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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
u nod aud B faIt nie i'm @in.

f111er nod altd talt fple I'M g e.ln'
ter. 5
Mnn bat aud nod benz 2aufe Der
Come genaa berednet, mann ieoe
SS~abres5eit ibren Mnfang nno ir
gnoe bat. Ger Gribling fdngt I'M
gefaibr am Fl. Wdr8 an, Der Com.
mer am 81. SUM-, ser SCRIPT am 81.
September, Der @inter ON ~. Sc,
5ernber. Das trifft 3ieH1lid ge1all
gu, menn auh nidt INNER anf Sen
Gag. SIM &alenoer fann man ieoes
SSabr ieben, an mel9em Gage unb gu
mel6er Stun6e ieoe Sabres5eit ibren
Mnfang fat.
8eim Briiblingsanfang uno beim
&erbitanfang lit Ser Sag geraoe 10
lang ipie Die @adt;; beim 8eginn bes
Sommers lit ser langite, beim 8e-
ginr1 oes 8inters ser f~iir5eite Sag.
3as gebt 10 IN einem SSabr mie in
bem anberen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
aein @ra1nb Sic Mrbeit a,f5mgebem.

@enn guer Doctor Gu@ beauf-
tragt, Sic grbeit ein5uiteuen, 10 madt
|gud 6as idtpanfeno. SIR mibt, Str
|iei6 i6mah, beruntergefommen uro
bob Cure @eiun6beit nod]gibt ei1e1t
Sag Tim Ben an6ern, aber Str miiBt
10 ldnge orbeiten, aIs SIT es u1tsbal-
ten fonnt. Was Str notbtpenoig bom,
lift electric 8itters, oag gnrem @p-
item @raft, 5t6rfe l1no Gnergie per-
letbt, I'M Gurer @infen 31 perbiitent
ur6 gud mieoer at beIeben. geio
nidt idtpam franfIid ODER binfanig,
10 Iange electric Bitters Guh M1tber1
4bringt gleth nad Ser erite1 Doiis.
Eauienoe iegrten es neger ibrer gil.
ten @eiunobeit uno St6rfe. geriudt
.es. SSebe SIaide 1T garantirt, oab fie
3nfrieoerbeit gilt. galr 60e bet Der
Molitor Druggo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-07
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Oe9tD 0eyetlS.
gb}caep, Sd. f@ret6bff an A. september 1910:
Seben M1onnt bate to- etnen btS 2 s1nfdle
bon Ganlfu6t thr 9 sabrs. tI@te ggenetane BET
Is si tss s.hr, a6er as SSas e s5s,Is.s a aerbs esTIasts
lM1b tatte fettber nod tetnet 4nta1i " bt1
ilber1eugt. baB ID bon 6er Ga1tu$t oolte
6tes untttel nlr beftenS en1pfebIet1.
anS q. Sl.an SCI 1eiI:, sae. gseIteSS,
tS%retbt @err g, @sarttr1 San6opaI an 9.
Mprtl. 1910: Mei1e @eiu1bbett iteb btel 5u
trtlnf9en .abrtg; bate bteI S@naer5eM dr5t
!!tde 8ur1t herfagte.. 81 mar febr ttteberges
f@lagen. u16 glalbte, 1letn 2etben tet illbetls
bar. eluf enlpfebItng be3 BtarrerB berfu&te
g gettor. a6nie'S glsreenttarIiter ulb y llet.
bejert ft& ftettg; t9 lam fit u1etren. 4ont
tlt@t Morte ftl0en; &uerbe oa3 NftteI aber
ieoerularlll. euapfeblen
~AAI Elm tpertbpone3 Bud fHr Extraordinarily
7(pLg tpirb SSt6eu1 ber e2 berIongt. .3ugetarht.
49, Nrr.e erbaltel aud bic aee6tltn uiutcnf.
9ieie Meebi3im mnrbe felt BEN Sabre 1875 bDn benz
-4o@p. @aftcr Rbnia, Sort maSne, .sSrb., ~subsreitet
nnh iest unter feiuer Anipeifuug BON BEE
k0ENlG MEDICINE CO., {
roo Lake ctr. CHICAGO, III.
=. - eet 9s.tbeRers u bebea GO. -.
otete $1.76, Q tat 5000.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-27
mo BACKBONE
BROWN

The bin providing for the extension
Of the franchise Of the Rapid Transit
company is stlli In the hands OF Gov
ernor F'rear, with a possibility that he
may sign II before the time limit Is up.
As IA result, the chief executive stands
accused Of being man without back
bono--a coward" by Senator Cecil
Brown, who In the last hours of the
Senate's session last night INDUCED In
severe criticism Of the Governor.
Senator Brown insisted that II was
the duty OF the Governor to either
sign or veto the bill and give the Leg
islature n fair chance to express It's
opinion by overriding his veto against
the bill.
The Senator from Oahu wanted to
know how long the people are going
to stand for this sort OF thing" and
then he moved that n committee be APP
pointed to wait on the Governor and
ask him for action. Senator Browns
motion was ruled out of order by
President Knudsen. but the hot criti-
cIsm still remains 'in the record"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-27

enues from developed lands Of the
Territory under lease will go for
schools.
The House passed bills creating a
harbor commission and a waterworks
commission for Honolulu the first
now being law, but the second be-
ing killed in the Senate. Two inn
portant street railway franchise bills
were passed, one for Hilo and the
other for Honolulu. the second be-
ing pocket-vetoed by the Governor
The Legislature also took up the mat.
ter of the raids made by Coast agents
on Hawaii's labor supply and passed
laws of regulation, which are now
being tested In the courts.
One Of the important matters ac.
complished was the setting aside "
Makiki valley as public park. thus
preserving this wonderful beauty
spot for the benefit Of the people
Scores of other pieces Of progress
sive legislation were completed and
others begun that will hear fruit In
the future.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-27
RECORD MADE
BY Legislature

Besides establishing q record for
progressive legislation of all kinds
the sixth legislature, which went in
to history last night at eleven o'clock,
redeemed every platform pledge
made by the Republican party at the
last campaign except one. That one
was the County record Office plank
which Is minor matter and was OPP
posed as being detrimental to the
majority Of business interests.
Practically every platform pledge
is enacted into law, conspicuous
exception being the direct primary.
A primary bill passed the House, was
killed in the Senate and then a sort
of substitute, the Towse bill, passed
both Houses.
The Governor pocket-vetoed this
bill, which was sent to him yester-
day. so the direct primary Is u dream
for another two years at least But
the other pledges were well kept.
Education. made a first charge on
the revenues of the Territory, is a
big beneficiary from the Republican
Legislature. The school fund bill was
passed, giving education s65,42 from
the general and special fund, and the
loan bill gives education s449,-
schOOlhauses. Further provision Is
made for larger payrolls for teachers
aud AN elastic school system.
The plank pledging the Republican
members to progressive conservation
was carried out. Aid has been pro-
vided for the experiment station
work. for agriculture and forestry, 4
special department with superin-
tendent of markets at its head has
been Grated, and the special income
tax has been continued for two years
mere.
The plank declaring against a re-
opening of the prohibition question
was observed in the spirit, the only
liquoN legislation having nothing to
do with prohibition.
Public health, another Of the plat
form pledges, was one Of the biggest
issnes or tho seseion ana Tho pnI.
Iotir,s ronorts doy o,,ar los, oil,
sbow tho nro.ross tho, uaa 81,
rho onroirimon, -, s,oo,o, cont.
torv cnmmission an, ,ha annromr,a.
,Inn ., = amao,aI ,mna -, sorn non 49,,
n,o ,wo ,,ns, ,r,nor,an, IT. 80
od IN ia, Gght ,n,. - o,aan ao,n,,,
The poard nr .uoaIth,s nowora hav,
hoo, vsry l,rgeIy ax,auda, nm. Al,
hoord now X cln,boa u,i,, ou,nIa a.
thoritv IN onect the much.ms.da,
claop.un Tha snac,al nIanr coI,in,
for homesteods for parsops discbarp
ed from tbe ,ener settlement IVA, frI
, 6Ilad cooko.s hin IN tbis osao, nou
being a law
New wborves have heer ,rovided
Countv goyernment extended nm,
su,epuorded n nermapa,t settIoma,
of SI25O montbIv made for Queen ~
lnuokolonI KIIousa no,iopo, norL 90
Z sor,o insigto, ,,,o, ,ho 49,. ,,,,t a.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-27

Spring planting Of wheat In Canada
and the Northwest was responsible for
the withdrawal of s550.0OO from the
New York Cubtreasury In one day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-27
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BRoMe-QUININE, re-
moves the cause. Used the world over
to cure cold in one day. Z. W.
GROVES signature on each box. Made
by
QARIS MEDICINE co. Saint Louia Y. -
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-27
Please Read These Two Letters.

The following letter from Mrs Oye Rock will prove how unwise
1t submit the surgical operation when
may be avoided by taking Lydia 1nkhams Vegetable Compound
She weeks in suffering
than before. Then after all that suffering Lydia Pink
hams Vegetable Compound restored her health
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-30
NO SUNDAY MAIL DELIVERY
All Carrier Stations Will Be Closed
After Next Sunday.
SPECIAL RULES FOR THE DAY
Collections ne Usual and Special De
livery Letters VIII Ne Cared
For Just ~ before Change
was Ordered.

On ana after July ali carrier stations.
with the exception OF the Union depot
postal will be closed on Sunday. Sunday.
July 2 will be the last Sunday on which
letters win be distributed from the carrier
windows, as has been the custom in this
city for a number Of years. The announce
ment Of the Sunday closing was made
Thursday morning.
II is the desire of the Postoffice depart
ment that postoffice clerks be allowed one
days rest each week and cooperation OF
the public In making the Sunday closing
effective IL asked by the authorities. The
usual Sunday collections viii be made.
The closing will necessitate extra work on
the part of the carriers on Monday morn
ing. However. It is optional with the car
Fier whether he distributes his mail on
Sunday OF not y
At the main office Union depot pos
tai station the following schedule will be
observed:
one general delivery window and one
stamp window will be open from 1880 a.
Carriers department, registry and money
order divisions will be closed.
boxes and lobby win remain open as
usual that box patrons may secure their
=
practice Of securing their mail on Sundays
may rent boxes at the main office for That
purpose.
Persons other than those having boxes
whose mail IL delivered at street. addresses
and who anticipate the arrival OF impor-
tant letters on Sunday may secure them
through the general delivery window dur
ing the hours II is open by leaving a writ
ten order at the office OF the superinten-
dent OF delivery not later than p. m. on
the preceding Saturday. Such orders will
be good for one day only and will be
taken UP with each delivery.
Special delivery matters received Sun
days or mali Tor which persons leave spe-
cial delivery stamps to be affixed after
II reaches the postofflce will be delivered
by messengers usual.
Outgoing mail will be dispatched as for
merly and mali deposited in downtown
street letter boxes will be brought to the
main office for dispatch under present
Sunday schedule.
Street car collection service extends over
the principal street car lines and persons
ia the residence districts who desire mai
TO be dispatched Sunday will insure dis
patch Of same by depositing in boxes or
street. car line.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-30
CARPENTER is BADLY INJURED
Otto Thompson Falls from second
A. Floor 10 basement of New
House.

Otto. Thompson was precipitated from the
second floor OF a house he Is erecting at
1873 South Twenty-fifth street into the
basement, and It Is believed that no has
been internally ana seriously injured. He
resides at s713 North Thirty-seventh street
and was taken to his home in the police
auto after having been given attention by
tho department surgeons
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-30

For summer diarrhoea in children al
ways give Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor ell, and
a speedy cure is certain. For sale by all
dealers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-30
Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday

IS ID. sack Pride of Nom
nett's Flour, for, &l.aQ
Full Cream Oh eese, With
10 stamps the Id. NC
Virginia Swiss Cheese,
and 10 stamps. ID. 26o
Bottle Eddy's Salad
Mustard. and s stamps
Tor ,.....-...... LOG
BennBtt's Best Coffee,
and 20 stamps, Id. 500
3 lbs. Bennetts Best
Coffee. and so stamps
/ ID. benefits Golden
Coffee. and 10 stamps.
i Is. assorted + Teas. and
so stamps ......... $50
j ID. assorted Teas, and
40 stamps ..... $50
i pkg. Tea Strings. and
10 stamps .1bo
3 large cans Columbia
Cream of Rye breakfast
food. and 10 stamps.
Tor .s..-...... 400
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-30

70 jars Peanut Butter,
and 10 stamps 400
40 bars Beat EN- All
Soap. for ......... 26c
30c Jar Tea Garden Pre-
served Figs, for 2oc
Galloway Patented
Flour Sitter, and 10
! Quart can Franco-Gmer.
lean Soup $3.50. 26c
6 bars Electric Spark
LssfEsSsS jar queen OWES
Pint can Gaiiiard's Pure
Olive OIL ........ zoe
u Id. can B. c. Baking
Powder. and 10 stamps
Can Marshall's Preserv-
ed Bloaters. and 10
stamps ,.... 400
1 Id. hand picked Navy
Beans ............ DO
2 cans Van Houten Co
Goa. and 10 stamps 2Sc
l3 packages Star and
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-30

Crescent Macaroni or
Spaghetti, and 10
stamps for ...... 06o
pkgs. Capitol Mince-
meat .......... $50
can Brockport Sliced
Pineapple, and 8
stamps .......... loo
Quart can S. w. c.
syrup .........,.lo loo
soc can Old Mission Ripe
/ can sniders PORK and
Beans, and 10 stamps
2 cans snider;'s Pork and and
Beans, and 10 stamps,
Whole Jap Rice, ID. So
EXTRA SPECIAL
Cream honey Cookies.
the pound ....... lac
1 ID. bricks Benefits
Capitol Butter-guar-
antei full weight, 26o
Choice Country Butter,
! the pound $3.50. $50
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06

r%inssmiooe1 iom 9r. Ga1omells sDyup
pepfn, iom beo at renie Suopolbene os
itprte be imaa Mabemufler ftrats pil OPP
bebe 2ibelien.
Settle CT lite a1ene Dor esen Menins,
men bet iamu1e mener Mrs. 81. s.. Meoo i
Sreeport, &anias, bpis 9arneoatter bar
brust ben meo @elo, os Mrs. S. 81. q8bit=
ing / 2eno, 8is., Tom bru9er ben for
Sprnene os fig ielp. Sen ielses / so Gents
os 81 Glater / etbbert @potbet, men bbis
Sc fbrit bniter at prpoe ben i Gamilien fbr
Sc tibber, oa ieno 9erej Moresie til 9r.
80. q. Ga1btpell, $50 @albtuell 8utlbins,
! Monticel1o, Sa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06
6tttH M l1ar ri Hngrltgt
8artt 11ruu nrttr frtt.

Gn Gamilie meo imoa Bsrn iom CT fri
for Gp9oom i @uiet CT en- Gjeloenbco os
bet CT oerfor btstist, at Gorelorene bpr
oioe boab be ita1 benptte / foretommenoe
1i1feloe. Nt ct Barn meb en- alporlis 6Dg=
bonn bebsber en- 9ese ct ianot, men i DC
ilefe Silfelbe lioer Barnet, fom enbpcr
2ese peo, af ct Maoeonoe, iebpanlis en-
uregelmGsi9 Mabe.
Ser er insen Mening / at sipe bet en-
9i1le eller ct Miobel iom ct 1bbnbDsienbe,
% beller life Tan en- ub1tDlnins al SSnbz
Dolbene anbefa1es. @in bet bellere en- ntin=
bre 9ofis af ct milot os op1ibenbe 9atse
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06
6, t a I 3 + a a 5 g /

HNA E=L
81 ZEN op6 5. gn al Be
i 1anmarfs offenlige Sip melt iic'ln.
te % agteoe Maao, Gtatsraao NielS
slnoerien, spbolm peo @ientofte, CT
Sen IL. September afgaoet pe0 9p>
sen. @%tatsraao Inoerie l1 bar paa
mangeMaaoer oeltaget % grebet inb
/ set %offenlige 2iu, fprlt og fremmeit
iom 6olfetingsmano, ioet ban bapoe
|@noe / &igs6agen fra 1886 til
1909 iom &eprei entant for D6bp og
|&biite6 &reoiene / GbD. San par
|&pireman0 og cit BARN 6oriparsper,
pg set bar napnlig &enitreS Stil>
ling til oe1rne Sag / Sc politiife
@ompaar, iom gioroe bom til Ell
nforionlig M%poltanoer al Set. S
1885 blep ban Danl It M%rbei0sgiper=
log Melterforenings ferite 6orn1oao
% bolot no / 0el1ne a1ltre1genoe
@tilling til 1907. S oenne Ggen=
1fob leoeoe ban Sc itore Mrbeioerfam;
pc moer2ocfout'erne 1897 og 1899
og bon gioroe set poa cit iaaoa1
Maooe at ban aftpang ielp Mooitan.
6erne / 6ogforeningsfreole1e Mgtel
lie for bans 2opalitet og Sroboloen
beo. Manefoloigc onore Sillios
bperp befleote ba,1, babe / &omlt
men, bpor ban boeoe og I 6orret
nings= og Snoritrilipet.
9fiels Mnoerien par EFT 8onoelpl
fra G6p, ser begpnote me6 bare See
Der % ollereoe / % Mars Mlbere1
begpnote CIT Gntreprenpr=1orret
ning,1pm blep en- al SC ltprite / Can
mart. S en- Mloer al 81 slar pone
:,oe ban Jig / Salt me0 lit fprite iterr'
Mrbcioc og onlagoe Sern6oneltref
ningen fra @illerpo til 6reocnsborg
&rigsoaret ofbrpo bans Sirflombej
for CIT Sis, men mart err ban pao
np / Gang mes @rtreprenpr=Mrbej
ser. @on bigger @ellingborg-Scs
Iebolm=@oncn Marbns- &pon1
aaaro=9anen, &illerpo-@relte>
,8one1 og &anoers- &oolunoboner
onlngger @ellingprs npe @opn o
3nmplporpejeu ira &iebenbopn Il
alampenbor9. @ertil fan fries bF
1|tpoclige Nrbeioer pes 6ritninasar
!Ieggene / SO'erne iamt Sprooffern
paa &efsbole6en og | 9ellingpr. Sc
.|oisie ltore 6oretagen0er tjente 9tiel
, Mnoerien Jig cit life %ubetpoeli9 Io'
niue og itifte0e for en- Gel al oenn
iii 1880 ct 9egot pao 100000 &r
bpis @entcr onpenoes til tilifao'
fomne M%rbeioere og beres gnfel
<|Gin @ntreprenprforretning pebble
: ban at 0rine, in6til fam / 1899 a
tIltoo sen til 1in &ompagnon &C. G
Monberg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06
&ipbenbapn.

SO 5 rueI gbe6 Sag
6 Ii I 3 er11e. 9agn1artbea=
trcts npe 9irefter, M0om Eouli en,
bor forbuot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al
ierpere a10et ems MGlf og Gitron=
pano for Iunftionnrerne. @an pil
lite bape set 9lilapperas / a1tlis=
! ierne, tiger ban.
s y. g plitiusiitc tent
M tells Sene en- er plu>icltg
aioooet peb 9p0en. Sen ofoeoe &C.
!lrote / oper CIT S11es Mar stiilit=
gu1 io1n Msiiltent paa Mprre1aoc:
&olitiltation og gior6e Jig / bette
gmbe6e o%peroroettlig afbol0t baaoe
LAT fine m0erorone0e og ofEl,blifl1m
ga fan for ct bolpt Mors Sis ii0en
|traf Jig tilbage, mo0tog ian talrige
i @eOiier pao oeru1e &op11loritet. Gen
afbpbe blen e Mor gommcl.
81 + c 8 e 90 + c s
a g. @n0elig itaar SEN
iSorfofag, ser iful rl1mme &riniesie
Diaries Site, fGr6ig / set Muferlfe
Mormorbruos 2ofoler, og pil blipe
fprt til &psfiloe, bpor @rtnlesien
ifal bpile / &rppten nnber 5reoeris
5tes &apel. Sarfofagen nejer 2O,=
1000 &unb, og Grmsporten, ser ifal
foregaa pr. Mutomobil, bliper 6erpeo
iaa nanlfelig, at Sen pil. togc Ell
l1ges Sis. Sen boi6e corrariifc Sten
berer fife mango 9eforotioner. 50
fine og e11fle @elimier al Mfontbus=
|bla6e og set ban1fe @aaben CT bcle
i&rp6elien.
song 6 br tion s.
e 9ibbe t, sen
orobiife Singit rguSiuf", ser iioen
&rnge1s 9p6 far ipiit MaaoIens,
breo / 6e %fongelige etoloe, er bso,
omtrent 80 Mor gommel. Set rur
Ell afogoe @onges Dn6lingsopr, iom
ban nreget ofte benstteoe, ierlig peo
Mara6er. Gems iibIte Gang par CT
ter 6ens &erres Site be6 9igbege1<
|gelien 1906. Nfogoe &riniesie Ma-
rte tog fig meget at &ingiten eftar
&ongens 500. Sen bleo begrouAs+
| DDrebaben be6 sen rl%espigife"
@ten, Ell Maos iom &riniesien / ''ia
Sio bar beitemt.
6 n@ gitb1om t 8 d me
0 b e + a II 6es % II g.
p 1pn6res :. On ung Game, Srf.
2arien, baboe paa @git-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-06

1
nrboloe SEN ene al @ol6smen0ene;
fan CT go6t fien6t AT &olittet og
goor UNDER Mobnet rMgent" &olcb.
Sen %operfal6ne Game blep bnrtigt
brogt til lit Stem. |@1m bar frpgte=
Zig forrepet / Mniigtet, og benoes
Sgi g6elagt.
9cn an6en 8ol0smon6 mel6te Jig
ieIp til @olitiet ienere. Sons Mapn
CT 6riesleben, og ban er nplig font
men Ms of !@orl ems Sl1gtbus.
Ecrne.
@rop mn6 5. @aa @ooroejer
Gbr. Senims @arf / Marbjerg beo
&osftloe far man fun6et ct Delt Sfe=
lei, mango Sen og &ra11tet al 4
&ofs11e og ct @arn. Mationalmll lG=
ets %l1oicnoing, &ier, lmoeribger Ste=
oct.
sc bran6. timber &e6=
ningsitattonens 9pelier / MolebGf
pe6 Mgns Stint onte11ote en- &cbz
%ningsrofet Sc lip6epofse6e @oier
8orre Gnge. Sl0en trueoe Sc omligs
gen6e SUITE, mer uOfomon6eret
Man0ifab fit ~begren1et 8ranoen til
ct &or Spn6er 2ar6.
Store 2egote +. Nf0g<
Sc &%unltban6ler Sltlius &leiniang,
&%ipbenbapn, far / lit Teltamente
lfipnfet 100000 &r. til &ul(uno=
borg @p, bporaf &eltterne ifal an=
pen6es til 2egater 81. a. for elbre,
enltgtlttlleoe aptn6er og M9n6, til
8%ruoeltoitpr for nrtge, ubemi6leoe
&iger og til Sl1letre etc. for fattige
8prn / &allun6bc:g 8p.
en- Trem t s.
It 0 IN une c. S9llelteo Gogneraa6
paa 2ollan6 bar pe6taget at la6e
opfgre en- Stlbpgning til @pirebD
|@fole, loa at 6enne fan 11obi0es til
at omfotte 6 @obeoflasier moo 4
forben. 9esuoen ntl Ser peo Sfp=
len blipe oprettet babe @pmnaitif=
ial, 8aoeperell er og &an6flolet. :
!Gom man fer en- britt mo0erne
2%anosbplfole.
s DnsIps tD t
70 m y e r. gn forbenpGre1oe
Sfibsidrer fra 9ragbr Siicber bar
forleoen Mften peo 6=Si6en l16e I
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COVE ERNMENT AF TER
SHOE MACHINERY
M0N0P OILY
United Company'S Officials In
dicted For Alleged Violation
Of Statute Prohibiting Con-
Spiracy in Restraint Of Trade,

Boston Mass, Sept 10--Six men
connected with the United Shoe Ma
chinery comaany were indicted today
for alleged violations OF the sherman
antitrust law.
Two indictments we're returned, al
leging the maintenance of an unlaw-
full combination and conspiracy in re-
straint of trade on the part Of Pregi-
dent Sydney d Winslow. Vice Presi-
dent Edward Il Hurd, George Brown
ana William Barbour who is resi-
dent of New York but lives in Boston,
and James r. Storrer. An ex-
cept Mr.. Storrer are directors of the
company Mr. Storrer resigned from
the directorate Just before the muni-
cipal election two years ago when
he was a candidate for mayor but he
is one of the largest stockholders.
For a month longer the jury con-
sldered the evidence produced by
witnesses who were brought here by
special agents Of the department Of
Justice, from all parts of the country.
The indicted officials will be sum
moned into court within the next ten
days to plead to- the indictments and
furnish bail.
The trial will not take place until
along In the winter.