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RED, Graniteville, VI
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-14

in the New England telephone ex
change, heard an explosion about
.2:40 o'clock and upon raising the
curtain and glancing across the street
saw the subdued rays of a dark Ian
tern in the window of the postoftlce.
She hastily summoned by Telephone
people living near by, but, although
they responded quickly to the call,
when they arrived upon the scene the
burglars had escaped with their
booty.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-14

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of gold TO me, as ii
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and strength. l
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-14

field. Sherwin of Jamaica. Marsh of
Sheldon.
On Pubic Buildings-House Of Ber-
lin. Barrows of Johnson, Stafford of
Brattleboro, Bishop of Stamford. Sea-
ger Of Brandon, Gatchell of Charles
ton. Clary of Greensboro.
On lnsane-Bailey of Randolph,
Clary Of Greensboro, Howard Of Rox-
bury. Breed Of Pittsford, Fletcher of
Stookbridge, Pons of Berkshire, Hut
Crimson of Washington.
On Appropriations-Amey of Brigh-
ton, Hatch of STAFFORD. Boyce Of Wat
erbury, Warner of Cornwall, Webb
Of Arlington, Carpenter of Mortified,
Leary of Jericho, Chaffee of Rutland
City, Elliott of Hartford, Pollard Of
Fair Haven, Griffin of Sudbury, Alder
man Of Vernon, Leland of Browning
ton, Corwin of Chelsea, Young of Or
well.
On Internal Affairs-Babbitt OF
Rockingham, Huihan of Rutland
Town, House of Berlin. Thompson Of
Proctor, Jaclman Of Waltham, Ryan
of Fairfield, Miller of Pumey, Cook
Of Thetford, Harrington of Pomfret
On State Schools-Dartt of Spring
field McHugh of Weybrdge, Russell
of Kirby. Bell of Lunenburg, Wright
of Westminster. Crosby of Tinmouth,
Shaw of Stowe, Pitkin of Marshheld,
Abbott OF Landgrove.
On Minor Courts-Martin of, Brook
line, Barrows OF Johnson, Wall Of
Dorset, Hunt o! New Haven, Arard
of Colchester, Schofield of Richford,
Norton of Huntington, Dartt Of
Springfield, Rowland Of Poultney.
On Conservation-Bat of Mid
dlebury, Wells of Wardsboro, Lowell
of Lexington, Jennings of Hubbard
ton, Daniels of Warren, Jackway of
West Haven, Kennedy of Duxbury,
Cook Of Irasburg, Bronson Of Hard
wick.
Joint Standing Committees
On Joint Rules-McCuen of Yer
GENES, Webster of Swanton, Dart
of Springfield.
On Library-Young OF Westfield,
Kennedy of Willston. Beebe of West
more Williams of Peacham, Bowles
Of Woodford.
On House Of Correction-Schofield
of Richford, Campbell of Norwich,
Dearborn of Lincoln, Hines Of Low
ell. Mattison of Glastonbury
On Industrial School-Ellis Of
Brookfeld, Corliss of West Fairlee,
Clark of Morristown, Cameron Of
Norton, Day of Panton.
Game and Fisheries-Billings of
Woodstock. Howard of Londonderry,
Beeman of Milton, Marsh of Sheldon
Martin Of Hartland, Bentley Of Sand
gate. Flanders OF Orange, Lewis of
Wells. Davis Of Fairlee, Hall of Isle
la Motto.
On State and Court Expenses-
Webster OF Swanton. Ormsbee of
East Montpelier. Shaw Of Stowe,
Howard OF Londonderry, Parkhurst
OF Troy.
On Temperance-Page OF Hyde
Park, Chaffee of Rutland Webster OF
Swanton. Cameron Of Norton. Hatch
Of Stanford, Fletcher Of Stockbridge
| Elliott OF Hartford.
Fourth Joint Rule-Bundy OF SUIT
ton. Sheehy Of Fairfax. Mclean OF
Wheelock.
On immigration and Industrial In
terests-Lyon Of Highgate. Bowles OF
Woodford, Stafford OF Brattleboro
Mel can OF Wheelock, Howard Of
Royhury.
On Public Health-Bryant OF Lud
low Ellis of Brookfeld, Bailey Of
Randolph, Jones of Sheffield. TassiC
Of Woodbury., Bean Of Newport. Wells
Of Victory
On Revision Of Bills-McCuen o.
Vergennes Butterfeld Of Wilmington
Gaze OF Weathersfeld
On Tnsurance-Miller Of Bethel
Rice OF Granville, Tracev Of Soutl
Hero, Roy of Barnet, Hawkins o
| Shaftsburv
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-14
CRACKED A SAFE
Explosion Didn't Wake inhabitants
Of LyndonVlIle.

Lyndonville, Oct. 14-At 2;3O
o'clock Wednesday morning burglars
entered the postofice in this place
through a window, dynamited the
safe and escaped with $275 in stamps
S35 in cash and a number of drafts
and money orders.
Miss Bertha Hall, night operator
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-14

Charles w. Smith. a native Of
Johnson, who died at his home in Cliff
ton m. September 10. was the first
person in this state TO take daguer-
rectvpes
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-10-14
WORTH
MOUNTAINS
OF GOLD
During Change Of Life,
says Mrs. Chas. Barclay

Graniteville, VT. 81 was passing
through the Change of Life and suffered
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-05
CarreraS de CabalIOS en- Chamita
y Ell RitO.

Seg1n nos informa el Sr. A. A
Cordoba, uno de los meJores co
rredores de caballos en- Nuevo Ne,
xico, las sigulentes carreras de ca.
ballos han sido contratadas Y toms
ran lagar en- 81 lugar y fecha que
enseguida vamos a indicar:
Para el dia 2 de Septiembre
gran carrera de caballos on Cha.
mita, N. M. con una apuesta prin.
cipal entire los duenos do los corce
les $4,000. Correran los caballot
del Sr. Silyiano Roybal y 81 bole
de don Tomas Gonzales
Para el dia 7 de oeptienbre
gran carrera de caballos en- 81 Rito
con ell caballo blanco y el bolo del
Sr, Gonzales.
Para el dia Is de octubre, otra
carrera en- Chamita, con un caba
Ilo lijero del sr. Silviano Roybal
con 81 mismo bolo del Sr. Tomas
Gonzales.
Los cabalIos del Sr. Silvianc
Roybal seran cuidados por Ell sr.
A. A. Cordoba qui6n sera ell CORE
dor de los mismos.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-05

plean y los obietos one SO propo
nen llevar cabo. Nos parece q
nosotros impossible do que IN abe
gado empleado por los ferrocarriles
pueda consistentemente acceptar O.
puesto de delegado a la Convencion
Constitutional. Mientras que el
tai vez podra hacer grande eafuer
20 para hacerse Greer que ef puede
representa- los INTERESTS del pue
bio, no podra, adn por un esfuerzo
sobre humane, hacer al pueblo que
Sc 10 crea. Y sin hacer m6rito de
10 que 81 pueda 8 no pueda hacer
'en Ia Convention, para siempre
quedara sujeto a la sospechay ale
gaci6n de que uso al pueblo para
servir los fines avarientos de los
intereses que 10 tienen baio EN-
pleo Deseamos solamente HON
bres buenos, honestos y consisteD
tes en- la Convencion Constitucio
nal, y un abogado de ferrocarriles,
81 es consistente y posee delicade
"a sobre su reputation, no Sc pres
tara para candidate como delegado
a la Convention. 81 Sc prosenta
como candidate, todos los ciudada
nos leales y honrstoa deben unirse
para derrotarlos, sin miras de atila
ci6n politica.
Deseamos que SO entienda que
no Queremos sucltar un ataque so
bre los ferrocarriles i otros intere
ses de corporaciones On el Terrific
rio, pero queremos solamente alta
jar y anteponernos a sus esfuerzos
de qderer ellos escribir Q dictar la
Constitution para el estado de Nue
yo Mexico. Nosotros sostenemos
el derecho y la justicia para todos,
y favores especiales para ninguno.
Es 81 deber de un periodico homes
to de precausionar al pueblo de un
pehgro inninente y de batallar
con ellos para evltarlo. Cuando
SO haya evitado sostendremos no
solamente un trato propio para los
ferrocarriles y otros intereses incor.
porados, pero abogaremos un trato
liberal. Pero no, de ninguna ma
nera, al punto de tocar los intereses
del pueblo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-05

LA LANA. Ell mercado de la
"a signe frne y hay prospectos
. indicios de mejores precios para
aquellos que retengan por algunos
dias mas y que no la hayan vendi
do todavia. Ell precio que Sc ha
pagado mas alto on Taos hi sido
por la casa Bond Mccarthy Co. la
que ha pagado d IA cts. libra, a
seg1n la lido subiendo en- los prin
cipaIes mercados dc Boston Y Kan
sas. Los que 50 apresuraron mu
cho para venderla y contratarla,
ALA en- Mayo pasado, no consiguie
ron mas que de II y IL cts. precio
on que So pagaba en- los grandes
mercados ante dichos.
sOBRE CAMINOS PUBL
COS. Parece que en- Cerro, este
condado, existe IN enojo concentra
do entire algunos individuos, mott
vo 4 un cambio de camino que ha
hecho el Sr. Z. d. Leon en- su pro
pia propiedad que, adn cuando ese
canlino era reconocido como cami
ma pablico, sin embargo, fue facili
tado por 81 mismo Sr. Leon, de las
premisas de su propiedad y ahora
para meJor venlencia do su co
mercio y estafeta, ha hecho un pc
queno cambio para beneficio de
sus parroquianos y 10 que no ha
cuadrado a todos, como es natural
en- la vida hnmana. A pesar de
la protesta dc esOs senores, el pr,
Leon So propone retener ESQ cami
no privado, de su tinca, mientras
tenga la estafeta y SO ha propuesto
tambien dar a los transeuntea 81
camino de la parte sur. segdn
estamos informados, el Sr. Leon SO
ha propuesto hacer ysler sus dere
chos, concerniente a esos caminos
en su propiedad, 4 todo trance en-
case que sus enemigos proaigan en-
su protesta.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-05
d LA CAPITAL D
NlJEvO MEXICO
Una Defensa Justa Admirable del Pueblo de
Nluevo Msxico.--La Constitution del Estado
dc Texas Sera Enmendada Por la Asam-
blea de ese Observation-Disclosures.

King, un periodista de gran fama
Y quien en- amos anteriores fu6 re-
sidente de varias parties de Nuevo
Mexico. Que diran ahora nuestros
primos del oriente quienes son mas
ignorantes que una zalea de cabra.
Todavfa algunos de ellos Green que
Nuevo Mexico es parte de Vieio
Mexico y nos mandan i decir que
nos mandaran los Iibros pero que
ellos no SO hacen responsabIes 4 Ia
aduana.
Hemos visto por la prensa que
el Estado de Texas, uno dc los es
tados mas ricos y forecientes, ten
dra Ell la Asamblea del Estado una
mayoria de mas de dos tercerss
parties en- favor dc prohibici6n.
Esto indica Que IA Constitution del
estado sera enmendada para privar
en- todo el estado la venta de lico-
res embriagantes. Texas es nno
de los estados mas orgullosos, rieos
@independieutes que tieue la union,
" es uno de los que ayuda a llenar
los cofres del Tic Samuel, y es eI
que, POGO mas 3 menos, da mas di
nero por licencias de licor que hin
gun otro estado, y hace que Sc au
menten los $42.O00.00O que el de
partamento de licencias de licores
reclbe cada ano, a 10 menos esta
fue la suma que recibi6 por licen-
cias por el ano de 1909. 81 ano
antecedente fueron solamente S39.
100000 que reclbi6 u Tio Samuel.
En- verdad que estos guarismos de-
berian de sci suficientes para hacer
pensar una segunda vez a los dis
cipulos de Baco antes de laozarse
al vicio de la borrachera. Acaso
Vds. Green que los dueno5 de las
tabernas pagan ese dinero de sus
bolsillosg No Senores, no 10 cream
asi, Vds. los one compran licor pa
ra beber y enborracharse son los
que pagan esas licencias y les 70
ban a sus familias ell alimento Y
los demas necesarIos de la vida
S. S. S. Leon
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-05
CudtrO RermanOS ArreStadOS.

Felix, Macario, Manuel y Ra
mon, todos ellos de apellido Cutie
rrez, fueron arrestados la semana
passda en- el Canon Largo, condado
de San Miguel, por el diputado
Alguacil Enrique Sena y llevados
en- Las Vegas para responder la
acusacion de IN asalto con arma
mortifera sobre II. Herrera, Jose
David Gutierrez e Hip6lito y Va
lentin Polominio.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-05
Consecuencias de la En-
briaguez.

Comunican del condado de Va
lencia: David Chavez, nm pastor
de obelas, fud muerto por Perfec-
to Candelario, segdn Sc dice, a re.
sultas de embriaguez. Ell case
oeurri6 frente un saloon en- Lagu
na.
Candelario fud tanbien mala-
mente laOtimado y reclama que
di6 mnerte a Chavez en- defense
propia y en- estado Dc embriaguez
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-05
MuertO en- una Nina.

Eulogio Apodaca, de u amos de
edad, fue muerto en- una dc las
minas de carbon en- Primero, Colo.
hace algnnos dias, debido a un des.
plono de carbon que cay6 encina
dol infortunado Apodaca.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-05
No. s.
MencIon Personal

2
El joven Timoteo Garcia y sd
hermanita, ambos de Arroyo Seco,
visitaron Ia plaza 81 lunes.
Don Fares Duran. 40 Arroyo
seco, tranz6 negocioa ca IA plaza y
on nuestro despacho 81 microbes.
Hon. Epimenio D. Leon, dc &C.
rro, tranz6 negocios psrsonales en-
Ia plaza el martes. En- 81 inismo
dia regres6 para su hogar
Accompanied de su nina Epime-
MIA, visit6 Ia plaza q martes, don
Higinio Sanchez, comerciante en
Arroyo Seco.
Para q proximo ndmero de La
Revista, Sc dara Ia llamada para la
Convention Republican, dc este
condado.
Don Juan T. Santistevan, de San
Cristobal, tranz6 negocios en- IA
plaza y en nuestro despacho n
martes.
Mrs. Alex Gusdorf, parti6 q iu-
nes para Colorado Springs de yisi-
ia a sus hiios, Mr.. & Mrs. Q. D.
Weimer. Permanecera ALI por
dos semanas.
Nuestro cumplido suscriptorFla
vic Gonzales, arrib6 4 su hogar
de Ranches de Taos, procedente AZ
Keyser, Colo. 4 fines de- Ia semana
pasada.
Apolonio Duran y esposa, dona
Macarita S. de Duran, de Arroyo
oeco, tranzaron negocios en- Ia pla-
"a Y en- nuestro despacho n saba
do.
Don Agustin Arellano, de Di-
xon, n. NJ vino 4 Ia plaza d lu-
nes para comprar IN caro- "Bsin'
en- la tienda grande de Bond Nc
carthy Co.
lnyitaciones de matrimonio, de
10 mejor que Sc ha visto aqui, Sc
en- los talleres do La Re-
vista 4 precios sumamente reduci
dos.
Don Eugenio Lovato, quiGn la
estado ocupado como mayordomode
una estaci6n del ferrocarril en- Max
well, N. NJ, ha lido 4 visitar a sus
padres y parientes en- Chac6n, n
NJ.
Los mejores trabaios de obras y
sncuadernaciones, On Nuevo Nc.
xico y sur de Colorado, Sc hacen
on La Revista y sus preeios y cua-
Iidad compton con las mas gran
ies imprentas
Durante Is senana hemos tvni
DO abundantes llayias en- varias
parties del yaIle J del condado, y y
Iue hace que nuestros agricultorss
50 sienten va mas contentos y ten
gan esperanzas de buenas cosechas
Proeedente de Sterling, Kansas,
lrribaron a esta ell microbes de la
semana pasada, Miss Amy Brown
I Mr.. Bascom Brown, hiios de Ia
sonora Casandra Brown, de esta.
Permanecerau aquf hasta u ALA
lro. dc Septiembre
Con placer cronieamos que MI.
sstro bnen amigo y saseriptor, Mr.
Vim. Frazer, de Valdez, ha vista
10 por segunda vez nuestra plaza
muy recobrado va del grave peli-
gro que amenazaban sus lesionea,
ca IN grave aecidente
lue cronicamos en- diaa passdos.
Nuestros buenos primes y ysuscrip-
torres, Juan N Casias 9 hiia Il
Sra. Maclovia G. Martinez, viuda
lei fnado Gnillerino Martinez, dc
Black Lake, pasaron por esta 81
nartes de vuelta de los oios cali
sntes dc Ranches.
Paul Wiese, joysro y relojero de
ssta Iocalidad, canbio SD estable
,imiento de la plaza del parqee a
iu residencia, frente Ia carnicerla
le Cummings. Durante el pre-
lente mes de Agosto Sc hallara
ausente de su negocio para tomar
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-05
0BRAS De IHPRENTA

~ departamento que tenemos actual.
mente en- esta impFenta para TODD traba
10 de Obras y oncuadernaci6n es q mas
complete y pOdemos asegurar dar buena
satistacclon tanto en- precios como en-
cualdad. Hacemos cuant0 Sc pueaa De-
scar en q Inca Do imprenta y encuader
nacion. loda nuestfa maqulnarla y tiposI
esnuevo.
Ienemos slempre en- mano loda clasel
dc Dlancos en- ingles y en- espanol. Dos
cumentos, hipotecas. notas contfatos,
caftas de venta, blancos para jueees dc
paz, para abogados fianzas blancos para
entrar minas leases. etc. Sc Venden al
por mayor y al menpdeo
Complete surtido de libros espanoles
" libros para escueleros. Pizafras. pln-
mas, tintas, etc. Pidan nuestro cetalogo.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-06-17
is YEARS OF SKIN DISEASE

For sixteen long years I have been
suffering with a bad case of skin dis
ease. While a child there broke out a
red sore on the legs just in back of
my knees. It waxed from bad to worse,
and at last I saw l had a bad skin
disease. l tried many widely known
doctors in different cities but to no
satisfactory result. The plague both
cred me more in warm weather than
in winter and being on my leg Joints
it made 1t impossible for me to walk,
and I was forced to stay indoors in the
warmest weather. My hopes of recov.
cry were by this time spent. Sleepless
nights and restless days made life an
%unbearable burden. At last I was
advised to try the Cuticura remedies
[Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Pills
and l did not need more than a trial
to convince me that I was on the road
OF success this time. l bought two
sets of the Cuticura Remedies and
after these were gone l was a differ.
ent man entirely. I am now the hap
piest man that there is at least one
true care for skin diseases. Leonard
A. Hawtof, II Nostrand Ave-, Brook.
iyn, N. Y, July 30 and Aug. 8, 'O9."
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-06-17
THRILLING TALE OF SEA,
Crew Saved From Small .oats in Nick
of Time.

Norfolk. Va, June 9.-After a three
days fight for life in two small boats,
40 miles out in the ocean Miss Eliza
beth Erickson, her father, Captain p.
a. Erickson, nine men composing the
crew, two dogs and a cat. We're rescued
In the nick of time by the British
steamer Meits after having abandoned
their barkentine Good News. of Phila.
delphia and are today safe on land.
1t is a thrilling ale of the sea that
Captain Erickson and his crew tell.
Struck by a heavy storm the Good
News sprang a leak. All hands re-
NAMED continually at the pumps, but
failed to keep her atloat and at noon
June 3. the ship was abandoned.
The captains daughter showed great
bravery n after the Coco News went
TO the bottom, she cheered the men.
At times 1t seemed as though the two
little boats would be swapmed by the
huge Y A sail was rugged and
one boat towed the other. Little pro-
gress was made, however, and there
seemed no hope. Three days and nights
passed slowly. Only a little hard bread
and a half gallon of water comprised
the provisions.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-06-17
General.

The Injunction against the railroads
was made at Taft's suggestion.
The supreme court sustained the in
terstate in the Missouri
river rate cases.
Every section foreman employed by
the Southern Pacific in Texas was or.
dered on strike.
Premier Rutherford rendered his
resignation as the head Of the
Alberta government cabinet.
The month Of May lived up to it's
reputation and, outside Of politics,
there was not a disturbing element.
Chinese warships with troops have
been dispatched to Marking in anti
cipation of a native outbreak against
foreigners.
With 225 cases ON it's docket as a
starter, the United States court of
customs appeals will begin business
Tuesday.
A dispatch from Cape Henry says
the steamer Danubian, bound for
Newport News, is towing in the
schooner Mary l.. Crosby, which was
reported from Beaufort, n. c., as
southwest of Diamond Shoal light
ship, partly dismasted and leaking.
The Crosby is from Wilmington, n.
c., lumber laden.
An amendment to the sundry civil
appropriation bill adopted by the
house stipulates that no part of the
100000 provided in the bill for the
enforcement Of the S'lerman anti
trust law can be used il the prosecu.
ton of labor organizations.
August Belmont was thrown from
his horse while playing polo at the
Meadow Brook aunt club. For a time
there We're many rumOrs that he had
been seriously injured, but at his
house it was said he was not seriously
burt.
Commander Robert E. Peary was
presented to King George at Marl-
borough house. He remained q half
hour telling his majesty something of
his achievements and discussing the
prospects of Captain SCOTS antarctic
expedition.
Whether women will be granted
suffrage in Oklahoma will be decided
at the regular election to be held in
November. The last obstacle in the
way of voting On this question was
removed when the state supreme
court sustained the action Of tae
state court in overruling objections
to the petition of the s%uffragists ask
ing that the question be submitted to
the voters.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-06-17
Roosevelt Gets His Man,

London. June 9.-fn spite of con-
slant criticisms from many sources
on the now famous Guild hall speech
of Colonel Roosevelt, it has become
known through reliable sources that
the object of his attack. Sir Eden
Grost. will undoubtedly be recalled.
AS his successor has been suggested
Gen. F.. G. Wingate, a personal friend
of the ex-president. Should this ap-
po1ntment be made, it will be one of
n greatest victories for Roosevelt
since he brought about the peace ne
gotiations in the Japanese-Russian
war.
Sir Francis Wingate, at present
Sidar Of the Egyptian army and gov
ernor Of the SOudan, became a close
friend of the colonel, while he was
travelling through Egypt.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-06-17
SUFDF0RS $4,000
ACTION is BEGUN AGAINST COM.
MODORE PEARY FOR ARCTIC
SUPPLIES.
SUIT Is IN BERLIN COURT
Cooks Campaign Claims Peary Took
Advantage Of His illness to Com
pei Him to Give Up VaIua.
BILE Collection.

Berlin, June 9.-Commander Robert
r. Peary was served here yesterday
with papers in a suit brought by
Rudolph Francke. Peary left for
London this morning.
The American explorer had nothing
to add to a statement made last night
mat he had placed the matter Of lit
lsatlon in the hands of American Am
baSsador Hill.
Francke was associated with DR..
Frederick A. Cook in North Polar ex-
petition and alleges that Peary found
him i'll at Etah and took advantage of
his condition to secure his collection
of furs and walrus and whale teeth as
the price for transporting him home
ward. Francke demands $4,000 as the
value of Arctic products which he
claims to have handed over to the
commander. The suit was brought in
Berlin courts. notice of the action be-
ing served upon Peary when he ar
rived here yesterday to fill a lecture
engagement.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-06-17
Tri-State Postmasters Meet,

Minneapolis, June 9.-The Tri-State
Postmasters association in annual
convention today introduced resolu-
lions asking the government to place
postmasters Of all classes in all the
states under the classified civil service
which now governs the fourth class
postmasters in fourteen states.
Other resolutions which were intro
duced were as follows: The abolition
OF passing out other than -class
mail matter at postoffices to patrons
on rural routes. The association was
expected to elect Vanish Of st. Paul
president; vice president, August H.
VAIL, Washburn, n. D.: second vice
president, j. f. Wells, Mitchell, S. d.;
third vice president, G. J. Simmons,
Austin, Mimi; secretary-treasurer, C.
A. Rasmussen, Red Wing.