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The wageworker., 1910-12-02
THoRNBURG, LEADER.
Well Known Musician Now Heads Or
chestra at Lyric Theatre.

Grant Thornburg, secretary of the
Musician s Union and one of the best
known musical directors in this section
of the country, has been selected to
lead the orchestra at the Lyric theatre.
This means that the Lyric orchestra
will continue to be one of the best
treatre orchestras in the west. Mr..
Thornburg has numerous pupils in Lin
coin and nearby towns and is kept
busy all the time. But he is never
too busy to pause and say few words
for unionism wherever he may be. He
has been the efficient secretary Of the
Musicians Union for a long time.
The Musicians will meet next Sun
day and full attendance is desired
as election Of officers for the ensuing g
year is to be had on that date.
The wageworker., 1910-12-02

tried out he has made good, and he
commands the respect and confidence
tact. The membership Of No. rs guar
antees that he will make good if elec
ted to the fifth vice presidency. The
endorsement of sister locals throughout
the central district is solicited by the
Omaha local Mr. Bridwell s candi-
dacy is being pushed to the limit.
The wageworker., 1910-12-02
LABoR's MIGHTY ARMY.

There are affiliated with the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor 100 Interna-
tional Trades Unions, with their a.
600 Labor Unions; thirty-nine State
Federations,s 632, City Central Bodies,
and 6s8 Local Trade and Federal La
;bor:: Uuions, having no Internasionals.
There are 1886 voi.lrteer and special
orr r., as well rs the. 01Scers Of
The wageworker., 1910-12-02
BOOSTING BRIDWELL.
Omaha Plumbers Want Comrade Ele-
waited to Vice Presidency.

Recently John Parmentier of Buffalo,
N. Y, fifth vice president of the United
a association Of Journeymen Plumbers,
Gas Filters, Steam Filters and Steam
Filters Helpers. passed into the great
beyond. This has necessitated the cleo
tion of a successor, and the Omaha
local is pushing one Of its members,
Henry L. Bridwell.-for the--position
Mr.. Bridwell has been member
of No. 1e at Omaha for a number
of years and for three years last past
has been financial secretary and bust
ness agent. -WhereEer. be. has. .teela
The wageworker., 1910-12-02

the unions and of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor itself, always will
ing and anxious to aid their fellow
workmen to organize and in every
other way better their conditions
The wageworker., 1910-12-02
GENERAL MENTlON
Brief Bits of Labor News Picked Up
Hele and There

Wages In Brazil and Chile averages
80 cents day.
Spokane printing trades are in new
allied trades council.
The Canadian Pacific railway en-
ploys hands to the number of 10000.
Every man engaged in hauling coal in
Boston belongs to the union.
Europe is far ahead Of the Unite d
States in providing pensions for civil
employees.
Chicago, Ill. Typographical Union h as
voted $500 for the striking coal min, rs
of Illinois.
1t is said that the Chinese make rs to
80 per cent of the blue flannel shirts in
San Francisco.
Among the trade unionists about 90
per cent are unemployed, even during
prosperous years.
The pay roll of Krupps in May last
numbered 69,905 men, an increase OF
about 5000 in two years.
The total number of persons idle in
England as result of labor disputes is
200, 200.
Owning their own railroads, several
Australian states propose to establish
steamer lines to Europe.
Government owned and operated tele-
phone lines are being reconstructed and
extended in British Columbia.
The San Francisco Labor Council is
organizing union label league for the
purpose of increasing the demand fol-
the union label.
By order of the prime minister of
Australia all public exhibits of trophies
and instruments of war are packed
away out of sight.
With automobiles geared to hit the
road at 14O miles an hour, and doing it
for few miles, the 60 mile auto crank
begins to feel like has-been.
The National Sailors and Firemen's
Union of New England complains that
the ship owners refuse to agree to the
establishment of a conciliation board
Brand Whitlock, mayor of Toledo, O.
has ordered the instant dismissal of any
policeman interfering with any public
meeting of any kind.
A recent election in Germany to fill a
vacated seat in the Rechstag was won
by Socialist, who was elected on the
issue of the divine right of kings.
The union pressmen on the Denver
morning papers struck recently. The
papers are being issued in reduced size
on old style presses.
The Hazel Brook Colliery of ]. S.
Wentz & Co., employing about 500
hands, resumed operations recently.
after being in idleness since Julv for
repairs.
From l845 to 1907 Germany paid in
old age pensions and sick AMI accident
benefits three hundred and sixty million
dollars. In pensions to working people
Germany leads the world. ~
New York city has just completed a
million dollar armory, but it has 5000
children unable to go to school for want
OF buildings called school houses. New
York is civilized too.
IT,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
WEST DUMMERsToN.

William Corey of liolyeke, Mass, d
visiting his wife al W. W. Burnham :
wilfred NORM of woodside, ~, y,
il visiting his sister. Mrs kober
Cnomhs
Trains are again running rcgularl,
after having been oil schedule for sew
eral DAYS.
Edward Russell of savannah, Ga.
was the guest of his uncle. i. u. Rus
sell. last week.
Miss Elizabeth Mason of Newark, n
j., was the guest Of Miss Bessie Rus
sell nj the Russell home this week.
John Burnett of Wilton, n. H., Is al
the home of his parents, Mr.. and MIS-
W. W, Burnett, for an indefinite pc
riod.
Miss Lima Wilson returned Satur
day from Holyoke, Mass, where sh,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Leko,
Wilder.
Mrs. 5. W. Estey returned 10 her
home in West Brattleboro saturday
after spending several days with Mrs
James Clark, sr.
Mrs. Lila Lamson and granddaugh'
ter. Pauline, and Waldo Chickering
All of Worcester, Mass, are guests OF
Mrs. j. =. 0'Brien.
There will be social dance in Grange
hall next Friday night, Aug D.. Music
will be furnished by Dugan and Hines.
Refreshments will be served. A prom
Use of good time is extended to all.
Neighbors and friends were sorry
10 hear about the loss that Mr.. Mann
sustained when the lightning struck
and killed two of his promising colts
Mr.. Mann found them dead in the pas
ture after the storm.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
Short Weights in Vermont.
(St. Johnsbury CALIFORNIAN !

The report of F. S. Holbrook. special
representative Of the bureau of stand
ards, department of commerce, Washing
ton. at the conference in MONTPELIER last
week, called by Gov. G. H. Ptouty to
discuss weights and measures, showed
that 40 per cent of the scales in Vermont
were incorrect and that IS per cent of
these were short weight. Liquid measure
was given when the law called for drv
measure and the consumer was cheated
aud honest competition stihed. Print
butter was found one-eighth of pound
snort, and onions, potatoes and apples
bushel. ' y" "
These statements show that the peonle
OF Vermont have been too indifferent
regarding the short weight and measure
evh; Each town for years has been
eieeting sealer of weights and measures
SIMPLY as joke and accepting less than
u paid for as a result. The law we have
IS oelfeved to be inadequate and com
mittee OF hive was appointed to draft n
oil to be presented to the legislature this
1all which will provide for the appoint-
heht OF state sealer of weights and
measures. As already shown this il a
serious matter and thinking naon,s
throughout the state should give tb;s
M. ma.ter immediate thought in order that
In e sentiment OF the people may be clear
" expressed to the various town repre-
sentatives before they start for Mont.
peher. 1t is time the people act for their
own protection in this fraud.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29

riette. Of Springfield. Mass, spent thu
week end With her psren,s. Mr., aud Mrs
II. w, Swift,
Mr. aud Mrs. A. II, bryant Of Gard
ner, Mass. and Mr.. and Mn, A. l.
Rraineni oi South Orange. n. j., wrf'
at the inn Saturday.
:. craik Swift al Springfield, Mass,
came Friday Ia his auto 10 visit his wiis
aud daughter al Rev. Joseph Mokean's
file neiurned Sunday.
The following people We're at the hot.
lat Thursday; y. u. Watlyen, H. y
Wattyen and Mr.. Ella q, Waliyen. q
Cedar Grove. \. j.. Mrs, Maria \. Wal
lace of Winehendon, Mass, MIR, Lucinda
Newman 81 Jamaica, aud ID. Lyon and
n. y. Lyon Of Bellows Falls,
Union services will he held next sun
day AT the Baptist church as they wen
last SUNDAY. Al the morning service The
pastor will preach on the subject, Tbs
spirit Of Christian Service, In the even
lng the service viii ~ held on the lawn
subject, Standing On WHAT How VIVA,
Pori A, . p. m. Mr. Mexican will speak
al No. ! school house.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
WARDSBoRO.

A. L. Wheeler spent Monday in Brat
tleboro.
Mrs. Frank Farnum ~ a little more
comfortable at this writing.
Mrs. Leslie Benson spent the first OF
the week at her father 8, II. Z. Ben
sons
Miss Helen Symonds and Miss Chap
man of Springfield Mass, are visitors
at Mrs. p. Knapp's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brigham and
their son, Carl Brigham and his wife
visited Mrs. Edith Brigham Tuesday.
l. Wells carried Edward I.ackey
and Beatrice Jacobs to Brattleboro
Monday. Mr.. Lackey has secured en-
ployment there.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Knight are TAX
ing their annual outing. on the Squire
Gleason farm in Jammea. They are
accompanied by Lewis Howard and
Genie Plimpton.
Mrs. j. Cummings and her three hit
tie girls, who have been visiting G. A..
Briggs. returned to their home in
Townshend Monday. Her mother, Mrs.
Barber, carried them.
Harry Toward had r. Underwoods
team Momlay and carried Mr.. and
Mrs Livingston and the two BGrd chill
dreia. who aave been spending a week
with them, to Bellows Falls Mrs.
Howard accompanied them.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
SOUTH WINDHAM.

Frank W. Smith IN home from spfihH'
field, Mass. a..
LYMAN c. Jenison Is home IRON MS
work In Connecticut -.
4. n. Jenison lost one OF his team
horses Wednesday morning
Mr.. Morgan of Hartford, conn., u
boarding. Mt John Monihan o.
Mrs. ID. J. Frederick Of Westmore'
land, n. H., il visiting IN town
Henry \. Baker Of New York cl,y
has Joined his family at A. y. BAKER =
Miss NAV Jillson Of Guilford; Conn,
IL n ones, of her friend. Miss Florence
Jenison.
Mrs. Margaret Haywood Of st. re
tersburg, Fla, is with her sister, Mfs'
r. II. Robbins.
Ethel sharks of Townshend and
Doro,hy Hastings OF Springfield, W.
are guests nj W. q. Adams ..
Mrs. Persis Bebcc and little daugh'
ter of Bellows Falls are visiting he'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Jenisoh'
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Burbee and son.
Harold, Of Springfield, Mass. nave
been spending few DAYS IN town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Harris and
son, Harold, of Amsden, W., nave
been guests of his brother, a. A. mar
ris, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. n. Kingsbury were
In Jamaica Tuesday to attend the III
neral OF Mr. Kingsburys aunt, Mrs
Ben Kingsbury.
Miss Constance Upham drove TO
Springfield, VT. Friday 10 be present
AT the Tooth birthday anniversary OF
her grandmother, Mrs. Whitney.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
Measures Passed by Congress.

The last session of congress adjourned
with the following important measures tS
its credit:
The railroad bill, extending the regula
tive powers OF the government further
over the common carriers.
The postal savings bank bill.
Creation of commission TO inquire
into stocks and bond issues of railroads
Creation Of a bureau OF mines, for
which $50, 200 is appropriated.
Granting the president authority to
withdraw from entry certain classes oil
land in order 10 perfect the administra'
tons conservation policy.
The building OF two inst class battle
ships and several smaller naval vessels.
The granting OF separate statehood TO
Arizona and New Mexico.
To further perfect laws in regard to the
use Of safety appliances on railroads.
The creation OF commission TO secure
facts to enable the effecting of economies
in federal departments.
To better regulate the white slave"
traffic.
An appropriation sufficient TO meet the
needs Of the tariff board in its efforts to
ascertain the difference OF the cost Of
production at home and abroad:
The reorganization OF the lighthouse
service.
The issue of 100000 certificates to
further irrigation work.
An act 10 prevent the sale Of misbrand-
ed and adulterated paris green fungicides
and insecticides.
An act providing regulations designed
to prevent collisions between vessels.
An act to authorize agricultural entries
on coal lands.
An act to compel common carriers by
railroad to furnish to the interstate com
merce commission full reports of acct
dents.
An act to permit the parole of United
States prisoners whose conduct after con-
viction warrants.
An act authorizing the states and terri
tories to select lands in lieu of those in
eluded within forest reserves.
An act licensing custom-house brokers.
An act providing tariff system for the
Philippines.
An act amending in many important
respects the act providing for the govern
ment Of Hawaii
An act fixing gold coin as the medium
for paying the public debt of the United
States.
An act establishing commission of fine
arts.
Provision for raising the wreck of the
Maine from Havana harbor.
An act further to promote the efficiency
of the militia.
An act to protect the seal fisheries of
Alaska.
Various important acts for the benefit
Of the Indian tribes and settlers on or
near Indian lands.
An, act further restricting and regulat-
ing the character Of immigration into the
United States.
An act giving the government control
over wireless communication.
The department of justice is given
s2ouOoO in addition to the unexpended
provide for the strict enforcement Of the
Sherman Antitrust law.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
EAST DOVER.

Pin. 0oodell is slowly Improving
from an attack Of appendieitis'
Mr.. Grauherins u Bfaiilsbe!o Is
visiting her msher, Mrs. W, u. howe
Ms Carrie Perry of lirai,lebofo
wa, the guest Of Mrs "ii'is" 'A"
Tuesday. Ii.
GLADYS Adams Of bratilsboro Is yhh'
ing A. T.. Jones. Her inthri, NJ ~
Adams. l. helping Mr.. Jones haS. -,
The East Dover military band WI
give an Open.aif concert satufuaS
evening. July 80.
Dan Hale is repairing his house IN
Idle. having new floor, etc. pndicf
Darrell aud W. II. Moore are helping
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. C. Yeaw and daush;:
"a, Mildred. aud Lester Moore OF
Bra,tl.boro visited NJ NJ. a. Moore .
saturday and Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Bap'
,lst church will have n lawn socinbir
nasr the parsonage Thursday evening,
Aug. 4. Everybody invited.
n. :. Staples aud daughter, Of Col
any Kan. mr.. visiting his daughter,
Mrs. u. :. PTouiy, and other relatives
and friends in this place. Mr.. Staples
being resident Of this town many
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Halsey Of Chicago,
who have been boarding al W. l.,
Yeaw ! the past two weeks. were called
10 New York Monday by the serious
illness Of their daughter, Mrs. ffedef
iek Nicholas. II j. expected Mf; ana
Mrs. IIalsey aud Mrs. Nicholas will re-
turn 10 Mr.. Yeaw $ as soon as Mrs
Nicholas : health will permit.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
JAMAICA

Mrs. E. s. Wilder is visiting at M
l.. Howard a.
John Howard has been visiting .,
Mrs. Fanny Towards.
Mrs. Fred Holland of Bnattleboro il
visiting her bsother, George Gardner
Mrs. Goodnow and son Ned Of Boston
came Wednesday to Flora Howard s.
Mrs. Maria Loomis of HsErisviLle, N.
H., is visiting her nephew, George
Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Martin left .Tues-
day for Worcester where Mir. MARTIN
has work.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Butler and Miss
Florence visited relatives here the first
of the week.
Christian Endeavor service Sunday
evening at $50. Subject ''My Most
Interesting Missionary Item.''
Mrs. James Ralston, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. W.. Thomas,
returned to her home Wednesday.
Mrs. A. A. Townshend and Mrs
Harry franklin and her three daugh-
tiers of Townshend visited at A. w.
Buffers Wednesday.
At the Congregational church Sun
day morning. the pastor will speak On :
What Are You Getting Out of Lifef
In the evening the subject will be The
Modern Good Samaritan
Don It forget the Union Sunday school
picnic at Hamilton Falls, Aug. :.
There will be sports, stunts, basket
lunch, and all sorts of good tFmeS- A
ball game is also being planned. II
you don t come you IL live to regret 1T.
The Woman IS Relief corps held ITS
regular meeting in G.. A. r.. hall last
Friday afternoon and installed Mrs.
Letta Prouty as junior vice-presldent
to fill vacancy caused by death OF Mrs.
Semira Bemis.
Last week party of Is spent week
camping at Grout pond on Stratton
mountain. They report very Jolly,
profitable week. Judging from the
song, yells, gun-salutes and the happy
looks of the crowd, the report is no
exaggeration.
Mrs. Lura Skinner Kingsbury, who
has been in poor health for some time,
died July 25. Mrs. Kinngsbnry was the
last Of the Skinner family, born in
Jamaica where she had lived the greater
part Of her life She married B. A..
Kingsbury Feb. Is, 1865. He survives
her. She also leaves daughter, Lula
Williams.
The Ladies Missionary society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E. w.
Prouty. The meeting was held under
the trees, the view of the distant hills
adding much to the pleasures of the
occasion. The subject was A Mission
in India and letters from missionary
there were read. There were about 30
present. The women will soon pack a
barrel of clothing and supplies to send
to a. missionary school in the south.
Any contribution may be sent to Mrs.
Lucy Kellogg.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
A Real Insult.

Edward II. r. Green, the 500 4
richest woman in the world, san
eIor. :.
"The reason why am batAss
said Mr.. Green to 81. Louis 'es'
sis that I'm so big that | ti,il
guise myself sufficiently to pos =
poor man. In my own person 10
of being married for the wrong 10
elm afraid lest, like the lsay. :
the doughnuts, may be the VEN
Interior and insulting motives. /.
"The lady / refer to after a'sls,
tramp, received another visit 81
later from the same man.
Madam he said, you gsR
three doughnuts while back. W
you mind adding another one 70 7
it four?'
" GLADLY said the lady, all y
and she wrapped a doughnut ID ~
paper and handed it to him. W
like my doughnuts, do voui >,
" NO, madam, il ain I that. ;'h'
tramp. Me and some friends de1l
the boiler wants to have g'H
quoits. Minneapolis JOurnal.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
EAST JAMAICA.

A. T.. Gleason was in Brattlebort
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Leroy Allen is suffering will
| the rheumatism.
Miss Ethel Butler went to Waltham
Mass, Tuesday for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Grout are rejoie
ing over the birth of son.
W. J. Allen has begun work for Viii
liam Warren on the Jamaica section.
Mrs. Louise Whitney of Brattleboro
is visiting her mother, Mrs. {. +. Sy'
mons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Doane of South
Londonderry visited his parents here
last week.
Judge and Mrs. +. NJ. Butler and
daughter of Rutland were at +. M.
Buffers the first of the week.
Allen 4 Gleason sold over so cows
last week, most of them to parties
from Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Mr.. Dobbs of New York and Mrs.
Addie Hunter of South Londonderry
were at Il. NJ. Howard s this week.
Miss Bessie Waterman and Miss Mel.
lie Snow of Westfeld, Mass, have
been spending the past week at l.. L..
Thayer's.
A. C. Bristol and family have fin
ished their haying on Turkey mountain
and returned to their home in West
Townshend.
Mrs. Lura Howe, So, who has been
in failing health for long time, died
at her home here Sunday. The funeral
was held at the house Tuesday. at ii
clock. Rev. A. +. Martin of West
Townshend officiating. Mrs. kimball
and Mrs. Benson sang. Those. from
out of town to attend the funeral were
Mrs. Emma Robinson Of Worcester,
Harlan Howe of Brattleboro, Mrs. FEES
sender of Townshend, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. d. Howe, Ora Howe and Mrs. Mar
tina Howe Of West Townshend.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
WEST WARDsBORo.

Mrs Mary Lamb has returned home
from Wilmington.
Ernest Kendall CT New York is visit
\ ing his brother, L. B. Kendall.
Misses Wellman and Applin of Brat
tleboro returned 10 their home Friday
Mrs. Sarah Reed of Wardsboro fin
ished work at M L. JoAnson's Wednes
day..
Mrs. George Colburn of Brattleboro
visited her father, A. r.. Robinson, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Patnods Of Worces
ter, Mass, visited at E. l.. Pixies last
week.
Miss Helen Symonds of Boston is
visiting at w. j. Davidson IS and W. S
BOardman 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mundell of Brat.
tleboro visited their daughter, Mrs
George Tudor, recently.
Misses Blanche and Bernice BOYD of
Brattleboro are spending their vaca
ton with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Boyd.
Miss Isabel Pierce of Wardsboro
Center is visiting Mrs. J. A. Perry.
Miss Hattie Waite of Brattleboro is
visiting at Fl. A. Waite's.
Arland, Fremont and Carroll Harris
returned to their home in Brattleboro
last week after spending some fine
with their grandparents.
There will be a band concert fol.
lowed by a sale of useful articles and
an lce-cream supper at Tudor,s hall
saturday evening, July 80. All are
cordially invited.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
WEST DOVER.

Leon Heseoek is on the sick list
!. A. Davis was in Brattleboro last
week on business.
Miss Ruth Gallup has gone to Dali
ton, Mass, n work.
Most Of the farmers have nearly
finished having here.
James McCrea came up from Brat
fleboro last week for a short stay.
There will be dance at the school
house hall Saturday evening, July 80.
All are invited.
William Robinson is cutting the hay
that he bought of Mr.. Barrett. MI.
UPTON is helping him.
Miss Martha Jones has finished work
for Mrs. G. c. Hughes OF wilmington
and has returned home.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29
LoNDaNDEzRY.

IAsafse Babbitt of BrattBboro is
visiting Mrs. f. A.. Curais.
Mrs. Frank P. wilkins of Brooklime,
Mass, is visiting at c. e. BacOn's.
Nr. and Mrs. G.. G.. Macdonald are
entertaining friend from Greenfield,
Mass.
Mrs. Austin and Rev. Fanny Austin
visited in Weston the, latter part of
the week.
Walter Moora and friend of Water
town, Mass, ana at the hotal for two
weeks stay
Stage business has been more than
rushed lately. owing to the strike on
the West Riher division.
Miss Whitman of Boston and Mrs
and Miss Wilson Of Lawrence, Mass,
are guests at Hillside cottage.
Mr.. Sheldhn and MI. and Mrs Dam
iels and two children of Nashua, N.
H., are visiting at L.. r. Sheldon s.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker have re-
turned to their home i'm ChieOpee Falls,
Mass, after two weeks visit with
relatives in this place
Mrs. r. r. Holt and daughter, Mrs.
Ray DOVE, were in Chester Tuesday.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-07-29

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ional letter, chatter ugS,-. u
number hank serai tgTl..
have been touthud uB -
led ink, Some h.us isk I 80
have been applied 10 a. N
In the panel "a ,ht ha9k 5,H%
The oaaini.iieii Il .lrs- ~
oi the series u lss fhfri -, q
plat. number ssll bsff Ill
23H OF 2sii, " / Vs,,l, -
the Treasury, thafln II. T,s,$
OF the United Stale paur.,. ~
and Grant, 1h.s s.l : ai
dangerous oOunleIitii sb8
printed from Triou5h5l IA a.
plates, on two pieces al ZEN -
pasted Together with
paper between % s9r thli,m
Of the bills arr fsm "a ~.
threads 81 the gtaahe ara n
examination Of ihr n5is gfi.,
glass will, il y SAID, st8w ~
in the printing AMI lrlisHts ~
IL said % be- ~ uuulaiaB a ~
The bad . Indian had o,rIs',,'.
the check letter u, strs ii l@
Vernon, ngisior % he ifstaT M
II, Treat, treasurer Of iLs IT, n
IL i sald 20 b. o geo! in.tits 5
sntly printed irom phf,-.lj
plates on strong sh4ply Ia. )
very closely rcstmlis he -,
portion Of the Indians h.,i II
be poorly executed and he a,
a oross'eyed eioci, A n.;5.,j
animation viii, il Is aid rgs, ~
irregularities ia The pnh,h, N }
work Of the note