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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
MUCH WORK
Being Accomplished Through
Chamber Of Commerce
Topics Discussed at Last Meeting

At the weekly meeting % the
Chamber - Commerce. evening ~
Friday. the 2ist, DO was decided to
send delegation ~ ut least four
to the monthly meeting o. the Blue
Gra-. League. which would 80 into
session Wednesday noon April 26th.
at the Hotel Glyndon, Richmond. ny.
Announcement was made that the
business men were considering the
serving Of refreshments on the day
In early May when the Garrard Coun-
Is Tobacco Grower Wi receive their
second instalimcut
Through the activitic. Of the high
way department. the large conspicu-
Gus United States Tire Company's
sign on the Lexington Pike, near
Bryant-yIllc. has been rc-pa.nted and
now gives publicity 10 Garrard Coun-
~ exclusively.
Chairman Farra reported that the
Cincinnati-C chattanooga Lookout
Mountain Airline Association. pro
posed 90 bold meeting In LeNing-
ton during the last week of April
Mr. wm Miller addressed the
members with reference 90 the ad-
vantage, that might be derived from
popu.ar.zng base ball locally The
Idea would result IN a. lcas, one local
game weekly during the summer
months and that the success ~ the
venture depended largely upon the
willingness - every business house
IN town 20 close for several hours
on that particular afternoon Il,
vas decided 20 discuss this matter
further az the newt meeting AZ which
time every minister Ia Lancaster
vas requested Co be present
one - the &. u {. officials re-.
ported an interview with a manager
% the Postal Telegraph Company and
Il is probable that the latter organi-
zation will agree 90 give this town
the service which every other town
- IT, size in the State, enjoy.
Several members familiar with the
present insurance situation Indicated
that there was considerable probabil.
~ that the Insurance rate m Ian
caster would be- increased very short
ly unless certain precautionary meas.
urcs were adopted in the very near
future. Several present cmphAsiz-
ed the advi.ab.iiiy Of having the
Chamber ~ Commerce and City Of.
hciais discuss this matter informally
at the next available meeting
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
Mr.. Pof Happy

No boy with his first pair Of red
top boots, was ever a. happy a. Char
lie Pof, our genial and accommodate
ing mail carrier. who delivers the
mai. 20 and from the trains TO the
postoffice, all on account of his new
pony and wagon outfit which he re-
Gently purchased for the ,ransporta-
ton Of Uncle Sans mail. He has new
er been accused of violating any Of
the city speed laws, but when he
drives thru town he is given wide
berth, for he carries a "forty-four"
buckles 20 his side and looks a
" Monarch Of all be surveys"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
Relic Hunter

4 Mr. Ellis. who claims 70 be tray-
cling from Saint Louis. dropped into
town last Monday and incidentally
dropped several Of his crisp bills
He claimed he was relic hunter, and
during his one day stay here. proved
20 be- connoisscur Of unusual abil-
iiy, and during the day purchased a
few Indian relies. among them
an old lrdian pipe and medicine
bowl, which he bought 81 J Raymond
Haseldcn, paying $50. 90 Tor the two
pieces lie bought several lots 81
old coins and displayed a roll ~ sew
eral thousand dollars. which he had
on his person.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
Layton

Mrs. Edna Layton, reuct ~ the
late James Layton. died al her hom,
in Cincinnati yesterday morning az
eight o'clock after an illness 81 sew
era months Mrs. Layton was SO
years Of age and was a former Gar
rari county woman. and much be-
loved, being a sister ~ Mr.. ]. d.
Gullcy, of this city. who was az her
bedside when the end came. having
been called there Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Layton is survived by two
children, Mr.. ollie Layton and Mrs.
Joe Boggs, Of Frankfort and Rich
mond. The remains were cremated
in Cincinnati yesterday afternoon.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
Jury Money Ready

Jury Commissioner, David Ross, IN
forms Us that the jury money for
those who served during the past
cour; Is ready for payment a, the
Citizens National Bank. and can be
had for the asking, No further urg-
ing is necessary, We feel sure Mr.
Ross was appointed jury commission.
or at the last term ~ the circuit
eour; By Judge Hardin. succeeding
J J. Walker. Jr.. resigned. The ap-
po.niment is good one and every
body i glad "unclc Dave" got il.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
Cannon Ball

An unrNploded cannon bal. was
plowed up on the farm of Mike Rog-
er,. a few days ago, near the Dix
river bridge on the old Danville pike.
II is in a fine state Of preservation
and evidently was fired during the
re,rea, from Perryyille and accord
INK 20 eN.Major John NJ. Duncan.
the bluff on which il was found. was
right in the course Of the artillery
during the Smelling Of Lancaster.
The relic can be seen az this Office
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
New Bathing Beach

T. A. Geary and Warren Fcibcr.
% Nichola.ville. will open bathing
beach az Camp Nelson on the Gar
rard side Of Kentucky river this sum
mer. There j. long sandbar at
this point and the promoters expect
10 erect sxty-fooi building con-
tanning dressing rooms. etc. and a
dancing pavilion.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
The Nazareth Summer
School To Open
June Goth.

On January 9th. Of the present
year. the State Board Of Regents,
consisting Of representatives Of the
State University, the Eastern and the
Western Normals, and the Louisville
Normal. together with the Superin,
tendent Of Public Instruction. the
Hon. Geo. Colyin visited Nazareth in
order 20 inspect the work and equip.
ment with the view Of giving the in
stitution certifcating privileges. AZ,
ter detailed inspection, they eX-
pressed themselves highly pleased
with everything, and at their mex,
meeting unanimously voted Nazareth
full ccrtihcating powers
This means tina, Nazareth Teach.
-r's Certificate, whether Elementary,
intermediate or Advanced. will re-
Ceiye the same recognition as that
given the Bowling Green the Rich
mond. or the Louisville Normal
The summer Normal Course Of
1922 will begin Tuesday, June Goth,
and will last SIX weeks. Not only
will professional studies be open 20
teachers, but those also 81 the High
School aud Junior College.
The situation Of Nazareth, re-
mote from the busy scenes Of COM
pfsrrial iffg - u1aAgrr f,nVauf.ug.s
and splendid equipment FOR science
and literature, enable 10 20 offer un-
surpassed advantages 20 teachers who
desire for themselves greater efici.
cncy, or who mus, provide them
selves with certificates according 70
legal requirements. ANY teachers
who wish 20 attend the Nazareth sum
mer School would do well to send
in their applications as soon as pos
sible.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
TACkEY PARTY
For Christian Endeavor of The
Christian Church

Ech mcmbur Nv the Christian En-
dcayor Is hearty aNcd and spcshully
cnyited TO be- present at tacky
or hard-time party at the home Nv
Mr. aud Mrs. Clinton Basin on
Camel St Friday evcnin, April 2sth.
Don't nobody wear nuthIn new nor
fine. Calerko will bee approprit fer
scch ocashun. We will Civ priz IA
the tackic-t one present. Cum and
bring another tackey purson with
yu. This here will bee a measurin
party
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
Good Play
A, School Auditorium Saturday
Nigat

\ good crowd should and doubt
less will attend the play valley
Farm" 90 b, rendered by the Mt.
Hebron school at the Lancaster High
School Auditorium next Saturday
evening The cas-, 81 characters and
synopsis ~ the play appears on an
other page in this s-ue. The play
was given at the Mt Hebron school
a few weeks ago and created such a
favorable impression, that many re-
qucs,ed that b, be repeated in Ian
ca.tcr SATURDAY evening
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
FISHING CLUB
To Adopt Strenuous Measures
Unless Its Rules Are
Better Observed

Shortly after the water works lake
wa. completed. ~ 90 be- accurate.
seventeen years ago. body 81 Ian
easter gentlemen OH enthusiastic
fishermen. leased from the City
Council the fishing privileges u that
body ~ water. The lease was exc
cuted in all due legal form, and the
holder. thereof are entitled 20 all the
protection and privileges therein pro-
vidrd, the same a. any other tenant
under lease.
These men organized what u
known a. the lake Placid Fishig
Club" they went to considerable cN-
pcusc. TO say nothing 81 trouble. to
stock the lake with various kinds 81
fish. and from time to time they have
rrplenished this stock. they have
bought boats from time 10 time and
made various Improvements about
the premises. The mos, Important
point. however. Il that during all
these years they have paid the an
nual rents to the City 81 Lancaster
and held their lease in tact. This
has all been done by the annual fix
ing ~ dues for each member.
The object Of this organization is
NOT TO prevent anyone from fishing.
], is true tickets have been refused
several persons. but this was for
good and sufficient reasons. and no
good citizen who Is willing 90 abide
by the bylaws 81 the club will be
refused admission TO the club The
dues this year are one dollar for old
members and two dollars for new
members and any member Who fail
ed TO pay MS dues last year comes
under the head of NEW members :"
NOW the organization is being very
badly imposed upon this seasons both
By persons who have been members
a. well as those who never belonged
10 the organization and 20 such an
extent that il mas been COMPEL
ed 20 employ an Inspector, who will
be there each day to see that all per-
sons taking advantage Of the fishing
privileges is in possession Of tick
e.. After May lst. this Inspector
viii report the name Of all persons
fishing without tickets and they will
be dealt with legally The Fishing
Club will have the hearty cooper
alton 81 the City Council and the
authorities in the step. which il
claims j, is forced TO take in order
10 keep the lake in condition and well
stocked.
Another rule which they propose
to rigidly enforce il in regard TO
children fishing. No child under l6
years old will be allowed to fish I'M
less accompanied by their parents.
This rule Is matter Of precaution.
a. II is dangerous for children 20 be
about the lake unattended. Boys
over IL years Of age are required TO
have their tickets and are not per
mitted 20 use parents tickets.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
SMALL INCREASE
IN hurley CROP
SEEMS PROBABLE
President Stone. Of Burnley As
ISOLATION. However. Says
Additional Acreage
Will Not Exceed IL
To 30 Per Cent
GROWERS ARE ENCOURAGED

That the general tobacco situation
IN the Burlcy section is greatly i'm
proved over what u was year ago,
that che growers are greatly cucour-
aged over che operation % their or.
ran.ration ana that the Increase M
the crop % 1922 vii. not be- more
than o. 90 20 per cent over the pro
duction of 1921 are statements made
by President James &. stone, of the
hurley Tobacco Growers Cooper
alive Association. IN response TO IN
qu.ric. a. 90 the tobacco situation
and the probable production for the
coming season.
Mr. Stone says In his statement
that the crop ~ 1921 will not total
more than i75,OOo.OoO pounds. that
i2O. 00O 600 pound. - this has been
handled by the Burlcy association.
that between 55,0oO.0OO and 5000
coo pounds ~ this has been .oii to
manufacturer AT very satisfactory
prices Co the growcrs." and that The
association will sell the remainder a.
soon a. 10 ,s properly rc-dried and
priced IN hoTshcads
IN his statement Mr.. Stone says
There ar, approximately lij.-
coo. 600 pounds - the ia2i-iy22
crop ~ hurley tobacco, which - the
.malles, crop ~ Burnley hat has
been grown iu the past fifteen year,.
and this shortage Is due largely TO
the extremely low prices realized by
the growers last year. together with
the generally unsettled business con
ditions ~ the country
During last summer and last fall
Oh cBurlcy Tobacco Grower Co
operative Association was organized
and actually began functioning on
the goth % January, and through the
association Ne have handled i2o.-
600. 900 pounds o. this years crop.
We have sold ~ this amount be
tween 55.OOO.OOO and 60.OO0.O goo
pound. at very satisfactory prices TO
the growers and will sell the balance
as soon a. il j. properly rc-dricd and
priced into hogsheads.
From present indication. IL looks
now a. II the crop will be increased
tins year over last from - 90 20 per
cent in acreage. but Il Is hard 20 tell
wha; the ultimate outcome Of pro
duction will be, for the reason that
weather conditions for the next four
month. play such an important fac
tor in the size and quality % the
crop.
The general tobacco situation in
the BurIcy section Is greatly improv.
ed over what Il was al this time last
year The growers are very much
more encouraged. and feel now. that
through the operation ~ their a.so-
citation they have found way out
Of their troubles
This general feeling u being able
to help themselves, and the better
prices which have been realized for
their biggest money crop through
their association, has given them new
hope, and this feeling SENS To be- per.
meatirg every line 81 business in the
hurley district"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
Harrodsburg High
Plays In Lancaster Tomorrow
Bratton VIII Probably Start
The Contest

One of the best games ~ ball that
the fans may expect vii. be pulled
on tomorrow friday afternoon al
the local ball park az $3.50 prompt.
Let's go out and root for the home
team and help them win over the
Mercer county lads.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
Thomas

A marriage Of unusual interest to
friends Of the groom. especially, was
that Of Mss Elizabeth Giles Thomas.
II Lexington. to Mr.. Harry Donald
son Rice, Of this county last Thurs
day afternoon at the home of the
brides mother. Mrs. Yeba Matthews
Thomas, in Lexington. DR.. A. W.
Fortune. Of Central Christian church
was the officiating minister and the
wedding was quiet and simple af-
fair. with only members Of the two
families present.
The Lexington Herald has the fol.
towing concerning the wedding:
The house was deliberately deco
rated with spring blossoms and an
altar Of flowers and ferns was ar.
ranged in front Of the mantel in the
drawing room. The bride and bride
groom entered from the hall and
stood before the waiting minister for
the marriage service. A light brown
travelling suit. with nat TO match, was
worn by the bride and she carried
a little French bouquet Of ophelia
roses.
After the ceremony and congratu-
lations the bride and bridegroom lef,
for a trip. They will be at home
in Lancaster, Ky, where Mr.. Rice
is in business Many handsome gifts
were bestowed as they are extreme
~ attractive and popular young peo-
pie and from prominent families.
The bride is the eldest daughter
of Mrs. Thomas and her father was
the late John Walker Thomas. Of
Eminence. Ky. She Is the niece OF
Mr.. W. J. Thomas Of Shelby county.
contributor TO the welfare Of Tran
sylyania College. Maj. Gen. Aquila
Giles and Brigadier General Joseph
Mcdowell ~ Revolutionary fame.
wer, in her ancestral line and she
is one Of the most charming Of the
young representatives. After grad
uaiing from Hamilton College she
was student for three years at
Pennsylvania College, and is a lead
ing member in the Chi chapter Of
the Gu. Omega fraternity.
Mr. Rice has enyiable record as
an officer In the World War, having
been in the service overseas In the
battles of 81. Mihiel and the argonne.
lie i the son Of Mr.. 4. +. Rice OF
Richmond, ny, and was graduated
from the Millersburg Military lns,i-
tute and the Iowa State College, a
member Of the Iowa Gamma chapter
Of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fratern-
ity.
Mrs. Thomas received the guests
assisted by her daughters. Misses
Mary Henry Thomas and Ruth Thorn
as
Among the members Of the family
present for the marriage were. Mr..
W. J. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs q. A.
Thomas. and Master b. A. Thomas.
Jr. all Of Shelby county, the brides
three unCles Mr. Caleb Mcdowell
Mathews. Of Detroit, Mr. Joseph Me
Dowell Mathews. Mr.. Pryor L. Ma
thews Of ST. Louis. Mr.. Z. 7. Rice,
Miss Celia Rice. Miss Carolyn Rice;
Master z. 7. Rice, Jr., and Robert
Lester Rice. all o. Richmond. Mrs.
Celia Donelson, Of Lancaster, KY.
Misses Frances Carriek Thomas. Sara
Laurence Thomas. leba Hewitt
Thomas and John Walker Thomas
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
Mass Meeting
Burley Tobacco Grower, Marketing
Association

There will be mass meeting at
the Court House in Lancaster. KY.
saturday April 3Oth.. 1899 at 900
o'clock 7. NJ. sharp. All members
Of the Burley Growers Tobacco Mar
keting Association are urgently re-
quested and urged to be present for
this very important mass meeting.
Hon. Vim. II. Shanks, Director
frcm this district will address the
meeting.
LEWIS l.. WALKER,
Chairman.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
Do You Need A Sign?

From this date on the Friedrich
Sign Co.. Of Shelbyvillc. Ky, will
make it, headquarters in Lancaster,
Ny, doing new and up-to-date Sign
work u all kinds, Work guaranteed.
prices right Give me a trial
Yours.
VIM. L. Friedrich
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27

100000 10 loan Il application is
made at once. Also want to buy
secondhand safe. Lancaster Build
ing and Loan Association.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27
Call Meeting

There will be a call meeting Of the
Women's Club Saturday afternoon
al four o'clock. Very important
business and every member urged to
be present. Mrs. X. T.. McRoberts
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-04-27

Use plenty Of Lime around ell out
buildiass and In the cellar. "a tsads
to prevent disease.
Hudsoa q FaruAu.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1922-05-05
.UN EDITOR De
DURANGO MATA
A OTR0 EDITOR

Una polemica editorial entire
Rod S. Day duefio Y editor del
Durango Democrat, y VIM. L.
Wood, editor del Durango He
raid, culmino ellunes en- que tu-
bieran un encuentro en- la calle a
golpes hasta que el primero sac6
su pistola y bale6 mortalmente.
Hace unos meses coment6 Day
editorialmente sobre la enmienda
decima octava de la constitution
en- su periodico al que contest6
Wood en- el suyo y de hay sigui6
Ia pelea conlinua hasta que ter
rnin6 del modo que Sc deja dicho.
Day fue llevado a la carcel y
despues de la investigation del CO.
ronario Sc lie puso una demanda
por asesinato. Sc testifc6 que
Wood habia dado el primer golpe
" que antes del encuentros el an.
daba preguntando por Day y diz-
que diJo que lie daria golpes GUAM
do 10 encontrara.
Wood era ex. soldado y sus res
tos fueron transportados para
Montrose donde seran sepultados
hoy. LAY es reconocido como uno
De los mejotes periodistas demo-
cratas en- ell estado.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1922-05-05
TRES IND|OS NAVA.
JOS SERAN AHORCA-
DOS EN- MAYO IS

Tres Indios Navajoes, que fue.
ron convictados por asesinato en-
primer grado, ell pasado en- Ia cor.
te de distrito en- Gallup, condado
de Mckinley, seran ahorcados e.
dia l9 de Mayo pr6ximo, seg1n
reza la sentencia que Sc les ha da-
do por el juez de distrito Reed
Holloman. Los tres Indios fue-
ron hallados culpables del asesi-
nato de Frank Lewis, un Indie
comerciante, quien fue asesinado o
Ell % de Abril del afio pssado en-
su comercio. como a cuatro millas
de. distancia de Gallup.
En- tempo pasado Sc dice que
los tres Indios admitieron que
ellus habian cometido el asesinato;
pero mas tarde negaron 10 que ha-
bian confesado. no obstante ESQ,
siempre fueron hallados culpables
y sentenciados como arriba queda
dichos
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1922-05-05
ACEPTARA Ia
PRES|DENC|A DE LA
COM|S|0N CENTRAL

El Senador de Estado o. L.
Phillips. de Ration, ha reconsidera-
do la actitud que tomara tempo
pasado cuando Sc lie ofreci6 ell
puesto de presidente de la comi-
sion Central Republicana de Esta-
do, y ha anunciado que esta listo a
aceptar el nombramiento, seg1n
ha lsido declarado recientemente
pof Il actual presidente de la Co.
mission George Craig. Como dos
meses pasados que Sc reuni6 la
Comisi6n Central de Estado, Sc
determine ofrecer el puesto a
Phillips; pero este decididamente
declare queno 10 eaceptaria por-
que sus asuntos legales no lie per-
permitian el tempo sufcientel para
atender con regularidad los ne
gSciesI de la Comisi6n Central, y
decline aceptare el nombramiento.
Ahora Phillips ha notifcadc a
Craig que esta determinado acep-
tar ell puesto aunque este sea a
costo y sacrificio de los muchos
asuntos que tiene que atender, y
Craig ha tornado los pasos necesa-
rios para informar de esta deter
miftaci6n a los miembros de la Co.
miAi6n Ejecutiva de la Comisi6n
Central Republican, de Estado, a
fin de que Sc reunan y tiendan el
nombramiento a Phillips, menos
que Ia Comisi6n que tiene que ha-
Ger ese nombramiento determine
de otro modo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1922-05-05
Consoles A MIS-
AMIGOS JOVENES
Por Isidoro Armijo
Para La Revista de Taos

RECUERDEN, amiguitos que
es imperioso, trabajar. Es suma-
mente indiferente cual sea la
faena, sea la plea o la pala, la
carrucha. teneduria de libros, ha-
ciendo acequias redactando I'm
periodico, 0 sonando la campana
en- las ventas p1blicas, escribiendo
cuentos O 10 que sea- tenemes
que trabajar. 81 lorna su vista
hacia los lados vera que hay
muchos hombres que podran vivir
sin trabajar. poraue fueron traba-
jadores inmensos. No teman ma
tarse con trabajar. Hay viene la
edad, los amos crueles de la vejes
y decrepitud. Ahora estan joye-
mes, apenas les caldean los treinta.
Algunos mueren, eventualmente,
porque trabajaron hasta las seis
de la tarde y Sc fueron a reposar
al hogar a las dos de la mahana.
Este es el intervalo que mata,
amiguitos.
El trabajo nes regala el apetito
para alimentarnos, da solidez al
suefio, da la appreciation mas com.
pIeta, mas perfecta y apreciada de
los dias senalados.
Hay jovenes que no trabajan,
pero el mundo no tiene orgullo de
ellos. Nj conoce sus nombres.
Sc habla de ellos, solo diciendo ell
muchacho Fulano y Sutano. Son
muchachos. 49,.
Nadie les aprecia. Ell mundo
que cruza con tanta rapidez no Sc
da cuenta de ellos. No les cOnoce.
Determine usted que quiere SER
y adelantel Hagalo. Arreje su
saco y haga polvo en- el mundO.
Entire mas ocupado este menOs
perjuicio hara y lie haran, mas dull
ce sera su suefio, sus dias seran
mas felices y mas hermosOs y el
mundo estara mas satisfecho de
ustedes.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1922-05-05

Los empleades oel ferrocarril
subterraneosde Paris eran emplea-
dos del gobierno.
La huelga molest6 al p1blico, y
aun el pueblo radical Frances Sc
incomodo con los huelgistas.
En- los paises Europees y en-
este pals, como las noticias e in
formes aseguraban dicha huelga
de empleados del gebierno, Sc
hubiera resuelto sumariamente,
de un piz -paz. Para clio basta.
ria que Sc hubieran puesto en-
juego tres Maquinas civilizado-
ras::
Primero; la pelicia. segundo; la
caballeria, tercero, las ametralla-
deras.
Mas, policia, la caballeria en-
tropel y las ametralladeras Sc ha-
bian probado va con ell pueblo
Frances, muchos amos ha, o ese
peque1o trance Sc discuti6, peleo
| y Sc resolvio. Los hombres que
gubiernan a Francia sabian que
hasta cierto punto, en- los aeon
tecimientos, un pueblo valiente
ne permitiria las ametralladoras.
la caballeria la policia. Han
descubierto en- Francia que el
metode de llegar a un arreglo
con los trabajadores huelgistas
es excatamente ell sistema con-
que ell gobierno Official deseatia
Illebarlo al campo de un arreglO,
como 81 ell. ell Gobierno fuese un
trabajador, en- lugar de ser un
bien asalariado Official.
Los huelgistas Sc quejaron re-
cIamando que sd dia de labor era
demasiado largo y su salaris .muJ
corto. Ell salario Sc aumento J
las horas Sc aminorisaron-- iper
fectamente bien!
Despues, Sc cencedio a cad;
empleado un dia libre de cads
| siete, y diez dias de vacaciones ca