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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-31
STATE AGRICULTURAL Il. ...2
LOANS S12,OOO, 900

Nj. Loans for agricultural purposes
granted in Minnesota by the agricul-
tural loan agency Of the War Finance
corporation, have reached B total OF
more than s12 100000 Applications
from Minnesota, North Dakota and
South Dakota have been approved for
more than SIG, 100000. Bankers are
quoted by the Minnesota Farm Bureau
federation as saying that if it had not
been for the loans obtained from the
War Finance corporation, thousands OF
farmers loans would have had to be
called, 4 instead OF being carried over
into another season. The agricult ural
loan agency was created BY a law
backed by the Farm Bureau.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-31
SPRAYS FOR POTATOES

\ great deal Of interest has been
aroused of late over the comparative
merits of dry and wet sprays for Pc
tatOes. The ma jority OF growers Ill
the Red River Valley have been using
the liquid sprays. However. al III
creasing number Of growers are using
dry SPRAYS exclusively. according to
potato experts.
Comparative tests made by J. NJ
Mccall. horticulturiSt. Northwest IN
pertinent Station. CroOlston. OF the
dry and wet. sprays ~NiscloSel that
pound for pound paris green was as
effective dry as when applied wet. It
has been demonstrated that the sue
~cess of spraying is dependent more
on tho thoruu@hness Of tle \Npplica-
ton than upon the type OF nlHchln"
used.
LIQUID Sprayers should be able to
DISCHARGE the spray under high pres
sure $50 ID. to 200 h. per square
inch). With high pressure and two
or three nuHZleS per row the spray
should reach both sides OF every lear
and settle Oh the leaves as y fine io@.
LIQUID sprayers which deliver the ST.
luton in large drops at low pressure
cannot give perfect insect or disease
control.
Dust $pr;,ycrs should deliver the
spray with Il good blast SO that the
spray will adhere to the loaE~Se The
dust sticks to the leaves best when
applied when dew is Oh. However,
on a ST day sufficient dust Will STICK
to give good control. with a good
Nl!Sting HiNrhinp there is generally
enough rebound to the dust to coat
the lower sides OF the lower leaves.
There are two types Of dust spray
crs on the market. nHnlolE the top ana
side busters. but little if any diff
ference in insect c;'ntrnl has been
noted hetWepn the two types Of ma
chimes.
Spray machines today must be able
to give perfect insect and disease con-
troll. Dust and liquid spraye,s when
proupr!y operated control potato beet
les. Experimental evidence obtained
in the Red River Valley demonstrates
that a liquid fungicidc such as Boz
t}aallX mixture when applied i'll season
gives profitable returns, but expert
mental data has not been collected as
to the value of dry fungicides.
The Northwest Station is securing
evidence OF the value Of dry sprays
for disease and insect control BY. con
Quoting comparative demonstration
tests throughout the district. The
spray demonstrations include the test
ING Of low and high pressure liquid
sprayel.s and dust sprayers with fungi
cilsS and other spray materials fol
the control OF insects and leaf dis
eases.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-31
Let Mrs. Mary Graves FELL You Her
Poultry Raising Experience.

''Ihree years ago bought an Incu-
bator, this year I've made money.
Rats stole my baby chicks. Didn't
know. until friendo gave me cake
of RATSNAP. Next morning found
two dead rats in hennery. Kept find
ing them. Suddenly they disappeared
altogether. It's the only sure rat
killer" Take Mrs. Garves advice.
Three sizes, Soc, Csc, 1926 Sold and
guaranteed by Peoples Trading Co.
and Warren Pharmacy.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-31
FARAEERs SAVE $500 A WEEK

BY Farm Bureau News Service
Patrons of Minncsota' cooperative
creameries composing the statewide CO.
operative creameries association are
saving $4,000 every seven days.
The association ANNOUNCED today
that - carloads of butter: are being
shipped by M!nnesota farmeroWneG
creameries every week, under the con-
.solilated marketing plans worked out
by the state organization. The differ
ence between freight rates on CARROTS
and on less than carlots amounts to
about $500 on every carload shipped,
according to 4. J. Mcclure, manager
Of the Minnesota Cooperative Cream
cries association, Inc. .-.r-- .t..-. ~.
The 500 saving in freight on each
car is a net gain, he said, after all
expenses of assembling. the butter at
a central point have been paid.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-31
STATE WEIGHING
Still IN FORCE
Court Order Keeps Federal Govern
nlent From Interfering With
Home Control on Market
BY Farm Bureau News Service

Who's who in regulation of the
South st. Paul livestock market is still
a puzzle.
State weighing. demanded by the al
most unanimous voice of the livestock
producers of the state, is still in force
All supervisory work of the state rail
| road warehouse commission is going
| on as usual. in spite of the fact that
the federal law has been held conSti i
tuional. and the United States de-
partment Of Justice has declared thr
Federal law entirely supcrSeues state
control,
Under this ruling state weighing
would he knocked out. and all stale
! supervision, which is supported by the
weighing fees. would be destroyed.
But The state has checklnated the
federal authorities \ temporary court
| restraining order prevents the federal
government from interfering in any
WY with the enforcement of state
supervision and weighing.
Meanwhile. Minnesota farmers are
ur&i1l-; the agricultural committee OF
! the lower house Of congress to Get
behind Il pending bill designed to pre-
! vent any interference With state SUI
rcrViSion and weighing by the federal
| government. County Farm Bureau
| directors anal officers III every impurt~
amt livestock producing county in the
state have voted unanimously in favor
! Of the bill
TWO other cases involving the right
uf The public 80 supervise distribution
OF lis food also are marking time. The
courts have yet to decide whether the
state has the right to enfercc re,uc-
! tons in livestock commission rate;
! and charges for hay and bedding ON
the South st. Paul market The rail-
! road ami warehouse cO.nnlis$iOn sever
al months ago ordered drastic rehlK-
! tions: the orders have been tied up
| i'll the courts ever since on appeals
III the meantime. the private com
! mission companies were directed by
, court order TO set aside liz "A trust
! fun,l the difference between tho COM
| mission rates they charge ana The
rates ordered by the commission The
| StOckyarNS company was given orders
! 10 set aside il q similar fund the DIFF
ference between prevailing charges for
| hay and bedding and those ordered ~
| The state.
The trust fund covering the differ
Cncc in commission charges amounts
to moro than $2O0.O0O according t.
officials in charge Of state regulation.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-31
NEW FARM T7sZARDS:
GASOLINE CHIEF MENACE

There is no denying the fact that
the V2riOu$ devices using gasoline for
fuel, such ~; automobiles. tractors ana
stationary or portable power engines
all have served t. Increase fire haZ-
ards; OIL the farm. Today most farm
crS have IN automobile. gasoline en-
CINE for running pumps or other ma
chin"rN about the farm and not a few
have Tractors. Often the motor ear
is kept in the barn. usually for the
want Of a better place to keep il. This
is not q desirable location for an au-
tonobile and adds Hn unnecessary fire
hazard to a risk that usually houses
big values. The motor car ought to
be stored in a separate garage build
ing, constructed preferably Of Skeleton
steel or brick with cement floor and
located at least sixty feet from all
other risks Of any consequence. The
same precautions are to be taken il
the small, private garage with one or
two cars as in the auto repair shop or
public garage open" heating or
lighting devices are not to be per
mitted. Such operations as cleaning
with. gasoline or charging the car OF
smoking. in the building are to be
avoided just as carefully as in the
larger garage. It would seem that
in the case of the farmer, who has
an automobile, tractor and power en-
gines which would consume a rather
large amount of fuel, it would be well
to have an approved pump located out
side with an underground tank to take
care Of all gasoline. Certainly in the
course of time it would be an econo1n-
ical plan as well as a much safer one
In any event the gasoline pump should
be located in a small building located
at least fifty feet distant Where trac-.
tors are used, it would be only CON
sistent to have the garage large
enough to house all such vehicles Gen
orally speaking, gasoline power en-
gines are effectively installed in one
or mere ways. Exhaust pipes are
taken away from the engine poorly,
being in contact with wood walls and
sometimes the exhaust does not ex-s
tend even outside the risk, which is
still worse. Then, too, the wires from
the batteries are strung around in a
haphazard manner. Such defects are
common and the result that they pro-
duce at times are: well known. ---- Fire
Protection. sa He DE-
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-31
FENCE POSTS COST -
$l43; FREIGHT $145

County Farm Bureaus are gathering
evidence on the effect of high freight
rates inside Minnesotas borders. The
Rock County Farm Bureau has re-
ported to the state federation that a
car Of posts, bought by Rock county
farmers from farmers in Lake county,
cost $143. The freight on the carload
was S145 5:EEE%
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-05-31
FARMERS WIN
RESERVE POST:
Farm Bioc's Plans Told by Leader As
Congress Grants Place On
Banking Board

Another of the Legislative demands
which farmers Of this county helped
to write into the agricultural program
of the Farm Bureau Il few months ago
has been granted by congress.
The bill charging the federal re-
serve bank board. and instlurtillg the
president of the United States to rec
ogniZe agriculture in appointments to
the board. has been passed by both
houses OF congress.
The Minnesota Farm Bureau FEEDER
atoms agricultural program for 1922,
draMn up and adopted i'll the third
annual convention Of the organization
this year by elected delegates from al
most every county III the state, says:
I'VE further demand that the con-
troll Of the Federal Reserve System be
no longer vested in a board made up
solely of bankers, lawyers, and profess
SOrS, but that basic productive indus
try, including agriculture, be accorded
direct representation on the board or
boards governing the Reserve System
and any other governmental agency in
VOlyinG credit uiStrihutiun.'
Congress also has specifically recog-
bargaining, which the Farm Bureau
had asked in its Legislative program
for 1922 The federal cooperative
marketing bid was passed carly this
year.
County Farm Bureau Offices are re-
ccivinS from the Washington office Of
tho American Farm Bureau Federation
an outline of what the Farm Bloc in
=, IL, o.
present session Of Congress- The plans
of tho bloc were outlined by Senator
Cappcr Of Kansas. who has succeeded
Senator Kenyon of Iowa as leader OF
the agricultural group.
First in its program the Farm Bloc
places credit REFORM" Senator Nappcr
said. 1t realizes that agriculture is
at the mercy of those who control
credit and that many who exert that
control arc not in sympathy with aGri-
culture. The Farm Bloc knows that
farmers have suffered and many have
been ruined financially by lack OF
credit.
'"Thc Farm Bloc is seeking to evolve
a credit plan which will give relief to
agriculture which will make moro
money for financing the slow turnover
of the farms. which will give the far
mer annthrr opportunity to go ah"H'!
With Il decent chance to make COOL
If that is accomplished it will mean
cheaper food, moro work, re0pCuct
Factories ana mills. and 4 return OF
good times
"G'ln McNary bin extending the on
GRAFTON Of fhp War Finance Corpora
ton until July l. 1923, should be
promptly passed.
THE Farm Bloc believes railway
freight rates are too high and must
como down. The bloc would restore
to State railway commissions much If
the power taken away from thom by
an unWarfNntrd Interpretation OF the
transportation act of the Interstate
Commerce commission.
"Tha bloc is supporting tho truth
.in-fabric bill to compel makers OF
clothing to brand their goods 50 that
the buyer Will know the amount Of
pure Wool AMI the amount Of Slot7y
in it,
The American Farm Bureau fedora
ton fNthcreH the organization Of the
agricultural bloc and til" FIRST meeting;
Of the senate bloc took place in the
Farm Bureaus Washington office.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-31
UN INTERVIEW Gu REGINA ROMANIEI

Dl T. Walter Williams rapor.
teaza Intr 'un comunicat special
din Atena catre ziarul New York
Times Cd Regina Romaniei la pri.
init in audienta La palatul regal
din capitala Greciei. Regina si-a
exprimat dorinta de a corecta
uncle stiri aparute in zjarele anne
ricane. in care stiri Sc anunta Cd
Majestatea Sa va avea intentia sd
vie in America spre a apare ca
actrita intr 'un film cinematogra-
fic, in schimbul unei mari sumo
de bani. Remarcand Cd probabil
svonurile Isl aveau isvorul in pu.
nerea in film a unei drame ce O
scrisese pentru copiii Sal, Regina
Maria a dictat in englezeste urma-
toarea declaratie:
I'm viata mea n am facut vre
un contract Gu nimenea 81 nici nu
stu ce insemneaza a iscai un con.
tract. Ma intereseaza un film "a.
cut dupa una din nuvelele mele.
Sc numeste 'Crinul Vietei". O
legenda pc care am scris-o pentru
copiii mel, care are un adanc in
teles moral 81 cs.re cred ca lumea
ar aprecia-o. Ea a fost jucata 81
reprodusa Gu success in film de ca
tire D-soara Loie Fuller, Gu spe.
ranta de a fl reprezentata mai
tarziu in America 81 n Anglia.
'Bine inteles Cd . absurd q Sc
crede un singur moment Cd m 'asi
apuca sd Joe un rol intro piesa
DC cinematograf, desi nu md in.
do'esc Cd publicul interesat sa
vada portrete din viata mea xil-
MICA, care este singurul fel in
care inteleg Cd o regina poats
apare in film.
Gu privire n vixita mea "a
America, am avut intotdeeuna cea
mai marc dorintA = ma duo acolo
De cand Gu r4xboiul am lunrat "a
multe fmprejurari al2turi do 4.
mericani u an priait invitstii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-31

BELFAST, 81 Mai.-Cabinetul
Ulsterului cerut astazi ajutOrul
Angliei in punerea unui capat ra-
sboiului civil dintrc republican, 81
autoritatile ulsteriste din partea de
vest a provincial.
In partile acelea domneste teroa-
rea. LOcuitorii din Orange Isl pa
rasesc casele 81 fug Gu copii Gu tot
carl lncOtro vad cu ochii. Republi-
.canii cOncentreaza trupe la sudul
granitei ulsterului. Zona celor
mai mari turburari este formuta dc
Orasele Gladly, Belleck 81 Strabane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-31
ReCunOStinta fIanCcza fata
dc guVcTn|h american
Relate oficiala della
Departmental rasboiului

WASHINGTON, 81 Maiu.-Ma-
rele Cartier General al Arlnatei a
primit-prin departmental de
stat-un tribut induiosator care a
fost asezat pc mOrlnintul Soldatu-
lui Necunoscut in Cimiteriul Ma
tiOnal din Arlington din prilejuI
zilei de aducere aminte. Darul este
o stea mare, lucrata Gu mana in
mod admirable, purtand inscriptia
"Tie, soldatule scump 81 regretat,
poporul francez It'll va ramanea re-
cunoscator pc vecie - Memorial
Day, 1922" Ell este daruit de
dOamna Ch. Raveau, 5 Rue Gam
BETA, Rochefort-sur- Mer, Franta,
Fiecare colt al stelei este marcat
de o floare artificiala Gu un dia-
mant la mijlOc.
Madame Raveau TRIMS darul
sau consulului american din Bor-
deaux Gu mesajul: Florile din
cOlturile stelei sunt simbOlul dure-
rel Frantei, lar diamantele din ini-
ma fl0rilOr sunt lacriMile Ell Con
sulul TRIMS acest dar la Wash
ingtOn.
FamiIia Raveau s'a devotat pen
tru decorarea mormintelor soldati-
Tor americani la Rochefort pana ce
cadavrele au fost read1lse i'm Anne
rica. Membrii famiIiei au avut
multi prietini intre soldatii ameri-
cani carl au f0st stationati in jurul
oras,llui Rochefort in decursul raz-
boiului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-31
MURPHY CASTIGA PREMIU1.
1NTAI LA INTRECEREA
DE AUTOMOBILE

Indianapolis, Indiana, 30 Main
Jimmy Murphy din Los An
geies lua premiul intai la intr.-
ceflie de automobile din Indiana
polls. leslnd eel dintaiu i'm cursa
de QUO de mile 81 find aclamat
de $4,000 de SPECTATOR. Murphy
IA castigat 81 N Franta premiul
Grand Prix" in 1921.
I'll a batut recordul tuturor
curseior de mai inainte, calcand
houazeci 81 patru de mile 81 iuma-
'dte pc ora, intrecand astfel ne
lie falna, a carui iuteala din
1919 a fost de optzeci 81 noua de
mile 81 jumatate pc ora. care
pana acum Sc crezuse ca este cea
MAJ mare din cate sunt en- pu.
tlnta unui automobil.
Eroul din Los Angeles a oprit
humai de trei ori in decursul in
'resel aiergari de 500 de mile, in
cares timp STA aprovizionat mo.
'orul Gu uleM 81 benzina. Prima
opeire a facut-o Ia 1S5 de mile
ouma castigata de Murphy este
de $4,000.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-31
SOCIETATI-
LIE DIN UNIUNE

Comitetul Suprem Executiv,
intrunit in sedinta la localul
Uniunei din Youngstown, Ohio,
prin aceasta aduce la cunostin-
ia tuturor societatilor aparti-
natoare Uniunei S. r. A., ca de
prezent cerceteaza cele comuni-
cate de societatea "Desteapta-
tie Romano -Hora Unirii din De-
troit, 81 ca in curand va trimite
fiecarei societati cate un rapport
amanuntit Gu privire Ia acea-
sta.
Cercetarile privitoare la Incl
dentul ridicat de sus-numita
societate s'au inceput 81 sunt
in curgere char din xiua de 20
Septembrie trecut, lar resulta-
tul de pana acum dovedeste Cd
lucrurile nu s,lnt att de alar-
matoare precum sunt aratate
in memoriul societatii "Des-
teapta-te Romano Hora Unirii'
De aceea fratii membri al
tuturor societatilor sunt rugati
a astepta in liniste raportul
mai sus numit, care nu va In
tarzia decat cateva zile 81 care
ii va multumi 81 lamuri pc de-
|plill. Atunci Sc va vedea cum
stau lucrurile 81. ce este de "a
cut. Pana atunci sd nu Sc dea
Crezam1nt nici llnui svon, caci
multelsvonuri sunt planuite de
oameni Gu suflet nelegiuit 81
raspandite de alti oameni prea
lesne increzatori. Chestia e in
mana Comitetului Executiv 81
el isi va da seama inaintea so.
cietatilor.
Dat la Youngstown, Ohio. %
Mai, 1922.
COMITETUL SUPREM
EXECUTIV.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-31
ULTIMA ORA
ALIATII MULTAMITI
GU NOTA GERMANIET

Paris, 81 Maiu. - Comisia in.
teraliata de despagubiri q de-
clarat ca nota Germaniei refe-
ritoare la acceptance propune-
rilor aliatilor-, este multami-
toare 81 Sc va proceda imediat
conform acestof conditiuni.
Astfel Sc va evita ocuparea mi
litara q unei f&sii aditionale in
valea Ruhrului.
Pana Ia sfaryitul sxptamanei
viitoare Germania W incorpo-
"a aceste conditii in legile ei
fundamentals.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-31

tantii asociatiunei negutatorilor
mici s'au pregatit eri ca sd pro-
testeze contra lor la departmental
de comert.
Conferinta proprietarilor de mi
ne fost convocata de departamen-
tul de comert Gu scopul de a fixa
uncle norlne sub durata grevei mi
nerilor de carbuni, in vederea
protejarei publicului consumator
contra speculatorilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-31
ANUL XVII.-NO. 1877.
Amenintari de grevd Ia
Cdile ferdte
MUNCITORII PROTESTEAZA IMPOTRI-
VA REDUCERILOR IN PLATT

DETROIT, Michigan 81 Ma.-Comitetul Executv al orga-
nizae munctOrior della cae luat ier dupa amiaz
rezoutia de nsarcna pc d. f. f. Cradle trimita prn
posa vOtur tuurOr mucoro prn acestia sa Sc pro-
unte pvire la scaderea palor ordonaa Dumineca de
catre consiliul cailor ferate.
Presedntele Cradle anunta ca voturie trimse me
at ac muncitor hotar pueea in greva ca drept
protest contra aceste scaer grcva incepe zua
Iulie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-31
Luptacontra
C&rtii
de n. Iorga.

I1dTIId ScuHlpll ulN HOu, ~
pentru ziar 81 pentru carte. Nu
discut motivele, de interes numai
financiar sau 81 de alt ordin !.
taptul insa al seumpirii = 81 in
ce proportii. = il avem. Nu era
destul cat Sc urcase pretul pani
acum, nu era destul ca din cauza
conditiil6r schimbate ale vietil
munca trebuie rasplatita multi
mai multi decat odinioara acuma
noul bir catre fabrici sc adauge
pentru face 81 mai putin accesi-
bila tiparitura zisnica sau cea de
brosuri 81 de volsin.
81 tot odata ciudata pOtri-
wire, explicabila doar prin aceia
ca, dpua vorba veche, ''dracul nu
face biserici'' sa scumpit 81
pretul transportului postal. Dupa
noul tarif ramane sa Sc intoarca
lumea romaneasca la vechiul Sis
tenn al transportarii cartil0r ell
traista n spinare prin agenti spe-
ciali daca II are cineva doar ca
mioanele ''Cartii Romanesti'' la
dispozitie.
5 a facut o protestare - numai
contra tarifelor, nu 81 contra spo-
rului de pref la hartie - in Ca
melH, prin calduroasa cuvantare
a d-lui /. Simionescu. Ea q ramas
fara .nici un resulfat, - cum Sc
putea astepta.
Ministrul de Instructie, lnand
cuvantul indata dupa aceia, mi
s'a parut insa ca arllncat pia-
ira in gradina GARTH Roma
neSti'' Ezra vOrba de anume casti-
guri care au starnit, cum Sc site.
protestarile publicului. Caci, ori-
eat am rasplati capitalul, cand el
sc pune in asemenea intreprin-
deri privitOare la cultura, el tre-
buie sa-si acorde Gu oare-care dis
cretie dividendele.
Orr ce guvern va veni dupa
aceasta Va trebui sd lOveasca no.
tarit in trustul hartiei, spriji-
mind o nOua fabrica necartelata
sau deschizand larg granitele pen
tru hartia straina. 81 tot asa el
va cauta veniturile de care simte
nevOie tara 81 in alt domeniu de-
cat al taxelor pc carti.
Pan atunci, pentru ultimul ne
aJuns, cum Academia Romano 81
Fundatia Printulm Carol au Sou
tire de take, vor trebui sa faci
expeditll cat mai multe. Sc site
ca bancile 81 cooperativele satesti
raspandesc Gu multa rivna tipari-
turtle trimise de la Fundatie. lar
colportagiului, care imboyatit
anumlte flrme care n'au trimes
lectura cea mai potrivita, sd Use
dea o desvoltare vrednica 81 de
nevOile mari ale acestei teri 81.
nu mai putin, de cOnditiile bar
bare pc care le-au Great masuri
nesocotite. sau interesate.
Altfel Va Iipsi acestui popor
ltlmlna tOcmai in mOmentul cand
ea singura poate sd inalte vOtml
universal 81 sd consfinteasca uni
rea terilor romanesti.
(Din Universul'D
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-31

DanSul Zlcea ca VOr VOtd dSu-
pra chestiei peste 47S.OOO de mum
citori unionisti 81 72.OOO carl nu
fac parte din miune. Chestia sc
estlnde aproape asupra fiecarei
linH ferate din tara, afara de IL
mile scurte 81 de celc electrizate.
Membrii consiliului executiv
muncitOresc, carl sunt 81 condu-
catoril uniunei, au specificat i'm
rezOlutia trimisa impreuna GU fie-
care vOt ca daca muncitorii sc
decid pentru greva, uniunea va
lntrebuinta toata Influenza sa
economical sd inlature scaderea
planuita de consiliul cailor ferate
Presedintele Cradle zicea ca vo-
turtle vor'sosi inapoi pc Ia l Iu.
lie, explicand ca i'm caz ca maio-
ritatea voturilor stunt pentru
greva, dansul are autoritatea sd
Ordone incetarea lucrului Ia ora
|si data cand crede de cuviints.
i'resedintele mai zicea ca uniu.
neasta foarte bine in ceeace pri-
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KAT DE PROPRIETARIIl
DE MINE

Washington, 81 Maiu. Decla-
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CHA autoritate civila 81 militia
ra in tot cuprinsul Irlandei.