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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
CLUBS ron THURSDAY
CoI. Itlhan Allan CIrcln

The regular monthly card party Of
col. Ethan Allen circle. Ladies' Of the
q. A. X. VIII be given Thursday.
September "a. from : 90 4 o'clock. at
the home OF Mrs. Rose Trempef. sTs7
sycamore -. Phone sunset os70.
Royal League
The Ladies' OF Narciasue. Whitman
council. aud members OF tho Royal
league. viii entertain with n card
party and social In the new head.
auhrterH IN tho A. @. u. W. building,
laos Ninth ave. Thursday evening,
September -. at $50 o'clock. visit,
ors welcome.
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TAN LAC

lis purely vegetable. II Is a
splendid tonic medicine. de-
signed especially for the cor
rection Of disorders of the
Stomach and is composed Of
many Of the most beneficial
roots. herbs and banks known
to science.
III you are suffering from
indigestion. dyspepsia, consti-
patton. sluggish liver; IL your
appetite is poor and nothing
tastes right; II you are off in
weight and have that tired.
rundown feeling. then 60 to
your druggist and get . bottle
Of TANLAC. II win help you
back TO your normal health
and strength.
Il AN LAC
Over 30 Million Bottles Sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27
1922 Record Of
Pedestrians Hit
by Automobiles

n-F. q. Dlncart. ISL 2sth ave.
- xVs.. reported Monday that
his auto had struck small girl at
Harvard ave. and Pike At The girl
was unhurt.
E11-E10 - Mrs. sarah
~ i i ~ j Il Holmes. 900 22nd
ave. s.. while crossing the street
with her 22smonth.old baby. was
struck down Monday at gard ave. s.
and Jackson ri. by Herb Foss. print.
err. 2is 2ist ave. s. Both mother
and baby were bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Mr.. Harold Glenn, of San Fran
cisco. II spending a fortnight with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving NJ.
Glenn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jus. arc being
congratulated on the birth OF q
daughter Tuesday morning at the
Virginia Mason hospital. who has
been mined Meta May. Mrs. Just
will be remembered as Miss Nell Al.
len.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Mr.. William Mcmillan left today
for the East TO attend Princeton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Tho Seattle branch Of tho Dickens
Fellowship win resume their semi
monthly meetings ON next Thursday
evening. September Is. IN the Erlck.
son room % the r. W. G. A. Anyone
who IL an admlrer OF Charles Dick.
ems or who would like 20 study his
works IL eligible 10 memberrhip In
the club. This - mos, desirable
time for any new members 90 come
into the club as u II the beginning
OF new study period. The meeting
viii commence NJ o'clock. AR n.
y. oconneli ~ tho president o. tho
Fellowship and Miss Mary u. Gard
nsr h secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

The Thursday Progress club viii
meet with Mrs. T. Nelson. feahurst
park. Thursday. September "a. Take
Lake Buricn ear at ioss a. IN. Bring
sandwiches.
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Adams PIT. A.

The first meeting Of Adams PIT.
A. viii b. held At the school.
Thursday. September -. at gao y, m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-27

Mrs. Robert Joyce. OF Ogden. Utah.
II visiting her daughter. Mrs. Henry
G. Hubbard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
NEWS OF SEAFORD,

Seaford. Nov. 11-Fire yesterday
destroyed a large barn on the farm Of
Earl Tull, and four cows, two horses
two calves and two mules were burned
TO death. Another mule was severely
burned. Hundreds OF tons of winter
feed were consumed, also farming
implements. The fire was discovered
by Mr.. Tull's mother, Mrs. George w
Morgan, who was awakened by the
cracking of the flames. The Seaford
Volunteer Fire Department responded
to an alarm, together with, hundreds
of neighbors, but when they arrived
the barn was mass of flames. They
saved Mr.. Tulls residence. the wind
mill and other buildings The origin
of the fire is not known. Mr.. Tul
estimates his loss at $4,000 with only
1,050 insurance.
Mrs. Sarah l.. Scott, aged 7s years
died Wednesday. She was the widow
Of Captain Henry Scott, a Chesapeake
Bay navigator. Funeral services will
be held this afternoon by Rev. Frank
F. Carpenter, and burial will be ir
Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Howard M. Jester, aged "a years
died yesterday of typhoid fever. Mr.
Jester came to Seaford on election daS
from Greenwood. He had been i'll
but was able to come here and vote
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Nov. 1.-THE Della
ware City Century Club library will be
open tonight from to S.30 for the re-
newal and transfer OF books. There
have not been any new books added
10 the library 40 far this month.
Mrs. II. II. Vaughn 81 Fort du Pom,
entertained few friends at tea yeeter-
day afternoon. Among those present
were Mrs. Stearns and Mrs. Veale OF
Fort du Pont and Mrs. Charles w
Jefferson and Mrs. William V. Reybold
of Delaware City.
The local High School Athletic AS
ISOLATION started a drive yesterday foi
new members.
"A full line of high class city dressed
meats at Webb's for Saturday at re.
duced prices. Ask for prices before
buying" II. C. Webb.-~Adv.
Have your Victory Bonds redeemed
by US. We will do this free of charge
and credit it TO your saving account
Delaware Trust Company, st. Georges
ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
HOCKESSIN GRANGE CORN
SHOW ON NOVEMBER q

Hock6ssin Grange, No. 4. met Monday
evening. A number OF communica-
tions were read and discussed. Among
other topics receiving consideration
was the subject OF public instruction
which was discussed at lenth. Plans
are being made to entertain Pomona
Grange at Hockessin on Thurday,
December Z. Alex. Guthrie. d. NJ. Buck
ingham and Mrs. ]. r. Warren were
appointed es delegates to attend this
meeting.
Preparations arc also being made to
hold corn show November 81. In
connection with this corn show will
also be fruit. vegetables and fancy ar
ticlee. Worthy Master Wilson T. Pier
son. Fred Trimble and Robert Walker
were appointed to take charge OF the
details. Mrs. ]. II. Warren and Mrs.
Wilson PIerson were appointed TO ar
range for the portion of the show con-
cerning fancy work.
Any member wishing to subscribe
10 the National Grange Monthly for
the coming year was asked TO get in
touch with the secretary. thereby en-
joying the club rate.
After the regular routine OF business
the following literary program was
offered: piano solo by Miss Elizabeth
Mitchell; recitation, "Thc Negro q
Prayer" by Mrs. f.. r. Croesan; read
ing, Cost of Living" by Mrs. Hettie
Dennison; reading, "a Few Minutes
with the Radio" by d. NJ. Bucking-
ham; piano solo, by Miss Elizabeth
Mitchell. Refreshments were served
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Farm Boys Appreciate the Agri-
cultural Course OF laurers
High School.

Special Correspondents Every Evening.
Laurel, Nov. 1.-THE popularity OF
the Laurel High Schools agricultural
course has greatly Increased among
farm boys.
During the first year OF 13 boys who
took the course only two were farm
boys, or Is per cent. In the second
year the number was increased to IS,
of whom seven came from farms, or
80 per cent. Last year % finished the
course. OF whom IL were farm boys, or
4s per cent. This year 26 boys are taxi
ing the course. of whom 23 are farm
boys, or IS per cent. The boys come
from 30 different farms. some a dis
tance of 10 miles from the school.
Franklin Gordy, a town boy, who
is taking the course, has Just finished
his experiment in poultry raising
which netted $lS5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
BRIDGEvILLE NOTES.

Bridgeville, Nov. 17.-Mr. and Mrs.
AEdmond Hardesty, Mrs. Georgie Muir
ply, Mrs. Townsend p. Rust and Mrs.
Elma Gray were guests OF Mrs. How
ard Hardesty at luncheon.
Philip L. Cannon and Henryp. Cam
non went to Chincoteague, Va, to zee
the opening of the toll road and bridge.
George Zott will install a gasoline
tank at Market and Main streets.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17

Funeral services will be held in Mt.
Olivet NJ, p. Church tomorrow after
noon. with interment in Odd Fellows
Cemetery.
Mrs. Nj. NJ. Snyder. mother OF Pro-
fessor c. L. Snyder. an instructor In
the Scaford High School, died Wednes-
day at Logansville. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Hastings and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin West arc be-
ing congratulated on tho birth OF
sons.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
Exquisite Berthas of
Lace CSC to $3.50.

These are a new shipment
of the daIntiest styles imagin-
able and among them many
charming patterns in white
and ecru.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
SYUD HOssAIN
UNIVERSITY SPEAKER

Newark, Nov. 17.-Syud Hossain,
noted India orator and journalist. will
lecture In Wolf Hall. University OF
Delaware tomorrow night on "The
Moslem World and Western Civiliza-
tion." He is direct descendant OF
the Prophet OF Islam, OF an aristo-
cratic Persian family which Settled in
India in the 18th century.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
Brushed Wool Scarf
and Hat Sets 81. 4.95.

Warm, comfy sets ideal for
sports, motor and all out-of-
doors occasions; in blue, grey,
tan and rose, brown and border
patterns. The hat is in sporty
roll brim style.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
MILFORD NOTES.

. Milford, Nov. 17,--Joseph wrotten,
aged 20 years. died yesterday at the
home of his daughter Mrs. Herbert
Griffith.
Avenue NJ. Il. Church will give a
pageant Sunday evening,
Rabbits are retailing here for 75
cents per pair.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
Lace Trimmed Scarfs,
45c, 75c, Csc, $1.35.

Four attractive groups Of scarfs
or bure aus, buffets, ETC., made in
various widths and lengths, some en-
tirely Of lace, Others with deep lace
edges and many have medallion CEN
tiers and edges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
WALTER J.. FOX POST.

Dover, Nov. 17.--Mrs. Macdonald
|has presented a flag TO Walter l.. Fox
Post, American Legion.
The post will hold its annual cleo
tion at the December meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
Smart New Handmade
Waists $2.95.

AT this price we offer an unusual
collection Of fine stripe and plaid
dimity and batiste waists in the ever
popular Peter Pan, vestee and roll
collar style. All are beautifully hand
drawn and lace trimmed aud are in
models that button in front or back.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
.ufet and Bureau Scarf.
Special 49c.

Regular 75c scafs, made in various
lengths and widths, of bleached and
unbleached muslin. Some have pretty
embroidered designs in white, blue
and rose; Others have deep lace edges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
Women's Colored Silk
Umbrellas, $500.

Good-looking, good quality silk
umbrellas, made with tape or satin
edge coverings, in all colors, on 20
inch Paragon frame. Choice of a
variety Of smart bakelte handles in
ring or loop styles; also leather
laldles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
Munsing Cotton
Ribbed Vests
75c

Munsing vests are different
from the ordinary vests. They
are made in a form-shaped
model in bUiIt-up and ribbon
strap styles Of a superior quail
ity cotton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
Van Raalte and Other
Good Brands of Silk
Hose Special 81 .95
TOMORROW i
TOMORROW

We have assembled for toorrows selling particular
y attractive group of fine quality fufashoned thread silk
hose of various popular trade marked brands Every wanted
color and black IS represented in the collection
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
Fur Collared Sport Coats SIS
Martex Turkish Towels
59c and 75c.

Both are of heavy double twisted
Terry yarn; soft and absorbent. The
one at soc is in an Is X 5o-inch size,
with pink and blue borders:> The
other at 7sc has jacquard borders. in
pink or blue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
New Handbags
$1.95 to $5.95.

Beautiful bags for gift purposes or
personal use. A wonderful new lot
just unpacked. Included are bags Of
Duvetyn, Chiffon Velvet, Patent
Leather and Combinations in pouch,
envelope, and kodak shapes. Beauti-
fully lined and fitted with coin purse
and mirror, in all wanted eolors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
Silk and Wool
Union Suits
'$2.95

Women's warm, snug-htting
union suits Of fine quality silk
and wool, made with ankle
length drawers in long or short
sleeve style.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
New Slipover Sweaters
$2.95 to $5.95.

Wonderful assortment in plain col
ors, stripes and novelty patterns.
made in smart. round neck styles of
Brushed Wool, Zephyr Wool and
Fibre Silk and Wool.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-17
Why7Pimple.P oison G oesWhsa Red.
Blood-Cells lncvsassl s. 8. S.
Builds These Rec. Bleed Celia

You can be surs Of tAls. nature Aas NJ
substitute for red blood -cslls. Pinpls-
poison can't live In tie red rivers -
yeuH bleed 40 lsAg - there ere easugA
Iieh red bleed cells IN II NsYs rSl.
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Staternes Dblisatioussielb.

Staternes D6lisatiunssielb.
Netp Dorf BEN 21oe Slug. @tatsre.
gieringerne i Sc Gorene6e Stater bar
en- -fanlet Sbligationsgiel6 al ST.
OH SOC, ,981 eller $t0.18 pr. sSn6i.
bib ifelge en- 0pgabe offentfiggiort
idften af 8ant Of @mer;ca. Seieit
tomner Seem gnrf meo $685., 1884,
600, t1en oens @ielb pr. Sn6bpg.
ger, $t5.O7, er forbolosbts H6en.
5outb Dafotd bar ben itarite @inlo
pr. Ss11obpeeer, 1.emlig $75.02, me.
bens aunfas, aent1efp, Nebraffa og
8iseonfin itfe bar 11oeen 0bHga-
tionsgielo. Sen nubRrenbe Stats.'
giel6 pr. Snbbpgser er ontrent ben
famute io1n ben feberale @ieD pr.
Snmbgger / 1918, nemlie $1,000
s5e6eralregieringens niberen6e of
fentliee @ielo er $23. .922, ,ooo, COO
eIler ca. 1926 pr. Saobpgger
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1922-08-24

Ienumer af NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gier aft n1nIigt for at unbgaa en-
oirefte Mfftemn;ng ooer @psrgs'
r1oaIet. ON at tilltna Epinano ct No'
ratorium. gn iaaban' Mfiternning
biloe foraarfage ct 8r,16 mellen
Granfrige % Storbrita1nien. Sci
formene We6e af 3omnrisiionen, ser
bar berom.met for rioag for at brbfte
ct Moratorium, -blep plubfelig u6iat,
% BET bi}te Jig at bore @uligbeo
for ct @ompro1nis.
8aibington SEN 17oe slug. Gen
franife @iel0sfunoerings gstommisii
bil reiie >biem fbritfomu1enoe Sns'
bag ifblee Opfororing fra Bremier'
miniitr Yoincar6, uen bill penoe
tilbage til Be 6oreneoe 5tater, ian6-
ipnligpis iiolt September, iagoe
Sean 50. Yormentier, 9ounisiio,
mems gbef, ioag efter en 4onferens
neeo SSinansminifter Mellon Sen
amerifanlfe @ielosfommisiions Gor.
man6.
Rarmentier fag6e, at Torbanolin.
gerne meb ben amerifanife &on1n1is.
iion bar iaa langt fremifrebne, al
6en omerifanlfe &ommisfion bnp6e
(Sortfettes paa 2ben Sibe).
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8urHk11nHl1ptalitlu.

8oo @rufo af ben oDerorbentlig
Iobe 8rig poa Rinneapolis Sioenoe
mon bi itrengt boIbe paa ben @egel,
at S+.4 --z-' = --sf,,n. M1resie.
Ia Society ''at ten Dag
glaoet er ue4u4., . Flor Gor.
upelfen of Abonnementet lite er mob.
tnget inben Maonebens l1ogang, blt.
ber beofonmenoe Mbonnent ftrbget.
.9enne Regel bliner itrengt onerbolot
liee operfor aIle abonne,1ter uoell
5orffieI.
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aonferens, fom &reIioenterne for
14s Sernbaner boloer Der Dnsbog,
bill bet Spar, iom Hal gibes 2eoerne
for be fire itore SSernbanebrooer'
ifabsforenineer, blibe faftlaaet Bro
ifabsforeningernes 2ebere -optre'
Der iom Meglere Streifen. Ntens
Sernbanepreii6enter bol6t ct Mgoe
ihag;A men bet fag6es at bore oct re-
gelmesfige ugentlige Ngoe og iffe
itaa nogen Torbinbelie me6 Streif,
lituationen.
(Sortiettes pan 2ben Sibe).
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Ntnntt1pHnaan.
st S>os paa 2ofomotib % q @een'
affporet beb garp, Sub. So
Sosfnnftioaerer brebt.
Akporin8eu antaBes at Tribes rabi
faIes &pntpi iDt. Gtifer trnffet
pps aE:9ttaaerue.

Carr, SSn6., ben 21oe Slug. gn
efficiel l1n6eriegelie ct begbnot a1-
gaaenbe Smiten6igbe6erne l. Jorbtn'
6elie meo 4fiporingen al nMnlion
Gollar Grprefs" paa miebigan Gen,
Stral- -8anen> bborbeo to Eogfrnftio'
,nerer bleb orebt og to fa6et: 8a.
mems @befer pooitaar> at Spiter bar
6raget u6 af Sfinnerne oper en-
5trefning paa flere bu1e6reoe SOB.
Sobu @hana af' Carp bleo arre-
iteret. San iogoes at babe uotalt,
at oct bar vSfam oe lite alfe bleb
6rebt". g. Goote, &onoufter> faabe,
at oerfom set baboe beret ct Yasia-
gertog iiteoenfor ct grprestog, bil6e
mango Menneifer bobe lat 2ibet til.
8anen bar u6lobet ct tuitn1 Sol;
lars 8elanning for Baagribelien af
6e Berioner> oer ct anibarlige for
.ulDffen.
Ser bar bare otte Weno pon So.
get, ber beitoo al % 8ogne neo let
beoerbelig 5ragt og @rpresgoos. M'
le 8ogne git af @poret.
2ofomotibferer g.. gop og JDrbe.
ser 6. 2ubbs, begee fra Wailes,
Mcb, blep begraoet 8raget af So.
fomotiDet, og set tog flere elmer,
fer Qigene bleb grabet frer1.
So grpresbu6 bleo bragt til SO.
ipita1et fer. Eoget git me6 en- Sart
af 60 MiI / Eimen. 2otonotibet gil
af 5poret, og alle 8ognene itableoes
op bag BET.
8raget bsrtes / f1ere Miles On..
fre6s. 9ufin6er af Menneifer fra
@arp orog no til ulpffesfeoet. =
@onoufter Soote bar neo i ben
l1lpffe beo Borter, sS511o., bbori 4o
Mennefer bleb 6rebt.
@bieago ben 216e 4ug. anbol.
6elie af raoifale Dpbiglere i 5orbin-
oelfe meb 11lpffen paa Micbtgm Gen.
tral, ,8nnen be6 @arp, Srb., foreitob
ibag. Mpn6igbeoerne foretog en-
Mo3aia t abntoret til BiIliam 8.
Softer, Den Mrbei6erreoaftsr, fom
forIeoen bIeb npgtet Ret til at tale
Colorado. Slere bunoreoe 8apirer
bleb beflnglagt.
Dteffiber bar erfaret, at 5pifer
bor blebet 6raget ,16 al De Sfinner,
ion1 fenbte % grpres. 90 Grdgtbog.
ne @rgfte11 meo ben Gslge, at 60.
fomotipfgreren og Gprbsoeren bleb
6r9M
On in6gaaen6e 11n6erfsgelfe Of Be
HrppaganoaIiiter, ioun bleb f,1noet !
6oiters aontor, foretages ioog.
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nep- p-Ne gunber gurif- -giinen enoer
inog. Gor naftal 13 Moaneoer fioeu
peotoa 6ufet Soroneps 9arif. .8in oo
ienbte oen. .til @5enntet. 1or fire
|Moaneoer fioen iong begpnbte sena.
tet paa gebdnoli at ben, 90 ben
bar brret fore Seaatet 6ele 9iben
ii0en. -:
8illen, fom ben 11,t foreIieeer i sc.
motel, ct en- omtrent giennemgaaenoe
Gebifion al &uiefs Bill. S Sc fleite
8ilfeloer er Eolbiatierne betpoelie
|forbsieoe ober be nf Sufet beotaene,
Gette gipl6er 6e bpfe11Higfte 9obeo'
ortiHer fon1 l1Io, suffer, 8on,ulo,
|StaaI og aenifalier.
8efentIige npe aref er oeiaa ino,
fort Senatets Bill. Sen ptgtigffe
|af Be nDe Beiten:neIfer giper Bref.
6enten Il pdafonnen6e &ilfeloer
Mpnoigbe6 til at forbbie eller neo'
iette oe i sariffen opfsrte satfer,
naar ban finder. at BET frebes peo
@runb af 6orifiellen i Rrobuftions'
foftenoet Der og ifremn1e6e 2anoe.
Naar giIlen ibae er beotoget, bill
ben ftrar blipe fettot til en- 8onferens,
fon1ite, bborfra ben neppe Tan bentes
tilbage pao u1i1tbre enb en- Waarpo
Set nleooeles, at senator &nute
Relion af MinneIota bill fomme til
boge til Baibtngton i6ag fbsnof til
at femme ober Earif-giHen. &an
1nebbeltes ieaor at bere poa tilbage.
neien fra Meranoria. Minn.> bpo,
ions 9uitru bleb begrabet Sen
bags. 8enner at Senatoren babbt
tilraabet ham at taee en- lengere 9bi
letio ifit 9iem; men han fpntes> bar
rIaatte bore ber. 49,
@aibington ben t9oe Aug. Goro
Irep= g1,nfber Edrif, ,geiilIen bleb fem
ioag beotaget al Senatet efter en- a
(SortfRttes pda 2oen eibe.)
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kul -5ttt1attuttptt
Nrbei6erues % @rmbeeiernes &epre'
fentauter / Amtbraeitfeltet eubnu
life fommen til Gni8be6.
sp 2on for at forrbyBee asrofiterins
ubarbeibes. Greb anttet i fere
bit,tninbfe Setter.

@IebeIan6, 81, ben 151e slug. 9ie>
bliffelig @ienoptogelfe af 4ulproouf'
tionen / iDn 5tater bleb beor6ret iaf'
ten, og poa forffiellige Steoer bil
aulerabnineen begpn6e imorgen.
8ulgraberne fit Sr6re til at gienop,
tage Mrbeioet fra limited Mine @orf'
ers 9iitriftsprefi6enter, efterat GRIT
bceierne baboe rnoertegnet en- Ooer,
egsfomft, Der fornber 6e 2bnnings'
fo1,trafter, iom eiaIot, 90 Streifen
begpnote ben Site Marts fioifleoen. d,
streifen opbsrte M. 3.1oi efter-
|1nio6ag, ba 2snninesoberens fomffen
bleb enitenlmig be6tdget af @rubeeis
erne og Arbeiberne beo beres fplles
9onferens. Oberensfomiten bleb TN.
bertegnet at 8. 6. Maber af @lebe'
lano, en- @r,lbeeier, 1om 4onfereniens
Jormanb, og 8illiam @reen, en- Mr-
beioer, iom bens Sefreter. Eillags-
oftaler mellem @rubeeierne og Sag,
fcrbunbets @tatsle6ere blep berpaa
ubferoiget, bporpaa 6agforeningsle=
oerne telegrafereoe til 2otalforenin.
gerne, at Arbei6et funoe gienoptoges.
Brelihent Sobn 8. 2etpis af @ru.
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b,1nbets &obe6prqfibent, og bans
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n1e6 g. 8. 8nrriner og anore STE
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