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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
murder OR NOTHING"
No Middle Ground in Gibson
Case, Says Prosecutor.
AZ Telegraph 70 The Tribun.. !


Goshen, N. Y, Sept. 23-Dlstrlct Attor-
ney Rogers, who was here to-day, said Of
the Gibson case:
This is either murder in the FIRST de-
gree or nothing. There will be no middle
Of-the-road business Ny contention will
he that Gibson either took Mrs. Szabo to
Greenwood Lake for the purpose Of kill
ing her or else he did not commit the
crime he is charged with"
The work of subpGnaing the witnesses
who are to appear for both sides at the
hearing before Judge Royce next Monday
morning is about 10 DO started by the
sherih's office. The list OF subpenas is
being carefully guarded by the authori-
ties, for it is believed tina, # they were
made public before the witnesses were
served it might be a difficult matter 20
find some of the persons desired.
Jailer Henderson told to-day about Mrs.
Gibson's first visit to her husband in the
jail here. He said:
Mrs. Gibson took a scat on the cot.
and had no more than spoken these words,
Nell. Burt. 7 am here than she burst
out crying. II was several minutes be-
fore Mrs. Gibson recovered herself. Dur
inS this time Gibson was seated IN his
chair and hardly spoke a word"
Mrs. Gibson. who came here this morn
ing. said there were a great many stories
being printed about her husband which
were wholly false. She cited one In which
il was made TO appear that Gibson intro
duced himself to Mrs. Szabo as a bache-
Tor. IAN these stories only make me have
more faith in Burt she declared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
LIKE NERO, TRUST SAYS
Bathtub Counsel Attack the
Sherman Anti Trust Law.

Washington. Sept, 23.-Thc venom %
anarchy could not elaborate more caer-
waiting paraly2iug prescription than tho
sherman antitrust law. translated liter
ally. declared attorneys FOR the so-callod
bathtub trust In defence Of that organi-
zation filed to-day with the Supreme
Court Of tho United States. Their brief
constitutes the opening OF tho fight before
tho highest tribunal over the finding OF
the federal courts I'm Maryland that tho
enamollcd waro manufacturers we're vio-
latiug the Sherman antitrust law. The
question will be argued orally IN October.
Herbert Noble. Henry u. Estabrook
and Iartwel L. Heath, as counsel for the
defendants. argued I'm the brief that tho
alleged illegal combination had been
benefit instead of an evil 10 the public.
II referred 20 the contention that tho
combination possessed the power to do
owl. even If II had not done so
I'VE protest against the rule Of ros-
siblo evll." said tho attorneys. The rule
that tho mere power to do evil IL the
equivalent To tho actual doing If u would
make potential bomb throwers OF us all.
In the very nature OF things the law may
not punish any one for the wrong he
might do IL ne were so disposed II Is "A
very Nero of Jealous tyranny that would
go take counsel of It's fears
II was couteuded that II tho Sherman
law were TO be interpreted according to
It's rhyme and not it's reason IL would be
tho righteous duty OF every nwyer to
circumvent tho Sherman act, Il IL could
bc accomplished.
According to these attorneys. the true
construction of the law is that Il docs not
condemn fair and reasonable attempt
to avoid loss by means of trade agree
mrnts which arc intended Ia prevent
nothing but the cutting Of rates below the
reasonable expense of production and rea-
sonable profit; and, furthermore that In
forbidding monopollzation the oct sid not
mean 10 prohibit simply the complete oc-
cupation of a field. II the Occupation may
be accomplished fairly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
FORCES FOR EXCITEMENT
Expert BoOkkeeper, Engineer
Linquist, Proves Ex-ConvIct.
SOME CHECKS COME BACK
Employers Find $500 Gone
Thus Far, All Spent on a
Woman, He Says.

Rudolph Masling. an expert bookkeeper'
living at No. rs West 10th street, was
locked ND I'm the Tenderloin police sta
lion last night on a charge of forgery
the complainant being the New YORK
Monotypc Composition Company Inc d
rest was made by Detective william Mar
tin of the West 17th street ponce s'a'io''
Checks amounting to $3.50 have been as
covered thus far that Masling had IorsD"
on the Gansevoort Bank, ana one OIL INC
officers of the company declared theae
were not all he had forged. An eApe'
accountant has been at work on the pooNa
FOR fine last Two weeks. lie repofte"
that Musings manipulation of the DOCKS
had been done 50 clcverly that 1t p''D
ably would he some time before ne cou'u
ascertain how much had been stolen
Having gained 'he confidence Oh VIC
company. where he had been elhpioEeu
since last January, Masltng might nave
kent up appearances for some tlnle LONGER
If il hadn't been for his carclessness In
handling the checks. Several chechs
that had been sent back by the oank
cot into the hands of one of the mem
bcrs Of the company, and he ehsaseu
an accountant to go over the books
The prisoner explained to tho ponce
that he did not have to steal ana
that his overpowering desire to DO 80
was owing to the intense excitement thaI
occomnonIed his crimes. Besides DelhS
a bookkccper. he modestly admitted nc
was an expert mining engineer and that
no could speak five languages huently.
After talking with the prisoner several
minutes. Martin took him 10 Police hcha-
quarters. where it was discovered 'ha'
he was an ex-cunyict
Masling, Detective Martin SAID ADMIT
ted his alias was Charles Wlnkler' ana
that i'm 1879, under that name, no was
convicted in Newark, y. j., or Forgery
and sentenced by Ex-Governor Fort. then
, Judge 10 Two years and six months IN
tho Trenton prison Ia 1905, the police
record showed, Justice Newburg"r sem
fenced him To serve ave years III ''hs
Sing. and he served one year In the state
peuitentiary for forging a check
when he left Headquarters Masling re-
marked TO Lieutenant Fogarty that II
WAS q hard life he was leading but ne
colIdu't quit. Il know there II ten
wear bit staring me In the face for this.
bc said. az hc warmly shook the lieuten-
ants hand. "hut / am not afraid to face
the music. and will take an that is com
ing to me-"
Maslius admitted be- had stolen the
money. and said # WAS all spent on n
woman living 10 Harlem. Tho police said
Nasllug had q VIE and two children Nv
..- lt the 10Th street house.
Nssiiug who Is nfty-two year old' Is
tall. clean-shavcn and looks moro Ike a
dignincd professional man than the Grim
NAL his record has shown him TO be. Ito
walked with a nrm step and took his ar
rest calmly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
BURGLAR WANTED AS SLAYER
Negro Held in Mount Vernon Said to
Have Long Criminal Record.

After searching the records for more
than ten days Acting Inspector Faurot.
in charge OF tho detective bureau, an
nounced yesterday that the negro who
was arrested In Mount Vernon on Sep
TENDER 10, after he had been shot In
the leg during fight with the police,
had a long criminal record and was
wanted IN Youngstown. Ohio. for tho
murder Of Patrolman Evans of that city.
The negro gave the name Of Harry Jones
when he was arrested
Inspector Faurot says Jones has been
arrested four times in OHIO for burglary,
larceny and fcloniOus assault and that
hc shot and killed Patrolman Evans on
November E. 1911, while resisting arrest
for burglary. He also served, according
to the record. "a term IN the Ohio state
pcnitentiary for burglary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
.UNTERMYER SEES TAFT;
OIL FIGHT IS limited
Waters-PierCe CounSeFS Visit
Brings Talk of a Renewal of
Legal War on Trust.
ASKS MONEY PROBE AID
President Tells Counsel to Put
Request for Information in
Writing, and Promises
an Early Reply.
lFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington. Sept. 23.-Samuel Inter
myer and T.. II. Farrar counsel for the
House money trust investigating COM
mlttee. appeared at the Capitol to-day TO
make preparation for trailing the money
devil" in anticipation of the meeting of
the committee. They went first to the
Capitol, where they looked over the
papers in the possession OF the commit
tee. Afterward they called on the Presi-
dent.
Mr.. Cntermyer. who Is counsel for the
Waters-Pierce Oil Company In its fight
with the Standard, was extremely secre-
tive about the purpose Of his visit TO the
executive offices and refused TO say
whether he was trailing the money
trust" or whether he discussed the posi-
bility of the reopening Of the legal hght
on the Oil Trust. 1t was learned, how
ever, that he asked the President to re-
quest department officials having infor-
nation bearing upon the House investi-
CATION TO cooperate with the committee.
President Taft suggested that the request
be presented In writing and promised to
give them an answer soon.
1t has been reported that testimony de-
veloped IN the Waters-Pierce case might
be urged by the government as a basis
for investigation of how the Standard Oil
Company is carrying out its decree OF
dissolution. Contempt of court proceed
ings have been reported pending.
1t is known, however, that Attorney
General Wickersham has been receiving
a stenographic copy Of testimony in tho
casa and giving It his personal attention.
It has been understood at the Depart
ment of Justice that the government had
been investigating certain specific COM
plants against the Standard Oil Com
pany, but any purpose OF reopeninS the
big trust case was disclaimed by officials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
AUTO TRUCK RUNS OVER MAN
Driver Arrested for Death of Victim,
Who Is Unidentified.

Julius W Boclglopc. Of No. l01 Chris
topher street. was arrested Yesterday
after a DEPARTMENT store automobile truck
he was driving had run down AN unldenti-
fled man In front OF No. l95 Bowery. The
man was instantly killed. the front wheel
of the heavy vehicle passing over his
body. which became Wcdged in the ma
chuory.
I'm the pocket of the victim was a time
card bearing the name James Shea and
the date September 49, The man stepped
out from the sidewalk. but did not hear
the warning cries OF several persons who
We're standing on the sidewalk and
stepped directly ia the path of the truck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
PRAYER MEETING IS YEARS OLD.

The fifty-Gfth anniversary OF the Full
ton Street Prayer Meeting, an institu-
ton started Just preceding the Civil War.
was celebrated yesterday. A book OF
requests for prayers, coming from all
over the country, has been kept. Gt con-
tains many requests that war may be
syerted, and requests from the battle
fields. The Rev. DR.. Leon W Tucker.
OF the First Baptist Church, Los Angeles.
spoke ct tho service, and testimonies 10
the value OF the famous noon meetings
came from publishers, lawyers, physi-
clans, brokers and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

You need not be an average
size to be made comfortable
here.
Any man finds suits cut to
his special proportlons-men
short. stout. slim.
Men so big that they've
never dreamed of the economy
and convenience of clothes
ready to wear.
We cut gradations Of size
impossible for smaller mer-
chants.
All the way from 81 to 81
chest.
Suits and Fall overcoats in
exclusive patterns Of the finest
wOolens.
At moderate prices always.
MackintoShes!
"Whirlwind' umbrellas that
can't turn inside out.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores
Warren ST. 18th St. 34th St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24

exchanged for Security oil Company
bonds. He said they originally came to
The New York company from the Ameri-
can Petroleum Company i'm payment 81
debt. but he was unable TO say what
the debt was. He will produce the rec
ords relating TO this later
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-24
NEW SUIT AGAINST ROBIN.

The Northern Bank filed suit yesterday
against Joseph q. Robin, the convicted
former head of the institution, to recover
.I5i.sos Oh n note made 10y Robin to the
Bankers Money order Association The
note was originally fer tl|2iO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03
pearYs Seoiaeer orufnet.

Sra Greicent 9eah, Cont, meos
Oeles Den 296e IpriI: George 30.
rup ira Hem gorf. ioa leoiageoe
Genrp paa bans iioitc RoropolSipro,
% Saumel v. Gnie ira Roriuid,
Conn, begge u~oeramincreoe Stuoen.
ter ira Dale llniperiitet, ~oriifneoe
igoar paa Con Sslano Souno peo,
at oeres Wotorfnno fautreoes al en-
bsi 9slgc.
Snmilien Guie bar en- CONNER.
oiaa Der. hinge Gaie OF gorup fom
bio Seroog aiten forat til6ringe
0atten og Ssnoag / giaaen Giolig
igaar Morges orog DC no | Motor-
fanoen % bleO life ieet igien, Tor peo
5.lioen, On Sarrn Gardener, en-
Stenbruoseier / Wiaitone iaa So.
noen pluoielig fdntre. Sau iotte al.
ite6 / Ell burtiagaaenoc WotorbaaO.
Sort iaa ban ell al DC ltnge WGno
oppe paa Soplpet al ben orlteoe
aatlo, men fsr ban naaeoe lrem, par
ogiaa hdn ioriuunoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03
Reiultatet |
Wasiaduietts.

GrGiioentprimGrpa!get / Masiu.
duIett5 / Sirsoag$ bar giuet oct bait
merfelige ReiuItat, al Hooiepelt, til.
troos Tor at Soft erbolot Ell Muiori.
tet al De repubIifnnife Stemmer fife
oeItominore bar facet IS ~ SulU.
parten- al Statens SO 9eIegater,
nemIig DC S 1eIegater "at large" %
10 al 3iitriftsoeIelaterne.
golget Staten oper gdo Gait "a.
sos, aooiepelt 1903 % ga Sol.
lette 1856 Stemmer. 6or 9elega.
terne "at large par ser inli6lertio
ior Barter, iom paa gaIgieolen re.
pr9ientereoe oen Go~oieueItife 8rup.
pc, aigipet 74.t2t Stemmer. mems
Ger for Crane, JON reprGientereoe
oen 3oitife 8ruppe, fiin par afgipet
65,S76 Stemmer.
Rooieuelt bar imiolertio peo I'm.
Serretninaen ON Heiultatet. tele.
graieret IaIgfommis lion, at ban nm.
Ger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES life amer Tia
berettiget iii DC s "at large 9ele.
caters Stemmer, iom ban erflGrer
ber aigipe5 for Sait.
Sois oene GrflGriug tnges tilfgl-
se, bill altiaa Gait iaa 26 OF Rooie-
belt blot oe 10 al Giitriftsbelegoterne
ira Masiahuietts.
aariagen til bette 6~eipnoeriige 4e-
iultat tilifrioes Sen misoiienSe Orb.
lpo al YrimGrpalglouen.
Gi DC oemotratiife Greiioentfan.
oioater erbolAt Glarf 19,903 %
8ilion 9,206 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03
Sra Werico.

9ra Can diego, Gal, telegraie,
res oen 296e april: Sorpeoo6aa.
bene ErebIe" o. BERN, ben her.
Iiggenoe SorpeboilotiQos TO ~iterite og
burtigitgaaenbc 5nrtsier, iorIoo |
Rat / al Stilbeo Sapuen % git til
iigs me6 ioriegleSe Grorcs. 2fisnt
oe berupren6e Rarineoiiicerer lore.
giper iniet at fienoe iii Saser, err
bet BOG Sen oIminbelige Nening. at
oeres @eiipmmeIie$iteo err SeitfpIten
al Merico.
DC bemmeIige Srores mootoges
Tent 9srooss aiten, og itrar eiter par
"Berrp" og "8rebIe" aiieileoe. 9e
iorloo Sdpnen ubemerfet, men blcp
ieet al enoel biempenSe.ioe 6iifere,
iom mebte Dem itrnr eiter. At Sc bap.
Sc forlaot Regierinssbrueseu.
Siiferue iortrller, at SorpeOotaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03
Krisen i Sion.

&risen / 3ion Gitp, ST., MOB oen
pantroenoe pg tobafsrsgeuoe Gel al
gefolfningen, iiGr De ltglloelige slr.
beibere neo oct nDe eleftriife 2psperf,
reililterebe | Manbogs / ct iormeligt
Slag, boori mango al "s3ioniterne"
fit blooige Sframmer og broone
Banoer.
&en breo los, Ga Ell Slof paa
ca. 200 "Sellige", ser bopoe for.
iamlet fig uoeofor 2psperfet forat
opienbe gsrner ON 9eirielie for
"Sobafs pluoielig blep an.
grebne al ct balut &unoreSe al Ser
fets Irbeibere. 3t8ie, Der bar be.
p9bneoe meo tpffe aipppc, Gsller og
andre pirflomme Soanopaaben, fore.
tog ct raift og ilitttet Ipreb poa
Den Dem talrigt operlegne 6ienoe,
Der mobtog Dem meb Ell 9iegn al
Wfuriten og anben ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
De Ammunition. 9e fltnbe imioIer.
tio life tilbaseilaa oct pelretteoe In-
greb; Ser opitob burtig lloroen / oe.
res Hpffer, o. mart bar belle Sta
rem poa bills Tlugt, efterlaoerbe iig
fine iaareoe put 8aIplaoien.
Ger blep ingen brpbt, men en- al
3ioniiternes "g@lore", ser -blep lig.
genbe igien paa galplaoien, befrpg.
tes at bope fact at @r1lo paa Sier-
neIfallen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03

oene ingen gus pilte, % at DC off
meo itor 6art.
sra San 6ronci3co meloeS SEN
29oe apriI: Get miIitqre Grams.
portlttb "9uioro~ afgif beriro aI.
9:40 igaor IiteS paa 4eiie til Mer.
leoS &eitfpIt. Zen meoierte en- &c.
oogtninaWiprfe pea 40 Wano al
Worineforpiet.
IRA San 6roncisco. Gal, tcle
graicrcS ocn 2Soe april: GompIfi.
bet %"9tcmiort" onfom bio iaaor or.
ties mebbringenoe 81 @Saiogerer ira
lorifielliac Same paa oelt merifauife
SeItfpIt OF en- oetaIieret 9cretnino
ON oct brntaIe Morb paa en- ameri.
faner pco Napn @bite.
8bite bar Gier al ell 9lantaoe
100 NPil ira Icopueo. Gmtr. SoIu.
oeIen al "Nepiorts" GosIaperer bar
apinoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03
Parpeiter. Grulten.

Zen lnnge bebn0e0e Sag moo
SarpeitertrlIten for SoertrPoelie al
Sbermarlopen inogapes / Girsoags
| De 6oreneoe Stqters 3iitriftsret /
ct. Goul meO Gaaitono ON 8ru'
items S~plesning | fine o~prinoelige
aorporationer.
Sagen gjGleer international
Sarpeiter Gompanp", iom Den egent'
lige Sruitorganiiation, inmt uuocr.
orOnebe &ompauier og Is Sr6iuis
Ser, Der tiliantmen r%eprpienterer Ell
Sruitfapital al $140,000,00 iom
felger:
sSnternotipnal SarpeIter Gonlpa.
M, International Saroeiter Com.
PAM Of gmerico, International
5lar Gimme Gompanp, @isconiin
Stcel Company, @isconiin 2rmber
COMPANY, SQinois Rortbern Hail.
pap, Gbicago, @eit 4uIlmon &
Soutbern Railroao Gontpann Gp.
rus $. McGormicf, Charles Seer.
ing, Some8 Geering, Sobn s.
8Ieisnes, 8iliam $. Sones, Sur-
oIo 5. McGormicf, Ridaro 5.
Some, gbgor u. Bancroft, George
3. 9afer, @iQiam 5. 2ouoerbaef,
Iorman 9. Steam, Charles Steele,
So6n q. Gbapman, Gilbert $. @arp,
Sbomas .. Sones, Sobn =. @il.
Jon, @iQiam 9. S%aunoers, SEQ. 8.
Gerfins.
goa @rnno at SngenS itore 9e.
tpSning bill Der ira Suititsoeparte.
mentets SIDE bli giort 5orieg paa
at iaa ben ~paaitDnoet peo at faa
ben fprlagt ira Den feoerale d.
ltriftsret / Ninneiota til De Sor.
eneoe Staters areosoppeaationsret,
bporoeo Sens Senpisning til Ssie-
iteret / b~etp0elig 8rao piloe bli
f~remIfpnoet.
Selp ON Sagen i~orlPgges til
sppeaotionsretten oil oen / be0ite
Silfalbe BOG ferit fomme fore Ell al
DC isrIte Gage al sunni.
Oct er megct iielbenL at nogen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bar paft iaa itor
ca aIminoelig Spmerflombeo iom
ltnoeriegelien | Sarpeitertruiten,
ser MI bar paagaaet / mart iem
aar. Gau So~ranlebning al Repre.
Ientantcrne ira 2auooiitrifterne bar
aongresier sientagne 6anee inter-
p~elleret &egieringen ~angaaenSe ben.
Sagen omfattes oesuoen meo mer
emo alminoelig snieresie pao 8runS
al, at bener blet bIanoet mo / oer
paasaoenbe ga!gfamp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03
Ct Stdalp0loe.
Staaltrniten funtrulcrcr life elcne
Staalinonitrien, men Sernbanerne.
Gn iariig Wagt.

Sra @aibington, 9. g., meobeles:
SfsIge De oniotteuoc OF meo megen
0mbu inbiomIeoe itotiitiife Oplss-
ningcr, lon er yoarbeioeoe til grug
Tor Den %ioofalbte StnnIepfomite, iom
cr neoiat al aongresiellS HeprGleu.
tontbIs Tor at a%nItillc Ell griunoig
nuoerisgeIie al Sorbolocue / 2anoetS
Staalinonltri me0 ipecicIt Scnblif
paa Den mpgti9e Staaltruit, tontro.
Ierer oenllc, B. b. |. "llniteo StateS
Steel Corporation, oels gienuem
fine Gftiebeiiooelier, belS aiennem
fine Representatives. / geitprellerne,
nrIten 50 Hrocent, eIler aoltillig
oner Salooelen al alIe 2anoetS Sern-
baner.
SotolpGroien al ale Sernbaucruc
| 2anoet ouiGttes til $4,000, 000,-
900, bporai ODER $4,000, 600 900
fontroleres al ben pPloige Stoalfor.
poratiou og bcns Sorgreninger.
neutrality-suspicious. % Sirefte.
rer er pgiao Weolemmre al geItprel-
ierne for Banter, Observation-Disclosures,
grpreiStontpanier OF tolrige andre
inbuitrieae aorporotioner %reprplen'
tereltoe Ell Attiefapitai paa tillarn-
men S7,400 100000.
0enne enorme Gum er foroelt paa
forifjeaige 8rupper. gmbebsm9no
OF 0irefterer | Staalforporotionen
er iaaleoe8, t. Or, ogiao Gmbeos'
mGno og Gireftsrer | Banter, 8ritit'
% ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS reprGicnte-
renoe Ell aapital al oper $3,30O,.
100000.
s inouitrielle aorporationer meo
Ell Iftiefopital al tiliommen ST.
S00,000,000 (beri inobeiattet StoaI'
forporatinnens eget Iftiefapital al
$1,465, 100000.
S SporpognS., GampIfibs.Sele.
graf % Terminal" .aompanier meo
en- glftiefapitaI al $t,272,000,O00
OF inoipioitcIe Gmbeosmprlo og
3ireftsrer iiOocr Geo. s. gofer inoe
meo oet Iterite Intal al laaodnne
SiQios6perp | ANDRE 0ireftioner.
Or. 9afer or iaaleoe3 9irefter |
inouitrieQe aorpprationer meo ell
aopitol al $2,000,000,00 / Sern.
bane. og Grprei5fompanier meo Ell
SotaltopitaI al ooer $1,000, OOO,O
oq / Banter meo Ell iamlet aopltal
al oper $500, 100000
Sper al De ANDRE 0iretterer er og'
iaa 9irefterer | iuouitrielle &orpora.
TONER meo en- fombineret aapltal al
ouer 81, 0O0,000,000.
:. 8ierpont Morgan, s. Tierpont
Rorqan, ST., @iaiam &. Gorep, 8.
6. Strict, @. $. Woore, George u.
8erfinS, Rorman .. Reorn, Ganiel
6. Heib, g. 81. 9. 0ioener, Berci.
ialo Hoberts, Sr., % 6. s. Gonoerie
forefommer nleget bpppig bIanot
gtauncue pou De itotiitiite EabeQer,
iom er u~ourbeibeoe for aomiteen no.
piielloc 0eres Experimentation / oil.
hrp anr%norotinner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03
Gait erobrer portc Rico

Sra Gan Silan, =. g., teIegraic-
res Den 29oe April:
8orto Gicos republIfanife Som
uention bar palgt SoitbeneS 8ebu o.
Dlateo Saiai6o iom Gelegater til Den
republifanife RationalfouDentiou |
Chicago. geqae err | 5oosr al GrP.
Iioent Cats 8ieuncmYaation Son.
pentionen peotog Rciolutioner. bporl
uotoltes 9iialb iaouel meo ben no.
tionale iom me0 Eens aominiitra-
ton.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03

CT mt Document. Der ansipeIia
bepiier Sanoelsbommer Robert U.
ardibolSs u~retmrsiise 6orbinoelie
meo en- eriebanen tilberenoe auI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03
Disconiins
SremmeobefoIfnino

SIelge Ell al Geniusbureauet /
@albingtou uetop offeutligaiort ge.
toIfningSitatiitif anorog Sen irem
mcbieote geioIfnina / @isconiin oeo
5oIfetraingen | 1910 til 5t2, 500.
gerioner moo 5t5,7 05 slorct 1900,
forfeit mellem fpIgenoe RotionoIite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03

6Ortieties paa SIDE 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03

ReprGieiitaitbuiet bar / SirSoaeS
nebtaget SiaGggct til Electromagnetic
on 9ioras til 9psningen al gooe
Boitoeie bpor oiSic fan benptteS al
2anopoitfererne. 9iorogenc er lat
til Senbolosps $25, $50 og SIS
pr. 0fil, og Sctoluogifterne er FOR
oct ferite aar bereauet at bile an.
bragg til mellem t6 % 100000
Dollars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-05-03

grnbeeienOom, er tommet for %.
gen.
af Reprpieutontbuiet er ser ret.
tet en- SennelibcIie til 4rpiioenten
ON at faa Jig opcricnot oae 9ofu.
menter / Sagen moo Sanoelsoom.
nleren.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-10
STREET CAR MEN
PLAN ULTIMATUMI
On Ansvsr 20 ~ VIM Dspsna TIE
onssuoa Of ce,,tAg . str1Rs
IN ChacAgo.

CHICAGO. Aug Breaking Of
negotiations looking toward arbitration
OF their differences. street car employees
who nave voted Tor = strik. today pre-
Pared 20 send an ultimAtum TO the Chi
easo street Railway that would bring
tefore night a definite answer TO the
question OF a wage increase. On thls
sns~er the calling OF n strike depends
As scoi. as the answer OF the COM
pany Is received. probably before mid
Llsht. the men will hold a meeting and
ueermlne whether IL will be accepted
or whether there will be an Immediate
walkouc
The street car men declare that III.
DELAY In the granting or an increase ia
vases was caused by a proposition 10
merge the three Companies Involved
The men decided that il was unjust 10
keep them waiting.
PRESIDENT Busby OF the Chicago City
railway. who has been representing the
companies. and who has endeayered TO
frame new contract with the men
without resorting to arbitration. 4 e
clared that II an ultiuatum was pre-
sented he would demand Arbitration
This. he said would prevent a strixe.
because the rules OF the unions provided
that where arbitration was offered the
men they must continue to work until
the result or the arbitration commit
tees Efforts was put UP for final ratifi-
President Mahon. OF the carmen.s
mon. holds that there now is no CON
tract between the companies ana III.
men. and that. therefore the men are
not bound by any arbitration agree.
ment They can. he says strike ar
any time they choose.