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B. D. O. z

bs Fs Of Ef Hot Springs Lodge No SS0 meets every Wednesday evening. S;30 sharp, second floor Masonic Temple Building Visiting brothers cordially invited.
 s. P. McKEEIIAN. F. K. Redmond Joyce. Secretary
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|. O. O. F

Hot Springs Valley Lodge No. 67, I. Q O. F.. meets every Monday night in Odd Fellows hall, corner of Prospect and EX change. All visiting brothers are cor dially invited to attend.
 F. J. LAMB, N. c.
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Sumpter Lodge No. 419, F. & A NJ, South Hot Springs, near end of Ouachita avenue car line, second and fourth Fri- days at 1880 ?. m.
 JOHN R. SEARCY. W. M Roht C0rtney. Secretary
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Root. Koebler. Secretary

Hot Springs Encampment No. 8. l. O e F. meets every Friday night in cd, Fellows hall, corner of Prospect and iex change. All visiting <Patriarchs please at tend. E. s. HOSMER, C. r.
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Arlington Hotel and Bath House

The Only Hotel on United States Res- ervation. Elegant Marble and Tile Hatn House, newly enclosed and refltted, mak- Ina t one of the most beautiful bathing establishments ln the entire country. New Sun ParIor and Rest Room over looking the Mountain Parks
 Beautiful orlils with Metropolitan Ser vice and with spscss Italian orchestrs. All Rooms with private bath supplied with rnineral water,
 Private Automobile service between the Arlington apd the Golf and Country Club for use of guests.
 Every convenience and comfort of a stric'ly hlah-class modern hotel.
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1. O. R. M.

Manataka Tribe, No 6. Improved Or der Of Redmen. meets over Morris drul storO every Thursday evening. Visitor chiefs welcome.
 4. J. CUERIN, sachem. Robert Cartney. C. of r.
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k nEp

Meets every Tuesday night. b14 T.: Central avenue
 RoBT H. LOWER. c. c. Jas, s. Mcconnell. K. Of R. & E.
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JAS. g. REAMEY. W. NJ.

Hot Springs Lodge No 62, F. & A. M, Masonic Temple, first and third Fridays
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EAsTERN sTAR.

EASTERN STAR. Hot Springs Chapter No, S. O. E. S., Masonic Temple, third Monday at B.
 MISS MAUD SPIVEY, W. Nj. Mrs. ]. R. Demby, Secretary
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES or SECURITY. Hot Springs Council No 20t6. Knights and Ladies of Security meet at Oddfel- lows hall. first and third Thursday nights Visiting members cordially welcomed
 DR JOHN FEWKES, Pres. J. J. Hickman, Secretary.
 Elw0od smith, Organizer.
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WOOpMAM cfRcIE

WOODMAN CIRCLE. Meets every second and fourth Thurs day Visiting sovereigns invited to at- tend.
 LtBBIE O'NEAL, Guardian. Maggie Oethers, Clerk
 0. o. O. Meets every Wednesday night at 8 Q. m at their club rooms. 736 l-2 Central ave over Mulsap.s cigar store. Visiting Owls cordially invited
 JAS. l.. GRAHAM President. John T, Simmons, Secretary. P. Q. Box 29s
 L. O. o. M Hot Springs Lodge No 5oi, Loyal Order Of Moose, meets every Friday evening in the Moose hall 72O l-e Central Ave. Vis- iting brothers cordially invited. DR- JOHN M. FEWKES Dictator. J. U. r. Smith, secreta~~
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E. O E

Aerie and club rooms located at N1. bl4 Central avenue. Hot Springs Aerie No g meets every Thursday at s p. m. Visiting Eagles and ladies are always welcome. Club rooms open from a m. until 10 D. m, except Tuesday and We'd nesday. JOHN r. MAY, W. F.
 Vincent West, Secretary
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Hot Springs Commandery No. 6, K. T., meets every first Monday
 F. V, F. ELLSWORTH, E. c.
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Hot Springs Council No. g, R. t& & M meets every secend Monday after Chap ter. E. H. ELLSWORTH, T. l. M
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LTBBIE O'NEAI., Guardian. Maggie Oethers, Clerk.
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Hot Springs Chapter No. ~, R. A. NJ, meets every second and fourth mondays.
 l.. Fl. BARRY, II. r.
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Secret Societies
MASONIC.
MANAGi-.7

MASONIC. Hot Springs Chapter No. 47 R. A. M. meets every second and fourth mondays.
 l.. H. BARRY, II. r. Hot Springs Couneii No. 23, R. & s. M. meets every seoend Monday after Chap ter. E. H. ELLSWORTH, T. l. M Hot Springs Commandery, No. 6, K. T., meets every first Monday.
 F. V, P. ELLSWORTH, E. C. Hot Springs Lodge No s2. F. & A. M, Masonic Temple. first and third Frida ys at p. m.
 JAS. s. REAMEY. w M. sumpter Lodge No 4ls, F. & A NJ, South Hot Springs. near end of Ouachita avenue car line, second and fourth Fri days at 1880 P; ,,,r m; sr.nov Roht. Cartney, Secretary.
 EASTERN STAR. Hot Springs Chapter No, 69, O. E. &, Masonic Temple, third Monday at B.
 MISS MAUD SPIVEY, w. Nj. Mrs. J. R. Demby, Secretary.
 [. o. o. F. Hot Springs Valley Lodge No. 67, I. O O. F., meets every Monday night in Odd Fellows hall, corner of Prospect and EX change All visiting brothers are cor dialy invited to attend.
 E. J. LAMB, N. c. Robt. Koehler. Secretary. Hot Springs Encampment No. 8. I. O. Q F meets every Friday night in Odd Fellows hal corner of Prospect and isx change. All visiting <Patriarchs please at | tend. E, s. HOSMER, c. r. R. KoEHLER, Scribe
 Garland Rebecca Lodge No. 7s | O. O F., meets every first and third Tuesday night at Odd Fellows hall.
 MRS. CALLIE N. FERGUSON, NC Mrs. Maggie Oethers, Secretary.
 B. p. o. 2. Hot Springs Lodge No. SSo meets every Wednesday evening s:SO sharp, second floor Masonic Temple Building Visiting brothers cordially invited
 S. P. McKEEHAN. F. R. Redmond Joyce. Secretary.
 F. o. E. Aerie and club rooms located at Nd. bl4 Central avenue. Hot Springs Aerie No g meets every Thursday at s p. m. Visiting Eagles and ladies are alway welcome. Club rooms open from a. m. until 10 D. m., except Tuesday and We'd nesday JOHN r MAY, w. F. Vincent West Secretary. KNIGHTS AND LADIES or SECURITY. Hot Springs Council No, 20t6, Knights and Ladies of Security meet at OddfeI- lows hall, first and third Thursday nights Visiting members cordially welcomed
 DR JOHN TEWKES, Pres. J. J, Hickman, Secretary
 Elw0od smith, Organizer.
 !. O. R. M. Atanataka Tribe, No. 6. Improved Or der Of Redmen meets over Morris drug storO every Thursday evening. Visitors chiefs welcome.
 4. J. CUERIN, sachem. Robert Cartney. c. of P.
 k. OF ?. Meets every Tuesday night b14 I-2 Central avenue.
 RoBT H. LOWER. C. c. Jas, s. Mcconnell. K. Of R. & z.
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BOTTLING CO..

Tbeu. MHaer, WciddftstHBrer.
III Sones Mbeuue, gegeniiber Der Zone
Gtor Nrouerei. Can Mntonio, Teras-
~ Snbriinnten bon allen Nrten 90
baipafer, WinernlpnHer uno poreilglt1
Dem ipplbetaniiten Qitbia Gelber.
Deibe 9eIep6pne. areie Nblteferuug.
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Die @efa6r nad) Der Grippe

fonlmt meiItens BON Dem geidmadl-
ten 9pltem. Shmade, Nerpoiitat-
ilno Gneraieloiigfeit nit 2eber- nro
geieren : Stornngen folgen oft Die
Ter aranfbeit. N0tig lit Danu
Electric gitterss", Der berii6mte 20
nif, 8lutreiniger n1b 8egulator fir
MaQen, 2eber nno Mierert. SauIenoe
6oben erfabren, ipie er Die Nerpen
Itarft, 6as SDitem laufbaut, @e-
Iunobeit ullo 2ebbaftigfeit nad Ell,
nein @rippe-@nfan brin9t. @eriittt
i'm. gur SOC. 8erfauft uno 9oron-
tiert BON aGen M~potbefcrn.
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QdS ~" lASL
diplomatic uno bas amtli6e Srie-
oensbeoiirfnis aaer Staaten, abe.
unerbittlid in ibrer gelbtdtliden
2ogif, nnabneisbar, menn man nit
flarem @uge iiber ben engen Sori-
sont oes Cages bi1lipeg ben grI6el-
nltrge1 oes @eltgeidehens au'
ocn @rllno 5u leben benliibt lit
General b. gernbaroi idlagt niJt
oie Sdlo6t Der 3ufunft 5u 2an-
Sc uno 51 @oiier, inter Dem 8aie
ier nno in Ser Suit, luie tie Scr
Seniationalismus nit toaem pDar-
toltiidem aufpub porfiibrt uno Ill
meld]em ioeben Elm Sran5oie DEM
0eutiden Gei6 Sen @araus gennadlt
bat. Gr gebt Ser geldidtliben g.
eif uadl iudt ben grideinung III
nes @eltaeidebens ouf ben 8rlno
8l leben beipridt Die politii6en
aonIteaationen uno mdgt OIL ser
Sano itatiItii6en Materials Die
Gbancen ab. llno bod, fuenr Der
8erfalier oieies CANA eigenartige.
gudes geidi6tlide aoeif nsn
d)aupiniltilde MnmanblungenL trof-
fene 3ablen uno BON 2cben iprit-
benoe @ebanfen oltrbeinonoer ipir,
BELT, Damn idmettern Die Srompe
ten gum Mngriff, oann bort mon
&onmonoomorte uno &anollenoon-
ncr. @egen oas nmtlide Srieoens-
bebiirfnis uno bas Ganfeipiel Der
diplomatic modt er oie Stiin-
munq oes 8olfes nnb Die @ubr-
boftiefeit ser @eltanidalulngell
mobil: IS gebt our6 infer @olf
enc tiefe 9ebniuht nah @eltgel-
tuna uno m~annbofter Sat. Seocs
fraftige @ort, jeoer cnti6eioenee
politiide Shritt Ser gfegierung fin
set in Der Seele oes 8olfes ci-
men tiefcn @iloerbal nno loft
aefpiIIermaBen ben 8onn, Der oac
@rafte binoet. Ser 5tantsmaAn
aber, melfer oieie Sebniudt 81 BE-
irieoigen lpiiBte, Die i'm Ser5en III
leres 8olfes lblummert, miiroe
ale Setter in ieine @efolgihoft
smingem.~ Sic Miaionelt, weld)e
i'm lt1fiten moroeriiden 3inge
eeaen chamber 1tebei1 merocu, mrr-
oerl %aiffernnaBig porgefiibrt. Wnn
iicbt Den Maiienfoinpf, in MI
diem Ser gin5elne poaig peridp ~
oct. limo bod gilt nod 9crnhar-
bis 8ort gerooe i'm &riege oar
naben 3ufunft Die 0eoeutung ser
GerIonlidfeit. Man bort Die @ei-
ie oes alten Meiterlieoes, bob int
sSeloe Ser Mam nod mas lpert TT
uno auf ii6 ielber gang allein iteht
,8om oberlten Seloerrn an, BON o.
men Ser cine Die eigenen iAopfer:'
id1en @eoonfen inter Dem Druid Der
8erantmortlibfeit nito ocs med)iela-
oen @liids our6fiibren, Der anoere
nah gceebeneln o%llgemeinen 8iref-
tipen ielbltitanoig banoeln muB, BIS
herab gum acknowledgements, oer
mitten in Seinoeslano Don Gefah-
rem umgeben allein auf oas etgells
&0nnen angefpieien 1T, uno gum
iiingIten Musfetier, Der i'm @efedyt
ielbltItdnoig Dem CODE ms @nge
ieben uno bod Dem Siege 5ultfe
hen muB. iberaa lit int beutigen
aricge oie 8erionlidfeit mtidei-
oeno, mebr, dig es iemals friiher
Der SAT- mar 9os lit oas bobe
2ieo beg 9riegs uno 9euti6lones
ariesserfldrung an feline Setnoc.
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Zine Erfahrun2

men umo fam ieBt nnetner arbet nadgeben, meme egene 8aide fblnf,
uo meme Sretnoe iaeen i'd iebe tpe cine anoere Sran aus
Sung ODER at, Ser @ebraub bon GarSmi, benz Sralen=Starfurgs-
mHtel, fam Sbnen lnunnogli9 idaoen. 9auienbe bon Sralen baben
uus, pe s5rau 9oot, bon benz eroBen geuBen gehrieben, ben ie bon
iinenn gebranb ennpfingen.
garbni lit unibaoid. gs beiebt aus uilben, itarfenoen arau.
tern, 6e bauptadib auf Die peiblidpn Srgane ipirfen, Die Aeroen
Itarfen uno neue 2ebensfraft berborbringen.
Stein uno abiolut pegetabtliib. iifer uno 5uperlafig-if Sarnu1
eli. ioeoles Seilmutel fir fb idmad lrno eeno flblenoe Srauen.
gernhen Sic Garoni. l1eberaa au baben.
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Suit Elm @mmbcr.

Nqd Der Grfldrung bon Us. y.
9olsclap, in Clarendon, Ser, trat
bel leinem gruoer cine eritaunlibe
9eranoerung Elm. griterer ihreibt:
Or bate lolf' idredliden Suiten,
oaB mir ane ELM llebergeben CUR
S6minoiudt befiirdteten. Gr Der.
Iudtc nun Or. Sings Stem Disco.
perp" uno 3ebn Slaiten oapon tn,
riertcn i'm poaitanoig. Sebt ut er
fernaeluno uno lpieet 219 Bfuno.
llnIere Samilie eebran6t ieit Sob.
rem oas Mittel fir Suiten nno gr
faltunaeu nit allten eriolgeit." IS
wirft idnea, lit eorantiert 8uper.
IaIiig. 8reis SOC uno S1.0o. Sro'
beflalde frei BEL ancn apotbefern
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grpteit Ser Sentiden 9ampfer-
Iinien.


Die Direftionen Ser u@amburg-
s[merifa : 2inie1 nno bes uNorn,
oenti6en 2lopo" proteitieren nod
oriidlid eegen cine ieitens oer
ySranffurter 3eitung" perOffentltfle
te SabeGe iber bie &ettungsfa5ilt-
totem anf ben Gbiffen Ser grobell
neutlden 9ampferlinien. 9ie So
belle oes Sranffurter glattes batte
Sen Sadperbalt 10 oareeiteat, oaB
Die 8oots5abl auf ben oeutlden
S5eanoampfern ungeniigeno fir Of.
.3nbl Ser b~eforberten BaIiagiere
eridien. Die @eieui6aften meiieG
an Der Sano bon 5iffermdBigen an-
goben nod, oaB Die a%ufiteluns
Ser Sranffurterin Ben in 8irflit)-
feiten beitebenoen @erbaltnilfcn
nidt entipridt.
@ie Die 9ampfer : @eieaiduften
altsfiibretk lit iiberbaupt Die bod
ite 53obl BON Baiiagieren, Die ~,
re eroBen 9ampfer auf5unebmer
I'M Stanoe iino, in Ser Yraris ME-
mails erreiht moroen. Ser v2lopS"
Compiler u@eoree @aibington" 5aa
geiipiel, Ser fir 3400 Berionen
9ial1m bat, bat in lebten Sabren.
nit ginredntng Ser 9eiasung,
ollrbidnittli6 1885 Yerionen a'.f
ieoer ieiner Sabrten beberbergf
Seine 8ettuneseinridtlngen iino
air oieie aopf5abl nabe5u mnlter-
giiltig. 5edsunooreiBig &ettungs-
bopte, Die oas Sdiff mitfiibrt, lino
inn Stanoe $3.50 Herionen auf5n.
nebmen. Die 8oote oes y8eorge
@~aibineton~ bdtten olio polfnlf
ausgereidt, iammtlide Sniaiien Ser
o5itonic" in Siherbeit gu bringen.
Die uaronprin5eiiin geeilie.,
ebenfaas Elm Shiff oes u2lopo@,
beforoerte ollrdidnittlih 1926, Der
.&aiier @ilDelm Der @roBe 1890
4erionen. Die beioen u2lopo@-
0ampfer fiibren ie a6tuno5pan5ig
9oote nit oie 1900 Berlonen fai~
len fonnen.
aebnlid giinitig lit nod oieier
Darlegung Der Sndperbalt BET Del
9ampfern Ser uSamburg-amerifa-
9inie". Sic n&aiierin @ueulte 81
toria~ fiibrt 35 Hettungsboote nit,
ole eillen 8aurngebalt bon 563 ali-
bitmetern baben. Na6 ben engliidcn
8~eitimmilngen, Die fir Die 1Sit4.
mic" in eriter 2inie m~asgebeno mi-
rem, broudte oie uailguite @iftoria"
nur 234 4llbifmeter &aum in on
gooten nad5uneilen, oas Sdiff
bot alio Dos Doppelte Ser bon iba
~geforoerten Sa5ilitaten. Muf Der 81
genmartigen Geiie oieles uSapag"-
fabren 2700 Berionen
nit, Die 8oote fonnen $500 &opfe
mufnebmen.
aebnlid 1T oas @erbaltnis auF
Dem uSapag" 9ampfer u@meri-
Mu1 BET Ser groBtm0glidlrn
Gampferbeleeuns lit Der peitells
groBere Seil Der Baiiagierc nHo
gclabung in ben 9ooten mnter5lt,
.bringell.
g~eionoers miro in Dem Broteii
nod betont, BOB grade bel oct.
groBen Dampfern1 Die oeltlden
9orihriften gan8 erbebli6 iiber bic
cngliiden binausgeben.
Der Broteit ser beioen @elel,
id)uften lit entidieoen baau ange,
tom, oas 8ertrauen oes 3~eilepub!i.
fums gu ben oeutidcn @elell~
idaften gu befeitigen 5umal oicic
ipfort Sdritte geton baben, Hie
bereits in reiblidem MoB Dorbar.
oenen @ettungseinridtuilgen nod,
II, erbobeL obne crit einen Gr.
lob neuer seieelidcr @orihriften
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Die Inrtiebuna Der

9ie 5ortiebuna Der neuell
aouao : @ren3en, meld,e ollrf oos
@aroffo @bfomnlen ilotipetoIe y
naht moroen lit, miro in Babe
poraerommen meroen. Die &ontc-
ren8, welt)e lid 81 gleifen Sellen
aus oeutiden mo fran5oliit)en Sc
lcaierten suianlmeniett, miro IT.
Bern taqen. 9ie &erbanolung@n
beoiunen i'm naditell @onat.
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GEM Moreenrot elmer nellen
Soee eebt es wie Dem Mor9enrot
~iiberbalipt Die m%eilteu Menid)en
iinbet es idlofeno.
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Q(uf Nnreauna oes oeutldlel

WH1 NHltYHIFY pV9 UeH'II7e"
Gaiiers meroen in ben nafiten 2a-
cen gertreter Der Negierung, io-
mie Ser Seeberufs 8eieuihnlt
uno Der Rbeoereien iiber Die Sitef-
heit sltr Gee 8eratung pflegsn.
Die 9erbanoInngen finoen IN YER
lin itatt.
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@eutt i6ma0 1ttto elemo

Sid IdJpad uno eleno fiblenbe 5raten baben GarSni notbig, I'M
mieber rotbe @onaet gu befonmen uno neue gnerge fir Die rnatten
elieoer. 2epn sic bigpn grief Ser 5ruu gilbert Root, amanoa> Ohio;
er be5hrei6t lire @rfabrung, uno wie fe geinno puroe:
SD mar fat niennals obne &opfme6, uo frble mid 10 eleno IN
neinem giiden 1ro tn ser Sete, !" idrei6t fe. sd lag Die meiite 3et
inn gett rro batte 1tarfe nerpoie Magendn1er5en. geitoen1 i'd Saront
oos sSrouen : 5tarfmgsnriHel sebrarbe, babe ib 10 Biuno 5ugenont-
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[. & N. MUST REVISE
IT'S LUMBER RATES
RY Associated Presa.

Washington, Jan. 2o.-It was held
by the interstate commerce commits
sion today in the case of the Norman
Lumber Company against the Louis
vile and Nashville and other roads
operating in the south that the. freight
rates on hardwood lumber from points
of origin south of the Ohio river ought
not to be higher to Louisville, KY,
than to Cairo, Ills.
Tho carriers have been requested
by the commission so 10 amend their
tariffs as to equalize the rates TO
Louisville with those of other Ohio
river transfer points. No order is ex-
tered in the case, but the commission
has received assurances that the car
riers will revise as soon as possible
the thousands of rates affected by the
decision.
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Washington. Jan. Ex-senator Al
bert b Cummins, of Iowa, progressive
Republican, today announced his can
didacy for the Republican presiden-
tial nomination by a statement In
which he says that If the Republicans
of Iowa believe him a fit man to urge
before the Chicago convention he will
accept their decision.
The entrance of Mr.. Cummins into
the presidential contest materially
complicated the Republicans situation.
President Taft now is openly opposed
for the nomination By Senators La
Toilette and Cummins, both progress
ives, while still other progressives are
urging the nomination of Roosevelt.
The announcement by Senator Cum
Minis. coming today in connection with
the report from Denver that Clifford
Finchot was moving for a conference
of progressive Republicans to decide
upon one candidate to oppose Presi-
dent Taft. started riot Of political
speculation.
At the progressive Republican cam
paign headquarters here the declaxa-
tion was made today by w. L. Houser,
in charge. that the fight for Mr.. La
Toilette would continue as If there
were no other progressive candf-
dates. =
senator LaFcIIette.s only comment
was:
Il have nothing to
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~ AsaoeIsted PRESS.

Lawrence, Mass, Jan. 2o.-The dis
covery today and tonight OF three lots
Of dynamite with fuses and caps, re-
sulting IN the arrest Of several per-
sons. is regarded by the police as lend
ing weight to the fears Of the at
tempted destruction Of the mill props
erty IN connection with the textile
strike. A police Inspector who. is in
vestigating the finding of the dyna-
mite said tonight that two bad men,
are known to be here and are being
constantly shadowed.
Tonight in the cobblcr shop Of
Ufbao DaPrato an inspector found a
bundle containing six sticks of dynas
mite and seven caps The police are
positive the dynamite was not there
when the shop was searched earlier in
the day. DaPrato declared the bundle
was left by q stranger. who said he
would return.
The first lot Of dynamite found was
in q house on Oak street in the syrian
colony, and the second was located in
a cemetery. lying on the snow. without
any apparent attempt at hiding. Sew
eral arrests were made. The strikers
declare the dynamite was planted.
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GOVERNMENT
PROBING CASE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY DECLARES
THAT THUS FAR 1T HAS BEEN
SHOWN MEAT PACKERS WERE
IN A COMBINATION.
by Associates Press.

Chicago. Jan. 20.-United States
District Attorney Wilkerson declares
that the government in the first six
weeks Of the trial has made substan-
tiai progress in the Offering of eti-
dence in support OF its charges thai
the Chicago packers maintained a
combination In restraint of trade.
When the court adjourned TODAY the
government had examined seventeen
witnesses and offered in evidence 120
documents of various kinds bearing
on the business methods of the men
under Indictment A summary of the
governments evidence thus far, ac-
cording to Wilkerson, shows the mack
ers between 1894 and 1902 had a pool
met on Tuesdays. divided the terri
tory, fixed the percentage OF ship
ments, agreed upon margins. and fol-
lowed the uniform system of figuring
the test cost of beef.
Counsel for the defense maintain
the evidence so far does not substan
tiate the charges in the Indictment.
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Under circumstances no less uavs-
terious than those SURROUNDING their
first visit, when they two weeks ago
last Thursday night appeared at the
home OF Mrs. Ben Crona, 1903 North
Davis street, and left a baby girl and
money to provide for the infant until
they could make a trip to Mobile ana
return, according to thelr explanation
the unknown man and woman paid
the home Of Mrs. Crorra another visit
Friday night. This time they are
said to have left $40 more with the
request that the child be provided 70.
another week.
As upon the occasion OF their FIRST
visit, the people assumed non conf
initial attitude and an air OF nyster,-
surrounded their movements ana they
gave no explanations about themselves
Neither the names OF the man AMI
woman, nor their relation to the child
was learned. It. is the opinion OF those
who saw them. however, that they
are not the parents OF the child, or at
least that the woman is not the child $
mother. One party who saw them in
formed a representative OF The Jour
nal that it was her opinion that II the
woman was any relation to the Infant.
she was its grandmother, as she was
an elderly lady and evidently not the
child's mother. AS stated. the couple
did not volunteer much information
about themselves or the baby and
whatever impressions we're gained
about them are merely opinions.
It is noticeable coincidence thai
the second visit Of the couple was like
the first in that they appeared, un-
heralded and unannounced, at about
the same hour this time as on the
former occasion.
At the time of leaving the intact
the man left $40 and some ciothina
With Mrs. Crona and told her nerves
going to Mobiie for a couple OF weeiN
and wanted TO leave the baby u1ta
he returned. he and womaffN f.s.l
been to the Pearl Eagan Home bsx6ro
going to the residence of Mrs. Crona
and had asked to leave the baby, but
the people at that institution would
not take the child under the condi-
tions mentioned, but offered to adopt
the baby. TO which the couple would
not agree.
When the strangers left the last
time, 1t is said that they only asked
that the child be cared for during an
other week and left the money and it
is not known whether they intend
going back after the baby at the ex-
piration of this time or whether they
will call again and carry more funds
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-01-21
BY Associates Press.

Washington, Jan. 20-Attorney Gem
eral Wickersham today assured the
house committee on rules that the
government would take action against
the International Harvester Company.
A congressional investigation is under
consideration by the committee
The assurance was given during a
conference between Mr.. WicIzershann,
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor Ma
gel and members of the rules commit
tee and was followed by an announce
ment that the committee would likely
delay any recommend dation as to the
proposed inquiry pending department
OF Justice action. The harvester case
has been before the department since
1906. Members Of the committee said
the attorney general declared the gov
eminent would carry out the admin
istartion's policy to dissolve Illegal
combinations, but that it was not dis
closed whether the government would
permit a friendly suit with a view tc
a dissolution of the combination or
would proceed with a direct suit
charging violations of the Sherman
anti trust law.
AS to the shipping trust inquiry,
both cabinet officials, it was reported,
agreed that some decisive step should
be taken. Committee action on this
subject may hinge upon the pending
federal suit against the Hamburs-
American Steamship Line.
bearings on the money trust reso-
luton Of inquiEg viii be held next
week.