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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
ARMY LIFE SUITS HIM.

H. H. Bohmfalk, city marshal at Lowell, received a letter yesterday from his young son George, who is serving with the American army ot occupation at Coblentz. George says he IS having the time of his life and that the army is all right as long as you do what you are told He has gained twenty pounds eating army chow and says he has to pay out all his money in tailor's bills to have his clothes enlarged.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
TEMPER GOOD CAUSE.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-"Bad temper is not ground for separation-if 1t were, half the people in the world would be separated at the present time," declared Magistrate Lankester in Thames court, when a woman ap- piled for a writ of separation from her husband, declaring he had "an awful temper"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
COPPER QUEEN ARRIVALS.

Arrivals at the Copper Queen hotel yesterday were E. N. Mckay, San Francisco; T. F. Penrod. Phoenix; D. l.. Hill, Los Angeles; W. A. Hat field, Los Angeles; H. M. King, Ad Turner, Dale Burgess, Los Angeles; H. J. Frey, Cincinnati; G. B. Gaffus San Francisco; D w. Robertson, L. E. Mark, Los Angeles; J. ". Ashton Johnston; P. R. Mowery, Los An geles; B. Maier. Benson; F. NJ. Nc Mahon.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
AUTO PARTY TO TUCSON.

MT. and Mrs, J. F. Cunningham ol Warren, accompanied by Mrs. F. ID Pesey and Miss Sistler, have arrived in Tucson. where they had gone oS automobile, according to word re ceived here yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
Business Locals

Public typing and stenography neatly and accurately done. For terms address M. E., care Bisbee Daily Review. 6S6-10-S
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 call on
 DR. J. F. TEuFERT
 Maze Bldg.
 Modern, Sanitary, Painless Metheds MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. At Mir. Johnson's store, next to the Shattuck office, Saturday the 27tn, 7:30 D. m. Come and bring you. friends. We start drilling the 25th Of this month. pisbss-TexaS Oil Co.,
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
MooNsAINE FOUND.

Constable Sheppard and Chief of Police Hampton discovered a still and
 two half barrels of mash, consisting of corn and oatmeal, in Cochise can yon yesterday afternoon, and are now conducting a search for the owners. .
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
MAYOR INJURED.

Jacob Erickson. city mayor and foreman for the Calumet and Arizona mines, is confined to his house as the result of injuries to his knee, which was struck by falling stone in the mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26

R. Toohey, road contractor, re- turned to his camp near Silvercreek after two days spent in Bisbee on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26

SULPHUR SPRINGS MAN HERE. w. A. Hall was in Bisbee yester day from Sulphur Springs.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
TAX STATEMENTS COMING.

County Treasurer Guy Welch, Wh' was in Douglas yesterday. has his en tire office busy now sending ou statements of taxes due from th property owners of the county. I'm first semi-annual tax payment vii become delinquent on November 5.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
RETURNS TO BISBEE.

Mrs. Richard Thomas, who has been in the east for a few months, returned to her home yesterday in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
PARTY lNsPEcTs MINE.

party including Antony Kleil and MT. Combs left yesterday for trip. to inspect the Flux mine. The. will be back today.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
BACK FROM VACATION.

w. K. Kelly. of the Kelly Grocery company, is expected back in Bisbee within few days after a long vaca, tion, during which he travelled along the Pacific coast from San Doego. to Vancouver.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
RETURN TO DOUGLAS

l.. E. Marks and J. Anderson oi Douglas, who were in Bisbee and For1 Huachuca on a business trip, re turned yesterday to Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
BRITISH CONSUL HERE.

A. Baird, consul for the British gov ernment in the state of Arizona with headquarters at Douglas, was in this district yesterday on routine busi- ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
RETURNS FROM COAST.

Ed. Vogt, former baggage agent for 1 the E. P. & s. W, has returned from an extended visit to the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
WILL TEACH IN ILLINOIS.

Miss Matte Chism, who has been teaching in the schools here ,eltf yes terday to take a position at Le Roy, III.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
SPEND DAY IN DOUGLAS.

Miss E. Steele, assistant art super, visor, and Miss Charlotte Anderson of the music department of the pub lie schools, spent yesterday in Doug las
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
ploNEER NERE ON VISIT

William Brawley, one. of the pio- neers of Cochise county, who was in the milk business in Tombstone in the early days. Is visiting here. He is residing now in Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26

GOES TO L. A. FOR OPERATION.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Mosler and Frank Orman, left for Los Angeles yesterday, where Orman will undergo an operation.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
IN TOWN FROM RANCH.
CONTRACTOR RETURNS.

Ed. Thomas is in town from b ranch over the divide.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
NEWSPAPER MAN FROM DOUG

James Logic, owner of the Dougla Dispatch, was in Bisbee yesterday He returned last night on the stag to Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
CHIP FINE ORE.

Prospectors on Juniper flats, it Was announced yesterday, have just made a shipment of exceptionally good ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
VISITS IN PHOENIX.

Mrs. Ida Ford, local probation off cer, left yesterday for a few days stay in Phoenix.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
Ryan Baby's Funeral Service at 3:30 P. M.

Funeral services for Ruth May Ryan, baby daughter of MT. and Mrs. M. P Ryan, whose death Wednesday night has been announced, will take place at 3:90 today at the Catholic church Father Mandin will officiate. Interment will be in Greenwood cem- etery. Funeral arrangements are in charge of the Palace Undertaking company.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
Tips of the TOWn

SHERIFF IN TOWN.
 Sheriff Mcdonald motored to Bis bee yesterday from Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
,nAn Is MoW aoop.

The road from Tombstone to Ora goon is said to be in good shape now
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26

HERE FROM TOMBSTONE.
 Wm. B. Boyd of Tombstone was ID Bisbee yesterday on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26
SPENDS DAMN TOMBSTONE.

Attorney Fred Sutter spent yester day in Tombstone on business. ,:,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-26

For job work that is r,Ent Phone Sa, Review.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Keyboard Touches
Body Culture OFFSET by Worry,
ny FRANK II. BROOKS

An eminent physician with strain OF the
statistic!an in his makeup told an audience the
other night that in 1856 the average death rate
Of certain big city is over thirty and that
within the last five years this had been reduced
TO nft en-, or 0ne-half. Rather encoura gins,
considerns what the world had TO carry between
l?li-l9l9. and the combination OF distress we
have faced since the last summer closed. The
lecturers conclusion was that healthful
else is the basis OF this Apparently anomalo GUS
condition. Nobody will contend against the
5tatGn,en, that an excess of hcalthful exercise
soiate !; Is doubtful. on the other hand whcth-
er hcaif hful exercise alone will sustain the fig
nr%s given by the lecturer; There arc several
habits or customs or maniaS-call them what
you will-whch challenge the efficacy Of nat :
ural or scientific cXcrtion.
chief. worry, which in many instances is a
species of sclhshnesS It's synonym is envy
We are not content to bring out own as :
sets We will not operate can't a |
exclusively. There is everlasting reaching
ont for what another has. meaning those who
have more than have expect to get
Indigestion is not always the result of reveirv
and safety Nothing puts gansrene a man s
liver puickced than envy: Cream VIII coagn-
lnd sleeps; When mind and body both are
cankcred there is no inclination to clarity the
former or develop the latter by any system Of
mnssainitaryy boay a man who doesn't sleep
And if he does it will do him no good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
StraiEhfeutnK How Legs.
tCopyrisht. l8is. National Newspaper ser~' 81

York ik Msaieal Jsarnsi. ssp!em6eT 9. isls; sas
is .'amazing how tho profession advances In new
achievements and ciings with the utmost per
on TO describe the trcstment OF bow legs in
children as II is managed In London who're
tors have acquired exceptional experience and
skill In treating the condition.
never be Permitted to 'r go nntreatcd after the
child has learned TO walk. II the deformity eEE-
leather shoc.
padded 50 as TO protect the internal malicious
(Which means the inner ankle prominence) "at
tba" thead of the shin bone) at tho other. is
nlaccd on the inner side OF the leg and foot
by strap Of lea Leather sewed to the inner edge
tic lover end ovsr Se as ma az nqs the spI
strap should buckle around the head Of the
knse N9 MSu npper sna just mo eeoW hG
that point Three strips OF elastic webbing long
sm ,ln 10 surround the leg and spint also
each place Of webbing SO that the buckle will
Care should be taken not to buckle ,heso straps
100 LLiEntiy as hey viii cause pain. They must
pressure over The greatest convexity OF the
This method will stralehten 80 per cent or
.dne TO ricketts, bow leg in from three to four
Tho daytime II the chid is a sne, to- w @ny e
can run about nainlessly aud get well AT tho
ltosptal on Great ormond Street. London. in
one imornins hfiyhye children wearing spiint
Years experience with large number OF cases
IN an orthopedic clinic rs well private prac-
method Will do all that he claims for IT,
have thus quoted the san Francisco surgeon
This column that opera ion was The only meth
1 h. w Nan, would cure bow legs referring to
have ncedlessly discouraged parents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Mamie LANGHORNE AsTQR
GETS MAJORITY OVER ALI
virginia Woman Defeats Her iIiybc,,
Opponent by Over 5000
Plurality.
SAYS NEW SPIRIT EVIDENCED
In Statement Issued After RcsuI, W..
Announced First Woman tn ii, i,
Parliament Declares War on Ron,
/ Profteers and Bolshcvists.
Iny Associated Pres.

PLYMOUTH. Nov 2s.-I.ad,
M .,..i iGan born wire OF Viscount Nstn.
was elected TO Parliament from ~ IL
loiing OF November 10. The result 49,
announced after a count OF the halle,
mere this afternoon.
The ceremony attending the conn,
lhS OF the ballots began I'm the his,nr'
plymouth GuiIdhall at $3.50 oclock
lazy AstorS ptilantnropic endeayufs
mere during the last ten years bruusht
hcr espousal OF antiliauor lcgisiatiom
which won her large vote among The
women, She drove ahout the con
stiluency on Il speech mai Ing tour this
AFTERNOON and evening.
Gets Majority Over All
The vote stood:
Lady Astor, Unionist. i44.5; w. r.,
I1S. Labor. ?.2a2 Isaac Foot. Liberal,
Lady Astor Will be the first woman
20 take seat in the House Of Com
uons' ono Will take her scat Monday
pari;o scores OF prominent members OF
iad requested that she allow them 10
ne nor SPONSORS. \ new lneinIer il
aiWays escorted into the House OF Com
mons ny Two sponsors
Lady Astor later lssued tho foJtov
ing statement:
Aiihough cannot say the hes, man
WI IN; ! can sa! the best policy won
nc ana in private life, which is s,rny
silns 10 get through. BY this / mean
tine spirit of citizenship and service
which was brought out by the war.
Better Spirit Evidenced.
don mean that We have got ALI
.Hat is best In government, but / DO
relieve that government which savs
let us all unite together for tho ma
iionai good has i better spirit than
tho old Liberal party ina, saws &c,
us get back to party lines or the So
cialists who are trying TO divide the
world into classes
Il believe that the great bulk Of
the people is willing ana want 10 do
what is right. but also believe tina:
the spirit OF the war p-oiitccr AND
holshev!sm. II they have their wav.
would make the country not tho home
or heroes. but Il den OF thieves III.
prohtccr took advantage Of the patriot
during the WAT and the Bolshcyist
revolution IL trying TO take advantage
OF the broken and unsettled patrol
now mat The war is over. Neither Is
fight ana neither reports the great
heart desire or the British nation Roth
must DC fought and defeated"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
SEEN ON THE SIDE
~ HENRY EDWARD WARNER
DiOgcncS.

met the shade OF D.ogenes in the fields OF
asphodcl.
And said: old Scout. there's little thing
IA like to have YOU tell
And he said: shoot. Bill.' resumed: "Just why
did YOU carry lantern TO find
An honest man with honest tongue an hon
est heart and mind?'
piosenes winked: Well, you Sec Old Top.
@as running for office then
And YOU have to do unusual things 10 attract
unusual men.
he nut mo up to that
II was just a little idea Of his from under his
little hiatt
And ii worked" oh YES srnnose
Alright.
Bnt as soon | found my honest man. the
yegsman stole my light.
A"d th't is tie truth Of Diogenes as he told
the facts me-
And I'm willing to swear that The facts ar.
there as straight tho truth can be:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
From Other Viewpoints
The Constitution Inspired
ny DE. NEWELL DWIGHT HILLS

Th ,t.a anhcr Of rn mis- sirM%g bgo ask
srirsd as The i;ihle Eenien!her mai after four
bee" written ana thai when he convention
ana addressed George WasHi"eJon saSins: Mr.
iEtsiIent we have gone back to ancient his.
the different forms OF those republics which now
States All around Europe Cropping in the dari.
=? ana noiiticai truth; how has ii happened.
III no. out hasr@ @ufh haS OF
more onvn"s Proofs see se Of o his r itHe h
,Gn s%Nerm% IN M thG affairs Of men And i
notice is il pr9babe tha, an empire can rise
mouse hey LABOR in Vain thai build nip "lII ar me
y IT, believe mis- ana also believe tina, without
littCai no better than the builder OF Babel We
S % be fa'a n in"
woTd down to u9%r e h ana q By
s1amee eE ms
ny human wisdom and leave j, I" chance var,
H. ihersfoTe beg leave sir to move hereafter
held in This ssSmby Every cur moTnS be
proceed TO business, and thst one or more OF
al sffss MS Be s' Re to
be- maG !a' Eery h9" and 6c t.,
nd Enrks ana a e be called by M
cal instrument ever struck of by, the genius
nsS ss called Fl ek to e hs
ing NIL 1hesS nsriiops days We should recall those
has been tossed for many days. in thick weather
aud on an unknown he avaiIs
himself OF tho first pause in the storm. the earl
loSt glance Of the sun. TO take his latitude and
ascertain how far the elements have driven him
from his true course Let us initiate This pru-
dtncc. and before drifi farther uDDn I he
T, OF this debate let us return 20 the poin,
ascertain whore ar" now these dn We
when would be leaders steering by drifting
Iiouhs and sail from fog bank OF eSDe.
ni nnGcy aoward another the duty OF the hour
Is 10 return 20 the Constitutions that Is the
Snidine star for the pilgrim host--thr star that
VII! SHINE on after the clouds have been swept
away. DN inc winds, the star Constitution
~ na dr Is IKE pillar Of cloud by day and pillar
grim host will leave behind this desert
ana wlidncrncss. with the dust and hin Of strife
,nu rctolution and enter into the Promised
ing prosperity. - - ~ '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29

=? ne III Ta Is of The Times pspa,sn
over our ne oce.rhoh for alarm
iorty OF our workers are still oval citixens and
under the starry flag II necessary. Ii takes true
anne yor TO eo ~ an nd @ g9Tn in ne .a and
one, nSmer Ewen shops Al that is necessary to
land is for our Federal government to inausu-
rae a no!lcy mat Will bring our the best quail.
there can be but truly American industrial
plete NATURALIZATION OF our gre,t railway. min
ing ,Iad rlanutactUrins industries by the Fed
Ersn! "T e Of Gsr esrs mSna hen be
'pl'd De safely given voice IN their ina mage :
me- .i, ga age nsisi9ns and sieS benefits could
n this manner idustrisi situation would he
developed in which strikes and waikouts would
would more equi,"bly dstrlb3te me and "I' iRe
srca! extremes OF wealth and poverty would
Thee are those who calm that government,
De iaekias in efficiency. TO this class we would
IA. ,h u - If cur sovsrnmcnt is no, Al, eady
hishcs, rate OF efficiency. II must learn There
railroads has not been always efeien;: neither
h";a, it been always honest.
eonciusveiy that any well organized stable gov,
ton can DC. and do i, JUS, a we'll 1t would he
m nc nh OF ahsurdity to suppose that gov.
transport across The ocean. such armies in
not! not manage IN industrial army in time OF peace.
The forces Of production ma rider 20 direct
But Whatever industrial policy tho Federal
government may ADOPT one thing liz certain that
ming hut disgrace md disaster can come 10
any labor union which allows itself 10 he led
ID! .aW!eSS radicals. and Industrial vandals. who
would wreck our institutions through the mere
vanity OF being tho leaders OF a wave Of dc
struction. IN this free democratic republic, a
socia!istif commonwealth could be stahshed
o" or. The very milenni,m itself be nshered in
breaking sing statute. How criInina lly
foolish and utterly imbecie il is then. to sup
pose that anything can be gained by organized
law breaking and open rebellion against legt!-
mate authority? Law and order is the most
necessary condition OF reform. ORGANIZATION is
as essential to our existence even industry
itself and deep respect for life and property
should be tho most essentia! requirement. OF
citizenship. w l.. YOCREN.
Richmond. Va. Nov. q. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
A Daily Once Over.
Does Your Child seem Dull.

rs parent you may bc quite worried be-
-: 'st |oGr c!ii!d does not appear be as many
OF her associates. "'
Is u not possible that these other children
.Fe bright only along certain lines which han
pen 10 nave come under your observation?
~ You are honest in Your estimate Won Will
hrkh@wic"ge that YOU: own child has qua lities
.mHiCi go i;tf 10 MAKE Il happy home and keen
friends, ana which quite uvtrDalauce am mar
!ot TICKS which have attracted Your .dnira
Ton Tor Nancy and Doi.
some INES II IS bett"r TO retain facts rather
IMAM learn quickly ana forget overnight
Sut YOU are tired the strlc uIS to make
our ii't!e one SHOW NJ as prodigy when she
Is oniy a normally active and good little SOM
nou th'nE she ousht 10 he brilliant.
VINO comes in first Al the end '
sl5wcr start gives promise Of greater sue
lie patient
10 your pnrt toward !iilins 'hat child mind
WIN mnterid! which will serve as a reserve
nhnk ~ late! years. and then have fatth--Cory-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
News Of Fifty Years Ago
tFrom the Richmond Dispa tch Nov % 1857

The Episcopal congregation OF Manchester
Will assemble In their new church building To-
morrow morning for the first time
The new Baptist church Fulton will be
dedicated tomorrow. All the Baptist minist RS
OF Richmond and Manchester have promised
to attend the exercises.
Antonio Pizzini. a yell -known and highly es-
,eemed citizen OF Richmond, died yesterday
morning in the sixty sixth year OF his age. He
life he immigrated to America and came to
Richmond and was engaged in the CONFECTIONERY
business In this city from 1S35 until the close
OF the Civil War
Married: AT Yellow Sulphur Springs on the
18th instant by Rev w. w. Wilhelm: Captain
Henry q. Cannon of Richmond. and Miss Mag
gle Il. Blair, OF Montgomery County.
The venerable and distinguished Rev. DR..
Foote, OF the Presbyterian Church, and we'll
known in Richmond died at Romney, West Viz.
gina, on Saturday last
The supreme Court Of Indiana has decided
That the neaeral soyernment cannot tax the
Ebenez sno Cess: Of Orange County made this
year $500 from the sale of apples Parties
from New York paid him 81 per barrel for H.
zoo barrels OF pipplns
Is The North Carolina Legislature, in commit
tee OF the whole Is investigating alleged rail-
bonds issued for railroad purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
THINK PRESIDENT WILL
DRAFT RESERVATIONS
Senator IIitchcock 4. F.xpectcd 10 Dis.
cuss Treaty Situation at White
il0usc Todny.

WASHINGTON. Nov. aS.-WI,h some
Senator'S returning from their homes
Tor the feconvening OF Congress. nego-
tlations arc expected to begin ;on,o--
row for handling the peace treaty
problem a. the new session.
senator Hitchcock. OF Nebraska. th-
democratic leader, Will reach the cap!
sai TOMORROW morning, and is expected
20 sec President Wilson during the .lay
30 lar there has been no AUTHORITATIVE.
'nlormation as To what the Pres i,len;
VIII say ahout the treaty In his mes.
sage TO Congress next week. bu, TIC
genera! expectation is that he NH re 4.
submit II and ask again FOR ra,ifc.
t'on. 1t has been suggested ~ sutcr
senators that he might submit also a
draft OF reservations which he wouId
regard as satisfactory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-29
Coal Situation Again Mu,,i,cd


0R GARFIELD apparently has mudd,.d
- up tho whole coal strike situation wh;n1
hau seemed on The eve OF an AMIGA hIa cot,
tieNheh'. AS a result, conditions arc no bet
VI no" thah When the government first took
mana and issued its Injunction ara;ns, ~
"''ihe leaders In fact, they are worse in
asmnch as the bottom is appearine in ~.
country coal bin and bitter winter is hard
upon it, Dr.. Garfield seems TO have ioinaI
.he irreconcilables, and unless hc rccndos
from his arbitrary position he may ,bw,r,
settlement OF the controversy and brjna -
real coal famine and consequent catastronba
Upon the United States
Rejection by the miners of me- cc
"heF OF a per cent increase Ia me n.id
from The profits of the operators v.,s .,n
WHAT was expected. They could hardly b,y
maintained their self-respect had ,bnv
seriously entertained it, Before he i,id hi
hsures before them. Secretary OF Labor VII
son had offered a wage increase of 81 & nnr
'0n,' backing II up with the declaration thar
ho'hins less would be just TO the minors ~
we" oil the rapid increase in their living
expenses. IL is argued that the secretary
ma" no right to make the offer and that !,
was not binding. but the fact remains that
le Is member OF the Cabinet, IL represeu-
!''Ne OF the government charged with the
mSeS'ieauon and settlement OF the strike
ne miners accepted his offer i'm good fai,b
Shouid carry out its share OF the profrered
bargain. week ago Secretary Wilson'S
oHer might have been deemed unduly GEN
eTohs, an outgrowth OF his subconsciour
prejudice in favor OF the miners from whose
| RANKS he came, but since the revelations
hade by Mr. McAdoo and Secretary Glass
OF me enormous profits piled UP by tho
operators. II is believed TO be we'll within
Inc bounds of conservatism and the nuhlic
generally will concur in the Wilson Wow n
me FACTS and figures exhibited bv tho aov
| crnmcn, are maintained even in large part.
mere Is no reason why the SIG advance can
not De accepted as the basis of settlement
ana that without a further gout.inp of tho
consumer.
still another reason exists WHY DR. Car
aeld's offer was foredoomcd to failure Tho
| operators themselves had proposed an nd
| vance in wages in excess OF 20 per cent, con
| tingent on permission to make corrcspond-
| ing increases in the price OF their product
| TO the consumer. With the operators will.
/ ing TO pay per cent more than DR. Car.
he!d OFFER, nothing except a loss OF thci,
/ reasoning faculties would have induced tho
i miners TO accept his proposal.
| As the case now stands, an impasse has
been reached. The conference is broken off
| The miners have returned to their homes de
| termincd 10 sit tight, bedrock In the Goa
F, supply is At hand the country faces Il fuc
famine from which the whole world must
| suffer. while the Cabinet still wrcstlcs will
It's difficulties. The time for academic dis