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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-08
BALLINGER BITTER IN
REPLY TO HIS ENEMIES

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept 7.-secretary
OF the Interior Ballinger at the Arctic
club smoker given in honor of Secretary
OF Commerce and Labor Nage and At
torney-General Wickersham tonight
spoke bitterly OF his detractors.
With my consciousness OF rectitude
In every act, public and private and
with my determination TO go forward in
the same path. l do not fear the crIti-
cism OF any man or set OF men, said the
secretary 1T is a time for men to
stand by the laws and institutions OF our
fathers. From the head OF the admins
tratlon through all the departments there
IS determination 10 uphold the consti-
tuition and laws and hand them down
unimpaired. 1t has been said that the
criticism of me. whether true or untrue
has made me unfit TO hold office II this
is the case, then every public man may
be disqualified by the attacks of the
disingenuous, the hypocrite and the fa-
natic. l don't propose to enter a plea
OF guilty. because there Is not one par
ticle OF truth In all the allegations
none of your time In making a defense,
for In this community / need no de-
fense."
Received With Plaudits.
Secretary Ballinger was received with
long applause from his hearers when in
troduced by United States District Judge
cornelius II. Hanford who made the
Ballinger- Pinchot committee meeting in
Minneapolis today the subject of his dis
course The judge declared that Mr.
Ballinger had been singled out as the
object OF the maleyolence of muck-rak
ers, and denounced the action taken at
Minneapolis today as IAN outrage unpar-
alelled'
Both Wickersham and Nagel referred
humorously 10 the political events that
had taken place in the country during
their weeks absence In Alaska, Mr.
Nagel hoped that none of the now Re-
publican platforms contained a declara-
ton In favor of the free coinage of silver
Mr.. Wlckersham said that Alaska had
not received proper consideration at the
hands OF congress. The question of the
development OF Alaska's resources wax
not for him to decide, but for Congress.
The time for giving away national as
sets had passed. he said
Mr.. Nagcl spoke OF the need OF local
sell government in Alaska He favored
representatives. with authority and dis
cretion. because in a country so far re-
moved. long distance government was pe-
culiarly dangerous and ineffective He
would have officials who could saw YES |
or no without asking Washington.
After the smoker, Mr.. NageI and Mr. |
Wickersham departed for Portland. |
whence Mr. Wickersham Will go to Butts |
and Mr.. Nagel 10 San Francisco
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WASHINGTON. Sept, I.-deS M
States troops that have peer a
est fires In the nortnWesssr ssrr q
homeward. OF the thirty,iUws
about one thousand men nus nus
turned 10 their home s,atiVas 81
in the next ten days al az
be back at their posts.
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ELKINS. W. Va, Sept. l.!
denial was made by Senator 81
Elkins OF rumors shat he Is pr;
go TO Paris. or that his darght
crime Elllns, will marry the Did
Abruzzi IN February or al q
time. or that his family Is TO b.
at the Italian court. The sqls
OF the European trip OF Miss p
Miss Katherine Elkius, ne a
their health. They have bstl
abroad each summer for q
years.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. IN
mirals Albert G.. Berry and
Winslow and Chaplain David q
will be retired this month on =
age. Admiral Winslow Is q 80,
tain Winslow who commanded
searge in It's victory over me
during the Civil war.
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WARREN. Pa. Sept tn
grand jury called 10 inrestigaIs.
against former Congressman =
Sibley and four co-defendants =
ton with Sibley's nomination =
publican candidate for congress
true bills tonight against escn
PENDANTS. All ara charged "
spiracy TO bribe. debaueh a5s
voters OF Warren county.
Slbley. who is Ill at his nome
lin. the defendants are Franz
his private secretary: GeoIsSc !
Davis NJ. Howard and L. y. I'~
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. =.
to a report submitteG 20 oaoirsi i
directors of the Phii2u.,s ,..l
Transit company today, tns ,ss mi
OF conductors and molo'"
company So, 300, 600.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 1-When \
ing OF criminal cases agains'
Hartman. Charles L. hWlnSc
NJ. Taylor. former Illinois
ficers. implicated In car reISSliI ISiIs
was taken up today, + II. N y;
of the now de'une.
Car and Equipment COMPANY M;
witness stand, He declared ~
padded bills for repairing o
ing from $35 to S45 10 Ms IA ~,
car. In doing this. he salo, h
ing under the Instructors "
that time general sto'eh7
Illinois Central.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. IN
portunlty will be given ra!rd
shippers to present personally o
terstate commerce commission
senIial facts bearing on rate b
1t was stated by commission q
today. Through the telegspt
respondence between the llno3
facturers' association and Pres!3o
made public yesteday, attentio1
rected 10 the fact that the nd
the important freight advance q
being conducted before examlns1
commission instead o: before q
missionerS themselves.
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Short News Stot

SAN JUAN DEL SUR NIe 1
Inc lake steamer Victoria, a
poard General Mututy and n
nerents OF former President
railing to understand that M
sionals have been firmly estsuI
ManaSua, refused TO surren6sy
cordance with the peace conyss|
mixed commissioner today emb1
a steamer for the purpose Of 3
the situation TO the Command
victoria with the expectation
VIII surrender. The situation
Pacific coast is becoming norru1
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yation the bone OF a personal contro-
versv or the beast of burden to carry
any faction into power of popularity, is
its worst enemy.''
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May Modify Action.

Representative Madison OF Kansas. in
eurgent Republican, made the statement
tnat Il majority OF the committee could,
said.
The whole matter can be summed up
IN lew words. When the committee
was called 10 order. Senator Fletcher Of
lered his resolution. Immediately Of
iered mine for substitute for it. OBJ
Jecllon was made to the consideration OF
the resolution owing 10 the absence OF
members OF the committee.
This precipitated a discussion as TO
whether report was going TO be made
az this time. and II so. whether 4: was
the sense Of those present thac what-
ever reports were made should be made
public,
Mr. James moved to amend to the
erect that II was the sense OF the com
mittee that 4 report should be made at
this sitting OF the committee at Minne-
apolis accepted that amendment On
ron call. Senators Nelson and Suther-
land and Mr.. Mccall voted present thus
making no record expression as to their
position on the questions presented
Ihey did. however. make statements
70 the committee that satisfied me that
senator Nelson was in favor Of making
report at this time. that Senator Suth
eriand and Mr., Mccall were In favor OF
i,Ihaklng pqolic any report made at this
time. and Joined with them In voting Yor
recess until Friday.
rms did not carry. the vote standing
lour 10 four. In regular order then
Pote was taken on my resolution which
was adopted as a substitute for the reso-
luton offered by Senator Fletcher.
Not Final Action.
Before the vote was taken. Senator
sutherland and Mr. Mccall yvithdraY
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Before the vote was taken s.r,,ou
Sutherland and Mr.. Mccall withdrew.
Oi course final action has not been
laken. no report has been adopted and a
reverse today's action "''
one of the leading Republican son.
ators on the committee said
Wnen tile committee met this morn
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Need of Better Management.

WI.
.,on ne most important farm conser,,.
farm 70 vouth ugthhdeoubtedly e the preparation of
ne we nave Inherited our system Of tl,en'' ed,,na
best mat nateris1 ieGked ID to the farm for the
SONS SONS and the industries. Eauca,iapn potes- res
everythne bpt bp5epnred =. ed, young people for for
eU1sress eUa saw this hair a cenfurv IAN an
ali tha hpsoyided S,a for agriculture, COLLEGES In
ana ,asI, are preparing Teachers 'o he heroWh
Gcul, II 10 'ne chanss naesre OF things. 1t is dill
she tn, education Of a people l0jiy intsr9oy modify
s' shsIq sahsiIqFy tradIfr thsr their
~ ir Is being done however, in 'u our rei1sion. @
along ihe ihSfa5sn liie lines Is o. o facts
hheoPie read the publicationso opif. fr , Inc
the the animal G liGres'i ares the soil and its crops
irrigation and dry land farr,no
Of sugar o beeia eGad1p isst Dlsn,s the growing
UvG,ooo tons OF sugar the Droanao, ,aak@ our
USING the carbon dioxyde of o,,r cts OF
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'ueoeo hallondl laXatlon or Re-
sources. -
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson smoke
on conservation from the farmers view.
point. He said;
Secretary Wilson'S Address.
The most important feature OF farm
conservation is the soil The farmer
proSpers while the soil responds to his
WORK and yields good crops; he ceases io
do well when the soil refuses In resnonJ
TO his labor
Inc people OF the older nations talse
care OF soil fertility as matter of prirne
mecessity and long ago ascertained the
TO The soil, and the feeding Of man and
animals, They knew the soil mus. ne
,ea ana the proper physical conditions
10 maintain. and learned from expert
thc decayinG plant returned to the soil
was the best food the growing nlani
could have; They became aware thai
sng ,ad removal 10 or crops from the farm re-
equivalent was returned from some
source Ancient history tells us that the
ieeume was used in rotation before He'll
gen IN 'iSooverHd ih @ IT'S office In fixing nitro
known as fertilizer before Liebig gave
us 5heir analysis. The office OF suiphuric
nfid nSa, was sra,I.tM known In making superphos-
pd,hte Pm 'hrouGh which the husbandman
tilizsrs In the bones. e ier
During the short history of our conn
Try we nave had new soils to draw upon
when exhaustion resulted from tho rpS
oing process, and much Of the nation'.
prosperity Is the equivalent OF what thc
sou has lost: Our people have been we'll
req and until recently they have been
cheaply fed. This has been due In nart
no doubt to the occupancy of land asiir
optalnabie as soon the older refused ~
S'eio aoundantlyr and Is one OF the prime
The sun., 1910-05-01
HYDRlULICCRINE BESTS MULE.
uststed naIsmG Beast nO6Iiy Int tise
Ar and AboaFd snip.

uststed naEsmG Beast nS6Iiy Int tise
Ar and Aboard snip.
A bag brown kentucky mnle 'ielayed
the ealing of the Royal Mail liner AtratO
yesterday by refusing 70 90 aboard IKE
eleven Of its hind that made no Obiection
IN heinG hoisfed In big box from the pier
into the hold Of the ship. The brown mule
kicked the box 20 piecea before the hOiaf-
ing winch got 20 work. Then q dozen
lonFshorpms.n tackled the mule. keeping
ont of the way 0f its heels. and made a
vain sdort 20 shove and pull Il up a freight
gnngplank. A cattle EsnRway was hro'igha
from another rier and deooy mule was
lsi up " In the hope thaf the brown jenny
would follow. q wouldn't.
Thea Il Waa hlihdfoided and rOpas
were Uut around b amidships. forward
and aft. The hydru'ilic crane was started
and the mule bracgd itself. u found that
hydraulic cranes are several times stronger
than the strongest Kentucky Inulea. Il
went up in the air Ksa q shot. kicking
wildly. and Was lowered into the hold
uith tlnuu atbsr mules. The passengers
who hnd waved the struggles OF the
mufa VITA in1Brest and laughter cheered
nd ne Atyato casi OF her hnss and
backsd ous into the Hudson. The mule
had been one hour making its protest.
The sun., 1910-05-01
MEAT PACKERS INDECTER
FEDERAL Grana Jury AIswes nssepant q
Trade % Wipe cut aayannah Cuulusasllon

FEDERAL Grsnd Jun AIlswes nssspa,at %
Trade % Wlpe Out aayanaah e Campsistlon
HAvANNAH. April so.-Ths Ualtsd s,ats-
Court Grand Jury to-day returned a true
hiii aGainae Cadahy a Co. the 8chwara-
achild 4 SulshsEgpr nesf Company. swift
a Co. Armour Packing Company and
the Ne.son Morris Company. ~ corpora-
tiOns. and Emmet n. Adams. local manager
for swim, william n. Cooper. local man-
agor for Armour. and Fred N. Hull. Jr
local manager foe Nelson Morris a Co..
~ individual defendants
The indictments are brought under the
act % CongroSs entitled -An act 70 pro-
tect trade and oommerce against urlaw-
ful restraints and mOnopoliea.'
u is alleged that the packing hcusas
In isos bought and slaughtered live stock
az various points In he West aud North.
shippsd frosh meats 20 savannah. reduced
tho price Of meats and sold them on tho
market az q loss 20 az 20 compel the SsaIth
Atlantic Packing and Provision Company
Of savannah 20 cell its product AZ a loss.
the intent bsing to force the local houss
ont of the field
Tho second count allsgss that between
June 10 and August I. isor. the dsfon-
danta effected a combination whereby
they fired arbitrarily nOn-compstitiva
and exorbitant priCss for meats. thus
eliminating that competition which should
naturally exist among thsm.
The sun., 1910-05-01
STRUTHERSS AUTO SWASHED
Car - BANKER Dasbes Int a st0ss wan
-Three Peguum injured


FIsHKILL LANDINo. April O-An auto
mobile left the road on q sharp curve on
tho Poughkeopsie road four miles north
Of FishkiIl Landing late this afternoon
Rnd smashed into a stone wall. The driver
OF the car. Charles Powers. was badly
cut and bruised and John MuFphy. a aiK-
tSen-year-old boy who lives In PselEakill.
was also bruised. Both were taken 10
the Highland Hospital a. MatteaEan.
The third occupant Of the car. another
boy living AZ Cold Spring. was treated BY
an ambulance surgeon but was not Dadly
hurt.
The automobile is owned by J. walter
Wood Stru,hers. a banker at ~ Wall
street whose home In az - West Sixteenth
street Mr.. Struthers drove 70 HYDE
Park yesterday 70 attend a wedding. He
and his party returned 10 New York by
train and Mr. Struthers told his chauffeur.
Powers. 20 take the machine hack 20 ths
city to-day. Powers picked up the two
boys on the road.
The curve where the accident happened
is bad spot. Powers put on his brakes
just as he approached IL. The car
swerved and vaulted from the road into
the wall. The machipe h a mass Of junk.
Il was a high powered car In which Powers
has been entered in several races.
The sun., 1910-05-01
MORE TGAR FRAUD ARRESTS.
WeigheF Harry 2. Martin and james y.
JoluBson Added % the I.ht.

Welghrr Harry 2. Martin and james y.
Jslunsoa Added 20 the LIST
There were two arrests In Brooklyn
yesterday In conneotion with the suGar
frauds. The prisoners are Harry y.
Martin. an assistants United States
weiWhor. of i2st sevonty-nin1h street
and James " Johnson AZ . Quincy atreet,
q mcnbsr Of Ire arm Of Sainea y. Johnaon
a Co. engAgod IN ne Weighing 81 f1W
sugar and as such employed by the Ameri-
can Sugar Refining Company.
The arrests were made on warrants
issued under indictments found by tha
Grand Jury In Manhattan charging the
two men with conspiracy 10 dsfrasid The
Government by short weighing raw sugar
brought from Java for the American
Sugar Refining Company on the steam
ship Crown Of Galicia and the steamship
Kish In iS0s.
johnson is also charged with having
given Martin tzoO In November. iOOs. a.
an inducement 20 make false returns
regarding the weight Of the sugar brought
on tho OAlicia.
Martin and johnson we're arraiGned
before United States Commissions
Morle in Brooklyn. They waived exam
nation and were held under som bail
for removal to the United States couFt ia
Manhattan.
The sun., 1910-05-01
GOING TO AID MADRIz.

steamer Venan. Held % New Orleans.
Released ~ tho GeveFnmeat.
NEW ORLEANs. April SO.-The United
States 0ovsFnment through its local
officers this afternoon released the steamsE
Venus from all restraint and gave the
boat pcrmisaiOn to leave for Nicaragua.
Her alleged purpose IN 70 rcenforCe the
Madrig army now nearing Bluehclds
for attack.
This action followed that of agents
Of the Estrada provisional government
who endsavOTed 70 have the vessel kept
from sailing by Government orders.
The Venus carries a crew Of forty
men, although she 10 a comparatively
small boat. Estrada sympathiEsrs de-
clare that she win pick up more men as
abe goes down the Misaissippi River
and win take them aboard 10 rsenforos
the MadFiE cause. They alaO assert that
The boat will b. uaed - q giInbOat for
the hadFiH government.
The Venus win probably mil to-night.
The sun., 1910-05-01
REJECTS NAYOrs APPOTNTEES.
Boston CIVu seTgIce CSmmlssion Turns
Dewn -Four q Fight.

Boston CIVu seg7Ice CSmmlsssoa Turns
DsWn Fsur - Fight.
BosroN. April sc.--I-bs Civil Service
Commission sent down to-day its dis
approval Of four Of the eight nominations
az Mayor Fitzgerald upon which the
thirty days limit expired this afternoon.
Ths four rsjectsd are John r. Martin.
for Penal Institution Commissioner; Will
lam J Welch, for Water Commissioner.
TV,omaa y. Campbell. for Fire COmmis-
slonsr. and Jshn T. Soully. for Superin-
tend ent Of Supplies.
Mayor Fitzgerald waR RTeatlv diaaD-
polntsd. He sai that Il did not seem
poaalb.e that the Civil Service Commission
could eonacisntiouslY make such q deci-
alon. and the only way be could explain Il
Wna by aftribuainR 10 the commission
sthe playing Of politics.
syss. Il is Republican pOlition and moth
inR else. aid the Mayor. Ii n the state
Hotiss coming into city Affairs and trying
10 make political capital. NOu can sx-
plain thia dec1ion In no other way. and !
feei confident that ell fair minded people
Of Boston and the entire state of Masaa-
chumrtts viii look at Il In that light.
"a hers can I find hettaP men qualified
for thaao positions than the men l named.
Not 4 single word against their integrity
az ahiiIty has ever been RAISED tom knoWl
edRS. DO not know where 70 turn f0r
nan. n viii hg almost impossible % z,st
rpliable men 20 stand for city positions
IN thav are 20 b9 turned down without the
slightest word of explanation.
The sun., 1910-05-01
VETERAN FIRE HORSES.
women suggrst mat the CITY Use TheS
Rather Than sen Them.

Womea suggrst mat the Clty Use Thsm
Rather ThAa sen Them.
Mrs. Jemea SEsysr and a number of
other women who aFs taking "A interest
in TIN welfare og Old hrs horses have had
{ conference with Fire Commissioner
Waldo about them. The story Of Alameda.
an old FIRE horas tina. was put up at public
auction several weeks ago. showed that
when horsss had outgroWn their useful
nsss IN the department they were 60;
nd Of Lille 40 much old junk. The average
lengah OF are service for = horse IL about
siV years and the horses ~rs bOcRht wh~n
abcut years old They are still capable
0s some kinds of wOrk after they have
fallen below the standsrd demanded
In the Gre seTvics. They are usually sold
II auction for between e95 and S7s and are
put 10 wOrk nv pediers Or IN Ice wagons
and do not always have the hest ot treat
msnt
Mr-. Speysr ard tho other women
thOuEht that this was not shOwing q
nrop6r appreciation ol the services Of
ths horses. They snGgestsd that tho Fire
liapartment t'irn the old fellows over %
the eitv and that the city authorities iind
slntabls work Cor them in Othor depart
ments u was suggested that such Work
could alWnys no found on BlackWel's
Inland. llait's Island. a. Otisvilie and az
oths places that might bs ssieotsd with
q little troubls.
TIE Commissions Thought it wss a
good idea and hs told the woRen that
he Would lay g hufora Mayor Gaynor.
The sun., 1910-05-01
ALBANIAN REVOET SPREADS.
An sorts aG ChPlstlans C0GnllBe Against
the TuIrha-- Have Machine GuEa.


spsoiai casfs DsspaoA 70 nHn sUN.
CnNSTAHTINogLB. April O.-The AZ
banlan rsvOBt appears 10 be spreading.
The Roman Catholic Afbanians have
nov jolned ths Greek Catholic and Mo-
hnsnrnsdan Insurgents and The situation
Il 40 serious that HAkki Boy. tha Grand
VlzSer. has appealsd 70 tho Pope 30 inter-
vene
Ths AIhanBans have all sorts q re-
HRions. Sons og thsm are MOslems
lyV coEnpulrlOn. others are orook catho-
Iiea and othsgs still are Roman Catholics.
nads 90 through the Efforts q Austrian
ana ItnIlun miasionArss. They are recog-
nlRad 20 tha nBost fighters h Ire Turkish
army and mzany of tbsm were with ne
Young TurEs whom thsy captured Con
sta1finopla. Tho Insurgents pSsssas
number of quiek iiring guns and hey are
ualnv ehsus % good advantag3. Ths in-
mirrostlon nos emhracoA. ali of h0Eth
Albania.
Several of ths AIbanan laaders Woro
formerly nssmbers Of Abdul Handle
hoayRuasd Ths OAd Sultan h n0W IN
rrefrvImanS o. o0nhnomant at q VIA m
RnIonlrn and % h lRursd out that hs is
trying 70 make trOubls for me ne" Gov
arumNHf
The sun., 1910-05-01
THE NEsRF o0URT SNRExEA

Some Aumoreus RUrasa ruled ths Az
WIN NmMI.
8omabody go2llsred sh1N N ne night
court last night The Grue apoezs oams
fFum ths rear Of the room. Ths wave
moved up and finally rsaohed the bridge.
A line Of pOlicemea neened ons after an
other ~ II they were answering 70 their
names. Tha prisoner - ths mouaemt
Gnoezed and the bridge policeman ansszed.
-If md out who scattered this uneeze
powder said Magistrate Herbert. I'm
sand him 20 the wOrkhouse foF-atchOoi 30
thirty days Open windows finally cleared
the air.
The sun., 1910-05-01
ATrICKED LEOPOLDS WIDOW.
weird story % = woman Whs Pointed
Pistol at the baroness vaughan.

weird story SG q woman WhS Pointed .
Pistol At the BaFOneas vaughan.
S1ecsai Cabic DsspafcA 10 TIRE sun.
PARs. April O.-Ths MafiA to-day
prints a rather startling story about an
attempted hold up Of the Baroness
Vaughan. the widow of King Leopold Of
Belgium
Il says that although the incident
has been hushed up by the authorities
IL has leaked out that while the Baroness
was out driving on April - at Vallau-
goujand. near POntoise. with her two
children the road was suddenly barred
by an automobile A woman stood
up in tho machine and pointed a re-
volver at the Baroness. but did not pull
the trigger because. a. she explained
afterward. the children were In the line
Of fire.
The Baroness was perfectly calm. She
ordered the coachman to turn the horses
and 49,; IN to the villa. II IL stated that
the woman in the automobile is a needy
relative Of the Baroness who has on sew
sral occasions vainly appealed 20 her for
assistance.
The sun., 1910-05-01

BxNO. New. April -. MEn. Margaree
Emsrson NcKiun. wife of D.. a,nith Holilns
fcKim Oi Baltimors and d1ushtnr az
IHaao y. RmasSons today hlod suit Ter
divofce.
A. eocn as N 1ocum0ut Vas nlsd
hnr attorney preteutrd n written crlieP
from n dFfiot 3udT9 p1Tu1lttinn him 81
Withdflw gts coHpiai4t fnr twenty daya
% p4upure an ogd1T of puhiiontion a..
1u1II aclI1
n b unieruicod that Dr. MoKin Wir
garniEHt che ariiuu.
The sun., 1910-05-01

GtFikos Against bakeries which have for
wears been run on ths open shop plan
were ordered yesterday BY the Journey
man B1kers and Confectloners Interna-
tiHnnl Union, Tha strikes, involving
8O01 men. affect among OtheEa the Bic
hakfEy of the Fieinchmann company a.
EiahfF-aFuf- street and taat End avenue.
aaVaral % Iha ahopa % the Cuahmnn na.gs
lng Company and about hve Of1eF pl8on8.
nnd y Tor 3 nine hour wortdaT ana an
real drm4nd g for q union aEreanullt q
Mcnt % the strikers are 0eFEaaIg and
nnhnmInna