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general engagement was in progress,
and Selwyn resolved to send party of
rangers to the assistance of the red
chief. Calling for twenty volunteers,
the entire force responded, and when he
had selected his men Renwick claimed
the right to lead them.
"You had your share of glory the
other day, Charley" he said, ''and now
it's my turn. Besides your presence is
needed here" So saying he stepped
into canoe followed by the volunteers.
Guided by the firing and the yells of
the savage combatants, he made de-
tour through the dense timber in order
to gain the rear, and soon gained posi-
ton which revealed the fact that the
Mohawks were slowly retreating,
while, judging by the heavy tramp,
party Of regulars was coming to the aid
OF the Hurons. Quickly placing his men
in ambush, Renwick awaited the ap-
proach OF the latter. On they came, un-
suspecting danger until half their force
OF fifty men had passed the ambush,
when the rangers opened fire.
Taken by surprise, decimated and ig-
norant of the number of their assailants,
the Frenchmen fell into confusion.
Their officers bravely endeavored to
rally them, and were picked off one by
one, until the panic-stricken survivors
threw down their arms and fed nto the
forest. The Hurons, who were pressing
hard upon Brant and his braves, paused
when they heard the sounds of battle in
their rear, while the red chief, suspect
ing the cause, shouted the war-cry of
the Mohawks and pressed them in his
turn. The Frenchmen being disposed
OF, Renwick advanced cautiously on the
rear of the Hurons, who, instead of the
assistance they expected, finding them
selves between two fires, retreated in
confusion. While the Mohawks were
engaged in scalping and plundering the
dead, the rangers collected the arms and
ammunition Of the French, the musxets
being furnished with bayonets which
Renwick thought might be made avail
able, and the entire force returned to
the camp. i
When night came the Mohawks cele-
DRAFTED their victory by kindling great
fire, around which they danced their
war-dance and chanted their deeds of
prowess until the scene resembled pan
demonium. 4
1--WE have only fought their skirmish
line as yet," observed Renwick, lazily
reclining between the roots of tree;
"the heavy battalions are behind"
Selwyn was pacing up and down in
thoughtful mood. The responsibility Of
his situation was greater than his ex-
perience, and while he had the fullest
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raised . corner Of the covering and
looked at the face Of the sleeper. Then
she dropped it and pressed her hand up
on her bosom. She stood thus fora few
moments lost in thought. Then she
asked one Of the squaws if she knew
the stranger. She shook her head and
pointed to the opposite shore.
barely strength enough to draw his
bark to shore and then he lay down to
Sleep" The woman spoke in the low,
musical tones of her race. She, too,
raised q corner of the blanket and
smiled sadly, for the face she saw was
young and handsome, but marked by
fatigue and privation. The sleeper
stirred and opened his eyes. They en-
countered those of the lady and the two
gazed at each other with mutual inter-
est.
"Come with me-" said Mrs. Vernon;
t'you need food and rest"
The boy arose and made = gesture
with his hand.
"The Great Spirit has shut his mouthv'
said the squaw.
Mrs. Vernon, believing him to be
deaf mute, motioned him to follow her.
Arrived at her house, she spread boun-
tiful meal before him, to which he APP
piled himself with the ardor of long
abstinence, and then laying his head
upon the table fell asleep. Mrs. Vernon
would not disturb him, wisely judging
that nature was the best restorative, but
she gazed at him with troubled ex-
preston as if some long-buried hope
was struggling back to life again.
4 The shadows of night were beginning
to creep into the room when Ariel
awoke and began to recall the events
Of the day, the central figure in which
was that beautiful woman of his own
blood, yet superior to all of the race
whom he had ever seen. His revery
was disturbed by the sound of voices in
an adjoining roomS the door of which
was open, and he listened because he
could not help it, but soon his interest
was aroused.
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confidence in his friend and lieutenant,
Renwiok, he felt that he was by no
means his superior in military skill.
But if Marden were by his side
ga strange boy, that Ariel, and fam
ciful name," said Renwick, breaking in
upon his reverie. "Did you ever notice
how shy he is and how eagerly he lis
tened when you spoke Of Marden? He
seems to be devoted to him."
"Marden is man oto gain the conf
dence and love Of all who come in con-
tact with him." replied Selwyn. 'Be-
sides, he saved the boys life, and he has
been in his service ever since. You
know that Indian gratitude is proverb-
ial."
HE is brave as lion, too," continued
Renwick, land as cunning as fox or q
redskin, else he would not have under
taken such long journeys through the
woods with nothing to rely on but his
own sagacity, or instinct, as you may
choose to term it,"
"Instinct is the lowest form Of rea-
son." was the reply. sit belongs to ami
mails and not to men. It is the off,
spring Of practical experience, some
times aided by heredity. A mechanic
does not accomplish his work by in
stinct, but by skill derived from prac-
tice, and if his father and grandfather
were mechanics he inherits from them
. mysterious aid to his ingenuity Of
which he is unconscious, and which we
call natural transmission, as we find
names for other things which we can
not explain" '@~Sa &. : ''-'-'--
There being no response to these re-
marks, Selwyn became aware that his
friend was fast asleep. Silence reigned
in the camp; the fires were smoldering
in their ashes, like human passions;
dim shadows revealed the sentinels at
their posts, watchful as the stars and as
silent. Wrapped in blanket, his back
resting against tree, Brant, the Mo-
asleep. From the dense forest in the
rear Of the camp came the boot of an
owl. After an interval of a minute
the cry was echoed at . distance
on the opposite side Of the stream. If
any one had been watching the red
chief they would scarcely have been
aware that he had changed his position,
so deep was the obscurity; but he was
not there. Again the dismal sound
tolled forth like funeral bell, and had
its echo as before; again and again and
then it ceased. The sentinels were
changed; Selwyn, sleepless and vigilant,
inspected the posts. All was we'll. The
red chief rested in the same place; but
his eyes shone like panther's in the
darkness, and there was fresh scalp at
his belt.
The hour before dawn was the time
when the sentinels were most vigilant,
for 1t was the hour when an attack was
most to be expected, but when the sun
arose there was no appearance of the
.onemy. Brant secured the timber in
the rear Of the camp and found nothing
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except the carcass OF Huron minus MS
scalp and with knife-cut in his breast.
Selwyn's anxiety was rather increased
by this impressive silence, and he was
impatiently awaiting the return of
scouts, when sentinel observed canoe
coming up the stream and keeping close
to the opposite shore. Then it suddenly
shot across the stream, and Jabe and
another ranger sprang up the bank and
over the breastwork. He was the bearer
Of letter to Selwyn from the COM
mander Of Oswego.
The young soldier eagerly broke the
seal. The dispatch was brief. After
thanking Selwyn for his patriotism and
energy in coming to his relief, Colonel
Mercer requested him to hold his posi-
ton as long as he deemed it prudent;
but If threatened by superior force, he
was to fall back on the fort, which he
(Mercer) was resolved to defend to the
last extremity.
Observing that Jabe's face wore an
unusually grave expression, Selwyn
kindly inquired the reason, when the
honest ranger informed him that when
Ariel learned that his master was a
prisoner to the enemy, he seemed for
time to be overwhelmed with grief,
from which, however, he soon recovered.
"But knew" said Jabe, shat some
thing was working in his mind, and
! wasn't surprised to hear, just before
left the fort, that he had disappeared
with his canoe, and know as we'll as if
he told me that he's gone in search of
his master-may be to Montreal
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Ober 5ertel fanf8is Gent go g. unb
3ebn Sent Go g. ertra fir teben Sag
ober She'll zines Sages, baB foI9es
Gieb einseiperrt gepeien, %be3abIen. STIR
lebes S9mein, pferb, Mauleiel, @leI,
Sub ober S4fen, tpeI9e our9 ben Mar>
i9au bertauft tpetben, iolen finf Doll
lar ($5) gere4net nerben, UNI bic I'm.
toften bes ginfangens, Der Wn3eisen unb
bes Gitterns Der Sbiere 3u oeden. Ileber
ben &eft bes @eIbes berfti9t Section 4
biefer Srbinan3.
Section IL. 9ie @~igentbhmer
ie6es flei granddaughter Sbteres, tpie
in 5ectionen 2 unb 5 biefes RapiteIs
angefdbrt, ioaen itrafdQig iein uub
ioQ Die Strafe, bonn &tcorber aufer.
Leaf. ni6t tpeniser ols einen Dollar
($1) unb nidt mebr aIs 3naa3is Dollar
($20) ftr ieoes 8ergeben bieler Art
b%etragen.
8aiftrt unb s~utgebeiBen ben Is. Mai
1891.
s. @9reiner.
Ntteiirt: Steabsrtretenber Wapor.
g. g. @laubon, stabt>@ lert.
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Cine @rotnan,,
our Mmenbiruns bet 2. unb IL. Gettion
bes Rapitels go. 2 ber rebibir.
ten Srbinan3en ber Staot
San Mntonio.

Sci es 6ur9 ben Gta6tratb Der
Stabt San Mntonio neroronet, BOB bic
Sectionen 2 un6,11 bes Rapitels No. 2
Der rebibirten Orbinanaen Der Gtabt
Sun Mntonio 70 amenbirt tuerOeu, baB
He in 3utunft fol9enoermaBen lauten :
Section 2. IS foI bic pai&t
oes 5tabtmari4olls fem fir bic Grri6s
tuug zines 6fentli@en BfanbHoles
S0rge su traseu uno BARN pfesbe,
@Iel, &inbDieb, S@afe, 3ieger un6
S@weine, tueI6e frei In ben fpdter an.
gefibrten @rensen %berumlaufen, einsu.
iperren ober ~eiuiperren 81 lafeu; babins
ge3en follen 3iegen in iebem 3beiIe in.
nerbalb Der Stabtgrenjen ~aufgegriTen
tpetben. IGes ioIa gefunbenes uub
eingefangenes 8ieb fDlf eingeiperrt tpers
ben unb bic Sbatia9e bur9 .bas off.
3iele Organ berStabt unb bur1 Rotiaen,
bic ans ourts9auie, poli3eisS tatiou unb
0auptmarft angeI6lagen tperben, fhr
ben 3eitraum bon finf (5) Sasen be.
tanut gema9t. Wenn mad MbIauf Der
3eit Der @igentbiimer fi9 ni6t melbet,
fou fol9es Bieb 6fentli6 benz Wei}fs
bietenben Dertauft tuerben. Der gigen.
tbumer Ober oeFen 9aent fam inbeKen
5u ieber 3eit Dor benz 8ertaufstase fold
eingefaugenes 8ieb tpieber ausl6fei
unb fol- er fur iebes S9of 3iege, RaIb
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Cine 0roinaas,
our Mmenbirung BET. Section fHnf (5)
bes 3ueiteu (2) &opitels Der rebi.
bir.en Oroinan3en.

Sci es our9 ben Stabtratb Der @tabt
San NntOaio berorbnet, baB Section
iinf (5) bes 3peiten (2) Rapitels Der
repibirten Or6inan3eu pie amenbirt, 10
abgednbett tuerbe, baB He In 3ufunft
folgenbsrmaBen laute:
Section 5. 9teie Orbinan3 fol-
fi6 In ibrer Musfhbrung auf foIgenbe
@ren3en bei@rdnfen: Nnfangen6 an
ber Brade iber ben CLUB an @raub
aoeaue, banrl benz 6tuife entIang n6rbz
ll@ CUR Soiepbine.S traBe, bann faoli@
our 8rapion GtraBe, baum 6lli1 sur
piaezS traBe. bann fabli@ aur 0f.
Commerce StraBe, bann tpeftli9 aur
WaIuut StraBe, auf Malnut. @traBe
unb benz @eleife Der 9. s. 6 9. u.
giienbabn our Sub Shores $ GtraBe,
bann nbrbli6 3ur @euallo>S traBe, banr
tueftli@ 3ur SaosQ arebpsS trabe, hanr
n6rbIi@ bis sur Rreu3ung NIT San
Souls : GtraBe, banrr tDeftli9 Big aur
Nebtna' StraBe, 6an1t n6rbIi@ bis autt
San peoro GluB, nit bemfeIben air
iibIi9en @renae Der &e1erbation 6er
San pebro Springs, bann tuefili6 3ur
tuefli9en @ren3e berielben, banu n6r6s
lid our n6rbli9en 8ren3e berieIben,
oana 6ftli@ our San Peoro Mpenue,
bann fibIi@ 3ur part Nbenue, 0an11
tpeltli@ bis au ibrer 2reusung NIT ser
Upper 2abor Sit9, banu iibli6 aur
Granb NDeHue, 6ann nit bieier Mbenue
sum Infangspunft.
IS lei ferner beifimmt, baB fi@ bieIe
Orbinaua aud auf bos einsefen3te
gigentbum, uel6es aIs r6air @rounbs"
uno n&i5eriibe part@ betannt III unb
innerbalb Der 5taOtsren3eu Iiest, Be.
aiebt.
NuBerbem Eel es unseiebli6. ba5 Der
gi~gentbiimer, ober befen Mgent, einen
8ulen. tpenn berielbe tber elm Sabr
alt, innerbalb ireen6 zines S6eiIes Der
StaSgren3en frei berumlaufen IdBt.
Srgeno Elm gigentbimer, ober Ngent
beHelben. ooer foI@e perlon, bic bic
Bermaltung beg G~igentbums fabrt, bic
irgenb cine Der 8erorbnungeu bie1er
Section tbertrttt, fol- fhr idulbig cts
ahiet tperben, un0, menn bonn &ecorber
als fGulbis erfldtt, 81 elmer @trafe
bon ni@t tueniger als ftinf ($5) unb
nidt mebr aIs ~apeibunoert 9oGar
($200) berurtbeilt perben.
paiRrt unb genebmist ben Is. Mai
1891.
5. S9reiner,
Nttefirt: GtelDsrtretenber Mapor.
G. g. @laubon, Staotsg lert.
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I 3. @obalb cine berartiee duplication
an ben ffdbtif9en @leftriter geri@tet
tuiro, ioa es bei1en NfiGt fein, fir iebe
ber in Betra9t tommer1oen @efeli9afs
ten cine beionbere Garbe fsr ben Nnz
ftri6 ber BfdbIe gu befimmer. Ser
itdbtif9e gIettriter bat barauf ben
5traBen. @ommifdr, ben @bef bes 6eus
erbepartements unb ben gbef bes pos
li3ei'S epartements bon ben Garben Der
bsri6ie6enen @eienl9afteu in GenntniB
gu leben.
43. Sebe 8erlebung Der
Beitimmunsen bieier 0tbinan3 fol- dig
Elm 8ergeben era1tet tperben unb BITE
Perlonsn, bic Geieli9aft ober @orpos
ration. pber irgenb elm Nngettelter,
N9ent ober 8eamter berielben, Der fi9
ir9enb elmer lebertretung Der Berlin.
munger oieier Srbinan3 i9ulbig madt,
foa nod erfolgter 8erurtbeiIung bur1
ben &ecorber nit elmer Celebrate bon
ni6t unter $40 unb ni9t iiber $500 fur
ie6e eiu5elne uebertretung Dber Ser.
Iebung Der Befiimmungen beftraft Ders
ben uno ieber Sag, ben bieielben f9
peigern, ii6 BEN Mnorbnuneen bieier
Drbiuan3 gu figea, ioQ oils etu g%eionoerz
tes 8ergebea betra@tet uerben. SIN
Sale, baB irgenb cine ser betrefenben
perfonen 06er @eieli9aften fi9 baus
ernb tpeisert, ben M%uorbnungen bieIer
Srbinan5 na63utOmmen, foQ oer
Staotratb bic 8efusniB baben, irgeuo
eine t6btif@e 8~ererbnung, inter wel'
der befagte perfonen ober @eieHi@afs
ten banbeln, auf3ubeben un6 glei@aeis
ti9 ale Pribilesien, Segtnfisungen
unb Genebmisunger, tpel9en ben Be.
t~refenben Yetloneu unh @efeQi@aften
getudbrt uuroen, 3u~rid3uaiebeu uub far
null un6 ni6tig au ertldren. 0teie Srs
binon3 ioI nit benz Sage ibrer Nnnabs
me in Rraft treten. Dos 2apitel LV,
Sectionen l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.'8, 8 uab
10 tuerben bierbur9 aufgeboben, iobalb
bic Obige Orbinan3 In Graft tritt.
NngenOmmen 'unb gebiatgt an Is.
Mai 1891.
s. @9reiner,
Ntteitirt: 5telloertretenber Mapor.
6. 3. @laubon, @itpz@lett.
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gaFase mad GnrDpa.

Die Ngentureti bes Gerrn %. 5.
Doung, 70. l Commerce . GtraBe,
g an Antonio, unb go. 603 Mains
GtraBe, 9aIIas, nertreten rlur bic
anertanat beften eurOpdifGen 9ampfer>
Ginien. 1err Ooung lit i'm 9tanbe bic
btIIi fen Raten au seben, ers
tbeilt bereitmiQis iebe sepiiniGte Aus,
tunft unb beiorst iebr prompt ole ibm
iberSebeaen N~uftrdee. Ger nod Gu.
rDpo gu reiien tpinfdt, Dber 8erpaaote
beraberto,nmen Iafen min, tpenbe f@
an irgenb cine Der genannten Nsenturen.
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Galifprnin,sNetne.

@einliebbaber Fnben Elm groBes co.
ger BON feineu california : Weinen BEL
6erru s. 5. Weper ON MIamo
plaaa. 9err Meper iu@t bic Weiae
an Drt un6 Stelle aus ui.h fault b;refi
aus benz Seller Ter @ein3a9ter. als
gutem 2en1er selingt es finn iiets, bic
beffen @orten aus3uwdbIen. Ct fann
feline 2unben uno Gamilien nit einem
guten 8ropfen Derfeber. &otb= unb
WeiBmeine In bpr3heI,@er Qualit6t
bon febt 1ob $1.00 per @aGone = frei
tns 9aus geliefert.
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~ Der Qlumher 3. 6. altfins

sas- Ser gIumber s. 6. altfima,
NO. 20 NDenue 8 nabe poft Office,
bot. u7n ben geiieigerten Nniprh9en,
bic on fem @ei9dft sefelt tperben,
na6tOmmea ill t6nnen, f@ nit einem
ti@tigen GadmaHne, 9errn 3b0mas,
aRociirt unb rirb tpie getp6bnIi9 aur
3"ufriebenbeit bes pubIitums ole Nuf.
fridge raf@ erleoisen. SeIepbon 427.
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6aaatpaps pbotoqropbif6e

GaIatuaDs pbotograpbif6es
N~teIier, No. 413 Oft'6ouitonitraBe
IieFert enti9ieoen bic feinfe Arbeit In
Der Stabt. Ser erfte &etou9eur Der
9ufiaIt III Der por3aeli6ie 0tnE.
Ter, Der ie in San NntOuio mar. ST
NOR cine lause &eibe bDn Sabren
in ben befien Nteliers bes Noroens uuo
Oftens bei9dftist. WoGt Sbr tpirtli@
quite 8ilber baben, 10 tpenoet Sud on
@allauap. Gin @eriu6 pirb gu1
belebren.
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Sci es bur9 ben stabtratb bet Gtabt
Gnn Nnfnnin hsrnrAuc+

Sci es bur9 ben Gtabtratb BET Gtaot
San Mntonic berDrbnet:
Section 1. OoB bas &e@t unb
bas pribiIegium, &6bren bur6 bic
StraBen, Soften unb pldBe Der Stabt
San Mntonio au legen gum 3wede bet
2eitung bon Naturgas, NIT allem, mas
b~a3ugeb6rt, bierbur6 George Sulnig
un5 Nlen, bic f@ nit ibr, bierftr Der.
eiuigt baben, gemdbrt tperbe, unb 3tuar
fur ben 3eitraumt bon breiBtg Sabren
bon tebt ab, melGes @as benubt tpers
ben fou ftr 6ei3s unb BeIeu@tungss
atpede tnb UNI Maf6inen au treiben,
6orausgeieBt, baB bic 2sgung aler bic.
fee &6bren unter Der 2eituns unb Nuf.
f6t bes gomites fhr algemeine 8ers
beferungen erfolgt; unb In lieberein>
fimmung nit allen far iOI@e GdQe be-
reits er~lalienen ober nod. 5u e~rlaHenben
fdbtif9en 8erpr5nhngen, unb borolss
geiebt feruer, baB feline Der nit Mesquit.
BlOdpFaffer. gepFaterten 5troBen 5ur
2egung folder &6bren benubt tperben
ioa, es lei benn nit beIonberer gr.
laubniB bes s%tabtratbes.
9ection2. 9oB beIagter George
Sallnig unb Mnoere ieneS Naturgas ber
Stabt San Mntoni0 unb ben Btirgern
berielben liefern fo0en. unb 3tpar au
einent PreiIe, Der ben Betrag Don IS
Proceut Der entipre6euben Soften fit
Roblen gu 9ei3ungssweden ui@t abers
l6reiten harf.
Section 3. 9aB beiagter george
9uQnig unb Mnbere NIT benz QeQel Der
&6bren innerbalb eines Sabres Don,
grIaB bieier Orbinan3. an beginner
miiRen, unD baB He iRnerEalb BON 5
Sabren minbefen8 20 Meilen folder
R6brenleitungen gele9t baben mtiFen.
Section a. @Oute es belagter
@eorge .DulEig ober Wnbere unterlafs
fen, irgenb elmer Der 8eRimmunger bic.
ier Orbinana na6autommen, tann fam
ber Stabtratb bon San Nntonio biele
8ere@tisung ieber 3eit tpieber fiir Der.
tuirft ertldren unb foFort nod benz Ct.
LAB elmer baraufbin ab3ielenben it6btis
iGen Oroinan5 bat beia9ter George
OnInig ober anbere ibre R6brenIeituil.
gen uieber auf5uuebn1en unb Der &c.
brau@ bet etraBen, Gofen unb pI6be
BON San Nntouio fur beIaste 3pede TT
ibnen 3u unteriagen.
4useuommen unb gebi0ist ben IS.
Nlai 1891.
s: s@reiner,
Nttefirf: Stelbertretenber Napor.
6. g. @Iaubon, Gtaots@ lert.
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Glue Oroiaaus.

UNI @eorge 9ullnig uu6 Nnberen bas
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-01

BT 2aBt gud bel paneoat&
5obn einen Nu3us ma6en; Sbr tpsr.
bet 3ufrieben iein.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-04
A Queer Sort of Newspaper.

Newspapers are always vaunting
themselves as having the Largest cir
culation" in the world. Here is a new
idea for them. The Austrian emperor's
morning paper, which his imperial maj
esty cons daily and consults over oc-
casionally, has the smallest circulation
in the world; in fact its circulation is
limited to the august Francis Joseph
himself. This Chronicle - l believe
that is the name-is the most curious
publication imaginable. Its proprietor
is the emperor, it is published for the
emperor, and so far as can learn it is
only read by the emperor.
1t is at any rate issued for his sole
benefit, and the imperial news bureau
brings it out at a cost of 100000 guild.
en- yearly. 1t contains, in a condensed
form, all the articles in foreign papers
which refer to Austria. Surely this is
true wisdom-I mean this desire of be.
coming acquainted with all that is pub
licly said or written about ones self,
when that self is set in high place
Many word which no courtier mol
subject would venture to speak direct
may thus find its way to the imperia
ear. -London Cor. Critic.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-04
Fire Escape Drills in Schools.

The practicing Of pupils in the fire
drill, in order to prevent accidents from
the alarm of fire, is now regarded as a
most important part of school training.
In the schools of Vienna the fire escape
drill is executed in three different ways.
In the case of a fire in the neighborhood
(signal No. y the pupils place their
books in their satcllels, put on their
outer garments, and leave the class
room in groups of four. II the danger
is imminent (signal No. q the boots
are left the outer g. unents rapidly put
on and the class room is vacated. 1T
case Of extreme peril (signal No. - the
books and clothing are left, and the
exit is made Immediately in groups.
sin the fire drill at Hamilton, Ont
arrangements are also made for each
class to keep its own side of the stair
way and move on Independently OF
other classes preceding or following.
In this school 600 pupils have vacated
their class room in less than two min.
utes. The fire drill is not only an CT
fective safeguard against the danger OF
panics, but is also good gy1nnastic ex
ercise. New York Commercial Adver
tiser.