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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-18
AMERICANS TO COMPETE
IN THE OLYMPIC GAMES
Athletes from This Country to Visit
England in July and Enter in
the Championship
Events

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE latest
deliberations of the committee in
charge of the Olympic games in Eng
land next July mean that all American
universities which have been planning
to send individual teams abroad will
be disappointed. 1t has been decided
that in track and field sports no coun-
try can enter more than twelve men in
single event Furthermore, the
selection of the American team will be
in the hands OF the American commit
tee, and no entries can be accepted un-
less they are made through the Amer
lean committee.
The University of Pennsylvania, as
well as Harvard and Yale, had been
formulating plans to send their teams
to these games irrespective of the
plans made by the American commit
tee. The Pennsylvanians wanted to
repeat their success of 1900, when their
team won about everything on the
other side. Yale and Harvard had been
planning to hold dual meet with OK
ford and Cambridge, previous to the
Olympic gaines, and then to enter their
teams in the Olympic meet
The method of selecting the Amer
lean team changes all this. The Amer
lean committee has not announced it's
complete plans yet, but from what 1t
has announced the American team is
to be picked only aILer an exhaustive
series of elimination tests. 1t is
planned to hold sectional meets
throughout the country at which all
bona fide amateurs may compete, and
then to have the point-winners of these
games meet in a national set of games
at which the whole team may be
selected on a competitive basis.
After the unfortunate manner in
which the American team was selected
for the Athens meet last year, this plan
will meet with unqualified approval. In
1906 the American team was made uI
for the most part of the then A. A. U
champions, and there was no compe-
tition for the selection of other candi-
dates. This worked very great in
justice to several American athletec
who ought to have been placed on the
team. One of these was Melvin Shep-
pard, the fastest middle distance run
ner in America at the time. OF course
there were hardly any college men on
the team, this being due to the fact
that the games were held during the
college year when it was impossible for
undergraduates to get away.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-18

Everything you want you will ma IN tno
classified pagc-a modern encycioReoiA- o"'
cent q word.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-18
GRAY WINS ANOTHER ONE
FOR HEN BERRY'S MEN
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17.-Although
the Los Angeles men were outfielded and
outbatted today by Oakland the southern
ers won the game in the ninth. when wild
pitching by Gates filled the bases and a
single brought in two runs. Score
RH E
Los Angeles..... o o. u 90 PA G
Oakland ......... 1 0 o.
Batteries-Gray and Hogan; Gates and
RNrnes
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-18
GOLF THE HERALDS SPORTS

encourage hih men and. not to rattle the
opposition Jennings has been criticised
by many writer's over the circuit. but
only by those who like to see game
of ball played like a checker and chess
match.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-18

Everything you want you will find in the
classified pages modern encyclopedia. Ono
cent word.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-08-18

What you want to do" said the drug
gist as he handed the old negro the
medicine lis to take a dose of this after
each NEAL
yes, suh" was the reply, IAN will you
please tell me whar / gwine ter git de
meals?' '-London Tribune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07
sstate fur baasli6e araaseapt tese

Saben mir einen Iisben aranten
i'm Sauis, in Der SdmiIie, bdnn mill
fen mir beuiibt Iein, ibm alIes fern
gu balten, mas ibn GngItigen pber be-
unrubigen t0nnte, unb miiFen ibm
feline Gage in an unb ieber DeiIe err
lei9tern belfen, aud in tlsinen, oft
unipi6tig ideinenben Dingsn.
Cine ben S9pertranten aufres
genbe unb Gngftisenbe 9ro5ebur 1T
INNER bas DGI9etpedieln, unb bod
Idbt fi6 bies nit eingen ssfdidten
9riffen unb Wsnbunsen, ipo5u nur
nod cine aipeite perion nOtbig 1T.
gang lei6t unb obne Initrengung unb
SelbfbiIfe bes patisntsn ausfiibren.
9te refine 8GI6e mub ftets in Der
Rdbe bes Sfens setpGrnt tperben.
Win man nun nit bem We9Ieln be-
einnen, 10 ride man bds 8ett bon
Der Danb ab, 70 baB man bon re4ts
unb lints an ben &runten berdn tdnn.
Man ereife, na9bem erit etpaige
8Gnb1en dufsebunben, &nOpfe ges
tffnst, NIT elmer Sanb unter bes
&runten Ruden unb raffe bds Wd'
fdeItiid nit fanftem uno gei9idtem
9riTf bon unten na6 pben 5uiummen,
Els an bas 9snid, nit Der freisebliez
bspsn Sanb bebt man fdnefam ben
einen 4rm bes &ranten bod, tpGbreno
bic spsite belfenbe PeriDnli4tei;
ebenTo ben anberen bes pdtienten
bebt, unb nun I6isbt man ben aus
iammsnssrafften She'll Der @Gits
fanft iibsr ben 8opf na9 born, legt
bic @rme ipieber born aufs Oedbett
unb si,bt iiber bieIe bic @ermel bers
inter. 9ie 9eI9reibuug eri9sint
umfdnbli6, in Dirtli9teit 1T bic
9rptebur 1ebr Ieiht unb einfu4. Bsr
ii9 ni9t iiher fiiblt, probire erit en-
9eIunben. 9us In5ieben Der reinen
@GI6e ssIbisbt in berielben @eiie,
aber in umsetebrter Reibenfolge, I'M
bem man, erft einen, bdnn ben anoes
rem arm bo9bebenb, Suerit bic Iermel
iiber bic SGnbe ifreift, bann ben 5us
iammenserafftsn Riidentbeil Der 8dr
fhe iiber ben &opf Idiebt, unter ben
9Riiden greift unb ben Stoff 10 grabs
ipie nur m0sIitb beruntsraiebt, bdmit
feline Salte bIeibt. bic briiden unb
If0ren t0nnte.
gei bieTer Grt bes @Gfdepe9Ielns
ipirb Der 8runte nidt erf6Opft ober
unn0tbig ermiibet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07
9ampffdbre stpif6en ensIano uao
Granfr

Udbrenb Der plan elmer SunneIz
'per6inbung spiiaen @nglunb uno
5ruutrei9, Der benz eneIii9en Pars
lament in nGdFer 3eit pOrsslest lper>
ben ipq, ii9 ieIbft i'm Sale ans
ndbme erf innsrbafb zines 3eitruiis
mes BON sebn Sabrsn perfpirtliden
lGbt, iIt Der glan elmer Dampffdbre,
bic ben giIsnbubnpsrt.br 5pti6eR
beiben 9Gubsrn ermOsli6en fol. in
Der IeBten 3.it 10 ipeit ssf0roert ge>
pprben, bab ale 8ere4nungen unb
3ei9nunsen fsrtig pOrlies.n unO be-
reits bic 9iaigung Der engIiihen Re>
gisrung gefunoen 6dben. Die glusz
fiibrung tpirb tdum mebr uuf iih
fparten lufen. 8eabIdtist 1T. 3tpei
2lrten 0dmpffGbrsn in 8etrieb gu
Ieben: cine fir ben PerIpnenz nub eis
ne fir ben 9iitsrpertebr. Die per-
TonenfGbre Io1 130 Uietsr 2dnge err
bdltsn lnb nit 25 ¬sn 9eI9ipins
bigteit fdbren. 9ds Sebeu unb Sens
fen Der 3iise in 9uOer unb Calais
Ton mittsls elettriider 9lufsiise sts
I6eben. Die SsriteGunsstoiten fir
bic seiummts 9lnlage iino ipte folst
perani9last: Oampffdbrenbafen in
Ooper 81, ,265,0O0 in golais $70O>
600; brei 0ampffdbrten 81, $4,000;
9lufsiige in 9pper unb galids$320,
600; Suiammen $4,235.000. Die
iGbrli6en glusguben iperoen auf
$4,000 unb bic Ginnabmsn auf
S1,5OO,O00 bere9net. Die es 6siBt,
Iollen auf beiben Seiteu bss &anuls
bic GiIenbubnseIenidaften. beren 2i>
nien nit 9ober unb Calais in 8ers
binbung ftsbsn, bsrsit Isin, ii9 an Der
9eIenI6aft Die ods 0dmpffGbrunters
nebmen burdfiibrsn pilI. gu bstbsiIis
gen. 2lu9 bic franS0iii9e 9anOslss
fdmmer in 2onopn uno bic eneliihe
Sdnoelstammer in paris pirten fir
ben 9lan. Die internotipnals
S6lafipassnseIeuffuft bat ii9 be-
rsiis oas 8pr5ussreht geii9ert. ibre
@desn StpiI6sn 9Onbon unb ben
Suuptitdbtsn Oss 5sitIanbss einsus
ieseH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07
nit e.brOden.m gaiidarot. unter asa

nit esbro9ensm Riidsrate unter 4sa-
tbon berpOrse5osen.
Im elei9en Nd9mittdg lanete elm
bon Grduenbdnb ssidriebsner 8risf
an feline QbreFe elm. Wtit stpei dnbes
rem &amsraben our 4ufnabme feiner
Sabieli9ieiten beitimmt, bringe i'd
barauf, bas S9reibsu commihionel
gu erDffnen. Sd abnte, bdB leBteres
bic BON Ssnnitein eriebnte anttport
auf isinen Werbebrief entbalte uno
fpiinI6te 70 febr. bdB es ppr dller Welt
bic GrtlGrung Der fir rlnetngetpeibte
rGtbIelbaften 8eSiebunsen bes Sobten
gu benz ionit compromittirenben nads
eelaFenen SelportrGt brd9te. Sene
Spffnuns purbe gang erfiilt. = Sn
fnappen, aber b6fli6en 3etlen entbielt
Der 9risf bi. @bIdge Der 3fpeiunos
stpanSisiGbrigen unter Sinpeis duf
BEN iebenfaIIs beItebenben sroBen Gls
tersunterI6ieb.
Sennitein mar jung eeifOrben, aua
bic erfte berbe Mubnung an iein That
IG6li9 hginnenbes Utter mar ibm
etipart seblieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

= Der YantoffetbeGb.
Sic iinb ia isBt gbsnbs INNER 10
piinttIid gu SauIe. Ssrr pintI9er;
(ironiif) nd4bem Sbnen Sbrs 5rdu
mebrere Wale einen @imer Dafsr
iibsr ben &Opf gesofsn bat, 1T SSbnen
bas 3uIpGttommen ipobl perleibet
tpOrben9 SuusbsiiBer: 8, buraus
made ih mir ntbt pisl, a6er iebt
i'm Dinter frisrt bas DaFer auf
bem Srottoir fofort, unb ba mub
id bann Mprgens in aller s5riibe
berdus uno Sano itreuenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07
Qeben 8 pr o.
g n

= Sein 2ebensprps
gramm. Sunger, rei6sr Pripattsr,
Dem Ri6tstbun bic Wiir5e bes 2ss
bens iit, bort. btbaslid uuf bem
gbaiielonsue rubenb, ben etipus uns
bequemen anii9ten ieines pislbeI9Gfs
tisten Sreunbes ipsl9er ebeu bel ibm
gu 8eIude TIT tpoblpoIIenb 5u. nOu
msinit alfo, buB nur na6 sethaner
arbeit gut gu ruben ifte 9ei4madss
fade. Sd perit9ere bid, i'd brtnge
bus Obne arbeit gsrdbe 10 gut fsrs
to"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07
-0ttruafaatta.Shitrz

-9iera9fiattqeSbterz
freunoin. rsSSunafruu 8rigitte
SugenOrsi9 1T MitaIisb bes 8bisrs
iduBOereins unO 70 iunften 9emiiz
tbes, oaB iis. als iis einmal Elm biez
bii6es Mdus9en asfanaen bat, es
nidt iiber's SerS brinaen tOnnte,
bisies gu t0bten, ionbern es unter bem
SduB Der abenbliden 9Gmmerung
in ben 2aoertslIsr bss 8utterbGnblers
5sttbuber snti6liipfen Iisb. Der sinit
bOr iiebaebn sSahren einen gotilIon
nit ibr tanSts unb nod SunsgsfeIIe
1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

- Sm Refdurunt. @ait
Gum 8eIIner. Der ii9 bic SiifteH
bGlD: rSeIIntr, baben sic Ss9ins
(Siiftpeb2 Gellner: n0u mub i9
NAL um Buffet fragen, ob es bus
bsut' sibt?"
% Audlifttation. Sdmiss
renbirsttor: Suben sic treenb ipel4e
5Gbistsiten uuf5upeiien, bic Sic Bee
rsdtisen, fid benz Sbeuter 5u5utpen'
benz @ntbuiiait: SapobI, Serr Di'
rsttOr, i9 sfe iebr tpeHig!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

= 2tBtss RitteI. Start
psrI4uIOster @rdf (bei Osm ii4 forts
geisbt 9Idubigsr i'm S4lOB einfins
benz: Ia, penn bus 10 fOrtssbt, fam
i9 balb ipieber bic ulte 3usbriide
in Stanb i.ben lafen!
= anstpanbtts Sprids
mort. r0enf bod an, Der bide
&anbibat Der Sbeolosie, Der ipdbs
renb Der &olIeaitunben INNER sss
i9lafen bat. ift nun bod bur6's
Gramen setommen!" rSu. ia,
ben Seinen sibrs Der Serr int
S9lafs!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

= @egenfeitig. @atts: Sd
babe Seinem Batter geiast, i4 tOnnte
Did ni9t srnGbren. Satin: limb
mas idgte sr baruuf9 9utte: Gr
Reints. sr bate fhon bieislbsH grs
fubrunsen sema9t.
Greunoinnen. 5reunbiH:
3ann bsiu Wtdnn au9 gallant feiu9
Oberlebrersfrau: 9as metn' i4: er
nennt mid INNER 9lpbrobite -
TreuHbin: 9etpib - bu bait ia
aud 10 mas glntites.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

= 2ei9te 4bbiGfe. Srau
gum ipdt bsimtebrenben 9utten):
Su tpsI9sm 3uifanbe muB id bid
ipiebsr ieb'n9 - ~Nua' bo4's
2Nht aus, alte!"
- q 9Iimme Grfa br'u ng.
.Darum bub.n sic feline bobe Wieiz
nung BON ben 6rautn2" = SD
baB mid bereits BON sipei iheibtn
laFen, unb bic brittle, bic i'd iebt
baB bat meine Ssmbtn uno Striim>
pfc aus Der Sunssefslsn3sit AUDI
nod ni4t getOpft."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

n0as 1T absr bod idredlib BON
Dir, GarI = aGls Srausn fdidit Su
in elm 8ub, nur i6, mo i9 bod,
fpie 9u ipeibt, aud nidt gang gefunb
bin, barf nidt!"
.2l6er i9 bite Did, GliIe
Did perbe i9 bod ni9t nu9 Der
S9ablone bebanbeln!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

- 8Osbaft. SiinsIins mad
bem Rafirsn): sic huben mir bod
5durs aus Oem 8urts seriFen! Bar
Bier: Sas 1T Hicht pubr, bite 5dblen
sic nur na9!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

= grG6F. Sungs Sdusfrau
Gals ibr Der total perungIiidte unb
gei6madloie clubbing pl6blib in's
Seuer fdlt. dufutbmenb): 9Ott iei
9dnt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

auben: Die rstden 9suts ba-
ben es bod gut = NIT peldem Be
bassn Der ba iein 9lus leert!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

= Der 9IdBtopf. Gr: Sd
I4iafe tets nit Sdnof9uben, ne
baItsn bic SGnoe slutt. Sic: S9Ids
fen Sic aud nit Oem 9ut auf benz
8opf9
= Der Iei9ttfs Oien #.
WO babsn bic Solbatsn ben Isi6s
teiten 0ienit9 rSn Der 6eitung,
neil lie bort in sinsm Sort falafen
t0nnsn."
= Simmer fred. vDas, sic
ipollen meine So9ter beiratbsn uno
iinb isbt duber StslIung9" = IRA,
bu babe ih ia strube bic BETTE 3sit
gum Seiratben!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

4bIsitung. 2e6rsr: 8or>
aus 1T bsin Rod gemudt2 S9iis
Ier: 2lus Sud. 2sbrer: Doruus
tpirO bas Sud semu9t9 S9iiIsr:
Qtas @oGIs. 2ebrer: Dober tommt
Die 8olle2 SdiiIer: Bonn S9ufe.
2sbrer: Bon fpslbsm Sbisre bait Ou
aIIo beinsn Rod2 Sdiilsr: Bon
4sinem Batter!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

- nnbeba9t. gatient: 2lbsr
Serr Oottor, ni9t sinmal rauden
foa i9 = mein 9roBpatsr iit bsuts
neun5ig Sabre alt unb bot fein
ganaes 2t6en lang seraudt! Dot
tor: Sd, ia - abtr tpenn er ni9t
gerdu6t bate - tpGre er au6 Id3on
Diel dItsr, mein 2ieber!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07
Sm Gfsr.

RedtsanpaIt: r..Su ia,
Dersbrte 5ruu, es lit setpiB re6t bGBz
lid bon Sbrem Mann, ouB sr Sic
valte S6lumpe~ genannt bat, uls Sic
Ulittdgs nod i'm Bette lagsn, uber
oas 1T bod nod tsin Sdeiounsss
grunO. 8efer pGr's ulIerOinss gene
fen, er bate etnen StOd senommen
unb sic OrosHtlid burdsspriigelt -
Sann pGrsn mir id0n heraus!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-03-07

Snnen: r8rr, fdmedt bas Bit.
tsrpaF.r f9euBIid. ba iit ale Sage
Elm Deinglas uu4 f9on gu DieI."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-20
SUNDERLAND.


Dennie Bowie spent Sunday with his
family.
Ralph Burt OF Arlington was 10 town
Tuesday.
John Bradley and family are stop
ping at Mrs Julls HIPS.
MSS Florence Wyman Is visiting
Mrs Ernest Goyette.
Ralph Bentley died very suddenly OF
heart trouble Monday afternoon.
liMrs Jennie Squires has been helping
Mrs Ralph Bentley for q few days.
Mrs L G. Bacon has returned after
spending several weeks In Boston.
Cora Wright has gone TO Manches
ter to work for Mrs Charles Hawley.
Nettie NJ. Grifiiu attended the funer-
al OF her uncle. Gates Rogers OF Green
wich.
1 Mrs A. j. HouQhton Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs Edward Brockway OF
Clarks Mills, N. Y.
Younger's yandervillians gave on
enterta inment at the old boro school
house Tuesday and Wednesday night
Mr. and Mrs Fred Cook OF Manches
ter spent Tuesday and "Wednesday
with her mother, Mrs Addison Grey
CRY.
Mrs ID. Andrew OF Rutland spent
Tuesday with her brother, T.. ]. Bacon
who fell and hurt his arm four weeks
ago Friday. He Is gaining slowly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-20
NORTH PowEAL.

Miss Eta Kelly Is III at her nome.
John Moss visited relatives herr
Sunday.
Geo Ely aud family have moved TO
Zylonite.
John Barry and family have moved
10 Mechanicyille.
Mrs Haiford Minor recently visited
friends 10 Rutland.
Miss Alice Church OF Springfield IA
visiting relatives here.
Albert Dean and daughter, Regina
spent Sunday In Albany.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Gardner have
gone 10 Melrose 70 reside.
Miss Mary Potter has been III but
IL now able 10 attend school.
Miss Josephine stryker spent Sun
day with friends 10 Adams.
A daughter was born IN Mr. and
Mrs Abrahams Friday night.
John Arbour has bought the hsh
and vegetable route OF Geo Bullet.
Frank Eidrcd spent Sunday with bis
sister. Mrs Frank Brimmer OF Albany.
Deck James has moved into the
house formerly occupied by George
Ely.
Mrs Anna Madison IL visiting her
daughter. Mira Lena wyman OF Sun
derland.
Mrs Noah Brooks and daughter,
Enid are spending . few weeks 10
England.
A new reservoir II being built here
by the North Pownal manufacturing
company.
Geo Bullet and family have re-
moved To Hoosick Falls where they
will reside.
Mrs Potter and Mrs Gardner are
spending few days ~ith relatives 10
Troy and Schenectady.
Reuben Madison ieft Monday morn .
ing for Schenectady where he has q
position In the General Electric work..
John Smith. formerly . teams,er
for the New England Lime company
has left there aud Is nov working on
the new reservoir.
An Increase OF 10 per cent In the
wages OF the employees Of the North
Posnal manufacturing company will
take effect the 9th OF this month.
An Italian employed by the Boston
a Maine railroad had his foot badly
crushed here a. the crossing by q rail
falling upon IL. He was taken 70
Hoosick Falls for treatment
A May party was held ut the Con.
gregational parsonage Thursday eve
nlng for the benefit OF the church i'm
provemept fund. Many people attend.
ed and q very enjoyable time was
spent.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-20
EAST ARLINGTON.

Mr. and Mrs c. A. Eddy spent Wed
nesdsy In Troy.
Mrs Robert Bonn visited In Ben
nington Wednesday.
Mrs Ro lin Bump and Miss Celia
Blair spent Wednesday 10 Bennington
Jesse Madison OF Bennington was
In town the past week on q fishing trip
Mrs s. X. Gray Is entertaining her
sister, Miss Thornton OF Cambridge.
iINrs George SCarr and son we're the
guests OF her sister Mrs M. o. Scutt a
few days this week.
DR. and Mrs Gray we're called "
Cambridge Tuesday by the Illness Of q
relative, not Mrs Gray's sister,
James Dennison and family OF Wor
cester have been visiting his mother,
Mrs Helen Dennison the past week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-20
Fe,r After c..s,,as Policemen.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. May 20-Gov.
ernor Joseph w. folk lett for jefferson
City after a long conference with the
KANSAS City police commissioners re-.
gardIng graft charges, apparently ron.
WINGED that there Ia n strong alliance
existing between the Metropolitan
Street Railroad company and the police
force. A high police Official II authori.
ty for the statement that within two
years this alleged alliance has been
encouraged by the heads OF the depart
ment. Mayor Bearisley has repeatedly
charged that policemen have been
overzealous In serving the street car
company. -l-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-20
Peace ce.ssssne. q, Lal. Moho.s.

ss@'F - s*s* .'.'.@s
LAKE MoHoNK, n. ". May 20
Many prominent educators and states
men VIII gnther here on Wednesday 10
take part IN the three days session Of
the thlrteenth annual meeting Of the
Lake Mohonk conference on interna.
tional arbltration. Among those who
Will address the conference are En-.
rique Q. Crccl. Mexican ambassador 10
the United states; Ignacio Calderon.
Bolivian minister 10 the United States:
stewart l.. woodford. former Ameri-
can minister 10 Spain; Nlcholns Muir
ray Butler. president Of Columbia uni.
versity: Francis Il. LOOMS. former as.
sIstant secretary OF state. and John
Barrett director OF the bureau Of
American republics.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-20
mana rar ra.,m..,.r.. nura.r.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May is
william Schimmel Ii under arrest here
charged with the murder and robbery
Of Postmaster Martin c. Golden az
DennlsOn April y. 1905. Golden was
held up and shot Just outside his store
al night schlmmel disappeared imme-
dlately afterward. but returned few
days ago.
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ra.-r,y p.n ror Jsm..,ow. 'r.ir.

NORFOLK. Va. May IS. = Tho
jamestown Exposition company was
notified that all objection 10 the bring
Ing of the Liberty bell from PhIladel.
phla 90 the exposition has been over
come and that the bell will arrive mere
after July Is. II win be Installed In
the Pennsylvania building. which IL .
reproduction OF Independence hall.
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c.y,.,, A..,,.a oIs,,s.y,

NAPLES. May 20. - An American
captain Of ons OF the transatlantic
lines having this M port Of entry In
Italy was arrested here because he
gave his passengers more meet than
the law dcsignatcs. The prosecuting
officer said that the captain was aiding
and abettlng gluttony.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-20

An Italian employed by the Boston
a Maine railroad had his foot badly
crushed here n the crossing by q rail
falling upon IL. He was taken 70
Hoosick Falls for treatment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-20

Stops earache Ia two minuy.s, tooth
ache or pain Of burn or scald In I've
minutes; hoarseness, one hour; muscle
ache, two hours; sore throat, twelve
hours DR. Thomas Electric OIL, mon
arch over pain.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-20

LONDON. May ~. The Morning
Post says today that at the Irish Ma
iionalist convention tomorrow John
Redmond will move n resolution hos.
tile 10 Chief Secretary For Ireland BIr.
rcll's Irish bill. This II said 60 be a
conspicuous victory for the priests,
against whose local influence over edu.
cation the bin Il said 10 be secretly
aimed
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car worker. wa., Nor. r.y.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. May is-Car
workers. machinlsts and blscksmiths
employed by the New York. New ia.
ven and Hartford Railroad company.
numbering nearly 1900. have submit.
ted n request for an Increase In wages.
according 10 q statement made here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-20

Most disnguring skin eruptIons,
scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc, are due
10 impure blood. Burdock Blood BIZ
ters IL q cleansing blood tonic. Makes
you clear-eycd, olear.brained, clear
Aklnned.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-20

II you haven't the time 10 exercise
regularly Deans Regulets will prevent
constipation. They induce a mild, easy
healthful action Oh the bowels without
gripping. Ask your druggist for them,
25c'
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e,... I.su.,ry Revived ., Sandwich.

SANDWICH. Mass, May -. - Tho
greatest industry Of this little Cape
Cod town aud the greatest Industry Of
Cape God ~ we'll. the manufacture OF
glassware. Inns been revived here after
having been virtually abandoned for
twenty-five years. Sandwich was once
known M the glass manufacturing cen.
ter Of the United States.