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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07
DAVE Says

Just to keep pace with the
weather he will let his patrons and
customer carry away fine cravan-
cite raincosts at one-fourth on.
Nothing slow about Kraus Bros.
when IL comes TO giving the people
of this city and vicinity bargains at
opportune times.
In this connection. here's a little
prophecy-just a little one:-Im-
mediately after this warm wave il
will be colder. much colder. o.
That should serve as a susges-
ton, IL you believe the prediction,
Tor you TO get a heavyweight over
coat or suit. for the future.
You may keep in your pocket
one dollar Of every four, all Of
which means a saving of Eve on a
twenty-dollar purchase.
Weather for to-day-Snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07
CARPENTERS WANT
SLIGHT INCREASE
SCALE ron THREE YEARS nEo1r-
N1N0 NAY ] PHE6ENTEp
TO CONTRACTORS
Pity Cents Per Hour For First Year
and Two and Half Cents I-rsass
Per Year IL Asked.

IL became known last night that the
contractors OF the city and vicinity had
received notices OF change In the car
penters wage scale to take effect May
j. 1915. This proposed scale Is to be-
come effective on and after that date
The present scale has been in forcs
since May, 1912. The scale of wages In
the new proposition is a.Yanged for the
.SSss years as follows: $3.50 cents
per hour for eight hour Gay. 1859 y
cents per hour FOR eight hour day: 1917
81 cents per hour for eight hour day
or mill workers the scale is Igl5-is
cents per hour for eight hour day: 1915
30 cents per hour for eight hour day,
lsl1-5O cents per hour for eight hour
day.
In speaking 70 several well known
contractors last night. IL was CLEANED
that they do not expect any trouble
whatever In arranging the scale. They
refused 10 give any personal opinions as
70 whether the scale as presented would
be accepted or not They stated that
the scale would be presented to the
scale committee for action. The carpen-
ters. while retlcent about the changes,
feel that they are the least paid crafts
men OF the day, and feel that a change
IL due them. The advance 10 price OF
foodstufrs and wearing apparel. and the
general ~ cost OF living, makes IL
necessary. they say that an Increase be
secured In wages.
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INDICTED
p. & y. Railway Faces Three Indiet.
nents For Violating interstate
Commerce Law

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 6-Thrce In.
dictmcnts charging the Philadelphia n
Reading Railway company with
breaches Of the Interstate commerce
Law Boz the transportation Of anthracite
and btuminous coal were returned
here today by q federal grand jury.
Failure tO ne tariffs for freight trans.
ported by barros from This city 10 New
ENGLAND points. extending shippers
privileges and facilities in tranaporta.
ton not specified boo tho taridq filed.
and the failure to collect dcmurraee
on shipments frUu tHo mines to phl4.
dolpria. sTH #mH.E Iua charges upon
which tHr Indictments are based
There were o. total rf 100 counts boz tho
thrr. indictment. and DO convictions
are obtained fines aEerCr8tinE 1850.
600 could br imposed by the court
Admission IN railroad men duriuE
recent rate hearings bed to fFa Iuyrefl
cation by the strand jury 8t The suaaes.
iion 81 the interstate commerce com.
mission. The probe. which BEGAN soy.
Dral weeks ago. wac conducted by us.
trict Attorney Kane and Special Nv.
8min"r stephens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07
"AGGIE" SHOW
At state univeryity Proving a orsa,
suecess-Poultry Exhibit
II wonderful.

Special Dispatch 60 the Intelligence
MORGANTOWN W. Va. Jan. ia
add TO the country aspect Of the citv ~
M9tsantoWn this week. made so BY the
lhnuN OF champion growers champion
Gamers OF corn and tomatoes and gen
eral farmers from all parts 81 the stat,
the annual poultry show ~ the Monon-
gaia County Poultry Association oper.
"a mere today The show H. the LARGEST
IN the history 81 the club. over two hln-
Sred coops ~ poultry from this section
In connection with agriculture week
~ the University the annual state apple
snow opened this afternoon iu the
Arruory. over one thousand plates ~
apples are on exhibition. The .NbIbits
OF canned tomatoes aud priza com being
~ like proportions. Dean - T.. Waite.
ot Iennsylvaniu state. Dr. g. \ I.aufar.
Prof Alderman. Prof. pesirs. state Road
Engineer Williams. Herbert Quick. ~
Berkeley springs. and Commission OF
Agriculture ~. y. Williams were prom
lneut speakers on the farmers prsrraIp
today. All the visitors attended fbs
University Chapel exercises this morn
ing and listened ~ an address by Prof
Vladimir KarahctOT ~ RUSSIA Dr ~.
subject ideals OF Living"
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FRENCH ARE
WITHOUT FOOD
CHAIRMAN HOOVER RETURNS
FROM INSPECTION OF
RELIEF WORK.
reports Appalling Situation In North
France Where 10000 Peasants
Are Without Food.

LONDON, Jan. 6. 10 d. m.-Herbert
Z. Hover, chairman of the American
commission for relief in Belgium. re-
turned to London today from a tour
OF inspection Of the work being done
Tor the commission in Belgium. In a
statement issued this evening. MIR.
Hoover said.
An appalling situation has been
presented to the commission with re-
gard to the French peasantry In the
valley OF the Meuse Just south of the
Belgian frontier, where there are
10000 persons absolutely without food.
Our investigation showed that a large
number OF deaths already have occur
red there from starvation.
Despite the shortness of The "a
lions in Belgium our Belgian collea
CUES agreed that We must share the
last crust with these people. We.
: therefore. sent them food out of our
limited Belgian stores"
Mr.. Hoover also issued a report on
The commissions work in Belgium.
In which he says the organization for
the distribution of food supplies Is
wei on the road to completion. II is
aided by fifty thousand volunteer
workmen and here are few local..
ties to which relief has not yet been
extended.
A Big Problem.
1T must be horne I'm mind" Mr.
Hoover said in is report. that our
problem falls into two phases. The
first Is 10 provide bread for those who
are able to pay for II. and the second,
TO supply all food for those who are
destitute. Broadly. the former COM
prise some 100000 persons. On the
basis Of the minimum ration we are
providing they require about S3,5OO,-
600 worth OF bread month. The re-
covery OF this money and exchange
problems as yet have not been solved
and are causing US the greatest con
Germ.
The destitute comprise about
100000, who are being wholly fed by
the public canteens. The cost OF sup
porting them Is about 81 500 600 per
month, for which We are depending
on the charity of the world.
"All Belgium Is now on a ration
OF ten ounces OF bread per day, rich
and poor alike, when there Is that
much Of. ration available. The
rich pay the cost price: the destI.
tute nothing"
In his report Mr.. Hoover PAYS
tribute to the assistance in the work
Of distribution rendered by the Ger.
mans.
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WATERED STOCK
AND BIG FEES
MARKED REORGANIZATION OF
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
ROAD is CHARGED.
Sensational Testimony Given BY Stat.
istieian lauek-morgans Got
Half Million.

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Seventy-two per
cent of fictitious capitalization and
some rich fees marked the reorganiza-
ton OF the Chicago Great Western
Railroad. according to testimony ad-
duced at today's session of the board
of arbitration which is seeking TO ad-
Just wage differences between western
railroads and their enginemen.
The testimony came from w j.
Lauck. a statistician who completed
his second day as a witness. He In
troduced extensive comparisons pur-
porting to show TO what extent the
enginemen have participated in in
creasing the earnings of the railroads,
making due allowance for the profits
OF reduced curves and grades and the
installation OF heavier locomotives and
larger cars. Touching on increased
earnings of the Chicago Great Western
James NJ. Sheean. attorney for the
railroads. asked Lauck:
DO you know how many millions of
dollars were poured into the Great
Western between 1909 and 1914 on
which there has not yet been any re-
turn. and from which the road is Just
beginning 10 emerge?"
No. replied the witness.
Eliminating curves, reducing
grades and the like cost large sums -
Yes"
Warren S. Stone. representing the
men, interrupted with:
They poured in enough water so
IL won't get dry for a few years, any.
way"
Morgan Got Hall Million.
OF course. the road was grossly
overcapitalized." answered Lauck
I AT the time of the reorganization ]
I think about seventy two per cent OF
fictitious capitalization was injected
into the road. and the underwriting
syndicate made about ten million dol.
lars. J. =. Morgan a. Company got
100000 as a fee for reorganizing the
road"
One OF Lauck's tables showed that
in the period 19O0l913 the net gait.
In operating revenue on As represen
tetive western railroads was 1902
cents per revenue train mile while
the cost OF employing engineers and
fiermen increased only 4.Os cents pes
revenue train mile.
This table sums up I'm effect the
case Of the men. They claim that
bigger engines and heavier trains
have resulted In their making less
mileage Ton which basis they are
paid and that the result IL that the
heavier work required OF them brings
smaller pay despite an increase In the
rate Of pay granted In 1910.
Lauck introduced ether tables pur.
porting 10 show that the railroads are
abundanuy able 70 pay not only the
Increase asked az present. bur further
increases later when Etill heavier ton.
mage Is hauled. as predicted in the re-
ports OF many railroad presidents
quoted by I.auck.
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WHEELING TEAM
MEETS WESLEYAN
LOCAL FIVE N oHr or srnouoEsr
Ro1kED HEIE IN YEAHs'
osme Wfn Ne Played az BuchhAnnon
friday Night and Huch Inter-
est II Manifested.
Special Dispatch to the In,ellisene.r

special Dispatch to the Intelligencer
BUckHANNON. W. Va. Jan S.-Wes-
ieyans practice for basket ball started
Monday and n number OF the players
nave been trailing around the country
PLAYING during the holidays, but even at
mat the team IL in none the best OF con-
dillon for the hard game with Wheelinx.
winch opens the season here Friday
night In the college gym. In the Wheel
ing lineup received here to-day appears
the name OF Marsh. last year unani-
mously chosen as All-State ter:SteeIc.
TURK. Holden. former W. a. j. star. aud
several others OF well known ability. ON
paper. the Wheeling team looks stronger
than that which appeared here last year
ana which gave Wesleyan the worst
scare OF the year on her home floor. be-
ing In the lead in the scoring at the end
OF the first half.
Much Interest Is being evidenced. too.
IN the nigh school game which will be
played as n preliminary to the big game.
When sutton high school and Buckhan-
non nigh Will meet In a game that should
nave sensational features Wheeling
hlgh played both teams on her holiday
TRIP and there was only a difference of
Two points In the scores made by the
teams. so that Fridays game, should be
inc most exciting scholastic encounter
20 take place In Buckhannon previous TO
ht state tournament In March.
1reat preparations are being made for
the opening OF the season and with such
tine attraction IL is anticipated thar "A
record opening crowd will be on hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07
GREASY" NEALE
BACK TO WESLEYAN
xA,soys ATHLETE or west W.
OLD SCHOOL
snrollsd Yesterday ana Immediately I'm
tered Into PArcccs OF Daskst
Ban-To Ne On Team.

Special Dispatch TO the InteliiEencer
BCCkIfASSOS. W. Va. Jan. s-The
nEEest sensation OF the athletic year At
wesleyan. 80 far. was the totally unex-
pertcd return Of the much discussed
Sreary Nesle. to-day. Neale came in
on the afternoon train and imm~di.teiv
after enrolled In college went out TO the
BASKET ball practice and showed all or
with remarkable frequency and addinx
IRE 70 the work of the entire team
Nesie was elected captain OF tn. 1914
iootoeal team At wesleyan. but did not
return ON account Of helping his father
win MS business at ParksrSbur and
~ was generally supposed that Neale
therefore was n distinct surprise ana
Dis ADDITION to the basket ball saund
viii edd more strength 20 the ALREADY
orHneht proepect Tor a last floor Ian
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william a. Hail ur. .. Odd. hest
known mill men pI th. uIt.. IIaa ..afsf.
Gay morning, az the home W OFFS. HI.H.#.
Alfs Jennie H1rksa uf $50 IH.f 100
street 100 u.rlutE Death usfs Iut tl
pneumonia from which tHr IH.s..sH FH.I
been HunHfIrE FOR tus rasI rr4 t.s..a.
ltn was born a. Mpu'-HsIU o. bud I..
me past tWfufr.nEr NeHrr H.s resided tr
iN'H Gus. shortly after .Hr.IHH here ra
engaged Ir work 81 IHs WT.frE.r ,r.r.
Wf'fr Do r1a been ewpfHFl. IFr.a that
TINE Un wua Iu the forty fourth tr4r
of bic HEf
eris. Nr. and -fra. John IIrU fursf
sisi'r- So. Jennie rarss. Mrs o. rs.
krafzgr and Mrs o. % Muua.. also Ie
ttrro trrfIr.. sylvester. Frank and Roe
Hail Funeral services Gill Is held FrI.
dnF Afternoon 1f p O'Clock Doc Uh4r.s ~
Rev W. IT.. Yields. pastor ~ tho riraf
'nrtHiIau church. where The Hs#aHsalf
Wap an active member tufrrmart vgui
De- lu FfHfrwu.H .ewfffrU. Hrf MON.
body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07
OPERATORS DECIDE
Ccontdnusd Prom FIRST Pss.S

Der OF union men will result in
bringing men from other districts.
G. =. Maurer Of the Glens Run Coal
Company. chairman. Joseph Purs-
glove OF the PursElove- Maher Coal
Company. s. II. Robbins OF the
Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal Com
pany. n. T. Willard OF the United
States Coal Company. Michael Gala.
CHER OF VI. a. Hanna and Company.
all 81 Cleveland. George W. Jones 81
the Jones Coal Company Of Toledo
and judge r. L. WHdprmuth OF the
Lorain Coal and Dock Company OF
Columbus. are members Of the com.
mitiee I'm charge Of rcopcning the
mines
Operators were in session today In
the offices OF the United States Coal
Company. and finished their business
In less than half day They we're
informed Of tho plan suggested by the
committee 10 open one mine 81 each
company and pay either STRAIGHT
mine run rate or n mine run rate with
u difference for lump and fine coal
s. vote was taken and tho unani-
NOUS decision announced. The rom
mIffoc was authorized 20 pursue what
ever course seems best suited fo meet
conf .ugruCICa following which the
operators adjourned their conference
sine die 40 statement was issued BY
tho operators and their decision was
made known hv orders given 90 mine
a1rarinfcndenfs fo notify the men tho
mines will ho rpopened at once
LETT 20 Operators
Which mines viii ho started has
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BOARD OF REGENTS
To Meet To-day In Fairmont and viii
Visit Normal Sehool-Meet Fri
day az Morgantown.

Special pisuatrh 90 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. e.
State superintendent Of Schools NJ. =.
Shawkey and Professor j. a. Marsh.
secretary 81 the state Board Of Re.
gents. left here to-day for Fairmont.
where the Board of Regents will hold
q meeting tomorrow. The board will
visit Fairmobt Normal school while
in that city.
tn" state Board ~ Regents will
again meet on Friday. az Morgan.
town. 10 participate Goo the installa,
zion 81 the West Virginia branch ~
the American Institute Of Electrical
Engineers. Hs department Of the
state university at Morsautown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07

PLAY MARIETTA
Benaire High School Basket BAH Team
WIN Clash with Strong Down
River Team Friday

All arrangements have been completed
Tor the initial basket ball game OF tho
season. which II to be played In the Bell
are gymnasium Friday evening The
oposing teams will be the Marietta and
Bellaire high schools. and fast game
~ assured. Marietta won the state
championship last year. and a. ~ said
same goal this year
The Beilaire team. under Coach Well
baum, has developed one Of the best ftyes
We school has produced during the past
rev seasons and T. IN fine condition for
the initial contest. Several Of last year
regulars are back on the Hellairc five
THIS year, and there is every Indication
mat the team will enjoy = successfui
season. The lineup FOR Frfda,yss ,..,,t..-.
follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07
REVERE WAFER POWER aILI

WASHINGTON. Jan. g. Revision
Of the administration water power
cite leasing bill. already passed by
the house was completed todPy by
tho renafo lands committee o. Will
Boz farofrtly reported 90 tho senate
This week and The committee viii
take up tomorrow tIo companion bfi
for opening. under lease. public lands
containing coal and other non
precious minerals
A. now amended tho water power
BIN retains the leasing feature but
supervision ~ stock and bond issues
~ corporations operating under such
lrasee. where fhe power generated
viii be- I'M moro Than ono state. Is con -
farrcd upon the interstate commerce
commission instead of The secretary
.uf the interior.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07

WINGO WITH REDS
aansgsr Charles asrsog says Catcher
MAS signed Sc Louis Contract
WIN Ne In a Traaa

I'll. ~ NlsN y AAlt o. Jan. t.Ha.IVV VINO
NE ~. Louis National league ratrHer
VIII play with the Cincinnati team nerf
seaE0n.' This positive statement vae
made ~ Manager Charles Horzor sf fF.
lpral team who rctuf-~d here TODAY from
tne south, where be signed WIuE1 fB "a
~. Louis national league rorfrarf
WinEo vas reported tu have signed urffb
'ns Feneral league some months ago
Just who Cincinnati will rfge rIf. f,-
inEo has not been definitely decided
upon. but Manager HerguE said TODAY
completed and both be- and M4rarar
hugElna ~ the Sc Louis Nationals Dol.
aiFt these were not ~ rpuaerurrHs
enough o. stand in the way OF the deal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07
NEW AMERICAN RECORD

WASHINGTON. Jan O. Making oG
a rev American record Tor passenger
carrying aeroplanpa was reported t1
tho war dopartr mt 'oday ~ the armg
aviation school a. San Diego cat.
Tho message announced that Lieut.
tarburry with Loaf Christi, ~ =
passenger flew 20 an altitude W
1890 feet I'm ono Of the new tractor
military machines.
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that the several companies consider
IN best shape for immediate operation
will be started
The first mines will be ready 10
open not later than next Monday. rhe
operators expressed the opinion there
VIII be no violence as they believe the
miners have been mlSinformed ana
desire 20 return 10 work.
Operators today received no word
from the Department OF Labor as to
what method win be followed by
Daniel ]. keefe and Hywell Davies
appointed as mediators by the DEPART
ment To look into the eastern Ohio
strike.
The operators hope the mediators
will make a thorough Investigation.
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Conference Ends

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. 6-oper-
ators OF east Ohio coal properties this
afternoon concluded a three days con-
ference here with the understanding
that the mines will be opened despite
the strike of the United Mine Workers
OF America
Orders were sent by many OF the
operators TO mine bosses and super
intendents TO start cleaning up the
mines for reopening after the nine
months shut down. All Of the oper-
ators In District No. S. as the eastern
Ohio coal field Is called. are In agree
ment on the general policy OF opening
the mines again. including the Lorain
Coal and Dock Company, concerning
whose stand there was some doubt
prior to today's conference. Repre-
sentative OF that concern attended
the meeting OF the operators this
morning and informed the other
operators that the company intended
To reopen its valuable Ohio proper
ties
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07

CONSTANTINOPLE. via London,
Jan. s. 6.i3 p. m.--An official commun-
ication issued today says.
Two Turkish cruisers we're In se-
ton yesterday In the Black sea against
a Russian feet Of seventeen unita.
Despite the Russians numerical super
iority our ships we're not damsged."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07

JaSobucci a. Lloyd, C.. Viekers q Fowler
Field Goals-Warrfuel, 6; shafer. s:
yacobucci. 2: James, 2: Conway ?.
Shafer. ID. Woods. ..
one OF the features OF the game was
a throw from more than the center OF
the floor by Jacobucci
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07

Frank BnnFwyn. possibly Eng
land's greatest c0lorist. has arrived ~
san Francisco With eiEht ~ the large
murals he haH painted for tho Pan.
nma.Facifc International Exposition.
NranEwyn is The only artist NAT Was
NOT regIircd fo DO biz work on the
exposition grounds Al the murais
ARE being put iu place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07

pETROGRAD Jan. The official
statement from the general staff in the
Mlnwu region tPolandB issued to-nlght
follows.
our troops on January made a sud
den attack against the village % Hox-
ruwa. 90 the west % the road from
irznsnyEz Co. Mlawa near Groudouah
The enemy. who occupied This Village
were almost entirely bnyOuefted we
also took some prisoners
'bu the left bank % the Nlstuta the
usual rHnuuuadiuF and rifle fire are
continuing. Fighting ~ secondary Inn
rHrfHurr o. proceeding In the region az
EHrIimuW and near the MoEhsfy farm.
.ln 9Hlllin the situation is unchanged
our Offensive iv proceeding Ir IguNo-
wilma. whore We have occupied syrot ana
kumfrII. south ~ Seiotin adm Utiachea-
GO ON thg roads to Gura Humora. and
IIHeEHfIhIk
ron January q after an enraFement
w. occupied Gura Humors and Bouk-
f'huiH The latter two places are sftu-
nfrd on the beet and most direct route
f' Iranay lNauin by way o. Hukowina"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07
PLAY THREE GAMES
Basket Bau Wa. the Attraction q, an.
Q. A Last Evsning-
GOOD Contests STAGED

Three basket ball games dlled the
evening at the gymnasium at the Young
Men christian Association last even
ing. The game by the Intermediate
team against the Junior Class team or
the Martins Ferry High school, was the
feature game OF the evening. and the
local team defeated the tosseTs from me
Ferry. TO score OF 40 to 10.
Lineup:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-07
WAR BRIEFS
Austrian Statement.

VIENNA. Jan. 8. via Amsterdam 10
London. 3:O5 a. m. Jan. THE fol-
lowing official communication was is
sued here today:
THE battles in the Carpathian for
est district which have now lasted sew
eral months with alternate success IS.
continue. These are battles of minor
Importance and often take place in
lonely valleys widely separated from
each other.
The enemy during the last few
days received achievements and at
tempted to gain ground by attacks IN
isolated spots on the upper courses
OF the rivers. West OF the Uzsok pass
and in East Beskid the situation 10
quiet.
"on the fronts north and south af
the Nistula artillery duels continue"
German Statement.
BERLIN. by wireless to sayville.
Jan. 6.-Among the items given out
for publication by the official press
bureau were the following.
General Baron Won Kissing. cover.
nor general OF Belgium. having report.
ed to Emperor William concerning the
Introduction Of protective measures
for Belgian workmen. has issued spec.
ial orders In favor OF women and child.
rem.
The Norwegian Admiral Dawes,
says that the mines that have strand.
ed on the Norwegian south coast are
English mines.
AT the annual meeting OF the
Scotch Labor party in Glasgow the
members were invited not IN aunn.ors
the governments recruiting campaign.
The ministerialist and labor leaders
were criticised at the meeting"
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king George " has Travelled more
, han any other living monarch.