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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-05

WnoEo emPtoyet Wefo pcVkoneo 10 JOIN
the strikers. More than 1000 took part
In one Of the several demonstrations
on the west side. In each instance wo.
men headed the crowds Of strikers and
their friends.
az would take oath that we were do.
ing absolutely nothing beyond the law"
said Miss Ellen Starr, one OF the club.
who has become a strike pick.
ct. 1.-THE only persons who were violat.
ing the law were the policemen who
treated Us roughly and hurt dreadfully
with their clubs, some of the poor boys
we were leading peacefully past the
shops. II there had been a real riot this
morning-and 1t would not have taken
much to have made one-it would have
been melted altogether by the police"
Miss s. NJ. Franklin. another Of the
volunteer pickets was indignant at the
manner in which she had been treated by
the police.
81 know they would not have let
me go IL ! had presented my card" said
Miss franklin. "They seemed TO think
that ! was n particularly dangerous
character, Perhaps Il would have been
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-05
WOMEN
AID STRIKERS
Demonstrations by Garment
Workers With Help o.
Social Favorites Stopped
BY Officers.
POLICE ARREST
SOCIETY

Chicago, Nov. Mounted policemen
charged threatening mobs Of striking
garment workers and made numerous ar.
rests in three sections of Chicago today,
only to DO d~umfounded when met by
obdurate groups of well known club and
society women, who produced engraved
calling cards at police stations in lieu
Of bail bonds.
II was a new experience for the po-
lice and plainly confused them. A score
of these women champions of the gar
ment workers who faced today's riot.
ing we're taken into custody. They were
Immediately released, however, when
their identity became known to the po.
lice.
One Of them was injured when struck
by a policeman . club, but her name did
not become known, as she was quic ky
placed in an automobile and taken TO
her home.
Most Of the women of prominence in
volved in todays DEMONSTRATION were
CARRIED as working girls and for this
reason the police could not distinguish
them from strikers until after arrests
had been made.
Riotcus and spectacular scenes de-
veloped in the downtown district on the
north side and OF the west side. More
that 500 women and men engaged in the
downtown demonstration which was
broken up by the police after consider
able trouble. Az they left their head.
quarters In La Sale street, the strikers
and their sympathizers changed bells,
blew whistles and footed horns.
The line Of march proceeded into the
wholesale district nsa the river, passing
before large tailoring sstabiisAmssts
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-05

portusity 10 all 10 share In the work and
have credit in the triumph. They point
to the menace Of the new ~nationalism
and the blighting effect II will have
upon business and labor, to the extrava.
gance Of the party that has for 80 many
years controlled affairs at Washington
and at Albany and TO the corruption Of
Official life in Albany.
"I don { hbd on the democratic cir
cular the names Of many Wall street
men who would lie supposed to have
special influence with Wall street breth.
rem, but / do find a great volume and
variety of Wall street interests repre-.
scented among the sieners of the repub.
|lican circular
The speaker then mentioned for in.
stance ''the names of Cornelius Wander.
bilt, Ogden l.. Mills, Otto T. Barnard
B. Aymar Sands, Cornelius N. Bliss, -
and other men as directors of corpora.
lions, financial institutions, etc, as be.
ing onithe republican circular.
~ present these facts to you
Judge Parker said in conclusion, mot
in criticism Of the efforts of these gen.
tlcmen TO help their party, but solely
to show how absurd Is the colonel s
contention that there can be any con-
n%ection between Wall street and any
body Of men that Is diligently seeking
to promote the candidacy Of Mr.. Dix,
for governor
Causes are World Wide
Says Candidate stimson
New York, Nov. Henry l.. Slim.
son, republican nominee for governor
replying 10 the charge of his opponents
that republicans are responsible for the
high cost Of living, declared in a speech
in Brooklyn tonight that while the
causes are world wide, there are some
elements Of the evil which we ear
grapple by legislation and admin istra
ton action"
There are elements, he said, which
come from monopoly and special priv
leges and pointed to his record as Unit
ed States District attorney as indicatin,
his position on this issue.
There is one point that they 9TH
demOcrats) raise against U.S. said Mr.
Stimson. They say that we are re
sponsible for the high cost of living
1t is perfectly ~undisputed that the cos
of living has gone up; no honest ma
denies IL. Furthermore, / an not her
to say that il l should be elected tn
cost Of living would 90 down. II i
a problem that cannot be obliterate,
or cured by the result Of a single cieC
ton.
But there are some elements Of IN
, evil which we eau grapple with by les
. ~islation and by administrative actio
, and I I'm very willing and glad to hav
7 my record in respect TO those compare
4 with that of my opponent.
I ~ refer to those elements of th
higher cost Of living which come froI
$ the elements on monopoly and specii
privileges"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1910-11-05
FOUND

4 society pin was found on the street
of the city this week and left at this
Office. II has a date Of 1865 on il. Own.
or can have same by identifying the pin
and paying for this ad.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
benleber bore Mbgeres Opmerf.
iombeb 4aa ben beSte sriental-
ffe SIS.

&uiimoer at bore 2eiere, iom peo
bpuo goo Gobat er> naar be roger
Sen, oil meo @leoe befrefte alt,
boa6 Ser bltper iagt til CUNT for
IS a n" G%igaretter / e ftort
advertisement ! bette 8lab. Sbe
Nmerican Gobacco Company, So
%brifonter at bette berSmte @erfe,
og De iterite og melt pooplioelige
Observation-Disclosures i @erben, erfle-
rer meb &ette, at IS a n"
@igaretter er Ben be6ite oriental1fe
&bg, Ser ton faces for nogen @ris.
Disie @igaretter er tilbereot al
EN- n6merfet abalitet at Eobaf. Sc
bar en- Mroma og @mng> iom life
oDergaaes al mango @%igaretter, JON
ielges til Ben 6obbelte Bris. 9eres
fortrinlige @palitet % looe @ris
bar giort Dem til bore 2m6smen6s
Saporiteter.
Sc fan fisbe 10 at 6isfe bergm-
te @igmretter for 5 Gents. Do en-,
bber af IS fan @igaretter
bar en- Sort Sip, er bette 6en iter>
ite &er6i rogenIin6e tilb116t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Entered at the Post coffee at st. Paul
a6inn.. ass.econd class mail-matter.
$,bafsrbauiug, &lin,a % 8jGrte.

2egepioenifabcas ltore Sp9ape er
Of onpiie, bbpoo ser fan gapne eller
Faoe set meuncifelige 2egeme, lao.
bel 6soe- iom Mpoellesmioler %
9epageljer. Mau gisr altio bel
at lutte til 2egernes &aao torltlel=
Iiae &etninger. Mfeu man maa Dog
bu{fe, at Sc iom &egel bpr ta9es
.1,eo tilbprligt Senipn til, at bpao
Scr paSler for ct Mennelfe, fife al
tio finder Mnben6elie paa ct oroet
Menne ifebe0en er MI ellgang lite Ell
ensortct Molfine, men beitoar a
ees1oipioer, Ser bper for Jig Fan baoe
f~orlfiellige 2ipsptringer. Gette
aiulber m1oafe mere ON &rugen al
$obof chs on, npget on0et Mpoel
iesmio>ci. ct Stoi, ser far fanoet
fua piotjtraft Nlipen0elle JONI Sobat
Tan life iigeS at u9re ablolnt ltaoe=
Iigt / aIle 5ilfrloe, bpao entelte
2rger bar uitlet p%aaitaa. Set eaar
nro Sell paa id:irme @uaOe iom meo
Epirituoiu. Get CT Suer6rtpeller Der
er jfooeligc. Men en- onoen Gins
ct Set, ON Sen til enfelte Gioer %
un6er pisic 6orbolo life fan Blu
ffaoelig ielp l'oen Operortpelle. G
enqeIf 2ege far iaale0es bgpoet, at
8rugen al Sobot bsr inofrentes
sen ginteren og / folot &lima set
bele. &an gaor uo fra, at &uloen
aItio filler ltsrre Tororinger til
&iertets Girtiombeo, fife Blot til at
beoligebol0e 2egemetS Temperatur
Men ogioa til at moooirfe @lootar-
renes Communicating al auloen
$oboffen ct ct %norfotilf Stof, Sc
ferIiet influerer poo Siertepirfiom-
be6en, bpao 9Ggerne aooarer ON peo
at betegne en- belten1t @iertefunttio11
fom uSobafsbinrte". Maor ultiaa
4irrtet / Goroeien bar NOT at gjb'
re timber en- Iap Gemperdtar me0 at
boloe @lo0cirfulationen og bpae
oern1eo er forbunoet / normal Sr.
ben, bsr man life p6erligere beipe-
re BET peb en- oper6repen Np6elie at
9obd. Gette lp6er ret i~an6ipnligt,
og / bbert Gal0 bill set neppe lfa6e
at legee liot 8oan6 paa lin Sobafs,
trong / fri 2uft ON @interen. Naa
bar 10 altio sen l1onei at funne tage
&eboncbe np1 Mftenen, naar man
5io6er / Ser Iune &affelopnsfrog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
&affepoit.

@oftmaiter General &itcbcocf bill
/ fin @apport til &ongresien anbe,
fale, at Ser tiIIa6es 8affepoit-6or,
ienoelie me6 2a1opoitr1lterne for
@offer poa in6tiI II Bun6, bpilfet
er Mafsim,m for INTERNATIONALLY
Sorien6elier / 9iebliffet. &an ag=
ter lite at anbefaIe almin6elig Sn6.
ferelie at &affepoit for bele 2an6et,
fer ban Ter &eiultatet at @affepoit
90 2anoruterne, % ban %onbefaIer,
at @ongresien giper 8eoilling til
nnoerfbgelfe at bbor flor en- iaa-
@oft omtrentIig oil blibe, fer
en- 9ob ON 6ens StofsreIfe bliDer
freunlogt / Rongpesien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02


tore % ion1 hu1oe penteS dt bore
omtrert Iige ian rige moralife 6rng>
ter? &nao on bper orbeioSfbr ung
Mon6 forpligteoes til at tilbringe ct
piit MntoI Mar eller 6og Maaneoer
&mpen for at gjere Jig Noture,1
unoeroonig, / Miner, Sfoue, 6abrt,
fer, @tibe> S%ernbaner oip. Set bill
Sc liffert itipe mangen flap Dngling
op rent legen1li9t, % ser trengeS og
ubspes inpnlig en- ful0t iaa il1no
9ilciplin / S1r6u1triens iom / Sc nil
litere 6oretagenoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
,,8att(ings" Neoer(a9,

Battling" Nelion, BEN befienote
6aniffeote @epefeeter, Der for nogle
Maaneoer ii6en blep o%perpur6en at
I&mteren 80 @olgait og oerpeo tabte
tit r@bampionibp" iom 2etpeet
6egter> bar otter neret fremme paa
Irenaen for ON muligt at giennin=
De oe tabte 2nurber. @i6ite 2gr6og
meote ban ben eneelffe 9etpegt
@bampion Smen Morar / Gan
6roncisco - og tabte. Mftalen Dor,
at Ser lful6e fempes 20 0mgonge,
og op til 6en IL. 0m9ang itob be to
aempere ountrent lige bpa6 u6iigt
til @eir eIIer Me6erIag a11gaar. Men
i 6ente Stumble eior6e Moron ct lao
poG6iom u6fal6 moo MeIion, at 6en-
ne git / &ne me6 8lobet itrgm<
menoe no at munoen. San Tom
poa @enere i6ien, for ban Dor
"cormte6 out" og ire @ange gien-
tog bette fig. Men femte Gong bor
@eliom ioa m%eotoeet, at bm lite
tom op fsr @~amp6ommerens Sel-
ling bar en6t, og aampen bor- of-
91ort bans Mo6ftnnberS Sappr.
Set antages, at Melfon 6erme6
er noe af Sagaen for Mrenaens @eo-
fommeroe, % at ban mn for 1te6ie
trefter fig tilbage til @ripatlipet,
bboo ban Tan gibre meb foo meget
iterre @in6sro, iom ban bar iamIet
Jig EN- betp6elig Sormue Deo fine
mango aanpe. &an er en- ret eier-
|6ommelig @erfonltgbeb, men set ffaI
itges ON bmn, at bon bor bpret en-
at De melt tiltalen6e 6fifteIfer ben
Brofesfior, fom ban balete, og bo,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Mlminbeli9 &arnepltgt iom ct mo
ralif Wument.

@om omtnlt on0et Ste6 / bette
Rumer bar General Grant arbefa.
let, at Ser ber / 2an6et inofsres a.
min6elig 8ernepligt. &an anier,
benne for ct @o6e, ierlig for SEN:
jtore @eritprfe 2an6et 6erbe6 pil6e
faa; MEN ban paapeger ogiaa Den,
itoralife 8etp6ning oct pil6e faa for
8efolfningen, noar Sen bele mon6-,
Iige ung6om fif ct fortere ellie
1pngere &urius / Dticiplin, ioniter'
2eDebis oip. og ban benbiler til,
$pIflno, bpor Den militere l1o0an-,
r1eIle 1faI bape boaret De melt BEL,
iignelieSrtge 1rugter / &etning al:
9eogang / Ggoeligbeosprocenten
&eipeft for oooene bos Sc 8orgere
Der bar giennemgaaet MiliterifoIen
90 meget an6et go6t. &ebelopt6ier
o. Ign. CT efter @eneralens Baaltan6.
,tfienot i Spfflon6, toroi Gpiterne /
Sol6aterlibet bar lert 2yoigbeo moo
2oben.
9ette it6fte bol6er abiolut lit
Stit. Set ct life mange Maane-
Der ii6en 6er / ielpe Berlin bar iaa
biloe @fiesier, iom man 1ogenii1roe
bar let / ct cibiliieret 2m6 11oenfor
rent politiife 0moeltninger, og ser
til fomnner, ON set rationale @ulo,
Der fisbes be6 almin6elig @erne.
pIigt, lite fishes loplig bprt. Set
ct 10 netop 9ibenss itore &1age, at,
Nt1teru6gifter, ierligt / sc 2on6e
bbor ben Glmin6elige @prnepligt er
6rebt til g6erIigbeoer, og aItfao,
fbeoretif iet ifuloe babe 6e be6fte
Bt%rfninger, Ct nRr beo at fmuge|
.6oItene til Soroen.
.Men ane De 9pber ufortoIte, fom1|
fnn op1taness / @olooterftar6en "A
f,rn1e Der lite tenfes en- art6er al.
mit1eEo Bernepligt enc Ben mill
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

5eI 'lbHa1'apa aasfdslison'''s|.y
beo Maabeb elIer BrntaIiitef JON
iaa murtge al bans &aIbsfeller bar
giort Jig foragte6e peb. Som bar
altio optraaot iom, % er blenen be-
iom en- Gentleman at ollie.
Sen befien0te @port-Sournaliit
George 81. Barton giper bonn efter
at llbfal0et al bans iioite Scamp bar
blepet befien6t, fplge11oe Smtole:
Battling &elion" paatog fig
for flor en- 0pgope, oa ban gift i1o
paa at me6e Omen Moran. Seq
bab6e boabet ino6 &oab> at Danife-
rem ffuloe bol6t ITO i oe 20 &unoer,
men ieg frpgteoe, at 8ritten bar
~@at" opermaetig i enbber &en-
ieen6e. Set nar life Morm, iom
ilog Nelion - BET bar be frp9teli-
&c @lag anore Bugililter bap6e BIZ
brogt bom / buns IA @ars &arrie,
re / &ingen. Nelions giennemban'
teoe Mnotomi fun6e lite ubbol6e
flere @lag. Ser bar intet anoet til
bage at bam emo Sen fframmeoe
Sfal at barts fbr ioa robu1te Sftt'
felie, oe &oron fprengte benne
6fal.
rMelions @eoerlag en6er en- al
De merfeligite @arrierer / 8risfeg'
ter.&ingen. Daniferen fempeoe al
tio erligt, % 8ublifum Tom oltt>
til at oberbere en- &am1p, naar ban
itarteoe. San bol6t fig alorig til
bage. $am faite6e Jig ino / &am'
pen og fit Mooitanoeren til at fem.
pc meo. Ser fanotes life Pengt
NOT / &er6en til at fna Nellon til
at gaa IND poa en- Sfinfamp, oQ
Oct bar bans uomtbiitelige Seoerlig'
beo, Ser giorbe bam til @ports
Hublifumets Ifgu6.
~@aniferen bar alorig nogen Sui
regait. @l6rig bar nogen let ~8at
tier" ta9e en- Droabe @pirituoia Ell
Ter BRUCE Gobof / nogen 6orm. @a1
soeoe lite fine 8enge, ifipnt ban al
ti6 bar go6gibren6e imoo Dem, oe]
baboe biulpet bam, mems ban lat
UNDER og prepe0e at fomme fren
igien iom 8ugiliit. 0g frem fol
alt: @elion bar en- goo @en moi
fine Gorel6re. De leper BEN Dal
ioog / gooe @oar / &egemiicb, Sll.
ben lille 8p, bpor be engang boeo'
iom .Sottigfolf. 6oru6en at r@at'
Ter efter fine gamle Soralores @el
boloer ban fine pngre 8re6re Of
Sgitre / @fole.
~0em Der fien6er r8at" perion
Zig oil bore enig- meb mig, naar iel
| flyer, at ian er Sen reneite r&ri5
6igbter", Oct nogenlinbe- bar bore
| : M~n~onnH
-9on Dommen ODER Battling
@elion, lpoe ioale9es i ben american
ffe @portsber6en, bar bans Sands
meno ingen @ru1r6 til at ifanlne liz
oper bam. 0g set iaa meget min
bre, jom ban ,al6rig fornegteo
bperfen fin Natiqnalitet eller II
@prog. Sen @arro, ber. eliter Of
bielper iine Gorel6re og lin @legt
iom boloer tit 6olf og tit Sprog
@re, iom gier &et og Sfiel MOI
alle og iom al6rig ne6peroiger il!
ielp / bbao Selifab ban iao fom
mer - Sen Man6 er oltio en- goi
Man6.
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sans sgn,oen sovodraoe Rrias
@eorg @ilbelm bIeb npItg tilbnot
Megentifabet i SonnoDer unoer
preus1ilf Ooerbpibeo, met ligelom
fin 6ooer ofilog BAN enbper Stl-
nermelie. Ceres &aab til @elfer-
mes Tremgatg ipnes BOG no9et
lpoot, ioet set pe0 iiolte &alg blot
lpffeoes &artiet at beboloe 1 en-
- &labs / 9tigsbagen.
S 1867 blep Mericos &eiier, oen
eltrigife grtebertue @orimilian, ef-
ter en- fort &egieringstio benrettet;
baus gnfe, sen belgiife 8riniesle
Charlotte, erl1bler .sen0nu paa ct
Slot i tit &iemlanb 8elgien i ubel,
breoeligt @anpib ODER @%fiebnens
bitre Eil1fiffelier. 5 90 &ar efter
foriageoe 8raiilianerne beres aeiier,
8eoro Sen Mnoen al &1iet 8ragan-
ga; bans enefte Datter, % iaalebes
sen retmesiige @rping til 8raiili-
ems Grone, leper enonn / Grantrig
lom @repin0e al Eu, gift meo en-
af De o%rleana'ite Rrinler.
! Sill Sen 11pere Gioe 6iitorie bbrer
ogfaa 6en imufte besiiffe @rins
Mleranoer al 8attenberos forte
@ongeosmmae ! Buloarien fra 1879
til 1886, ba BON bleD ofiat, bpor.
letter ban un6er Soon at @reben at
&artenau flaffe6e @erben runbt til
Iitn De6 i 1898.
europa rrmrr1er en6nu en- for6re-
ben og ulptfelio Dronnina, ben en-
Sang iaa beunoreoe % omtalte
Dronning @atalie al @erbien, Der
efter Sfilsmisien fra lin minore
paalioelige 9@gtemana Rono Mi'
Ian al &uiet Obrenobdticb og Mor<
Set paa lit enelte Barn Song Iler'
onoer Ieper / Stilbe> % $40 i @iar-
rita.
Naar hi nebner De to @reten-
6enter Son @arlos al @panien, Der
Ieber / @ene0ig, % Don @ieuel al
8ragan5a, Der Dor paa @lottet
@eebenz5tein / 9itria, er piitnot
2titen ODER la~n6flpotige 6erfere
temmelig ful0itenoig. @an funoe
lilo ogiaa omtale 9romninoerne at
! Maoagasfor og Samaii og nogle
LAT lignen6e &ang, Der meS @eniion
LAT en- eller anoe1 flor aoloni}ta:
leper / 5ornisnino Der % Der, oa
omtale @tsiultapen af Eprtiet, Ser
ottnof life er forpth men, bpoo
Ser ct oerre, bolae3 fanoen / iii
eget 2an6.
en-. Sing ipnes b tanoflpetigs
Monarter at babe felI3: 1e li6er
ingen 500 at @a1ael >aa .benne
@eroens @o6s % Cult % BET fan
Ito oere Dem en- .ftor. Erbit. ! oeres
inolenoigbeo. S iaa 6enleenoe gisr
Ben ii6ite foriageoe aonoe Mana,el
!of Bortugal, ingen l1notooelie.' Son
bar foreItbig taoet QpboI1 ! eng
1m6. @egieuingen ! Zen portugiii.
he @epublif bill me> 6enipr til
Song ManueIs Gienoomme Inn mo
6rage, bpa0 Ser benbbrer UNDER @ta-
tens 8eltb0elie, mar bill reipeftere
aongens Yrtpateienoom, napnIig Sc
t5amilien 8rogan5a tilbbren6e Slot,
tie. Song Manuel bill efter at bane
betalt @onsefamiIiens @ieIo bape
en oarlig Snoteet af omfrin9
100000. Sen aarlioe Beiparelie
;poa oct portugilife Budget beo Sp-
bebelien al Sen fongelioe @apillilte
on6rager 100000. GnoFiSnt 81
|pi1liiten bortfaloer, oil bog Song
Manuels 8eoitemober> 9ronning
IMarie Bia, Der mes fin @Sn, Ser
tugen al Oporto>. bar beoipet Jig til
'SStalien, iaalenge bun Ieper oarligt
faa uobetalt en- Gum at $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

1prge Tor Dort SegenteS 9tp0tprfr og
Steering paa iamme Maa6e, ogiaa /
&etning af at fire bore fiere MOB
@e6 efter Dor De6, og SUB la6er
fin Col ifinne ODER on6e og gooe
og la6er regne ODER retf9roige %
uretfer6ige. Sc materielle 2ipsbe-
ttngelier er eng for bele Menneif e>
beoen. - &ar Ser / meget gamle
Gage oeret Sing at iige moo So.
men i en- .og anben 2oge; iaa bar
ben / 6e ienere Mor %un6ergoaet en-
amerfienoeIiesner6ig Soron6ring til
set be6re. Set er goaet Der, / min<
Ore Moale1tof, iom / bele oct 0anife
Solf. 2es t. cts. bpa0 .Sroels-
2u,1o forteller ONT Sorbol6ene /
Donmarf / &enesiancett6en meb
&enipm til l1moa0eligbeb paa for
fiellige Smroa6er; og iammenlign
Dem me6 Nlti6ens Gorbol6 / Dan-
mart. Sngen oil faite @m16s paa
oct 6anife 6olf i Mutioer, foroi Tor.
fe6rene itat li6t Del rigeligt paa
@arerne. Set Tan bore, at 8ro6er.
iamfunoet bar %giennemgaaet ben
famine n6bifling, / %formimoifet
Moaleitof, og set tiener set til 9gre,
at 6enne nobifling er foregqaet / ct
f%orbol6spts tort MQremaal.
8rooeriamfun6et bar lin @Ia6s
og lin 8etDoning blon6t Danif-Mme-
rifanerne, og oct oil bebol6e Sen,
alle @ngrb tiltro6s, iaa lenge BET
gipr fig fortient 6ertil. &ar Set
8rug for u&olger 9onife", iaa bar
angem &et til at forbol6e bet bam.
Suit pao:- n@It bpao Ser ;bor ct
gobt Sob, enbber Dp6, enbper &a-
Der, cerpaa giper Mgt."
st Me6lem al.
Strife % 8ro6erlamfun6.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-09
ROADS WARNED AS TO
COTTON BILLS OF LADlNG

NEW YORK. Dec. Representatives
of Is of the largest exchange buying
banks in the city. at a meeting yesterday,
decided that cotton carrying roads in
the south must adhere strictly TO the
rule providing that all bills of Iading
for cotton shall be validated only when
the property comes into actual possession
of the carrier. otherwise the banks doing
foreign exchange business may refuse
70 buy the bills. g.
The attention OF officials OF banks had
been called to the fact that some of
the roads were. dilatory in this regard.
II is understood the representatives Of
the banks agreed unanimously that they
could not safely buy bills Of foreign
exchange against bills of lading or ex-
port cotton unless such bills were vail
dated strictly In accordance with the
White Sulphur Springs agreement, made
between bankers and railroads last July.
This stipulates that bills of lading shall
not be signed until the cotton is in the
possession of a railroad company. The
American Bankers association, IL was
learned. has received word from the In
terstate commerce commission that Ii in
tends to stop the practice Of issuing
bills of lading for merchandise not ac-
tualIy in the possession of the carrier.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-09
COTTON SCHOOL TO Be
HELD IN ATHENS JAN. Z
Stockmen's Short course Will
Also Be Held at College of
Agriculture
Osnecial Dispatch to The Journsl1

fSnecial Dispatch TO The Journal)
ATHENS. Ga. Dec. THE fourth an
nual session Of the Cotton School and
stc>kman's Short Course will open at the
College Of Agriculture. I'm Athens. on
January .. 1911. and continue for ten
days Any one over Is years of age may
enter. though the course is intended pri-
marily for men who are over % years
of age but who desire TO improve their
knowledge with reference to what con-
stitutes the best form OF farm practice.
The college building. with ITS splendid
laboratories and equipment furnishes an
ideal place for the work and every farm
er can well afford to take a few days
OF and post himself with reference to
what has been discovered relative to his
business. The cost OF the course need
not exceed SIS to SIS depending on the
section OF the state from which the stu
dent comes Instruction will be afforded
by staff of experts In soils. fertilizers.
cotton cultivation and selection. diseases
and insects attacking cotton. the use OF
cotton by-products. cotton grading and
marketing. and farm machinery. Students
may also specialize in animal husbandry.
veterinary medicine and other subjects In
which instruction Is offered.
The large increase in attendance dur
ing the past year ma--es IL advisable for
those intending to take this course to
send in their applications at an early
date. so that proper provision may be
made for them Circulars OF information
concerning the cotton school can be Sc
cured on application to the college au-
thorities In Athens
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-12-09
GOVERN MENT lNDICTS
THE BATHTUB TRUST

DETROIT, Dec 1.-THE antitrust
campaign of Attorney General Wicker
sham shifted to Detroit this week, with
the result that indictments were returned
by the federal grand jury yesterday
against the 16 firms and 80 individuals
alleged to have secured control of SIS
per cent of the annual output of enamel
ironware bathtubs. sinks, lavatories, etc,
In the United States. The combine is
commonly known as the 'bathtub trust"
The criminal proceedings grew out of
a civil suit to dissolve the alleged COM
bination. begun by the government in
the federal court at Baltimore, hearing
being held in Chicago, Pittsburg and New
York within the last 40 days.