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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-08
may ASK GRAND !. ::
JURY TO INDICT
DuLUTH'S H. C.L.
Judge tanners Heads General
Committee to Investigate
Living Cost.

IF there is a snag holding up the
cost of living in Duluth, and that
obstacle can be found, we are going
to find it,
So declared Judge Harry w. Lam
ners of West Duluth, following the
H. c. of L. committee meeting at the
Commercial club Monday after
noon.
with all due respect for the fact
that an investigation Of living costs
lis a gigantic piece of work." said
Judge tanners, "ws are going into
this matter very thoroughly. We are
going to proceed step by step very
carefully and if we can find a defect
we will act accordingly.
when we get through the public
may be satisfied that what we have
done. is right and that we have gone
to the very bottom to find out. If we
make any discoveries that justify
such procedure, we will report them
to the grand jury" Judge tanners
concluded.
AS a means Of reaching their de-
sired ends. the H. c. OF L. committee
Monday authorized Judge tanners,
oo tAcn C1IdII1lldus 10 appoint q
special scope and method" commit
tee to outline the plan Of attack on
the invisible enemy. There was a
good attendance at Mondays gath.
ering, and one representative from
each commercial and woman's organi-
cation in the city was chosen for the
working committee.
Those appointed were: Prof. Eu.
gene Van Cleef, Duluth Commercial
club; A. F. Swanstrom, West End
Commercial club; r. E. Metcalf, New
Duluth Commercial club; DR.. W." E.
Judson, West Duluth Commercial
club; w. j: butcher, Federated
Trades assembly; Mrs. Hunter,
Women's council, and Mrs. Watson,
Housewives league. Judge tanners.
as chairman Of the general commit
tee, will also act as chairman of the
special organization.
This committee will formulate
plans. for the campaign of investl-
cation. Another meeting will be held
at the same time next week and it is
expected that some steps will have
been taken by the special committee
in the meantime.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-08
EIGHT HOURS; So PER DAY.

EI1f1I f1OUItS; 20 FEN DAY.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 6.-Com-
mencing with Jan. Fl, 1918, the min
imum wages of the carpenters will be
IS per day of eight hours. Such an
agreement has been reached without
any friction whatever.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-08

$500 Silk Skirtingheavy Silk are
very strong and durable
$76 Heavy Messane Sains
gray green, peacock beetr0Ot Burgundy,
colors-3e inches wide $1.ss@
$500 Stripe satns Sc inches wide in black and white
$3.50 Stripe satins white
90 ncnes woe 136 .
$5 Evening shades Tanea Silks Satin36
$500 Novelty stripe and plaid all silk skirtings d. 30
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-08
DONATE MESS FUND.

With eachz.eontribution limited to
rs cents, mess fund of $3.50 has
been donated by employees of the Bell
Telephone system in this territory to
their former associates who volun-
teered for: xafai1itary service and are
now with the 4osth and 4o5th Bat
talions, U. S~signal Corps. :.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-08
l. LAWS NOT RELAXED.

; HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. CT
state department of labor and
dustry has issued a letter and pos,
to all employers of women in Penns
vania, calling attention to the gro
ing number of women workers in t
state, due to war conditions: a
pointing out that in the prese
emergency the state laws relative
women's labor: conditions and hol
have not been changed. Mems war
are suggested as a fair basis of col
pensation for the women. -
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1917-12-08

$500 Black Chiffon dress Taeta Silks SO inches
$3.50 Heavy s6-inch More Silk ..:.........s1ss
$3.50 stripe all suing wide black with
gold
$500 Fancy stripe and Silks
fea shades of pink white nile and light blue
black dress satns black Cygne-36
$40 Crepe de Chine Shifting siksheavy qualities
$500 Silk Wool Poplins good shades:
$76 Heavy 36inch black Messalines-very d 90
durable :............ @x 40
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
BUTTERFLY OR WOMAN

she might have been. for she had
begun 10 see things She continued
10 see things about France as much
as she could Little by little there
penetrated the consciousness OF this
wilful girl The suffering that has
come 10 France, the pain and Grip
ping Of soldiers, the self sacrifices
OF women, tho sorrow anti dcpriya
lion and. above all. the purpose and
M, courage 81 nation, men and
women. old ana young, rich and
poor Something new b. gan TO grow
IN The girls nature sympathy She
felt the desire 10 help. not thru her
former vanity, but because She had
fOrEottcn SELF and awakened 20 the
needs OF others Again she demand
90 admission 20 the American hos
pital She was told there was no
thing 10 offer but general work,
scr'IbDing, cleaning. cooking she
begged 10 De- given that and took y
eagerly
Late and early he toiled with un
bounded enthusiast Her hands
grow rough her knees srif She
a'dnt complain. She didn't give up
She STAYED az % a year She never
rose above her first position be
cause she wasn't prepared for any
thing else Hut spiritually she has
risen vastly above her old superb
cial self As labor has hardened
her muscles. 30 determination and
purpose have reformed her outlook
on life. She has grown strong ana
sweet thru sympathy. thru active
helpfulness ana self forgetfulness in
he service OF others
She returned 10 America the other
DAY and Immediately entered 4 hos
pital 20 TAX, up nursing The rest
los sncss and spoiled peuishness
have gone from her face France,
She says, has taught her that she
can't do much good in life without
preparation and that 49, good to
others is vastly moro sa''r f"it@ ar'
worth while than frittering away
time and money trying 90 p,case
ones whims and iancies
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

pro-cnt her only ports on her ENi-
ropean side are frozen up Ave or
six months ~ the year and she is
therefore strsngled in her CONNER
cial development II She had con.
stantiuoplc she could spread her
business and influence very likely
over an the world
The typical Russian knows this
very well. bar he DOESN'T CARE,
and thc rcst Of Tho world viii not
get hold of thc Russian situation
until IL understands that he doesn't
care and why he doesn't.
The fact is. he isn't looking for
tho commercial ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
Russia. He doesn't care 10 see the
Russian flag floating in all the Seven
Seas. lie hasn't the slightest in
tcrest. in the fact thar Russia with
"a port open all the year could crowd
England ont OF this market and
America out Of that.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
~ THORNTcN " htFGESS
Peter Gains Big Tom.
copyright. 1916. by T. w. Burgess


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,..t,t., abb, y.ttb Mrs. Gohbler had
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Bld Man coyote and how smart he is
nc ron al once beFan 10 be very
.-,.f
h'fN'"" wv "'''h az - ''
20 SEQ old Man Coyote spring out
IRON naItpd a tire. amy minute and
. t.,,,
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the Wlftow of ~" Ning ln Sheh
nci-hhorhort Right away Peter
80, b,, "a. Ind u.k.e p,istake Ina
saw ihA' h' haH "'"N'
fpea kfnE 81 sif'nSly ABOUT Vlu ~
coyote ITO nab done TX " th w
best nf,nl"ns i" th. W"t 'i-
hoi don" t 20 lni hls 'il ON tl'l
Nom ~ lHuk'd AZ II tiS rom Inlh Hl
leave and this vac thc very last thlhs
Potter wanted to happen
lt ynn Hfrnt ait1'" or SrhnnF
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

He Thinks In He'll

Wen then. what DOES he care
about What DOES move hime
why. den 1craey and his dream OF
universal brotherhood and good viii.
IT, wouldn't hght anybody 20 gain
a. dozen warm water ports ne
wouldn't shed any blood for any
amount OF territorial expansion or
trades
Bu- he viii dght as hard as any
other man i'm mo world and perhaps
a lule harder. " De thinks his
democracy ls in danger, oT the revo
luton hrht OF hl- soul and brcG--
ot h lifc, may be- overthrow
SO then hero Is new force let
loose Ia this world. and gentlemen
than love wisdom and pursue -
wuu'l do well 90 consider n with
the utmost attention. because, be
love me. ~ b. isnt suppressed IL
wi' fear up moro things than musty
old thrones and pat more relics on
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

u3 pr0rticc in Russia
know this 81 startling ASKER
ton. ari one not IN accordance with
Tho accepted beliefs in This country
lU' gentlemen that are skepucaI
about Realized Utopia haven g
spent days and nights ina The Rus
Sian National ouncil OF Workmen's.
Soldiers and Peasants Deputies J.
have. That makes Che difference
But anyway. 10 as plainly OF no
use 10 tell thie Rusaian hat be-
ought 20 go ou and fght that Rus
ssa NAV be- great 100 territory or b.
commerce ne doesn't want her i0
De- great IN either
10 is useless nv talk 10 him about
his racial obligations 20 no Slavs
OF Serbia or Herzegovina HE
DOESN'T THINK or HIMSELF As
a SLAN Tie THINKS OF HIM
SELF As a CITIZEN OF A WORLD
THAT OUGHT TO HAVE ONLY
ONE RACE And THAT THE
HUMAN RACE
lie VIII never believe that he
ouehf 90 fight because a half witted
person then called a car. now u
give thonkel harvesting potatoes
In me Caucasus. once signed some
papers 0hig7f Old Russia 10 do
certain things Old Rnssia Ia No
moro fho czar has vanished moi
ono thing that hc did can bind Tho
Sow RVs7i9
Across DC moaeurcloss gulf TINT
has opened between tho Old Russia
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

In spite of her terrible losses Rus
STA Will go on and nght. bat she
wants 10 fight for something worth
while and not because somebody
tells her 10 Aght. and no, for the
things nations usually hgbf for
For instance. Russia doesn't give
a boot about Conataninople and a
warm water pot
| have tried bard 20 make some
Of my English-speakins friends un
dcrstand this. bat have never had
any luck. somehow. 30 docsn't take
hold II slides oU thcI minds like
cats claws on "a granite shaft II
doesn't seem 10 ind anything 10
stick TO-
They cant understand a nation
so foolish a warm waicr port Do
would mean everything 20 he I'm
ture wealth. pro perity and com
mercial greatnc-s ~ Russia A.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

lie isn't disturbed by the fact that
Poland is lost 60 Russia, n the
Poles want 20 go of and flock by
themselves and will not be happy
until they have a home Of their
own. let them GO 20 A. Goodbye.
old tops Here's luck and pleas
ant time for all
The typical Russian, would no
more think Of killing some Poles be.
cause some other Poles wanted 10
be free than he would think ot Kill
ing his son because he didn't like
cabbage soup
And II isn't merely a passive feel
ing with him lie thinks II Is
DEAD WRONG 10 be dealing in
conquered territories and slicing mp
maps and an that sort OF thing,
and his mind IS firmly decided that
he VIII not 90 a. Let Turkey keep
Constantinople till the crack Of
doom, for an he cares
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24


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tnh. Dun cam
Ht'I"fn' ni fth i-
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Yea thf irtliAI H' H'I i'r'
the f'ri"is max
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dent am i"l Mt Fhh iN'i t.a' i'
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own pthd 7ni g. t' .i DA'
Io't" eha 20 ramp Nu.
hNF'i 'hi" yer 70
To- mar n"r ana Sha'' '''' '"''"
a., fnl -, g..
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

she ha, just returned from France
"A vastly different girl from tho hut
tcrny being who went away year
ago She has sstOnished her friends
by the change hat has come over
her
Sine had been a gay frivolous crea-
turc blessed with plenty OF money
nothing 40 do and q viii OF her own.
Al d. -ae inherited her fathers
fortune Despite her guardians at
tempts 10 control her she had fol
lowed hor own Nhlms in domineer-
ne. high banded way She squan.
drrcd time and money 80 suit her
Sh. ran me gamut Of social amu~e-
menfs and tvtravaganccs. Al ~
She had experienced All The scnsa-
non- of her gilded world and
reached Tho inevitable ennui and
boredom ldloness and lack OF pur-
pose hung heavy On her hands. Nat
urally rh- grew frctiul pcevish Her
guardian urged hnr 90 take mp some
work of aUds She merely answer
rd he didn't choose 90 DO SO, and
tha go t.rva uilicient
I'm tcokiue uoW amusement 10 MI
her cmpi me- last year. She hi' on
thr notion ul going 10 France 10
nurse soldiers II would be 2 great
adventure different and exciting,
she SAID usr guardian warned her
thsf nursing required more than
entmeut and good intention but
-h. declared other women OF wealth
had dshblcd in war nursing ana so
could hc
TO France she went and Offered
herself at an American hospital.
There tho poiled Girl was told she
wasn't wanted. that she couldn't be
even u nurses helper wi'houf prep
aration She WASH as pqued a.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
CONSULT THE
OPT0METRsST FIRST
When Errors of RefractiOn Are
suspected. Consult the
OptOmetriSt

The OPTOMETRlST is especially
trained 10 detect and scientifically
correct all Visual errors We is the
recognized EYESlGUT SPECIALIST.
u is thc duty Of an OPTOMETRlST
10 carefully examine Your eyes and
prescribe CORRECTLY glasses only
whom needed
Should he find diseased condition
OF thf cycs be VII readily advise the
services of "a skilled physician
The vast scientific changes m the
science of Optomctr' IN The past few
years is a safeguSd 60 The public
Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

the curio shelf than foolish dodder
Ing old kings.
The Ideal tha, is The Rcal that
Is Russia
II means business. ~ Is IN most
serious earnest. n will enGcavor
not merely TO live up ~ its doctrine
but 10 spread IT, and providing
Germany doesn't overruD ne Rus
sian defense before the rnucu
States can get into the hght won are
likely 10 see the bulk Of Rrseia's
new social philosophy pat into aot
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

RECoME \ TRAINED NURSE
tNo-yrur course of training with
three months probation L. given
rHIis nt
cumberlsnd street Hospital Training
School for Nurses
fRcristered hv the niversity ot
~. state ~ New Yrrko
Educational Requirements at least
one wear - High School or So equiv
nlenf
ADVANTAGES
General hospital has two hundred
beds. active dlspensary aud ainbl-
lance service
Pupis receive $40 rer month nrst
year pud Si2 Per month second wear.
Uniforms furnished Text books
supplied during probate nary term.
rthrnrv facilities afforded
For information address superin-
tendent Cumberland street Hospital
Training school 100 Cumbe rlsnd ST.,
urookivn. Y. v
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
NINGI

Tho accompanying article IL
copyrighted. 1917, by The News
rq per Enterprise association ~
whose editorial star Charles Ed
ward Russell Be- aalarlcd mem
her and % is furnished % The
fmcs hv that szsocta ton for ex-
elusive publication In this terri
tory ANY infringement ~ the
CapvriFht will 90 promptly re-
ported by The Times ard viEor-
oualt. prosecuted by the Newspaper
Enferpr nc association
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
~ CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL

~ CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL
copy rtght. 1917. hy tho New spaper
Enterprise AssociationD
The Russian casualties in this
war so far are more than 1000 600
killed wounded and prisoners
Sometime a Russian quietly and
gently mentions this fact 20 an Ems
lshman or an American that is lee
turing him about Russia's duty In
the present emergency. and then
the Englshman or the American
hnds li hard Co carry on the con
vorsation
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24

This A. tho NTH article bv Charles
Edward Russell. stan writer % The
Times. since hIs return frum Rus
sfH. wher, hc spent three months Ra
a member 81 me official United states
commission go the provisional Rus
sian government
The Detroit times., 1917-08-24
'~-ad ihe New there is not even wire

~Aad he New there is not even wire
less com municatiOn.
Bur that democracy may survives
in be- world and not be suppress
cd hat there may be chance to-
carry out the hopes OF social re
generation that are the mains rring
Of his philosophy. the typical Rus
sian Will lay down HIS life without
The least hesitation
he didn't face death and Siberia.
(Which Is Norse) all the years ot
The revolutionary fight without
learning the value of freedom or
tho only price with which u can be
either won or maintained which is
SACRIFICE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-01
"a Wcicnc blcn bfola9tc
mcO 0uloMDnfet.

5 en- franif Seretning ON Napo'
Icons Sprs Silbagetog Tirteren
1912 beoer. oct: Taa Seien ira
@ilna til aomro berifeoe Der pilS
0orlf blanot De flpstenbe trooper,
SSeien til &opno par formelig
cperiaaet meo Suiener al frosne
Sia. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al en-.
hper art iperrebe Str9fninget, og
iier bar Sulpeien peo Yonari,
~ Simes Sci fra @iIna, belt
ilircmfommelis for aisretsier.
Siotil bapbe mon meb De itsrite
Slnitrenselier fact mcb JIG De TIM
&C Soene, iom a~risSpcnsene bar
opbeparct /. Soran @iIna san BOG
@ari6aI ssep SeiaIins til of aab.
TIC cit al @osnene % priseipe
0uIbitpfferne. "a Soloaterne fif
ie Wusier at 0ulSmputer trile
tcnspcr Icien, fom Der Sip | De
trGttc Trooper. Se itprteoe ito
cper DC blanfe @uIoitpffer %
i.Iotc fine 2onlmer % 1orniitre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-01

Men be fgrreite beboIbt l9nge.
tpab be bnpoe eramiet til 'ig.
9ilbet tpngeoe Zig, at oct bleo
ronifelia at fomme burtig NOT al
iIeo. 90 De forfslgenbc 8pIaffer
bialp mango Of meb gproen. Ead
renne Waaoe blep Ser en- Stons /
6orfslseIien, % peb en- 9rigsliit
lpffeoes bet De frantic SPrferere
at forl9nge Yauien. arigsfasier.
ne ~inoebolot oper II Wiaioney
Srancs. Der blep aabnet flere
Senoer meo Sub, % ma bpgge.
De peo Si9Ip Of @ulbitpfferne /
egertlig Soritano en- 8uIobro for
Sienoen. Geiene bIep forn1elig
trolagte meo NapoIeonoorer, o.
SoIafferne flrnbe life mobftaa sri.
til at hoppe al Seitene og
op @ulompnterne. gf arigs.
ifatten fom bare Z Iiaioncr Inf.
felig og bel frem til asniasbera.
Neitelt gift tabt = blep en- Butte
for %cn og Sienbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-01
S4inois.
"Gaitlaub" bliper E(uaifj

"Gaitlanb" bliper Tlagifib. Cant
peren "Gaitlano", Der ppnaaeoe en-
iaa iergelig 9ersmmelie peo at bGlte
oper paa Sioen / Gbicagos Sapn,
bporpeo S12 Wenneifer miitebe 81
pet, bill M igjen opnaa SGber %
S~proiabeo iom Sla9ifib / De Sor-
eneDe Staters Spclicsflaaoe paa De
itpre Snoiieer. Sampbuaoen blep
for nogen Sib tilbage fipbt for en-
Slit, og Sen bliper MI ombpgeet til
aanonbaao. If anore 6arteier /
benne Slaaoc nppnes to al De &anons
baooe, Tom Ibmiral Sepep meb ioa
goo girfning brltgte peb Snotagelie
al Spaniolernes Sapn | Wtanila.
Gbieagus Manor er %itiunaffet. =
Wapor Sbompion / Chicago bar err
fl9rct life at bile gaa meo paa at
inbbpoe Den frantic General Soffre
% andre aliereoe commissioner til
ct Seisg / @erbensbpen peo Wticbigan-
iiscrl, og ct 6eftigt SammenIteo ben.
teoeS / ct Mpoe, Der bar iammenfalot
al en- bis @riippe inben 9praaoet.
Sbompion erfl9rebe, at Der piitnof /
Chicago bar mango, iom life pilee
piie nogen i9rbeles flor geaeiitring
peo Sofires 9eisg. Maporen bar for
reitcn uoeipet en- liben Tamflet, bport
ban blotot al1bet erflGrer, at llofer.
ieI ar Ssbeparer bl,rbe %forbpoeS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-01
Meh nnhrp SrA

Der proouceres. Web andre Orb,
bpis Der bliper goo IpIing meb fort
llobptte bill Notwithstanding.
ne blipe langt minSre, emo ON ct oaar-
ligt slar meb oelpis feilIlagne Mplin.
ger ifuloe inotrPfie.
Yin Srianette- Jabrif igang. Sobn.
ion Srel Cos me griqitette. 6absif
peb Scranton unberfaiteoes forrige
llge Oct fsrite Yrspeforisg, % bet
iagoes at bore meget tilfreoSItiacn-
De. Der Iepereoes 100 9riauettcS pr.
Winut nben at anpenbe nogct Vinoe-
miooel, % Der fan leperes y Cons
pr. Dag. SeIifabet ifal peo &ontraft
bape iifret fig 16 Wiaioner Cons
grunful, % Der paaitaaes at fore
itaa Ell SnlpeItning / allforretnin-
gen oper belle Horopeiten, iaainnrt
0riiten for 9lpor optoges.
@%aararbcioet fpriinfcs. Ser mel
bes Sen 27be april fra .8raftor, at
@cirforbolbene / @alib og Yembina
Gollntper bar ppret bsiit ubeIoige /
De forlsbne 10 Gage, ioet Der aiper-
lenoe bar pGret Hegn og Snc, iaa
Igrene bar paaoc og foloe. Sum %
eller 30 Trocent al BET panlige Spcoe.
arcaI bar iaaet, og bpis Ieirct life
inart beorcbes, piIoe bette famine
greal iaa langtfra iiopioes, men Der,
inlob ~inorere blipe minore. 9Gngese
MOB Geit, bpor Sorben er %iettere og
ianbig, bar @aararbeibet BOG
mere fremlfreoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-01
Ninneipta.

Ssiurretnina uphnges. Hot'ilm
See Cos Ncrrctnina / Shici Nluer
sails cr fipbt al Sorgo.S Detroit See
50.
Saarct i Traufrig. @lanot DC
Nfpnb, Der bla1ot fanaoiife trooper
mcloeS iaorebc / Sranfri9, er y. In-
oerion Al @pnpif.
@mtif brGnot / Surtlc Hiucr. @c.
ur0c Shines @rpccrleblltlt / turtle
9iiper, ~ Wtil norocnior @enlioii, er
nebbrGunt mco ct Cab al $500.
llbnGpnt aicoelinipcttpr. Span
Sipecten al @arncapillc er al @nper-
lpr @urnatilt ubnGunt Ill alcoelin-
inipefter Tor Glap oQ gSiltin Count
tner.
Sncplosc / @irfipmbeb / Snlntb.
TuluthS anoen &inter ino'anot zig
ocn 25oe NpriI, ga Ser ialot > Som-
mer Suc. SnepIo9e 'attea i0ang fNr
at rpooe @abcrne.
WanNc Hcfrntter. WontroIc, ser
finn bar 200 Snbbpa9erc, bar icnot
II Vtonb til ariQaticnciten. Sette
or Ct al DC bsieite Froccntontal naoct
al noqcu @p iubcn Stntcn.
Srscrnc Wapu paa Gcicrueliitcn.
&c ~bctleuote airurgcr Charles -. og
@iuiom :. Wopo / NochcItcr ianlt
Or. &. Starr SNuob or bIaubt &c 9p.
ger. ser iom Hcicrpr bar i~orpIietet
.iig Ill at iiaa iproi9c Tor az inofuloes
.ui Observation-Disclosures SolpitaIaai.
beliug i @aibington.
9anS bnScs Staten. Thomas 6.
4obin, 20 Sale, 81, bar / CT 9rep
til @lipcrnsr Surnoltiit tilbilot Sta.
ten irit @rla al 800 NcreS Salo be.
ligaenoe II WtiI git Tor @crorn /
Yine County. San6ct ii0ca at pore
iGroclcs pcl lfiffct Tor Totctesoprf.
uing, % Statens NmnnigrationSfom.
misiGr bar hcnpcnbt iig iii Sonbcls.
ioreninaen | Tine Giip nleo Nnmoo.
ming pm at iinoc nooeu, Tom er oil.
lige til at tase tat pau 9anoet.
Speoepriien. Gaa Warfebct / Wiu.
neapolia off Triien poo &peoc Tor &c.
pering / Wai iioite Sreooe op iii
S2.5I, ianltioig iom WeIpriien iottes
til S14 pr. 5snbe. @agerne erflrre.
DC, at be table Tenee paa bpert 9rsb
De ioIgte, % at DC uicrtspct maatte
gisres minore. ! W~iIipoufee aif
Hriien paa SpebemeI iamme Ioa 90
til $14.90 pr. Scnbc. i Gbicaao
betaItes Der inotiI $40 pr. guibel
for Mai &nebc. aontantpriieu pan
&pebe bar iorriae llse nrrmct ia 81
pr. guibel paa Rarfeoet / Riunea.
! polls.