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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-10-31

In view of the action of the
banks in the Central Reserve Cities
of New York, Chicago and St.
Louis in refusing to shop money
against balances due us, be it re-
solved
That for the protection of
u commercial interests, and for
the purpose of preventing a drain
of money from the banks, the
banks and bankers of Minneapolis
st. Paul and Duluth do hereby a.
gree to adopt substantially the
plan recently adopted in New
York, Chicago, St. Louis, Pitts
burg. Milwaukee, Indianapolis,
Des Moines and other cities, viz,
That we will not pay out
money on checks, certificates of
deposit or drafts, except for small
sums, and that for the present no
money will be furnished to bank
correspondents; but we will certify
checks on balances in our hands
payable through our Clearing
Houses only. The Savings Banks
and Trust Companies and the Saw
ings Departments of banks hav-
ing such departments, will require
the sixty and ninety day notice
to which they are entitled by law.
When it is realized that SO
per cent of the business of the
country is transacted by means of
checks, and only 7 per cent by
means of money, it will be readily
seen how little inconvenience will
be caused to the business commun-
ity by the plan adopted by the
Associated Banks. The payment
of checks and drafts through the
Clearing House will proceed in the
usual way through the regular
channels. These checks and drafts
may be deposited in the banks
as heretofore, and their protection
has been fully provided for by this
action.
Outside of the above restric-
ton business will be conducted as
usual, and it is believed that these
conditions will be temporary and
of short duration. j.,
Signed by
% Minneapolis Banks,
st. Paul Banks,
4 Duluth Banks.
To Our Depositors:
Read the foregoing CAREFUL,
md you will understand why W,
cannot pay out currency only il
7ery limited amounts. We hav'
N abundance of currency but a
'ur correspondent banks will no
ship us more for the present, W
ire compelled to keep it in orde:
o maintain the reserve require,
~ law. Business here need no
De disturbed in the least but TO:
he time beirg must be conduct
I'd with checks instead of cur
'ency.
We anticipate that the incon
will be of short dura
ion.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
HOPE NATIONAL BANK.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-10-31

Wanted-One thousand hogs to
be delivered any time between
now and the first of the year.
Highest market price.
H. I. STANDBY.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-10-31
LEARN %TELEGRAPHY.

= TIC Eetroru CoI1ege OF ] eTe9raphy and
RaiIroading Of Fargo the Best Place
to Go.
Thousands of positions requiring
new operators next spring are causing
many youths to take up telegraphy.
Many so-called photographic depart
ments" are impositions upon the peo-
pie, but the Letford School in the
Dakota Business College building Of
Fargo is under the patronage Of the
Northwestern roads, has the finest
equipment. the best instructors and
can be depended upon as absolutely
first class in every respect. The rail-
roads guarantee positions to its grad
yates.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24

In,6aft etr paif. RaTaartt prtiicn. Grfe,.
sueaitiat arb guibeilungs Nbubnung.
70. Sarab Sua. Grtiuiorin pr Sinttrlai-
lsnl6aft ea pnit aOuOra SOnts. Grift uub
snrsiiItiss atrt6nuns.
Is. u. Z. Tsan, grtfuter her Sintnlafsns
iGaft hes ptra. SAINTS Mattn. 3ptitr tbttI-
rtiit abrthnuua.
IA G.R. piihn, ertfuior her SintnIaITtns
f6aft htr puf. GIiia u. puIpn. 9rft unb
sufaiiliist abrs6nnns.
Is. Same 9. gBtbb, Aeminiifraipr bsr Dim.
ttrlaiItuIbnft her pult. Stnnis y. g1tbb. Gnb.'
siiltist A6rthnuns.
t6. Sclspb 4. 9tah, Grrfuirr er Sinirlal-
ltnlhaft hts ptrf. Wpnroe y. DAN. Grfe,
tnbaiiItiae une 8trtbsilunns Qbnhnung.
II. u. .. 5Olmss, lrufse Ter cintulnlItn-
ibaft hes Gbprts Woprt. unmIneists aine pts
otrif SObn, RsVu. Giiit unp tnbsiItist Ab-
rsbnung.
is. 3. R. @biimau, Grtfutrr etr 6intu.
laiIrnfhdft er puf. SuIan u. 9Sbtman. Grlfe
unb snrsnItias brt6nuus.
10 9arfts ". 6ltmmiug une Sbpmas DOM
nilg, grtfuipnn eer SintrlnlIsulbait hes ptrf.
pairid Wiu as. 9rlit ibtilrdit une gtribtil-
uusa Abrt6nuna
20 Sarab gbtIps grt, GrtFuturin Der Din.
irlaiI nibafi btr puft. Sarrid 8. Tbflps. Grlie
uue sneaultiat Nbntnuua.
81. M Z. 8arrftt, 9rtfutcr etr SiutnlaI-
itnitnft hes ytIf. SAINTS Barrett. 3ptitt Ab-
rthnuns.
% Grlis unb tntailiiss slbrtHnnus bts
rnli. Spbn Grhhttl. etr AbmiuiltratOr btr prlf.
Barbara 9atbtinS mar, anetfItiat une tinet-
tTagtn pen Barbara aribtt. 9rifutorin etr
5irinIalitnl6aft hss Snif 5Obn 6riihhI.
%. Maast Shaumauu, Apmiuiifrdtprin
en SinitrIaHtnltaft bee prif. Srbu 8. S6au-
mann. Grift une tuesiiliist Abrtttuuug.
"a. patrid eangan, gormune ber piuttr-
alItnlhaft hts 9eparb Galfole, unmineiese
Sinh bts pHa. abam 6alTuIp. Grifs tbtiIptils
Abrf6nuns.
25. eadapanua SruR anb cafe Dtprit
Company, gprmuub BON Warioris Capis, Dtiu-
btrtdbrigt. Grfit unp tneshltiss Nbrs6nuns.
26. Sugb 9oains, gormune br SinifIlaI-
lsnlRaft ets SAINTS DOuebtrty, Rinetri6brigr.
GTfft une tneghltigt Abrfhnung.
81. RCbtrf y. Spbltr, Aeminiifrdicr B. B.
II. {. /. Der Siutra1tnitdfi ets ptrf. 6rtet-
rid Simon i3psiis tbsilpdis abn&uuns.
27. Gtlia 8. Stuuinse, apminilTatoTin 6,
/. a. Ssr Sint,rIaftnf6aft ets ptrif. SAINTS 9tn-
ninss. 9Tift unb tnrsiitist Abrt6nuus.
Sturp @. eapItr.
Ala Rtsifn Of Bins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24
Neaiffers Seatbriebt.

ar ale etaatOrtu, artbitrrn une anetrt inisrsi-
frit pnlpntn;
Rdtribt pirb bitrmii stesbsn, baB bic
feIoeub btuannttn perIpnsn ibre Rtdnunaeu
sinasfraatu babsn In etr Sffn bts Rtsifsrs fur
gti6hauua ppu 5siamtnttu unb 9ribtilune
pun Britftn trr apminiliratipn In unb fur has
gpuuiv ron 9ddapanna, une baB btiaatt Aes
mtuiffrdtprtn, GrtfutcTtn unb gprmnneer ibIf
Rsdnuna,n bsalthtn babtn in bT Office hes
bsiaatsn RsaiifrTs une bae eitItIbtn hem Waiitn
6,tribt ,ur 9sidtiluna SprgtItgt rtretn fplsn
am Mpntae. ben If. Npptmbtr 1907, I'm 10
llbr 8urmitiass:
I. Cara .. RippIs unb Gputtt @arrtu,
ibnsbenhs Sruhtts brr Sinterlalenihdft hes
ptrii. Sra 5ripp. Sttsl,bnts idbrIitt uue
grtbtilunss abrtHnuna.
2. Gpsrttt gBartn uub 5ttceprt O. gRclf,
ibtrltbtnbt Grtfutprtn unp 5ruifsts btr Sinitr-
laiTtnl&aft bts Snf. BENJAMIN 3. 9brpcp.
9fbnts idbriht une 8tTtbtiluues Abrthnnng.
3. 8. j. Gpnbari, abminiiiTatcr ttr Stuttr-
ldftnIbaft bts ptrif. 9dmss gl. GpHbart.
6tuftr 9trtbtilunss Abrtbnune.
4. 5. 3. Gptrbnrt, Sruites fiir bic ertth bts
SHf. SAINTS gf. epsrbart. 6hnfts Vntbsilunss
AtTthuune.
5. gBidiam R. Guuy, Grtiutcr ttr Sinttr-
IaTtni6aft hes rsrIf. aeam abpmPipu. Grifs
ibtdptiit QbrsbuuHs.
6. gpilliam M. 9urp, erttutpr uuttr BEN
ItBtsn g9illfn une 5fifamsnt hes prf. aeam
5bpmplpn. Grft jdbrIits unb grtbdlunss
abrtHuuna.
7. Srtn garrOa, Abminihratrr bsr Sintsr.
lalTtnItafi hes psrf. Daniel DCusbtrtY. Grift
une tnbsiilties abrthuuug.
8. grieatt Walpp, AOminiifraiOriu ttr Sin-
ttrlaTtul&aft her ptrh. WaTp St. esbsn. Grift
ibtilpriis MbTsbuuns.
9. GbaIlts {. Sdiplsp, GrtfuteT Der Sintsr.
IaiTsnihaft bts psrh. SAINTS 8urns. Grft tbtil,
ptilt NbTshnuns.
10. Giliam 9dumdffsr unb Glifabttb Sil.
bsbrane, GrtiuicrtH ttr pintrTIaGsnfHaft teT
ssrif. Gliiabttb Dad. GIht tbsilptiis abrs&.
nune.
ii. .. .. RanItv, gr,FutSr bn piuttrIal-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24

Die Giuiiibruns Der felberauen llni.
form in Der bsuti4sn grmss 1T nun.
msbr bsi6lOfen. Die 8etlsibuuas.
6mter urbsiten bsrsits nit SO6brud.
sic itslleu bic erfts @uruitur fir Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24
@cfudbteS @aiIer.

SnfoIse Der Grtenutnib, bab bus
WaFer oft eius 6iiae bon 4leinlebes
pefen birst, bic bem Menfden berz
bGngnibbDu tperben tDnnen, 1T bic pa
role ausssgeben lporbeu, bas Wafer
Dor benz 9ebrau9 gu tOden. Sn Der
Gbirurgie getpinnt oas Daf9en Der
DGI6e nit teimfreiem 8uFer unb bic
aIeptiI6e Wunbbebanblung INNER
sr0bere gebeutuns. Die &eimfreibeit
bes SrinttpaFers 1T cine unabtpeisli9e
Sorberung.
Gin einfa6es 2lbfo9sn bes Dafers
geniigt iebp6 bur9aus ni9t alien @n@
forberunsen Der Sbsiene CUR Sdufs
flung guten Srintpdfers. SbatfG4z
lid iperben Sipar iGmmtlide 2ebeipeIen
in einem beitimmten Sibegrao getObs
tet, bod Iinb setpiFe Sporsn tmmerbin
imitanbe, cine Semperatur BON mebr
als 100 9rab GelTius (212 9rdb Sab
ren6eit gu ertrdgen. gtber felbf tpenn
ale &eime bur6 bas Sodsn perni9tst
ipiirben, 70 ertpd9fen serabe aus bem
8orgaug bes 4odens setpiiie Ru9z
tbeiIe fir ben menfhli6en Srganiss
mus. 0urd bds &oden tpirb ndmli9
ale Cuff, bic i'm Wafer sntbaIten TT,
b.raussetrisben. 70 baB bds WaFer
f6per unb unberbauIi6 ipirb. Ssrnsr
lpsrbsn bic tobIenI lauren aaItialas auss
sefGlt. pobur9 bas Wafer an
Sdmadbaftigtsit stnbiiBt. SdlisBs
lid iperben aud Die "-s' ssn 9eitdnbs
tbeile nisberseT s,n unb baburd bic
@erbauIi9teit # ipeiter berabgefebt.
I'm bieIe Ntb 'rbe aus5ufdaIten,
mub bas &o6en IN beIonberen Ippds
raten, bic cine Grbibuns bes @aFers
duf 130 @rab pber $50 @rab ermDgz
Ii9sn, obne bab bic Cuff entipei9t unb
elm Rieberf9las Der in 20fung be-
finbIi9en Subitan5en berbeisefiibrt
iptrb, boresnommen tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24

SeftbaItune bes SER
sens. 0Gbrsnb pieIe Gbirurgen bic
S9nisrigteitsn f6ilOern, pel9e iie
6attsn, nm BEL @erlebungen bes Sers
5ens bieiss feftSubulten, bat Denbsl
sefunben, bab iid bas sdppeInoe Ser5
In Der bsbanbI9ubten Sanb pOlIig
fi9sr balteu Iieb, ONle in feiner Sbd>
tigteit ssIt6rt gu tpsrOen. 8eim gtn>
unb @srSisbsn bes Ser5ens ftanb bic
gIutung iofort, unb bic Wunbe tour
borsiisIt9 ii6tbur, 70 buB Der ar5t bic
seeisnstsn Mabnabmsn lei9t ersreifen
ionnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24
.flsifhkonllIm in enalanN.
6etpaIties 3unabme ~ ben Iebten 90 Sab
SebepjmitteItintubr.

Ra9 einem bis gum 81. DECEMBER
1906 rei6enben itatiitiI6en 8eri9te
5u urt6eilen, iperben bic 9epobner Der
BrittI9en SnieIn INNER mebr gu elmer
fleii6eiIenben Nation. Don 2ebensz
mitteln bat bic Ginfu6r BON gei9Ia9s
tetem @ieb am meiIten 5ugenommen,
10 bdb," ipie es in benz 9eri6te beibt,
,ieber 9epo6ner Der SrttiI6en SnieIn
beute boppelt 10 ptel SleiI9 ber3ebrt
als bor 20 Sabren." Die 3abl Der
Ie6eno etngefiibrten S6afe unb
S9peiue lit aIlerbings in ben lebtsn
Sabren gerinser getpprben, aber bafiir
bat bic Ginfubr BON lebenoem Rinos
pisb in entfpre6enbem MaBe augenoms
men. GIei9seitig bat bic 9ieb5u9t
I'm 2dnoe Ielbit bur6aus ni9t nadgez
lafen, fonbern ss lit, penn bic gu
nabme Der geD0lterung gers9net tpirb,
bic QuantitGt bes TN 2anbe proous
5irten 6Ieiihes mtnbeitens sbenIo sroB
lpie por 20 Sabren.
Der @erbrau9 an Butter Bat i'm
8erldufe Der iebten 20 Sabre i'm 60
proSent 5ugenommen. Der @erbrau6
BON MiI6 dls Iol9e C9utter unb &GIe
ni6t gereGneD lit in bieIem 3eitraume
um 100,000,000 9allonen geittegen,
unb Der 9eburf pG6It gegenpGrtig
nod idbrli9 nm 100000 galonen.
Sm Sabre 1906 purbsn eingefiibrt:
GjsT9la8tetes 5IeiIG 18,451. .266
Gentnsr, Butter 4,337,258 gsntner.
aGIe 2,638,794 Gentner, Bei3en 92,s
867, 200 Gentner, Mebl 14,190,300
GeRtper, gerits 19,934500 gsntnsr
unb Saber 15,296,5Oo 6entrsr. mas
bic @infubr BON WsiSen anbetrifft, 70
tamen 81 100000 gentpsr aus britt
I9sn 8efbuitgen unb 100000
gentner aus bem 2luslanbe. Weiter
tpurben tpGbrenb bes Sa6res 1906 aus
bem glusIanb ni9t peniger als 1884
100000 Gier eingefiibrt. Sin 9rittel
berfelben fam aus Rublanb unb Der
gr0bere She'll Der beiben anbern Drift
tel aus 0dnemart, Seutfdlanb, Bell
glen unb 5rantret4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24
@pcben.8
Sulan II ..

''''- Snlano.
Der 50 Sabre ulte Sas. 6. Sa3tstOn
fiel uuf elmer Sarm in Der gidbe BON
Gan Sepile, 2erus, pom einem
SeuIhOber bsruntsr unO blleb 3mei
Stuuoen bswustlOs lie9en. sltS sr
pisOer 81 FA fam, sriunsrte er it4
oaran, bab er mad elmer i6wsren
aruntbeit uOr % Subren in WfOn'
treal, Canada, feline Satin uno pier
Siuoer i'm Sti6 Selaiien bat, Sts
su bieIem lluful fonute er ii6 at
ni6ts aus isiuer Ser9an9snbeit els
innern.
Oas Slotttnoepartement bat Sie gb'
ii6t, arbeiter aus Oem Often na6 San
SrauciscO Su idideu, Oumit Gepuruturs
arbeiten, bic etmu an ben S6laht
itiiien Der ntluntiiheu 6lotte bel
ibrem GintrsIien oil Der Siiite oes
Stilleu WtesreS n0tbi9 isin iollten,
i6nsl uusssiiibrt werben tOnnsn.
DieIe 9lrbeitsr wsrOsn nidt nur irei
bei0rbert wsrOeu. iOuoern aud cine
b6bere Bejublun9 erbolten, oils lie
i'm Often befOmmsn tonntsH. Safiir
miiIisn iie iid uerpfli6ten, Der Snn'
Sesresicruus cine beitimmts 3elt 3u
oienen.
Dur6 cine @rplOiiOn in ben Dupont
PuluerIabritsn lift beinube oas 9anSe
StGot6en Sontonrt jeritOrt wOroen.
Sn bem StGSt6en berridt iurAtbare
9luiresunS. @uni unuerlest 1T pom
allen BsmObneln fuum elmer oapon &C.
fommen. Z. 6. Dupont, Der RraIi'
bent Der Dupont YOwOsr Co., erbislt
uon ben Yeamteu Der @eIelli6ait in
6ontanst, SnO., cine Depsibe, in Der
ibm mitsetbeilt wurOe, baB bel Der @r'
plOliOn "a YsriOueu setOotst, I idwer
uno 30 lsi6t uerlest pOrben iinb. Wfit
ben SabrifSeb6ubeu wurben 10000 nit
9ulpsr sefiillte Saiier unO 25,O00
gfunO Opnumit SeritOrt.
5raut 4. Sispatrid BON Bolton
purbe in Wiobile, 9lla., wesen Be-
tbsilisuns an einem 9roBen SOtterie'
rlnternebmeu nad elmer lan9en Comic
renB Swiideu Dem SunOesOiitrittsun'
malt SSilltum 8. slmbreht uno ieinem,
5isputrid's SertbeiOiser, SObn 8.
Guieg, gu elmer @slOitrafe bon $1,000
usrurtbsilt. glnoere rYrominsnte4, Die
all benz uutsrusbmen ebsnfuls betbeilist
unO nit Sisputrif un9etIust wureu,
iiuO bereits friiber beitruit wOrSeu.
Die S6usumts'S 'SebOrOen buben ii6
iest in Se3us auf bic Sumestuwn.2lus.
itellun9 in's lluuermeiOlide sefii9t.
Die WtiIlion Dollars, pel6e Der @On.
9reB Der slusiteIluug seliebsn bate, nit
bem GiuueritaubniB, OuB oieie Summe
aus ben GintrittssslOern SuriidbeSablt
wsrben iOlle, lit uunmebr uerlOren ses
sebsn. Die famOie SamestOpn.9lus.
itelluns lit ubiOlut bauterOtt.
Sin slr3t in @lsin, SI., unb gtsi6s
seitis PrOfsHOr Der WteOiSin, bat ein
Serfubren sntosdt, poSur4 man, lsiner
8ebuuptnns nu9, @rtruntsne misSsr 5n
beleben permaS, iosar wenu Der Cob
i6eiubar itOn felt Stunben sinses
trsten lit. Or. 8. 6. @bitfOrb,
Oas lit OeS PrOfeiiOrs Oiums, Mil
isin Ssrfubren mebrmals nit GrtOlg
erprobt buben, unter glnoeren nit
elmer emma Seriueer aus Glsin, Die
pou elmer Bride iu's 8aIIer ae,
fallen uHb fOrtseidwemmt morbeu
mar. @r iOn iis in SWst Stuntsn
uuO SwanSis Wtiuuten pisSer berseltelt
baben.
GuStanb.
Die @iufiibrun9 Der felSgrauen llni.
form in Der bsutidsn armee 1T nun.
mebr bei6lOhen. Die 8etleibunas.
6mtsr arbsiten bsrsits nit SoGorud.
sic itslleu bic erits @uruitur fir Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24
Sb1ben unS SpcieH.

Der llntsrOffi5isr 5lOrus SiIer bonn
SnfdnteriesR go. 153 in aIz
tsnburg, Sbiirinssn, unterri6tete iiber
bic aIlgsmeine 9oIteus sSnitruftion. QIs
Der Wlustetier S4ultes iiber ben Sab
, Der poiten fol- unausgeiebt na6 bem
Seinbe ausfpGbsn," ni6t binausfam,
frat Der rnteroffi3ter bem Wiustetier
auf bic 3eben unb rief: rRu iue's
bod, 9u S9psinigeI!@ Der @Or9es
febte fraste bann ben S6uItes, mas er
ii9 unter .2(usIpdben" ppritele. Der
llntergebene purbe GngItli9 unO ipis
oann auf einmdl aus, ba er In feiner
Ser5ensangIt psrItdnbsn bate, mas er
ilntsr r2lusIpsien4 perifebe. Der @ors
geT.Bte erbIidte in benz qusfpeisn eine
9l6tungspsrlebuug, CAB benz llntergez
benen sins berbe Sbrfeige unb ertheilte
benz 9eI9Idgenen, Der Elm tpeinsrli4es
9eF6t ma6te, ben 8efsbl ~btnlesen.
gls S6ultes iih erbob, srbielt er nod
einen Stob In bic Snietsblen. Sas
&riessseri9t Der 8. 0ibiIion perurs
tbeilte ben llnteroffi5ier tpegen WttBs
baubIuns gu u6t 9ugsn MitteIdrrsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24

unter ben 8etp bnern
Der &plpnie 6srrnbut. in beI SberIuus
ftp, bat es felt unbentli4en 3titen tei'
hen proSeb eegsben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24

Ger Rebeufaft m ga 9.
Sn gbentpben, Rbeinpfal5. purbe
iiingft einem 8einfabritanten, bsFen
,gstpG6s" nur msbr ben Ramen nit
bem Saft Der Reben gemein bate, bon
9lmtsptsen Der Snbult ieines Rellers
In einen BON bes Sommsrs 9lut6
siemli6 ausgstrodneten Bad segOfsn.
Die 8epobner bes peinberiibmtsn
StGbt6ens paren absr feline apftpers
G6ter. Tlit &riissn, gdpfen unb
gimern ibDpfieu Iis bas ebIs RaB tpiss
Der aus BEN @ddIsin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-10-24
SemceratiI6r SsominatiOncu.
Staot.

Staat.
8ar StdBmuisr-9Cbu 81. SarmOn.
GouutY,
8hr Gcrtrpllmr-9ritpb ". Bal.
Slr GrrpuI-Ir. :. 8. Sdltrp.
Shr gumtHu- 81. y. 9ih6sa.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-20

the night of Jan. by means OF wooden
key with which he unlocked the Jail corri-
dor door. The woman was later trans
ferred to the house OF correction, from
which she will now be released.
The postoffice at Mortified Falls was
broken into Tuesday morning OF last
week and nearly $3.50 in money and
stamps was taken. Entrance to the Office
was gained by breaking a window with
coupling pin. Holes were bored in the
safe door, into which nitro glycerine and
some other explosive was poured, the ex-
plosion blowing off the door. Two small
drawers in the safe were carried away.
One contained about $40 in cash belong
ing to the money order department. The
other was receptacle for mortgages and
private papers belonging to Postmaster
E. L. Cross. Stamps valued at between
500 and 900, mostly of small denomina-
tions, were also taken. A book OF
stamps in larger denominations was I'M
touched. Six Central Vermont mileage
books were left and several railroad tick
cts were found scattered on the floor.
Money kept in a cabinet originally used
for spools of thread was not disturbed.
So far no clue has been obtained to the
robbers. This postoffice has been robbed
several times, the last occasion previous
to this one being August IS, 1905.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1907-06-20

before from san Francisco, where their
home was destroyed by the earthquake.
Mrs. Adolphus Bean OF Colchester,
about so years old, was struck by swiftly
moving freight train June . and almost
instantly killed. The victims head was
terribly crushed and the bones in her
arms and legs were also broken. Mrs.
Bean started to cross the track directly
in front OF the on-rushing freight train.
The station agent shouted and tried to
warn the woman, but in vain, and the
next moment was Mortified to see her
struck by the locomotive and hurled
nearly one hundred feet. The woman
died in about ten minutes after being hit.
Forty-eight of Burlington's most prom
ihent young society women worked as
conductors on the city cars of the Burling-
ton Traction company June IL, the COM
pany having offered the fares thus collect
ed between the hours OF a. m. and p.
m. to the Y. NJ. c. A. Building fund.
The young women worked in pairs and in
three shifts and their service was very
popular with the passengers, some high
records in street car fares being estab-
lished. During the day they collected for
the association over 5000 and in the even
ing were banqueted in the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms.
John Carrier, a Winooski painter, was
drowned in the Winooski river Thursday
while fishing with party OF friends
near Ethan Allen park. The party occu-
pied the same boat and Carrier, it is said,
reached over to dip up some water when
he lost his balance and overturned the
boat, throwing the four men into the
water. All but Carrier managed to grasp
the boat and then strike out for the
shore. Carrier, it is thought, slipped
under the boat, and, being unable to
swim, was carried out of the reach Sof
the other men. Mr.. Carrier was AZ
years old. He is survived by his wife,
who is blind, four daughters and four
sons.
The village of North Bennington is con-
siderably disturbed over the reports that
have been received from the state labora-
tory in relation to its water supply.
Samples of water from Is different wells
were forwarded and the reports that came
back were that there were evidences of
past and present pollution in every in
stance. The village has no water system
and the large majority of the houses are
supplied from wells. Among the samples
that showed the presence of pollution
were those from the well on the common,
from which large number Of people in
the immediate vicinity secure their water
for domestic purposes, and also the well
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conareaa alto nal Convention.

The annual convention of Vermont
Congregationalists held three days ses-
sion in Fair Haven last week. The fol-
lowing officers were President,
w. j. Van Patten OF Burlington; vice
president, Rev. r. c. Flagg of Newport;
secretary, Rev. Evan Thomas of Essex
Junction; corresponding secretary, John
M. Comstock of Chelsea; treasurer, David
M. Camp of Newport; auditors, John C.
Clark and G. F. Ranney of Newport; del
egates to the national Congregational
council at Cleveland, Ohio, in September,
1907, Rev. r. +. Herrick of Milton, Rev.
l.. M. Kenneston Of West Brattleboro and
III. d. Bacon; delegates to the information
al Congregational council at Edinburgh,
Scotland, in 1908, the Rev. Evan Thomas
of Essex Junction, Prof. Henry Fair
banks of st. Johnsbury, Rev. Harry r.
Miles of Brattleboro.
There are 80 churches without regular
pastors, most Of them supplied. There
were Ill delegates in attendance from 70
churches. The convention was one OF the
best ever held in the state. The weather
was perfect and every session of the con-
vention was largely attended.
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