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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-07-28

I by yell of rage from their pursuers.
"Lie low" cried Awkward, motioning
with his left hand. "They will learn
wisdom They are bringing forward
shield and mantlet. We shall have some
pebbles about our ears ere long"
The three vessels had been sweeping
swiftly westward, the cog still well TO
the front, although the galleys were
drawing in upon either quarter. To the
left was a hard skyline unbroken by a
sail Alleyne stood by the tiller, looking
backwards, the fresh wind full in his
teeth.
"What was that?' he asked, as a hiss
ing, sharp-drawn voice seemed to whisper
in his ear. The steersman smiled, and
pointed with his foot to where short,
heavy cross-bow quarrel stuck quivering
in the boards. At the same instant the
man tumbled forward upon his knees, and
lay lifeless upon the deck, the blood
stained feather, of a second bolt jutting
out from his back. AS Alleyne stopped
to raise him, the air seemed to be alive
with the sharp zip-zip Of the bolts, and he
could hear them pattering on the deck
like apples at a tree-shaking.
Keep them in play Awkward, with ten
of your men," said Sir Nigel. And let
ten of Sir divers bowmen do as much
to show them how much they have to
fear from us" The master-shipman looked
at the knight with n troubled face.
"They keep their distance from us"
said he Our archery is over-good, and
they will not close.
IL think | may trick them," the knight
answered cheerfully, and passed his order
to the archers. Instantly five of them
threw up their hands and fell PROSTATE
upon the deck.
"They still hold aloof!" cried Haw-
tayne.
"Then down with two more!'' shouted
their leader, "That will do. Ma fol
but they come to our lure like chicks to
the fowler. To your arms, men!
AS he spoke a roar of voices and roll
the water was dashed into spray by the
hurried beat of hundred oars. Down
the pirates swooped.
In heavy clusters they hung upon the
forecastle all ready for a spring-faces
white, faces brown. faces yellow, and
faces black; fair Norsemen. swarthy
italians. fierce rovers from the Levant
| and fiery Moors from the Barbary States.
Of all hues and countries and marked
| solely by the common stamp Of n wild.
| beast ferocitv. Rasping up on either =.
with oars trailing to save them from
| snanpinc. thpv noured IN living torrer'
| with horrid yell and shrill whoop upon
| tho uercho ntman
But wilder yet was the cry. and shriller
still the scream. when there rose up from
| the shadow of the cog's silent bulwarks
the long lines of the English bowmen.
and the arrows whizzed in a deadly sleet
| among the unprepared masses upon the
pirate decks.
One moment Alleyne saw the
galley's poop crowed with rushing figures
| waving arms, exultant faces the next !;
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-07-28

goshawks on a heron. Is there not some
symbol or device upon their sailsY'
THAT on the right" said Edricson,
appears to have the head of an Ethiop
upon IL.
Ills the badge of Tete-noire the
Norman" cried a seaman-pariner. Il
have seen it before, when he harried us
al Winchelsea. He is wondrous large
and strong man, with no ruth for man,
woman or beast. They say that he hath
the strength of six; and, certes, he hath
the crimes of six upon his SOUL"
by st. Paul." said Sir Nigel, what
is that upon the other galleyf"
1T is the red cross of Genoa. This
Spade-beard is a very noted captain, and
it is his boast that there are no seamen
and no archers in the world who can
compare with those who serve the Doge
Boccanegra.
THAT we shall prove" said Goodwin
Hawtayne.
They will lay us aboard on either
quarter, my lord" cried the master.
"See how they stretch out from each
other! The Norman hath mangonel or
a trabuch upon the forecastle. See, they
bend to the levers! They are about to
Loose it."
"Aylward," cried the knight, "pick your
tuIte anu see III you can
rot do something to hinder their aim.
Methinks they are within long arrow
fight"
Seventeen score paces," said the
archer, running his eye backward and
forward. "-y my ten fnger-bones it
would be strange thing if we could not
notch a mark at that distance. Here,
Watkin, of Sowley, Arnold, Long
Williams, let us show the rogues that
they have English bowmen to deal with"
The three archers named stood at the
further end of the poop, balancing them
selves with feet widely spread and bows
drawn, until the heads of the cloth-yard
arrows were level with the centre of the
stave. you are the surer, Watkin,"
said Awkward, standing by them with
rogue with the red Golf. You two bring
down the man with the head-piece, and
will hold myself ready if you miss. Ma
fol b! they are about to loose her. Shoot,
mes garcons, or you will be too late"
The throng of pirates had cleared away
from the great wooden catapult, leaving
two of their number to discharge it.
One in scarlet cap bent over it, steady
ing the jagged rock which was balanced
on the spoon-shaped end of the long
wooden lever. The other held the
loop of the rope which would re-
lease the catch and send the un-
wieldly missile hurtling through the
air. So for an instant they stood, show
ing hard and clear against the white sail
behind them. The next, redcap had fallen
across the stone with an arrow between
his ribs; and the other, struck in the leg
and in the throat, was writing and splut-
tering upon the ground. AS he toppled
backward he had loosed the spring, and
the huge beam of wood, swinging round
with tremendous force, cast the corpse
of his comrade so close to the English
ship that it's mangled and distorted limbs
grazed her very stern AS to the stone,
it glanced off obliquely and fell midway
between the vessels. A roar of cheering
and of laughter broke from the rough
archers and seamen at the sight, answered
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-07-28
To WhOm Does Taft Refer?

Secretary Taft said Of q certain
domineering statesman:
'IIe fills me with dread. They
quail before him. They can't call
their souls their own in his presence.
Altogether, he makes me think Of a
waiter l once met in the West.
'In small Western town, many
years ago, l put up at the Palace
Hotel
'There was no water nor towels In
my room, and L rang.
There was no reply.
Il rang again.
"Still no reply.
"And again and again and yet again
l rang, and finally waiter appeared.
This waiter was robust man of
stern and forbidding aspect.
"'Did you ringY he said In
rumbling bass voice.
81 did, 1 answered.
"'Well, don't do it again. said the
waiter, with menacing scowl, as he
withdrew"
Prof. Mustard, of Haverford College,
claims that Ben Franklin's maxims in
Poor Richards Almanac" are largely
quotations from classical authors. A
hot controversy is expected to ensue.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-07-28
Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

OF the story laid In the llth century.
Horde John, of the Cistercian Monastery, nees
charges brought against him by q number OF the
monks. Another OF the lay-brethren, Alleyen I'd
fathers will, designating that he should, when be
became 81 go forth for one year to choose for HIM
self his future calling. In sadness he goes to visit bis
brother, the Socman of Minstead, whose reputation
Is unsavory. AT night Alleyne seeks road side inn
where he meets Horde john and Samkin Aylward.
an English archer just back from the French ware
Alleyne finds his brother in Minsead woods quarrel
ing with beautiful dnmsei He rescues her. thereby
gaining the Socman's enmity. The maiden learnii <
that he intends to join his companions at Christ
church, where dwells Sir Nigel leaves him lauphinniy
without telling him her name. He rejoins his com
panions and they journey To Sir Niges home ON
ing the renowned knight Horde John IL much yexed
at his apparent bodily weakness but quickly changes
his mind when they have an adventure with huge
bear. Here Alleyene meets his companion of the
woods whom he learns is the daughter of Sir Nigel
leyne tells the Lady Maude OF his love for her She
gives him no promise, but leaves him a green veil
to carry with him to the wars as a love token.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-07-28
CHAPTER XII.

Leaving the lusty knight and the Mayor
Of Lepe. Sir Nigel led the Company
straight down to the waters edge. where
long lines Of fat lighters swiftly bore
them TO their vessel. Horse after horse
was slung by main force up. from the
hsrres. and after kicking and plunging
!, empty air was dropped into the deep9
v,aist of the yellow cog. where rows OF
stalls stood ready for their safe keeping
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1906-07-28

ITO be Continued Neat Weck.)
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
NEW REGISTRAR AGRl-
CULTURAL COLLEGE
j. p. MILLER ASSISTANT sue.
cEEOs FRANCIS e. LEBTCR,
RESIGNED. BECAUSE or
PRESSING BUSINESS

J. q. Miller. who has boon assistant
registrar ui she College of AHficnl.
ture and Mechanic Arts aI Mos'lia
Park, has hofn anpolnid registrar hy
the h0ard of regents Oh sucoecd
Francis ~ Lester. fusidurd
Eugene lame who hiss boon assist
ant in tho fcglsiura Office Cor some
time bHs been appointed teacher uf
stonugmphy ~ tho college.
Mr Lester wlll Give his entire ai-
iruiiau fo his eufl0 business which
De- located at Mosllin Park &c. deals
extensively IN Mexican and Indian
curlnsliios. blankets pottery. drawn
work. feather work and the IKE u
is neatly nli mail order business.
Tho College oft Agriculture and Me.
chaniC Arts ls cxpcrlcncins the best
year be lis history There ave over
$50 students and many applications
had 90 bc turned down Tor tho want
of room An increase q buildings is
absolutely necessary ihai che cuiloHe
might DO the work for which O. Ga
intended ana which 81 can Do it 10
understood TIA, Win the commence
mont Of the now school year, 1901
complete commercial department
VIII bee added 10 the college.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
SEARCHING FOR
CIVIL WAR VETERAN

Somewhere Ia che mountains Of
Yatapai county Arizona, Henry Mll
lee an Old pFospociOr who has been
10 Arizona and the west for me past
forty years Is searching lor the
wealth which Hes hid6en "a the
cuRniya many mountains 10 phoe
nix. d. r. KYLE ~ bending every eu.
orsy 10 hnd Miller and sivo him $500
coming 20 him from the war depart
ment
After the surrender nf feo. Miller.
Who had enlisted at the ont break al
the civil war. LET'S thV army without
the Formally " a discharge. think
lng &c would follow him. A couple OF
years aHO be- learned that h. was llai
cd aa dcaeuor. and Immediately
took steps. through Kyle. 20 have hls
name cleared ~ the cloud that rested
upon il Wiih ihe result that hls ffc
ord eaa looked dp. found clean. aud
an honorable discharge Issued him.
iugeih her wiln a check Tor 5000 for
back pas
Inquiry developed she facf thai a
short time ago Henry Miller YETI
Gran 90 ihp civil war irn YaFnpM
ior the ODD soldiers home ni saafnilr
Cal while another innrY Miller
Thought Ga hF fho one Tor whom
search o. being made. was 'n Pres
cot yoar or more ago. 30 which
time De lel an prospecting trip.
ana has not aince been heard uf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
OFFICIAL MATTERS


The following have hcgn appointed
uuuries public hy Acflng Governor D.
W Reynolds
Frederick u. WuOdrof. Albuquerque.
Hcrnalillo county and Atnnasln Mos
ioya Albuquerque, nDmalillo county
Articles q incorporation.
The following articles OF incOrpora.
ton have been He'd Ia the Office of
Territorial Secretary ] W Rayuolds.
Tho Srhutf Candy company. priu.
cipal pigce of business ut AlhuQucr
que. Iiefnaiillo county Territorial
agent. Corporation. Organization 4
management company Capital Stock,
10000. divided into one handred
shares of the par value uf 800 each.
Offset. wholesale sad retail cunfec
tlonery business Duration. twenty.
Eve years lncnrpnraiprs. G. y.
schutt. E a Schuit. ~ schuit and
% r. schult. On Of Albuquerque
Standard Cement and Plaster com
pany Principal flaoo % business ai
Roswell, Chnvos county Territorial
.ngcnt j.mes Ne Hgrvey 40 Roswell
Capital stock. 100000. divided lnio
one hundred thousand shares OF fhe
per value OF 81 onrh commencing
business with $1,000 object. manu-.
facturc of cement Duration. hfiy
years. lucnrpOrainN. siogrind Totes
Cyrus H. Vaughn. George y ulNby
and James " lcrvey nll of Roswell
and Oscar H. Tanner of Hagormhn
Meeting OF lrrlnstion commiesion.
A meeting of the irrigation commits.
eiou of the territory has beon called
20 be- held On santa Fc ON Wednesday
the i2ih inst. Tor the purpose uf 20
tending to such matters al may Dr.
properly brought hsfnfe the commits
sion and 10 prepare a report 20 The
legislative assembly ~ iis dolnga dur
Ing ihe pnHt two years Tho mem
hors 81 the commission are A. n.
Pratt. OF Carlsbad. chairman. A. A
kc,n. land commissioner Santa fe
secretary Arthur Seligman. Santa
Fci n A. Bolich. DominR. Frank
Springer. Las Vegas, Ismos y Me-
.carty. Pennington. and Higlnio Ch8v-
cg poralta No meeting Of the com.
mission has heen held for year.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
ITEMS FROM THE
LAS VEGAS COURT
JUDGE AHaorT sirG AZ PREsin.
ING MAcioTHATE FOR
JUDGE MILLS.

lu BE- caae of Coz iorii0gr fs Ed
~ Jones With Mrs. Ella Hchlnil AZ
cpmpiaininR witness hefure judge Al
huii. Boz che district cuufi .n thls city.
the ari rdani was found guilty nf eH
ucztlemeut says ftr Optic h IS.
Davis Hnd Gepfse Runhff Nefe ihH
pfoeecuiluE attorneys end he firm Qf
Bunker a Lucas Nfrn ihr attorneys
for The delundani
% WA midnight before the case
went in ihe Jury nhu we're uut about
nce hour nrd returned the verdict nf
miiiy
The ease fnr ahich Jones aas lrled
was thui uf empeaxlinH thc savings
uf AIRS Eila dchl1ii which Wefn az
pusiied With che Southwestern Build
las anR Loan association The mooney
had been transferred i0 ioros 3D. Mfs
hcll0it lu bus cattle aut iuafefd BE-
deposited ihr money OH hll own name
a enIt ln aitacnmrni haa Deen
bros Gas In che Nora county cnuIi
With 5uhu Wa'dron ulalnHf Fa Boyd
a Thorpe attendants. lo raH1tnf lhr
sum 0i tigaf0 nu account ol pfumi
snfY note and cHaitfi MORTGAGE alfHH
in payment ui same
iu fho co|iaA eWaiy oauu iunnta
oGufdlNa NH jose Gonzales divorce.
The plaintiff nfays Or ne custody
~ the minor cllld Trinidad Con
tales
a suf loI divorce has been en
tered in iho Ceiiar amuiy court hg
Maria Marines Fa lHaa Marines
the plaintiff alIHeea cruelty uad in.
Eumsu ifUlfmNuf IN.nWInu ITH mona.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
BESMRGING A NOBLE ACT IF WE NOW
Annexed CUBA, WRITES GENERAL MILES

limit % our desires. or extent Of our
political complications
We have had New Mexico as a Ter.
rliOfy for 30 years. Notwithstanding
the fact that the people OF that ter.
rltofy believed that they were en-
tiled % greater PRIVILEGES under the
treaty between Mexico ana our own
country We have millions OF people
living under our control in the Phil.
ipnIno Islands aud Porto Rico
10 We wiah 20 add without limit
% uur territory and population By
This policy of absorbing vast tCrrf
tories with their people within this
limits of our ropuhlic2
We could point to q single pOliii-
cal condition that might occur With
ia few decades We have seen In
cur time. territories formed into
slatds for the PURPOSE OF strengthen.
Inc political PARTIES On some I'M.
stances with a population less than
that contained in single ward OF
many OF our large cities.
9upn0sing that the contest Cor SUI
premney continues between the two
great u-iiticni parties or future POI
llilcal parties. one party having con.
troll. as at present Of both branches
OF the legislative and csocuiive De-
parimcnis of government should a.
desire to porpoiuatc lis power by
adding new HiHirs 30 tnuld easily
form dozrns ~ states out of the ter
hiiOriea under the control oi the gov
ornmoni. and thus pcrpetuate itself
% power for an Indefinite period OF
time
We have 80 many interests %
home requiring oar attention and
earnest consideration. that should re-
coivo iudicious legislation and wise
siatesmanshlp. that it would be- we'll
ior ua 90 diligently attend iu our own
Affairs rather than to seek foreign
complications that iorbodo cvll re-
suits
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

Macon. 49, Dee . Miss Jessie
Hamilton of ihis plncr has accepted
"a challeNge from 'ihr ,hnmnion
poilor ~ me world Once a toar
Toy a2 yeam Professor D. Jones'. IL
school teacher of tancuior Nu. hns
nhlishel iu his toualy seat paner
raalipng % anybody WhO taiks Ems
Nah 20 spell agains, him.
Until tho norgy little woman de-
rldod to accept PORT Jones went un.
Challoneed
hiaa HAMILTON o. is year. nf aeo
flp has Ihe certificate Oh nor nst
teacher stating lhoro s. n6 word
iu Che kug.lah language the rlri can.
nos apcli She declares s1a wll take
ihe conccit uui of Prof JONES nr
eat Che dictionary which he offers Il
prize ir The contest
TIE professors rules of hattie are
ihcso; Ordinary English words.
clearly prunounc q by an expert and
Wfiiien down hy tho contestants
match to run four hours c1-tlnunus
~ no cheoring until result b AM
nounced winner DO gci new nnnbrlar
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
JERtl INDIANS
SAW PRESIDENT
REACHED HOME After HEAP
SIC TIME nv WARRINGTON
NO MONEY gut a FINE
Wmfn


lose Hamern. chief 0f The 1emoa In
diana. Manuel Yrppa. second chluf
and Ieams Baca Interpreter. forming
the delegation from the Jemex pueblo.
which leii recently for Washington 20
lay a long lini ~ grievances hofore
President Roosevelt reached Santa
Fe Friday and lcfi Immediately sur
their pueblo. They saw the president
and told him their troubles and TOOK
ia an the sights in Washington chi.
caro ana Kansas city
The president received Chief Ru-
Nero Ia the Waite House and had a
long inlorastlng conversation with
him Tho chief explained 20 the
president that bis people claimed
little To- large tract OF land near the
pneblo nov held hy natives eneaEcu
ln FARMING and livestock raising and
asked that this land BE- restored in
the ieineE tribe
w. also asked thaf the Iemoz ln.
diana be- allowed 90 live ue did their
lurrfathofA Cor hundreds uf years and
in enjoy the prlVHoRe % holdlna their
anrrad dances and ceremonies undIa.
iafhed hy inuulsltlVo tourists.
Chicf Romero. WHO "a "a stately Dis
mined. gray haired old brave. pre-
pared and delivered quna an inter-
esilNt np1h. through an INTERPRETER
~ ~ how the jpmeE uute the
plf Indians had ai an times ne
lrndgd che white man, and had saw
"a Min MANY ilmes from death ui
the hands az other Indians he az
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

Seattle glc The Alaskas Yu.
kon Pacific Exposition ~ 1909 wai
have as an attraction of more ,hsa
usual Interest an almost perfect speci
men ~ the masiodon. which ruamed
ne Norihland a few centuries ht fore
Columbus discovered America akcie.
toss ~ ihe mRstodon. wbich wns
benal considerably nrBer th8n an
elephant. have been demonstrated
from scattered hones and exhibited
a. eafisr fairs. hos no exposition aas
had the bis heasi ~ he ioked when
alive.
The maatodun WAS found un CiflP
Greek above Nome. by w. a. Thomas
The femains Ut his royalty were en-.
bcdded in The ice ile probably 81
the finest cxamFle ~ the prcarrrsflte
powers ~ cold STORAGE eKlnnl for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

gued tina, as the Jemez lndlans want
ed nothing but 10 be- lee alone in the
exercise OF their customs and ancient
habits OF life. they should BE- pro
tecied by the uuited staies govern
ment from any interference. ln con.
cluslun hc thanked the president ilr
hia courtesy and presented The com.
pllmonts Of Che Iemcz tribe The
president shook hands with the ven.
cradle chief and referred him 60 the
department Of Indian affairs
Whom be- left Santa BE-. Chief Rn-
nero carried big leather satchel
nlied With money for the expenses of
his trip u then had Ca healthy
look t0 a. When be- returned. the
srlp was nsbhy and empty Point
Ink 90 n. the bic chief said
Lots of monty when We go 80
money when we come home Goats
heap go see 30 much. indians don'
care Had Hne time President. aim
great biz man and GOOD 10 Indiana.
Nov we 30 home. indians very
tired"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

q That the government of Cuha
never enter into amy treat, Or other
compact with ans foreign power. OF
powers. which viii Impair or tend TO
Impair. the independence Of Cuba
nor in any MANNER authorize or per
nit any foreign power or powers 10
ohialus by colonization. on for mill.
tary or naval purposes. or otherwise.
lodging in OF control oyos any por.
iiou of said island.
q That said government shall not
assume or contract amy public debt 70
pay ne Interest upon which and
tu make reasonable sinking
fund provision Tor the ultimate
discharge Of which The ordinary rcyc.
uuca NJ the island after defraylur The
current expense 81 government, shall
be Inadequate.
Q. That the government of Cuba
consents that ihe United States may
exercise the right TO intervene for
the preservation of Cuban indopcnd,
enco tho maintenance OF n govern
mcni adequate for the protect lon OF
life. property and individual liberty,
and Tor dlscharging the obligations
wlih respect 90 Cuba Imposed hy che
troaiy of Paris un che United states
nov 90 hC assumed aud undertaken
ny the government OF Cuba
& Thai AN acts nf the United
States IN Cula during ita military oc.
cupauCy thereof are ratified and vail
dated and ag lawful rights acquir-
ga hereunder fhall bo maintained
and protected
=. That the governments nf Cnba
will execute. and as far as necessary
extend, he plans already devised.
0r other plans 90 be- mutually agreed
uppn for she sanitation OF the cities
~ the island. 90 the end that n rccur.
renee Oi epidemic and infections
diseases may bo prevented thereby
assuming proiociion iu ihc people and
commerce OF Cuba. as VOL as 10 the
commerce 90 the southern ports of
the United States and the people
therein.
g. That the Isle of Pines shall be
omitted from the proposed cnnsiitu-
tlonal boundaries Of Cuba. aud the
vile thereto ieft 10 future adjustment
By treaty
2 That 60 enable the United
States ~ maintain the Independence
of Cuba. and 20 protect the people
thereof. as we'll as for rs own de.
tense, TIE government OF Cubs shall
sell or leasa 20 the United States
lands necessary 20 be agreed upon
with the president Of the United
States.
3. That BY way of further aaaur.
anee. the government Of Cuba viii
cmbniy the foregoing provisions in g
permanent treaty with the United
States
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

be- arsi rot cangAt long befole pso-
PFC hueH even how 10 keep ice dar
Ing thr summer months.
sp wall was tho hDsaf nrHsrrsoa
i1ai no many years ago. whcl a
miid Wiutfr permitted the lca a.
melt from about him Il little. 81 alnfv-
ing animal ate some 81 the nesh
Mfatodun STEAK served white you
walt How void that nifikr souG
q evidently struck tae hul.sry itaag
Fnfy vet. fof De- aie q hla chHnk
oni Of ihe baasipdons teek
Aside from the note iu hir narir
ine greai animal appsara iu ~ "a
excellent shape. and 30 viii b.. aue
ont and thaWcd out and taken iO
Seattle & Is probable that II viii
be necessary % akin and sion hint,
aad the SOB WIN be q biz nua fsr
SOME iaKidwmia.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15
HOLDING LABOR CON.
NENTION IN AHwAu1

Fort Smith Dee ~ There d a
very large attendance 40 the fourth
aunual convention az the Arkansas
State Federation of Labor here lt
was announced that this state has
done great work in Increasing the nse
az union lHhel goods ~ Weil aF the
demand for union Wurkmen il had
secured ihr pa axe 0f several laws
in Che interest oI labor. aud had per.
fecicd an agreement between che
famCra State Union apd iho Slate
Federation ol Labor 90 assist onn an-
other when possible
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-12-15

have ii properly prepared rH1rfaFri
and stamped ard lhg Manic and al-
drcm ui che srnder written or pf'nioi
un o. 90 should be- handed io the
register clfrk ai ere rcgislUr window
90 che uoa office. on carrier. who VIII
write oni registration receipt FOO
the sender DO u0i place addressed
labels over strings On package " sou
90 NOT want 10 pay hri class rate