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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26

as follows: At Manchester, April 8;
Middlebury, April 8; Rutland, April
10; st. Adams, April ID; Essex juno
ton. April ID; Montpelier, April IL;
Bethel, April II.
man in the reception room she at once
ordered him as best she could by 2es-
lures (the Hun could not speak Eng
lish) to go to the bath room and
battle. AS the foreigner did not pay
any heed of her, two nurses took
him forcibly to the bath room and
after some remonstrance on his part
which they mistook for stubbornness
they Diverted him of his clothing and
put him into the tub. Later when The
nan, after being put into Clean nishl
shirt, was tucked into bed, an attache
of the hospital was summoned as intel
prefer and through him the alleged
patients real motive in visiting The
hospital was learned. AS soon as ht
| was given his street clothes, the INA,
left without seeing his brother.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26
Points of view.

Her Admirer-Doris always keeps
Lent so strictly.
Her Female Friend-Yes, the rest
is a good complexion cure, and the de
vouonal, demurely sanity air Is so be
coming to her style.--Baltimore Amer
lean.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

Has been used for over sIxTY-F1vE YEARS BY MIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. SOOIhns
the CHILD, sOrrENS the GUNS, ALLAfs all PAIN
CURES WIND COLO, and 10 the best remedy for DIAN
RHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the vofa
Be sure and ask for Mrs. winslows Soothing syrup
and take no other kind Twenty five cents bottle Guar
sneed under the Food and Drugs Act June h, l6 sera
Number io9S AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26
Vacation Days In Porto Rico.


There are no glass windows in Por-
to Rico except in very few private
houses built and owned by Americans.
A Spaniard or Porto Rican has no
use for glass in window form at least.
Instead of glass to draw heat the
houses are provided at doors and win
dows with shutters which allow the
cooling trade winds to blow through.
Nor do the stores and other places
OF business have show windows and
the plate glass trust would starve to
death II it relied on Porto Rican
trade. Stores are closed at night by
big folding iron or heavy wooden
doors which occupy the whole front
of the store and are fastened on the
outside by heavy padlocks. In the
morning when the store is opened for
business the doors are folded back
and thus the whole front OF the store
thrown open to the street.
The streets are very narrow and the
sidewalks are only two to three feet
wide, but people do not pretend to
walk on the sidewalks, using the whole
roadway as a walk and lodging cars,
bull-carts, wagons autos and Porto
Rican ponies at every turn. In the
residential parts of San Juan most of
the houses have little narrow porches
on which the women sit to do their
sewing and gossiping and as one
walks along the street he Is so close
to these porches and living rooms that
he seems almost in the rooms.
The poorer houses do not have
these porches and neither front ward
nor back yard but in the rear be-
tween them and the house on the next
street is a narrow paved alley or en-.
closed court called a patio and here
the people do their work and spend a
large part OF their time. Most OF
these patios are dirty beyond descrip.
ton and with varieties of filth which
would drive an American to the hos.
pital
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acts gently yet promptly on the bowels
and allays Inflammation at the same
time. 1t is pleasant to take. Sold by
U. A. Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26

seith doctoring tho eTsets, while the orig
f,.al disease undermines the system.
What To Do.
There is comfort i'll the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kiliner's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulflis every wish in curing rheumatism,
pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder
and every part of the urinary passage.
1t corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect OF SwampsRoot
is soon realized. 1t stands the highest
for its wonderful cures of the most dis
tressing cases. If you need medicine
YOU should have the best. Sold by drug
gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes.
You may have a sample bottle and a
book that tells all EE
about it, both sent free s::.ss +.ss::.l
by mail. Address DR.. !: 4
Kilmer & Co., Bing lG&
hamton, N. Y. When Home Of swamp-RoOt
writing mention this paper and don't
make any mistake, but remember the
name, DIR. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
the address, Binghamton. N. Y.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26

In these patios too is done the bulk
of the cooking over little charcoal
stoves that resemble a small iron ket-
tie with tiny oven that can be set
over 1t. From one of the steamers
that came in while we were at San
Juan we saw several hundred of these
little charcoal stoves unloaded. On
our trips into the interior of the is
land We saw one of these stoves at
nearly every native hut. It was al
ways out doors because the heat of
cookery even on such primitive scale
is not wanted indoors Wood is scarce
throughout the island and the char
coal appears to be made from man
grove brush that grows in all tn,
swamps. Much charcoal too is import
ed from Cuba and Santo Domingo,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26
FINAL NOTICE
TO SUBSCRIBERS!

On April list all mail subscriptions
not paid In advance will be discontin.
ued owing to the new law Of the post.
office department compelling the en-.
forcement of this rule. Please bear
this in mind and IL you desire to take
the Banner send or bring your pay in
advance. This rule 10 not Of our max
ing but we are obliged to see that il Is
enforced The label on your paper
tells to what date the subscription Is
paid. In case Of any error we shall be
glad to correct II.
Frank E. Howe, Publisher.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26

OF kidney disease.
While kidneydis-
orders are the
most common
diseases that pre-
vail, they are
almost the last
recognized by
patient and ply
sicians, snko con
tent fbeHisslpei
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26
Gradually.

First student--"How did he get to
be college president" Second Stu
dent--"O, by degrees. "--Lippincott's.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26

were shaped like raspberries and tast-
ed little like the wild mulberries
that country boys in Vermont are ia
miliar with. We were told by the
hotel waiter that the berries grew on
small trees or bushes but he did not
talk enough English to make his ex-
PLANTATION very clear.
In spite of the poverty of the PEG.
pie they are very fond of flowers and
at the market every morning are many
flower dealers who seemed to do a
thriving trade at prices that seemed
ridiculously low to us New England.
ers. A large bunch of roses could be
bought for three cents and other flow.
ers in proportion. All the flowers
we're poor however, as in that hot eli.
mate they will not keep long after be-
ing picked.
Frank Z. Howe
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26

In one Of my preceding letters
spoke of the scheme of setting out
rocking chairs OH the plaza evenings
for the benefit Of the crowds that
gather there. These chairs are rent
ed for five cents an evening except
band concert nights, Wednesdays and
Sundays when ten cents Is charged
The chair privilege is sold by the city
to contractor who pays $500 for the
right for one year. Up to this year
the price was $1,000 but the city raised
it to $500 but this is thought by many
to be too high and the man who has
the contract says 1t is more than he
will pay again.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26

One day at the hotel we were serv-
ed with what they called strawberries
but which did not resemble our north.
ern strawberries except in color. They
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect It,

Most people do not realize the alarm
ing increase and remarkable preyalency
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26

One thing that struck us as funny
was the way the church bells are rung.
Up here in the United States we are
accustomed to hearing the church
bells tolled in slow, solemn and pom
derous fashion. Not so in Porto Rico.
There the bells are rung much as a
small boy fond Of noise would bang
a dinner gong, as II they we're trying
to get in the greatest possible mum.
Der of strokes in the shortest possible
time. Sometimes we would hear the
bells go janglety jang all over the
city as though speed contest were
on. The first time we heard 1t (early
in the morning, about $500 DR.. Pratt
and I jumped out of bed and ran to
the first windows to see the fire en-
gines go by but We learned better la.
ter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26
COTTAGE sl1oo

Z rooms. three minutes from depot
Bennington; water and sewer connect
ed; extra building lot worth $500.
Terms easy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26

book that tells all
aboutit, bothsentfree
by mail. Address DR..
Kilnier & Co., Bing-
hamton. N, Y. When
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-03-26

Rents for $11 per side. modern house
has toilet and bath on each side, near
ly new house in good repair. located on
West Main street; $1,000 can remain
on place.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
Iic 1enlofraien bon g2elu. Dorf

1oltcu bellte ibreu Staot3 GonucHt
ab, lnO eir bibiger aanpi itcbt iibcr
Die 6rage in }luaidt oh 0ie Iclc.
g1tcn oca Staatca on oeu g}ationals
Gonoent III Gcuocy iiir @illi1n 5.
9rpan tuitrtirt mcr0en iolcn oOer
NIdlt.
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(finc ,Rnbcnnlrlttcr.

s G0icoqo, IS. 9lpril. r. ,Srou-
cc3co gticolo}o lcitan0 belltc Dor 8es
ridt Gin, 0ob CT ocn Ioo Der Dor
Gogcn lcitorbencn o6tjUbri-
gen Warp Veu0a berbeiiiibrte, inOcm
CT aui @sronloiiunQ ser 0}utter Ocs
&inOea @iit in Mcbl miithtc, ota
NroO le6aden lno on5 &eB.
tere Dem Oidbhen i'll eiien gegebcn
murOc. Ter cin}ige befonntc @rltuO
iur oaa Gcrbrchcu it, 0ob Ii6 6rau
9en0a nit ibrcm Manne cnt}mcit
bate, neil 0ericIbe BON ieiner gegen.
Mobntnl megjieben wolltc,
lie }u bicibeu pilnittc.
@cil er oui ieincm GntihllB bcIton0,
bQuol tic gticolo}o, eincn 5reino Der
Santilic 9cn0a, o1a Silt 3lt fauieu
lmo in Oa9 N}cbl 3u miihcn, nm lid
an i6rem @ottcn 81 ridden. 2lIa Nj.
colo5o 6u5 @eitdNoniB IN @egenmort
ser Irot oblcltc, iiel iic i'm tpic cine
1lrie al uno uerIucbtc, ibnt Die 2tu,
gen ats5ufraBcn 3luei itorfe EoIi.
3iiten maren taml in Stan0c, lie 3u
b0uoigen.
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Ger Srnno uuu Gbclicn.

. Iton, t3. glpriI Ter @e-
iammtlhoocrL mclhcr 0urh oic &c.
ltriac groBc Icucr9brmit IN GDelieo
cntitono, miro icBt oui $5,000O0O
Geihdbt llno ole 3abl Der olrd 0eu
Grolo oboahloa acuor0encn Oten-
idcn oti 10000. Gic Gcriihcrun1
bctr6Jt cmu So 100000 lluiai-
IcnOc OiaBrcQeIn limo 5ur llutcr-
itiIBuna ocr 2lb1cbronnten i'm 8ou1e.
mo an 1000 MiIi}ioloatcu iorgen iiir
Grbaltlng Ser 9luhc ati Der Nrduo.
itittc. Somcit bis 5cutc lPittdQ 'cit.
acitcut it, fomcn orei Wcuibcn nab.
reno Der 6cucrabrunit um'a @cbeH
m0 BON 0en 30 oocr mcbr Mcnihcn
mcIdC &crLcblmJcn 0l0on trulcu, be
inocl iib nr }mci in prcfarcm 3ur
ltauOc FriiioGnt Nooicyclt bat oem
Q}uDor Ned cine Gonooleuj. Cepcihc
lcihidt.
&clc fIeinc Qinocr ucrirrtcn lid
1citcrn iHnittcn Der aQIcmcinrn
2Iuirc1un1, iinO icood idmmtlih
mobJbcbaitcu auilciunocn moroelt
5irbcn ainoer crb.dten mdbrcno ora
Nrau0e9 III Soduieru luclhc oirett
aui 0cm @iaoc ser 6ldumen laqen
ttpN iu@+p,. ritt.Ypt1ihnrt ,,,itrSnp S,-
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Gic GIottrn gicr,uiltianng.


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tJutcuDauc iorl1cicBt ont.
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Hnu+iuc,pih9itr ,rto elmer Nm ccott
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7oa Gnr1irntontpnh5ua u1d,tc
brutr rurr,nortrt, ,Snrtirbrittp il, Ser
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mr0r mar liz .ur 53litr 0urdhr.
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SaidJcnoicbin am 9lltar einaciauaen

Gbitodo 13. }tpril. Cine
,Srot, utf pcId,e Die Foli3ei ieit me6.
reren 4o6eu 9eiabnoet bat, mur0c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-14
glodl cin StrnRcnbnbn Strife.

Nbtla0clpbin t3. 2tpriI,
Scd5}ig Gon0uttclre mo Olotor-
nlGnucr DER nSoutbmcltern (ructioli
So" mrlhc cinc t3 Ntrilcn lauQc
CroucD Nohu }miicbcn bier mo Gbc
tier Ea, bctrcibt aiuNcu hclttc an
Sritc, mcil ibr 2ohn nm 5cbn Ero
sent rcou}irt mor0Cu lit. NaIo nod
Dem 2lniamg Oc9 Stritc9 idbidtc Oic
Gompo9nic cincn l4oQgou nad oem
9lotbbaltic, lm EoIi}iiten 81 iGrcm
SdllBc 5u bolcn glui 0cm 2&cqc
oortbm bombor0irte cin Dlob Sen
l3aglon 0urb Steiuc ltn0 Ocmolirte
i0nmtlihc 6cnItcr. Ter &crfcbr lit
cinacItent Die Traction Gonpaauic
mirbt mic c4 bciBt, Strtcbrcher lit
gtcp 0ort an
Gine IS Oionn itartc 9lbtbeillmS
Der Stlat5poli3ci langte hcute Jtnd)
mItta1 aus &caoiug Fa., in Gbcltcr
al ln0 mllr0c BON cincm Y}ob olrth
Stcimuiiric onNc1riiien. lieutenant
Charles 5eucritrin tut1 cine ihmcrc
&opfpIn0c 0oOou. 2Ila Ole Noli}i
item nit 2cihurHacnen anijpprln
uorAingcn crQriiicn oie 2Iuirii6rcr
oie 6lltdt SroBc 2htircQlml bcrriht
lnO meitcre llnrllbcn meroen be
iiirhtct.
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TiIr 8rab's Domination.

QoDcr Gel, t3. 2lpriI. 2hr3
Dem RcirItot ser am Snmitug lblc-
boItcncn BrimdnpabIcu muB man
ihlicBet oaB Scr Staot Qclomarc
}lm GonDcnt in 9euper cine 2clt.
cation cntienOen miro, pelhe iih cin.
thinning fiir 9liAter George @rnu ais
Gr0li0cntihait8 GonOi0oten erfldrt.
9tur IN ueni8en Qiitriftcu pon acnt.
County ideincn Die 2lnbdnacr
9rpan'a 9eiiegt 5u babeu, uuo c5 lit
ais iidcr 5u betraAten, ooB ser NOR.
gen itottiinOenOe Stoata GonDcnt
lcine Delegation onneiicu miro, n1h
&r0itcn fiir Die Domination @roD'9
5u lptrtcn.
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Cter2lopifte1 Bier n)r1e atlulse n Sdnben Sdi6

@ciNmuf, 1Ug:c McnGr't GHtr TuO
uier 6nIturru, wctdr otr @upulurItat aniars
Dnrt HGbru uuH
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Sin pOftibcs Seilmittel

u. g. @ntrr unu $50, Snlla.etr.. 9elu.cr.
leans, va, ihre,bt: sd bate an bronfbem
NbcDnntiSmu5 felt tdnBer ais fecbs Wlonateu
pcittcH. Sd Iomuie mene 0uno ntt sum
@upic erbcbel nod oa5 Cemo dua}tcben. G6c
lh Grcpcrte Der 6laitbe bon Naomans Reaou
RcleI dusNcbmudt bate. tonHte 6 uletne gIr'
INC 70 uie ic 0ebruubeu"
ainomaD'S Gcuog 9lclicf 1T fiber. 3uberIdfIta
Ho cfttItuoa. meGcu ieiter itimureuoen 81,
0rnthaiicn mcIte ooiicbc Guf Die gieroen uno
ole Ntoer.tuuo5truit beS N6rpers auSfbt tnoem
c5 otc crftcrcn trdittat uno o.e fbIummernoet
pbadibcn Nrdte 81 erneltter unb erb5ber I6d,
ltNfcjt uufporut mo ourC6 oiee eefunoe 5timus
Iat'ou uno erb0bte @Iti0n ole triadle it, iuede
Den Shmeri ucrtrcibs unh oen uutiirliten 3u.
itnno micoer 1eriteut 0aS TT oer 6runo. mes.
balb oaa RcGbB Neltrf etue 70 benor5ugte Bers
mcnouna 3ur Neluua uOu sdmer3eu iinoet
o5ne cine 0jciabr Der Sduotaunq. tuebe nan
benz ecbraub ionennnuter S0merieu.peilmihe
bc5 beutiQcH luar5 itcber elntrit
Acuberidcr 86eumtiSmu5. Reurnlate. Scid.
ttcu, &crrcnImaeL Guetibuuaen, Dlo5fitosSti.
Doc. Stde pon anocrcn SnietteH. Sonnenbranc,
NraomuuOtu 3abnibmer} Nopflbmer5
Sbmcr}cn i'm 1titdcn. wesben ourtb eine emma.
licO gtnpcnontG bon
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gllv (SnttiumOrOcr in Saft.

9}cm Norf IS. }pril. ,5rmu
). &icbcrnonlL @ottiu zines (ailcn-
6abrituntcu mcldlcr emc ficint 1Sa-
BRIT int Nronr borough bctrcibt,
uurOc bcutc III ibrer Nobuu1 al
Ger GolrtIanot2Ipcmlc crruorOet auf
2cimOcn. ,$br @uttc bciiuOrt iid)
mli 2Inor0nnuG 0c9 Goroncr9 IN
@oit. 2ic Acblc ser Grot lit 0urd
'cbnittelL mo oltBcrOcm lan0 man
cine ticic 2&pmoe al ser Scitc Scr
(o0tcu. Ger Ni1m Qiug bcutc, mic
G0u6bnIich nah icincr 5lbrit, tebrtc
icood) boIo micocr 5uriif mo io0t2
Der Sd)Iicbcriu oc3 C5cb0uocs, CT
babe icinc ShIillicI ucraciicn. @lcib
ndh icincn Gmtritt in icmc Nob.
mutl pcrnabm Ole 5hlicBcrin @e.
idrei un0 Der Oiam iHlr}tc Damn nit
cilcn bhtti1Cn Wieiicr aus Dem 3im.
mcr olf 0en Nou@aonl. 9lnl lc6tcn
Sanlt1l uolItc &icbcrmauu eincr
Shet0un93projcB gc8en sic 6rot
mcgcn llntretc cinIcten, allCin ser
2lmuolt an Wcl6en cr lih mcuOctr,
lcbute Qb.
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YciGc cinC9 i,iuQcrid)tCtcn urridnunu-
0Cn..

9puiSnillc. Mu, t3. 9lpril.
Sic Ycidc geo IS. (1urmun'3, Oc2
nlulcn Nurihcl ou2 Mcitpout. &u.
mclhCr am Icbtcn 5reitaG III 9iorioif
Naa lucQeu Grlor0m1 Naltcr T.
GoIicu'2 SEN (o0 om @alQru crlitt
iotlt~ gcItcrn 81 @eImoiut brcrOiQt
ucr0cu. lanQtc ic0od, ndt sort an
ln0 0ic Tumilic bat lloh'uricbunQcu
bclonucn. (clearnpbiihc 9lnira1Cu
in 9}orioIf uur0cn 0abnlcbeno be.
ontuortct bab ole llcbcrrcite uou 0ort
obaeicbidt mlr0Cn mo Qcilcrn 9toh.
nittoQ h0tten g8citpoint errcid)en
iollcn. Srou Matc Eburman, 0ir
Nhrttcr 0c9 (o0ten, licat an oru Sol
Qcn Scr nIagcItlnOcucu Grrc9llng
lnO GriAjitternQ Oarnicocr, un0
man }mcicIt an ibrer &critcluuQ.
Noriolt 30, t3. 2lpril.
Die 2cihc geo G. (blumon'a mur0c
ir mcniQcr ais elmer Shmoc nab ser
NinrihhmQ mui Der birii1Ul GIm.
mooo Cemetery bclrobcL neil iidl,
mic Die Neb0r0c mIttbCilt, 9tcmau0
bcreit crtIdrtc, Ole Soften ser Grams
portotiou Scr llrbcrrctc nad g2cit
Eoi1t 3l bc5oblcu.
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v5,sB.-9 8rrmino CO.
GrutraI.glUCnnc ano Inrun-S StraRc.
tiOIJ
WtercDaufs nno Sysimcrs
Transportation 0p,
l1oti5

2icic Gompaanir miro nm Iiitt-
iuud, IS. 9lpril 1908, lire icbige
gScrftc, nm Snhc beS 9uno Suf nnO
am Snh ocr Mcit SAILS 9lOcnuc, anf-
nc6cn unO hrCn nCncu Gnbpnnft
Ricr 3, ErNttitrnhc, bcnttcn. Sln
unn uadD oicicm Intnm urrOcu allc
NGmpfrr Der 9ultOn-SiuiC, ErOui.
bcnc Einic nno Snuunnnb.Einic an
&icr 3, Yratt- StrnRc, anlcAcn nnO
pUn bort nbfnllrcr, luO onS ncinnmtc
GradDt= nrO Gniinoicr .@cidDGft oiCicr
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-01-31
Puget Sound News.

There were exported from Seattle
during 1907, 1,710,533 barrels of flour,
valued at $5,593,672.
According to the annual report OF
City Fire Marshal Kellogg of Seattle,
the fire losses for 1907 amounted to
1897, SIT, of which $114,O52 was on
buildings and $223,465 on contents.
According to the Tacoma harbor
masters report the grand total value
of exports, foreign and domestic, Out
of that port during 1907 amounted to
$47, 6O9,S35, the exports being $2S,317,
433 and the imports $19,292,402. Sc
attles grand total Of her water com
MERGE was $140,472,821.
There are 455 shingle mills and 36(
sawmills closed the northwest. Be
ides these there are 931 logging camps
also closed as the result of the genera
shutdown of the mills. This means al
army of nearly $4,000 men thrown GU
of employment in western Washington