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The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
Our White Mountain RefrigeratOrs at Slz5O-- the best and the full lest guaranteed ice keeper on the market. Becker & Lewis.

Nr, John r Brady and children. Virginia. John Y. 4r-. and Edward aHd theIr grandma. Mrs re Davis. arrived Monday from Tracey City. Tennessee and Witl spend several weeks here Witlrelaliyes and friends all ot whom aFejeHgAted To see them
 Miss Virginia AorN. NL0 ha. been attending the Conservatory and Art Academy at Cincinnati. Ohio. return ed home Tuesday via Memphis hay ing made the trip from Cincinnati t0 Memphis OH steamer Georgia Lee. which >he says was the trip 0f her life.
 Mis- Hattie Mai Davis returned from Memphis Saturday afternoon. Miss Nattfc has been teaching f6e past term ln one If the public schools of Memphis and is now on her .am- mer vacation. which she viii spend at home and among her friends in Nra- 3nsaS.
 Comb Honey d Speciality keepat N. l.. Kirby X Co, stock If fre,fH honey al all times. l WiIl take or derS Tor comb honey il firm pn8 To II pound lets. | have sixtY59eveu modern hives, aud want To buill upa trade in fresl coms honeE | N KirbA.
 Rev F F Fay'er af IitUe raek formerly pastor oi tie Methodi~. church in this city, Was here Monday in i he Interest If thc Masonic rroWeI. and mingllng with his many old friends He gave us l pleasant cal which we appreciated. and were glad 10 see him.
 MT Chas Lewis bought at trustees sale Saturday lSo acres. 70 acres of which is cleared for sf0 per acre. The land lies south of the DeRositt farm on Fishing Lake This is con sidered q high price, but the same and will be worth $50 an acre within a couple of years
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
ANNOUNCER MENT.

Becker X Lewis Opera House. be. ginning Monday night, June F.. and for one week the Belcher- Wright Company viii appear in repertoire. "Circumstautia Evidence. "The Tramp and the Lady. The Heart of an Indian, and other good produc. tions will be given during the week. This k hrst-claSs Stock Company and promises to be a big treat to For. rest City theatre goers.
 Remember. June l3 10 ls. and every night ilrst-ciaSs performance.
 BECKER X LEWIS.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Capt L. C. O3am divisional arga- atler Tor 1He Salvation Army. =aa@ HE the cit ~eFeF5f hours S8tHfday. and c.rcaiated subscription i>t among 5Hr eltRtus WHIei Ads qaite eeI= egae~y 7igHe3 Capt. Od8m MAS 4 pheasant caller af fue Times office aaiie here. aHd informed .a ref 0rttr t.at Hr had jest ..ul>le1 iusta iH4 + c#rp9 at Ii4e I.aa and Was enr34 la iIe'ea3 te Ia>t5#I aa4taes eafP-
 itcsrea ue ar .it saved eHe life e H} eldl8. are tle expression, Y1H le,r every day about Chamberlain Ie. Cholera and i1idrrhae3 Remedy l I- l~ true tAe world uNeT where this 3 abe remedy ad, been iutrld eed
 \ 5ther medieiUein G~e ~eIatdIarrbdea or uINel complaints Ha- received !. ci general approval. The secret of the success at Gfamberlaiu.s Catic Ca8l- era 4td l1iarrh9ea Remedy i, that it cures. Sold by a.l dealers.
 In order 1oc1e,eaut mY entire stock al ~psiue and sumner hats 1 ~l5 sell them ut clst as long as tHeB last
 have hautbet 0t tue yerA attest aud @0eI5e~t styles aud shapes aud Hi. is t ftfe chance for Nau=t0 SgEp &attf needs at the lowest prce> 1Aat ~ere ever offered iu tHi~citF an fashionable hdto. nave d..l Iu~t received 4 large Invoice at gp@ ~l#k s.Jte~ in b.aek. efdN and white. #Ijel l @l .eIi it very LOW prices. Cal and see these offerings Madame E. Boyle.
 Nr ! H Powell of thIee mHr, north 0t 01gdWiu. was caller a' tI4e agricultural departmental The Times Monday, and left d sample of wheat nearly ready for the sickle He has ten acre. and saAs il iS equal in quality and yield 10 any he ever saw in Illinois. The sample shown k well developed. NIT Powell says old St Francis county soil will raise any thing that grows in the earth. and that there ls no reason why the farmers of St. Francis should not be the most independent and happy pee pie in the world.
 Mr Jim Mckie. of Wynne. was in the city "Wednesday evening 5n be,i- ness and mingling with friend, Mir. McKie informed Times man that lie had secured the agency for the cele- brated Buick motor cars for the terri tory embracing Cross >t Francis and Painsett counties. and that he had q ready sold one car in WYnne. lad l Two more care oH hand ready for de 1 lyerF. and Wa, ready. anxious and | Wiling ta talk automobiles to any in f tefe>ted parties He expected to make | I "Trip to thts citY today Friday witt r Nrs MCkie. each If them driving [ one If the handsome Baicks.
 Tie Forrest City Schooi Board at its meeting a,t week elected tic fol- ! lowing teacher~ Tor the ensuing year l., r. Anderson. principal: Mrs. r. C. | NaH< assistant, Miss Grace Norheet. | Miss Bessie Stevens. Miss Lucy san | defs. Mis- Lou GwyH. Miss Clara Bride well and Miss Lula Bridewen. For ! the colored school: W. l.. Purifoy. | principal; (. A. L. Bell. assistant: NJ. | l.. W. Duncan, primary department. | Since ihe above was in print Mrs T. | C Nall has resigned as assistant prin- | elpal to accept tie same position in | the Nheatley High School. Her sue cessor has not been named
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
NOR &IO(A AES.

IL E. &ebett Ia, an interesting advertisement in tHis# szae#of Tie Time
 Mrs. Sa6Ie Wise. 5f Pafage visit cd the Winfield family Saturday and Sunday.
 Mr. XaH Lard. 6f peNallss Blun, was visiting his homefelks in the city Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs ]. N Williams, of Wynne, Was guest with relatives in the ely from Saturday until Tuesday.
 | Banner Terry. Democratic Con trai Committee Delegate. returned from Little Rock last night
 Dr l. E. Stone returned from Mem phis yesterday morning. where he had been visiting orafeW daIs
 R. IL Winfield X C8. are offering some special values iu chitdren'a mil linery this week. Read their ad
 The Emporium is featafiuga bie oil for cast Saie on muslin underwear and embroidered waists. for att ofneNr week
 Mr. and Ms. Homer Fofbre and daughter Dora BelI. .eft yesterday morning for three Wcc94stay in ilot Springs.
 Mfs ! r Woftham and four eha- dren. af McGrorY, arrived last night for brief visit with her sister Nfs. J. l.. Ferry.
 Mrs N E. Mam and tN0dauedter>. of Mariauna. were visitor, rom Sat Hrda} anti3 Monday N,th retariYcS3ud friends in the city.
 Mrs. F. \. Long and Ernest. Jr. came ever from Memphis Saturday and spent sunday and Monday NjtH relatives and friends
 Nf and Mrs E. IL Winfield and E IL, Jr-. are expected from Augusta tomorrow. 10 spend seNeral da4> with relatives and friends.
 Mis- Clara Epler. of Jacksonville. Illinois is expected ta arrive mex Wednesday, To hea guest of NT5. CHas Mcdaniel for several weeks.
 Miss Lyda Terry who la, been as- tending Central Baptist College If Conway. returned home Sunday. after a pleasant. two weeks visit Nith Mrs Edgar barr in Little Rock.
 Agent NJ L. Bowers. of the Iron Mountain informs Times man thai the records If lis office for the month Of May show all increase of l5 percent over the same month last year.
 Mf. Harry Moseley has taken d situ- atiOn as ticket agent and cashier in the local office of the Rock Island. succeeding MT Ramsey Nanderslice who has been promoted 10 position in the freight office.
 MT Jamie Gwyn. formerly of this city, but now of Memphis. was visit ing his parents and relatives and friends in the city several days last week, returning 10 Memphis Sunday evening.
 Foleys Kidney Remedy may be given to children with admirable re- suits. It does away with bed Nettinp and iS also recommended fer use after measles and scarlet fever. ]. T Sanders
 Mr. J l. Reedy. Of Goodwin was in the city Monday eur0uIe home from Paragouid, where he and lis wife had been to see their daughter. Mrs 1 Reedy will remain in Paragould for ! some time. | Misses Ruth Lynch and Mamie Me i Gregor, and MesSrS Geo. S. Word and i Alex C. McGregor. of Cotton Plant. ! were registered at the Marion We'd nesday, enroute 10 Marianna to at tend a dance.
 Mrs. Luther Patten, who had been a guest of relatives and friends for several weeks, having come over To at tend the Taylor Mallory wedding, re- turned to her home in Enid Oklaho- ma, Tuesday.
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

NIr and Ms. \. b ChHer. lIessr-. l.. Bonner Ray Bonner and Ed BuH- Her. and Mis. Julia Bonner took aH automobile tfip ta HHme sunday n Mr fanner-s fduds4Me NHt4H Six touring car
 Ghamberlain sCoueMReMcd9 is sold on d guarantee that if yoa are not satisfied after using tW0-tlifds of I bottle according to directions. your money will b. refunded Iti5 Up to you to try. Sold bH Halt deaIer-.
 Have your old hats cleaned and made To look like new either Panama. straw or felt An expert Lat cleaner and repairer will he at my shop on Wednesday af each week Bring or send your hats around. san Burd
 Terry k SeAah proprietor, of tlIe Enterprise Meat Market, have al all times large stock of the choicest fresh meats, vegetables, lard and everything in their line Fresh fish on Fridays and Saturdays. Phone 4l=
 Miss Anita Richards left #ednes- da1 for her home in ManitowUc. NJ. c0nsit+ after spending Setera3 weeks must deii2h1fQlIF ia he home of her sister Ms ! W Barnes All regret her departare and hope she Will hurry back.
 Mr~- Gee. lone. left Wciucsiav for her tnrmcf hoHe#iu tae north where she Will visit tt.aite- and Friends #r several weeks. Alr .Iouc~ lad been qIile iHdieposed aH4 confined te H8- aoH for several daz> G# i> con Ndle9ccut
 Nr Ben Booth returned q few days agl from SaH Antonio. where he had h#cl> spending ,e7erd. weeks hoping t0 receive henetit ta his Heal1H- H. k booking and feeling much better. and Ne hope the improvements HiI be permanent
 EldeEl F. c. White. of Alabama occupied the runt and delivered i've splendid sermon. II the Baptist church last sunday He k a mo,t able and sP'euIld preacher. and de- .i4A5ed hi, hearers Withan iutellectll- If gospel treat
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Mr. NJ. Ratsky. of the Racket store "a> q business visitor in the =. Louis.
 nr. (. s. A,df.cL Va, yery much e.ated last sunday morning over t4e dTEIEa. al lis barn ef 4 handsome tle>tnat >5rre' horse colt. out q. Hle ti> me brood mares. and sired bv Sir *cad Doe k HeEy proud of tfecr.-. ana Is already predicting q grea. aai z.agIo#s future for Uin.
 FOR SALE ore siuE#e-bax. fr.-. ' fl cotton pres Comparatively HeH. having been l-e5 only part df one ~ea- AI~H t.# -IusI8ld>. aue ~I. and .ils l3 sAa. ht= iH prime ruudI-t H. N F. ue >l.d cheap. Address orappt f# E.t=H Ferguson. FasFe@t ett#. Arsaus4S. E- T. p. Na.
 Nr.a anj Ns-. John Myers a1e reH L. IE- over the arrival at theif fapH. home yesterday morning ef fa fHe=H4ht 9.E. Nr> Myers and the lats are de- Ing nlte.A and John is a> happy and f.aai dS If ae owned the Elck I~4ua ee eHhErdtuiate tue parents and eX- teua "is.-e, Ter tAe att.e mau
 Nr and Nrs. ". IT. Nd1lage and tlelr ia aghter Mis- Lattie. ieft >aH- d1f=uauinG far Lilt1e Eack. where Nl~s Luttfe entered the Battle Creek sdHitdfium tas reGr-a # treatment Afs= A'dfidsf remained in Eitt.e Rock. e 6e NitH. her d44gAfar. and fir= .Aiurld2e returned LHe Sunday evening
 I6 4a8 are tat satisfied after sing according ta directions tUa-tHirt- af bottle gf Chamberlain ], stomach and Liver Tablets. Aouaeau have EauH HaHet He tablets cleanse and ih- fEgTote tIe ~teI4eL improve tte al-estiah. regulate tfe b5HeiS. Give them tfia. aH5 gel well sid bf a5I 5raerS.
 AHaHber a4 -allnt laW1 menauI aEeB tazIE 4aHeH fH=Ha.#= sHHt=tu= H#Fed f 8.z~f f!CHiHHtf d8Hce at tIe 6i3t.iug 6ai.dEnE "a Monday night he I.aHf 08@ lH excellent condition and the music iH -peudid tune For fe~tt fly Ha~ the Wa~1 beautiful girls and some reat handsome ba{9 au4t c sethe 85s ene at magnificent ~HaHH5E5
 AGENTS WANTED N 3.0t.E 1 LOCALITY Ia~eI health and accI= ! dent insurance ta4 Hae American Life x Accident Insurance Company "It + FIFE COMPANY tu4f pays its claims ana p4ys them 44iee Liberal contracts C. reliable agents G1H on or address l.. T.. Aiken. State Agent No. l@ Saatherp Express HaiIdlH1. Memphis, Tennessee
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
What the use of Feeling
 Grouchy all the Time?

It. because you full of malaria Lots of people have malaral troubles without having clIs You know when your system becomes cogged up with marlaa and bile that everything wrong You begin the day feel ing rotten energy all down conspated spots be tore your eyes dizziness ill fact you feel all n Why don't step around to the City Drug Store and say LAX ANA to the drug man. If you will take his advice in few days time you'll be feeling fine. because LA-XANA has never been known to fail 10 what claim for it. and claim that 1t S the known remedy for biliousnss torpid liver colds Ia grippe and levers and as general antinaaria tonic it has equal If you are not sat sed with results you get your money back
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10
Niiliant~-t ~@

Oa last He#He.a# #4taaez= af la o'clock. at tHe home aa He bride, mother Nr. George N#i44l~-= =af I.lt= te RarN. and A.fs~ LaaI.s l'Ees@ .,f tHI~ eitk. were married Et5 r. l# Miaard. oG tla Methods. aa.sal al#.#aHz t-ittluE
 Owing ta tHe efltie5l 'He-- fl Nr John Mallory. grandfather af ile bride, the marriage Wa9 a 5H l-5 8Hfar- nal atl4Ir Here aeIHe Ha attendants 0afslt,e ol few relatives Sat tDe#Urldez
 After tEe ceremony tHer04ala de- parted on the Ii 6.e#ocb Rock i~aud rain for Little Rock. Where Nr Mi ,iams i9 employed and where they M ## make their home.
 Nr Williams k a cable mau iu tle employ of he Southwestern Telegraph X Ieteph0He Co and is I most clever. ditabie gentleman IL is We. knaAn throughout the state, and k q lite popular
 Nrs Williams k native 6f this city. and for some time has been em- P39Aed tt chief operator dt tie local telephone exchange. She k d charm Inz young NOmtn. WH8 counts as her friends ali WH0 kH0W her and k efni- neutiY fitted 10 dd0rn the home and make happy the heart Of tLe lucky Han "h5 las Won her heart and hand
 IAe couple were the recipients of many handsome remcn 6rJutcs from friends, amt Wefe escorted to the depot by crowd CT frieul~ and well Wisuer~. who ShoHered them with Tite m the customary nam e. aH1 @l~i. a them god speed
 The THmes aias ther Hmer5as other friends III all tae sincere cau- -ratUIatiou~ and good wishes. AopIHg that tAetr #fes Ra}aae MI be over IaFog> ~ah1t ~ea- thraa1H -iaHg Eite If LaHpioe,s aud prosperity
The Forrest City times., 1910-06-10

Mr. NJ. Ratsky. of the Racket store "a> q business visitor in the St. Louis
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-21
CRIPPLE CREEk'sNEw
TUNNEL INOPHRATION

CRIPPLE CREEK. colo, Nov. 49,
The first step in drainikg Of the Grip
pie Creek mining distriF and opening
IA new gold camp waA accomplished
yesterday when connsetion between
the El Paso mine and2Meep drainage
tunnel was opened. Mater that for
years has hidden hunareds of thou
sands of dollars worth bf rich ore and
defed mans efforts u conquer it is
now flowing through tlie drainage tun-
mel. down into the valley.
Within twenty-fourl hours lower
workings of the great mine and sew.
eral smaller properties will be free
from water and within week the va.
rious companies ap.ltlt men into un.
worked sections to Teclaim wealth
known to exist there.
Residents of the district are jubllant
over the realization of the hope long
cherished by miners and operators.
The greater portion OF Beacon hill sec
lions OF the camp will be drained i'm.
mediately Then as the drainage tun.
mel progresses new mines will be re.
claimed.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-21
JUDGE PIXIES DECISION
UPHELD IN ELECTION CASE.

The decision OF Judge Pike In the
election case in which NJ. NJ. Parr OF
Archuleta county sued the county
clerk, A. NJ Gaylord to show cause
why she should not file the Independ.
ent ticket as the Republican ticket
of Archuleta county has been sustain.
ed by the supreme court.
AS our readers remember. Judge
Pike decided In favor OF the Independ.
ents, and ordered the county clerk
to place that ticket on the ballots
Mrs. Gaylord and her attorney. A. NJ.
EmIgh carried the case to the supreme
court. At the first hearing there OF
the court were of an opinion to reverse
Judge Pixies decision and three held
that the court had no Jurisdiction
and that the matter was properly
within the jurisdiction OF the state
central committee.
Mrs. Gaylord and her attorney then
brought the case before the supreme
court on supercedeas, SO that NJ
NJ. Parr. the former complainant was
made defendant. The case came up
Wednesday anda verdict was returned
that afternoon sustaining Judge Pixies
decision.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-21
TOLSTOI DYING IN
HUT OF TRACKMAN

ST PETERSBURG. Nov. is.-Count
Tolstoi is being kept alive today by ar.
thicial means and his end is ques.
ton OF but few hours This word
was received today from Astapova
where the famous author is dying In
hut of railroad trackman. The
counts heart action is declared to
have become so weak that it is only
kept up by constant stimulation and
he is repeatedly unconscious.
His condition is now such that an
effort can be made to breach to him
the subject of reconciliation with the
caurch In order chat he may be given
the rights OF a Christian burial. It
Is entirely possible. however that n
decree OF accommodation against
him will be Withdrawn without his
having to admit his alleged error
Emperor Nicholas has undertaken the
task OF bringing this about.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-21
COMMISSIONERS
MAKE TAX LEVY

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=, ao,.,..,,.@,a $3.50 'e'.''ua'' '"e eoan'
sor ,a,n s',,. ''e 'AA 'e''
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can.a, go ''' MINIS
canara, 49,, ,.,
po,n,, '
Adyor,istna . In.
1,Ia,ua,,,a
' COUNTY % Hills
oon,nar,aana ''' 80 INNS
vears .hnms sor.o 'o' '"o
ha,rg ,nanaaas,, o""ne's' so''e i'elus
Tho iporaa T.. 49, e'' e"''''
ravar,a 4. eouu's
,,on =, sfo ooo - app'op''"'
-, ~, ,'SoV ''' a county poor iarm
mont All u,,,, H. 49, -, np'o'e
co,,,, ~, ~. s"'e 'ne
,5,n,,a.,, "s 'u' IT'S
hA hx..
oo,o,a 49, - ' ''"a o'
there heinz oronn, supp, 'l"s'
rrou tho coll =, a. h,,a oa nina
tho bourtv ,or .e 20 '''",s"
lovv was noda ~. ,ta. nv,9' No
,,ha -. w. '"". '''u 'hiS year.
have a,sa 49,. .,." s' 'ne county
was necessorv II ,ha, ~ no 'e''
e,oI scboo, ,una l., 49,. ., ne se''
half NH, and 49,, 80, ~ 'e"' ~
county honas &c.. y" '"e
The s,o,o ,av, ,h,n
The count, e,,- '''i''s'
oted mo any,, -, go ono 'ppropri-
moor bousa ,ha -, 49,. ~ eo.n'S
to he commercod H. ,sa ."e '"''u'"s
mn .'eu III '"e spring.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-21
JESSE COFFIN DEAD.

AT o'clock last evening, Jesse COT.
lin died Mt Mercy hospital after an i'll
ness OF little over a week. Cause
OF death was pneumonia. Deceased
was about IS years OF age, and for
some time was in the employ of the
Durango Planning Mill Il Lumber COM
pany A short time ago he left Dn-
rhneo and went to Silverton and while
there was taken III and was brought
TO Mercy hospital.
Tile remains are now at the under
taking parlors OF Hood. Ames & Geer.
Word has been sent to his former
home in Des Moines. Ia, but SO far
no answer has been received. The ~.
neral Will probably not take place I'M
I'll Monday or Tuesday as no arrange
ments can be made until his relatives
have been heard from
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-21
BANKER WALSH TO
REMAIN in PRISON

CHICAG, Nov. ia special dis
patch from Washington says: John r.
Walsh will not be liberated from the
federal penitentiary at Leavenworth.
Kan, where he is serving five-year
sentence for wrecking of the Chicago
National bank and allied institution
Attorney General Wickersham con-
cluded his study of reports on the
Walsh case made by District Attorney
Sims of Chicago and Federal Judge
Anderson of Indiana. He reached the
conclusion that the pardon of Mr..
Walsh by the president is out of the
question on the showing OF the facts
The attorney general also has con-
cluded that Communication OF Walsh's
sentence to be unwarranted unless 1t
should be shown by further examina-
ton that the prisoner is In falling
health"
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-21
GOVERNOR SHAFRoTH
SPEAKS ON 1.-THE WEST

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 19.-GovernoI
John F. Shafroth of Colorado spoke on
The West" at the sixteenth annual
John Jay dinner given by the Com.
mercial club here last Light About
100 guests were present Otter speak
ers were Charles Nasel. secretary OF
commerce and labor and Governor
Sanderson of Louisiana.
Governor Shafroth said, in part
What is the west. wherever go they
point to some place further away. The
John Jay treaty provided that Great
Britain should surrender western out.
posts among which was Fort Pitt,
where Pittsburr now stands. Nobody
would think of calling Pittsburg west
now. The states OF the west are two
and half times the size of those OF
the east. The west produces more
than half Of the corn, wheat and oats
OF the entire country"
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-21
COUNT de BEAUFORT
GETTING DESPERATE

CHICAGO. Nov. 19-Will Martin
Kilgallen, the steel millionaire, allow
Count jacques Albert Won Mourik de
Beaufort, his titled son-in-law, to go
on the vaudeville stage and there re-
cite the story of his woes since he
married pretty Irma Kilgallen. or will
his stern papa-in-law come across"
with cash and thus prevent further
scandal? "a
This is the question which today Is
puzzling Chicago gossips and follow
ing the announcement by the count
that he had anticipated terms to do
stunt on the local stage to gain that
hard cash denied him since his break
with Kilgallen.
Tell Mr.. Kilgallen. my father.in-
law" he said, after negotiations with
local producer concluded, that ]
will get more salary for doing ten
minutes work twice a day than he
makes in month"
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-21
U. S. SAILORS NOT
BLAMED FOR TROUBLE

LONDON. Nov =io.--London news
papers today unanimously take the
part of American sailors in the fight
with French soldiers that occurred
yesterday at Cherbourg when q con
troversy arose between n party OF sail.
price OF souvenirs which the visitors
due TO robbers, the dispatches state.
wished TO purchase, and soldiers took
sides with their countrymen
In view of the exemplary behavior
OF the American soldiers. who have
been visiting In London. the papers re.
Ter skepiically to the attempts of the
French to blame the Americans for the
disorder
Dispatches received here from Cher.
bourg also declared the American sail
ors remained quiet untll they were at
tackled, Notwithstanding the fact that
they had been robbed both at coast
towns and later In Paris, and the death
of the American whose body was
found near the Chcrbourg docks was
dus to robbers. the dispatches state.
This is indicated by the fact that the
pockets OF his clothing had been rifled
French soldiers also participated in
the robbery and rioting. This Is es-
tablished by the fact that at Brest
plumber from four American sailors
was found in the possession of French
artlllerymen.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1910-11-21
HAYWOOD AMONG
STRIKING MINERS

LONDON, Nov. 19.-The presence
OF William d. Haywood of Denver,
Cello, member of the Western Fed.
Grafton of Miners in the Welsh coal
fields where extra police and militia
have been required to check the riot.
ing of strikers is interesting author
tiles who have to cope with the sit
uation. Considerable tension prevails
among the miners.
Several continental labor LEADER
are in the district but authorities &C
quainted with their methods OF con
Quoting strikes say the method is lack
ing in case of American labor chiefs.
Haywood addressed the miners at a
demonstration. Though the strikers
are quiet some undercu.rcnts manifest
themselves and as preoaution min
ers have been ordered 10 return to the
supply station ammunition they may
possess.