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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
ABUTTING PAVING LAW.
Street and Sewer Directors Re-
ceive Legal Interpretation
From City Solicitor.

City Solicitor Rayard gave an opnlon
10 the Street and Sewer directors today IN
regard to the abutting paving tax law
Ills opinion was that the law referred only
10 streets having improved paving above
the grade of macadam. from curb to curb.
The opinion did not consider that street
with strip of paving down the middle
or with only one side paved, could he
called an improved street
In view of this Frank W. Pierson.
secretary. was instructed TO cancel the tax
levied in all such eases.
The city solicitor ralsO gave an opinion
in the case of Pine street property holders
between Ninth and Tenth. who had filed
a petition to be exempted from the ahut-
ting paving law. The opinion was that the
property holders were liable to the tax.
There Is n probability that the depart
mcnt will propose an amendment to the
abutting paving law at the next session OF
the Legislature, as IT works injustice IN
some cases
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
SOCIAL lists APPROVE
WILSON PEACE TERMS
Demands Further Acton tOr
League Of Nations; Takes Up
L. S. Socialists Stand.
Ry A1socjate,i Press 10 Every Evening

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
PARIS. July 30 A resolution demand
ing that the French government revise
is war aims. denoUnce mperalIstlc
tendencies and se1 forth clearly : peace
terms on basis defined by President
Wilson. has been adopted by the French
Socialist party II was presented before
the National Council 9f The party by q
minority section headed by JeAu Longuet.
Socialist member of the Chamber Il
Deputies
The resolution demands further that
the preliminary negotiations lor leaEllc
Of nations he commenced AZ once in
accordance with the terms that he spirit
Indicated by President Wilson II also
ajheres uureServedly 20 The reunion oi
the International Socialist Congress.
and declares the party ready IL accept
the invitation ot Camille HtlySmanS.
secretary Of the international Socialists
and Belgian Socialists leader Hlalmar
Braating, he Swedish Socialist. and
Pieter J TrovlStra The Dutch Socialist
leader, Tor 3 meeting * Socialists n
Btyne
In conjunction With other allied So
eIalst bolleS. the resolution declares every
means. even IL refusal 10 Notv war appro-
prIatIons should be taken to lortc thc
Governments ~ issue he necessary pass
ports for Socialist delegates who Wish '1
attend tins conference
Protests against allied intervention Il
Russia except that il bc.carrled ouf with
unanimous consent ai russian Socialism
are voiced bv the resolution which con-
cludc> with q section rogrettng the action
of certain members of the parliamentary
group Of Socialists towards the American
Federation of Labor which ID SAYS Is In
open opposition To the decision ot all
bodies 0f allied Socialists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
ALLIES BLOCK FOE FROM START
Associated Press Summary Issued al ? .. m.


million the battle be-
around
neghhorhCOd of Rheims
his forndab force ~ .
in n
the allies slight reported
o division
is
Rupprechts the north
KAISER
in
the Narne Ju'
had tina drawn 0
al would
0 high command
through Grand
the Sdo o
fighting and the battle
RHEIMS
Of the
o. the
a
allied o
London that the real stand
of
the
the viii
QUIET BRITISH FRONT
hi occurrr
the dispatch the effect thar
with Russia ana Rumana
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
SENATORIAL FIGHT.
II. c. Downward of First District Has His
Hat in the Ring.

Yesterday when State Senator James
b Hickman Of the First district announc-
"a that he would be a candidate for re-
nomination at the Republican primaries,
there was some uncertainty as to whether
he would have any opposition That
uncertainty was removed today, when
Representative Harry &. downward,
now representing the Third district i'll
the lower house Of the legislature, threw
his hat in the ring announcing that he
also would be a candidate for the sena-
torial nomination.
And this may not be the end either,
for both City Councilman James w.
Robertson Of the Fifth ward and Rep
resentative Andrew j Cross Of the Second
district have been considering the advisa-
bility Of getting into the fight, according
to report. An effort was made today to
ascertain whether they had reached II
decision in the matter, but without result
Mr.. Robertson at one time represented
the Third district of Wilmington in the
House of Representatives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
MORE REG|ST RANTS
TO Be EXAMINED
Local Board No. Issues Call for
Men to Appear Tomorrow
Morning.

Local Daft Board NJ today issued
A can for the following 1915 rcgistrantS
to present themselves Al ID Q clock to-
morrow morning for physical examination
Giovanni B. Colafriance>chI, G1i Jcttcr-
son.
Willie Thomas. POS " Sth
Alfred \. Fidanye. I6O6 Howland
Lane A. Courtney. du Pont Bldg
Georgp :. Finan, 1000 Kirk Ave
Hel bert T. King 623 Madison.
Raymond F. Grady, 605 " 9th
Leonard +. Daly, Miro. ". Va.
Walter +. kleitz. 1913 Franklin.
Robert ;. Moore q03 Washington
Elmer II Mason. 1909 Laurel.
ID II BIoode. 500 " 9th.
Wilhir F. Warrington. 25l0 " 18th.
Norman ] Aydelottte Wzverly Apis.
Antonio Corrozl, 1919 " eth
Milton :. AIarkIand 1000 Washington
Alfred @. AyerSt, 1907 " ashngton-
! Charles A. Dorsey, S02 West,
John VI. Horn, 1918 West.
George w Rosenberger, 60S Washing
on
~ Carter Marshall 3O3 v. 18th
Alillard NickeIson $50 Scott
Charles T. Wilson. 702 Tatnal
Henry Derrick Jr.. 1914 West.
Clyde r Harter, 1888 Orange
Thomas Roare. 7l5 du Pont.
Lercv ] Goamer. 9I2 W 4th.
Carroll J. Giles. 1915 Adams.
Ira b. stewart 1901 ", 10th.
Dennis f. Buckley, 1909 Lincoln.
Roy Il. Nltteraner, OntoEagon, Mich.
Arthur L. Slaughter 1903 Lowering.
Richard A. Caulk. Ill Tatnall.
Carl L. Rowley. 2lS " 10th.
Ravrnond Y. Wood, I726 " Sth.
Michael Di Luchio, 2l9 Y Sth
stephen B. Hayes, 10 v 5th.
{. 1loyd Caulk, SO4 " 8th
Joseph c Handy. 1921 mon
Barney Fidele, 2l34 " 6th.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
PAPER MAKER KILLED.
Newell Desmond Drawn Into Ma
chine at Augustine Mill and
Killed Almost Instantly.


Newell Desmond, 81 years old, 1912
Gilpin avenue, an engineer, was almost
instantly killed today, when he was
drawn into Il drying machine at the plant
Of the Augustine Mills. Of the Jessup and
Moore Co at Augustine As soon as his
body could be released from the ma
chinery. il was sent to the Delaware
Hospital. but he was dead before the
hospital was reached
The accident came about through some
Of Desmond's clothing getting caught be
tween the belt and the drying machine
His body was dragged into the machine,
until it became wcdged there In order to
release the body, il was necessary to cut
the belt and break the journal boxes on the
machine
Desmond leaves a wife and four chill
drcn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
EDDYSTONE MUNITION CASE.
Woman Granted State Compensation
For Death Of Son.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Harrisburg July 30 Chairman Harry
4. Mackey. Of the State Compensation
Board upheld the award Of compensation
10 Martha J. Arnold. for the death Of
her husband who was fatally injured
while driving a fire truck Of the City Of
Easton in response to an alarm
In the Christiana Popusky Philadel-
pha, against the Eddystone Ammunition
Corporation an award Of compensation
il made because she was partly dependent
upon earnings Of son. in view of the fact
that her husband did not work regularly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
Associated Press summary 10 a. m:

Associated PresS summary ~ a. m.
Allied --ooE,. maintain their pressure
against Ge rcruan mes h me Alarne
uaraet. lL4 are making additional gains
despite Increased alemN resistance vnIcn
rnav Indicate ra4 euu 81 the retreat near
No oul. Us he south but N ae east anu
west ID .aer. eyery Wnere except me
.mme4.atp nuvuons oi ~ols~ons anG
Rheus Tie -puen, Americans ami
BRITISH srr forcing Ee Germans 70 C.e
ground Especially Important nae 1een the
ai.ie, progress 0E he tfanNs,
ALLIES STILL ADVANCING.
Iiclous -o1n,er attacks Dl5h arge
forces ana ,lOl,nr artillery and machine
gun rre marx he &c rLaA efforts ~ stop
me aucou.uC allies bU- the cueIuN has
been unable t9 halt n6 steady advance.
although holding p remporal.
severe. points The base ci tae pOcAct
ucarlt straight Xrpt .or .agg-d saAeL,
south n }Ilie-cu- rarGeu0Is.
AllieG hamnerinS IN he ianAs Is ce-
ginning Is tell. South %. ~o4sSou-, Scot
tlSh troops lra pressing forward through
BuzaaH Between here scG the Ourrq
French .ores have guaci ppreclahiE
auG noW ~ forcing heir Way ~ ;hc slopes
81 hills 2oj ana 2u6. aUr'h 1i Grand
ttDLttE L.lt- LttHs ftaAA--
tween Grand Hu19. ana lIsu,s, Ie nosJ
Important German oasc south ai The
Nsne The tie-msu~ .ost $50 pr scacrs IN
this rrElpU.
0u hc ea~5 -uatuRtat ai Rheims, he
Brush aad t7euca base !yaaccG iar. her
west 81 hc Observation-Disclosures -n1c
Around Ba-n, Sid :; iaqar,se, auere
-hc teruau Iinr pa. --.aG 1ru tSalnst
repeated a,tag>s r., past co 'a.>.
h, Niles also has" -, srgSsoa
Our rKoops er- NuSAs- sESr
Especially oiuer t4s ,ccn B, Gernan
efor, ,a hoes d, rcusa al americans
t3Aauru- uar hazard from ), Naruc ln
sstuZ utr, ambAr U ~yrE cisr II
fere-sr-F -FsriuHs, \mcg.au ,r,efo have
oe,tcl ac Fourth Hju>>an Guards ana
Bav4ran division olth ants Known as
shock troops ~iN lHeS -'hc village
changed hands apa 81 -,t reports II VAS
81 the hands 81 hc twcncans. Several
time. Tins Germans forced the Americans
haek rs +h, Ourcl which Is shallow here,
ANA band rs hand hshtmg took place u
thu water southeast ~ SerEy the Niles
occuwed bonchrces
Between the hsnks the Germans are
favored hy THE terrain They aow are q
higher ground than the tr,ucn and Nnczl-
Cont5uuul el p4E,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
PRUsSIAN STRIKERS SHOT.
Town of kalk Near Cologne Scene of
Violent Riots.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Amsterdam, July 30 ! new strike has
broken out at kalk. in Rhenish Prussia,
near Cologne, according to tie Echo
Beige Machine guns were used 10 sup
press the movement and the leaders
were arrested, the newspaper declares
The police. 1t is added, we're still busy
when the report was sent, dispensing the
strretS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
ANKLE CRUSHED.
Railroad Man Sustains Severe Injuries
While at Work.

Leon French was painfully injured this
morning. at the Pennsylvania railroad
shops. having his ankle crushed and
sustaining other hurts which will require
an x-ray examination 70 determine,
He was taken to the Delaware Hospital
Joseph Miller was treated at the Dela-
ware Hospital clinic for an injury TO the
ends Of both index fingers, which were
crushed: Gus Boyer for a stab-wound IN
the neck and Clarence Giles for a contu-
SION Of the left eyelid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
CENT MORE FOR SUGAR.
Advance Indicated After Confer.
ence With Cuban Growers;
Price Fixed Next Week
~ Associated Press = Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. July 3U-An increase to
the consumer of one cent 4 pound in the
price of sugar is Indicated in j statement
issued here today by George NJ Rolph,
chairman Of the international Sugar Com
mittec, after conference with representa-
tiycs Of the Cuban government
Sugar authorities Of the Cuban and
Juited States governments viii meet in
Washington next week to decide on the
1919 price
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
READ HAShIN'S LETTERS
AS TO HO w To KEEP FIT

beginning today, MIR. Fred
erick j. Haskin's letters. an ex-
elusive feature in Every Evening,
will embrace a series of very re-
markable and valuable articles
based upon the Half Hour
Health Talks" which members of
the Army Medical Corps have de-
livered semi i-weekly before the EN-
ployes OF the War Department.
They are statements in simple
language, by army surgeons Oh some
of the things that the laymen can
do to preserve his health in these
days when the efficiency of every
worker is OF such great Importance.
Ii is conservative To say that no
such authoritative medical adj
vice has ever before been offered
to newspaper readers.
Several OF the large popular mag
azines have applied TO the Medical
Corps for this material, but the
Haskin letter has been given ex-
clusively the first rights of publica-
lion. Every Evenings readers thus
get a good thing.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
$500 900 900 MORE FOR WAR.
Britons New Appropriation Expected TO
Last Until October.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London. July 30 The biggest ap-
preparation demanded since the beginning
Of the war will be submitted 70 the House
of Commons Thursday says the Daily
Telegraph The vote Of credit TO be
asked will be for goo, 100000 The
previous highest was E65O, 100000. voted
a year ago The new appropriation
is required to finance the var until the
end Of October
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
Turkish Envoy to Berlin Dead.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Amsterdam, july 30 Hakky Pacha,
Turkish ambassador to Germany, died
last night in Berlin, after a short illness
a Berlin dispatch announces today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
British-U. 5. DRAFT Treaties Effective,

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington. Juiy 30 Ratlhcatlons
Of the draft treaties between the United
states and Great Britain and Canada
were exchanged today al London. 1t was
officially stated at the state Department
making them effective from today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
MILLION HUN TROOPS
in VICIOUS COUNTER
BARELY DENT ALLIES LINE

,igantic Battle Along Whole Front Started by Kaisers
Forces This Morning; Severest Attacks Centered Upon
Sectors Defended by Americans; Even This Supreme
Effort Has Not Broken the Allies Of Their Habit Of
Winning; Foe Has Drawn Heavily Upon Other Army
Groups Imperial Staff Regards Present Conflict Most
Important Action of the War
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
Amn.emenls rOnIghL.

riayGpu~, Heart, ~ iAe NuFid.
Nueru A Desert Nuo,lg
Majestic The KAISER shadow
\ Gtoria Iht Grunai ni Norttt4;
-aNp, TAr Ghost 81 Rosy lAylOg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30

HUNS OPEN COUNTER
BLOW ALONG THE
FRENCH FRONT
Centre Severest Attacks on Amer
can Sector; Check Advance
of Allied Armies.
OUR MEN DRIVEN BACK
ny Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
London. July 30 The Germans have
counter attacked very heavily along vir-
tuaIly the entire battle front. according
to news that reached London shortly
after noon today. Their attack an
especially heavy one in the Anne rican
sector, resulted in driving the Americans
out Of the village Of Cierges, about five
and one-haif miles southeast Of Fere-en-
Tardenois.
Another German thrust drove the
Americans back from Beugneux. near
Grand Rosnoy northwest of Fere-en-
Jardenos
LITTLE PROGRESS roR ALLIES
The heavy fighting has been IN progress
along the whole battle front from Nill"-en-
Tardcnois to Buzancy according to
advices received mp ~ noon Il has re-
suited, so far however, N very little
progress for tho Allies
Some advance has been effected by the
Allies IN the Ardre valley along he
eaeterly side Of thc front, towards the
village of AubiIlv 4 certain amount of
ground likewise has been gained near the
ccnter N the neghborhood of Villcr9-
Agron-Aignky
The main advance on tho westerly
side Of the front seems to have bcon At
Grand Rozov, about FIVE miles north
west ~ Ferc- -En-Dardcn0s The French
here are progressing north onto he crest
of tho plateau between the Ncsle and the
Oprcq
II DIVISIONS ENGAGED
There has been heavy fighting near
Buzancy five miles south of ~oissons,
and also IN Plcssler wood about FIVE
miles further south In this latter
locality, a. prisoners we're taken belong
ing 70 three divisions ri the enemy
now en- gagged in the Narnc salient There
arc scventy-onc such divisions. of which
ton belong to the northern army Of Crown
Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria
j he enemy : withdrawal IS reported
still orderly, and military opinion in
London discounts the possibility of any
rounding up Of Germans in the salient.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30

Particular people choose Clover Dairy
milk.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30

A feeling of ecurity gees with Clover
Dairy IIk.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30
Weather Forecast

Bs AS,3.iatet Prsss % 1yesy Evep,ng
wssbiorton. tu.y so Forccast for Dcla-
".r6,,n.t.- shower, tH~ aftcruoCn or 20
MINI cooler Ncdn, ,day fair nodcrate
northwest Is north winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-30

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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-28

II. Langford, Bridgeville; Iarlie W Hud-
son, Millsboro; Rufus ID. Bryan, George
town; Frank y. Storner, Milford; Ray
nond Shipley Locates, Seaford; Harvey
Wilson, Lincoln City; Elijah Herman
Bowden, Millsboro; John w. Elliott,
Georgetown; John A. Phillips, Seaford /,
Richard Hayward Burton, RehOboth;
William 4. Birmingham, Georgetown; (;
Arthur Roberts, Milford; Lloyd Reed
Milton; Leroy Wallen, Seaford; Wallnce
Clarence Wilson, Bewes; Warren Hiram
Short William r. Adams, Bridgeyille;
Clarence Collins, Milford; Gustawls A..
Swanson. Milford; Clifford T.. Timmons,
Dagsboro: Charles Joseph Prcttyman,
Greenwood; Rodney Sharp, Lincoln;
George II Stephens, Selbyvillc; Harrison
Collins, Milford, Reese A. Gordy, Laurei ;
Elwood Stevenson, Milford, James Roy
Barwick, Greenwood; Charles W bc-
Gates, Cannon; Davis Moses Goder,
Greenwood; John Henry Lyons, Jr., Sea
sford: Larry Wilson Moore. Georgetown, /,
Herbert &. Hamilton. Seafor1, Raymond
Mitchell f,ank, Milton: Fred H. Ward,
LAUREL Warren : Roberts Millsboro,
Philip s. johnson, Millsboro. William T.
Hastings, Laurel; Hcrbcy ID. Kitchens,
Blades; Raymond -. Newman Farming
ton; Isaac Thomas Simpson, Milford;
James Alvin Morgan, Jr.. Seaford Har-
vey v Moore, Laurel; Charles Berry,
Lincoln; Roy H. Hudson, Frnnkford;
William II. Williams, Jr Bethel; H.
Carlton Smith, Delmar, Ha rry l.. Dukes,
Milsboro; William r. Bunting, Selby-
villc; Julius Henry Joseph Glcnoldcn
Pa Herman Wilson. Rcdden, lra Viii
liam Parson, Seaford; Edward laaac Webb
Greenwood, Isaac Fred Wooten, Frank
ford; jesse Martin NIckers. Frankfort,
Lewis Raymond Pettyjohn, Lincoln; Nor
man T. Adams, Roland l.. Purnell,
Brdgevilc; Joseph Griffin Rash, Bridge
vile; Charles 4 H. Lingo, MllsborO;
Otho g, Beach, Delmar; Franklin =
Windsor, Laurel, Charles II Dukes,
Millsboro. John Carroll, Morris, Seaford
William q. Nelson, Iewcs, Charles
Shadrach Short, Millsboro; Clifford NJ
Short, Georgetown; John ~ Neasey, Jr,
Harbcson jesse Ohrnm Small, Laurel,
Ottie Brunblcy, Dagsboro; Elijah Banks
Seaford. Stayton g. Russell, Ebcn Alden
Townsend, DaCsboro; Fred 7 Como
wav, Georgetown. Frank Edward Stecn,
Laurel; Iamcs H. Waples. Millsboro,
Horace N McCabc, Frankford; Clarence
Lowe, Greenwood Ciillic Thomas SullI-
van, Seqford; Davis Watson, Milford +,
John Arthur Raspc, ElIendale; Joshua J
Griffith, Lincoln City James W Hopkins
Lewes; Harvey leslie Boyce, Laurel +,
Brantly Haynes Shockley, l}ridgcWlle;
Joshua " Case, Laurel; John & steven
son, Fairmount: Ralph Richards Smith
Milton. Iowder w Mitchell, Georgetown (,
IeRoy Mitchell, Nllsboro; Willie ~.
Mitchell, Laurel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-28
NEWS OF NEWARK.

Special Cores spondence OF Every Evening
Newark, Feb. 2S.-Rev and Mrs. L. p
Roberts have been presented with purses
totaling $20l by the members of the
Newark VI. L. Church. Mr. Roberts,
who Is III, recently resigned rs pastor and
will retire from the ministry.
Rev. j. Howard Gray, pastor Of Ep-
worth NJ T. Church, Wilmington, VIII
lecture in Newark Presbyterian Church,
tonight, for the benefit of the w C. T. Z.
John W Scott, who recently sold his
farm near Newark, has purchased q large
farm on the Bohemia river. He does not
get possession until Januarx I, next year,
and IN the mean time will live IN Elkton.
Mr.. Scott has resigned rs q director Of the
Farmers Trust Co. of Newark
Lieutenant and Mrs Richard T. Cam
have been guests of Mr.. an Mrs
Pearce Cam, this week.
Captain Charles c. Herman, former
commandant of cadets at Delaware Col
lege, with his family, is At Atlantic City
recuperating from an illness Captain
Herman is now attached TO the Forty
eighth Infantry, stationed al Newport
News, Va.
At the Newark New Century Club, next
Monday will be observed as Red Cross
Day. The meeting viii take the form Of
a knitting party and there will also be q
musical program.
An informal dance for the benefit OF the
New Century Club viii be held at the
clubhouse, next Friday evening.
Major l.. b. Jacobs OF the Third Bat
talon Delaware Regiment, has been com
mlssioned major in the Aviation Section,
Signal Corps, Of the regular army, with
rank from July 25, 1917 Major Jacobs is
now at Camp Dix, awaiting transfer
orders.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-28
PACKERS EMPLOY
SCOUT At CAPITAL
Eversman, Once Republican Con
gressional Secretary on Wilson .
81 Co. Payroll

Chicago Fob 2s.-fettrr soi'Itr
forth the desire ~ John q l.rrmnf
secretary of ihc Republican Cpng-e iYf
COMMITTEE and assistant nrlrrfnry uf
the Republican National tornuIffr,.
10 Represent The pasksu in IS ri'rr'of
and his employment by Wi.soH a 'o
~ their rpprrantatlEf iu thf ,aHt'
cnlivenod tho final minutes - ui.rlat
hearing of The fedefal Iudf rarulfs.nr
invcstigaiion ~ thr pariIu0 ni rir
In ono Of tho letter. Nr ,-frtr
spoke Of the V0olcn fn1uIf TIMER
having engaged Jnmes b i'syrold
secretary " tho Republican National
Committee. 20 watch nHit~ fnr then
az Washington
Mr. fvergrnnu outlined n detail
according 20 lctters ntroducrd, p uuoi
fications ne The packer Htshrr'er
representative Other letter. 1'rp'l~a
by Francis Hrncy oounsr fr-
commission, showed TINT th fa~t'
did not Join ~ hiring Evr-rar
that he was employed n the .T.rc ~
suggested by Wilson 4 1 -
smaller salary than hc manned
noVOiiafions with tho irr packing hon
The Evcumln icfhr followed res'
testimony ~ seymour u rrlnerr
The Chicago prOdlrc N~Vs -Ieisr
methods ~ The parker w uHrrv end
selling cggs. butter and iogl'- ,nr
first ~ tho letter. Ntr dated N vt'ngior
y r Nav 3 1917, md aas .fdrr~ef
- Henry Vcedcr ~ Chicigo rse' f-
Swift 4 90 n rrad
rrd phau hag oyrlarc' 'hr tf.
Guilty 81 getting The prnciuais 'oTrfirr
which ~ ruurer .ar srp-f rir'.
However. orr fricnds herr. whoee ~
and cooperation can count
houirg thn' possbly things vi' urc
a favorable head nc forthcoming vel
Thpy lrr willing n lcip rrr o-varizr u,
WORK -o rcaults eili II. prndrcsd
Explaining the letter rhfrh ~ .ntd
was taken from 'hr -Vifi files r1i f-r~
Nncdcr varlf Nr iIrrpv nd anuihsr
written n thr form of Z rrcuora rdurt
from ivcrsrnr ans disorvrrnf Is
Armour flies hy gentz ~ fne ouu.roissi0n
II tJok uy Examiner YER wery .n
ret fhi4 Nr lerev shid hp rrrr
Orandun. be ndded. $50 frifter nr 'lr
consideration II Armour. swift tfnrr
Wilson md Cudahv Fhn .d rdrr
advleernent tbe question .f n-rntr
becominR their rcprserr.fafIsr tt ta4n-
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