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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
LIST ROOSEVELTA o SU-
FRAzYSTKACH.

Nej York, 5 grudnla. - Ma
zgromadzeniu kobiet w hall Car
negiego, ma ktorem omawiano
Srodki zyskiwania przyjaci6l pra-
Wa giosowania dla kobiet, ksiqdz
DR.. Lyman Abbott, redaktor CA
sopisma "Outlook", odczytal list
Roosevelta, tycz2cy sic jego "a
patrywah ma kwestye kobiecq.
List ten brzmi w najstepujqcy
sposob:
Go sic mnie samego tyczy, to
jestem zwolennikiem oddania ko-
bietom prawa glosowania; ale
sprawy tel ME popieram bardzo,
poniewaz ME uwazam jej "a pier
wczorzednej wartoSci. Rowniez
ME moge sic wcale dopatrzyc W
Stanach zachodnich, gdzie kobie-
ty biorq udzial W giosowaniu, ja-
kiejkolwiek poprawy stanu re
czy, w stosunku do innych Sta
now.
w dalszym ciagu Roosevelt o.
Swiadczyf, re wogole kobiety ME
bardzo energicznie biorq sic do
popierania tel kwestyi. Jezeli do
tego wezmq sic szczerze, to Z pc
wnoSciq prawo to uzyskajq.
Po przeczytaniu listu pomiedzy
sufrazystkami powstaio wielkie
zamieszanie. Jakkolwiek wick
szosc mniej wiecej zgadza1a sic z
treSciq listu to paryta ra-
dykalna wprOst zaczela wy
mySlac ma list. Okoio diva tuziny
przedstawicielek lepszej poiowy
rodzaju ludzkiego zachowywa1y
sic tax halaSliwie, re policya
zmuszona byla wyprowadzit je
ma ulice.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05

San Salvador, S grudnia. -
Rewolucyjka pod dow6dztwem
bylego wice-prezydenta Alfaro
ME mia}a Cd samego poczatkr
zadnych widok6w powodzenia.
Powstanie rozpoczelo sic ma
poczqtku tego tygodnia natych-
miast zostaio stfumione.
w kraju panuie spok6j, i OPT
MIA publiczna oSwiadczyla sic "a
obecnym prczydentem Figuera-
70. Powstahcy kt6rzy uszli poSci-
gu, poukrywali sic w lasach.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
CASTRO OPUSCIL WENEZU-
ELE MA ZAWSZE.

Paryz, S grudnia. - Niektore
dzienniki francuskie otrzymaiy
wiadomoSc, re prezydent Castro
opuSci1 Wenezuele ma zawsze. Pc
dobno juz Cd lat wielu przysyial
on rok rocznie znaczne sunny
pieniezne do bankow Francyi i
AngIii jest obecnie W posiada-
niu kapitalu przynoszacego $780,
100000.
Berlin, S grudnia. - Wediug O.
trzymanych tn wiadomosci pre-
zydent Castro opusci parowiec
"Guadelupe" w Santander, porcie
Hiszpahskim, zamiast udawac sic
do Bordeaux.
DR.. Izrael znany lekarz berlin
ski, ktory ma wediug doniesieh
dziennik6w dokonac operacyi ma
prezydencie Castro, zaprzecza tel
wiadomoSci.
Haga, S gIudnia. = Wczos1
opusca brzegi Holandyi KRAKOW
mix "De Ruijter" udajac sic do
Willemstadu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
PAPIEz PODzWIGNAE SIZE
CHOROBY.

Rzym, S grudnia. - Papiez,
kt6ry W ciqgu ostatnich dni byl
niedomagajqcy, powr6ci} W zu-
pelnosci do zdrowia i zn6w ujat
w swe rece ster rzqd6w koScio-
Ia katoliokiego. Wczoraj Ojciec
Sw. w przeciagu kilku godzin
pracowa1 wspolnie Z sekretarzem
stanu Watykanu, kardynalem
Merry del Val.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
OBDARZONA PRZEZ CESA
RZOWA CHINSKA.

Washington, D. c., S grudnia.
- PAM Longworth, c6rka pre-
'zydenta Roosevelta otrzymala cd
zmarlej chihskiej cesarzowej wdo
wy dwie z1ote branzoletki, ozdo-
bione drogimi kamieniami.
Oar ten wreczyl pani Long
worth nadzwyczajny pose} chin
ski, Tong Shoa vi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
WYKOLEJENIE POCIAGU.

LIIlIt muck, 11Ih', ) SIuuIlld'-
Wskutek fa1szywie nastawionej
zwrotnicy pociag osobowy kolei
"Rock Island wyskoczy} re
SYN W odleg}oSci dwunastu mil
ma wschod cd tutejszej miejsco-
woSci. Maszynista i palace costa
Ii ma miejscu zabici. Innych
dwoch re sluzby tramwajowej o.
trzymalo niebezpieczne obraze
MIA.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
w SLAD IA AMERYKjA.

Londyn, S grudnia. - Z Szan-
gaju donosi correspondent "Mor-
ming Post, ze ,Irqzq tam poglo-
ski, il Japonia ma zamiar. poro-
zumiec sic Niemcami, co do
spraw ma dalekim Wschodzie.
WiadomoSc ia musi bye przy-
jeta Z zastrzezeniem.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
SKARGA USUNIETA.
Tindlay, Ohio, S grudnia.

TIIIuIdy5 OI1IO, } S1Uu1I1"'
Process trustu naftowego "Stan-
dard Oil Co.," w powiecie Han
cock, zosta1 wczoraj niespodzie-
wanie zakohczony. Wszystkie
skargi wniesione przeciwko kom-
panii zostaIy milestone. Prokura-
tor stanowy sam sic ma to Ego
dill powodu, re jeneralny pro-
kurator federalny ma Stan Ohio
wni6sl nova skarge przeciwko
trustowi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
ZBROJNE STARCIE.

Paryz, S grudnia. - Depesza
'Wschodniej Afryki donosi, ze
przyszfo do zbrojnego starcia
spahis0w francuskich Maurami
Francuzi stracili jednego Office
ma i dwunastu szeregowc6w, Ma
urowie zaS ponieSli bardzo ciez-
kie straty i uciekli W rozsypce.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
OsTATNIA POCzTA.
STANOWIsKO zYDoW SERB
SKICH.

W. BelSradzle odDyfO SIG
ludowe zgromadzenie zyd6w
serbskich. Ma zgromadzeniu tenn
zapadia ogromnie charaktery-
styczna uchwala, ktora postano-
wiono rozeslac do wszystkich
gmin zydowskich ca}ego Swiata.
Uchwala brzmi, jak nastepuje:
'Drodzy bracia zydowscy! A.
neksya Bosni i 0Hercegowiny
pre- Austro Wegry ciezko dot
kne1a Scribe. Bol narodowy serb
ski rosnuie T. dniem kazdym, i
die coraz szerzej W lud. Serbo-
vie dowiedli swojq przeszfoSciq,
ze, bedqc uciskanynli, ME oba-
wall sic nigdy walki.- Serbowie
sami wywalczyli sobie niezawi-
s1oSc wolnosc. I OTTO dzisiaj po-
stanowif nar6d serbski, re nigdy
ME pogodzi sic aneksyq / re
got6w jest rozpoczqc walke Z
gwalcicielami jego praw. w Bos-
nj i Herzegovina mieszka wy
lacznie nar6d serbski, ktory mo-
dli sic, m6wi, pisze spiewa czy-
stym serbskim jezykiem. Jest dla
mas rzecza oczywista, re walka
przeciw gwafcicielom bedzie tu-
tai podjeta i re trwac bedzie do
tad, dop6ki ME zwyciezy idea
wolnoSci.
"Bedziecie mas, drodzy bracia
zydowscy, pytali, dlaczego my,
zydzi serbscy, zwracamy sic do
was Z prosbq, azebyScie dopomo-
eli Serbom w nieszczeSciu, jake
ich dosieglo? A oto dlaczego:
zydzi przeszio 500 lat korzystaja
w Serbii Z r6wnych praw obywa-
tclskich / ia nasza wolnoSc po-
chodzi wrodzonej Serbom to-
lerancyi. Pod ttym twzgledem
moga Serbowie wspdzawodni-
czyc najkultuIalniejszymi ma
rodami Swiata. Wolnosc WARY i
profesyi dosiegla W Serbii mai
wyzszego rozkwitu.
"To tez ME mozeny ME czuc
b6lu, iaki ogarnQl dusze dobrego
narodu serbskiego, i zwracamy
sic do was, bracia zydowscy, Z
gorqcq proSbq, azeby5cie swe
sympatye skierowali ku Serbii i
azebySciedo tel sympathy sk}oni-
Ii wszystkich waszych wsp6lo-
DyWatell. w lynn naSZym apelu
widzimy nietylko spe}nienie ma
szego obowiqzku patryotyczne-
go, ale takze zwyciestwo ,prawdy
mad siiq CLOS uczuc ludzkich.
Many nadzieje, re glos ten ME
pozostanie giosem wolqjqcego
ma puszczy".
Powyzsza odczwa swiadczy do
bitnie, jak bardzo r6zniq SIG ten
dencye zyd6w serbskich Cd ten
dencyi zyd6w, zalewajacych
Polske. zydzi W Serbii ME grajq
>zadnej roll wybitniejszej, ME "a
garneli tn bynajmniej calego
handlu przemyslu, jak mas,
jednak umieja sic zdobyc ma
czyn obywatelsko patryotycz-
ny. J. Ursyn.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
BANKRUCTWO.

Tonopah, New, S grudnia. -
Bank Round Mountain Barking
Corporation, w Round Noun
tain, miejscowoSci odleg}ej stad
o 90 mil ma p6inoc zawiesil wy
p1aty. Zobowiqzania instytucyi
ME zostaly og}oszone.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
PORZUCONE PRZEKAZY
POCZTOWE
Warsaw, Ind, S grudnia.

Warsaw, Ind, S grudnia. -
Mysliwi znalezli w pewnem osa-
motnionem miejscu dwie paczki
pocztowe, widocznie skradzione
przez bandyt6w. Bandyci zado-
wolnili sic zabraniem gotowki,
przekazy zaS pocztowe ! inne
wartosciowe papiery pozostawili
nietkniete.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
KOGO WYBRAc IA MEzA?

Filadelfia, Pa, S grudnia. -
Me wychcdz "a maz "a czlowie-
ka chudego, tegi mezczyzna jest
najlepszym mezem.
Me wychodz "a maz "a Gu
dzoziemca on cie ME zrozumie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
zYJE ZDROWo.

Karlsbad, S grudnia. - Clifford
Dyer, artysta malarz, ktorego
zora poszukiwa1a niedawno
przez policye, jako zaginionego,
zyje tn W najlepszem zdro-
win oddaje Sic malarstwu.
Dyer zamieszkiwaf poprzednio
w Chicago.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
N|ESPOKOJNA
REPUBLICAN,.
REWOLUCYA w SAN SAL
VADOR.
Zatoniecie parowca. - w Slad
"a Ameryka. - Skandaliczny
process. - Papiez podzwignai
sic choroby.
Mnagua, Nicaragua, s grudnia

Mnagua, Nicaragua, S grudnia.
= w rzeczypospolitej San Sal
vador, wybuchla pod przyw6dz-
TWEEN bylego wice-prezydenta
Prudencio Alfaro, rewolucyjka,
Powstaiicy zabrali miasta At
machapano, Usubulan, i Santa
ne.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05

Pog|Oska 0 bOmbadOWanu pOrtu'
Nowy gwaIt rzadu carskiego.
ZbrOine starcie. - WidmO wOjny religijneJ. !
helm drukuje pamietniki. - Rome.

r6wniez do utrzymania porzqdF
sic przyczyniia. LODI dzialowa
pozostanie tax dlugo przed Po7
nape, az przejdzie niebezpieczeh-
stwo wojny domowej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
ZATONIECIE KRAzOWNI-
KA

New Bedford, Mass, S grud-
MIA. - DIS mad ranem zatona{
krazownik St Il. Yankee. Ia
loga uratoWana.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
z zALU "a PSEM.
Louisville. Ky.. s grud,

Louisville, KY, S grudnla. =
Trzynastoletni chlopiec, Frank
E. hammers pozbawil sic zycia w
mieszkaniu rodzicow z rozpaczy,
ze swojego ulubionego pieska
przypadkowo zastrzeli}.!
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05

Robotnlcy, popIeraIcIo DzIennfk Na.
rodowy, pismo unline, przy kt6rym tyl'
ko unIjni robotnlcy % zatrudnIOnI.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-05
PLANY TAFTA.
NADZWYCZAJNA SESYA
KONGRESU.

List Roosevelta o sufrazystkach'
- Miasto uratowane cd powo-
dzi. - Kogo wybrac "a meza?
- Obdarzona przez cesarzowa
chinska. - Demon ognia. -
Process ukonczony. - Porzuco-
ne przekazy pocztowe. - L "a
lu "a psem.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1908-04-10
Easter
Underwear

Porous knit suits, athletic
coat shirts, knee-length draw
ers, Scrivens' elastic seam
shirts and drawers, nainsook
shirts, with and without
sleeves, and fine balbriggan-
cool and clean.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-05
STOLE A KETTLE
Unknown Lodged In Jail for Strange
Theft Monday Evening.

WSnSoy
An unknown man was lodged I'm
jail Monday evening by Chief of Po-
lice Patrick Brazel for the theft of a
small preserving kettle from John
Moore who conducts crockery store
ION North street.
Shortly after o'clock Robert Bent
ley OF CAROLS restaurant noticed
two men who were apparently some
what intoxicated peering into the win
dows of the residences on North street
The men when first seen we're on the
east side of the street but suddenly
locking arms they darted across the
road and as they passed the Moore
store one of them stopped and seized
la small preserving kettle on exhibit.
ion on the store piazza. The men en-
tered Sausvilles saloon and the man
who had the stolen kettle dropped II
|npon the floor and called for glass
lof ale. In the meantime Mr.. Bentley
had informed Chief Of Police BraZel OF
the occurrence and before the kettle
thief had time TO drink his ale M
was arrested and taken from the sal
DON
The officer took the prisoner to Mr.
Moore's store where the kettle was
Identified by the owner and then lodg
ed the man in jail The thief did not
have time to make any move to dis
pose of the kettle had he intended tc
do so, although 1t Is presumed that
at the time he took it he proposed tC
sell II.
The mans arrest caused quite sen
sation on North street which was
crowded with people at the time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-05
LARGEST CHURCH PARADE
Over $4,000 New York Catholics In
Line at Centenary.

New York. May 3.-The largest and
most imposing religious demonstra-
ton In the history of the United
States was the parade OF Roman Cat
holic laymen which moved up Fifth
avenue from Washington square to
Central park yesterday afternoon.
The managers Of the parade estimat-
ed that there were over $4,000 men In
line. representing every parish and
every Catholic club and society In
Manhattan. Richmond and the Bronx.
Probably half of the paraders were
uniformed. and large percentage of
them were well drilled Outside of its
imposing appearance because of its
numbers, II was also impressive from
4 spectacular standpoint. Every band
in the city that could be engaged was
in line to furnish music.
There were thousands of cadets In
blue and gray uniforms and while d.
visions of members of the Ancient Or
der of Hibernians and Knights OF Co.
lumbus In regalia. San Salvador
Council No. ia, X. Of c., with the
Old Guard band and drum corps turn.
I'd out 500 men In new uniforms. who
went through various drill movements
all along the line of march under com
mand of Col. T. J. Sullivan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-05

for a denomination. His attitude or
wishes In the premises are not to be
considered. II It should be made TO
appear that Roosevelts is the only
name by which his party can be GER
tainly and surely and triumphantly
saved. then Roosevelt 1t must be. Not
ought to be, or should be. but must be.
It becomes matter Of the highest po-
litical expediency and an imperative
duty.
Now, to come down to the ground,
| am not Roosevelt adorer, or wor-
shipper. am not a Roosevelt man.
have lived In Washington too long
for that. Distance lends enchantment
etc. But that has nothing to do with
this communication conceive my
only duty to be to give you the actual
facts. the real political situation as
see It, That situation today Is either
Taft or Roosevelt, with the "favoritc
son" combination merely a bunch Of
dark horses, possibilities. AS much
as | would prefer to give this letter
a different shade, magma est veritas.
j. Il. Harris
Washington, May 2, 1908.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-05
MAY HAVE BEEN A SPY
Artillery Private Too Inquisitive
About Powder Secrets.

Washington, May John Tread
well, private in the Seventeen Com
pany. Coast Artillery, stationed at the
Preside, San Francisco, has been dis
charged from the army on an order
from the war department The order
was not accompanied by any explana-
ton for the action, but 1t is said that
Treadwell is suspected of having at
tempted to learn the secret formula of
Explosive D." one of the explosives
used by the government in its big
coast defense guns, the composition of
which Is known only to the experts
who manufacture the explosive.
Treadwell enlisted at Denver four
months ago and has been under sur
Vigilance by special agents of the Sc
ret service ever since. Little is known
about him except that he had trav-
elled much and was well read es-
pecially in army matters, the hand
| ling of guns and the manufacture of
gunpowder. For many years he lived
in Japan and learned to speak the
Japanese language The officers at the
Preside say that native Japanese
have remarked that Treadwell could
speak Japanese as well as native.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-05

the reports a portion OF the. record Of
the case. II was to this portion OF
the governments answer that Chase
Mellen, counsel for Private Reid, de.
INJURED.
Counsel Mellen contended that the
enlisted men were protected by con-
Institutional rights which the president
had not the power to ignore, even as
commander-in- OF the army and
navy, the enlistment operating really
from legal viewpoint as civil con-
tract between the soldier and the gov
eminent The real power Of rem0v.
al, the attorney contended, was vested
I'm the congress, which created the
army and navy, the president as com
mander-in-c possessing In times
Of peace only the application OF the
constitutional act.
United States Attorney Stimson in
reply characterized the legal propos
itions OF Lawyer Mellen as most start
ling, and insisted the power had been
vested I'm the nations chief executive
to dismiss commissioned officers oil
the army and navy since the govern
ment began, and he could not see how
the enlisted man should therefore be
surrounded by such constitutional safe
guards that even the cOmmander-in
chief could not get by them II he
deemed 1t proper for the betterment
and moral goods OF the service.
Justice Hough reserved decision
but told Lawyer Mellen that It would
require considerable legal proof tc
convince him that the returns OF the
enlisted soldier and government
Amounted simply to a civil contract
Briefs are to be submitted by the at
torneys In the case by Wednesday and
Judge Hough said he would take the
matter up at the end Of the week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-05
NEGRO SOLDIER IS
TESTING RIGHT
OF PRESIDENT
BrownviIle Rioter Brings Suit
For Wages
CLAIMS civil CONTRACT
Counsel Contends That Enlisted Man
Has Constitutional Rights Not to
Be Ignored.

New York. May 5.-For more than
three hours last night Judge Hough in
the United States district court listen.
led to arguments which involved a
question of the right OF President
Roosevelt to summarily dismiss the
three companies OF negro soldiers of
the Twenty-fifth infantry for alleged
participation In the Brownsville riot
The argument was on demurrer In.
!terposed to portion of the answer
!of the government In the action com.
lmenced by Private Oscar w. Reid to
Irecover 1922. which sum represented
| his wages as soldier from the date
of his dismissal without honor and
the date OF the expiration of his en-
listment. The suit was commenced
in the federal court Of this district.
To the complaint filed In behalf Of
Private Reid, United States District
Attorney Stimson entered general
denial. and for an additional defense
alleged the right of the President tt
dismiss the soldiers Of the three com
panies. and also referred to the re
ports of the various army inspectors
recommending such action, making
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-05
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
To Be Held at St. PauIs, Burlington,
June 1917,

Burlington. May 5.--The 18th an
nual convention OF the Episcopal do
cese OF Vermont is to be held with
st. Paul's church In this city Tuesday
and Wednesday, June l6 and II. In
order TO carry out the desire expressed
last year for better opportunity
for social intercourse among those
from different parts OF the diocese
who seldom have an opportunity to
meet each other, II is proposed that
Monday evening, the 18th should be
given to a conversozione In the parish
house OF st. Pauls church. Tuesday
evening will be kept for a discussion
of the missionary work OF the diocese
other business that has not al
ready been attended to being reserved
for Wednesday morning, when SEES.
sion of tue convention will, in any
case, be required to ratify changes In
the canons. Several of these are need
ed to bring the diocesan canons into
agreement with the revised canons of
the general church, and committee
was appointed last year to prepare
recommendation for this purpose.
For the Pan-Anglican Congress to
be held IN London June 1924 the Rt.
Rev. DR.. Arthur C. A. Hall, bishop
of the Vermont diocese, has appoint
ed the following delegates from this
diocese: Miss Mary Ritter Shea of
Brattleboro. Deaconess Henrietta X.
Goodwin of the Church Students
Missionary Association. (the women's
Department., and Miss Ann Hubbard,
Of Philadelphia. worker in the
Junior Auxiliary of Pennsylvania,
The Rev. Bishop Hall will sail
Tune 10 for London, to attend the
Lambeth Conference Of Anglican Bis.
hops, which is to convene there July
). II is expected that he will be &C,
companied by the Rev. DR.. George Y
Bliss. rector of st. Pauls church.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-05
PANAMA WANTS TO
GO TO WAR WITH
COLOMBIA
Believed to Be. Intriguing With
Castro
One OF Secretary Taft's objects 10
to StraIshten Out Difficulty De-
tween Two Countries.

Cartagena, Colombia, May 5.-The
government at Colombia has reason
to believe that the government at Pan
anna Is intriguing with Venezuela to
declare war upon this country. II Is
known that the occupation Of Juar-
edo which is on the Atrato river, the
boundary line between Panama and
Colombia, has angered the Panama
government. The occupation Of Juar.
edo was done on the advice Of the
American government which held that
it was clearly within Colombian terri
tory. The attitude Of the government
of Panama has given the United
States a good deal Of solicitude. One
'of Secretary Taft's chief missions to
Panama is to try to adjust the matter.
1T Is believed that the American gov
Iernment is aware Of the effort Of
Panama to induce Venezuela to make
war upon Colombia.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-05
BASEBALL YESTERDAY
Results In Games In Two Big
Leagues.

Results In Games In Two Big
Leagues.
The results In games In the two
big baseball leagues are as follows:
American League
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3,
Boston 2.
At ST. Louis-Detroit !, st. Louis O..
Game called at end of seventh be-
cause of rain.)
At Washington-New York IL,
Washington 8.
National League.
At Boston-Boston 6, Brooklyn 2
At New York-New York u, Phila-
delphia 2.
At Observation-Disclosures
game postponed because OF wet
grounds
Results of College Games.
At New Haven--Yale 4, Georgetown
2.
At Hanover, n. H.-Dartmouth-Holy
Cross game postponed, wet grounds.
At Observation-Disclosures Academy
6, Boston University 3.
At Philadelphia-University or
Pennsylvania 4. University of North
Carolina /.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-05-05
IN FAVOR OF CREDITORS
Vermont Creameries Co. viii Probab
ly Go into Bankruptcy.

st. Adams, May 2.-In the case of
the Barton bank which sought to have
the petition in bankruptcy filed
against the Vermont Creameries Co.,
some months ago, vacated on the
grounds that no act of bankruptcy
had been committed at that time.
Judge James l.. Martin of Bratt'eboro
In the United States court has decid-
ed In favor of the general creditors IF
the company and against the Barton
bank.
Unless the case is appealed by the
bank 1t will now proceed through the
regular channels of bankruptcy court
and all creditors will share alike.
Should the bank appeal then the PEE
tition brought by Montpelier men
about which there can be little ques
ton will be pushed, Had the Barton
bank been able to hold off proceedings
1t could soon sell property to satisfy
Judgment, and then there would be
little left for the general creditors
The order was handed down this
week.
Il. II. Deavitt appeared for the Sha
dy Rill creamery at the hearing.
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ANNUAL PARISH MEETING
Election Of vestry and Delegates to
Diocesan Convention.

The annual meeting of st. Peters
parish was held Monday evening and
the following were elected members
of the yestry for the coming year:
&c. c. Kirhball, II. o. Harwood l.. F.
Abbott. John II. Norton. George Wor-
Ellington, Joseph A. Jubb. Charles AID
ans, o. w. Harwood, Harrison |. Nor
ton, +. Fl. Holden and Frank e. Howe.
The vestry then met and Rector
Schuyler appointed c. c. Kimball
senior warden and H. o. Harwood was
elected junior warden. Harrison ].
Norton was elected treasurer and II.
20. Harwood. secretary. The treasur-
|ers report for the past year showed
all bills paid and small balance in
the treasury.
George Worthington, Harrison I.
Norton, Frank f. Howe and William
Wills were elected delegates TO the
diocesan convention to be held at
Burlington June Is and H.. The sub
stitute delegates are l.. F. Abbott,
Edw. II. Holden, Charles Adams and
Hubert +. Hart.