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The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
Wants a Sheep Farm

Little Rock, May 14.-State Land Commissioner l.. l.. Coffman has received from one of the largest sheep ranchers of Ore gon, letter asking him regard ing to large tracts of land in Arkansas for sheep ranges. The raucher says mountain land is satisfactory fit can be secured in large enough tracts and cheap enough. Commissioner Coffman has written back saying there is great deal of fine land for sheep growing in Arkansas, and giving the prices at which it can be se- cured, also inviting the rancher, who says his attention was called to Arkansas through the Land Congress publicity, to make the state a visit.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
Ed Barefield is a post gradu

Ed Barefield is a post gradu ate optician.
 H. B. Mckenzie made a busi. ness trip to Fulton today.
 Increased interest continues at the Holinesa tent meeting.
 With every six dollars in cash you spend with Duke Bros. you get a nice bronze plate free.
 Mrs Bradshaw came in this morning from Oklahoma, on a visit to her son, w. V. Tompkins.
 H. E. Bemis, of Prescott, was in Hope for a short time Thurs day afternoon, coming in his new White" touring car. With him were Mrs. Bemis and Mrs. Carl. ton McRae ard baby. Star of Hope
 The young people enjoyed their regular weekly dance at the Park Hotel last night, and quite a large number of the Hope school delegation came in and watched the dancers after the exercises at the opera house.
 Miss Paralee Crossland, for merly of Prescott, but who is now a teacher in the Riverside school at Argenta, was the vic' tim uf an assault at the hands of Mrs. Gertrude Peeler, a young matron of Argenta, yesterday afternoon, when en route home from school. The cause of the attack was the result of tlogg ing given to Volmer McCuen, a brother of Mrs. Peeler, by Miss Crossland, recently. Miss Cross lands face was bruised and her lips swollen from the effects of the blows struck her in the face last night. She was deeply morti. fled over the notoriety forced upon her by the affair and de- clared that >he would prefer no charges against Mrs. Peeler.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
A FEMALE VOICE Asskssiy sE {ssi H.

MT. Ramfounder, didn't hear fe- male voice at the door as you came in?" asked Mrs. Ramfounder as her husband briskly stepped into the room and rubbed his hands vigorously to start the circulation.
 "I cant say" replied Ramfounder, lndifferently.
 T repeat, MT Ramfounder, didn't hear female voice at the door as you came in?"
 How can I tell? You have your ears and ought to know what you hear. If you don't would advise that you consult a specialist. Of course, having good hearing myself, can tell what hear, but as far as your expect ing me to know what you hear, that's out of the question:
 Don't try to dodge my question by technicality," began Mrs. Ram founder anew. You should realize by this time that tricks of that kind cannot deceive me. MT. Ramfounder, did hear a female as you just opened the door or not?"
 T think you did," said Ramfounder. half-heartedly.
 You think Don't you know?"
 Yes, you heard one."
 Just as thought, MT. Ramfounder. You need not say another word Do not add insult to injury by taking me for fool. can draw my own conclu- sions l have suspected all along that you have been walking home from the office with some pretty girl-probably | stcnographer-an now my suspi. cions are confirmed. The moment you opencd the door I could hear her voice floating through the air, and I could tell, Mir, Ramfounder, that it was a young and sweet voice-not an old one Yes, indeed, I can distinguish in m ment voice that is cracked with age from the girlish and chirpy kind. How dare you do such an outrageous thing? Have you no sense of man. hood left? Have you no spark of love in your heart for your wife, who stays at home, enslaved to her domestic duties, and
 "lf you-' spoke up Ramfounder.
 T will not listen to your silly eJ. cuses. Anyone with a grain of sense can see through you. But I want you to understand right now that the end has been reached. You have treated me with shameless and brazen incon- sideration for years. You have hurled your bold disregard for me in my face and thrown my affection back at my feet for the last time. Of course. Mir. Ramlounder, l have too much self-re- spect to shadow you like detective. now now the neighbors talk and I al ways take particular care not to have 'hem gossip alopt me. Otherwise !
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
Our Daily Story

sO% sO%'a as,at s,t In the window every ana watch you coming hom. s'y y.,', ,evenia companion. Even then e With you to leave my work fin tha would hay ." because su H l have husband 'use ws. ainpl to be trusted out of my s,%a. Sao is nd no! l am too consc;on. ''sht. hI my household duties Tus for to { lear ten minutes when know nve coming. Instead I remain o" w You ar aao,.r aao ,nen ,a you have the monstr9a. alS S'r l@ in that wretched fema, a,a'posely non.o tna. u ca. can be heard all ovo' ve'cs .s house just to taant me. vo's vser a 10 haunt your escapade 9, M aou Wan W, were anxious that should kn"m ue, :, Yo It, and when you realized tha. nvN aOcu innocence and love I wou,d in the part of a spy you took Da..,. aUt pa care to arrange so I should ps. acula hateful voice. suppose .I i some loving words of farewell eue sal
 You certainly"
 Don't open your month
 want to hear you speak aga,r Ie's see by your manner that guilty And-no, you need m, M ,,A that am jealous, Mir. Ramfoua un My mother always taught ma oullue ns be envlous, and I have proftaS her lessons. I shall maintain my chs acter, no matter what happens % though you have tried to ercito jealousy you have not succeeded you never will am too husv ua my own affairs to be worrvinv .s. other peoples, but when my bush,. deliberately goes out of his wor show his untruthfulness by woIl,,I home with al will not say it la too much of lady to lower mv.a to discuss your friends, Mr Ramfou, CT. l leave that 10 you. who bavo \ better conception of right from wron, ! shall not interfere with vou n longer. I shall Tot stand in your nail You have boldly displayed your incl, cority, your unfaithfulness and deca, tion with chara ctcristic eff.onterv .n l shaa make my plans to immedjatsl rid yoa Of my presence. The femal voice at the door revealed your d, plicity. want to say just one you MT EalItounder, before 20 and imp'cre you to pay attention to .la1t Cae ord"
 "Iut." exclaimed Ramfounder a doFperate effort to le heard tb voice was our ne gA0or's, Mrs. Ricke brand, and she was calling to h mi'kman."
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
Confer With Tax Assessors.

Hope, May 13.-The members of the Arkansas Tax Commls- sion today helda a conference with tax assessors of this section or the state at this place. The con- ference was called by the com mission for the purpose of dis cussing matters of interest to both the assessors and commis sioners. The meeting was well attended and considered a suc' cess in every respect.
 The following assessors at tended: J. l.. Blakely of Wom- ble, Montgomery county;s J. D.. Bright of Emmet, Nevada coun- ty; Jeff Blanton of Okolona, Clark county; l.. W. Mills of Texarkana, Miller county; W. B. Fame of Stamps, Lafayette coun- ty; H. M. McIver of Foreman, Little River county, and Charles T. Anderson of Hope, Hampstead county. Several of the assess ors who were expected to come were unable to do so.
 The commissioners instructed the assessors to assess al prop erty on the 50 per cent basis and urged that all personal property be assessed this year. The com mission also instructed the as sessors concerning the usage of the new blanks in assessment work.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
WHY THEY FAIL
Most Pile Remedies Miss The Cause of
 Piles

DiSagreeable treatment with OintmentS or SuDpoSitOries usual. ly fails to cure piles and cutting them off won't remove the cause. Such treatment only moderates the effects of the disease and fails to remedy the inside cause. The np to-dete doc tors now use internal medicine, to free the circulation in the lower bowel, and so remove the disease.
 Dr. Leonhardt's Hemroid, the first and only guaranteed intern al pile cure-in the form of tab lets--cures any kind of piles. Sold by Hesterly Drug Store, Prescott, Ark, S1 for large box pr. Leonhardt Co.,, Station B. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
Eopeless Case.

Doctor" said Air. Boyd, my somnia is much worse now than ever was before"
 Indeed
 Yes, sir, it is. Why, I can'tev sleep when it's time to get up" Stray Stories.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
ATTENTION!

You get our attention just as soon as you come inside of our store. We appreciate every one of our customers and value their patronage. Let us serve you.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
Local News.

Ed Barefeld fits Spectacles right. Try him.
 john T. Norman, of Emmet is a visitor to Prescott today.
 Harry Sullivan, of Hope, is spending today in Prescott.
 Esq. Murry, of Albany town ship, was avisitor to Prescott today.
 For Rent - A little cottage near the city power house. Ap- ply to J. o. A. Bush.
 Miss Annie Watson, of Fit Worth, Texas is a visitor to Prescott friends and relatives.
 Miss Edna Rudolph, of Hope, came up yesterday with the crowd of pupils from the school there.
 The thermometer last night went down to 43 degrees, which is getting too near the frost ltne L .kol II
 Don't fail to read the second chapter of An Heir to Millons," :" which appears in today's News. The next installment will appear next Saturday.
 Rev. H. w. Madison, colored, of Texarkana, will preach the commencement sermon for the colored school tomorrow after noon at the c. M. E. Church in this city.
 Garrett Whiteside, who has been spending the winter at Washington, D. C., as private secretary to Congressman Cray ems, is expected home the first of the week for the summer.
 Mrs. c. H. Hogan, of Conway, came in today and will be the guest of the family of her broth CT, Prof. O. l.. Dunaway for few weeks. ! IS. Hogan while here will assist the High School pupils in preparing the play they expect to render during com mencement week.
 The following Hope people came up last night and attended the Inter-SchOol Debate at the opera house, and were guests at the Park Hotel: Prof. Hammond. Mrs. J. P. Hervey, Mrs. Rosa Brazzill, Mrs. Ross Gillespie, Misses Florence McRae, Rosa Brazzill, Dell McRae, Ruby Polk, Kate Wingfeld, Alene Tidwell, Bessie Walker, Judith Briggs, Margaret Simms, Hazel Phillips, Dora Cooly, Mary Briggs, Louise Ware, Mary Boyett. and Messrs. Calvin Allen, Hatley White, R. E. Weaver, Leland Reynerson, Robert M. Wilson, Fred White, Edwin McFaddin, Edward Her. vey, $. R. Oglesby, and Pat Duffip
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
Accoun.iHq for t.

What bec"f r p the two cents woman saves v. J s' Q bays a doll article 70. : Z. 70 New
 It is a l&-t SD n' for carl N, gain
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
Notice

Commencing on May 7th the Prescott and Northwestern Rail- road Company will sell week end
The Prescott daily news., 1910-05-14
HE::S|TERLY ]: n ' DRUG STORE E

Where your trade is appreciated
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02
Telegramy zagraniczne

Neapol, 2 kwietnia. - Mlasto
jest przepeinione obcymi, ktorzy
sic zjechali morzem laden, ably
powitac przyjezdzajacego I.
Roosevelta Cairo. Pomiedzy
przybyszami zauwazyc MONA
wielu Amerykahow, ktorzy prag-
ma swego byiego prezydenta po-
witac. Pomiedzy Amerykanami
znajduje sic takze ambassador Sta
now Zjednoczonych w Rzymie
Leishman.
Chociaz wladze wloskie ME "a
rzadziiy oficyalnie zadnego przy-
jecia mimo to, bedzie ono wspa-
Male wielkie. Miedzy innemi
zgodnie zapadla uchwala rady
miejskiej, przywita burmistrz mia
sta Roosevelta, skoro tylko opu-
sci okret wysiadzie ma wloski
lad.
Policya zarzadzila najdalej ida
&c srodki ostroznosci i Roosevelt
bedzie pod ciag}a strata, ably ia
kie indywiduum .Czarnej reki"
lub pod sztandarow snarchisty-
cznych ME uczynilo ma niego "a
machu.
Przybylo tu takze mnostwo
dziennikarzy rozmaitych pism,
europejskich, co znamionuje, jak
dalece Roosevelt jest ceniona W
Europe budzaca ogolne zainte-
resowanie osobistoscia.
DR.. Dever niemiecki konzul W
Neapolu, ktory swego czasu byl
konzulem w Chicago i zna b. pre-
zydenta osobiscie, powita goscia
imieniem swego rzadu.
Berlin, 2 kwietnia. - Niezalez-
ME cd uprzedzajaco i podejrza-
ME grzecznej polityki pruskiego
rzadu wobec stan6w zjednoczo-
nych ich byiego prezydenta, rzu
ca sic ma Roosevelta najwiecej
poczytne berlihskie pismo Der
liner Local Anzeiger". Krytykule
on zachowanie sic Roosevelta i
zarzuca mu miedzy innemi, re
chce pozowac ma ojca protekto-
ra caiego swiata. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02

rzeki, ze ustawa o County Local
Option" jest zgodna z konstytu-
eva i ma obowiazywac tax dlugo
dopoki w drodze prawem przepi-
sanej ME zostanie zniesiona lub
zmieniona.
New York, N. Y, 2 kwietnia.
Adwokat Hardridge, ktory taste
powal Harrego K. Thw'a W jego
znanym procesie 9 5abicie Viii
tea wniosi skarge o zaplacenie
mu $92,Os2, tytulem nalezytosci
adwokackich i zwrot poczynio-
nych kosztow. w argumentacyi
skargi podaje Hardridge, re "a
stepujac Thaw'a wyplacil $4,000
przeszlo 200 osobom, ably W pro-
cesie ymilczaly' ME utrudnialy
obrony wyznaniami prawdy.
New York, N. Y, 2 kwietnia.-
Handlowa agencya Bradstreeta
podaje do wiadoPlosci sytuacye
ekonomiczna stahow Zjednoczo-
nych zeszlego tygodnia po dziefi
81 marca.
Sprawozdania zeszlego tygod-
MIA, co do ekonomicznego polo
zenia stosunkow handlowych
brzmia1y bardzo sprzecznie. -
Maiy handel prosPerowai w tym
czasie bardzo pomyslnie ruch
sic zwiekszyl, natomiast W wiel-
kim handlu skarzono sic ma bar
do leniwy ruch spadek cen.
Najgorzej przedstawia sic prze-
myst bawelniany, gdyz przesz}o
poiowa wrzecion jest nieczynna.
Korzystniej natomiast ma ruch
handlowy wplynai fakt zaiago-
dzenia spor6w o place toczonych
pomiedzy 100000 funkcyonaryu-
szami kolejowymi a zarzadami
kolei. Strajk gornikow ME wp}y-
ME niepomyslnie ma stosunki han
dloWe.
w przemysle stalowym zelaz-
nym daje sic odczuc zywszy ruch
Bankructw bylow W ostatn!m ty-
goeniu =:22aa=ozyliistS mniej jak
w ostatnim a rs wiecej niz W
,r6wnobiezacym tygodniu zeszle-
go roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02

Jest sp6r graniczny, ktory praw-
dopodobnie ME tax predko i ME
pokojowo zostanie zalatwiony.
Tlum w Bogocie wdari sic do
poselstwa peruahskiego uszko-
dill go SLIME. Tylko dzieki szyb-
kiemu i energicznemu wkroczeniu
policyi udalo sic awanturze polo
zyc tame niedopuscic do gor-
szych nastepstw. Awanture spo-
wodowala depesza prezydenta f,
kuadoru, Alfaro, w ktorej on
wzywa lud kolumbijski do wspol-
nej akcyi przeciw Peru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02
Telegramy halOWe.

Indianapolis, Ind, 2 kwietnia.
Wczoraj jake W dniu rocznicy "a
powiedzenia s godzinnej piracy,
zawiesilo w Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych z CORA 100000 g6rnikow
prace. 0 poinocy uPiynely dwu-
letnie kontrakta Il wielu z mich, a
nowych zaS niezawarto, bo sic
rozchodzi podwyzke nalezyto-
sci dodatkowych. Gornicy donna
gaia sic cd wiascicieli kopaln
podwyzszenia nalezytosci Cd 1
tommy 5 pol centa We wielu
dystryktach zawiQzano konferen-
eye, aby lie moznoSci jak najwls-
eel skrociG czas trwania strajku.
w jednym tylko dystrykcie Bra
zil, Ind, ME nastapii strajk, DO
wiaSciciele ME zastanawiali sic
dlugo, lecz przyznali gornikom
odpowiadajaca ich piracy podwyz-
ke. Inaczej i wprost przeciwnie
przedstawia sic ia kwestya W ko-
palniach Illinois W zachodnieJ
Pennsylvania. w dystryktach po-
wyzszych Stanow postawili gor-
nicy, oprocz podwyzki jeszcze "a
dania opiaty lonciarzy przez kom-
panic. Warunki tie So juz ostrzej-
sze, spowoduja wiec niezawod-
ME dluzsza walke, tenn bardziej,
re W kopalniach powyzszych dy-
stryktow So znaczne zapasy we
gla, mogace wystarczyc ma l POI
do dwoch miesiecy.
Sprawe strajku om6wili i roz-
patrzyli gornicy bardzo szczego-
lowo dokiadnie ma wielkiej ilo-
sci zebran zgromadzen jawnych
tajnych.. Natychmiast po takich
zgromadzeniach udali sic urged
nicy organizacyi do poszczegol-
nych dystryktow i tam uchwaiy
powziete ma zebraniach podawali
do wiadomoSci gornik6w.
Najbardziej czynnym jest T. L.
Lewis, prezydent organizacyi
gorniczej. Ostatnio pojechal on
do Belleville, ILL.,, ably przemawiac
ma wielu miejscach. Stan illinois
re swym dystryktowym prezy-
dentem John'em Walker'em male
zy do przeciwnikow polityki Le-
visa i stawia mu trudnoSci Cd
czasu konwencyi styczniowej.
Skoro Lewis objedzie dystryk-
ia Illinois uda sic do Ohio, ma
stepnie do zachodniej Pennsyl-
vanii, w ktorej zwyz $4,000 g6r-
nikow, ktorzy zawiesili prace,
Jest zdecydowanych natychmiast
powrocic do kopalni, skoro .tylko
wIasciciele kopaln okaza chec
szczera zgodza sic na podwyz-
szenie dodatku tonnowego.
G6rnicy pennsylvahscy So ME
zadowoleni jeszcze dlatego, re
wprowadzono nowy srodek wy
buchowego lamania wegla, a mia
nowicie ME "a pomoca prochu,
lecz innego wybuchowego srodka,
ktory na znacznie drobniejsze ka-
waiki iupie wegiel, wobec czego
dodatek 8 centowy cd tommy przy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02
Kronika Chicagoska
Sp'aavy Mhsta.

Ostatnie dni kampanii znamio-
nujq wysilki stron walczqcych, u
zywanie wszelkich mozliwych spo-
sob6w do agitacyi do rozreklamo-
wanna spraw i kandydat6w, kt6re
przeciwnicy ich smaruja zn6w na
czarno z zajadfoscia ME do opisa-
MIA. Anti-prohibicy pewni
juz, re wniosek o Local Option"
ME dostanie sic ma ballot, wojuja
teraz dalej przeciwko kandydatom
aldermanskim partyi prohibicyj-
nej, oraz przeciwko sprawie przy-
iaczenia do miasta "suchych"
przedmiejskich dzielnic Edison
Park, Oak Park Morgan Park.
Dzielnice te pragna bye przylaczo-
ne do miasta i wnioski stosowne
znajdowac sic bedQ ma balocle,
przeto anti-prohibicyonisci nawo-
luja W swoich gazetach, ably te
sprawe obalic przeg}osowac, co
sic jednakowoz podobno ME udal,
bo wiekszosc obywateli ma bye "a
przylaczeniem wymienionych miej
scowosci do miasta Chicago. =
We wardach polskich i tam, gdzie
polscy kandydaci wystapili, ozy-
wienie tez jest wielkie: jedynie we
swsrdzie.lStej jest spokojnie; tn
bowiem Mkt ME wqtpi o wyborze
aid. Koraleskiego. Zato p. Derpa
W wardzie Sci, p. Danisch W 11tej
p. Walkowiak W 17tej maja
"fajt" bardzo zwawy, ale tez "a
razem i jak nailepsze szanse zwy-
ciestwa, kt6rego i'm, jak r6wniez
p. Goiombiewskiemu wardy 20
szczerze zyczymy. ye
- Wydsia3 dyscyplinarny "Ra-
dy szkolnej", kt6ry ostatnio roz-
patrywai sprawe architekta Rady
Perkinsa, oskarzonego przez pre-
zesa tejze Rady, Uriona, ogfosif
wczoraj wyrok sw6j tego mianowi-
Gle rodzaju, IL Perkins ma bye
usunietym powodu niesubordy-
nacyi i rozrzutnosci. Niesumien-
nosci i nieudolnosci Perkinsowi
ME dowiedziono, choc go ME O.
skarzaf osobisty przeciwnik jego
Urion. Zaznaczyc wypada, re
mniejszose wydzia}u dyscyplinar-
nego ME uznala tego wyroku i "a
strzegla sobie prawo z}ozenia osob-
nego z rozpraw referatu. Wopec
powyzszego rezultatu Rada szkol-
ma zapewne usunie Perkinsa, ale
adwokat jego wypalif i wydziafo-
wi sadzacemu calej Radzie szkol-
nej porqdna filipike sch}ostal W
niej nalezycie prezesa Uriona,
przeciwko kt6remu 0wraca sic CO.
raz bardziej opinia publiczna, do
magajac sic otwarcie jego usunie-
cia lub ustapienia. Urion jest no
minatem p. burmistrza Bussego i
podobno zgoia ME odpowiada wy
sokiemu urzedowi prezesa Rady
szkolnei, tax dalece, re nietrzezwy
przychodzi ma sesye tejze Rady, o
czem mp. niedawno donosi}y jaw
ME gazety angielskie.
- Wcsoraj, jak sapoaaadali$-
my, odbyio sic nadzwyczajne po-
siedzenie Rady miejskiej; ME "a
latwiano ma MEM spraw wazniej-
szych zadnych, jedynie wydano
szereg kontrakt6w weglowych to
ME firmie "City Fuel CO.., ale
innei, kt6ra nizsza poda}a oferte;
nadto tez zalatwiono pomyslnie
sprawe kontraktu miejskiego z
wydzia1em kanalizacyjnym. Byio
to ostatnie zebranie starej Rady
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02

padajacy gornikom "a rsczne ia
mamie wegla wyniesie znacznle
mniej.
Lexington, KY, 2 kwietnia. -
Peinomocnicy wielkich wiaScicle-
Ii kopalfi we wschodniej stronie
Kentucky podaja do wiadomoSci,
re Mich panuje spokoj gornicy
W liczbie 10000 ME nalezQcy do
organizacyi, ME przylaczq sic do
strG jku.
Du Hois, Pa, 2 kwietnia. -
Prezydent 2 dystryktu kOPalnia-
nego Patryk Gilday, zapewnia, re
w jego okregu potrwa strajk bar
dzo krotko, gdyz wiasciciele ko-
pain okazujq chec przyznania do
datku 5.5 centowego.
Terre Haute, Ind, 2 llwietnia.
Podano tn do wiadomosci, ze\gor
uicy IL dystryk. niebawem otrzy-
maja ) centowa podwyzke i po-
wroea do piracy. Nastapic to MA
ma konferencyi zwoianej na srode
6 kwietnia.
Des Moines, Ia, 2 kwietnia. =
WSrod tutejszostanowych gorni-
kow sprawa zaczyna sic wik}ac,
albowiem rozeszla sic ,wiesc, re
znany popierania ruchu nlami-
strajkowego" L. Nickel z Chicago,
ma zamiar werbowac gornik6w /
rozpoczac kopalniana prace, coby
moglo spowodowac rozgorycze-
ME wsrod strajkujQcych i ME O.
bliczalne obecnie konflikta.
Baltimore, Md, 2 kwietnia. -
w Maryland w zachodniej Virgi-
nil poiudniowej Pennsylvania O.
gzymalo $4,000 gornikow, ME ma
lezacych do organizacyi 5 procen-
iowa podwyzke piacy "a lamanie
wegla.
Gornicy W powyzszych dystryk
tach ME domagali sic zadnej pod
wyzki, lecz zostaia przyznana do
browolnie przez w}ascicieli ko-
palm, W uwzglednieniu podroze-
ME Srodkow spozywczych. Pod
wyzka ia spowodowala, ze VIA
sciciele o $4,000 wiecej bedq wy
placac tygodniowo.
Pierwsza przyznaia dobrowol-
ME te podwyzke Consolidated
Coal Co." swoim 1000 gornikom,
"a jej przykladem posziy inne
kompanie.
New York, N. Y, 2 kwietnia.-
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