davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Alaska citizen., 1911-01-30
The Sporting World

large chocolate drop. As a matter of fact Al has jus as much right as anyone else. His interview fol lows:
 T have talked the matter over with Billy Delaney this week. and he agrees with me that il Is high time 10 issue challenge tn John son. l do not claim 10 he the hope of the white race. but | d1 think that I am one who is leEitimatcly entitled 10 issue tho challenge. am much heavier and show a lot more speed than the las- time that l met Johnson. My boxing has i'm proved. l don't suppose that ] hn- son would want 10 rush right in Q a fight. but if he wants to wait about year. as l expect will b the case. then l will le ready for him. Johnson certainly cant be getting better all this time. and there is no reason, SD far as l can sCe. that I shouldn't win back the title that Jim Jcffries list"
 I've beaten every heavyweight of nCte in the country anI if there is one more hanging around any place IT ru' him n my HSf. I've trim med Barry. Ross. Jack Sullivan. sam Berger, Shreck, Gardner and Bil Lang.
 Whats the use of this white mans hope stuff if the best of the lot cant get on? A l said hefor |. I don't want ] hnscn 10 hurry the thing up, but if can only get the date I'll be satisfied" The Longest Career in all Baseball
 Denton T. Young. aged A.
 First professional enCag ment, Canton. Tri,State league. 1890.
 Continuous major league service, twenty years.
 Joined Cleveland (National league). midseason 1890.
 With Cleveland, 1S9o-1S9S.
 With St. Louis (NationaD, 1898
 With Boston CAmerican). 19O1- 1908.
 With Cleveland, 19oS--.
 May 1. 1904. shut out Philadelphia Athletics without a hit, not a man reaching first base.
 June 24. 1892. for Cleveland. held St. Louis Browns to sixteen-inning tie, 3 10 8. at St Louis. allowing five hits.
 July 1. 1905. lost to Athletics. 1 to ?, in twenty-inning contest against Waddell
 In 19N+ he beat Ei Kilian of De troit, 1 to 0. in fifteen innines
 June 3C. 1908. pitched no-hit game against Yankees, no Yankee reach ing second base. and made three hits.
 Total games pitched in major lea gues. S11.
 Total games won. 50i.
 Total games lost, 307
 Average. 621.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13
In Bad II
Tn6u MuSt

What do you think of fellow who
is reduced to the necessity Of advertis-
ing for wife, or goose Of woman
who would reply to such an ADVERTISE
ment? They are not only small pota-
toes and few in a hill, bnt must go
where they are not krown to find some
body willing to marry them, and then
the divorce mill starts up. A lonely
homesteader did that short time ago
and the "affinity" blew in. tooa pos
session of the ranch end then blew the
puddin' head out. 1T is all right to
scamper around here and there for per-
sonal inspection and selection, but the
lottery plan does not yield pay dirt one
time in a thousand when people hunger
and thirst for a life partner. Mountain
air Messenger.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13
R0YAL NEIGH
BORIS WILL,
GIVE SPRHED

The local lodge, Royal Neigh
bors of America, will give a din
ner at the Krick building from 5
to 8 o'clock Saturday evening,
September Is, to which everyone
is invited The menu will include
the principal dishes of fue great
nations, Mexico, Ireland, En-
gland, japan and the United
States. The best that each of
these nations can boast will be
served for only twenty-five cents
There will be five tables loaded
to the guards with good things,
which no one can afford to miss.
Come and get square meal and
at the same time help the Royal
Neighbors. Remember, any time
from 5 to 8 o'clock next Saturday
evening.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13
Materials Tor
Making 'MOn6y

The materials that go to
make up our paper money are
gathered together from all
parts of the world. Part of
the paper fiber is linen rag
from the ORIENT. The silk
comes from China OF Ita Y,
The blue ink is made from
German or Canadian cobalt.
The black ink is made from
Niagara Falls acetylene gas
smoke, and most of the green
ink is green color mixed in
white zinc suIphite made in
Germany.
The red color in the seal is
obtained from a pigment i'm
ported from Central America.
Scientific American.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13
Silver Cup
Tor PrIz6

Colorado Springs, Sept. 12.-There is
on display in che window at Interna.
tional Dry Farming Congress headquar
ters a beautiful silver cup that arrived
today from Lethbridge, alberta. 1t is
offered as a premium at the Congress
Exposition, which opens here October
16, by the Lethbridge Board Of Trade,
and will be awarded to the champion
exhibitor of a bushel of hard, red win
ter wheat. Canada is barred from con-
testing The cup rests on an ebony
base and stands IS inches in height
Lethbridge is candidate for the next
Congress and is coming to this one
backed with big display and large
delegation headed by the provincial
minister of agriculture.
Two interesting official delegates, an
nounced today, are a personal represen-
tative of the minister Of Agriculture Of
China, the oldest dry-farming country
in the world, and an Indian Prince who
comes to represent the Imperial Co
vernment of India.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13
NEAR
TT 6HRSIzOzO

Carrizozo, N. NJ, Sept. 10
Miguel Luna is in jail await
ing the action of the grand
jury in default of $4,000 bond
on the charge of attempting to
kill Manuel Aragon, the near
tragedy occurring at the home
Of Johu Owen, where the two
men between whom bad blood
had existed for some time,
met. High words were fol-
lowed by gun play by Luna,
who fired several times, one
bullet passing through the
shirt of Aragon. Luna was
then overpoWered after a
and the weapon taken
away from him. =
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13
Preparing
Tor Outbreak

Juarez, Mex, Sept, 10.-The
Mexican government is evidently
preparing for the threatened out
break of liberals in the northern
states of the republic on Septem-
Der Is. It is learned here in
military circles that the entire
fifth battalion, now stationed in
Torreon, will be brought to this
city early this week, presumably
upon the arrival Of the 1000
federal troops in that city from
Mexico City.
The Fifth battalion will be sta
toned here indefinitely at least
until after the election. There
are 500 former insurrecto soldiers
now in the city; and the arrival
of the federals from Torreon is
expected to develop rather a deli
cate situation, although it is re-
ported to be the governments
intention to take the former in
surrectos cut of the city imme-
diately for service as rurales.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13
VIII SDrIng
d Surprise

Mexico City, Mexico, Sept. LII
DIR. Francisco Vasquez Gomez
is expected to explode the big
political bomb when he makes
public certain papers in connec-
tion with the revolution. While
the minister Of public instruction
has not given an intimation as to
the character of these papers, it
is asserted by those who profess
to have inside information that
the documents in possession of
DR.. Vasquez Gomez will show
that the finances which were
necessary to the life of the revo-
luton were supplied by the
Standard Oil interests in the
United States, and the inference
is made that the expected return
was that the Aguila Oil company
would be forced not only to buck
the strong rival Waters Pierce
Oil company, but a hostile gov
ernment as well.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13
ST EE,HKER CLARK
WILL STUMP
NEW MEXICO

of the state will assure an attend
ance that will tax the capacity
of the city. Already arrange
ments are being made to secure
a low round trip rate on all roads
and it is expected a fare and
one-fifth or better will be secured
from the different railroads.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

According TO the Albuquerque
Morning Journal, the democracy
has made arrangements for sew
eral national speakers to tour
New Mexico during the first
state campaign, among the noted
speakers being Hon. Champ
Clark, speaker Of the National
House Of Representatives. The
Journal speaks Of the campaign
as follows;
That the democratic party in
tends to make & vigorous cam
paign for the control Of the state
of New Mexico is indicated by
the activity already apparent
among the leaders Of the party.
State Chairman w. c.. Nc
Donald has opened headquarters
in Albuquerque and is directing
the organization movement
which extends to every county in
the state. Literature is being
prepared and arrangements are
being made for a thorough can
vass which will be followed up
with a speaking campaign in
which not only prominent New
Mexico leaders will participate,
but in which it is intended to en-
list the services Of men Of natio-
nal reputation.
1t is proposed as an opening
feature of the campaign to run
special trains to the state con-
ventioV in Santa Fe October 3.
According to present plans these
trains will be run from the Pc
cos valley from southern New
Mexico, from ColfaX county and
from the northwestern portion of
the state. By this means it is eX
pected to secure the largest
gathering OF democrats ever
held in the southwest and to
launch the state ticket with an
enthusiasm which will make
itself manifest in the most re
mote portions Of New Mexico.
1t is understood that in the
coming campaign the democrats
will be hampered by no lack of
funds to properly take care of
their organization work and
speaking tours. It is reported on
good authority that the New
Mexico state central committee
has been assured by the national
democratic committee not only
Of its active support in the way
of speakers Of national promi-
nence, but Of substantial cash
contributions toward the con-
duct of the New Mexico state
campaign. According to the
same report, the National League
of Democratic clubs has also
promised to deal generously with
the New Mexico democracy, both
in the way Of speakers and funds
Santa Fe is already preparing
to entertain the delegates to the
state convention on a scale more
magnificent than any thing be-
fore in the annals Of the ancient
capital and the plan Of running
special trains Of modern Pullman
cl,o,,o,.e f,OY,, tho fo,7y co,.yo,,C
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

Our friend Larrazola says he
has gone over to the Republican
party because it gives equal
rights to all and then states that
this same party stole from him a
seat in congress, to which no
one now doubts that he was
honestly elected. And, hence he
goes over and joins hands with
the very men here in New Mexi-
co who did the stealing. LARA
zola certainly has peculiar ideas
about equal rights Farming
ton Times Hustler.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

Samuel G. Cartwright and
VIII, Of Santa Fe, with Doug
las Walker as chauffeur, were
in town yesterday, having
come over from Albuquerque,
waere Mr.. Cartwright had been
0n political business.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13
CI0ytOn-CIdrk

Judge Howell was called upon
just after dinner yesterday to
perform the ceremony uniting in
marriage Mrs. S. E. Clark and
Frank Clayton, both Of Duran.
Probate Clerk E. w. Robertson
and Postmaster N. D. Meyer
acted as witnesses. The bridal
couple came in on the noon train
returning to Duran last night
where they will make their home
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

Allen Barrett went to Will
lard last night from where he
will take the train for Gallup,
where he goes to investigate
in reference to locating and
starting a newspaper.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN PRIMAR,

CALL FOR REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
To the Republicans of Estancia Pre-
cinct; Notice is hereby given that a
primary of the republican party has
been called for 10, O'Clock A. NJ. on
September the 20th at the Court House
in Estaucia. Delegates will be elected
to the Torrance County Conventions.
Fred H, Ayers, Chairman,
Antonio Salazar.
Manuel S. SANCHEZ.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

r. R. Archer, with the Albu
querque Morning ooJournaI,
spent yesterday in Estancia
looking after subscriptions to
the best newspaper in the
state.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

John Slater left last night
for Wichita, Kansas. after hav-
ing spent week here looking
after his farm southwest of
town.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

Mrs George Fugatt has re-
ceived a lot of her Fall Millinery
Goods, for her opening which
will occur on Saturday, Septem-
Der %.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

John " Corbett came in
yesterday noon from Noun
tainair to look after business
matters here.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

L. W. Clark was over from
Punta yesterday on business.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

The last quarterly confer
ence of this fiscal year Of the
local Methodist church, Which
was 10 have been held last
Sunday, was postponed two
weeks.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

Mrs j A. Goodrich, Of I.u
cia, was shopping in Estancia
yesterday
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

D. &. Howell is back from
Willard, where he spent Sun
day.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

The Fiesta at Torreon is on
full blast today. Several Els
tancians went up last night to
attend the Vesper Service and
will remain over during the
Feast,
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

WANTED-Girl to help with house
work after school hours in exchange
for board Box 1876, Estancia, N M.
47;tf
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13
LLAMADA PARA PRIMARIA RE
PUBLICANA

LLAMADA PARA PRIMARlA RE-
PUBLICANA
A los Repubiicanos del Precinto de Es-
tancia:
Aviso es por este dado que una pri-
maria del partido Republican, ha sido
llamada para las 10 de Ia manana eI dia
20 de Setiembre, en- Ia Casa de Corte en-
Estancia. Delegados seran electos q la
Convention de Condado del Condado de
Torrance.
Fred H. Ayers, Presidente,
Antonio Salazar,
Manuel S, Sanchez.
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

FOR SALE-Ayer's Restaurant. A
bargain, if sold this week. For par
ticulars see w. C. Ayers, Estancia,
N M. 47-tf
The morning news. (Estancia, N.M.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-13

There will be a new man in
town next week. 47-2tp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

Sen omertfanife legation bar ito-
ltent Srore ON. at aue apiuoer %
9ern boiatte laugS Eefing.Sanfom.
borcn itror lfal begioc fig paa geien
til apiteu. 9penS ~uoenlano'fe Srt0.
nonnerc itrcmmer / itore Sforer til
Segationerne, Der or ba~rrifaoereoe
o. bcoogtcoe al CT tnlrig Gagtltprfe.
Selegrammct itaofpiter ogian Wseb.
oeleIien ON Acknowledgements
Seier oper Sniuracuterne | Sanfop.
Otter Ell poerit heitig OF blooi9
aamp, bpori SniuraentcrncS Cab
aniIoacS iii 5000 Mono ialbne, blep
DC tpuuget til at rsinme Sonfom,
men DC bar inotoact en- me9et itPrf
StiIing fun noglc ioo 0tiI berira.
Silbogetoget foreaif meb en- go 90
Sroen, Der pibuebe ON, at Sniitrgcn.
terne bar bpgtige og e%rfarue 6srcre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
Sanolotteriet.

SanpeI Ben ferite iom oen iioite a.
8iuoerne / Sonolotteriet / 8regorp.
2. Gaf., bar EN- apinoe. Zen ierite
bar Mrs. Wforp 5. aen0aQ ira Rapio
Gitp, 2. Gaf., og Den an6en YtiiS
Sigrio SacobIou ira Nepmau
@rope, Ieb. Zen isrite traf 9tr. I
og oen iioitnpurte Nr. 5000. MteH5
De ipritnGpntesghumer fauite er uGro
3uiinoer al GoQors, er oen iioit.
nPpntes life pPrO Iige laa mango
Gent.
Si0en Mr. aen6aa traf "oet tore
SOB" bar Der blanot A~ul5reieren
Ter ppret en- iaa Itrrf Riit eiter ben.
oe5 6otograii. at bun bar iat Rriien
op iii S15 Stpffet. @piIfet bar ben.
lat 5uoge 8iIten, ben ieoerale Som.
misiGr, Der bar foreitaaet Regiltre.
ringen % 3rGfuinger, ! ogitre Gun.
oeringer ooer ~Sfiebnens Spil".
"Uer5. aenooQ err tIogere emo leg"
bemprfeoe ban, ba ban blep fortaIt
ON GriSiorbsieIier. "giu bar ieg !
pper ii aar meo gapmilo @aoro og
irit gratis uooelt nit aontraiet
blanot 4resiens Mpno u6en en- San.
fe pan 6en 6ormle, iom paa Den BIS
er gleoet mig no al Spuoerne.
gIanot 2o~ouinoerne ira Rlnnciota
par 5bor Roe ira Byron SObn
.Grotiin ira ct. 6rnncis % s. 3.
Gbegaarb ira blooming Grairie.
gfterretningen ON, at life minore
eno Al Sectioner al Saroet paa
Observation-Disclosures tilfoumer Sta
ten Soutb Gafota iom StoIe.
lamb, bar patt tor aonitenotion
blanot So~ouinoerue, iiRr blanot &c
beloigIte al 0isie, bpis 3rsmme ON
@ulo % arsnne Sfoge truer meo at
oplsie liz / Suit,
9isie Sectioner oil bli uonolgt al
Staten, isr 5lreu toumer iii Sano-
pinberne, og oet paoitaaes. at Ser life
paa belle oen bortlobbeoe Strefning
iinoes tort mere Sanb al noeen inn
oerIig g9roi END oisie Al StoIeief.
tioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
Sicm0no TOM
Suftifippere.

20 al Sen amerifonife Mtarines
Sfiiccrer, 9sitnonterne eapion og
Somers, ~foretog | Sreoogs Ell lrrSe,
les pelpffet Heiie / ct Rorineoepur.
tementet tilbprenbe Sporo.A eroplan
neoab aplten ira InapoIis, mo, til
9ucfoe @eadl, @a., ire Wiil ira 6or.
treiS Wonroe.
aiitanoen mellem DC to Trnfter er
145 Dtil, % De tilbogelagbe oen meo
en- @ienneminitSiart al nGIten go
Will / Simen.
Dc loo Jig bale neo paa 8anoet en-
WilS Sei uoenfor apiten, ifiitebe
Gripfraften ouer til Sfruen % latte
anrien moo 2anb. 8eiret bar nleget
folot, % oa apiten paa bette Funft
er ubeboet, bar De nPr paa at irpie
libel, fsr De naaeSe irem til 6olf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
Dietie Retsfienoelie.

Stotcn Sonos Ssieiteret bar oen
27oe bs. ofgipet en- meaet uigtig
aienoelie, ioet ben iditiIaar, at ale
@per / Stateu, iom bar oiienilige
2pS- % Gonoperf bar Get til at ilig.
ne al Sernboneeienbom iuoenfor DC
rcipeftipe gpers 8rpnier i'm retm9s.
iige Del al De meo Oisie Sorbeorin.
ger iorbunbne Smfoitninecr.
aienoelien afiagoes / a~nIeoning
al, at Subudue & Siorr Gitp. 9onen
bopbe npetct at betaIe i'm / Council
@luiis iIigreoe Gus. % S~nnoperfs.
ifot.
aienoelien bill iptte mango gper
Soma iitano til at iuofasiere Suiin'
Ger al Collars / Sfatter. iom for.
ifieaige Sernboner biotil bar uno.
ilooet liz for at betale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
en- foreelie Sranoulvffe.

Sra Granite Sails berettes ON en-
isrgelig ltIpffe, iom ON 9tftenen oen
26oe os. inbtraf noe paa Ole Sobn-
ions Sarm etpar MiI uoenfor gpen,
ibet Sobnions Sltitru o. et al oere8
Born omfom / en- S%lbebrano, iom
lagoe 8aaningsbuiet / aife.
Wr. Sobnion bnobe foriegt at gis.
re op en- allIilo ! aisffenopnen, men
ba ban life firhe foa set til at
brpnbe ristig ao6t, gift ban no for
at bente libt geo.
San bar life mel emo iaauiot fom.
met ben til @eoitIret, isr ban bsrte
anaIbet al en- itGrf Grploiion, og ueb
at ie iig tiIbage opoagebe ban. at
ben nebre Del al Suiet itoo / lps
Cue.
Stprten6e ben til Suiet Ipffebes
oct bam of iaa reobet oeres pngite
Barn, bporimoo BET bar unulidt at
mao aonen % beres eloite Barn,
iom beianbt iig inoe | aisftenet.
Otter granber, Der iom iagt lag.
De Suiet / aife, iauot man Stpffer
al Omen ipreot blot omfring, bpil-
fen SmitGnoisbeb leoer til Den Slut.
ming, Of Rrs. 5obnion, eiter at
Ranoen unr anaet no, bapSe iorisgt
at biGlpe pna Slben | Spnen peo at
balSe aeroiin oper ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31
Sieloopereaneen
itaauaot.

Sulofsrelien al SfinnelGgningen
al oen fanabiife 8ranb Srunf Baci.
fic.ganes Opergang oper &lippebier-
gene ieirebes Den 25oe Sftober meo
itor Ssitioeligbeb al De for a~nleonin'
gen foriamleoe grbeiberifarer.
Ganaoas treble transfontinentale
Sernbane n9rmer JIG burtig I'm Sub
isreIie, ibet arbeibet paa Den reite.
renOe Del, S~trGfningen paa Den peit.
lige Sibe al @iereene, oil bIi irenl.
orepet mleo al Strait.
iii @aaren bill oct bIi muligt at
ifibe Woterialer % andre Soripnin.
ger opaS Sra3erflooen til grbeioer.
IeireHe langs oenne Str9fuing bill.
fet | bsi @ra0 oil iremifpuoe og lette
arbeioet, SibtiI bar aae 6oripnin-
ger maatiet transporteres tilpogns
40 LANCE % oaarlise aisrepeie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-31

9er lin Sfilorine al Ntauoen,
bnorpaa Gooiepelt por bIepet tagct
ueb RGien % fert bag Splei, aioes
en- oetalieret 6remltilling al GiIltan.
nene / StaaIinouitrien ier Sammeir.
llutningerne / 1S9S-1900 % 0an.
neIien al 5eberal Steel Company,
Carnegie Company / Rem Seriep,
american Steel anb 8ire Company,
NationaI Cube Company, Rational
Steel COMPANY, american Gin GInte
Gompanp, 4mericau Steel Scoop
Company, Imerican Sbeet Steel
Company og andre aorporatiorer, %
ilutteIig al ielpe Staaltruiten Qlni.
teo StateS Steel Gorporation), buts
Organization fanbt SteO / 1901.
limited States Steel Corporation
organiiereoes unber 5. .. NorganS
iinaniieQe 9eoeIie / Staten Nelu Ser
len oa traaote / 8irflpntbeO Den lite
@pril 1901.
CHARLES 80. Shmab, Ser tibligere
bopOe peret Garnegies bsire Saano,
pq iom blep aorporationens fsrlte
8reiioent, bar, ifsI8e eget lloiagn,
oen, iom fsrit uofoiteoe Sonfen ON
ben fipmpemesiige apmbinotlon.
Get ifete peo en- Miobag, iom boIoteS
/ Seem Dorf, og bpori blanot andre s.
g. Norgan, Wr. Carnegie, $. 6.
Strict, 6. $. Sarriman % Senrp
Bbips oeltog.
Som ct Geiultat al bette biItorilfe
Miobagsielifab aabneoes Der fort
eiter al Der. Worgan lnoerbanoIin-
ger meb De leoenoe Staalfabrifiirs
moer / 2anbet, beriblauot meb oct
ItsrIte al Dem, Carnegie ompaniet
/ set gienleo at bringe Dem ole in6
unoer en- fpaes 9eitprelie. 0isie
Sirmaer omiatteoe DC flelte al De
ooenior opregneoe aprporationer,
bpis gftiefapitaler tiliammen ITO.
gjoroe ben ertorn,e Gum al SOIL
10000.
Soer enfelt al oisfe Sorporaticner
uogiorbe ielp en- aombination eg re.
prpientereoe tiliammen ODER 200
minore, tioligere ielpit9noige % uaf-
bGngige Selifaber.
s gptte for bisie &orporotioners
glftier og Bombs uoitebteS limited
StateS SteeI Corporations 9lftier og
% Bombs til ct iamlet geleb al
81 ,297 100000. Senere / 1901 %
/ 1902 optogeS / Sruiten SbeIbp
Steel Cube Company, Ell aombino.
ton omfattenbe II minore aorpora-
tioner meo Ell Sotalaftiefapital al
S15,O0O,OOO; oernPlt Union Steel
Company meo Ell Iftiefapital al
$45,0O0,000, % iom fort foru0 baDs
De ~abiorberet Sbaron Setel Gompa-
M, Clarion Steel Company og Hut
telig / 1907 meo RooiepeIts 9ifoIo
Sennesiee Goal oro Sron Gompong
meo en- 4ftiefapitol al $30,000,000
Huber De al BEN al aongresien
nebiatte Observation-Disclosures ioran-
italteoe aibsringer, fom oct for Do
gen, at ben giganttife aombonotions.
plan n9r bar Itrnnbet paa, at an.
brep Carnegie trueoe meb at trpffe
iig tilbage ira Cuerensfomiten. San
Loo Jig DOG iIutteIig opertale og MOB.
tog / Detailing for lit Staalfompani
Bombs, Der tiIlitrebe BAN en- iait
SnbtPgt al oUer 100000 ON
aaret.