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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-07-12
CHRISTIAN MARTYRS
Killed by Turks for Re-
fusal to Renounce BIZ
ble Teachings
Auction Of Souls Pre-
sents Facts of MOham-
medan AtrOcity Vis-
tied len Two Mil
lion Armenians

"Auctioh of Souls" the sepsa
t,oDal screen story OF Aurora Mar
diganian, the only survivor Of bali
a million young Armenian girls
persecutedf by the Turks when
they ravisped her country, aud
which II 70 be presented AT the
Eiks' Theatre, starting July l6, II
has its opening scenes laid in the
toreboding shadows of Mt. Arsrat,
which IL linked with some Of the
most ancient Of human history
IL was in the shadow Of this pic
turesque peak that Aurora Mardi
ganian lived with her parents aud
q slater and brother, all now dead,
In 1916.
Is PLACE WHERE ARK WENT
AGROUND
Mt. Ararat, which is more than
l6, 600 feet high, was the noun
tain TN which the Bible says the
ark rested as he Deluge dropped,
aud those 10 Noah's boat returned
to ground. In latter days the Az
syrians were ambitious to add Il,
to their domains, aud It was the
scene Of many battles.
The AImenians, industrious and
inclined to accumulate, have con
stantly been tormented, robbed
aud ravished by the indolent and
unptlncipIed Turks.
PROSECUTIONS GREATEST IN 1915
The persecution reaches it's
height In the atrocities Of 1916,
which are pictured In "Auction Of
Souls" Based on the story Of
Aurora Mardig anian, this detailed
portrayal Of Turkish heartlessness
follows closely the report Of Wis.
count Bryce, the eminent Eoglish
man who was made head of the
com mission which was appointed
amoDg the Allies 10 investigate
the Turkish treatment Of the Az
menians.
Every detail Of how this little
girls father, mother, sisters and
brothers, with two million other
Christian AfmeDians, we're made
to suffer before they died, is
shown 10 such q way as to make
Americans feel the true character
of the Turk, ever Christlanity's
scourge.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-07-12

Continued on page .
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-07-12
ELABORATE PLANS FOR
new ELkS HOME. !

Architect Churchill, of New Or
leans, met with The building com
mittee Of The Elks Lodge last Sun
day, whensthe committee outlined
the desired improvements aud the
features TO be added in their new
home on Upper Main Street.
The lower floor will contain a
soft drink bar, lounge, secty's of
fice, music room, ladies' room,
poolroom, kitchen and baths, in
cludiDg several shower 6xtures
Upstairs there will be the lodge
rooms aud members reading room
On the uptown side of the build
ing there will be constructed q
large natatorium capable of AZ
commodating so persons convent
emily.
The committee, composed OF
Messrs Harvey Hill, Alfred Lewald,
z. A. Landry, V. J. Smith, VIM
Baumann. II +. Hall, G. M
Compton, J II Taylor aud George
Riviere, intend spending approx
mateIy $50 900 on the building
aud furnishings, and when com
pleied IL will be u most modern nf
fair, ia keeping with the progtes
sive membership Of this lodge
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-07-12

Manager Scbarff Of the Elks
Theatre has made arrangements
tor giving the amusement seekers
q run for their money for the res,
OF the summer.
Each Tuesday the popular Cor
don Hayes Stock Company will
Int on show In connection with
the regular RON Of pictures
This company has . circnit ol
seven towns one for each day IL
the week which affords the pat
rons Of the New iberia smuse
ment house 3 chance to see thu
popular troupe weekly at feasona
bic prices.
Next Tuesday they will preseDl
the old favorite, The Rosary.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-07-12
Children Cry
FOR FLETcnER'S
G a 8 T q RIA

The number OF hogs on farms 10
Iowa at the beginning Of this year,
10, ,925, 200, was exceeded in only
I've great nations before the En-
ropean war. Germany had about
25, SOC. 900 hogs, Brazil over H.
600, 900 hogs, Austria Hungary and
the Russisn Empire each about
Is. .0OO, 900 hogs, and China . mum
bsr Of unknown but hugh proper.
tions.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-07-12
OFFICIAL MINUTES,
CITY COUNCIL

, Slty or New iberia convened thj
day IN regular session with Mayo
u. 5. Sealy presiding, Messrs
Girard and villermin present.
The minutes Of the previou
meeting were read aud approve,
on motion Of Mr.. Vilermin sec
onded by MIR. Sealy
Ordinance No. 16S having beeu
published the required number o
days, and there being no objection
offered against the adoption o
said ordinance, il was offered To-
dnal adoption on motion Of Mr.
J NlIlermin seconded by Mr. Seal,
and adopted by the following Yes
aud Nay vote: Yea Messrs. Sealy
Glrard, V'llermin:-Nay: None
and the ordinance was ordered
placed in the ordinance book and
signed by the Mayor
Trustee Of Finance A. a. Girard
offered the following Notice Of
Sale Of Paving Certificates, which
was ordered published ten days In
accordance with the provisions . OF
the City Charter.
The undersigned, Trustee Of III
nance Of tue City Of New Iberia,
in Iberia Parish, Louisiana, here
by invites sealed proposals for
paving certificates Of said city to
the amount Of $l4l, ,2Sl 80. Said
issue consists Of lao certificates Of
the denomination Of $1,000 each
and 10 certificates Of the denomi
nation OF 1923 30, numbered con
secntively from 10 $50 inclusive,
dated as Of the first day Of Janua
~, 1919. and mature and become
due and payable sl4, 423 30 on
January LIST, 1921, and $l4, ,l2S 20
on January ! IN each year thereaf
ter TO and including January |,
1880. aud bear interest at the rate
OF five per cent per annum, paya
BILE s.mi.aDnually, both principal
and interest payable at the office
Of the Treasurer OF said City ~
New Iberia, Louisiana.
Such sealed proposals must be
submitted TO The undersigned on
or before July 2lst 1919 Each
bidder must file with his b,d as a
guarantee Of good faith certi
fed check on one Of the banks do
ing 4 regular banking business 10
the City Of New Iberia, for an
amount not less than two per cent
OF the par value or the certificates
for which he bids. Such check
must be made pay able to the order
of the undersigned, Elk oflicio City
Treasurer, and shall be retained
and become The property Of said
City NJ liquidated damages 10 case
such bidder fails to comply with
the terms Of his bid 10 case same
shall be accepted.
by order Of the Board Of Trns
tees.
On motion of Mr. Sealy sec
onded by Mr.. Villermin and
adopted unanimously, Mr., Il. g..
Robertson was authorized to audit
the books of the City Of New lbe
ria, department OF finance for the
period from January 1st, 1919, to
July 18th, 1919, and to open new
set Of books keeping the accounts
Of the different departments sep
crate.
The price agreed upon for the
complete work being 1925. 90.
On motion Of Mr.. Villermin sec
onded by Mr.. Sealy and adopted
unanimously, Mr.. II w. Frame.
present owner Of the Weekly Ibe
rian was designated as the City
Printer and the Weekly lberian
as the Official Journal Of the City
Of New iberia.
The price agreed upon beng 20
cts per 100 words.
On motion Of Mr.. Vlllermin sec
onded by Mr.. Sealy the meeting
adjourned.
II s. SEALY, Mayor.
l.. r. VlLLEkMIN, Clerk.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-07-12
REPORT OF GRAND JURY
July, 1919, Term.

TO the honorable, the Judge o'
the 10Th Judicial District Court
, in and for the Parish of iberia,
State Of Louisiana.
If It please the Court:
We, your Graad Jurors, empan
e1led and sworn TO inquire IN and
for the Parish of iberia, respect
fully submit this, our final report:
ENFORCEMENT OF LAW
This Grand jury desires to re
port that it finds the Justices OF
the Peace and the Constables in
some of the Wards have not per
formed their duty, aud in some
cases the Copstables have refused
to execute warrants when Civ
en TO them for the arrest of VIC
Iators of the law; that in one
Instance, one Of the Oonstables re
fused to bring prisoners, who had
been committed TO the Parlsh Jail :
The Grand Jury. would recon
mend that hereafter any Constable
or Justice of the peace-refusing to
perform any of his duties and that
fact be bronght to The attenti ion of
the Police Juice, that. the Police
jury refuse to pay such officer any
salary whatever,
We end that the offices of the
Clerk OF Court; the Assessor, anu
the Sheriff are conducted on a
business principle and they de
serve the commentator of this
Grand Jury
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Under tins heading if this
Grand Jury were TO follow the pre-
cedent established by former
Grand Juries, criticism Of the con
d,lion of the Courthouse would be
proper, but IN view OF the fact
that no attention had been paid TO
the former reports, this Grand
Jury will refrain from making any
suggestions with reference thereto;
however, this Grand jury would re
commend TO the Police Jury that a
committee of taxpayers and res
poDsible citizens be appointed to
take proper steps towards the
financing Of the erecting Of a new
Courthouse and Jail The present
Courthouse building being made
quate for the business therein, aud
tue purposes thereof.
SCHOOL BUILDINGS
The school buildings throughout
the Parish have not been inspected
by this Grand Jury, but from the
knowledge of the Grand Jurors,
we find that they are kept in good
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-07-12
PUBLIC ROADS

This Grand Jury has been in
formed that the Police Jury have
announced that the gravel roads
Tor which special taxes have been
voted throughout this Parish are
not to be constructed this year; II
his information be correct this
Grand Jury recommends that the
Police Jury at once take steps to
properly prepare aud grade the
public roads Of this Parish aud
construct the necessary bridges
and that proper drainage be given
10 every public road IN this Parish;
that unless II be done, the citizens
of the Parish Of iberia will be M
able to travel on the roads IN the
Parish Of iberia and that the
farmers aud taxpayers will not be
permitted TO save their crops this
fall; the farmers and property
owners of this Parish bear the
burden Of taxation and are enti
tied at least to the use OF the pub
lie roads to enable them TO reach
the Parish Seat to transact bust
| mesa and the nse Of the public road
| to save and market their crops,
and IL IL the duty OF the Police
Jury to put the public roads In
proper repair, and this this Grand
Jury urgently requests the Ponce
Jury to do
| DIR IMAGE ON THE PUBLIC
ROADS
This Grand Jury finds that th'
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1919-07-12
PARISH JAIL

The Grand Jurors have inspected
the Parish Jail and find that with
The number Of inmates that the
jail Ia kept as clean as possible
however, the IraDd Jury fnds
that there is no provision made
for the comfort Of the prisoners
insofar az bedding is voncerned
those inmates being obliged tC
sleep on mattresses laid on the
floor with no covering and this
should be changed and hammocks
or cote supplied for the prisoners
We also flnd that the sanitary ap
pllances Ia the Parish Jail should
be repaired and modernlzcd; that
the plumbing throughout the Jail
il badly IN need of repairs and
this should be attended TO at once
the roof ia in q delapidated condi
tion and should be repaired Al
once.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-11-27
)r Jeffreys Writes Of Hawaii,
Continued from page g.

Continued from page b
| ness" AT one time we drifted in
little too near the shore and we
| suddenly found the water around
| us boiling. Fearing the dope in
| the cracks Of the vessel would
melt and we would sink Gas none
| Of us cared to look, after death,
like the fish floating around us
did we yelled at the master of
the vessel and he, realizing the
| danger, got us out of that neigh
borhood in a hurry.
| only wish ] had the descrip-
tive power to properly tell you of
this most wonderful phenomenon
Of nature that man has ever OBJ
served. AS our boat idly drifted
about two miles from shore we
could see this molten stream as it
issued from mighty chasm in the
side of the mountain about twelve
thousand feet above us. The col
oring was beautiful. 1t was mag
nificent in it's magnitude, and aw-
full in it's destructiveness. 1t wend-
ed its way down ravines, around
elevations in its twenty mile
course to the sea. AT some plac-
es it would run slowly enough for
the surface to cool slightly. There
would be a jam like an ice jam on
your rivers. This would break and
it would speed on with increased
fury. At other places it would
flow at the rate of an overland ex-
press, sometimes making a sheer
drop of many feet like thunder
Gus water fall. Branches would |
start off to the right and left, con-
Stunning the dense tropical forests
almost instantly. These branches
would cool off, leaving only their
blackened surfaces and the burn
ing forests as evidence of their
effort.
Explosions Of gas would occur
at frequent intervals, lighting up
the Heavens like great flashes Of
lightning. Some gas jets burned
continuously with red, green and
yellow flames. When this molten
lava stream struck the waters of
the ocean there was certainly a
terrible disturbance of the ele-
ments. It. was a contest betweenI
'Pele, +" the Hawiian volcano god
less, and Neptune of our own an
Gent history. A column Of steam,
volcanic gases, and volcanic dust,
red and yellow from the 5
'eflection OF lava stream, was !,
thrown into the zenith as high as
he eye could see. At irregular in $
ervals this column would reach
uch a height that the moisture t
would become condensed and we a
would become. drenched with a G
oriental rain which was SO inn Q
with volcanic gases e
hat it tasted like rotten eggs a
nell. Large pieces of red hot Il
tone would float out to sea for
t least half a mile on the surface \
f the water which boiled and siz-
led around them. What force
ept these stones afloat I was I'M
Bile to discover. D
After viewing the most wonder fl
ii sight for about two hours Tin W
ne meantime becoming most hor- tt
IDLY sea sick) we sailed for home. D
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-11-27


There IL more Catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years it was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pronounced
it incurable. Catarrh is a local disease
greatly Influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by F. j. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, Ohio. is constitutional
remedy, is taken internally AID acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F; y. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
L
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-11-27

% >
The Value OF Your Dollar
Depends Upon the Store
Where You Spend It
Last Saturday and all this week we have dem
onstrated to you that this store is always on the
lookout to make your dollar 60 as far as it will
We still have great many bargains left as quoted
below and you will hitch that dollar Of yours onto
this merchandise these prices you will find great
saving has been made by you.
Tablets-arge size
Outing Outing good standard grade
r pa % Du As ass y n n s n as n this with
Ladies' oosas About IS ladies loaAs
on ss 0s mere carry None solo before saturday f Tor quick @
m M z 70 s a ss sn .s Il ss
fs 'o offer a an 5
Ladies Shoes pair patent
the STYLE
$500 at old
to take the high out of the high cost of ifng 1898
4s9ssi e'1 them s a s Ct s.a
Pearl Buttons, second grade pearl
buttons Buy all ONE CENT
Sheep lined $298 quality hplined
sS sszS' Ss s N SPIDER
s SsG ss o @ ss % Ina Sc and t' wool shirts
Calico of
sy $500 yards in stock that will
Infants Shoes IS patent leather sofsole shoes in
sizes to s. Some value 16 cents
Thread spoos of white and LIGHT cream lace
thread, spool, 8 cents
Chldrens blue
proof wsth hoods attached Ages IA EXTRA
MEMS SHOES 81 One lot of bohb
to lvaue market
lot Of about SO close, YOUR CHOICE
Mems Work Shoes $400-One of good heavy
weight These shoes made
counters and heels and not guaranteed but
CENTS facing rAlohD FOX THIS SALE
pleased with the wonderful
vses we offer the goods
OF tne large sale bills for further of
Handkerchief lot of ladies' in
stitch
kerchef cent Limit ladies'
handkerc 2acent
during this sale 49, - ~
Possibly SO other items listed have not rece
ed one call at the store or phone
This genuine old time Won
nom oo TO 4oo per cent during
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-11-27

The lava flowed into the sea for
two weeks building a peninsula
out into the ocean for about three
fourths of a mile. 1t is now rap
idly cooling but it will be six
months before it will be cooled off
sufficiently for the government
to rebuild the road over it. The
Hawaiians say that "Pele' (the
volcano goddess has never de
stroyed a house or a human be-
ing and it seems that she does not
have a longing for that kind of
sport for the sight seers certain
ly took a great many chances
the same as they do day after day
and year after year at the vol
cano Of Kiluaea on the other side
of the island, but no person has
ever been injured. A few cattle
and hogs were roasted by this last |
lava flow.
With best wishes for friends in
Nezperce, | remain, yours truly,
O. A. Jeffreys.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1919-11-27

For Sale 40 head Of bred
Duroc Jersey shoats, ranging
from IS to 125 pounds; together
with 5 sows. The chance to get
the good kind at the market price.
D. Dudley. 23tf.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-20

rrofundo afecto, Y esperanza de que
pronto recobre. FL genio y determi-
acton que listed ha usado tan explenr
didamente en- el servicio que le ha
dado al nundo, nos ha hecho todos
deudores suyos. Deseamos que ese
mismo espiritu le de Ell triunfo sobre
las balas del asesino, 10 salve para
que de mas servicios a Francia y al
mundo.
Coffin es conocIdo Como un Anarquls-
ia PeIlgroso.
London, Feb. f9.--Cottin que hiriS
al Sr. Ciemenceau, es conocido como
un anarquista peligroso, a segdn un
despacho que lIeg6 de Paris. Cuando
Sc le interrog6, 81 Sc tom6 Ia respon-
sabilidad por los tiros.
Que 81 Sr. Clemenceau saldra en- uno
o dos dias, 10 anunci6 en- la camara
de comunes, 81 Sr. Andrew Bonar Law
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-20
LA INFLUENZA EsPANoLA EN-
FARMINGToN Sc REPoRTA
EN- DEcAIMiENTo.

Harrington, M M, Feb. 1S.--|La
epidemic de la influenza va en- decai
miento, mucho de los que han side
atacados por la misma. estan vol
viendo otra vez sus faenas luga
res de negocios. Las enfermeras
que vinieron de otros Iugares estan
regresando, y Sc reportan pocos ca
SOS. Hay pocos casos que el doctor
considera crfticos, sin embargo hay
esperanza de su recuperacion. La
sehorita Allie Barnes y su madre,
que sufrieron seria enfermedad, es-
tan en- via de recuperar, igual que
la seforita lola walker. Jack Acker
Sc repofta sacramento enfermo. FL
mer Nash hijo polftico del Sr. d. 3.
Rorr. Que estuvo en- estado critic
por un tempo, Sc halla fuera de Pc
ligro.
LA Parca cort6 81 hilo de la vida,
durante ell periodic presente de la
epidemic, a once personals, contain
dose tres de otras Intermediates; mu
chas caras familiares han desapare-
cido de nuestro medic. Los afligi-
dos deudos cuentan con la simpatfa
de la camunidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-20
MAS DE uN MILLION DE TRoPAs
AMERlcANAs DEscARGADAs
DEL sERWclo MILITAR

Washington, Feb. 15.--El ejercito
puesto en- pie de- paz en- los Estados
Unidos, ha llegado aver un total de
1,174,545 entire oficiales soldados
y ell n1mero total de demoblizacion
era de 1901 900. Entire los descar-
gados Sc cuentan 71,235 oficiales.
Seglin informaciones que ha dado
hoy ell General March. Hasta Febre-
ro II, 1,305,O00 de allende los mares
Sc han embarcado para este pats,
siendo transportados en- vapores amo-
ricanos ell SO por ciento de ellos.
Tan solo en- los primeros diez dfas
de Febrero 68O0O Sc han embarcado.
La cantidad total desembarcada
hasta la presente es de 227Q0O, ha-
llahdose ell resto en- alta mar.
Informa ell General March que 60
transportes de carga han sido con-
vertidos en- transportes del ejercitO,
dando asf una capacidad de 100000
soldados por mes, y al mismo tiem-
po facilitando el rapido regreso del
ejercito.
BESIDE ell armisticio una cantidad
de yapores del ejercito han sido asi-
gnados para el transporte de artf-
culos de primera necesidad a Euro
pa. Treinta nueve de $4,000 to-
neladas han side asignados, dijo 81
General March, y su obra a la pre-
sente esta practicamente concluida.
Han llevado TERRA 10000 tOnela-
das de artfculos de primera neces.-
dad q Rotterdam y $4,000 toneladas a
los puertos de Triste y Dalmatian-
Comisiones reservadas han sido a
la presente dadas l50,419 oficiales
licenciados del ejercito Y aplica.io-
mes para nonbramientos en- el ejsr-
cito regular han sido recibidas de
{, ,026.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-20
socoRRo TENpRA UNA EsTAcIoN
AERosTATIcA

Socorro, N. M, Feb 1S. Como re
sultado de una conferencia entire los
ciudadanos de Socorro v Charles T.
Wald, de la Linea Aerostatica Trans
continental, Sc cree que Socorro ser6
una estaci6n aer6statica. en- el future
Despu6s de discutir el asunto con 81
concilio de la ciudad. un contrato por
80 acres de terreno se puso on plica.
Esta situado en- Ia adici6n alta de la
ciudad. I'm contrato especifiea la con.
clusi6n Dc los edificios dentro de un
ano, de Ia fecha de que Sc fir1n6 el
contrto y 81 es possible ell primer aero
plano parara alli para Ell pr6ximo
Mayo,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-20
Il SR. LARAzOLO PUEDE
ARREGLAR 4 MEXICO
81 SOLO Sc LIE PERMITEN sEIS
MEsEs, PARA o5RAR EN-
LA REPUBLIcA
"Hay que tratarlos como seres
Humanos"

lei Paso, Texas, Feb. 17.-El
Gobernador LarrazoIo, del Esta-
do de Nuevo Mexico, anunci6 hoy
aqui que 81 Sc Ie daba sells me-
ses para obrar ibremente en- Me-
xiccy podia arreglar todas las d.
ficuItades Mexicanas, y facer de
Mexico un Pals pacffico.
El Gobernador Larrazolo nocio en-
la ciudad de Chihuahua, Mexico.
''No hay ningun secreto en- clio"
dijo "Toda la verdad en- pocas pa
labras es esta":
HAganle saber al pueblo que us
tedes realizan que ellos son seres
humanos como nosotros y que van a
tratarlos como humanos, y, que tie
nen derechos que ustedes van a Ics-
petar Y proteger. Dicen que son
insobordinados y diffciles para gober-
narlos. No 10 serfan 81 no tuyiera1
que ser esclavos y trabajar por o.
tros y vivir de manos a boca."
Ell Gobernador Larrazolo ha esta-
do aquf desde el Domingo en- 10
tarde, inspeccionondo los problenas
de desague reclamation del vale
del Rio Grande.
AVER vieito Ciudad TuareE corto
huesped de la ciudad de las ail-
.oridades miIitares. Esta noche de-
be volver Albuquerque con siIs
Neo-Mexicanos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-20

Don Jose Epimenio Roybal, de Me.
s,lla Polvadera, estuvo en- la CD
nital durante la semana, y al mis-
mo tempo nos hizo una vista, pa
aandonos su suscripcion. Antes oe
rartir nos inforni6 Ell pr0ximo en-
ace Herrerar-Gonzalez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-02-20
LA COMPANIA MINERA "chiINo
COPPER" HA REDUciDo
Los sALARIos.
Sc anuncla una reduction. de rs cen-
tavos dIarIos todos los emplea-
dos y rnlneros.

Silver City, N, M, Feb. 14.-Gos
mineros que trabajan por la compa.
MIA Chino Copper en- Santa Rita
y Hurley, Sc les ha dicho que DE-
ben aceptar una reducci0n de rs cen.
tavos en- sus salaries. Existe I'm
convenio entire los duefios v los ira
bajadores, que Ell pago debe fluc-
tuar segin suba o baje el precio del
cobre. asf que ell rebajo en- la paga
sera para todos los empleados. El
cambio esta basado en- una base
fila de cobre a 20 centavos la libra,
que es actualmente 2 centavos mas
alto que 10 que Sc ha vendido en- ell
mercado iiltimamente.