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The Adair County news., 1911-12-20
The Democratic Legislature Must
Redeem Party Pledges.

The coming. session of the
Kentucky Legislature is the
most important ever held, not on
ly in its bearing upon the mate
rial progress of the State, but in
its effect upon the future of the
Democratic party. In the flush
of success we must not lose sight
of the fact that the progressive
principles advocated by Gov.
McCreary and his associates on
the State ticket were response
BILE for the signal triumph of
November 7th. The overwhelm-
ing majority was not so much a
partisan victory as it was the
expression of the opinion of
practically every Democrat in the
State, and many thousands of
Independents, that they had
faith in the sincerity and Honesty
of the Democratic platform, and
in the men who publicly pro-
claimed that every pledge in it
would be sacredly kept. Had
the voters believed for an in
slant that Gov. McCreary would,
after election, betray them and
prove false to his vows they
would have swept him and his
associates into oblivion. Had
there been an intimation that the
Democratic members of the
House, or Senate, would repudi-
ate the vital planks in the plat
form the whole ticket would
have gone down to merited de-
feat.
Parties. like individuals, should
be held to strict account. They
can no longer trifle with the peo-
pie. If they secure votes by
promise of reforms they must
keep their pledges, or suffer the
punishment that an outraged
electorate will visit upon them at
the first opportunity. What are
the conditions on the eve of the
assembling of the Legislature?
Gov. McCreary, with a lifetime
record of promises redeemed and
pledges kept, can be relied on to
do his duty. He will face every
public question squarely, and
will urge upon tie Democrats of
both houses that the promises of
the platform be translated into
deeds. He is not responsible for
the Legislature, nor can he COM,
mand, or coerce its members
but he is ready to cooperate
with them in enacting into laws
the principles which won the
commentator of the voters, and
restored the government of the
State to the Democracy.
But what of the Legislature
itself? How do it's members
stand on the grave problems
that confront them? Will they
strengthen the arm of the Chief
Executive in his effort to further
the interests of the State and
elevate the Democracy to a place
of power, where it will have the
respect and confidence of the
whole people, or will they listen
TO the voice of the tempter, repu-
date their obligations and bring
disaster to their party and dis
grace upon themselves? If that
question is not properly an
swered it will be too late to save
fba nop,oaroou FROM, tbo marble
The Adair County news., 1911-12-20
ompleting the job at noon to-

completing the job at noon to-
day.
The snow at Bounding Billows
the other day is reported to have
been so thick that the people
could not walk without stepping
in it.
The Tickville Tidings announ-
ces that some of the Republic
ans over that way are so strong
you have to hold your nose when
you get around them.
Seeing a national victory for the
Democrats, the postmaster has
decided to change his politics this
winter while no one is looking.
lobe Mosely says it is now 60
ing on two years since his con-
science has hurt him. He says
he is thinking of writing a tes-
timonial in behalf of the prin-
ciples of honor.
Miss Flute Belchar is laid up
with a cold which she caught
while standing in the draught
of air that escaped from her
accordion while she played it at
a party Thursday night.
Frisby Hancock has dreamed
several times here of late that
he was about to drown, and as a
precaution he now sleeps with his
head propped up, so that he can
keep it we'll out of water.
Cricket Hicks held the lamp
Sunday night while Miss Hostel
ter Hooks sang a solo at the Hog
Hill church.
= At one point her voice went so
high that Cricket was COMPEL.
ed to stand on a chair,
Ellick Hellwagner has returned
from the headquarters of Gimlet
creek, from which point he float
ed down on a raft. He brought
with him bag of turnips and
an armful of the latest almanacs.
We are glad to see people take
so to literature,
One of our acquaintance who
has been going under the name
of Rupgers since he got into a
serious difficulty iu the Calf Ribs
community a few weeks ago was
buried at the Hog Wallow
graveyard yesterday. He left
a will instructing that the seven
dollars he left behind be buried
with him. and this was done
He left a good many
bad debts and they were.
buried along with the goods ones.
Sim Flinders has been sitting On
his front fence this. week with
wads of paper stuck in both ears.
Sim is accused of stealing a hog
liver from a man over near
Thunderation. and does not wish
to hear any of the passing re-
marks that are made about him.
Yam Sims, who has peen seek
ing encouragement in the pur-
suit of the tickle heart and hand
of Miss Gondola Henstep, has
found a shadow of hope, she
having dropped her handkerchief
from her tall mule the other day
in order to allow him the priv
lege of picking it up.
Dock Hooks, onr blacksmith
and earstwhile dentist, is busily
engaged in putting some new
teeth III a crosscut saw that be-
The Adair County news., 1911-12-20

gave Solemn ASSURANCES 10 Tue
friends of temperance that the
law would be extended to meet
their wishes. Judge O'Rear
questioned the sincerity of the
Democrats in every speech that
he made. Gov. McCreary and
Mr.. McDermott and other Dem
ocratic nominees thundered back
at him that they were in earnest,
and denounced him for misrepre-
senting their motives and ques-
tioning their honesty. The
Democratic papers stilled the
fears of their readers by con-
slant promises that their party
would have control of both
Houses, and that the Democracy
alone could and would give the
people the relief the Constitution
declared them entitled to.
But that was before election.
What do we hear and see now?
The liquor lobby are plying their
pestilential activities all over the
State, using every argument and
infuenceto get Democratic legis-
lators to repudiate the platform
upon which their party was
swept into power. The same in
terests that have blocked legis-
alton year after year to prevent
the County Unit bill from COM
ing to a vote are making a last
desperate effort to thwart the
will of the majority. They are
burrowing in dark places; cojol-
ing the weak and threatening
the strong; pleading with Sena-
tors to violate the sanctity of
their platform declarations;
combining with predatory corpor-
ations that have legislative
favors to ask; working selfshly
always without a care for the
future of the Democracy, or, the
honor of the State.
1t will make every true Demo-
crat hang his head in shame
when he relies that these con-
spirators against the integrity of
a great party and peace and hap
piness of a great State have
found supporters ready to furth-
er their nefarious design. What
salve they can apply to their con-
SCIENCES that will ease them un-
der the burden of their betrayals
| know not, but | do know that
no Democrat in this enlightened
day can prove a traitor to the
principles of his party and again
face the people without getting
his just deserts.
The extension of the County
Unit has the sanction of a Democ-
racy that has renewed its youth,
it's success in Kentucky presag-
ing it's supremacy in the nation.
We must keep our word, every
man of us in and out of Office.
We must come clean. We must
be brave and honest and true, or
be whipped like unclean things
from the Temple.
l appeal to my fellows of the
press and to my fellow Demo-
Gratis everywhere to urge, with
one voice, the Kentucky legisla-
ture, which is overwhelmingly
Democratic, to do its full duty.
H. A. SOMMERs.
Editor of Elizabethtown News.
log Wallow Doines.
The Adair County news., 1911-12-20

When you have a bilious attack give
Chamberlain Tablets a trial. They
are excellant. For sale by PAUL
Drug Co.
The Adair County news., 1911-12-20

Experience IL the extract Of suffer
mg.-ArthuI Helps
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
GYPSY SMITH HAS
 SATELLITES GOING

Guudpa dauN raspl. ar aa,a.ue r. rn' nat .lr,i a..rm=s n, b.t rut .... naus fs h,am converted u.m n.r sinful wav~ ,mI- l... ualsa.r- .t tt. t",u1 Ih,atrr sr,. v"u,,rur how uu.n l"uE'r Gyp-t smt vH n. pr.ruffue ; greater attraction lnm fh.r r,..- ef tmus-m,ut-
 'rau af m-une aa. a. urla saal. uu rne who'd. .ity ha- b -.n aan R.ft~a r. ,ne -ta,emrur at tr. -s,n esIIet sarfl has .Np.rien,.d s r,.. arm aa., and I~ uov in nc-d col go revival NaN. ta make th, eo"d work permanent ! win continue ta work ir this vineyard uutu all th, frm la, t..n gathered ante th. me-pr k rn, statement ,f siyp-y smith.
 The average attendance. i- al,,ur r..n .th"u~aua and much enthusiasm k di- played at eeoH and every m.,tmr M"n a"m"n and ehHrnr coming for @ari u dr"sy- ts rn. mercy seat .r benches in front ar rn, r.~rrnn of ,n,. .,laneeh~t
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
STEEl, TRUST
 MUST QUIT
Nugget Special s.rv,e.

Nugget Spsefsi Service TRENTo-. Oct s7-Tn- attorney general through his local as-is,aut has filed .ctition to have the United States Ste Trust dissolved The they we19n the part or the tru~, that was not helieved to be in good faith and Attorney General Wickcrsham has ordered that action ha taken ai once In the matter
 All summer lonp there has been l belief that th" government w"uld get after the steel trust for the mfarma- .tion secured hy the agents of the dr- .partmcnt of Justice. combined with the spec ial committee appointed hv the house Of representatives last winter. and during th" extra session of rnn- gr"ss. is of such a nature that the bn- lion dollar trust, tn" gigantic combiu- alton of capital in restraint of trade must be put out of business 1T such thing as competition is to he had in the land
 The stock of the United States Steel Trust has been failing of many points "f late. and millions win be lost C. In- vrstors in the dissolution of the great. est af modern trusts
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
GOVERNMENT TROOPS DEFEATED
 PEkIN EXPECTED TO FALL

.s' 'e'''.'.- u rl' history ur tn. r..>a. lH'i"r oa. fought a Cannon. vh.r. th" -"tarra.ut rr"ap- had collected th""~'u'- "f -"0dior- to h3lt tn, r. "I'ioni-t- DO their mar,n apou p,ku Th' nat,l Hoa,H rt rnr Hur- lua th"a-aud- v.r. -Iau upun .rn.r .il. Tho r.'.i- a.tu..u a.a.. ...
 '' rr".r .,m just h.rrr. da-s -.sa.~,i.a ta pr,sktnr thr"uur 'n. ranks af rn. -o,,rum.ut 'r""p- ah"u .arnt-. r,ieu.d -lpr.m. fh' s'r"runaut rru"pe u.r. -lueht "r.d D, thr thousands and few of them .-rHpcd f"r Inc rcb.'- Ho mot take r-,-""'f. guGfu- rH. -an. tartir- a..
 '.r"i hy th, -mp,rur.
 After th hartn. varH a.. r,..s.d that tho mprrirIi-t- na,. surrendered several -uuh"ot- Nith,ut -. unurb as hruH q shot Tho prorr,-- being made. h' th' r.h',- Nurtm- tu. an.l crisis being near at hand
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
EMPEROR OF CHINA TO FILE [
THROWN OUT OF WINDOW
MONETARY COMMISSION
 SEATTLE THURSDAY
Nugget Special Service.


 SEATTLE. Oct 25 The m.mh.r. "f the monetary commission now mak ins tour of the West in behalf of the government and the work laid out for them tu Secury for the next session nI c"ngr"s. will arrive in the city Thurs day
 Tn" member of the commission have given notice iu advance of their arrival and will hold several sessions in m. city at whic', tim" the various bankers will be given a chance to talk over the proposed plsa- of the commission ,o h.. mad" |" colgrcss during the winter. and to offer such suggestions as the, may deem pest tn meet the rouuir. . m"nts on th- Pacific coast.
 Alter spealing two days in tn, city the commis On will proceed to Ta- coma. then n Portland. san Francisco I""s Aneele sand start back East.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27

fn. .mp.r'I ,uJ dI his family are wahu- pr.parfu"u- ta roe upon % few a"m"nt natfs. Everything is in r.aa.u.-. 2. at. u,m to Alukdcn ah'r. ,H.s aa Do. ua.r ,H. protection .f tn. Japanese
 Th. r.h.l. .u nrv uar-hinr u,nn FrEtn and there - Htu~ hopes of the e".,'um"nr stopping their progre-. "ri r' ,- "nN :, Hu--tuu of tlue when th'E wtII riptur. On. city.
 SHANGHAI oet .7. General Yuan runs has pr"olaim-t himself president "l th" r.puhlt, "t Hankow The vast o"WuH i~ t" h' divided into terri i"rt'- "' republics mutu all hsv. been conquered hy the rrv"Wtinni-t- then th'N "iN h.. uult"d into one.
 General Nnaupaug an. of th, lead 'r- ru th" rebellion r.r tn,. overthrow "f rh" i'ua~t, has beech proclaimed president "f IIauh"n which i- ,utireI, within 'h" hands ot rn- rebels
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
BIG FOOTBALL
 GAMES FOR 1911
Nugget spse,sI Service.

Nugget Spee,sl Service.
 NEW YORK. pct eI Cnmplrt, sr- judgements for thu. big football games for th" season of tall havr he,u ar- ranged for. and details worked out.
 It will r.quir" seven game to deyide the supremacy of Eastern r"ll,s..~ "a the gridiron this season.
 The schedule a> arranged r,r the his games k as follows
 Nov. l- Harvard N. Princeton. at Princeton.
 Nov. Dartmouth y, Princeton ,t Princeton. Brown v~ Nal. at New Haven.
 Nov K Yale ,s. Princeton at New Haven. Dartmouth y>. Harvard at Cambridge.
 Nov. e5-Iiaryard vS. Yale at Cam bridge: Army vs Navv ,t Franklin Field. Philadelphia
 Nov. O-Pennsylvonia vS. Cornell at Philadelphia
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27

what was what in plain English The remarks shot home and every one of them hit the hulrs eye. according to ih" local report. The women hrcame that angry with the pastor they com menc"d [" pitch into him They sur rounded him and clawed at him and in ih" general miN-up Preacher Rudolph was fired through th" open window to th" pavement below. from whence he made his escape whil. the habbl. of women voices could he heard inside th" church calling Dr Rudolph any Uhlng but Scripture like names and inviting him to come inside and have it out with them.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
PRESBYTERIAN PREACHER
 RECEIVES ROUGH TREATMENT

flock before they tossed him ont of The open window
 The city is all excitement this morn ing over the episode and the local pa. pers are making d sensation out of the
 church fight as they term the event Both tn" women wh" attended the meeting and ar" members of the va rtous aids that support the Union Presbyterian church. and the Rev Ru- d"lph has given their side Of the ease which makes very interesting reading. The substance of the whole ffacas be ing that the women took exception to certain remarks on the part of the preacher. who stood pat and told them
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
NEW PAYSTREAK DISCOVERED
 bT nOMcn DOUnDS AND rAnrmrn

#tnaI. sHt m# tfI- fmt, a#rr u. s4afn and auarh naf arIur au"vu
 rh, 'Iu, II th. anf appear ta 0. iaa n-et inaH #u rs-ragr n.tua.u sar ug HN.s.nt- ts fh. pan.
 ih' Hu-prrtar- hss. h'.n H...at.u- 'h'r rme uvmr To .".,r. rn. ras u a.-har hEeI tuat l- from %. ta ro feet 'h"}, -'a I.s"l and has. u-.a1 q, linn. tua 1eam The n"N rrla. br- Ha.u aad. ar 0m, t- Hn"4u.a- n. aaaf h..U Tn u.aH a.lG- ra. ta 2. 'ast above in. present. .aa .".s.
 AIr Bounds a.tlaH-h r.thHa ..tr H. diS,"N.rN. Will Eiy. auf uus mmgm
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
Nugget Special serv,ee

SEATTLE. p,t s; tauI. aII t. liners c"rnr ,lI le backsIidrr~ ta tns m"rry seat aud accept of the salvation h"wmg freely from th. fountain uf lf' Nith fhis an repeated p1ss ou th.. part of Gyp~y smith the noted sNanesli~, n th. eby hundreds ar converts ar aamns forward aaN at tn, meetings la, iS h"ldiue in th,. rlr,
 A graua revival naN, Ha- hi tn. t"uu The noted evangelist i- plead m= tnd prsyue tn tru thousand p""- pl, daiN wh" attend hi~ "p.u ar mrrtiHg~
 Last night tr,m amongst rb. r.u thousand p,-npir Nha attended the re- vi,J meeting at least two hundred came forward to be prayed for The evangelist ,S converting people bN th,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
HAROLD PRESTON
 IS SELECTED
Nusoet spse.al Service.

SEATTLE. oct -Go,-ru"r N. F. Hay has selected Harold Preston. % prominent lawyer of this city for puh- lic service commission to au the va csney recently made owing |" that of ficial suffering stroke of heart failure a few weeks ago.
 Harold Preston came to Seattle from Newton. Ia, in lSN3, and is now the senior member of the law firm of Pres ton. Carr X Gilman. Has always talk en an active part in politics. although not an orfiee seeker is a straight out and out republican. without the least trace of insurgency about him His selection Is meeting with the popular approval Of the people
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
TAFT GETS OFF
 WRONG ST. PAUL
Nugget Special Service.


 ST PAUL. Oct s5-Yc.t.rday morning President Tart got on wrong Ytylh P6e sbt8ggsRti6s sbt8gg Rti6s !RRsdF& eheIrP tinn for the head of the nation greet ed the president with several college wells and finished with "Rah. rah. rah. ski mah- hoorah' hoorah' Varsity Varsity Minne-so- -ta,"
 During his address to the students Taft informed the boys that should do away with their barbaric yells. Col leges were the best institutions in the land. but they should dispenso with their harbaric cals
 The students not only failed to give their yell when the president finished with his address but they allowed him [" depart in silence for his reference 10 their long time established "crv" was taken H~ an insult
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27

Homer i:"uua- am parta.i .att.f tathuN pr".p.,tms mH uarNus Iiu. -lav.- r" .uutir,. tn"m-.lR"- tnrr. Hn- su extension al fb. faHuu. thIrI beach In' paN streak toward l..,Il",t,l, aut Yellow stou" claims to th, etst ward ot Cunningham creek. ha,- hrru rewarded hy making a discovery on fh, Sourtnugh claim.
 Ah"ut two N"rh- ag" tur iv. m-r struck On" h'a,h and found at au su. tirdN di1"rrnr lrzrl than th"> o"r. l""kine fnr pay -aNeI Thay has,, u the past fourteen dsys cross cut th,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
WESTERN GOVERNORS
 WILL VISIT EAST
Nugget spee,s' Service

Nugget Speeial Service.
 PoCATELLo. oct 26.-Goy"rnor Brady today made the announcement that the governors from thc Western states will make So t"ur of the East this fall.
 The governors will leave the West on the 2sth day of November and will visit twenty two Eastern states be fore they return They will travel in a special ear and make long circuit of the principal cities in the Atlantic and New England states.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27

tan nat aauatf,a rJ at- m Hi- ppm tm richer th.u tho l.aA.si,v claim, ogsr winch ...n pga. augl. wa. vaged
 rnupI. ". ..ar- aea
 rn, opinion af tn. men una hasr Har. n, n,a #trih, tHtt tH. -tr.aF wH yrutnu- "u ,a-t at tHem for al let-t rhre. mules. ana l- the .>t,usiou et tho lannon's rhira hrach that ha- hr,u nunt.d lar lu that I"calits durns n, past uy. year- Mir Haand- and M partner uts.. h-,u trying tn locate rH- pa threads rNvr since th. nth oI Nat,mh.f a-t wear when thes moved faEH au tu thr rlaIm
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
Nugget Special Service.


 HANkoW. Oct s- Tn. h.-uurrs "t th, mol "f th, present rhin.s, d,- nasty is drawing to a close. The p.n- pl" Hr- maku- read, T" nr,. from P"kin th capital Emperor ru-u. is ready t" flee and -.-k protection at Mukdcn under the Japan emperor .,h, has offered [" protect aud book after him sh"uId th. rav"Iu,t.ui-r- cap. rr the city
 Tn" uprisinu tn talk. place. ,r Sruaas i- "f greater moment tHau r... pusar- believed. They are trying ,o stamp ont the rebellion. but tho sympathy %, m" ma~sc- is with the r,.b,l- Tn. n..,. government E. gaining u strength an4 power daily Victory is resting .rI then banners and tho rr-i~tou,, aa.r 't a- th", at,au,. t"vHi,l n, ..p.tuI i- mol "t -Hf'i,,ut moment r. r.r.raf 'h"ir pr"grrS~.
 Yesterday afternoon "u. of tua 4ru
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
MINISTER CHINA
 SAILS YOKOHAMA
Nugget Special Service.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct Minister Charles Page Bryan. sailed yesterday afternoon to his post at Yokohama and will look after the American inter est during the strife now in on that country.
 Minister Bryan k leaving with pri- vate instruction from the state depart mcnt pertaining to the revolution in China. He expects nc trouble to for eigners in the present uprising for the Boxer lost out in making war against them in their former uprising.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
Nugget Special Service.

DENVER. Oct 27.-Last evening after the regular prayer meeting in the Presbyterian church. a business meet ing was held to go over certain foa u"es of the church work.
 Tn" Union Presbyterian church k minus preacher this morning for the meeting last night developed .nto a light and Rev. Rudolph was thr".vl through window bv the iratc ua,l- bers. Lucky for the preacher th . ground was but a few feet below. for he escaped with a few bruises and a number of scratches. which he states were administered by his Christian like
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27

ness each contest b..'fyr.u tl, t,v. cnHmppnsnip teams.
 The money k to be divided up as follows Commissioners share Si4.00o. the clubs owning the two teams will divide Sao.oeo between them while th, players of the American Philadelphia and the National New Works win havr $l2N.ooo to divide among themselves as their share of the six games.
 Special bottle sale Seward Com mercial Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
 YIELD A FORTUNE
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 PITn.ADk.I.rfTIA. oct 97-The complete returns from the six game played between the Athletics and New York Giants are in, and money divided as per contract before the series were started.
 The attendance to the six games be- ing lIs.000 in round numbers The gross receipts s342.O 900 for the six games. or over an average of $5o. GOO the salary of the president of the Uni- ted States for a year was paid to wit
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27

For a nice warm bath in the largest bath rooms m the city try the City Bath House. Everything first class and up to date.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27

We cordially solicit your family trade and deliver all orders to your home free Of charge. Seward Coua1 Ca.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27

FAIkENsURo ( LAUGHS. chsm;st.
 Assays Of common and rare metals Carloads (Or lsssl of ore tested on mill siEe machinery. Write for catalogues es NssIer Way. Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27

For a nice broiled steak so to the
 Board Of Trade Lunch Counter he only charcoal brotler in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27

Take all your printing to the Nugget. Latest and most up to tate methods for turning out Iob work
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
REMEMBER TrE NAME

For prompt anr aaus'a0'nr. .auna.y ~ork cal up the Peoples Lnundry. Phone Main r51
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27

r". N..u lafr I-afaa.,. .arra.f. #s.. nf NrN Nnrk t'- aaGs.t eas..r.l.# America holds fnr hgr-f raHt f.r liyihrua- q" nr p..H u lalr lsf...t- a#3 ap Don't IfSHur rrfH enH #e seen W N Sac. -peeIal agent
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
NORTHWESTERN
 AT SEATTLE
Nugget Special Service.

SEATTLE. Oct. 27.-The steamship Northwestern of the Alaska Steamship line arrived from the North this morn ing at 7:30 making the trip from Nome n less than eight days.
 Several hundred passengers came south on the steamer and all report a fine trip with good weather most of the way, and speak highly of the service and care given them hy the officials of the boat
 Mining and Dredging Edition wrap ped ready for mailing at the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27

Visiting Card. q, suss., ome..
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-10-27
MACHINERY TRUST
 SUED 5000 GOO

Nuggst Spcoial S...t--
 upSrnN ort The United state Machinery Company ua- tndas H##a. a.. defendant m a two million fa''u -#l having recently been found
 r'H #. l"lufng th. anti trust laN.
 fn. government t rrU Uerk~ aga Aaa tu ahtr,aI- "r the company udict- s# t"r atHna trusr n restraint oi trade aua r.ns fr.ut -uul tn- -tut instituted t"das l. rHe aut"om~ "f eer- am manaftrtHr.- n.iu- unable. tu 70 am, rrrtau m"uuae and t-iu4 put stHf .f h.-0n.-- p, ihr Uuird state Na.Nu.tE '.s r#rs sf tHiy eity