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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-15
At THE PICTURE SHOWS
Orphcum.

An exceptional good program for
Tuesdays change. Four full reels of
the best pictures.
l. THE Root of Evil" Biograph.
The daughter of a wealthy man has
clandestinely married his secretary.
Her marriage is discovered by her
fathers confidential adviser, h is
an INSCRIPTIONS villain who hoped to
marry her himself, simply to obtain
the fathers wealth.
.. THE Deputy's Love Affair" Es-
sanay. A stirring. gripping western
drama featuring Mr.. ]. NJ. Anderson
in a freshly interesting four cornered
story of love and Jealousy.
3. David and Saul" Pathe. This
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-15
The Pastimc.

The home of good pictures. Tues
days change Of program.
The Bankers Daughter" Kalem'
A modern and thoroughly original
drama. 1t has a novelty, the chase
in iceboats by police of a defaulting
bank cashier. The means the bank
er's daughter and her lover, the tell
er, took to stop the run on the bank.
when the thefts became known are
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-15

for murder, while the attorney him
self was the guilty one. You can inn
agine the tense situations that devel-
op before the climax.
only an Iceman." Nestor. Here's
one you will like. The rich young
man got a job as iceman n met a
rich girl who was helping Bridget in
the kitchen. A speedy love affair de-
veloped with many laughs and much
excitement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-15
e e CURES ECZEMA,
ACNE, TETTER ETC.

While Eczema, Acne, letter, Salt Rheun, ETC., arr troubles which affect
the skin, their sourcei is far deeper than the outside cuucle. These affections
are caused by irritating humors, II uraic acid in the blood. Such impurities
infame and irriate the delicate network of fbrous tissue which lies Just
beneath the surface of the outer skin, and the inhammatory discharge thus
produced is forced out through the pores and glands, and is continually
keptup while the blood remains infected. This emulation causes the form
alton of scales and crusts sc often seen in Eczema, and when they are
scratched off the flesh is left raw and more susceptible to other infection.
It can very readily be seen then that to produce a cure the circulation must
be purified and ceansed. This s. S Sc. will do. 1t goes down to the very
bottom, removes all humors and impurities, neutraizes the excessive acids
of the system and in this way removes the cause of disease. Local applca-
tons IA only soothe the irritation and assist in keeping the skin clean; they
never produce a cure because such treatment does not reach the blood.
Sc S. restores to the thin, acrid blood all its lost properties, makes it
pure and rich and enables it to noursh the skin and keep it soft, smooth
and healthy. Book on Skin Diseases and any medical advice free to all
"' "N"' THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-15

old Bible story needs no introduction
1t is not, however, the story of Da
vid and Delilah, but the tale surround
ing the time when David had Sau
at his mercy and only cut off a por
ton of Saul's garment.
Musical program:
/. Royal March of italy, Gabetti.
.. G~aribaldi's March, J%ongorara.
3. Selection from Carmen, Bizet.
4. Santa Lucia, Gordigiani.
5. L'Addio a Napoli, Cottrau.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-15
+. v. MULKEY SAYS
Mr.. ROOSEVELT Wins
SENATOR MULKEY CHARGES
THAT TAFT MACHINE USES
TRICKY TACTICS
Roosevelt Manager Wires Facts OF
Sweeping Route OF Stand-pat
Candidate-"Teddy" Wins
Over Country.

Portland, April 15-What are de-
clared to be thoroughly reliable
charges that the Taft forces are re-
sorting to every form of trickery with
which to impress the voter are made
here by Senator Fred W. Mulkey,
Roosevelt National committeeman for
Oregon.
Senator Mulkey today said:
THE Taft machine is working over
time. Not content with getting Ore
gon newspapers and the press as
sociation to omit news regarding the
Roosevelt campaign and to falsify de-
Ayerately so called news regarding
the progress of the Taft campaign,
they are also engaged in a forlorn
attempt to boost up the La Toilette
campaign as an alternative.
News of this comes today to me
in a letter from Arnold Keller, Roose-
welt committeeman for Multnomah
County.
mir. Keller says:
Unsavory Tactics.
From a good reliable source 1t is
known to me that the Taft forces, in
their eagerness, in their desperate at
tempts to rescue the sinking ship, are
adopting tactics which are, to say the
least, very unsavory, and which the
American people as a whole will re-
sent vigorously; in fact, | know that
W. B. Aver, Taft manager for Ore
gon, assisted by Thomas McCusker,
La Follette's manager, arranged the
itinerary for La Toilette in Oregon
and that the La Toilette people are
sending out a speech of William E.
Smythe, of California, which states
that if La Toilette cannot be nomi-
mated, Taft is preferable to Roosevelt.
How is this for progressiveness?
up to now and as a progressive
Republican, | have taken La Toilette
very seriously and l have given him
all the credit due him as a man, citizen
and senator, and l had hoped that he
would stand by his flag and his ideals
like a man and not wander from his
course n inch; l had hoped he would
keep his men and admirers in line, SC
| could still esteem and honor him as
a progressive and as a true blue
American citizen. Will he do it? Is
he doing it?'
Those are some of the facts Mr.
Keller gives. Don't they give a pretty
picture of the Taft devious ways ant
means?'"
In a telegram dated April II, Sen
) ator Joseph NJ. Dixon, Roosevelt cam
2 paign manager, tells just how beyond
/ comment the tactics of the Taft ma
: chine were at the Michigan State Con
\ vention. Here is Senator Dixon'i
wire:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-04-15
STOMACH MISERY
JUST vAA|SHES
INDIGESTION, GAS OR DYS-
PEPSIA GO IN FIVE MINUTES

Heartburn and SOurness from Stom-
ach and Other Distress Is Ended
FOrever-A Little Diapepsin Now
Will Certainly Make You Feel Fine
Before you Know 1t.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
AUTOMOBILES
IN PENSACOLA
MUST Be QUIET
Az CARS WILL &c EQUIPPED
WITH MUFFLgRs ~ ORDINANCE
sgFoRE coUNeIL BECOMES a
Law.

In an ordtnancs which VII come BE-
fore the cry councii ~ tts neKt meet
inm on third reading and nnhi passage
o. a provision that ell make n IN
iaN-ful 70 op~rase an automobile o.
other similar vehicle without a sun
cient snd modern ana improved muf-
FER. through which ali of the exhaust
gases from the engine Niu escape ard
prevent noise. and the mufier must BE-
kert closed ~ an times when the M
chimes is IN motion.
Operators ~ mahines VIII be subject
10 arrest and hne n they use any ~cl1t-
out" or device which wiu allow the
exhaust wases 90 ~scap. without pass
inE through the muller or silencer
To unnecessarily or continuously blow
any whistle. siren or horn on any
street also subjects the operator 10 ar
rest
Another section % the ordinance
provides that when q motor vehicle
overtakes o. meets a street car which
10 Stationary Tor the purpose of taking
on or disoharginE passengers. the We
hicle shall not pass the car on the
side on which pa@ssnwers Sc on or or
until the car has started and passsn-
gers have soften safely 20 the side
of The street
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
HURRICANE DESTROYED HALF
oF a MEXICAN TOWN

San Francisco. Nov fS.-The Pa.
cinc Mail liner City Of Panama. which
arrived here today from Central
American and Mexican ports. brought
details of the hurricane of October sl.
which destroyed nearly half the build
mss u Acapulco. MeK aud killed
eight persons. The armored cruiser
Maryland was ~ Acapulco harbor 81
TIE time and only good aeamanahlu
according 20 the oficers of the CITY uf
Panama. saved it from destruction
More than 1000 900 cocoanut palms
we're torn up hy the roots and the sra
waa Ntrevn with sections Of her0a ard
huts and the bodies Of horses. mules.
chickens ana piEs
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
BELL WANTED
IN SAMSON. ALA.
CHARGED rHAV Hu oAvE An A.
LEeEp woRrHLEss DRAFT TO
soAHD,so HoUsE KUEPuA

q. H Rel. who vas arrested In ren-
saoois Thursday ana pinuea IN the
county iall on the charge ~ insiiinE
an Alieged worthless araft on parties
in 81 Louia uhioh was endorsed by
John d. Garrett of this city. 10 alsn
waited IN samson. Ala. according 10
information received By Chlsf of Po-
Ice Frank Sanders. A warrant 10
also held for him In F1oFaia-
N 10 charged that Bell rave ths pre-
prtetor % Broeka boarding house In
samson an alieged worthless draft fcr
$50 In payment fow hiw stay az that
place We h suii oonhnee IN thssceun-
~ lail
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
conPLgTG iNVEsTloATtoN
oF TNE N.AM Nv WRECK

Baton Rouge. Ia. NoT. fs The state
railroad commission expects Hnon g.
complete its intesfiEation of the ureek
on The Nanoo and Mississippi VALLEY
raiirnad iasf sunday right when 8
freiEhf train ran into 80 excursion
train. stepped Cor repatrs fo fhe engine
and caused ter loss ~ ls ~ more lives
and inhred 81 persons. The rxamina.
tion - MANY witnesses occupied thf
entire dar yesterday rhe testimony
tended fo maintain the Eerdilt tf mt
ruilroaf board ~ inquiry that f7agruan b
M H Cunningham vas reananaIaie faf
thn disaster
The representative 81 ire Interstate
commerre commiaHion. who are SITTING
with the state commissioner. an.
Chief lnspecf1T g. Va De auau and
Assistant Inspectors n RI CuuInane
, " Watson and g. s Roberts
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
WILL PRESENT
SILVER SERVICE
TOCAPT.TAYLOR
LOCAL STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS
WILL GIVE INSPECTOR or
HULLs PRETTY TESTIMONIAL
on 25TH ANNivERsARY oF SER
VICE.

A handsome silver service WuI bs
presented tonight 10 Gags Samuel TAy-
Ior. Inspector ~ steam boat huls of this
district the donors being The seumhoat
captains 81 PeuraCoia harbor. and wil
be n token ~ the hiEh esteem and re-
Eard ln which tEe Inspector iH hfld by
th1er with whom b. has been asenr .nt-
30 With i'm f1H performance af hls
duB
To-day Is the rweuty-hfth aruiver-
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
PAY WIDOW or DEAD
NAN $50 PEA WEEK

New York Nov i5In lieu n
spending q year IN iuu Joseph Bush.
who killed James McNamafa during
hight IN Brooklyn. was sentenced TO
day % pay the widow $50 q week for
one year
Bush thankfully agreed to carry ont
the decree. which was issued by Jus
tice Crane in tire supreme cour5 but
Mrs Mcnamara declared she would
not take cent from her husband r.
ziay@r Rush uas directed 90 place the
money IN a savings hank 90 fhe wi
dou~s credit
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

Consiautinorle. Nov Ir-Durnr tre
uast few weeks Thousand 70 rgustau-
tinoule'a rartC-sfr. .rkeu inhabitants
have nnd from tra Uifr across tHr
Heuesrcnt fHfo Asia W.n1r some
have taken their belongings u|.H
thsms ofhrrs have abandoned au In
fhFlr mad saEte fo Frf away bsfara
the entry of ne victorious allies into
the Turkish capital
@orus % these panic STRICKEN Turiss.
with their household effects. are Feen
iH the accompany Etrfrre. 60 waE
taken before fhr great mosque 81 2uf
tan Sufr.nsaHfrh
While fFuHfan#a ~ fra |rra nffarfH
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
AND
MARINE NEWS.

Sailed.
Rr - Blrchwood
span a. Gracia.
Arrived.
Br - GienhridEe. essi. Corner. las
raimaa o. ~. A. QuIna RAPPORT 60.
Am sch Donna Christina. ies Peter
SEN Havana % John A Merritt a Co
Cisared.
span - Gmcia. 1ia2. RuiH Tor Iiv-
erpool with eT1a square bales cotton.
- .oso stnves lEt hnrs shuttle blocks
e hhds tobacco ss5 tons bunker coal
An barge Peter. tb8. Cushing. for
Havana with s2l.00o "a lumber
tCieared from 81 Andr~Ws1
Am barFe Consul asa. squire FOR
Havana with t15.ooo n umaer
tCloarcd from So Andrewal
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
NO SESSION Of AMERICAN
EDERATtoN OF LABOR

Rochester N N Nut Il There
was no session ~ the convention -
tfa American Federation ~ Labor TO-
dny. adjournment last night hayiug
been untH Monday mnrniuE A. eK-
planned hy President UomnrrF thls Fs-
Gees b. 80 allow the committee plenty
uf rne ln whfgh tn prepare taeir re-
ports.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

Ntu Orleans Nuy. ts-FuiaY ths
.airfeenfh. r. combination dreaded 81
Ehe HuwefHtitouH. hHa been nNud fur
fnr execution 20 Rene Canton. who re-
reited fHe death sentence for the mur-
Canfun. vho ia EnI confined in ths
perish prison here. when notified that
frr date far hfa bBuEInE Rad been set
aHids q dunf care whtn I'm hanged +
The man he murdered uaa ere son ~
Judge o. fI F1uar December t8th is
fFe Date HNed
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
ARRESTED on CHARGE OF
CARRYING A REVOLVER

A. R Earps YOUNG white man. waH
arrested AZ thR CORNER af neNtiuers
and Zarragufsa streets about no o.Clock
iasf nlKat uu fhe charge ~ carrNin inE
concealed weapon when he was
searched a pistol was found on him.
Earpa recently arrived ln the ri.y
and a. employed en the bredEe making
the fn On ths dock of ths Florida. 1lif
a Alabama railroad
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

pressed into sertIc Even Christians
ere compelled o. tale 40 arms % ald
the MosismH and frht their fellow
Christians The prospect of becominE
soldier under aurh circumstance is
appalling and thousands are in hi6inE
and dare not - ouf in the Etresss -
CumEtanfln1pie A. many - can en.
deavor to svade fae police and Est
aboard an outgoing steamer. ThsV
face ere misery - exile. ths feeling %
outIawrY. ths Possibility of starvation
lr pdessa. ConHtmnEa. Ewruf. Naples
or warselIirs. Dor that D. heft~T. theT
fhIrk thar fhe ainlnst certain aeAth -
BEING traffrf luro the utfoman zrug
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
GREEKS WILL
HONOR THOSE
KILLED IN WAR
MEMORIAL SERVICES Ana 70 &c
eosoUerGo ~ rHE LocA
eREEK ASSOCIATIONS.

7rhs Greeks sho have ioat their lives
ia fha naikan war are % be honor~d
tomorrow 10 the LEGAL Greek annocia
ton. whsn q nenrofiai service wiii be
conducted al the Ofsek OrthodnK
ehureh az ths corner 81 Wrtrht and
Raas streets The services wil beEin
az ii o'riark
REV. Ioakaim ueorgs Win conduct
she impressive ceremcny. whtch 10
frcmissd 90 be largely attended ~ tha
entire Greek society % thia city.
The religious services win he mostly
Devoted % the mennwg of the departed
81 ne Greek and ths either Cnrtmtian
RaIlantiy faunht ana teli on the battle.
aeid ~ honor ana with disregard and
"a riace ~ NE. brought 90 q conclu-
sion one ~ ths mosi benevolent
achirsements rnd solved enc % the
most perpl~NinK prohi@mH thAf for cen
turiss restrained civiiinatioa 70 a great
extent imposing suffering and humiiia-
ticn 20 millions 90 nl-fated human
beings.
Rev. Ioakeim aeosEe viii Addras.
ths patriotic conrsration. otfering
sulories % the ngbie patriots and
Christian martyrs. extollinE their faith
fulness 10 duty. and al the aarna time
charging hia members with the im~
posing obligation. that ~ assisting the
numerous victims Of tha war. the needy
widows and orphans Of the deceanea
soldieru.
Mems $500 Pants. S1.25.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
GEN. HOMER la WAS
WoRTh ONLY ABOuT 5000

Los Angeles Nov. 15-General
Homer lea. whose services as aItisr.
90 Dr. sun Vat Sen. leader of the
Chinese revolution. made him an inter
national figure ieft an estate valued az
only $1,000 The win of Gen. Lee. who
died several weeks ngo. was Offered
for probate yesterday
The widow and thrre sisters 90 the
deceased share the estate
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
BATTLING NELSON HAD
CLOSE CALL ~ FIGHT

Hammond. Ind. NoF. Battling
Nelson. former iiEhtweight champion
had Close call ln bis ten round bout
Wtfh Arthur stewart last night. when
in the second round be- was knocked
doNn With punch on ere Jaw BE
arose HroEEy but Stewart Failed to faI.
Zoe 10 The adVantare. tn the succeed
ing rounds Nelson showed OBJ hia cid
tirne form and had his opponent tired
and bleeding at the end of The battle
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

snrz 20 lhe osptaln aa an Inspector.
and steamboat captains thought t .
rrrE appropriate time 90 make the
presentation. D4rtaln Taylor win ar
rive here today on one ~ his onlCial
visits. end fhr presentation WiU be
made o. me san Carries hotel tonight
af 1.GA O'Clock An men connected
with steamboats, in Pensacola harhor
are expected tn he present at thnf hour
and participate iu che uresentation.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

marriage ~ Miss Nellie e. Brewer.
secretary ~ the New Mexieo Bar A.
sociatlon and the only woman lawyer
in the slate. 90 Harold Pierce iaw
partner ~ Mtra Brewer
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

New Orleans New IA special
session ~ ths rrand Jury has been
-annd Cor nest Thusdav % consider
aneNrd ernuda On ffe city Vota a. the
recent election on the proposed amend.
mruts ta ere state constitution naa-
frict Attorney Adams has refused o.
maha puhnc ths specific charwea
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
cEtEF JUSTICE OF coURr
MARRtEs LAW PARTNERS

santa re. =. A. Nov. ls-The su-
rreme court chamber in the rapiteI
was the scene ~ a. unusual occur
erta suspended court to oniciats iu thr
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

Don't let the cash idea pre-
Tent you from having new
.lothing. Our modern. easy
payment plan does away
with all worry. Galin's. 2e S.
palafox.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
Candy Day at Balkcom's.

Today is Candy Day at
Balkcom's. A dainty box of
Guth Chocolates with every
cash purchase Of CSC or over.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
TEksELY TOLD
$500 RFWARD.

W0.oQ Eh w AMI
Ths asurnsi 80 pay see gw-srs 80
sssssr ipsss ssssi,ss sssserissrs Sae-ss
titaF ssiissry - sssss ~ sasrsss.
rs crel ~ MontEomsry. arrived
in ths ritv voui erday and - anong
ths guests rcgAatorsd a. the san Car
loa
r. ~. Bacon. raaiaterfna nom 1ant-
HonNtlla. h in the city atoppinR 81 tha
Fan Carlos. Hs arrived YESTERDAY.
D. ~ Johnston. q Faiao. Ala. =
Rntong the many visitors IN the city
toduT. Hs Be- guest "a the san Car
loa
j. A. Barrow arrived here yesterday
from Milvlle ana n a guest az the
San Carlos.
AmonH tha many Alabamiana Arrtv-
inE ln The city Yesterday waa " p.
Burke. uf Mobile He ~ = guest a.
the san Carlos
r. W smith. o. Volt. arrived N the
citv YESTERDAY He h makinE his
seadauarterH AZ ne sas Carlos
Mr. and Mra j. T. Chambers, %
Bayou Chica. who have been a. south
port far several months. wiii return 70
Pcnaacola. Mrs. Chambers IL already
here and Mr Chambers win arrive In
q day or two.
nj q Woodroof % Creutvisw. has
ssen brought 60 Pensacola and placed
.r the Pensacola santtarium. where
us "a being treated for stomach
faubiea "A report frosn the aanitarfum
est night said taat his condition has
improved and that he e resting easy.
90 arrived here az 90 oclock Thurs
tar niEht and was conveyed ta IN
stnitarium iu an ambulanca.
Rpwen Gonzales han accepted q no-
ftton a. aaieman wita the Bray. Rob
Nsnn a Curry CiothinK Co Of Louin-
MA ooverinE the territory of AiA
-srsa. GeurHia and florida
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

~ Bacon. reaiaterfna from Iant 2
aonFtila. n in the city. atoppinR 81 the
Fan CaFiom he arrived yesterday.
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16
VESSELS ~ Port


EIinwood Pr 1919. Roberts Faval 20
H nnars a Co
August Belmont nr. aaeT. clarke
New Castle is-on ryne so auif rranmit
Co
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

have been lravinE the CTS other thou
sands have Ffreamed I'm from ths out
wing towns and devastated places Iu
Trace. which have fallen into tha
fanBs of ere EliFarianF The scenes
of misery end drsfituf'aH among taoss
srefrFsd people are heart renu.rE
TEaE are absolutely without shelter.
without fuel without food. Their suf-
fefInE lH lu6ssgribabIe Thev make pit
lfuI appeals fcr food aud shelter wHirh
cannot hs granted Deats and disease
are taking a EeaEy foI
~ansr vhH are eFeIrE fFs cts are
women auH rhHdrfn end ed men
Tterr ran eto can nrht lr brirE
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

NNA EN@#i NNeet@No FN@Ale
MOE Hi1hon Vanilla and lemon EK-
trsrfa Hrn made from real fruit and
tavs a delicate real frait navor that
- ataCreut frum the ordinary extracts
~ Blue RIBBON Vanilla Extract IN
Esur desserts Best and takes less
tAdv1
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

D. ~ Johnston. - Faioa A. ts
nntong the many visitors IN the city
today. Hs in Euest "a the san Car
Inm
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

~ n Grel ~ Montgomsry. arrived
ln ths ritr Yesi erday and A. aHnon9
ths guests rcwAatcrsd az the han car
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

Ianerio 90 order
f.iida. Nor. ltts. Olsen cape Town
90 order
Bnrkartinea.
Beatrice ttal isaa. schiaHlno. oe-
noa fo order
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

San Carlos
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

AmonE tha many Alabamiana Arrtv-
inE in the city Yesterday waa ". y.
Burke. uf Mobile. tie ~ = gueat at
ere San Carlos
The Pensacola journal., 1912-11-16

RUwsn Gonzales has accepted q po-
ftton ha aaieman with the Bray. Rob
pfnn a Curry Clothing Co. Of Louia-
ffia. coverinE the territory of Ala
-.srsa. Georgia and florida
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-06-06

| The following quotation from a
speech delivered by Abraham Lin
coin before the Young Mems
Lyceum of Springfield, ILL.,, is con-
sldered by many as almost pro-
phetic of the present conditions:
"Many great and good men suf
fciently qualified for any task they
should undertake may ever be
found whose ambition would as
pire to nothing beyond a seat in
congress, gubernatorial or presi-
dential chair; but such belongs
not to the family of the lion or the
tribe of the eagle. What, think
you these places would satisfy
Caesar, an Alexander or Napo.
leon? Never. Towering genius
despises a beaten path. 1t seeks
regions heretofore unexplored. Il.
sees no distinction in adding story
to s-ory upon the monuments of
fame erected to the memory of
others. 1t denies that IL is glory
to serve under any chief. Ii scorl 8
to tread in the footsteps of any
predecessor, however ilustrIous, it
thirsts and buns for distinction,
and if pos ssiblp it will have it wheth.
er at the expense of. emaucipaiing
slaves or enslaving free men. 1t
Is reasonable, then, to expect ibat
some man, possessed of the lofrips t
genius, coupled with ambition sui
ticlent 10 push it to its utmost
stretch, will at sometime spring
up among us, and when such a
one does it will require the people
to be united with each other, at
tached to the government and the
laws, and generally intelligent, to
Illustrate his designs. Distinction
will be his paramount object, and
although he would as willingly,
perhaps more SO, acquire it by do
ing good as harm, yet that oppor.
tunity being passed and nothing
left to be done in the way of build
ing up, he would set boldly to the
task of pulling down.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1912-06-06
Sea Postoffices.

Every one is aware that large
quantity Of mail comes from Europe;
probably most persons assume that 1t
is dumped off the steamers in bulk
and sorted and routed in the postoffice
of the receiving port. Such system
would result in hopeless congestion
and practically all of the fifteen mil
lion pounds of foreign mail matter
received at New York, on an average
Of recent years, is ready, sorted and
sacked when the steamers make port.
This work is done in the sea postof-
fees aboard the ships, and means days
saved in the time Of delivery of mail
matter intended for inland points.
In the huge mass Of mail brought
into New York each year there are,
on an average, SO,000,000 separate
pieces, many thousands with made
quate addresses; yet to such degree
of efficiency has the operation of the
sea postoffices been brought, and so
carefully is the work done, that less
than 500 errors are made annually
AS the entire quantity of the ocean
mail received in year would fill 2,2O0
standard mail cars, an almost incred-
ible accuracy is indicated-less than
one error of any kind whatever fof
every four carloads Of mail.-Harper's
Weekly.