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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20
TUB TRUST
GAVE THE PEOPLE BETTER
GOODS FOR LESS, SAYS
WITNESS.
Manufacturers Introduce Unusual
Evidence at Government In
quiry at Pittsburg.

PITTSBURG. April l9.-That the,
agreement entered into by the six
teen manufacturers of sanitary en- :
amcled ware. charged by the govern
ment with violating the sherman anti
trust act, was advantageous TO job
bers and consumers of the United
States. and that only a certain class
Of plumbers and their "exorbitant
charges" were affected was testified
10 by a number OF prominent manu-
facturers from various parts OF the
country during the bath tub trust
hearing here today. The testimony
was thus far the most important given
since the government inquisition be-
gun In this city.
Among the witnesses were VIM. ii.
Glow. president of James p. Glow &
sons. Chicago. who readily admitted
that his company had signed the
agreement for the reason that II
would cause an improvement in the
enamclcd ironwares offered by the
manufacturers 10 the jObbers. Under
the agreement, the companies were
enabled TO use a patent process that
both facilitated the industry and
maintained standard price for sani-
tary ware. After the agreement was
signed. he said. the iobbers made
more money.
The prices may have been higher"
he said. but the cost to the consum-
er was less"
Plumber Caused Trust.
What was the cause Of this?"
asked Mr.. Grosvenor. special assist
ant attorney general.
The plumber" was the laconic
response.
Mr.. Glow said the plumber loaded
the iobber down with alleged claims
for imperfect wares. and these claims
under the patent process manufacture
ing did not have q leg TO stand on.
How have the prices been since
January /, 1902 asked Mr.. Gros-
veuOr
fl, condensed h-l!" an
swcrcd Mr.. Glow. There is neither
pleasure nor profit in selling enam-
eled iron ware now. We have been
trying 20 get resale price for years
and this vas the first decent one We
ever had. Then the government steps
in and breaks 81 up"
other Witnesses testified IN a like
manner. All OF them said they haR
signed tho agreement IN order 20 gel
better quality Of goods.
Thomas &. Boswell. secretary OF the
Arid Don company. ~ Troy. y. Y. tOld
the government attorney that his firm
had signed the agreement voluntarily.
TIE said o. was a cord proposition and
that the buyer got just what he paid
for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20
UNIVERSITY CLUB
Newly Elected Board Of Governors
Hold Interesting Meetins-To
Arrange for Entertainment

The newly elected board Of cover
nors OF the Univ arsity club held their
lrst meeting last evening az whicn
Judge Nesbitt presided. The board
authorized the president 90 appoint
the various committees which Doe viii
do within the next few da-s.
The rgcllar meetings o. the club
viii be- held the second Tuesday of
each month Plans for the enter
tainHeut Co hc held some time within
the next thirty DAYS were discussed.
Final arrangements for this affair
viii hc taken up at o.. next meeting.
The outlook for n large increase in
membership So very BRIGHT as "a num-
hcr have hisnined their intention OF
l1-nIng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20
NOTED EASTERN PHYSICIAN DIES
AT ISLAND HOME.
Member Of Famous Class at Columbia
Funeral Friday From Residence
Of y. s. Jones.

Like one who falls into quiet slum-
Der at eventide. Dr. George w. Talson
passed peacefully from earth to etern-
ity last evening at 3:45 o'clock. at
the home OF his brother-in-law, II. F.
Jones, OF No. 206 South Penn street
Death came at the end OF a long
period OF I'll health, during which he
bore his sufferings with a noble
Christian patience and fortitude that
were a revelation to all with whom
he came in contact.
DR.. Talson was born in Jersey CITY,
y. J., his parents being prominent
members OF a fine old English family.
His boyhoOd education was received
I'm the best schools OF his native city
and after completing this. he entered
Columbia university, graduating from
the medical college of that Institution
with high honors. He Immediately
took up the practice OF his chosen
profession and rose very rapidly,
achieving a reputation throughout the
eastern states as one OF the most
skilled physicians OF his time.
He was held I'm high esteem by his
brother physicians. both as a practi-
toner and as man. and for many
years was president OF the Hudson
County Medical society His practice
in Jersey City and the surrounding
country W. very large. and as long
rs he cared TO hold the position he
was resident physician Of the St
Francis hospital. the largest institu-
tion OF its kind IN Jersey City. Later.
he removed 10 New York city and in
this broader field again achieved re-
"a ruN L.. LH i.
New York he was often associated
with two OF his famous classmates AZ
Columbia. Dr. ID. r. St John Roosa
and the late DR.. Edward Janeway.
whose names are familiar in medical
circles throughout the civilized world.
For a number OF years he was on the
stan Of the great hospital OF The
Little Sisters Of the Poor"
Retired Ten Years Ago.
About ten years ago. DR. Talson
retired from active practice on &C.
count Of failing health. and since then
~ has been his practice 70 spend the
winters In the halmy climate OF
Florida. He was a gentlemen Of the
old school. devoted 20 nature and AN
wholesome outdoor recreatlons and
derived much pleasure from his fish.
Ing and hunting trips I'm the south
For the past six years he had made
his home with his brothcrinlaw. Mr.
II. +. Jones. Re was n lifelong and
consistent member Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. and was associated
with the Masonic fraternity
The members OF his immediate
family surviving are his wife. who was
Miss Elizabeth stone. Of this city. and
brother and sister residing az New
! ark. y. j. The Rev Dr j Sumner
Stone. of New York and w r stone
and p. L. stone o. this city. are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20
HEAVY LOSSES
Continued from rirrt PAgs.)

and roped. he was brought today be-
fore American Consul Dye of Nogales,
together with Tim X. Sullivan. an
American from Bridgeport. Conn.
the consul having requested to see
them. The federals had kept Sulli.
van for several hours so tied with
knotted ropes that he was unable 20
lie down OF stand up. Sullivan saw
service with the Beers in Africa. say.
age asked the consul not TO inform his
family of his fate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20
DR.. George w. Talson
Called By Death Angel

brothers-in-law. and Mrs. II. F. Jones.
a sister-in-law.
The funeral will be held on Friday
morning at 1890 O'Clock from the
Jones residence. The services will be
In charge OF the Rev. DIR. Frederick
+. Ross. of the Thomson NJ. f. church.
and the interment will be made at
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20
w. Va. Officers
Second Detail Determined Upon for
Service on the Mexican
Frontier.

Srecial Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va. April 10.
DR.. John +. Robbins, Of the medical
corps. and Captain James I. Pratt
have been detailed 10 60 TO the Mex.
lean frontier with the regulars. They
relieve Col. c. +. Morrison, OF Park
ersburg. Capt Jackson Arnold. of
Weston. and Captain Walker. of FAY
etteville. OF the W. Va. National
Guard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20
Taft Gets TeIenram.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 10
The following telegram from CIeve-
land. o., signed "One Who Has Chill
dren in Mexico" was received by
President Taft to-day:
God bless you for your consider.
alton of the thousands Of American
lives that would be in great danger
through United States Intervention in
Mexico at this time"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20
Truee Plans prnnrc..

WASHINGTON. April -Consld-
cradle progress was made today in
The negotiations for an armistlcc be.
tween the forces OF The federal gov.
eminent and the rcyolutIonlsts I'm
Mexico. Dr. Vasquez Gomez. head of
the confidential agency OF tho row.
olutonists here. who is conducting
me negotiations. received word to.
night that his message setting Nrth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20

the armistice proposition and re-
questing definite instructions for ar
ranging the truce was on its way TO
General Francesca !. Madero, ,Jr.. who
is encamped several miles south of
Juarez, Mexico.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20

srr~'a' T'epaf~s fu 80 r1teu'.--rcer
CLARKSBCRG. W. Va. ArriI 10
The board Of education of the C1ar.s-
burg independent school district is
considering details Tor a proposed
bond issue for $4,000.
The board desires TO build n graded
school building east OF Park avenue
and another west OF sixth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20
~ O e!

For pure Crystal ice. delivered and
put in your ice box with care and sat
isfaction guaranteed. between Wheel
inG and Elm Grove. apply to Butler
Bros. Park View. Bell phone. 112-J,
L. G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20

Tie "ReNall s;ore offers new sta.
'iouerl. fresh candles. kodaks and
SUPP lies, also new LOT OF eas man.
,!es ana electric lamps Just received.
q. " Dudley d co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20

George Taylor. well known citizen OF
near Dallas. was removed yesterday 10
tho Martins Ferry hospital In q very
critical condition some time ago NE re-
celved a slight wonud on the foot. but
paid no attention. TO IL and blood poison
Ing set IN. II is Thought the limb viii
have TO be amputatcdI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20
DEMOCRATS TO HOLD
PRIMARIES TO-DAY

young man OF Big Wheeling creek. The
ceremony was performed at , o'clock. In
the presence Of only the members OK tie
families OF the contracting parties. At
the conclusion Of the ceremony the cOu-
pie repaired 10 their newly crested nome
ON lig Wheeling creek. where they VIII
icsidc in the future. The couple are the
recipients 81 the best wishes and con-
rratulations Of a wide circle OF friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20
% ReIIeve Oilnaaa.

CHIHUAHUA, April 19.-One thou
sand federal cavalrymen left here to-
day for the relief OF Oi!naga. They
Will proceed by train 10 Palomir.
thence 90 miles overland g Ojinaga.
The insurrecto activity in the north
found most Of the available federal
troops here unprepared. Now there is
a general outward movement 10 meet
the insurreCtos.
Word from the interior Of the per
sonal participation Of Francisco I. Ma
dero. the insurreCto leader. in the
lighting makes II less probable that
he will change his movements I'm or
der 10 confer with his father on peace
proposals. u is supposed. however.
that the father may be able To place
himself in touch with the leader
Peace possibilities. as viewed here,
are growing more remote.
Americans Starved.
II developed today that the four
teen American prisoners on their last
days march TO Chihuahua from Casas
Grandes had nothing 20 eat. For 80
hours they were without food. as they
marched over the desert through
binding sand storms. This was due
10 the eXigencies Of war and not 20
neglect All the prisoners are in eX-
cellent health end good spirits.
United States Consul T.etcher
talked with the men Individually. and
saw that they obtained all necessary
supplies. The first THINGS the pri-
soners asked for were soap. matches
and tobacco. -Four dollars worth of
tobacco was consumed I'm few hours.
Owing 20 the excellent climate here.
The prisoners IN their cells have plon.
~ OF air and light.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-20

TROY. ~. ~ Arri II Miss Eliza
both Woodbridge Thompson to-day 10
IrafnF1 SPRINGS. lefahrafsI fI. fUlf.
0unl.srsary 90 her birth
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work. can
THE c. 9. KIMBERLY CO.


room $40. SchmuIbach Building
Bell Phone lC-l-R. Nat. Phone r0ff.p
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-22

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-22

J NJ Logan. Fort Worth, h J
Harrison, San Marcos J W Max
we'll. Dallas II l. Hunter. Fort
Worth; r. Lee. Corsicana; II. +
stair. Knoxville, s Y Matthews
Dallas. W c. Parker Austin J. J
Henderson, Fort Worth. c. W Bo-
gan. Dallas. y. b McCammon, Cor
sicana. S. u. LeGear and wife. John
Olsen. Corpus Christi, J n Wilson
q q Brown. Dallas; c. L. Mat
tbeWs. Corsicana; f. T. Jones, G, 7
Pearson. Tyler. G. l.. Jewell Corsl
cana. w II Carson, Dallas; G. !
Kent. Dallas Chas. Eyertz. Spring
field. w w Jones, Dallas.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-22

ar a. fHNHHA tr iA ifhi tAN fNf@
Afrs M O Lomax and children
arc VISITING relatives at BRYAN
SOS % 70 Chapman and children
ore Visiting relatives an Gatesviiie
Nrs r r Davenport and daugh-
ter Ni Mars Willie jackson. have
emruei from mineral Wells
NIs D Richardson and daugh-
Ser. Miss Maggie. ieft this morning
for Muskoeee okla ehere they VIII
spend iho summer
Mrs Iohu g Brown and grand
daurhter Ava Mae Price. Of Fulton,
KY. are the guests of Mrs Brown =
sister. Nrs NJ p Curtin
Hon. O. G. Groce and D ] Niece
went no. Ferris yesterday where Mr..
Groce made "a prohibition speech 10
a large audience last night
Myrtle Cole. who has been in West
Texas for her health. lis at home Tor
fe~ weeks She viii return there
lo spend the remainder OF the sum
MGR
MIR. and Mrs W. Il Knight ant
children left this morning for Piano
where they viii spend two weeks
before going 10 the Ozark mountains
10 spend the summer
Mr. and Mrs w A Gibson ana
two sons, Henry and John W. left
this afternoon for Chattanooga MT
Gibaan has coal mining interests al
Tracy City Tennessee, which is
good dividend paying proposition
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-22

Large crowds are attending the
Airdome each night and all are Wen
pleased with the performances De
ing given by the Russell Merrymak-
ers. The plays are good ones, the
members of the company are capaple
entertainers and the vaudeville acts
are giving satisfaction. The company
is here for the entire week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-22

UugH s Munroc d K0sse, IeEaH
brother 10 VIII and Jim Munroe "I
this city. WAS united in marriage yes
terday al Dallas 20 Miss Emma Caid
we'll Of Gainesville They immediate
ly left for Galveston, where they
will spend their honeymoon They
win be at home at Kosse.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-22

y A Chapman has returned from
a visit to Electra, in Wichita eoun-
ty
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-22

John Olsen of Corpus Christi ar
rived ina the city this morning
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-22

FOR SALE -38 l-5 acres of b.aes
land al miles west Of Ray known
as the II 5 Freeman place Expect
20 sell not later than July J See sam
Andrews Waxabachie GTp
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1911-09-28
4 IN je dokontal univerzo

lci N je dokontal univerzo \
hiewn
holHemu sodistu &c prlSnStoyaio
Rl eaelulkoN med tcWi tudi lu.
silbE n,ujstcr
Sest cast'iIkpv SO bili price. ven
dar nj nikdo prital kcr sc je Ro-
grtti prlpolual krlyim.
Roero0 n hotel imcu 1apovor
nika "a vsakdo sc ic tudlI nlcgo-
W hIadnukryuostl
PuEteb umotjcuepa Solypina
sc il vrsli \ petek y kiewu ob ve-
likauNh udelclhi Ce1 goo pencet
- polo&ill ua nlcgov grob
Naknr se pupna, hudr Stply-
pinu ua.lcan,k dosedaun hnantni
minister Nj kokoy-aN
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1911-09-28
SpANSkO
Nemili na Spanskeu,

>paniia So uahaia \ ee}a hrlnt
nem pololaju \e,lne de,uap~lra
e,ie ~ nemirl AGltaNril ,, pride
hlh pri llud>tNu Nelikanskl upAiv.
Nla3a pa >e lrud, gihapic ta,reu
n * pp>lnkule nalsratIh edredh
har Il b,lo pref le dclatsko giha-
Die, sc le social ragNllo N teVoM
eb@atao her 2c - ptuala>iii
mad nckater,mi kraii ludovi3dp
1er va ppeuAh ura,mike
Spanska vlada Je ke dali casa
domncNala Ia mora pr,ti 10 kAl
huiseea Gdbanle podpiraio tedi
S8cuah,ti ia rcpuhlkaucl ~ >e-
deg e0d>t>a Je Raree!o,n
y led reNolncilonarnih ,falbaN
skih nemlrpe je psoelaslla ,'ala
ery crsu Ac6elo ohses.ua ,taplv
NajhmSe se eo,ii Nalentni kler
IL \ poueslcdsk pfltcl >gfalk ia ~
bllo 5e Vet nvmlrpN ~ hrNaNih
spopaday Nspadii >o ,pdlstc ter
sesluika aSmrtlh. set atpgih utad-
nikaA n hilo pa fsulenih
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1911-09-28
L Evrope.
-.-.-.---..--..----~---
AvSTRrJA.
Mir ma Dunaju.

ls3 netcliskih krayalih le me
stu zupct nastal mir. Nlada ic bl.
IA proglasila cea mes,o obscdno
stanle,
v Dttakring ukrajM moralo bi
ii hi1c in gostilnc zaprte oh y ul
1vs6er roinur2ili So tudi parni-
yijo, ,lasli so draeonci IL Wiener
heustatl,a ~ pesci ter lover IL
tledcnhurga. tctc so dnhile TIA
los pr vsakih nadaljuih nemprlh
sttcljati \ ojstrimi naball
loo sedaj je bill ubit en- delayee
~ SO ranienih Ranjcni so tadi
stirje vJaki in dyaiset policistov
Nsih ranicnih ie iio
DemunStraCiie cnake vrste So
- Nrsllc go cell defol, l'orutao d
nlih IL Cradca, Reichenbetga 10
Salzburga
4 k8k1r ynapo So se demoGstra
cile ylsiDc 2aradI neenosnc dtagi.
ulc
-- OdStoplvscmu pojOcmu mi
nistrstVu Sshoenachu - rmgnnra
Il naeleduiya ia sicer gencrala Mo.
rllea AuNeabrrg, ki ie hil de- q.
iaj po>elinie Il &ora Saraietu
lodi i Budapest ,o Il N.
sili rayui krapali ia dcm0s'raoiic
zaradi lragiuje Raxburjcuo lina-
stvn Is udflo N razHe prod1lalne
IN iih oropalo bosla policila le
huteia ra&gnati demonstrate, a
u ~ Sc II wastaviii y bran, ua~tal
je spoIAd in &C lc po hudem holu
IL poiiCja iemouSlrautc ra9goa
Ia,
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1911-09-28

Nslel l2ida kauadskih NolteN \
parliament, XII So se stsile n tetr-
TEX je gotove. ia abrasna pog"dha
= <dguxenim arzaxaml 80 hanSda
insssaue l.aarieres kshluet, y le
h'l "a 20 pug,aIhp ic pfopadci ~
@edal. 4 ezitmn IA amago kpnser'
sas,sses. pride na cefe TAX sabs'
nets ii il naSproten ohfaiai ta'-
gssih,.
t'r, yolsisah - dohla thefalcl
- glaSoy. l,msegNaliset ga ~.
Mtntssxfstsu se 4 sestaVsla sls'sle-
IL Ite<hlsnt \. T. lirssssn ~
xesluskl minister VI hewst
slf1asal tasnis II l'ellstlss ~
sttNnl mstsNtsF ssslnak ihdsSsts
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1911-09-28
DULUTH SOUTH SHORE IN
ATLANTIC 2ELEZNICA.

i'e0al II Nnuesote ia lrutth
@paanlh jrsav kakor Dakota.
Montana Washington. Oregon
ta gapJ.ine hanade ~ Ne doleu
spJtaah Neli<p udehuest ye letes-
mcc sa'o3al SC prduo poslu ule.
"A lm laWci splasuo sadoNeh-
Wst
Ma, >ak aapusG Duluth 90
h1a ssaka >eter ptou New Yer.
IA IA Y}ho,u. kalrrt i pepolno.
na nrcsNrhlieu Z vsemi po,teb
,ciuam
Nasa proea ma aitektpo xvs.
50 tsemi duslmt tako Ia Sc nc
rstite pteeaAi' IL postaie aa p,'-
staie nlklsr No@oNe psemeu'tc SAL
sac ,Naktst 1e New Narka iu "a
,auo ~ ,isu po>vAa "a ha,ero
hfllse,
haAat praele New York, vas
sprSWi Was asehen sastopnlk. IA
tvu preskrhl IA aohtte ledna
pa pFimerai cenl in
vas tntu aelpfena "a saA,to. spleh
ar skrhlao IA ie sasa po, kel,kot
N0Taer fsllvsna.
Nallst pfaaets y Nallalh. ohtas-
se se IA aa~ nssa. ako pa k,lpltv
ltSsAs SEA sssenasapaaa All al afe
ssh swensov, saA,svalse. Ia VAIN
ssHwspssks lissvk Sisa prrAa tu
hath. ssaush Shese n AsiansN ~.
10 New ssssA.
Narodni vestnik = National herald. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1911-????, 1911-09-28
Pozdrav
Ijenirn deIegatom <. SKI.
OBJ XI. konvenciji!

Nth xadcvah. Ia,oraj ne mo,imo
Sc, rc mcnlmu. da SCI ravno dele,
ga,i isli, ki so IN bi moral biti vo-
ditelii ssolcgs naroda.
rrepritani smo, da ic tako. IL
ycrjcfi ~lno nadalle. da vsak de-
lcga, pos.eti svoie moei blagor
naroda, da eieia poduc,,i sypj rod
NJ tenn, cesar mu treba in da bode
sudi natialle "a narod deloval, "a
radi icga VAN kot vo,li,cljem ma
rpda xopct kliten'o; "I'nsdravlie-
nil"
konctno poxdrapljeniA In sieer
poxdrayheni radi tcga, kcr je Gel
Slcvcnski narod x,lruitm,h dr.
3avah mncnla. da hndetc ob IL.
sonycnriii napravili y icduoti mir
N rea, Il. nsssV,~ 4gH~1kli ycrse,
I1 III eex katcro ne pride med svet
'olikanl prcpiroy kakor do sedaj,
ia hodctc napravill, da Sc ne hole
Y lctlnoti pastopalo tako samo-
lastHo, kakcr sc je cd xadnle .kon-
vencte in ia Sploh ma konvenciii
i1Nolite lc,mo,l voditelic. XII nc
bodo podirali, kar Sc ie tcSom to-
hklh lei gradilo. da ne bode njih
dclovanpc samolastno, pac pa v
pfid X. \. X Iednotc, ka,eri Se.
limo. ola HI sc timbolj ra2prostrla
eez slovenski, tulini bivaioli ma
rod
Zatoraj ccnjcni delegate liz teh
taziaSov vas prisrcno pozdraSlia,
mo. seleS vam, da bi b,lo vase de-
levanle ob konveacili plodonosno
"a pfoSpeh in procvit iitnc led
note.
"po1dravl}eni" "
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|eriske vesti.
fGA srRAJKARJEv.

ffalei oblek Y New Yorku,
aahaiah ma Stayki, so xo-
lne'' "a aelo. X tlelotlalal-
pogotllh, sla ina od se,lai
Fes''i vsako preporno tas-
\ ihieimvano mrrosno soli-
hoeie obstolalo II stirih
f. aelsvees IA rayno toll
atpv sleiosiai alces.
\ le konSal ) smago dvlav-
= ptlpoSnalo sc i'm lc 80
|ANs cas- ia tesicn. esdpfaya
kF'Sn. Sst ,lelavske place,
amagaSl iol,,o Sis zen
fln place ma tetsSu
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sEST OSEB uMORIII.

Ia Colorado Springs. Colo, po,
rsSalo. la so nasl, sest mr,vih o,
seb kl 80 bile ulnoriene cd nekcga
ueSnaneea sekiro ia sicer spa
nlu, sslase unorlenih SO bile oh.
aaue gtoxosttnm ranaml. Ioro.
"a sc, da so nasli mofsiea. ki le
lsposvdal Q ssoiem xleSinu Nasli
~n aaiares krsaso ~sktru ln 90.
mosro ie 80 isslesiii hndeslelea.
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iZSEL JEvANJE v kANADo.

GoNcruerli Shafro,h IL Golora
do, James llavlcy IL Idaho IN J.
Carey Il Nyomiuga So lmch y
Chicago posvetoNanle y general"
uim komisarlem naselDiSke ohla
Sii Va TEN so pfercsetaNaii ma
erte kaka omeliu lgselisvanlc II
Itruscuih drzav Canado Skle
NH So ixdati IA teklamo Si.oeo
800. ) katero hoSego oplsati razii
enc kraie ia udohnos,i rd2nlh
deSelah IdrnSenih dr9av, ten na
IA naein pridohiti budi, dd Sc ma.
scllpa
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l'retckh tctrtek popoldne sc ie
poncsretil v BATAVIA. y, ~ ati-
alik Todd { Chriver. ki ie delal
polc,se pri tamosnjenl slavliu, IN.
del jc 8 svUlim letalukmn Ter 81
xlomil nogu IN dohil drnge te5ke
poskoslbe, Chriver le ravuo prj-
Gel prNim peletom IN y NiSotini
loo cevllev sc mu &c letalmk pre-
obrnll IA padel IA tla.
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NUnp1e1,i brSUav Il i'Uta a.
Via, 3a le itaiua i,uetn pa>'a's
ulNmatuu6 g'clc tfupolskc alevg
tc faoua ne ugod tabieV ,'a't
ie ya~eie llaa}a frpoll- mai
krAl~eu 6a9u
kakay So >'lei i'ri,uieaW SIS +
NfupeItcm ttlo ,oNi21a "a sled
ni ee yc trjpah> 1apa>ull ter &
5 huco>klu parNkum oapc1a1
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