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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
GIRL USES GUN LOADED
WITH SLUGS TO KILL MAN
Fainter shot to Death by Ainbnmn
woman for Alleged Attuck Sew
erni Months Ago.
Iny Associatcd PROF.

:, MONTGOMERY, ALA. May 9S.-
MISS Saliie Robertson, aged 10. shot
and Killed Louis Norman. who was
assisting IN painting the Robertson
home. on covington street. here to.
DAY The girl used a doubled arroicd
shotgun. said to have been loaded
with Slues The killing Is the re-
SUI; o: en- attack Norman is alleged
to nave made on the girl several
months ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
ELECTRIC MEMS STRIKE
HALTS ELEVATED SERVICE
brooklyn Hapid Transit Hard Hi Inv
WnlltOut of POwer-Iiouse
E.muln Hres

NEW YOIIK, MIy 2S.--ShOrtly aftcr
the strike OF electrical workers en-
p!oEed on the brooklyn Rapid Transit
system went into effect late ioda ,
elevated trains on discharginr pas.
senScrs at Brooklyn Bridge were run
into the yards and homcward- bound
workers directed to take surface cars
Company officials said they wrr,
unable to tell how severely the w4u,
ont of power-house employees would
AFFECT the system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29

reminds me very much OF Il man who
has been told "A story utterly r!dicu-
lous, but 10 his blind mind. il seemed
simply TO be the truth and he ran
away and believed IL. II may be in
ter"stinS news 10 the Governor 10
know that in all my life have never
ordered strike o. two men. more or
less never. ncvcr-and | challenge
him or anyone else who will give his
name TO assert the contrary"
Somebody in the audience shouted:
Who ordered the strike"
Go home and find out. Take your
special track lack 10 Kansas" MIR.
Gompers retor,cd. amid shouts of
laughter from :hc audience.
Calls Labor Direction RndicaI.
Governor Allen. In rchutta,. went
into details OF the Kansas coal strike
saying that Gompers had not said
anything of the man who does not
want to go out on strike.
He has said nothing OF that !unda :
,Se compulsory organization OF labor
not a word and yct il stands out as
great and operative principle in H."
he declared. My friends. II there is
going 10 he any compulsion in this
country of one man over another. then
In Gods name lot us have that COM
pulsi"u directed by government"
Governor Allen declared the day is
coming when tho doctrine we pre-
scented in Kansas will come to be ac-
ccptcd as the broad and just and i'm
partial remedy for tho Compulsion OF
unionism. would not seek 10 wipe
out un3onism would seek only to
place it under less radical direction"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
ENGLISH KING PUTS BAN
ON OIL STOCK INVESTMENT
DisnpprONcd Request OF Trustees to
Put surplus Million OF Prime
In Mexican shares.
Try Universal Service.

LONDON. May 2S.-KinE George has
put the ban ON II million dollar in
rcStmcnt in oil stock on behalf OF
the Prince Of Wales on the ground
that IL would lie politically mnwise
Tor the prince To become Il large
holder in shares o: commodity
which Is the subject Of international
disputes
The trustees OF the Duchy or Corn
wall. the private estate of tho Prince
OF Wales. had Sl.OOU.00O idle and
selected Mexican Eagle and other oil
stocks to invest IL in. but just then
the King heard of the plan and We
tOcd the deal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
COLLECTIVE MARKETING
BY PRODUCERS BLOCKED
Opponents in House Succeed in Pre-
venting Measure Coming to
II Decisive Vote.

WASIIINGTON. May S.-opponcn,s
OF the blll permitting farmers. plant
crS. ranchmcn. dairymcn or fruit
growers TO combine for collective
n,arketinS and sale Of their products
"lockcd passage or III" measure to-
nlSht ny the House. hut supporters
announced ih'J they would force Tho
LEGISLATION through the House before
tHc convention recess
Representative Walsh Hepub'icar.
hassa chusetis. LED the ii.ht against
Ire bill, and succeeded in forcing
Adjournment Of the first night scS-
SION attempted by The House to clear
the Legislative calendar brfor. no
convention recess
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
CAROLINA MAN KILLED
IN PLUNGE OVER BANK
l.. g.. Flynn Dies ON Way Ia Hos
pitnl when lie Mistakes Route
ErOp, Dnnvlllc.

ISpetia' 10 The Times Dispatch.
DANNILLi;. May 2S.-MistaN'hs
the route over which hc was travel
ing from DunVlllc 20 spray. y. c.
L. c. Flynn. of Spray. was killed.
when his automobile plunged ov-r a
twcnty-fivc- foot cmhankment near
Schooihcld T. j. burgess. who was
in the car al the time ot the acct
don't, ia a, his home here suffering
little from his experience.
Cries OF the men attracted persons
Ia tho spot and they were 'elchseo
from beneath the cnr Flynn n!eu
on the way TO Danvil!c hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
AMENDS REVENUE LAW TO
CONFORM TO COURT RULING
lnsurrS Taxation OF ..IuU Personal
service Corporations Which
Might Escape Payment.


WASHINGToN. May 2S.-Wjthout
opposition the House today passed
and sent 10 the Senate Il b!;l amend
ing the 1918 revenue law so as to
insure taxation Of 1900 personal ser.
vice corporations which. supporters
of the proposal. including Treasury
officials said. might escape payment
or taxes as result OF the Supreme
COURTS decision cXemptinS stock
dividends from taxation.
Under tho measure. personal service
corporations would be taxed on the
same basis AS other corporations. i'm
STEAD OF on the partnership basis
Indis;ributcd profits OF such corp
atoms would he taxed 20 per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
CLEAR WAY FOR VOTE
Louisiana Legislature Rapidly Near
Ing Final Action Which Way
Mean Ballot for Women.

RATIOS ROUGE, In, May IS
Tn. way for definite action on INC
suffrage question IN the !.ouisIana
LEGISLATURE was further cleared to
Mi, ",s rrn,rtrd favorabiy ~ tn"
senate Committee on Elections and
RcrL.trptions. and the companion bill
In The House went 70 third reading
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
TENNESSEE DOCTOR FINED
FOR SELLING DRINK RECIPE
Got the Name of Prohibition Enforce
ment Onirer an His sucker
Mailing List.
Try Associated Prcss.j

IVY NNsUDs"EtFt Z T'3''I
MEMPHIS. TENN. May 2h.--i'r =.
l.. Johnson. of Ripley. Tenn. charge"
with selling detailed formula 'or tue
home manufacture OF alcoholic bcF-
craEcs. pleaded guilty and was hnco
5000 by Judge John l.. Mccall. IN
Federal District Court here today.
DR.. johnson mailed circular aa-
vertisirg his formula for sale to
prohibition enforcement officer here
resulting in his arrest last January.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
Policeman KIN. Student.

MADISON, WIS, May 2N-cafl
Jand"rf. of Grand Rapids, Mich. a
w isconsin. was shot and killed her.
today by q policeman. The shooting
resulted from an argumcn, with stu.
"rh'S whom the officer attempted to
St"p from taking Il barber pole. in.
tended 10 be burned during an under
Graduate frOlic tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
Awnrd Prizes to Negro Grudun,c..

NEW YORK. May 2S.-Awards OF
four fcllowshipB OF $1,000 each. of.
Tered by Julius ltoscnwald, Of Chi
cago, to qualiiicd negro GRADUATES In
medicine were announced here to-
night by tho general education
board. The fcllowsh!ps will pro-
vide studies In advanced national
courses. The awards were to Or.
Carrie !. sutton and Dr. George W
Adams. Jr.. botn OF Howard Uni
vcrsity: DR.. Theodore X. Lawless.
Southwestern Univcrslty: DR.. W. S.
Quinland. Harvard Medical School.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
SOUTH NORFOLK CENSUS
SHOWS 7,724 POPULATION
HrOOk1fnr. Center OF NInssnchmscttx
Shoe Industry. Given 35.S Per
Cent Increase.
tBy Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON. May 2S. - Census
figures were given out today as fol-
lows:
South Norfolli. Va, 7.724.
Brooklinc. Mass. 37.7iS. increase.
1906. or 35.S per cent.
pcabody. Mass. 1852: increase.
1881. or 2i.i per cent.
Melrose. Mass. lS.2Oi; Increase
2,fs9. or lbs per cent.
Wyandotte. Mich. trevised). 1851:
increase. 1854. or GIL per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
Woman on we.t yIrs,nI. Committee

C!A RI.ESTON. W VA, Nay 2S-
Z. w. Oscnton. acting Democratic
national committeeman from West
NirE inia, announced today he had
appointed Mrs. Rose McGraw dc
HerriZ. OF Grafton. acting associate
natiohal committ"ew Mrs
de Ecrriz is sister of tho late !
Y MrGraw. formcr Democratic ma
tona1 committeeman from this state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29

Leonard Woods campaign in Ohio.
Whicn he claSsed as very extensive -
MI. Harrison said the same WAS true
OF me Nebraska Wood campaign
RccesSing early. the committee
the California contest between Her
bert Hoover and senator Johnson
VIII he gone into. with the financial
representatives OF General Woods
we'll.
chairman Kenyon put into the rec
ord today letter from James Me
tiurs Guncy. Of Pittsburgh. denying
that he hcd ever contributed any
money TO the fund raised for Atioy-
ney- General Palmcr's campaign. J6
Seph i. Guncy. OF Pittsburgh. had
tributor of $4,000 to the Palmer cam
pa!Sn. in the testimony OF former
Federal Judge Harry covinEton. the
Palmer campaign treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
WANTS AN OPEN LANE,
TO SEA FOR ARMENIA
President Wilson in Arbtrating Boundary Line of
Former Turkish Province Will Insist New Repub-
lie Be Given Access to Ocean Ports

for the protection OF American lives
and property there and along the
line OF the railroad leading to IT,
Under the terms OF the Turkish
treaty, Turkey and Armenia and the
Other high contracting powers en-
pressly agree not only TO refer 10
the arbitration oil President Wilson
the question OF boundaries OF Arnic
ma, but also to accept ANY stipula
tion he may prescribe as to access
of Armenia
The President Will undertake this
work regardless of the action by
given authority to accept for this
country mandate over Armenia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
METHODIST PROTESTANT
!: CONFERENCE ADJOURNS
Delegates Pledge S30.O00 to ri.
: nanCial Support of IntcrChurch
World Movement.
IRy Assoclaied prcks

GREENSBORO. y. C.. May 2S.-The
twenty third Quadrennial session OF
the Methodist Protestant General
Conference which began here last
Friday. adjourned tonight Among
1.-THE features of the ANAL session was
Further Endorsement OF the Inter-
schurch World Movement. which the
denomination has aRteed 10 support
TO the extent OF $50VGp.
A resolution today "forbiddinS"
THE ministers of the church to use
.tobacCo was changed TO read earn
-cStly requesting them not 10 use II.
-National prohibition MAS inao:Sed
-and both political parties called on
.to put dry" planks in their platform.
CONTINUED enforcement OF the laws
nov enacted against whisky was de-
manded.
ordination OF women IN the minis
TRY OF the Methodist Protestant
-Church was provided toy in a CnnuSe
lin tho discipi!no adopted by vote OF
-the uuadrcunial report OF the general
conference o. the church. al It's scS-
sion here today. There VAS little OPP
position 10 the proposal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
Grn Eight Month. Tor A..auit.

Clarence Sawyer. Young white
man. was found guilty Of assault by
Il jury ia iluStinGs Court yesterday
ana his punishment fixed at eight
months in jan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
Goodyear dividend $50 Per Cent.

NkI.DN. OHIO. May 2N.-F =.
Sihcrlinc, president Of the Goodyear
Tire and Rubber COMPANY today an
noUnCed that directors had declared
stock OF $50 per cent, payable to
common STOCKHOLDERS. OF record June
~ The dividend totals S31.l33,25o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29

WASHINGTON, May 2S.--ln arbi-
trai!nS the boundaries of Armenia.
Prcsidcn; Wilson, il is said. will in
sist that the new republic be given
access 10 the sea through Batuni.
which the allied supreme council has
tentatively decided shall be a free
port under intcrallicd control
Batum is one of the most impor-
tant ports on the Black Sea. and is
the terminus of the rranscHucasian
pine lines TO the extensive Baku oil
fields. 1t also is the outlet from
Georgia and Azc, baijan. II was TO
this port that the President WAS re-
uucstcd in Il recent Senate rcsoll-
ton 10 send warship with marines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
rrc.h,IcrIun, fnr rcacc rrcuty.

: PHILApELpiilA PA. May -
Tho. United states MAS urged 10 rati-
fly the peace treaty and join the
league OF nations in TWO resolutions
: adopted by the General Assembly of
1.-THE Presbytcrn Church in the United
states OF America at it's closing scs-
sion hero today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
Wrote Attack on McAdoo

wrote attack on Mct
LOUIS j. Lang. a reporter Of the
NV ORR American. identified him.
self a. the writer OF an .riici. MN.
l'oi 'ns 70 tel! OF s., 900 .nO0 under
"tit'nE for fund to back :, r,,r
p"'Rh 10 bring about McAdoo's no,ni-
h"'9h al san francisco lie re.
i"S'h - disCicsc tn. source OF mis-
Information 40
y member OF the Democrat, N,.
..oM"l toinmiitcr Vas win my in
~ man. "ucn Was toId the story"
ne committee ala not press The
ROM. hni Chairman kenyon AN
n"uh,"d mat several members of ~.
Dtin".iaiic National Committee mas
b'"n Snopocnaed 10 appear during "a
investigation 80 '''e
Mr. Lang discussed a meeting q,
iht democratic National Executive
,oinin!itee at Atlantic cay last SEN
|n1nei. ne SAID that plans were
iha"c TO raise $40 600, 600 for a Demo-
,y'ati' national campaign Thomas
'hdhhouEnc and u. ~ Bnruch wcr.
az A'inniic City q, the time. he said
H'i Lang testified that he had been
'I"' ;hfh that " member OF the ma
.ohsI committee had stated tina,
r rcd'rick y Wallis deputv ooIir.
comm ss!OUcT Of New York was ron.
i,seu'ins Nj Hnruch in collecting
hnTh,"S ior Ne McAdoo campaign
ana mat the $4,000 900 financing p,
.,"nned al Atlantic city contem.
hi"'eu NJ McAdoo's nomination h,
ne h"Ho rattle convention.
Members Of The national Gamma,
go Lang SAID. had corroborat,d
the story later
Tells OF Nebraskn Campnir,
IN !nitrludcs % the Mchdoo f,.,i.
nom the committee took cvidcnr.
from frank \. HARRISON, Nebraska
pupNShfi who said 81 500 mad hr.u
spent :or senator Johnson's Drim.r>
campairn IN his state. He added ,h,i
hOo OF ia" total came ifom can.
roma supporters pi the Senator GIN
An injunction 10 hold down .,n.rsa
because ne haven't got much r.
harry N Daugherty. manager n,
senator Harding's campaign organ
zaiion. waS recalled ard question:
about newspaper and other adyerti.
ing furnished for Major-Genera
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29

'''"V' VI - "o''7
when a man mus; WORK against his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
BOOM FOR M'ADOO
STARTED WITHOUT
HIS KNOWLEDGE

'"''' T'THI I|dSF.1
Men who Won the War with the
i@na't.ry article about MIR NJ:
II have not"
want 10 apologize for heinz
rough with YOU" Senator Reed mn
IN m clad some man is letting the
P''S !'h,E seek him. not chasing i, =
II there ever was = rabbit. said
Nc Lean. Nj McNdou is It,"
i"lk"d q" Mr. BarIch W.. hntb
ntrgoi th.:' M McAdoo would hc !,
GOOD man. h" said. "My own idea was
W" ought 10 lay back and see what
IN" Republicans did"
v,,i - our delegation from
EG't,h tat".ina wil! support Senator
simmons h. added mot even ~.
'TtlnS Mr. McAdn1"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
.G0MPERS-ALLEN
DEBATE ON THE
RIGHT 10 STRIKE

lCoMtinucl From Fl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
WILSON ENDORSES
STATE PLATFORM
AS 1920 KEYNOTE

CONTINUED From First Pagc.D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29

the pressing problems OF peace
finance and reconstruction These
are the clear-Cut. u-cQuivocal prin-
ciples OF patriotic men who know
how TO serve their country and man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
Causc for Pride.

surely this platform recites a
record OF achievement in which all
Americans have 4 joint cause for
pride and congratulations.
Cordially and sincerely yours.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-28

VIII sell at the Court House door Halifax
June 1870 to the highest bidder for cash. the following real
estate to- satisfy taxes and for 1919
SCOTLAND NECK TOWNSHIP
Susie Carr, acre land Henry Dixon land 10
Ir n, ''i's iaho Nn!le 1i Smll land $158
I14h WIZ, " ''! Nii11e onth land Sc 81
I & @ f' 9f one mouse ana lot ~ Scotland Neck $1O5O
yU,;a T 'ne mousse ana lot IN Scotland Neck $149l
49, u4+ h '1reS aho at Mary Chapel $265
1u "ho o's ocotiand Neck $1428
M ~ pa,.o a avs anu omuh land $3.50
1r; E % D oSe ~ ana ' IN scotland Neck $1859
wdlo, n r,h acles lana near Graoal $3SO
~, W11 acres lano near Mary Chapel $1O1S
w. w D; idho, strickland land near town
,1,1,, .o "c'i, lo's IN scotland Neck ------ 1245
~ ID wv" '''S III @coFla1d Neck $631
t'"' T ''nSe ana 10 IN Scotland Neck 1924 II
1' H -1' 'ne house ana LOT IN Scotland Neck $13 80
CONOCONARA
1 ~ M ~ acres orump land $1s16
.o wy " 'no store IN South IHlery $2413
o"' 11llery $1465
,ua T.n1 80 @ a ,s n,' : r,ev woods 1862
:, MY, 900 "nu 11ouSe Ihiery $1419
49, 1!onne near 1Hlery $38
io'
The commonwealth., 1920-05-28
NOTICE

l hereby announce my candi-
dacv for Treasurer Of Halifax
County, subject to the ratifica-
tion Of the Democratic Primary.
7-4-2O w. r. HARVEY
The commonwealth., 1920-05-28
ANNOUNCED
NOTICE

| hereby announce my candi-
dacy for County Commissioner
for Halifax in the June Primary
]. A. kITCHI\.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-28
FOR SHERIFF OF HALIFAX
COUNTY

TO The Voters Of Halifax County
hereby announce myself a.
candidate for the office Of Sheriff
Of Halifax County sdbject to the
action of the coming Democratic
Primary. In this connection |
wish to state | have faithfully ser
ed the Democratic Party for the
past thirty years. and have never
asked for an office OF any kind.
Three years ago I laid down my
business to serve the State and
Nation. and with meagre com
penSatlcn served on the Halifax
County Exemption Board until
released the first of last wear.
And now, at the solicitation Of
The commonwealth., 1920-05-28
NOTICE

will sell at the Court House door in Halifax 7th day
OF June 1920 to the highest bidder
estate to- satisfy taxes and cost Tor year 1919
The commonwealth., 1920-05-28
ANNOUNCEMENT

[ will be a candidate in the
Democratic Primary, which is
called for June 5th., for Treasur-
er of Halifax County.
| presume my loyalty to the
Democratic Party is known and
1 shall be thankful for anv sup
port my friends may render me.
w. II. WHITE
The commonwealth., 1920-05-28
ANNOUNCEMENT

| announce my candidacy for
Commissioner Of Labor and
printing in the June statewide
Democratic primary to succeed
Hon. M. L. Shipman, incumbent,
and will appreciate your vote
and support at the polls. Ask
any one who knows of by labors
in and about the legisla cure since
1909.
DAVID P. DELLINGER
GaStOnia, n. c.. April %. 1920
The commonwealth., 1920-05-28
II. NORMAN
.ANNOl JUDGEMENT

hereby announce myself q
candidate to the House Of Repre-
sentatives for Halifax County
subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic primary to be held the 5th
OF June
+. n. TAYLOR.
The commonwealth., 1920-05-28
NOTICE
NOTICE

hereby announce my candi-
dacy for the office Of Register of
Deeds Of Halifax County. subject
10 the ratification Of the Demo
cratic Primary to be held June
5. 1920.
TT NOPO 1T AN
The commonwealth., 1920-05-28
ANNOl nc ENT

hereby announce myself a
candidate to the House OF Repre-.
sF.ntative> for Halifax County
subject to the action Of the Demo-
cratic primary to be held the 5th
OF June.
j. II. DARDEN.
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angeflagt tit, ant Mor6e 1eS Garmers
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Surge Na@ri9ten ans
ben norDmei tli9en StaQten

ten fir Sen &on9reb aufgeiteut NOR
oen. @olltea0 lomobl als a16 iein
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ltonos5eit erbeten. Ser 8ernrtetlte
lpuroe I'M GountpgefangniS nnterge=
bro6t. Senator s. 9. SuQioan, mel
der Sen oes Mor0es 8ei6nloigte1
p%ertei0igte, lit Ser 5uperl t6tlitpen An=
iibt, 6aB Ser @ntrag auf ei11e11 1te1ten
Yro5eB gelingen miro.
ct. Saul. - Sic Minneiota State
Meoicol Miioctotion bat lire 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-07

1eputp-M aridau 8ra0lep, Bran
5baffer nnb Sad Samtlton, iin6 an
geflagt, fi6 gegen oie &robtbitionsge
iebe bergangen 81 baben. 9ie ore
erltgenunnten mur6en berbaftet Uni
Damn gegen 8iirgi6aft freigelaiien
! Samilton 1ou nod Canada entflobe1
fem.
Manfoto. = Der &auflo6en Dor
S9r06er & @iebert in Wountair
2ofe, Minn., mnrbe Inn &lei6ungs.
itiife uno &erren-MusriItungs : sc.
genit4nbe inn @ert bon etpa $4,000
beraubt. Mn19einen6 purbe Der @anb
in Mutomobilen fortgei6afft. Dns III
nun in Sabresfriit 0as brittle Wal,oaB
6iei Ter 2a6en beralbt tpnr6e.
Ntcolett. - Sic Sla6sertrdge in
Nicolett County mer6en heuer ouf
onnGberno $4,000 8ni6eI geidGbt,
sic einen @ert bon r11no $4,000 6ar=
lteuen.
Minneopolis. = Die Mmerico1t
Sugar &ro6ncts &orporation, s. 8.
6or> @efretdr nn6 Shabmetiter, IL
Nor6 @terte StraBe> muB ibren @e=
trieb einftellen, neil ibr Die @enebmt-
gnng 0a5l1 ent5ogen muroe. @enannte
6irma befoBte fi6 nit Ser &eritel-
lung aromotii6er @iien5en' (6lapor=
ing @rtracts), nobel @lfobol pertpen=
get miro. Scum lit aber Die Q11antitat
Mlfobol> tpel6e gu faufen Der 8irma
erlaubt par, gu i6neu ale %getporoen,
mas ben 8er0a6t ertpedte, Der Mlfo:
bol iei 5u Erinf5peden Derfauft NOR
ben, un6 CUR @nt5iebung Ser 8etriebS-
genebmigung fubrte.