOOK No. 543, os9 Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person hav-
ing claim TO II is hereby called upon to
present the same within ten days or submit
to having said passbook cancelled and a
new one issued.
LOST.-Bankbook No. 5I3,5e1 of Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book is called upon to pre-
sent the same to the bank within thirty days
or the said book will be declared cancelled
and extinguishe6 and a new one issued in
lieu thereof
LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 619.56s OF the
German Savings Bank in the City OF New
York corner 4th ave. and 1sth St, issued to
Mary Berger. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same II not returned TO the
bank on the 9Th day Of February, 1910. dupli-
cate will be issued.
LOST OR STOLEN-Bankbook No. 563 716 Of
the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank. Pay
Tnent stopped. Please return book TO bank, No.
81 Chambers st.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

in the city; no hard work; good wages to right
reTscn. Osterbers's Bureau, TIC Lexington ave
between 9th ana 5Sth SITS
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

GENERAL HOCsEWORN-Crl good plain cook
anG iaundress with references Apply 4o2
Hancock St, Brooklyn near Sumner ave
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

GIRL. general hOusewerk, waitress and cham
herrnaid-- Irving Employment Exchange 276
4th ave. near 22d st. Tel. 13i Cramercv.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

GIRL wanted 70 attend telephone and parlor
in dressmaking establishments opportunitv
70 learn trade Miss AsheIm. aeS4 Rroad wav.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

HOCSEKEEPEK-Wor Working housekeeper, for two
IA family; no cooking CT laundry. Miss Curry 8
Bureau, - NeEt 42a st. fifth floor
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

FRENCH NURSERY MAID for one child: city;
exceptional opportunity. salary $50. Mrs Pills
bury's Bureau. 59T 9Th ave
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

HIGHLY accomplished soprano for city church:
salary $1,000 Websters Choir Exchange, 136
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

FIRST CLASS femme servG1ts: good character:
any nationality. Apply Mrs. Flanagan, 256
West ll6th ST. Tower Building
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

AaLEs&EN-CGrne running, hustlers: we have
4osrtlsHdt 81
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

HoCSEWo WoRkEKS-Expericnced houssworkers.
Tor city and country; excellent wages for those
competent Miss Curry's Bureau. o5 west 42d
81. fifth floor
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

L-NHL-1sh MAID $40; family going to Europe;
good packer, sewer traveller manicure Mrz
Fillsbury's Bureau. 5oT 5th ave
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

AAIED.-Two high grade csuvasser. 20
s,4pieie crew starting cut Immediately;
- &c alasazlne proposition Call :, Berry
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

Fl;h, Tor country: butler and cook; s6o-ss5
Mt1llrop BRFeau, t'5 West 3sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

= =, -t-L-Faies iesmeH. permanent position and
= ke1m 3On
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

l. stehograrter, private seci
tar!' position Brooklyn; TO manage office sslG
nleh S accounts; salary $50: cultured won
olllE. Diehl Exchange. % Nassau st
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

hlACHhNMAiD. for school; good. smart girl.
Miss Peckham
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

LoIED-HEv not go IN moving picture
,.,5-siaesst Outlay small; instalnlent plan: po-
80. procured free z. & 4. Moving Picture
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19
EEIp MENIEO.

7eara as. Triogae Building. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

MIDDLE AGBp WOMAN, for child two years
oloi one with references. Universal Employ
ment Bureau. IS East sd st Miss Peckhan7.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

snA'E an abundance % fresh leads for the
.1-sir Dictionary. saleEmen wanted: liberal
iissions- CsN betv-een =. m. an6 -
,s. = E. ard 5 D. n. at Funk &, T-ag-
--.iaPany. 1870 East 23d ct.
- - AAA, college grs susts preferred. state
- - sl'e ard salary expected. Opportunity,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

John HENRY FREEsa Marbriase Building.
Room sa2. ~ West 34th ST. Herald Square,,
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

S0ohs, laundTessos, chamoernaids. waitrerses-
,ze '"1ssNVIH@s, Isl @ attendants Hofmayer's Bureau
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

YOUNG MAN. rs; energetic: wishes INSIDE o.
outside position at anything. referencs Y
Wirsing, eT5 Union ave. Bronx
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

YOUNG MAN. II, two years High School;
two yenrs' publishing house; desires pernla-
nent position: references; excellent penran.
G. NJ. Box AZ. Trihmna ofice
New-York tribune., 1910-01-19

49, %1RL - iron hsadRerchiefs. I'm
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-24
What Christmas Means.

AS Christn as day draws near the uues-
ton arises how far the opportunity to
make others happy has been utilized To
whom has the essential message of this
season been carried, the message Of good
will?
This is not question of what has been
given in form OF physical tokens: The
Christmas spirit is not confined to the
exchanging of gifts. A word, letter, a
handclasp may suffice. The exchange of
greetings should never be perfunctory at
such a time. Wishing another Merry
Christmas" should express the hope that
his day may be in truth happy one,
happy in all its significance and POSSIBLE
tiles, and that 1t may be a token Of
brighter, more joyous times to come
A certain veneer of custom has en-
vIroned this most significant of all festal
Gays. There is danger that the real
meaning of 1t may be lost in the some
what commercial spirit that has develop
cd OF late years. In the churches hymns
OF praise are sung and sermons are
preached TO bring back the thoughts of
men to the real nature of the day, but
each individual may make it a true
Christmas by applying the principles of
Him whose birth is about to be ceiebra ted
Let 1t not be forgotten that after all
Christmas Is primarily the anniversary
Of the event which forms the foundation
of the Christian religion, and only sec
ondarily a festival of good cheer and
personal jubilation.
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\ token that the Christmas spirit is
is afforded by the immense
volume of mail that has been brought
during the past few days to the port of
New York by the transatlantic liners
On Thursday three vessels reached their
docks bearing l2.137 sacks. the greater
part Of which was what is known as
Christmas mail. This is a record of re-
ceipts. One ship carried 5,676 sacks The
steamer Mauritania has just completed
record-breaking round trip between
Liverpool and New York. arranged for
the especial purpose of getting Christ
mas mail into England on time. Great
stress is laid upon this matter of per.
sonal communications at the Yuietida
season. The volume of the mails is oroi-
narily more than doubled during the week
preceding Christmas, for not only are the
post sbags filled with packages. gifts and
tokens. but letters are written then
which have been long delayed. The ad-
vent OF Christmas stimulates the con-
science Of procrastinators. Relatives who
have remained silent toward one another
for months are moved to send greetings.
Even a post card thus passing is an as
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The Threatened Strike.

The total unpreparedness OF this coun-
try for industrial warfare. far more seri-
Gus in its results than its alleged unpre-
paredness for international conflict, is
shown In the present crisis in the west
where a strike of railroad engineers on
sixty-one different lines is imminent be-
cause of the failure of the operatives and
The companies to agree on a wage scale
All efforts at Cancellation have failed up
10 date and an angry spirit prevails on
both sides, with the possible result of
precipitating a conflict which may prove
TO be the most disastrous encounter be-
tween capital and labor this country has
ever witnessed. For il is improba BILE
that strike of the engineers can be
kept within the Initial limits. Sympa-
thetic strikes BY all other classes of oper-
atives are to be expected. with the result
of tying up the entire transportation sys-
tenn of the west. The effect OF such a
strangulation of the lines of transport
will be widespread and calamitous
II 1t were simply a mattev Of one set
of workers being dissatisfied with their
conditions to the point of leaving and
seeking other work. with the employers
free to engage substitutes. there would be
only at the most q temporary incon-
veniepcU to the public. But In such con-
6icts q strike means more than a mere