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and their friends are invited TO visit
the establishment OF J. ". Cooley, To-
cal agent for the Kn!ght-Campbell
Music Co.. where these instruments
are on display. and try them. In ap-
pearance. quality OF Interior con-
structIon and tone quality they stand
In q class by themselves.
A handsome diamond Ting Is u
prize appreciated and desired by ev-
cry young woman. Diamonds are
the most valuable Of stones. and their
beauty makes them the most desired.
Tho diamond rings which We will
award In each district are perfect
stones. possessing all the qualities of
perfect diamonds-briliian clear
ness and perfect cutting. No moro
beautiful . Eift or award could be
chosen BY any young woman. and the
ones to whom these prizes will be
awarded will value them at their
true worth. These rings have the IA
nous and beautiful Tiffany settings.
which only serve TO emphasize and
bIinE out the real beauty Of the
stones. These r!nss are being dis
played At tn Jewelry establishments
OF l.. II. Hall. E. l.. Allen and w. z.
Bauer. OF whom they were purchased.
Call and sec them for yourself.
In the same proportion as the
other prizes. 10 too. the gold watches.
which will be awarded In each dis
trict. are prizes Of real worth and
value. These watches are handsome
ones. bearing guarantees Of 30 years.
which Is practically . lifetime. and
cvery one In q desirable prize. They
arc beautiful to the eye. aud pcrefct
In their ume-keepinG qualities.
/, Education 10 one thing that We
| can never receive too much Of. and
especially business education.
which IL every day more and more
being recognized AZ \ virtual ncces-
sity 70. the young woman who is
Obliged to make her own way In the
world. Tven for those who never
expect to have to do this. . business
education comes In most handy. An
acquaintance with the ways and
methods Of tho busihess world Ia
necessary to every one. and no bet
ter qualification for life and Its bat
ties could be named The Dreher
Business College. In. which two Of
these courses will be awarded. has
during the time Of its establishment
In Trinidad. been known as an insti-
tuition Of thoroughness. No instruc-
tion is OF much value unless II II
thorough and complete. II has been
the aim OF this college to prepare III
students In such q way that the,
would be able. upon being given
their diplomas. to Immediately stey
into positions and be ready and cap
able Of lifting them.
The Trinidad Business College. ir
which We will award two complet,
courses. is known as the oldest es
tablished institution Of It's kind II
Southern Colorado. and Its years-olt
Reputation for preparing students TO
the business world and the battles o
life, stamps II as one OF the best.
Future Orders.
In many casus candidates will flint
that prospective subscribers are nov
paid up in advance for daily paper
and do not desire to have two dali,
papers coming into their homes a
1.-THE same time. In order that candi
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dates may receive tue iuI bcnett Ot
such subscriptions. We have arranged
10 accept all such subsci ..,tionx and
issue votes. when the subscriptions
are accompa MED by the amount. and
hold them for delivery At any future
date designated by the subscriber.
Securing Subscriptions.
Candidates In nny certain district
are not restricted from securing sub
sc5Iptions in any place they wish.
For instance. u candidate In District
I may secure votes and subscriptions
In any other district. or anywhere
she chooses. The wide world Is your
field. Subscriptions will be accepted
from any part OF the United States.
Canada or anywhere. -
Hvun Of Counting Votes.
Votes received up IL O'Clock noon
each day arc counted and pubiished
In the paper Of the following day.
Votes received after this hour do
not appear until toe second day fol-
lowing their receipt.
What Candidates Should Do.
As soon m tho young woman as
pirant makes her candidsey known
to her friends and acquaintances,
they will begin to save for her tho
ten-votc coupons which appear In
each issue. and send In their sub
scriptions or kivo them to her 70 OBJ
tain the votcs. A new subscriber for
one year earns 10000 votes.. while
a new subscriber for six months
earns 5000 votcs. One-hali the
above number ere allowed on old
su inscriptions. and = candidate who
puts forth a little sincere effort can
place herself In 4 veIS advantageous
position right now.
Mako up your mind today that you
arc going to be one Of the fortunate
ones and strive to attain that end.
You can do II II you will but try. DO
no, wait until the last moment. but
start right away. II your name 10
already entered In the list and you
have not done much. BEGIN NOW.
You will never regret the time and
effort spent In winning one OF these
splendid awards.
Al present Ia. candidates are Just
beginning to get started. and feeling
the pulses OF their friends to find
out what support they can expect.
Votes are being brought In and sent
in daily for various candidates. and
in large numbers. and many more
will be added TO these ~ candidatss
show that they are In earnest In
their desire TO win.
| Division Of Territory.
District No. consists Of the city
OF Trinidad from the center Of Com
merciai street and Arizona svenue.
west.
District No. 2 consists OF the City
OF Trinidad from the center Of Com
mercial street and Arizona avenue
east.
District No. 3 consists Of Huerfanc
county and all towns In Las Animas
lcounty north Of the Las Animas riv-
or, but not including towns or terri
tory bordering on the river.
District No. 4 consists Of Las Ant
mas county Of Colorado south Of the
Las Auimas river. including all
towns bordering on the river. either
north or south. and Union and Colfaa
counties OF New Mexico.
Contest Office Hours.
The Contest office is open all day
UP to 8 o'clock In the evening. for
tho benefit Of those who cannot visit
US during tho regular business hours.
Do not forget this. and II you ca1-
not visit MS during the day. make
your visits in tho evening. but 1t Il
important to keep In A. close toucl,
~ possible with this department, In
order that nothing that will advance
your campaign may be overlooked.
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Future Orders.

In many casus candidates will find
that prospective subscribers are now
paid up in advance for daily paper.
and do not desire to have two daily
papers coming into their homes at
the same time. In order that candi-
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That he discovered the cancer
germ and . cure for the disease is
claimed by French physician.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN
WAS INAUGURATED
MARTINS FERRY c RUsADER S
START ON THEIR WORK.
Expect 10 Raise twenty-five Thousand
Dollars-Other News Notes Of
Martins Ferry.

The campaign for the raising OF s25,-
600 for the Martins Ferry hospital
Was launched last evening. with au-
spicious ceremonies. At the h~eadQuar-
tiers In the Ralston building. supper
was served by the Ladies' auxiliary
OF the hospital 10 the workers. which
numbered more than one hundred.
". G. ~BerEundthal was the toastmas-
ter Of the evening. and first introduced
Judge John 5. Cochran. OF ST. Clais-
vile. a former local resident. Mr..
Cochran spoke of the enterprise OF
local people and told OF the favorable
comment which is daily being spoken
concerning such things al the local
schools and the pure water system.
lie gave his opinion that IL would be
p very easy matter 90 raise the sum
within q specified time. Congressman
". g. Francis was the next speaker
and gave the history Of the hospital
as a publ c institution since the board
secured the property from DR.. vii.
son lie also paid a tribute 10 local
enterprise.
Judge Lynch OF the common pleas
court was the next speaker and spoke
az length Of the importance o. paying
ne debt Of the hospital and Told OF
the spirit Of the Bcllaire campaign.
g. ". Dickens. the chairman Of the
Beliaire campaign. gave a short talk
In which he told how easy the work
would be after the art had been
made.
William Lipphardt. the chairman ~
The teams. IT Long. an active worker:
Fire chief Ralston. Mayor WyckoR
and several others made good
speeches. In his address tho MAYOR %
he city stated that most Of tho money
which would be secured hv The work.
ers would come from the wage oarners
and made "a progressive talk on things
~ interest 20 tho city
Mr. j. T. Coulter. the FINAL speaker
of the evening gave q few pointers
fo the workers and rold Of experiences
In other cities where the field seemed
not nearly % good as here
Morgan Making Success
Howard Morgan 81 this city. who
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Earl Vennum and owen Zimmer.
mt' who went 90 indianapolis in the
latters auto. viii be- home sunday.
having stopped with friends NJ varI.
Gus points on the way back
The captains Of each team In tho
campaign are out To- make "a record
and while there ls no Dragging going
there viii be a great deal ~ work
The remains Of the late Mrs T J.
Rcnncr we're taken % Downs yerfcr.
day. for inferment
Mrs r. o. Wilson and aon. Mas.
krey. will be- home from Canton. Co.
day
Congressman W r. Francis has re.
turned from the Democratic conven-
ton at Toledo. and viii rsmain here
FOR several DAYS
The Insurance on the Kleves prop.
criy which was partially DESTROYED
hr IRE. uill Do adjusted today
Mrs Simon Parker entertained SOW.
oral OF her friends at o. dinner .ast
evening in honor Of Miss LILLIAN Pick.
EMS. ~ Denver. Colo. who is visiting
here
10 has boon decided not io hold a
noon day lunch in connection with
Che Hospital campaign. but supper
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BRIDGEPORT Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Val Wilson are par
ents OF a new daughter, who arrived
yesterday.
course in agriculture at the state uni
versity. has returned home for the
summer vacation.
DIR. ]. o. Howells will be home to-
day from q trip east. which included
several weeks at Philadelphia.
The Band OF Hope will hold It's
meeting this evening in the Kirkwood
NJ. r. church.
George Kildash has returned home
from Youngstown. where he went 10
attend the meeting OF the Pittsburgh
synod Of the German Lutheran
church.
y. b. Garfield. a well known Cleve-
land banker. "a in town yesterday
on business.
J. f. Moreland OF Pittsburgh Wis
tied local friends yesterday.
Several local orders will take part
in the union memorial services.
which will be held in Martins Ferry
Sunday.
ID. c. Mechanism OF St. C~'airsville
who has been at Emporia. Kan. was
here on his way home yesterday.
a young hoy had his head badly
on. while swimming in the creek
Wednesday evening and several
stitches were required to close the
wound.
Adam Koeeler has sold out his
grocery stock on Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
3. Y. p. U. Rally

The Baptist Young Peoples Union
VIII have a rally this evening in the
church and a large number OF ont OF
town people will be present. The
following program will b. rendered
Hymn-'All Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name"
Hymn-"O! How You VIII Ioyo
Him"
Hymn-"Tell Me the Old. Old story '
Address, A. Coocy. president OF
the Association.
Male chorus-"The Church in the
Wildwoo -Messrs Jones. GriHth
Samuel. Emlyn and Arthur Jones
Hymn-The Fight is on"
Addross-Zeu Samuel
Address % The Association-Rcv. Mr.
Albert Dickson. Of Chicago. Grand
secretary OF the associations OF
the country.
Closing Hymn.
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Church Services.

Communion services will be held at
the Shadyside Presbyterian church
Sunday morning az IL o'clock. in
charge OF the Rev. Daniel II. MergIer.
pastor OF the church. Rev. Mergler
will take as the subject of his sermon
Christ. the Unspeakable Gift"
services preparatory TO communion
we're held in the ~Shadyside Presby-
terrain church last evening and a large
number were present. Rev. u. II.
Mergler preached an excellent sermon
on Mind Your own Business"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
BRIDGEPORT
Reception Given Last Evening
In Honor Of New Pastor
and Members.

50 fre Kirkrood Presbyterian
church l1st evening % reception was
EIsrr In honor of Rev 'oHn NooI. tho
nrHIF Installed pastor OF tho church
nnf tle now members who have been
taken LOO during tho past few months
a Cine program VAC rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
Miss Herzbera Entertain.

Miss Charlotte Herzberg delightful.
" entertained "A party OF young
friends. at her home. on Harrison
street. last evening. Music and var.
ious gaems were the principal diver
sions OF the evening and al a season.
able hour dainty refreshments were
served.
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Tho funeral services over ihe rs
mains ~ fhe late John Thurr. Who
died 9udfoH'y 90 fhe home Of bic
parents Mr. and Sire George rrum
on Nrrfh Jefferson street "wednesday
morning VIII ho conducted at fhe
family residence Sunday afternoon
Or 2 O'Clock infcrmer' pII Do made
ln Tho Rose HIII cemetery
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viii Hold soelaI-

The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor society OF the Second Presby-
terrain church will hold an ice cream
and strawberry social on the lawn
surrounding the church Tuesday even
ing. June IL. The proceeds OF the az
fair will go toward purchasing a car
pet for the sunday school room.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

Miss stella poFau very drrgftfuIy
entertained "a party ~ young fr.Hads
o. hrr home In South Hr#..-s flaf
e.fuIuE 9th a U.-rrfaue0rs hover
in honor Of Niles Lena Howard. az
wheeling Who a0il ba married sq.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

A special train. having on board
the officials Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road company. left here yesterday
morning on the old o. ". a W. road
TO Inspect the tracks between this city
and Woodsheld- They also Inspected
the river division OF the c. 4 p. as
far south as P~owhAtan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

Edc afIuianf general os tho war do
p~r'man' has notified Uepressrfaura
N % Francis OF Martini Frrry ~
Tho appointment of Richard D. Dor
"r. o. ron 0f Mr ard Nr. O. o. D9-sr
NJ Uornr Ho.Fh's. o. tho fourth te.r
oIass loo fhc United s ates military
academy at West Point
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

Mary. the infant daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Smith. Of this city.
died yesterday morning, after an IN.
ness OF several days. The funeral
viii take place from the st. Johns
catholic church. this morning. at g
o'clock lnterment will be made in
Mt. Calvary cemeter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
Return From conv.n,io,.

X. 7. Kitchener and u. II. Beck OF
this city have returned from the
Democratic state convention al To-
ledo. and are o strongly In favor
OF James Cox OF Dayton. who was
nominated for governor. Mr.. Mich
ener has been reelected state COM
miiteeman from the Sixteenth dis
trict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

Tho hue.n..E meeting OF tho Chris
tan Enfntf0f Soc efv ~ fIr fIr.t
formed church which e. a hrva
been bold H' fH' homo NJ tris- Alma
NodoeIF on Nnrfr Jefferson .,raat
has been postponed until nrtf Mon
dag %s1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

Local bankers yesterday received
their Invitations 20 the banquet which
VIII be held in Bellaire on next Tues
day evening. Delegates from all
over the state will be here and a
trip will be made through here in
autos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

In his speech at the opening meet.
ing OF the campaign workers last eve
ming. Mayor Wyckon stated the need
Of small parks In this city and said
that 10 would be a good thing II the
city would buy up the old Buckeye
glass house property on First street.
and ut IL up for a park
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

has been on the vaudeville stage all
winter, on the Sun circuit, has been
called out to MI summer engagements
n is now performing az Johnstown.
IA. Mr.. Morgan is making a greaI
success Of his work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

The WeFfminster Mems Bible class
~ tho Second Presbyterian church
red a Vol attended meeting 40 POD
home oi Mr John e. Woods. OF NobIo
street The regular business session
vas held following which "a social
hour was enjoyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
japanese Social

Class No. IS. OF the First NJ. E.
Sunday school will hold a Japanese
social" in front OF the church. Thurs
day evening. June 18th. \ large
number of tickets have already been
sold and the affair promises 10 be a
great uccess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
Attsnaes MLa.-snar, con..nt-on-

hra s. r. Foster and Nfrs a r.
ioafeuhauEh. delegates from tho
South BrIIaIra So D. church. attended
tho Home MIFsi0nary convention az
Tho Barnr-vi'le district. held at s'
tIaIrFyiIlr. yesterday
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will BE- served cvcrp evening a. 8 30
and reports will Dc made every day
Chief Hyiand made a trip Co S.
Clairsvillc. yesterday on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

The trouble which has % the FIRE
alarm system out % working order
during the past few days was located
yesterday. Bro the trees IN front Of
me residence ~ Harry Grayson on
Park street % is thought that from
nov on everything will be- In good
order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
Thomas and Math.~

Thomas and Mathews will pitch
Tor the local team against Beilaire
Saturday and Sunday. and the worst
that the local supporters can see is
an even break. as the local team is
going at a fast pace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

carey johnson, & SO years. a col.
cred man. OF Redtown. a few miles
west O; this city. died a. a late hour
Wednesday night Funeral services
VIII be held from the late home. Sat
urday morning. The remains will be
taken 10 Glencoe for interment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

an infant child 0f Mr and Nrs Dan
Porter Of near Barton. died Woduoa
CAV evening after a short illness and
7" .ri'rmnnf H1a mHIa F|cs'rrI4y
f. rrnu0u .n fra LIuwo0I cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
Campaign Clock.

The large campaign clock which
a been prepared for showing the
progress OF the workers will be placed
on the Commercial bank building this
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

tn" United Presbyterian base I'LL
team U'l cross bate ui.r tho f-a.a Of
me Flrs' Freabyferisn church. af z,
% clock fhis evening. on 'ha sixteenth
street grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

Tho f'hi1u Sisters nII hold ar
import Hf msefIrE ihis evening rt
h.rh HII mDmhrrr 1re requested fY
Dol pre- .cnt Tor The transaction 90 bus
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COMMITTED MINI Ment

The executive committee OF the
Union Chr stian Endeavor society OF
South Bellaire, will hold a meeting
in the school house at Pinch Run this
evening.
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Convention Opens.

The district convention Of the wo
mans Missionary Societies OF the ST.
Clairsville Presbytery will be held
IN the Second Presbyterian church
in this city. to-day.
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tors in tho country. 80 H NurrFv
o' Harrrsv'.'r. superintendent NJ tre
warren ~'opn.hIp schools. UiII hr one
~ the speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07
JULIUS WE'LL
THE POPULAR STORE.
NEW SHOWING OF
ONE PIECE DRESSES.

An exceptional fine display Of
Women's One Piece Dresses Just
received IS made In our window 20.
day. which for style and popular
prices is uncommon. They have
been excellent sellers and so much
cheaper than can be made that
most people prefer nowadays 70
buy them ready made.
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mess. After the business has been
completed refreshments viii be
served
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01Iot6oE5
6Iiono

drug stores. Write for free book Tor
~e2pectant mothers. which contains
much valuable information.
sRADFlELD REGULATOR CO.. Ad.-,.. Ca
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Lots % people stir up strife BY
prcaChiug harmony.
"
But a bird In Inc hand doesn't an.
noy the early worm
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fort and bcnc0t
60 any woman IN
need Of such a
remedy. Mother
Friend r. sold A.
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SPECIAL THIS WEEK

Rubber Household GlOves-The kind sold up to Sl.O0 a
quality red rubber, sizes ~, s, 81; at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-07

Caatorin. a1o and
compound. Pinkhum'a Ner. Liu...
Compound Pains celery ......
COMPOUND. LOANS Celery ..... .
COMPOUND. Mary Reefs N~crrfanTa.
Trenm. MIik Weed ........
cream. Hiufa Honey n Almond
cream. Iomuriun Message ......
Cream. A n 4 Rolling Maaaarr
cream. A D.. q. TernEIda ...
Cream. A. ID a H~anisning .....
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Col Liver OIL, T~astsisas. LoFan.s "a.
COD Liver on Taateieas. Wampolsa
COD LIVER on. Tastsisss, wampois's "
COD tFysr OH Tsst.isss. 4 -. ~,
feruna u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-30
ECONOMY PROGRAM
DECIDED UPON BY DEMOCRATIC
CAUCUS.
Will Eliminate Public Buiidinu or Bs.
tleship Appropriations in
House Bill.

WASHINGTON. Ian 2g-There will
b" no appropriations for battleships or
public buildings al this session of con
gross. This WAS the decision of the
Democrats OF III" house after a spir-
ltvd caucus tonight Elimination of
"a battleship appropriation was sur
prise. the caucus having been called
tor the purpose of considering a SIC
900 n"D public building bill. recon-
Wendcd by the committee on public
buildings ana grounds. Representative
burnett. of Alabama. however. offered
an amendment To a resolution 10 dis
r"usr with The public buildings bill
that no baltleship appropriation be r.
ported To IN" house.
Representative llobSon. of Alabama.
headed "a bitter attack on the amend
in"nt. but 30 was passed. IS TO s..
tn" savings resulting from this &C
ton OF IN" caucus Is estimated by the
democratic leaders To aggregate
about si"."u1. "oo so .o00. o00 10 be- re-
qured Tor TWO modern hattleships and
Sl6."uu.uU' for public buildings In
IN" case of public buildings. however.
there may be- some appropriation for
emergencies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-30
ORE MEN DENY
ANY MONOPOLY
Answer Filed BY Minnesota Group Of
Mining Men In Steel
Suit.

TRENTON. y. j. Jan. kellogg
and Emery. counsel tor the Minneso-
"a group of land and iron mining
companies named as party defendants
IN the suit in the United States court
here Icy the government for the dis
solution uf the United States Steel
corporation. filed their answers to-
day To tn" government $ alleCatiuus
There are thr"" distinct answers. one
by the Nest Missabe Land company.
LID. and seventeen other land and
iron MINING companies. the second
10y J. u. Ci'!her. individually. and the
third b. Louis w iIili. James y. Hin.
Walter Hill and Edward = Nicholas.
;ls trustee.
Tn" answers are "a general denia!
so TAR a. those defendants are con
ccrncd az ID" allegations OF the gov
'rnment of plan on the part Of the
steel CORPORATION and Tho other 60
."nian'S 10 CprSpire e. restrict com.
petition In the stcci and iron business.