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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-02
Al the Hospitals.

Miss Blanche Sheldon. OF Eldora,
underwent An operation at tho Dca-
coness this morning for appendicitis
Her condition Is good.
Mrs. J. r. Alexander. OF Unioa. sub
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-02

Liberty blocks, IS cents. all other
games and toys at bargain prices,
simmons Book Stors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-02
Change u osHssi

The Evans Abstract d Loan CO.
have moved to front rooms under the
Iowa Savings Bank. corner First
avenue and Main street.--Advertise-
ment.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-02

Another shipment Of choice GOLDFISH
fuse received. wooiworth Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-02

Yumi Yumi Yum! that corn-'sd
beef, try acme. NordskoG's Banner
Market.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-02

Eighteen friends and relatives pleas
antly surprised Mr.. and Mrs. william
Weber, who were married Nov. u In
Waterloo. at their homo, . North Sixth
street, Monday night. and presented
them with . shower Of miscellaneous
gifts. Refreshments brought by the
guests were served BY Mrs. Arthur
williams and Mrs.. p. L Bailey, a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-02

Chiropractic can make people prac-
tically immune to colds. Call go. II,
| B, Blean, ID. G.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-02

ysnsssl toilet preparstioaA Ola Re.
liable Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-02

We have lots of good bargains, In
wall paper Simmons Book Store.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-02

Fresh shipment Of Lisgetts choco.
iatss just received. Old Reliable Drus
Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
Our Daily Story
sH ApoRED LANGUAGE.

Tho senior dance at Harvavan!a Col.
le,-n vas in full Sway tThe word
"sway" ~ here used. is probably IN
tended 20 have double reference, IT'S
hidden or ultNrior meaning having to dc
with the appearance OF the modern
danccS.---rhc Editor)
Hirvana swopp was dancing with
Ogeithorp"
~. mus, be perfectly fascinating Il
br - college student and live in an at
mosph,Ir Of learning." she oozed. DC
you Ink" languages" simply adore Ian
gung"S.
He Enlightened.
Languages are my special hobby" he
told her. "Sumgull parw"e fiddle
srrow That's The world must BE- made
safe for Democracy in PERUVIAN Vow
hca nv low bling That's III" SAME
thing in Chinese. and III Eskimo IT'S J!:i
cackIa croak macditto. May call IN
You surn, evening soon"
"Th terribly sorry" she said. hut
have. an enlargement every evening until
Tn. second wt.Il after New I''hr s
iirr next dance w:ts w.th Bart B"rtraIn
"n"w p.rc'ty fascinating it must b.
=, H.. :. Ct,I!"G" stud"n; and live III an a.
;t,,~Ih"rn &C irarnimE;" Sh" rnnt"r"d
a,IHr.. languages especially. u" you?
,.,,,t" n. 'r"all,i. "ChtrkI.. fuss SLOWLY
,:.w. That, Zulu for "l:"lIcv" M. girl
you've 60; SONG lamps T!bhi" iui
,nnyi.,.th--- hats th" sam" thing IN PM
l:?irn liav. you an evening open aw'uI
$rou?''
"Wnu.d '"-morrow b" too latr:" she
replied softly.
cufYnsAt: h. George Mathew Adama
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
THE STERLING PRODUCTS
COMPANY

There was a time when wheeling
made mos, 3nr the cut nails that were
made in the world That distinction.
however. passed away.
For many years Wheeling has been
the principal manufacturer OF han0-
made s,os!es in the world. distinction
OF which every loyal Wheellns'ee IS
proud.
Now we are. able To add 10 this dds
tinctioa the possession "t IN" greatest
proprietary remedy concern in the
world.
Tho new purchase made by the
Sterling Products Company. and the
rev issues of stock authorized by
stockholders yesterday. makes the StHT-
ling Products Company by far the
R,arres. manufacturer. advertiser and
seller - proprietary remedies IN
America. or IN the entire world.
.rh. growth Of the Sterling Products
San,Y is q splendid testimonial 10
tbn energy, foresight and initiative Of
sts founders. Less than twenty years
,,o u was a small and struggling con-
Germ. To-day. with abundant capital.
the owner Of large lfun,ber OF we'll
established remedies. it is able to dis
nose Of millions and become the pos
SCISSOR OF one Of the large enterprises
operating in the same line.
Success is not merely matter OF
accident. and certainly success IN the
proprietary remedy business such as
the Sterling Products Company has
achieved could not have been gained
without, real service. The line OF
remedies handled BY the Sterling Pro-
ducts Company Is useful and econom'-
cal In spite Of the warfare. which
FROM time to time is waged against pro-
prictary remedies by members OF the
medical profession. tho fact remains
that for many people they serve very
aseful purpose. They have their place
~ millions Of homes and the time Will
not soon come. If ever. when they Will
ce.se 10 be sold or to bc generally used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03

There is a st"amb"a, line running
from New Haven to New York. Al New
Haven lines II u,","v trucks, radlai" out
IA several dir"rt!"ils. From this radius
around New tLavrm. for many miles IN
ihr.,. d!r"cli"mS. IN" motor trucks IN
the evening com" down 10 lhr boat. h'
boat leaves n l,l;l,. before midnight ana
arrives in New York II III" morn!nE.
when the freight is transferred ana
goes out on The early trains Tor lh'
West. j, ~ good system of inter
locking SCrv;r" such as We nav" S"t
Ia. have generally.
our conception Of the future OF the
New York barg" canal and the canal
across New Jersey. and the Chesapeake
and Ohio, and all the waterways is 'hit
The COMPANIES operating on ih"m ShaIt
also operate motor trucks which ShalI
nick uo and deliver ~ every lmp"r-
Iant terminal point "I lines rtdla''hE
from so 10 ln0 miles and that they
shall take from thcS" rldccs goods thus
urough, to ;heir stations.
80 that when. for example. they were
delivering Il load ~ goods from Ken
tucky 10 Illinois. Il m!ghi start from
4 farm ar from AN INLAND Village ny
motor track AID rn L. the nearest
,,,trrwav station there to b. picked up
i
,..rly and ohio rivers To Il point sum
,.,rnlly near in Illinois /" wh"r" It WAS
!, go. lhrrr to H.. picked NJ 10y MOTOR
trucks, which would carry II I" It's u'S-
;nai."u. And it should bc hi.'"o
through by ono bill Of lad!nE Iha'
would. definitely establish that IN" W"
h:clcs and highways ar" not a'c!Hnnlhl
ar iu.IGrntaI GUt essential factors.
That. it seems. is what We arc COM
ing TO h"tor" very l"nt. We VIII Co'"'
10 il almost before "" think az II.
From This tL"rr arc 4 number OF III
frrenc"S. Tn" public authortti"S nav"
80; Ia b. sufficiently educated I" max
= GOOD thing possible. They have get
10 learn. as many i farmer has !" ''' ~;
HAT the most costly thing in the ~oFIH
is 4 bad road: that as compared WI"
s.aIskin .furs and platinum, mud IS lar
more costly an item. and that lh'r" ~
~. such cvidemcs. Uf Il muddy state OF
mind in a community as n muddy St1l"
,f highways in that community. Ih'E
g., togcthcr-mca,al and physical mud.
Now let MS see whether our idea II
false or true on its Application NJ
Hudson river has by II SIX tracks OIL
railroad The fleet Of vessels upon IN"
JTudsnn river WAS never SO great. never
so rev or well equipped as today. IN"
y,Se,l with the largest passenger en-
n,ci,v or 4, least second largest o.
ono Icrsonsl. is in operation on 'na'
river and the freight amounts !" more
Than s. nno. 900 tons Il year by wafer
We established factory 1t ITO! BE-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
THE STATE PRINTING
CONTRACT

Governor Ccrnwell has refused 10
sanct,on the contract for state printing
authorized by the State Printing Com
,,fssion- The Intelligencer understands
that tho Governor bases his refusal on
the tnadcquacy OF the present printing
Law and apparent collision among the
bidders. The manner IN when 'he
etats printing contract has been left
FOR wears has been little less than
scandal. The state printing law offers
endless opportunities for fraud and for
imoosition upon the state. At the
same time K makes dangerous. II not
fn,nossible. n decent and fair bid for the
state printing. The only bidder on
state work who could feel absolutely
safe in making bid vas one who had
q stand in with the printing clcrk of
the Secretary OF States Office, or who
had in some manner assurance that he
would be favored by IN" officials who
ordered the work and paid tn" bills
Governor Cornwrll is himself 4 print
.- and The IntciliEcncer trusts that he
will make It his business TO see that
The state printing laws Are 30 revised
i;hat printers who wish t" bid honestly
upon stat" work Will have n decent
chance. ard Will not l." either the vic
Tins o. h"a"tictar;cs OF officials who
happen TO have the disposal Of the
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
Major ELKINS AND
COL, McDERMOTT
TALK IT over
CHARLES BRooKs SsuTB

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Jan. @.---FhcS@
was a happy meeting today. tho Two
priucipal actors being tthHr" W"r"
sonctato-s) Major Davis E!klns. l: >,
San,tor-elsc, from West Virginia. ana
Col, Joseph II. McDerTrott, If Morgan
town.
1t must be Imagined:
Likely enough there were smashing
he-1nan blows on the shoulder. musSinE
nm Of the wcll-won gold insignia un"r
the Elk!ns' uniform. iron-iiko manu-
craps, and a torrent Of wordy "jacuIa-
tions briefly epitomized In. Dog Gon"
YOUR old pictures. how arc YOU. any
way such as men who have REM
friendship and a common cause for luu-
il,a,lnn are known to express 1t.
But-wcll, there were no spectators.
and the imagination Of those convsrsant
with tho relations OF the prominent p;L.r
has full license TO run amuck.
Tho cause OF Il ALTO revert Tor
few months-is that Col. JoscphuS Ham
nibal StcDcrmntt, Of the hurE OF Nor
gantown. Is the man who conceived the
idea. wrote the scenario OF INC Eiklhs
candidacy. filmed II. exhibited the. MS
ir!onic- political product ard mad" sue
cess OF t. He organized III" ElkihS
candidacy. pat 1t across, and haFln 6
nominated MS man E'tii'tl ~ III" D"~N
ground and left 1t up 10 Stat" chairman
William +. Baker. Charles l.. Cnfimal'.
and all other Republicans and no small
outfit Of Democrats to elect the popular
and gallant Major. Everybody. inciuh-
inr Col. G. W. Watson. at present OF
France. knows what came OF that.
1t was rho first meeting between tho
two Of them and. without further ado
and waste Of space about it. II was sore
reunion with the accent on the some.
Seen at the Willard after 1t. Col. NC
Dcrnott was in a happy mood. Major
T;lkins." he said. is still in the army
and, although his resignation ls pend
Ing and will probably be accepted. ic
Is not talking politics yet However.
may say for him. that hc has no tnt"n'
| ton of taking any part whatsoever III
tho organization of the two houses 81
the LEGISLATURE If he visits Charleston
, at oil, Il will be long after the organ''
zattou Is effected. | d" not know 'hae
il Ia OF the Same importance. but ycl
NAV add for me that I do not expect IN
! be in Charleston until tho session lS Wei;
under way. If ut ALL
| Il know that Major Elkins. aS We a.
! do fells q grave interest in the outcotn'
! Of tho session. and sincerely hope f'r
Success. All Republicans must. and in
deed do. realize the great responsibility
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irving "a force him to work, so as 10
rrlca." a German soldier for fighting,
tn. Huns lrusscfl him 10 a post. put out
ono cyn. pounded the left foot with
second man was once a professor Of
French in a college. and his tub"rculo-
sis represents starvation in the camp al
Witt"nburg. while tn" Hcig'an ana IN"
English hoy cam" out of their year IN
the German camps mere Skeletons AN"
STRICKEN with death. All four men haH"
y chnnc. 10 live through the winter: II Is
lmposslhl" 10 find four better f!tt"d
Numbers Of the futur" Food ComniS-
sion. who are To Distribute the supplies
Ia the Germans, and most ca!h'SLH
commend Ia Mr.. Hoover the c0nsidera-
tiou nf their names. - men Wn"S" APP
puintmcnt would satisfy all Americans
and convict all Gcrn,nnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
THE CANAL, MEETING TONIGHT

. Hon OF Ttttsb"rsh. member OF inc wy ,,
and also representative " '
business men " "'"e &" ~
under the auspices OF e
meeting Is pt'ar'S' ~ ~
to Wh.clng
the building o" "'' ~
f the Beaver ana a''S '
reaching Lake Erie at "'n M
west O. AshtahUla
Tho canal outlined will b" '"v'-i'o' "
OF under best coniiioS SNs
not distant "N inc f'
yeuand Canal and Lake ontario Will
at all places along the
the the world Will Dc given 10
+h ohio Valley By 1tesencr believes it is project Una"
the welfare Oh ms
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|, date, to make a demand upon the gov
ernment FOR the restoration Of their
property. Undoubtedly the longer the
government operation continues inc
greater will bc the losses piled up and
the greater will be the difficulties OF the
final return Of the railroads to private
ownership. MIR. McAdoo's spcctous
plea that government operation should
be continued for another 1--WE years. Tor
tn. purpose Of determining its SUCCESS
or failure. has not met an enthusiastic
response. On tho contrary. whatever
sentiment has been Developed has been
unfavorable TO the continuance OF gov
eminent operation In this connection
the remarkable Christmas greeting Is
SUED by Cardinal Gibbons. head OF the
Roman Catholic Church in America, is
we'll worth reading. II It the Cardinal
says:
Fr1rS rs 70 Inc iUDpE SlAuhS'I'i' t''N'S
about the spread OF socialism and kim
drrd doctrines do not trouble nc. Tho
only apprehension l might have would
b. with regard 70 the consolidation OF
control Of the great public interests or
the country in the authorities OF tho
government itself. These interests arc
vast and widc-rcaching and control the
we'll being of millions OF mon. such IN
tcrcSts as tho railroads and the tele-
rraplls. as we'll as others. I should be
sorry t5 sec those things put under tho
direction OF any Federal administration
Tho men employed IN these industries
and utilities would form the prepondcr-
atinC interest IL any administrator anu
would tend 10 4 pcrpctuatton OK power,
believe in a division OF power and
think i, best for tho country: shou'o
D. SORRY TO see any invasion by the
administrative department Of the gov
crnr,ant upon tho rights OF the other
dspartmcrts. The builders OF our gov
eminent provided for government q
check and balances. 4 government IN
which the executive, the legislative ano
,he judicial departments were kept
separate and distinct and each oepart-
men. was made independent OF the
other.
I, would be difficult to frame .
clearer or more comprehensive state
men, of our constitutional forms. or a
more emphatic condemnation OF tht
tendency to extend government anf
government operation. PateroalisH
! means the death Of initiative. In thu
; long run 1t means the death OF dcmoc'
racy. The present tendencies OF ou'
own government, II pursued 10 the''
1esitinate ends. will be just as danger
GUS 10 real democracy as the autocrac1
! of the Kaiser or the Bolshe1sm o.
| Russia
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tbot rests upon Tho representatives ~
;hr marty who will CONFUSE IN" l"SIS-
I,iurc Tho partY viii b. held 10 n
.srrir, accountability for what IS o"h"
Tho times are so unuSun! and inc con-
dItionS so unprecedented, that inc re-
spunsib!lity is great ~ enhanced ncyond
what il has ever b'f"r" been In';
rr.a,rs, care and caution should be on
served. The prosperity Of our state WaH-
rrs in tho balance. Fer ilnic. w"
should b. absolutely conservative: scrn'
Iu!ous in our effort {" b" Just 10 a, :
do what We can. or do very ithH II
needs be- To tighten the great burdens.
unwind tho cntanclcmcnis. and rcSt"r'
,ha natural laws Of business and ;h''
I rrnnumir machinery. all Of which nave
been seriously intcrfcrcd with b. tn
war
-" homo for n sane. safe. solid. do
ncpdahIc leadership. W. can afford :"
wait n moro Favorable time than no"
for lcgislativc experiments. untri"d To-
cal inventions, and novel innovations nj
n statutory character. W" are r"AiF"ht-
cd right Row with 4 condition AMI NOT
4 theory, and when in doubt IL mn! -
best for our stat" not I" do il. ! think
;ha, the people of the stat" Will be- en-
tirclv satisfied. indeed "yc""d!nG!T era -
rul if III" legislature docs only max
which all agree must br done. and leaves
III" rest "a another time.
81, is up lo the Republican party I"
E.makr good in West Virginia. and ! b.
linvn that il Will. W" arc all together
The last campaign showed II and thu
election proved il. We mr." done IlEhtinE
ono another md clrCiing Democrats |"
office. don; expect (" liE" /" So" a's
NOR. faciinnnliSm such ~ "" haN' Ea'
IN the partr ever aEn!n. We ar" H'I
tired Of il. ecr tn. fU'iiity AMI Stiffness
! If Il and "" are Caprhi" "f settling oar
| differences carly nni presenting nnif-
! cd front Ia tho opposition parry me
sentiment Of orr party ~ against sir|iH
! among IN. leaders. II demands har'
monY and unity. and il VIII got -
! Tinted We are unh"a'Hbl". and that =
thc WAY We pr0pnS" - l." h"n""f"rih
can saw Ia yuu that Major f'k'nT
| fools that way about it. II" ana his
; friends will siriv" ~ huld UP and unit"
! Tho party. try to do juSiir" /" all. and
nut forth every Legitimate" effort ~
! make the party representative" "i tn-
majority opinion nf "lT people w"rt'.'
Of confidence and trust. and vi"i"riou'
! because il deserves 10 b" from now on.
Col MCDrrmntt. in III" course or hii
remarks stated that he was not in poll
tics in tho sense Of ChrriShlng an n'nbl-
| lion To run for rftic" himself. In fact.
| from That standpoint. n" declared III
was not in i.niltics At all. Al On" ti1n'.
/ 4 few years ago h." was n member OF th'
state Senate and wHs president Of thai
! body His fri"rds say nG him that ne
was the best the S"nat" over had
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cause we would get by water express
service at freight rates. loading III" ,
chimes on the boat in IN" evening anu
having them delivered in New York inc
next morning. while To ship the sam"
material by railroad 10 New York would
require three to live days by freight
directly back from the river uanK
Oh either side urc TWO Of our mn
highways. Neither III" railroad nor IN"
river meet all the needs of the pc"pic
living on those roads. You might bul'u
the railroads until th"y are ten l!d' n"
WIDE but you do not fully hclp IN;
farmer ten miles away To get ms PIu
due. To market. And YOU might fill
the river with steamers. and ne "r"l"
s,ll be isolated. There must Inc
something to his farm which trans
ports his produce easily and SySic-
maticuliy and In harmony with "th'F
methods in duplex action gong ana
coming.
So our friend the farmer must hh"S
The rural express. or It's ci"N''',
which comes 10 his door: which III III"
morning connects him with all the
round earth and brings what he wants
Of the curih's products back 10 his a"uF
that night.
" = cannot lD!Ilk ~ Ni'.fS 49, - -
matter OF common sense. II is Il lh''~
which has; got lu hv. and in Il very L."
wears at least Will y" accepted as ar
Hl,.n things ~ III" rising an! Inc SCI
tins, Of the sun. Il wIll b" coIHlu"f'l
normal.
Yea will even find. If you aavc h"'
already fu.nd. farms offered Tor sal" OH
Tho bass Of having Il rural express c'hi
.ru and going on one sid" OF ih"n, p|i
hans on TWO sides rs "" eel MO u
more thoroughly. III" wn"!" rural pos
r,l delivery &ysicIn was the promise
and ,,lrdS,. Of the rural express Nhh'
u.,. 10 when We sent The motor truck
through tn. rural Cvntrrs Is To push
tn. rural fro, delivery and inc parce'
most srrvir" ono step forward.
We have hal motor trucks pu, on IN
rr;nllrfr Islands in the E"hr'nE sea
They are building tho roads In run OH
before they can run on them. And there
IA miles north Of the .Alrut!an Islands
w.. ran make motor trucks pay LOT
themselves in 4 single year by the force
,bc, add in effective transportation.
II seems hnS for $" many lah''''ar
with IN. automobile 10 think IL ca"
work AS revolutionary a chang" IN their
life AS j, is going 10. But we arc per-
t,,,I,. certain that thrr" ahid" these
three clements OF trahSn"rla''u'i-i" az
wuy waterway. and hiGhway---ihat ih'y
,rc ol-r. and that one Of thorn VIII FcdCh
tie full value u IN" community Win
o,., thr other and that caCh Is Inc
friend Of the other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03

Gable dispatches announce IN" arTiE.I
m Berlin nr several members o! INC
American Food Commission. VINO are ~
consider .icrmany's food necessities" Tor
the coming winter. Strangely enough.
The same diSpuirL"S contain an account
-! thu street l;ir ii E"rl!n, and ~"
crowds IN In" nut"iS, restaurants ana
places Of alruS"iu"!i. Today The it"t'I
Adlun IS damned with Germans. rs are
all the "XprESiT" hotels and restaurants
Nlullitu,lrs b"si"gc the box offices oil inc
.unrr:. houses. theatres. Music haIIS anu
moving picture shows. Tho Germans
arr. huy!nt, III" most expensive wines am
richest foods and n" spending money
like water" Berlin IS trying In i"rE"l
n" war. MGutrI y putting away IN"
war. as though II w"r" only 4 hI" dream.
'Wha; i. past - raSi--;A"r':"r,' i"l IL
L., Cnrsniirn" - the beading "f Co
lngn" editorial l'laint" 'i"rman* mas
decided to c"Imoal her crimes against
belgium and franc" h'h:ni th"k cur
tarnS \ heavy partition ~ 10 II" nun
between her past four years AN" h"r
II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
DEEMS 1T MISTAKE
TO PUBLISH HUN
ATROCITIES NOW

MUNICH inn. I'm III" CourS" OF
question raised III tn" provincial council
regarding nnti-rrv"lutinunry agitation.
Kurt EiSn"r. I5avarian premier. referring
To attempts Ia influ"nC" opinion in favor
OF Crown Prime" Ru?r-"cht. said it
would b" Il rricvous niiStak" 10 compel
him to publish thr proofs Of tho guilt
Of tho dynasty hc"aus" they would he Gt
such n nature as 10 cause an outbreak af
wrath among the people and imperil the
lives OF the members OF the dynasty.
The premier announced the establish
ment Of 4 national court OF justice. conf
posed OF twelve members. which would
investigate anti-rcvolutionary plots.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-03
EMBARGO ON N. Y.
FREIGHT SHIPMENTS

NEW YORK. Jan. o-An embargo on
freight shipments from interior points
to New York terminals was reported
tonight by New York Central railroad
officials as the result Of Il strike "t per
Iaborers All railroads excepting I'll"
E,,,r York New Haven and Hartford
and tho Long Island. were said to be
affected. The men demand an eight hour
day, time and a half for overtime and a
wage increase of 80 cents an hour.
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PUBLIC AND DOMESTIC SCIENCE.

Knick"r--Do"* EridE"t want 4 month
off"
Enrk"r--Ycs Sh" says sh" will cock
nv wireless. Cahl" and courier.