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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
GRAND JURY CASES.
| District Court Convenes Tomorrow
With Conside cradle Business.
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
The June term of the district court
will convene at ten o'clock tomorrow
forenoon. The term may be a long one
for the number of civil cases is unusu-
ally large, and there are several impor-
tant criminal cases that will probably
90 to trial.
The grand jury is summoned for to-
morrow forenoon and will have several
cases to investigate. Whether it will
go into the alleged gambling cases is not
known, but aside from that it will have
several cases to investigate. The case
against Frank Ottersbeck of Vernon
Center, charged with grand larceny in
the first degree in Incorporating
81 100 belonging to the Vernon Center
bank, is one of the most important. An
other important case is that against
Edward temple, charged with rape. w.
A. Long is charged with forgery in the
second degree, in uttering a small forged
check
Andrew Layton's case will be brought
to the attention of the jury, and it will
be asked to indict him on the charge
of assault in the second degree.
County Attorney Plymat states that
he will not bring the gambling cases be-
fore the grand jury, as it would be per-
secution instead of prosecution, the par
ties having already been fined.
Sheriff Donahue has selected E. v.
FELTON, to serve as bailiff for the grand
jury and A. N. Riley and Herman
Haasse for the petit jury.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
WAS ONCE A ST. PETERITE
Fred Peabody, the Man Who Make S
Collars, Cuffs and Shirts.

st. Peter, June 3.-From poverty to
private cars, steam yachts and other
TOYS of the millionaire is the record
of Frederick +. Peabody, a st. Peter
boy who has just succeeded to the pres
idency of the firm of Cluett, Peabody &
Co., regarded as the largest concern
manufacturing shirts, cuffs and collars
in the United States.
Mr.. Peabody is a man with roman
tic business history. Thirty years ago
he and his brother, Everton j. Peabody,
were poor boys in this city. In the
late seventies Fred Peabody, the elder,
went to Chicago, took up a broom and
began sweeping out the office of Coon
& Van Valkenburg, shirt manufac-
tuners. Two years afterward he was
manager of the house of Coon & Co..
and in two years more was member
of the firm. On the formation of Cluett
Coon & Co. he remained with the firm
and built up his position until the sign
was changed and the name of Peabody
substituted for that of Coon. As vice
president of the company he has had
charge of its offices in Chicago, New
Orleans, Boston and New York, and
when Robert Cluett retired from the
presidency he was chosen to fill the va
cancy.
Sheer force of grit and perseverance
put Mr. Peabody where he is today.
Years ago, as boy in st. Peter, he
was without money or influential
friends
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
GOOD WOMAN GONE
Mrs. William s. Taylor Called To Her
Final Rest.
Co%,, 30 TOof1x

Mrs. William S. Taylor died at 3:45
o'clock this morning at her home, 326
Clark street, after an illness of two
weeks with pneumonia. She was one
of the older residents of the city, hav-
ing come from Pennsylvania, which
was her native state, about twenty
three years ago. She completed her
sixty-ninth year yesterday. She is
survived by her husband and three
sons, Scott, who some time ago went
to Seattle, WASH, William, who is at
home, and George, who is in the south.
The deceased was member of the
NJ. E. church, and had many friends
in the city who will sincerely regret
her death. She was lady of SPLEEN
did characteristics.
The funeral services will be held
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at
the house, Rev. Peter Clare conduct
ing them, and the interment will be
made at Glenwood cemetery.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
INCREASE IN HIS PAY
Postmaster's Salary at Mankato Ao :
vanced to So 900 Per Year.

FROM MONDAY s Daily.
The postmaster's salary at Mankato
has been increased to $4,000 per annum
Other Minnesota postmasters have had
their salaries increased as follows
Adrian, $l,400; Albert Lea, $500;
Austin, $500; Cannon Falls, $l,70O;
Chaska, 81 400; Elmore, $1,000; Fair
mont, $2,l00; Granite Falls, $l,700;
Heron Lake, $500; GAINESVILLE, $500;
Lake Benton, $1,000; Lake Crystal
$500; Madelia, $780,; Marshall, 81
100; Montgomery, SLIGO; Mountain
Lake, $1,000; New Ulm, $2,400; Pipe
stone, $500; Redwood Falls, Sl,S00;
Rochester, $1,000; Springfield, $l,7OO;
Waterville, $1,000; Window, $500
Among the offices in which salaries
are reduced from 500 to $500 annually
in each case are the following:
Braham, to SLIGO; Cottonwood, to
$1,000; Glencoe, to $1,000; Hastings, to
$1,000; Herman, to $l,l00; Osakis, to
l,4O0; Owatonna to $2,400; st. Charles
to $500; st. Peter, to $2,l00; Sleepy
Eye, to $500.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
BALLARD is ASSAULTED
Jaw Broken and Face Cut; Warrant
For Andrew Layton.

From SATURDAY daily.
Charles Ballard of Decoria is lying
in one of the hospitals, suffering from
the effects of a severe assault said to
have been made upon him last evening
by Andrew Layton. A warrant was
gotten out today for Layton's arrest
on the charge of assault in the third
degree. 1t is thought that he will be
unprecedented before night, as he has
been seen in the city today.
The assault took place in saloon
after words had passed between the
men. 1t is not known what Billiards.
assailant used, but it is supposed to
have been some blunt instrument. Bal
lard was knocked unconscious and was
at once taken to a hospital. A physi
clan found that he had slit down
the side of his face from his mouth
and that the jaw was broken and one
tooth knocked out.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
Runaway Team Dashes In.
to Their Surrey.
ALL THROWN FROM VEHICLE.
One Of the Occupants, Miss Ennis Re-
ceived Bad Cut; Others Bruised
Quite Painfully.
From Mondays Daily.


Four young ladies tipped over and
all more or less cut or bruised Sat-
urday afternoon, and they had a mar
row escape from a more serious injury.
The incident happened at about four
o'clock. Misses Mildred Morehart, Lois
| Andrews, Nora johnson and Cora Ennis
| were driving in Mr.. Morehart's surrey,
and turned off of North Front street on
to Rock to water the horse at the wa
tering trough. While the horse was
drinking, the attention of the young Ia
dies was attracted by a runaway that
! was coming toward them. The team
belonging to farmer named Fox, and
was attached to a lumber wagon, and
bore directly down on the Merchant
rig from the rear.
| Miss Morehart started to drive the
horse into the alley by the Mankato
Malt house, in order to get out of the
way, but the horse did not want to stop
drinking and delay was caused in get
ting started. By that time the farm
team was upon the carriage, and the
pole struck the back of the surrey and
passed through it. Miss Merchant drove
into the alley, but the runaway team
followed it in and upset the surrey,
throwing the young ladies out under the
hoofs of Mr.. Fox's frightened and pranc-
ing horses. In order to avoid being
trampled upon the young ladies rapidly
scrambled out from their dangerous sit
uation. Miss Ennis was not so fortu-
nate as the others, for one of the horses
stepped upon her head, infiicting a Sc
were cut over her temple.
The ladies were taken into Mrs. Reed
fields residence, and a physician was
summoned and took five stitches in Miss
Ennis face. She was taken to her
home on Cherry street and will be con-
fined to her bed for several days. Miss
Merchant was badly bruised, and her
face was scraped. The other two ladies
also sustained bruises.
Mr. MOrehart's surrey was badly
shattered. One wheel was broken off,
ond one of the Fox horses got one leg
in it and the leg was broken.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
GIRL STRUCK DOWN
Horses Hoof Crushed In the Tots
Skull; Dead Later.

st. Paul, June l.-Struck down by a
horse her father was riding, little Erma
Zimmerman, the -year-old daughter
ceived injuries from which she died a
short time after the accident. Mr. .Zim-
norman had mounted horse to drive
herd of cattle to neighboring farm,
the little girl and her sister following a
few PAGES in the rear. As the start was
made one of the animals bolted for the
pasture gate and Mr.. Zimmerman wheel
ed his horse to head off the runaway.
In stride the horse was upon the
two little girls. One managed to escape
but the other received a blow from the
horses hoof that fractured her skull,
and she died in less than an hour.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
WORKED on THE ROAD
Lamberton BuslnessM en- Put in a Day
at Highway Building

Lamberton, May 3l.-The business
men of this city, in response to the
call of Mayor Redding for volunteers,
spent day in grading, ditching and TIL
ing one of the main roads leading in
to town. About twenty were out with
teams, scrapers and other tools making
the needed improvement. The CONNER
cial club makes it rule to set apart at
least one day in each year for the
business men to assemble and fix up a
piece of road leading into the city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
sTIRs UP Mr.. YOUNG
Attorney General Discusses Action OF
Railroad Stoc khoiders.
Especial to The Free PreSS.I

st. Paul, June Attorney General
Young is quite stirred up over the ac.
ton that has been taken by railroad
stockholders to fight the commodity
rate law. 1t is an attempt, so Mr.
Young declares, to thwart the will OF
the people, and if the case should be
decided in favor of the plaintiffs, rail
road rate regulation will be a thing
of the past. The state will be in the
control of the railroads and the rail
road and warehouse commission might
as well go out of business.
There is some talk of calling a
special session of the legislature to
appropriate money to assist in the
defense of the action. The states legal
department has no extra funds with
which to contest the proceedings.
Governor johnson does not care to
discuss the matter further than to say
that it is bad thing and that he is
sorry that the railroads have seen fit
to fight the rates.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
DEAD BODY NEAR TRACK
Mansled Remains Of Young Maj
Found Near Dover:

From Saturdays Daily.
The body of Emil j. Strage of Eyota
was found yesterday morning beside the
Chicago & Northwestern railway track
between st. Charles and Dover. He had
apparently been walking along the track
and had been struck by train, his
skull being broken open and instant
death resulting. The head was gashed
open and one of the arms torn from
the body. One hand was found to Be
in shreds.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
TWEkTY-THReE ACRES
This Nice Addition Made to Minneopa
State Park.

The papers for the sale of about
twenty-three acres by the town board of
South Bend to the state, to be incor-
porated i'll the Minneopa state park, were
signed yesterday afternoon. This is the
balance of the forty acres that the town
owns, when the ten and seven acres are
deducted that were used by the railroad
and the cemetery. The purchase price
is $1,000. Attorney General Young was
consulted before this sale was made and
authorized 1T, as did also State Auditor
Iverson. This will largely increase the
size of the park, and preserve the tim
bered sides of the ravines below the
falls.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07
SPARKS FROM THE DIAMOND
Number Of Ease Ball Games Played In
This Territory.

OWatonna, June 3.-Owatonna defeat
ed the Faribault Sunshiners here yester-
day, by score of 10 to 8. Paul, an ex-
Wisconsin Lacquer, twirled for Ovation
ma, and pitched a good game. His sup
port was only fair. Aberley, of the
Fleckensteins, was in the box for Fari-
bault, and was hit rather freely. A
large crowd witnessed the game.
Morton, June 3.-Morton won from
Fairfax here yesterday by score of 3
to 2, in a ten inning game. The game
was a pitchers battle between Ryan and
Morton, and Finley, for Fairfax, with
Ryan having the better of it.
Jordan, June 3.-The Holtzermann's
defeated the Jordan team at this place
yesterday by score of IL to T. Both
pitchers were wild, which accounts for
the large score. The fielding of Dwyer
and the base running of the winners
were features.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07

Boston clothiers on Saturday defeated
Rapidan by a score of IL to 6. Rapi-
dan secured fast players from surround
ing towns. Davies of Madelia was on
the slab for Rapidan and was touched
up for fifteen hits. Sundays game with
st. Clair resulted in a score of 20 to g.
Anderson of Eagle Lake was on the
slab for st. Clair and was butted all
over the diamond. Next Sunday the
Boston CIothiers will 90 to WatervilIe
to meet the team of that place.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07

w. j. Toher of Owatonna took W
his labors in the public examiners of
flee today.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07

In a very exciting game of baseball
yesterday afternoon the Mankato Jun
iors defeated the famous Dukes Addi-
ton Giants by a score of Ii to 0. The
batting of the Juniors and the skill
shown by them in handling the hits of
the opponents proves that they are de-
veloping a fast team. Much credit is
due to the pitching of E. Mahlke, who
struck out twelve of the Giants. The
batteries were: E. Mahl<e and G.
Heinze, for the Juniors; 0. Prybryalla
and E. Swenson, for the Giants.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07

Renvile, Mimi, May 3l.-Renville
high defeated Willmar high here yester.
day by a score of to 0. Smith
pitched great ball for Renville and had
fine support. Batteries; Smith and
Carlson; Keland and Grangaard.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07

lie Sueur, Mimi, May 3l.-The LIE
Sueur high school beat the Minneapolis
North side high on home grounds here
Yesterday by score of 6 to 5.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-07

Hastings, Mimi, May 3l.-One of the
most interesting games of baseball
played here this season was on the
Wasser grounds between the Amateur
Athletic association of st. Paul and the
newly organized Hastings club, the st.
Paul boys winning by a score to 0.
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Albert Lea, Mimi, May 3l.-The AL
bert Lea ball players defeated the Wells
bunch in game here yesterday in a
rather poor exhibition, as is shown by
the large score. The final figures We're,
Albert Lea, Is; Wells, IA.
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s.nL nLrL. on FaL.e p-...nses

S-.... Aug IS-Aru... Allen. ,.e- ruug 0. rhe local Y. N. (. A- says that scores O. girl, hay. been sen. north this summer upon .a.s. promises O. work. in oU.. .o get them into dance halls. l.. say, he ha, evidence .ua. twenty girl, under J. year, old were sen. 0 Valdez recently under the pre- tex. cha. they were Go be employed as chamhe-ma.d- at good wages, when a realty they were contracted Co rustic beer ia dance halls.
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Mrs. Eddy on Trial

Concord, Aug. l6- Mrs. Eddy, head of the Christian Science society, is be- ing examined as 10 her qualifications to longer handle the affairs of the or- ganization and the vast property hold fngs committed to her care. The pros ecution sprung a sensation by claiming that Christian Science is not religion, and the decision of the court on this matter is awaited with great interest. The trial will cover a wide range and will go back to the inception of the or ganization by Mrs. Eddy,
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Col Gayuor Dying.

Atlanta. Ca- Aug. l5 Col Gaynor is dying in .h. neattoug.ary at Macon, G... and ha, made am application tor release. In company with Capt. Greene. Gayuor was sentenced Co serve four wears in the pcui,eutiory and aaya fine of -6O0000 for detrauding che government in work on Havana L-----
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Three tons of dynamite that were be- ing taken to the Brown-AlaNka Co. $ mines at Maple bay, E. C., on the barge Japan, in tow of the tug Marion, eX- pIoded l2 miles below K7tchiknn. The crew on the barge consisted of three men who were killed by the explosion. A deck hand on the tug died at the Ketchikan hospital from injuries re- ceived.
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Receiver for Pope Company

Hartford Conn, Aug. l5-A recety- er has been appointed for the Pope company, which is known as the auto mobile wudbtcycIe trust. The applica- Hon for a receiver was made by a Toledo, Ohio, concern who held a Judgment against the trust for sS5,oJO.
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Comic Opera Alaska" Takes Hit

New York. Aug. l5 The comic opera "AIa,sa" wa, presented last nigh. for .he frs, time and is given 30 good notice this morning by alIthg daily papers. I- wa, written by Joseph G..,hen and Harry Grard of Seattle mdproducea underline man. avnmen, of John Cor, of Seattle, who has .rart --.UUU upon it.
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Eire Destroys Car Plant

Seattle. Aug. l3-Fire destroyed the ear plant at Youngstown, West Seat tIe. early this morning, with adjacent buildings. The loss is Sl54,OOO, with D4rfiaI insurance.
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Fishermen at Cape Flattery report a very unsatisfactory season at the hal- ibut banks and believe they are played out. Many of them say they will never fish there again, but will go to the Alaskan fishing grounds.
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To Probe Chicago and Alton

Chicago. Aug. l5-Judge Landis has summoned a grand jury to meet Sep- tember 8 Co probe the Chicago and Alton railroad company in the matter of rebates. Until Atloney-Geueral Bonepart authorizes a statement the the railroad is immune.
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Served Two Masters

Chicago, Aug. l6-Local papers print the story that secret service men em- ployed by the states to get evidence against the trusts are also working for the latter. The government will in- vestigate the charge.
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Har-fmar AIso Immune

Wa-.u-.un D. l- Aug. .t--Nn- ruar..m... i, made T.. -u. -ar.ra- men. -.... -... F. U. HwH"u as well g., ... Alton railroad. Is u"w. from prosecution in tu. matte. Q. .h. Standard e. rebates.
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I'm look up Alaska Complaints

Seattle, Aug. l&-Tae Commercial. Club last night directed ,he committee on Alaska aEars to secure evidence in all cases of complain, from Alaska against Seattle merchants.
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Atthe sale of furs from Alas ka, held in Seattle, a black fox skin caught in these part was sold for the sumof S76O, A slight increase was noted in the price of furs generally over last year.
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Taft dnes to Work Again

Washington, D. C., Aug. li-Secre- ,ary Taft returned Co his desk i'm the war department this morning and plunged into the mass of work accum- uIa,ed during his absence.
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steel for KataIla RoaI

Seattle, Aug. l3 - The steel is here for fortv-uine miles of track on the Guggenheim railroad at Kata,a, which will complete the line to Abercrombte rgniE-
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Rin to XII Dance Halls

Dawson, Y. IT., Aug. lG-Thc Yukon legislature today is dlspostug of a bill intended To kilt the dance hall, of this territory.
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Annther CnNev Army

Fwtce. l,ich, Aug, l5 - Gen, CoNcy ], preparing another march acroN, the country. The destination is not given ou, but .t will probably be Washing ----- n- --
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I....n U Trv LaD caaes

S.u..a Aug. .I.Juage Harlan, United States u.-.rIe. attorney tor the wn.. .m#.e. division. vii. ,a..ou .ho Nu.a.u ..... an Na.0.. 10 a--.r. in n. ..o-auu." O. rhe la"aues. uo.ch- .u- u.s.u... arrested u. revenue cue .ur- uu The "n.gos islands.
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Bin souires to Fight Again.

San Francisco, Aug, l4-Bill SquireS is going into training again and will try to get another fight with some American.
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To Teach Phvsi.al Culture.

New York, Aug. r. Robert Fi,1Sim- mons. tine nugi't,, ha, been engaged by gae police Jepmrmeu, ,o give phys icaI culture lesson, to the policemen 0G tut, city.
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car.a.r Hmu.r Relieved

Valdez. Aug. Captain Hartman, forth. pas. two years in cna"-. Of Cae .@.. lines originating .' Valdez has u..u ro..o.a. his ,uyeor-u. being Captain }.nes who -u.w u charge.
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Rellrinc Form Norlh

Dawson, Y. T, Aug. l6 The stan dard On Company has retired from the Yukon territory, its business having been taken oNorby the Northern Com meuyiuI Company.
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seEr..L. .nL Nam-man Q N

San Franc.-co Aug. lo Mike Scmech and \. Kaufman have signed articles fora twenty round .tgh, To oc- cur August 5O The winner take, six .t.n.r v.u. O. tno gate receipts.
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Hr.rg Iaaaucse s7y From -lanila
-. Harl LeaLsrs conLess.

E.w York. Aug. l1-o.s".c. AtJor- u.....umo has forced an absolute con- ..,-on from leaders O. .ae Slack Hand society who have been arrested. The polio. avo now searching for the Pea. uuu. 0 -na society.
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NEWS or THE WORLD FOR PAST WEEK
Mansfield Fast Failing

New York, Aug. l6 - Richard Man field k fast failing and there is no prob ability that he will ever be able to ap- pear on the stage again.
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Eound Daughter in Beer Hall

Mrs. George, a wealthy woman of Seattle, came north on the Santa Clara to look for her daughter and found the girl in beer hall at Katalia. The girl willingly left the place and came on to Valdez and wilIretUn to Seattle.
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H,e.vn Thsw Gofrg Abroad

New York. Aug. r. Evelyn Ihaw, accompanied ug hcr bmo.h.. vii. sail soon fora trip abroad, iu an ou0a&vor rore-a.u h.r health before the u.a. O, h.n husband. Harry |haw, j, called. which will ao some time in October.
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old Reading Matter for Operators

Seattle, Aug IT, Col. Thompson. in charge of the cable and land lines of Alaska, has asked for a continuation of the custom of sending old magazines to the cable and land operators of the north