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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-02-08

Miss Cora Lee spent Sunday in
Lancaster with Miss Maude Foster.
Miss Elizabeth Matheny is visiting
Miss Blanch Barnett at Hustonville.
Miss Mary D. Kennedy and Miss
/, Blanch Barnett, of Hustonville, were
in town shopping Saturday.
Miss Pearl Fields, of Hustonville,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. Henry
! Fields.
Miss Mamie Holman and Miss Sa
die Chadwick of Grab Orchard, were
in town shopping Saturday.
Messrs. Bill Nave and Maurice
Rife, of Hustonville, were in town
Saturday,
Mrs. w. H. Williams, of Knoxville,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. j.
Lee.
Manager Homer Wray, of the Dan
vile phone exchange was over with
friends Sunday.
Miss Sara Wood spent the week
end with her cousin, Miss Anna Green
Wood.
Miss Myrtle Murray, OF Cra5 Orr
chard, who has been visiting Miss
Sallie Burdett, returned Saturday.
Mrs. w. r. Rice will entertain her
bridge club on Thursday afternoon.
louisville Post.
Messrs. w. H. Wearen, w. B. Nc
Kinney and Emmett Cabell went to
Lexington this morning.
Mrs. T. w. Pennington and daugh-
ter, went to Frankfort Tuesday morn
ing to visit her sister, Mrs. R. W..
Keenon.
Miss Katie Lynn Wood spent sew
erai days last week with Misses Mary
! Lee and Elizabeth Givens, of Hub
bic.
Mrs. Cyrus Jones, mother of T. w.
Jones, of this city, has been quite i'll
at her home south of town, with grip
and complications.
Miss Jane Adams has arrived
from school at Danville and will
several weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs A. ADMINISTRATION
Journal.
Mrs. Joseph Coffey, who has been
i'll for some time, lost her balance
last week, and sustained bad fall,
which severely strained the liga-
ments of limb.
James G. Carpenter, III, and AL
bert Carpenter, sons of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jamie Carpenter, of Crab Orchard,
have been spending several days with
their grandparents, DR.. and Mrs. j.
G. Carpenter.
Mrs. Anna Eliza Wilcher, who was
operated on for appendicitis last of
the week, is doing nicely. DIR. G. G.
Perry was assisted in the. operation,
which was most successful one by
Drs. Jackson and Smith of Danville.
Mrs. James Messer, who is sister,
came down from Crab Orchard to
be with Mrs. Wilcher during the try
ing period.
Mrs. j. H. McAlister went to Leb-
anon Monday to spend few days
before going to Brookhaven, Miss,
to be with her son, Foster B. Meal
lister and wife some three or four
months. Mrs. Foster McAlister has
been in an infrmsry for some weeks,
where she was operated on for gall
stones. She was better at last ac-
counts.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-02-08
TREES.

Fruit and Shade Trees, Shru bs.
Grape Vines, Rhubarb, Asparagus,
Roses, Phlox, PeOnies and everything
Tor Orchard Lawn and Garden. We
nave NO agents. Get our FREE cat
alogue. II. F. Hillenmeyer & Sons,
Lexington, KY. soft
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-02-08
corns Come OF
Like Banana Peel
Wonderful, Simple sGets-It" Never
Fails to Remove Any Corn Easily.

Wouldn't it jar you? Here I've
been going along for years, with one
desperate corn after another, trying
1e get rid OF them with salves that
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-27

FOUR MEXICAN PIRATES SHOT
Columbus, N. NJ, April 27.-Four
Mexican pirates at Casas Grandes re-
ported today to have been killed by
sentries on attempting to escape.
Scores of Villiistas captured are
said to be held at various points
along the American communication
lines.
81 Two Mexicans wounded in attack
on supply train near SateVo recently
were captured, according to motor
truck guards who arrived today.
Twenty Mexicans ambushed train at
night. Guards sought cover behind
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-27

Northwestern Shopmen Get Raise
Northwestern road shop employees
have signed an agreement which
grants increase from 40 to 49,
cents an hour. Six thousand men
affected Fight for men was con-
Quoted by Federated Metal Crafts.
Washington. - President Wilson
has decided to nominate Abram l.
EIkus to succeed Henry Morgenthau
as ambassador to Turkey, it was au-
thOTitatiVely learned,
Washington. - Army engineers
made unfavorable reports to congress
on two plans, costing $46,65O and
$3.50, $50 for improvement of GaIena
river, in Illinois.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-27
LOCAL PRIDE

Mrs. A. P. Eddy returned from
Kane, Pa, this week to resume life at
% Green ST., FredOnia. - Fredonia
IN. " Censor.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-27

BRITISH SUBMARINE SUNK
"a. TWO OF CREW. SAVED
London.-British submarine E-22
sunk in North sea, admiralty an
nOunced. Only two of her crew
saved.
Berlin, via Wireless to SayVille.-
Only 5000 Russian troops were in
cluded in first detachment landed at
MarseiIes, according to advices re-
ceived here. Berlin newspapers rid
icule French for taking arrival of the
Russians seriously.
Paris.-FolIowing intense bonn
bardment on front extending from
AyOcourt to Pepper Heights, north
of VerdUn, small force of Germans
last night attempted to attack.
Stopped by French curtain fire.
Though there have been reports of
increasing activity on Vosges front
and at extreme southeastern end of
battle line, no important engage
ments occurred in these sectors last
night German reconnaissance at
tempted to reach French positions
east of lie Mennil, in Lorraine, but
was quickly dispersed.
Berlin. - German Zeppelin last
night bombarded English port Of
Margate.
BerIin.-German troops captured
portion of British trenches near Gil
venchy. British counter attacks re-
pulsed. South of St. Eloi British
grenade attack was Tepulsed. French
attacks on west bank of Meuse,
northwest of Verdun, repuIsed.
FOUR MEXICAN PIRATES SHOT
Columbus, N. NJ, April 27.-Four
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-27
SEVEN BIG MOVIE CONCERNS
PL AN TO UNITE

New York, April u. - Merger Of
seven of the biggest and richest
motion picture concerns in the coun-
try is now completed, according to
official statement here today by
H. R. Aitken, president of the TRAN
gle Film corporation Capital in
volved is estimated at between $685.
100000 and S1OO,OOO,0OO The mer-
ger is calculated to do away with
the middle man, the distributor, and
will deal more effeCtually with actors
demanding exoTbitant salaries.
Companies in the combine include
Triangle Film corporation, New York
Motion Picture corporation, Key
stone Film Co., Majestic Motion Pic
ture Co., Reliance Motion Picture
corporation, Famous Players Film
Co. Jesse. Laskey Feature Play Co.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-27

steel wheels of trucks and beat off
snipers after a short exchange Of
shots. Number of American soldiers
wounded by Mexican snipers have
passed through here en- route to Fort
Bliss military hospital.
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9e rapu6ftanifte 8orti ber6ient bic 5timmc 6s ~gap66ul6en
U}1ane5 IN 0teau 2onoe, neil ie 6urh lire Eotif bic 3ubt Der merfas
ntlden 4rbetslelen berme1rt, tn6em ie oo5 msdnoiihe 9ro0utt iooe(
oils mogHh Gsthatet ua6 sur @ruu0ung Don la6rifen bier ernmiqt.
AmerttaHide 6obrHen be0eten nift MIR mehr arbetsgctcgen5eiten fr
.bH 6a6rtarbcter iouoerH fir anoere pete baooa abbdnqig fn0.
limo ons 4hpatien bon arbet5lelel pete cine 9adrage nod
2euten herDoruft 6e0cutet het@ beneren Gobn uo before g~eban6lmg
anoererietts fir bic @gute, melde jhre Stellmaea febotcn. 0cnn c8
5pet 2gute fir cine ArbetsIele Qibt, qet Der 2obn bero6. Menn abr
5pet lrbeasdclm anf eineq @ann tamRen iegt naargendB Der @o6n.
Die republtanide SduB4 Fotit hobddtgt 0oiir SIT iorqeH. Dab
Giles, mas 0as omerfauiae 8It 6en6hat uHo qebroudt. pcnn m3Qltd
n 4merta beraerclt miro, unter 4corgmgen, mete Die 3a5tung
bobeer Gobne gctanen
1te 1euofroten fro 9eger cine iothe 8odtif. sic beoHrTign
.creu tHeorgeo }0Q, mas be0etet oaB mir nIc penn nift bic ueien
1irge bic mir 5enohgca In frauhen 2onoan fofen muroen. mo Bic
4rbet blqa ill., 4emt mir Tie BON nnoaren g6n0erH fauten, mitocn
bic 4rbefer iaer Sdn0cr bic Steauuaen uno 265r er6altpn, unb bic
4rbetcr ocRs 2anoes Dar0en arbctsos iperbe1. Scocnam lues,
mas 0s tehcutct.
pic 4rbcter pfen. mic q t5Hcn in on aabre 1918 1911 umb
1915 erqor92u it, Se iporel o6ne arbett. froren, 5unqertci un6
.ner3pefele1. Sem rs nht It'll bat aricq mare, Der Die nl5ldn0iiher
afbcter IN oc 5%discngraben ricf rn0 mttcft 8tofaoc mo af anoerc
.artet bic 3ufubr alsldnoiitcr A5aren mad oieiem 9anoe gum Saaen
bradrte iutr0en ofefeIben 3ufdnoe nod Jest b%or1ateu. Sic peroen
5uridfe9ren nod 8%eenotatng os areqcs, meun bic repubffantdc gortei
Hat on Z 9}obember gepinnen tmo Die Qoitf pieoer6erteQeu miro
Ipelde Den Amerftanern 1hQnngea ueridafft Oh areg, oer fem arieg.
5m 5ntereHe Sbrer 1feae fimmeu Gle fit 9u8bes uh6 6atrbanfs
fir HfdT0eHt lm0 8lepraG0ent
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geHe 2-Gdgn4e 0ma5a Srtbane-Donnerstag, ben 2 nooember 1916.

lit nidt To-. Sbr GeutIten, bier
ite0eH 5oberc 5~utcreiien ottf benz
Spiel. nlio rats aus Dem Salts 0a
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tbr 0ieieu 5rcmoeubuiern uno 0llt.
deru Die Muulipcrre unIracu. limo
0eHft oil Charles q. Sughes ON 7.
4oDember, oocr i6r tperoct ,. aluiie
gtirgcr uro prlittih tot fem Ger
ie5r eQrgnluarte SER Sdulmeiter
miro, menu micocrermdblt. aui Die
5Dpbc1latc0 ie9r ihtctt 3u iprcten
ieiH uua moHIogIth EeBulde ncb
men, febrt elth ierncr uidt an oaS
iiberipmnte GroBurout BON CBitcr
Ban, CT idltmptt n1i oie 5npben uno
predict Strieg uHo tbr 0erft 0ugbc5
lit ebcn 70. tucjt Ru0icoclt fitr
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rom 2citr 5alten. Ilio aui. 5ltr
G~criommhiHg ON >. Nop. no ibr
Ra6gres b0ren mcroct.
Bret. PAUL Setretar.
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man quito biGige Stubtuihic fiir Die
camille fabriBiert oocr dbulides-
@eaeu s llbr fam 0aS 8rommler.
forps in Sobe bon bier Mlann nrts
marihiert, I'M ben 2elteR Elm me
mig BON Dem n0tigen @eiit ein5us
.trommclu. Ser SER 5nftor ODER
Rroieiinr, mas CT iih ibimpft- id
habe nahmIid iein GipIom non Der
llnipcriitat nidlt aeicbeH oudl nidlt
ieluea @eburtsid)etn 100 er qcboren
mar, (ocm af3ent nod nar es fem
9tor6s o0er Siib0cutihcr ulth fctH
Geiterrcihcr)-foHnt in Der groBeH
AcutihcH 5tunt Columbus feinen
5cutihcn fuocn, Der i'm in Der Sal
lie roritclcH mnlItc unD ioutit nulBtc
unier ]c1reuuerte gitrger G0anr
@orUar0 in Die 9reite ipriugen un6
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lm0 3jrI sen erifieneucu @cttcu
prlieutierelt lin Die lecreu 5tiib
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u|nbcnutt 81 loiien, fan6 unier 10.
aor nod 5ruet gfauu mcidJc Gcraoe
in Die Sale eiuactrateu uoren uu0
BON Dem Sinn mo 3lDed oc5 9ic0
uer5 tcinc alnuug Soften, Die iid
brcitihIoaen lfaBcn 1lf bic gghnc
5u Iommcn. hattcn 0iaia bciDeH
1crrcu 0emuBt. INN mas ca iid BAN
bette, bGtteu ia lit mic uno nImIucr
$40 ogn betoeu 9ril67rn biHgcirtt.
Sic Edu}a Ae0a mar non U bis 5
cine go5hu0etct duI uuieren uTrig-
ocH@jurit" altf Dem INSTRUMENTATION
&o10ron g&iIior. Cen uitt gu
ia5lyeih erihtauenca Geutider mo
>hmei5er fonutc MN Der SEER Bro
fciior troe itincr &hroier teiu I
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0oItc uidrt 5u leer au5iaben iolite
lnurcn uldl cine 4n}atj Galte CT
id1tcr.u. m2tdt Der ouutidm Spros
aac w,dlt mattiq IUarcn. namlIh bic
Tan StapHsus ur0 Court 0ouic"
@tep'toit. gu5 game NorHe5crger
5diCBeu 0crllef. io0of Die 4}ear31bl
Der @ettc init cnttduihtca @eflbe
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Ius Creighton, Iebr.

Ole WitgIic0er 0es 3eutiden Scr.
ems Don Gretgbtor nerocn nohmoIs
oringero gabeten. an Sonutog, 0er
5. Iobember STIR G%eriammLung 5t
fommer, Qr1iioent Shrors bat
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erteiIen un0 MIRO inns u0e crrIohuen
ia altf Der g2oht 5u ier. limo CT
tut redt 0arun. BERN mlc ,l1r &C.
ieben tobt, lnuroen an 5ounaben6
bun0crte ron aartcn nit benz
amendment rH0 nfit Dem nmin0ien
Guaorat 300 un0 BOT oerteilt uu0
go. 300 mar pobIpciBlih Qefrcllit
ltr5 ibr belebrt ia oa5iclbe 5u tuu,
6u Der Rerp un0 @c0eihen 8e5ra2
fas non 0ieicH Elto0rat abbdnQt.
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mes. @obI If Der GeutIhe pfle7nt.
tiih, tueuu er ont @ohttaQe elm no
Stiid 4r5Git bot, 10 ocltft er,
onB 6ieies n5tiQar lit 81 berrthten,
aIs CUR @abhtrne 81 gcbgn. 60
tpir't narb'n ihou, marc 0ot, 6ent
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len beimiu1rts 81 Wlllttern aog.
8ie bier Ger 8ino mebt, lit
6uraus eriidtlih. SaB 70 mauhe Sc.
mofraten tpeIhe iiber breiBiq Sabre
fir 6ns 6enlotrntiihc Eidet ge.
.itimmt baben ieet often fir Suabes,
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ten. @enn unier 8ropbet G5rib)
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Sugeu6 sebn Sabre in Cnfcl Cams
gtruee 5uqebrddt bat mo trob lei.
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@iirTtr inn 5taate Iebrasfu madlt
mo ncIfcr ieiu Sebenluna Gin
ilbcr5niqter Gemofrat mar. oic8 tttt,
mus or 6oh icirc @ritnoc babcu,
purlm cr pom @iIion nidt3 lDii.
len mill. 6. II. Gut.
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airaleneinluei1nna in 9rnNer.

Die GtHDei5una oes ncitcu @ot.
teshnuies Der eDanq. Qutb. ct.
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fono ON 6onntag. Den %. 0fto6er,
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9rrrcn 8aitoren s. s.. @dhelmmn.
fsrdn0 S8lana; 3. 5nnraber, 800.
per tto Bilb. Ritiffe, 9yenoer, ge.
la0en. Dos @~ottesbmls, mclhes
cine 8ieroe Der 5ta0t iii, bat $4,000
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Bender RepubIic ifreibt BON oicicn
@otteshuuie: Gbe members of tbs
hnrd ore to be congratulated in
aching iuh a fine bouie OF moribtp
to our topn. st itonbs ont as q
monument to the ggriifinn ibirit OF
TIE corHmirlttp in mbi6 al bare a
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DemtIttzantcrikan.
pcrbGnS Sairbmrp!

6oirburn g1eb., 80. Oft. 1915.
Der 3eutidumerifaniide 8crbano
beriommelt ith ON 4. Qooember int
gonrno8 @cball6e in 6airburo uaf.
mittnas lm 2 llbr. gac Dcutide
iino biermit ber8Iid ringetaoen. i'm
b]eion6eren iiuo Die griioer gebeten.
iid boa3dbIig rinbuItelen, 6enn mir
baben fir ms 9eutide iebr pidtige
Suhcn 81 bcraten,
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bett8feinhe nohcn. Geio nitt tau6.
blind. beqrabet bic 5treitart
un0 beoeuft: Giniafeit modlt Itorfi
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Aas SEM staatt NcbrasfaI

feelirg Of bride ober its completion.
Gs lit nos fitrfte @nttesbuus, lpel.
DIES bon @ljcolrn Der 0eutfhcu eb.,
tlt6. Stride in ctuen llmfrci5 BON
Is Mcileu errihtet mpg0eu lit uuo
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OeHfrei oa unO iii cine 3icrOe bic.
Tiger @egeuo, in melfen fid ionrs
tagltd cine aroBe 4n3ohl beilsbegies
riger 3uborer beriaunelt. $3.50 aud
Elm 8abr3eihe1. ute Die in ietiqer
3eit 10 icbr pcrahteter 9iu0dtridlcr
lm0 6elltibeu 9nrbaren In 6ieiem
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8plihidc gu5eiae.
8OIitiidc gu5rige.
Gin Mort an Ole mdbler,

"a i'd 6e Domination burt 6e 0cmofrohide gouci fir Dos
qmt oeg Gnuutp ShQtmctiNr ebalteu babe. 70 it es uobL an.
acbrodt, oo6 i'd ben Id5Icru. mn 0crcu Stinuneu ib mid be.
merbG fur5 u10 bIuoi1 onttn0tac. mic mctu 9erbalen i'm Sale
Der @5abl in ipirh. sd crbnt meuc gioniuohon o1nc ie6e
Cppotion i~nucrhoIb Der Cartel 3u Der ih mid bcfcnne, Ia bic
8chrbcit Der EorGgangc oo0ou iber5ugt it, oaB, ionte ih
OIL Z Rohcnbcr erfoatcth ieu, ih 0o5 Amt 10 pcnuaIten nirbc,
bob rs iomo5I Der Eortet ais mir sur Gfre Gcrcihen mir6e. Ia
ih meme Domination teiuGn betHmten 0}orne oocr elmer
Grippe Don g}0Hneru 5u beromtcu 9abe. 10 bin it in Scr Gage.
oaa Hnt i'm Srtcreiic oler 8irger 81 berrolten oHue 8ltfht
ouf aCnjie 4erouen ober $ntcreicn. "a i'd ihs fir qIethe
3cttc fr Gae mn aeacn ipGele g~riDiiegign an 0tcuau0cn
eirqctrctcn bin, 10 a%eDobrcite jh ieoGu 9irqer lnb Stuler3abIcr
65 GountD5 qcredtr mo uUpartciihc g~ehonouug, obne @tf,
ltht nuf ime poliHihc anidten >Ho pcrionltte 2e5cnsredunq.
oh reid o0cr arm. un0 Garontcre. oob i'm Sole meiner G~rpi6tlnQ
oos gmt nidt oo3u beaigt miro, Die 5rtereieu irocuo zines Got
ODER #liaue 5t i0r6crn. Hui 6eier 4lotform itetcno, crude i'd
~irGu6idit le0cn 4dblcr in Douglas Gounto, an 7. Robember
iur mid 3u Irmreu-
Or. g. Gubrrs.
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FolitiidIe AH5eiae
Hons Eoodrow wilson,
President Princeton University,
P-1aeetu ca, II. 3.

Princeton, H.. &.
Dear SIR
IN the Sen YORK Tines Of June u, H1ca wrpor,s 70 grvs r.
Tracts Of your beooaloureate address, to the students o. Princeton Mi
vers1ty, yr9 ere F2ptsd as fo1IoWs:-
You EnoE wht the usua1 standard Of tie employee
ts in our day. y Is to give as little a he meg for his
Hsges~ Labor is standardized BY the trade mioas. end tn1s
ia the standard 70 which ~ IS Ede 20 conform. 10 one Is
suffered 20 do mere then the syersge rorknen oa Co. IN
come trades end hsadiorafts n on is suffered 20 DO mors
than the least sk11fu1 Of his felIoEa cen DO Within the hours
a11ots5 q d tey'z labor. AM TO one rsy WORK cut Of hours
e. ell q volunteer anything oeyoa6 the r1ufhun.'
Ecr, your reported remarks STRIKE ne 'ss being 81 srtrso-si-
nsTT~"so different. from Thet 7, as o member Of organized labor. have
found 20 os the feots-~thst feel 1rpe11sd to AK yeu If the foregoing
psrsErnpa 10 correct report Of Ehat you Eae.
II you r correctly quoted, I should ike to have you give
&c you~ sathcrtty for you ststonen. that in 1soor unions mo one ts
suffered : o Go rore than the sycrego sorensn can co." Also give ne the
nsEss Of o feE trsdes or hs1e3crefts where mo oe is suffered &c DO
rore thea the Least sE1Ifu1 Of his fellows cen Co within TIE hoyrg
allotted : o g esy'a labor. end o ons may Hork Ut Of hours OF Gil CT
volunteer aayta1ng beyoad tire n1ntmm."
As a natter CT course, 8 president Of e u1iyersfty or the
sePusea stan61ag Of Princeton would not naEe ststerente in his oecoa
laureate address unless he knoHs, Or Ell least fully believes, that his
statensa's are true. Therefore II ought not be a d1ffacu1t matt e. FOR
you to osliCe re Ht.a the nsres Of those labor un1ons whose Isxs, or
even policies, bring sbout the results you spec n.
hWsi.tng your reply With lively interest, I un,
Yours very truly,
'''' Evening 6; ;::' s;; city. Gx~ @z
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O~emtItbzamerikait.
BmnS BON 111GSiicfi!

Ser 9cutid.omerifamide 9urn
bon Mooiion, Rebr.. miro ant 6reie.
tag. ben 3. globcmber nbeHos ?
ltbr in Der 8eIin's Sale cine gers
iamnIung obbaIten, 81 meldler iilall
MIR Sic Mit0lieoer iouoern que
3cutiHc eingelaoen itn0
6, z. Selling Shrtftflbrfr.
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burg lub ON Z. 1oDenber an oe''
Stimmfalten!
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RheumatiSmUS
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&Ast akaaSAlfAesa FWs GLliSiiia HEi ~ HAZE
SIN Hrlbinbr 1893 titt tb an muBlars uus
eIentsatheu1l0tlafuItS. SO Tilt, lute Hlr ate
tDllter, pie e. hnbeu. lber hrei Sabre. 30
grebtrte Elm gsttteI rdb benz nn6ern Iin5
D1tier Git 8ofipr. nber g%tHberunq, Die fb
er5ieIie. fpar alr 5etfgpeilig. ShIieBIit
fetlo 10 Gin 1ltttets 1as mid b6uia beiitc
ll7o babe feinen &iifaH pebabt, gh babe
Is SteLeH geBebeH, bie ihretti1 o1sbirfef
MD loear bettligerig nit 8]beum1tt5mus
fo1reri amp es beiuirite in ieoem Sale cine
peilaus. sd ioin, oaR ie6er Qeihgnos an
t1geHb eiHer art hnu Hheumditsrus eteie
pIiroerbare 6etliraft berfuht 5hist tet1
@fIn. mr. 5greH gsafneu la5 glbreifs uno |
20 iblde es toite1tret. 4nhoem SIR e. her h
lnht pabt tTf1 es iia nls bn5 l1uqaefuhte /
5lr eseihIng Cures Hbeumatigntls rrlBipfen /
aafs 16i9t pen 8gel5s eiHeH Dollar, aber Z
Iuerftehf nobI, i1 min Elfr Gelo nt6t. an
EHcr. s3br teto ptaig 5nfrieoen. SIT an3 nift /
dnltareiGs Mespaib .HD1 .Idrgsr Ietoen, 4
lgeila QUO pofittbe SiIfe irei peboten mir6 1
|@ntgbt es .Hidf cuff. Garetbt hanie.
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Sgrdctfe, 80. q.
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Ills Gin itcnker pot Er niGcn Ss urtdI icfner 5cnen nbcr cine oeui1e BM.
etk1ane abecoden, wie fic tbm erf6iem CT bot Gin 6cf1iHfswcrk peraEf
in ueldem CT unRf anceren Dinocn S0oences su iooenb bal.
Die Gbinefen fine wdndenswerer ds urbete, 10 mn nj d. ais garaen
ais Ole erobe Rotfc, mebc anid1ai9 T4 bin n SfGaen Pden sulammcnSanasa