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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-23
PUMP INSTALLATION
Continued from page u


At the regular Wednesday night ses-
sion a resolution providing for improv-
ing, by clearing and filling the south
half of block 4, Emery & Mack's addi-
ton. was passed only after some sp.r-
tied d scussion. The resolution, as f.
nally passed. included block 81 of
frances addition, and set May ~ as
the date for hearing protests from
property owners against whom the pro-
jected improvement will be assessed.
Councilman Empey moved to table the
resolution until property owners
might be heard from. The motion
lost, II to l.. The original motion on
the resolutions passage carried by
II affirmative votes to Employs mega.
tive one.
A resolution providing for equalizing
the assessment roll of local improve
ment district ATT, providing for sewers.
and setting date for protests at May
10. was adopted.
City Clerk Peter F. Clark was
granted two weeks leave Of absence
on account Of i'll health.
A complaint made through Council
man Milette that the water pipe at
the house at 1913 West First sreet is
too small was referred to water super
intendent; and one that residents on
Boulevard street, South Aberdeen, are
filling up the slough so that 1t cannot
drain. was referred to the health COM
mittee.
Street Commissioner H. E. Fear rec
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-23
DID BRIDE EVER
DIE IN CHEST /?

Auv.~ - sIUry more or less dltrused
IF u young bride OH her wedding day
playing the game OF hide and seek and
,oncealing herself In one Of those an
Gent carved chests of large size. After
she had got In the lid closed. and she
found herself unable to raise 1t again.
for it fastened with ii spring. and she
was shut in. Search was made for her
in every quarter but the right one. and
great perplexity and dismay were caus-
ed by her disappearance. 1t was not
till years after. when chance led to the
opening Of the chest. that the body Of
the young bride was discovered and
the mystery Of her disappearance
solved.
The story Is found In so many places
that 1t may be questioned whether 1t Is
true Of any one Of them. Rogers tells
it Of palace In Modena. The chest
in which the poor bride was found is
shown ut Bramshi;l. In Hampshire. the
residence Of Sir John Cope. Another
similar chest. with precisely the sumo
story attached to It. was long shown ut
Maxwell OLD Hall. between Winchester
and Bishops Waltham.
The folk tAle Of C0tskln or Penu
IAne represents the girl flying with
her bridal dresses from marriage that
IL repugnAnt to her and as this tale IL
found MI over Europe 1t may have
metnmorl'hcSed itself into that of the
bride who GOT into Il chest aud died
there. 'ornhi.i Magazine
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-23
Monroe In Hoculam.


HOQUIAM. April 22.-Prof. G. f.
Monroe. Chehalis county agriculturist.
yesterday outlined to the Hoquiam
Commercial club at its luncheon at the
Grayport, the duties Of the county
farm expert and what he hopes to
do in this district.
Chehalis is the tenth county in the
state to employ an agr.culturist. Pro.
lessor Monroe stated the duties we're
those Of clearing house for scienti-
fic information on farming. He said
most farmers are following at least
one successful line, and one Of his
duties will be to bring the benefit of
this success, in whatever line, to
others. He is at the call of any
farmer, he stated. and expects to cover
the entire county at regular intervals.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-23
CALL FOR WARRANTS

NOTICE is hereby given that the
following warrants on the general
fund Of the Town OF Westport. Che.
halls County. Washington. are here
by called for payment. to-wit: War.
rants No. So, 80, ~. 4s. ST.; So. 81.
S.. 81. 81. 50. 81. IS. IS. 81. ss, 50.
70. II. ~. 73.
Interest on said warrants ceases
from date Of nrst publication Of this
notice.
r N. BACHELOR,
Treasurer Of the Town q westport,
Wash. -
First publication April Is. 1918.
Last publication. Apeil 81. 1915.
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commended that the alley between the
postoffice and the Finch building be
repaired. Discussion of the recon-
mendation developed that the alley
had been torn up two years ago by
property owners of the neighborlood
repaired by them and the repairs NULL
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-23

The. Herald tells 1t all.
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him OF his bad
9 y m p t o m 8 {.
This happened a
number of years
ago. Since then,
Mr.. Capers states
that he has had
similar attacks OF
trouble. the pronli-
nent symptom Of
which is constipa-
ton. and has al
" a y . ( o U n d
prompt and eff.
Client relief from
Peruna- He says:
sUp to the time I
started using your
Peruna I could
drink castor oil
like water. Il did
no good. Al for
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fed by the settling of the fill. In as
much as the then city engineer had
accepted the repairs it was held by
City Engineer Kelsey and City Attor-
ney Cross that the city must repair
the alley now, but the question was
referred to the city attorney for
week.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-04-23
JITNEY ACT TOO DRAS'.I,
Continued from page y

for Over-crowding was forbidden.
Jtneys must operate IL out Of the
"a hours, and charge but cents fare
within city limits There were a few
other. things the jtney driver must
keep tab Of to avoid paying a fine of
from $40 to 500. under the provisions
Of the ordinance read by the city at
torney.
criticise Ordinance.
At the conclusion Of its reading
Councilman Mcknight moved, second
ed by Milette, that the ordinance be
tabled to await action by the incom.
ing administration. Bowes objected
to the delay but op.ned that passage
Of the ordinance just read would me-
cess!tate the employment Of ten spe-
cial officers to procure its enforcement.
Bowes declared that a jitney ordi-
nance was needed to protect the pub
lie but that a surety bond requ re-
ment, with the majority Of drivers
operating cars costing from 5000 to
$500, would be prohib'tiv
Milette believed the ordinance
would put the j.tneys out of business.
Empey said the confinement of jitneys
to certain streets was unfair.
do you know Of any city Of the
second class attempt ng to regulate
jitneys?" queried Egerer Of the city
attorney.
Tucson Has Ordinance.
Tucson, Arizona, with 10000 popu-
lation, has a they ordinance" re-
piled Cross.
The Tucson ordinance was read by
the city attorney. 1t provided for jlt-
ney drivers furnishing two citizens as
references, putt ng up indemnity bond
of $4,000 and paying quarterly license
Of SIS for cars carrying persons:
$50 for Z to 10, and $50 for 10 to 20
persons. Map of route and operating
schedule were provided for.
Before vot ng on the motion to table
the ordinance. Councilman Fraser
who was in the chair. declared his
conviction that the ordinance was too
drastic but that the council should
draw UP one of more liberal provis-
ions for presentation next Wednesday
evening. The motion to table was lost.
Bowes, Rrecht, Empey, Evans, Walk
CT, Grant and Fraser voting no; Eyer
err, McKn ght, Milette and Wieland,
yes; Vandevort. absent.
Brecht moved that the matter Of
drawing up an ordinance be referred
to the council as a committee of the
whole and to the city attorney Bowes
amended to confine the committee to
membership of six. The amendment
carried and was then declared by
Fraser as out of order.
The original motion failed of pas
sage and motion following Bowes'
amendment, and including representa-
tives from jitney dr. vers, rent cars
| ana street car company, carried. The
rent cars were included following a
statement from Attorney Dan Pearsall
who said that he represented them
Fraser appointed Brecht, Grant Nc.
knight, Bowes, Wieland and Walker
on the committee which will meet in
the council chambers at 1880 O'Clock
I Monday evening.
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The Herald tells 1t all.
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salts. they were OF no use. Physics Of
all kinds and classes were used. but
We had to call on the fountain syringe
for help" Peruna was able to cor.
rect this condition completely In Mr..
Capers' case, and there Is every rea-
son to believe that It was the tonic
qualities Of Peruna. added to the laxa-
tive qualities. that procured this. very
desirable result.
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"And why do you now come and pro-
pose marriage to ine?" said the sweet
young thing. Did that other girl you
were IL, love with tl.ow you DOWN."
"N-n-nn" stammercd the young man:
''hr, father threw me ONT"
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MONROE AND HUNTER HERE
Continued from page u

Aberdeen merchants will realize the
benefit as well as will the farmers.
The dinner at the Hotel Wash ng-
ton will be served at $3.50 o'clock,
promptly, in the main d ming room.
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Has Sunday figured much in military
eperations7 Have any notable battlss
been fought on that day?

Has Sunday figured much IN military
operations7 Have any notable battles
been fought on that day?
Probably as many battles have been
fought on Sunday as on any other day
Of the week. The battle Of Eylau, in
Prussia. Feb. s. 1907. between the a.
lied Russian and German troops on
one side and the French. led by Ma
ro!eon. was on Sunday. The battle
of Toulouse. iii France, between the
French and English. the latter COM
manded 10y Wellington. occurred on
Sunday. April 10. 1914. The battle Of
Waterloo. June 10. 1915. was on Sun
day. The first battle Of Bull Run in
orr civil war was fought on Sunday,
July y. 1861. There was fighting on
Sunday In many later battles. notably
second Bull Run. Charlottesville. Shi-
loh first day.. in the Seven Days
battles ard South Mountain. The
Kearsarce- Alabama and Monitor-Mer
rimac battles took place on Sunday.
Lee surrendered on Sunday.
right on TOOL. has expired? For how
long is it sivenT
Copyright runs for twenty-eight
years. and the date of beginning is al
ways printed on Il fiyleaf at the front
Of book. At the end of first term
1t may be renewed for a second period
Of twenty-cight years. and that is the
limit
Is Mrs. Tom Thumb still living? Will
you kindly give me little sketch Of
her life?
Mrs. Tom Thumb is still living. and
her home is in AIiddleboro, Mass. She
was seventy-three years old on Oct. 3.
Mrs. Tom Thumb is now the Countess
Magri She was christened Lavinia
Warren and was born in MiddlebOrO
Her parents were of ordinary stature.
She married Tom Thumb on Feb. 10.
1868, in Grace church, New York city
They made tour of the world and
were presented before the various
courts of every country. General Tom
Thumb Gied in Milwaukee in 1883, and
after two years of widOwhoOd Mrs
Tom Thumb married Count Magri. a
native of Bologna. Italy. She is very
wealthy woman. but modest and unas
| Stunning.
How many ships were engaged in the
battle Of Manila Bay? What were the
losses on both sides?
The United States squadron under
com nand Ut Commodore Dewey Mt Ma.
ni.i Bay consisted Of the flagship
Olympia. the& cruisers Baltimore. RIA
leigh. Boston. Concord and Petrol and
the revenue cutter McCul.Jch ~ q, dis
patch boat The Spanish. .heet consist
ed OF eleven ships protected BY. the
Gre Of land forts. Every one Of the
Spanish ships wasi destroyed or dis
abletl. and none Of Our ships WAS seri..
ously damaged. Ion our aide not o
man was killed.. and emily eight, swere
wounded. and tho~e slightly. The
spanish los~ was over 900.
m q ~ 4ffsl
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y YOUR attention l. -.
spectfully called 70
an important point
not generally known,
that q laxative should have
q tonic element to success.
fully meet constipation.

Mr.. John B. Capers. Of 610 Pecan
St.. Fort Worth. Texas, had sig
niflcant experience in this particular.
He was afflicted with q severe case Of
constipation and bowel trouble. Ee
spent good deal Of money in trying
to hnd q remedy. To his astonish-
ment Peruna very quickly relieved
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Nc Nechen Briefs

Mr. and Mrs. r. J. O'Malley and
MIS-. Robert Nolan have returned TO
their home here from a visit with rel
atives at Martinsburg
Lone Star Temple No 2. Pythian
Sisters, held their regular weekly
meeting last evening
Mrs. c. W. Grandstsf has returned
10 her home here from a visit with
her daughter at Terra Alta.
Cars on the local and Moundsville
divisions OF the Wheeling Traction
Company's system were thrown of
the regular schedule yesterday morn
ing. due 10 putting in new rails near
the McMechen run bridge The pas
s'neers had TO be transferred for a
couple Of hours.
Theodore Patrick. young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Patrick. who has been
ccnhned TO his bed since July 5. when
he sustained serious burns. Is now oc-
casionally able 10 sit up.
Mrs. T. W Keffer has returned 20
her home at Newark o.. after a visit
with relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Miller and son.
OF South Marshall street. spent yes
terday visiting with Woodland rela-
tiyes
Rev and Mrs Arthur Lazenby. OF
This city. are spending the week at
tending the chautauqua az the
Moundsvllle camp grounds
Miss Ida Wilson has returned 10
her home al Glen Easton. after n
visit with her brother Charles and
family here
Frank Keyser. who is employed in
the 3. a o. shops. Is OF duty on ac-
count Of sickness
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HOME FOLKS
What Neighbors Say

1ynchhurg. Va neeled A course
o. building-up treatment and I had
learned % Dr. Pierces remedies. I
was run down and bad some indi-es-
ton Was not IN but below par
What was needed was 20 ct struu<rr.
The 'favorite Prescription and Gold
en- Medical Discovery were used stead
fy for several months. I grew strong
e. and this treatment helped me very
much 1 am giao 20 recommend a 10
girls and young women Mas. A. b.
krLr. 1910 Bedford Ave.
Clifton Forge. Val can say Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery was
found 90 be a good medicine by thor
ough trial IN our family. IL was used
a. a tonic by my sister and u did her
great good We always speak well %
Dr. Pierce's remedies and recommend
them "-MRs- MAETHA O'COSNoR. IS
kOxbury 81.
"A an appetizlng. restorative tonic.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
sets az work all the processes OF dircs-
ton and nutrition, and builds up nesh
and strength.
IL arouses the little muscular hbres
into activity and causes the gastric
juices 70 thoroughly mix with the food
yon eat. simply because II supplies the
stomach with pure. rich blood. Its
weak. impure blood that causes stom-
ach weakness. Get good blood through
the use Of DR. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery. and you will have no more
indigestion
II Is the worlds proved tonic and
blood purifier. It's not n secret rem
edy for its ingredients are printed on
the wrapper. Start to take Il today
and before another day has passed.
the impurities Of the blood will begin
TO leave.
FREE.-Dr. Pierce's Medical Advis-
er. cloth-bOund. sent free on receipt OF
three dimes Cor stamps 10 pay ex-
pense OF mailing only. Dr. Pierce In
valids' Hotel, 66S Main St., Buffalo, NY.
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at Boston. Mass. is spending a few
days in the city visiting with parents
on Jefferson avenue.
Rev Father Francis J. Flanagan
will arrive home today from spending
vacation at Niagara Falls and other
points OF interest in the east.
Howard Conley returned TO mis-
home at Sistersville last evening after
visit TO Louis Ramser and family. OF
Second street
Mrs. Mollie Lewis. of West Alex.
ander. Pa. is the guest OF relatives
in the city for a few days.
Miss Nora Campbell. a nurse in one
of the Pittsburgh hospitals. is visiting
with her parents on Grant avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. E E. Roonts. Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Miller and Mrs Erastus
Miller motored over TO Belmont. Ohio.
yesterday where they spent the DAY
visiting
The choir Of the First NJ. z. church
has leave Of absence until the first
OF September
Mrs. Hattie Ransom. Of sherrard. il
the guest OF Mrs. MARBLE. OF Grant
avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coin. of Bel.
lalre. ONO. are the guests OF their
daughter. Mrs s ID. Ault Of Elm
avenue
Mrs. Carl Hunter. Of Seventh street
Is hostess az the Goodwin cottage IN
the camp grounds 10 a house party
Her guestsare: Mrs W. r. Jones
Mrs. G. l.. Lamp. Mrs. Dan Duncan OF
Claysville. Pa. and Mrs Louis
Rhodes OF Sewickley. Pa.
Miss Eula Fish. Of Shadyside. o.. is
the guest Of Mrs. A l.. hurry. OF
Seventh street
Messrs. J. A. Bloyd and Mentor
Hetzer left yesterday In the Bloyd
car for Kingwood where they will
spend several days attending 10 pusi
ness matters. They weer accom-
panied by Mrs. J a. Bloyd and guests
Mrs. sherman and son Charles. OF
Youngstown. Ohio
Mrs. Samuel Griffith and two some
OF Columbus. Ohio. will spend some
item here visiting with relatives
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Briefs and Personals.

J. ". Postlethwaite. OF Wileyville.
arrived In the city yesterday 10 con
suit DR. Hartwig on a serious illness,
end was removed 10 the Glendale hos
pital at the doctors request. where
he will be confined for severs! weeks.
August Alderman. OF this city. ar.
rived here yesterday after spending
several weeks In camp down the
river
Miss Daisy Mcconnell Is IN AZ her
home In the Fifth ward
Miss Martha Kelley. of McMeohen
street will arrive home today from
oakland. where she has been visiting
relatives for a couple OF weeks
Mrs. Louis Wilson and daughter.
Miss Wilhelmina. OF the Fifth ward.
are visiting friends and relatives at
St Adams, Va.
Company No. IS. Knights OF Pythlas
met last evening In their headquArt.
ers In the Armory hall All the fnal
arrangements for the trip TO Camp
Schenley were completed
The Brooke Electric Comps are
installing new meters in the residences
in this city. These meters Were in
spected and passed upon by the Pub
lie Service Commission.
Mr.. Joe Kell. who was recently
stricken with typhoid fever has now
made a complete recovery. He will
go 10 the country for a few DAYS be
fore he returns TO his work al the
Larnits' Brothers grocery company.
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

There is considerable cloudiness this
morning in the Lake region and up
per Ohio Valley. attending a low pres
sure area OF slight force that is pas
sing eastward over the Lake region.
but fair weather prevails in practi.
try
The temperatures are slightly high.
or IN the central west and upper val.
leys. but seasonably cool weather con.
tinues In nearly all sections
Partly cloudy weather IL Indicated
for this section tonight and Satur.
day. with slowly rising temperature
Saturday.
Yesterday. % degrees. lowest last
night 81 degrees. rainfall. OOi
Yesterday. %. degrees. lowest last
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SALARY DISCUSSED.

At the meeting OF the members Z.
the councils OF the Edgwood and Wa
wood Lutheran churches, held lac
evening in the FIN English Lutherar
church on Sixteenth street. the matte
in regard 10 the pastors salary W..
discussed. but II was not stated VIVA.
action had been taken.
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tonight and Saturday at Point Plea
ant.
n. c. HOWE. Section Director.
LOWER TEMPERATURES.

A low record for this time OF n
year was made yesterday when th.
mercury fell TO "a degrees at moor
At in the morning the temperatu--
was only 81 degrees. and al : . IN
o. The cold wave is from the north
west. and Will probably hold out unt
Monday. Despite the wet condition CT
the weather during the past two day.
the precipitation has been yery
slight.
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WITIHW HOO " TUIT| nd N Won
Ton avenue. was hU bH d machine
driven hv CHIEF OF Police Rex RAIDER
Yesterday afternoon Tho chief vr.
dfVnf REGAL TOURING car and when
comnf up Tenth street Tho boz
hterped directly iu front OF IIr m7
chlnr Tho car wee running slow
and only ono front wheel passed over
llm. Except for few minor bruises
ihe lad vac NOT Injured Tho wheel
passed over hIs leE but mo- bones were
fractured
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Arrange Reunion

Moundsville Lodge. No 2s2. B. p. o.
Elks held its regular meeting last
evening in the Schaub building. Con-
siderable business was transacted and
arrangements were taken up TO attend
the annual Elks' reunion TO be held
at Huntington in September. Applica-
tons for membership were also con.
sldered at the meeting last evening
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=, Ih, UreFsIet MnnufacturinE Company.
tlevela nd. George y. Harris. S10.0os
The Davis Metallic Bed-Packing Co.
chicago Junction. J.. J. Davis. $4,000.
L The Educational Novelty Co Dayton
William ~ Robertson. $4,000.
The New Home Telephone. Elliott. J.
~ BEARD $1,000
The Newcomerstown supply Co. New
Queenstown. NJ. ". Danford $500
!, The safe Investment ana Manufac-
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To Close Road.

At the meeting OF the McMechen
council held Thursday evening IL
was decided 20 close the road from
the foot OF the narrows' hill to the car
barn. and keep II closed until repairs
and improvements 20 this stretch OF
me pike have been completed and
the brick relaid. Tie odd will be
closed at 8 o'clock Monday morning
ana VIII not be re-opened for ten DAYS
or so. Travel 10 up-river points from
Moundsyille will be diverted via Sher-
rard and Reilly Hin or Boggs run.
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Good Games Her. Today

This afternoon the Mound City and
Bellaire Federal baseball teams will
cross bats on the Fifth street park
The game is expected 70 be fast and
interesting as both aggregations are
considered TO be In about the same
class The game will be caleld at
O'Clock In order that those attending
the race meet can be on hand
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\ X. Palmer OF UniOntOwn. Pa. who
was appointed a member OF the high
school corps al the last meeting OF
the Board OF Education yesterday no
Tined the secretary he had accepted
the position as principal Of the Holm
days Cove schools and would not
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MOUNDSVILLB
srIef Court session

A special session OF Marshall county
circuit court called by Judge Robert
II. Addleman was held here yesterday
and matters in chancery we're given
attention. The session was presided
over by Judge n. c. Hervey. and was
brief. adjOurning a. II o'clock and
will not be In session again until the
regular fall term
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Ford car Damned

J. a. Schwob's Ford touring car was
considerably damaged Thursday eve
ming. when something went wrong
win the steering gear and 70 crashed
into a telephone pole In front OF the
Mound City Hotel. Albert Schwob
was driving the car and when coming
up seventh street. he turned toward
the curb 10 avoid hitting a street car.
and the machine ran onto the curb
hitting the pole The machine was
repaired AZ the Perkins garage and is
on the streets ggafn
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Mine WorkIno In EMIL

The miners and machine men of the
Panama mine OF the Ben Franklin
Coal company resumed their duties
yesterday morning. after being out on
a strike since Tuesday morning. due
10 false report. TO the effect tnat
their wages were 10 be cut 4 -e
mine Is now working It's full capacity