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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

board. and there gtaid. AS look
cd for some chance TO get inside. I
thought Of the old parable of tho
camel and the needles eye. II was
about a stand-off
AS the car bowled MP the hill. a
young man whom l hadn't noticed
particularly. for. in a crowd like
that all men look alike. touched me
on the arm and remarked: Look
cut. lady. that's dangerous. Here's
my seat. He politely helped me
jam into the scat. tipped his hat and
said nothing. | slipped him the $40.
which was accompanied with all the
explanation necessary to account for
my strange actions.
At Sixth. alighted from the car.
went home tired. hungry. but happy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

knlghthood IN the "bueke, brigade"
Than IN bankers row. and ! am
sorry that ] could moi give Tho
Stars money 10 this man % toll.
But here lie how found the man
10 whom I gave the money.
At the corner OF Second and Mad
ison. ! waited for a car sufficiently
packed TO give my quest a good test.
The first one filled the bill b.
sort Of Jlu-jitsu feat. Igot an eye
lash hold on the hand rail and got
part of one foot on the running
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
W alter "HeId" Out

A warrant for the arrest Of Ernest
Moline. waiter. in the san Francisco
Oyster house, was sworn 20 hy Lars
Peterson. tho proprietor. on TueF-
dAY afternoon.
Moline worked for Peterson for
five years On the evening Of Dc
toher Il. II IN claimed. he WAS caught
holding out money He had written
out a check for Is cents and given
Il to a customer. On the way 60
the cashiers desk he ls said to have
torn up the bill and made out an
other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
KILLED IN EVE OF WEDDING
DAY WAS YOUNG LOGGER

This Is my last day on the job,
boys" telephonvd Edward Burdash,
a logging brakeman employed by
Foreman J. r, Kelley, Of the Cherry
Valley f.cgeing company to friends
Monday morning That afternoon
he wns crushed and mangled be-
yond recognition hy a load OF logs
which rolled In an opposite direc-
ton 10 that calculated by tho
brakeman.
boom station by means OF n snort
railroad. BurGash emWlcG ifrdzs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
WINDS PLAY
HAVOC

Westerly winds. almost amount
Ing TO gale. played havoc on Tues
day with the shipping along the VA
terfront
The flyer. bound for Seattle. had
an extremely hard trip. and landed
her passengers with difficulty. The
schooner Thomas r. Bayard drift
Ell as far as West Seattle. where she
was caught. The Sarah NJ. Reuton.
from Port Blakeley. also had con-
siderable trouble in landing her
passengers at Seattle. and many
passengers had narrow escapes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

death one of the cars to press n but
ton which released the "tnt hook"
In crawling out afterwards he was
caught and crushed. Deputy Cor
onrr Cunningham left at 8 o'clock
Monday night TO investigate the ac-
cidcnt. The body now lies at the
nonney- Watson morgue pending in
structions from relatives at Duluth.
MINI.
Burdash was a young man and
WAS "a have been married soon TO
"a Young woman In that neighbor-
hood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
Saloon Men Plan for
Hard Fight

Many local saloon men are IN
Everett attending the annual con-
veution Of the Washington State
Liquor Dealers association.
The means 10 be adopted 20 pre-
vent the passage by the legislature
Of statute providing for local op-
ton II the chief matter 70 be taken
up.
The renewed activity given 10 the
antl-soloou forces Of the state since
the appointment Of r. II. CherrlnR-
ton ns superintendent Of the wash
inKton Anti-snlOor League Is a mat
ter Of considerable concern 20 the
LIQUOR deaIera
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

Huent In connection with public
lands. VAS In Seattle Monday. at the
Hotel Washington.
When asked concerning his nen-
teuee. and the matters connected
with his case. ne refused to talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

Cynthia Grg has at last found a knight.
who IS chyalfous gallant
The dollars which trying days To
give to the first who would offer his
crowded street without firt
Yersation. thereafter. has been given TO such
She found him Madison cable Monday
His Identity known until. according
lions given him with the money called
Tuesday morning. and said that he
Mr. George A. Getty. Of the shoe
The Bon Maehe lie lives the Grestone lie also thanked
The
Grey.-Edltor1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

= On Wednesday Of last week, /
e The Star started it's unique !
4 Street Car Gentleman" stories 1
= by Cynthia Grey. /
4 On Sunday last the Times 4
= announced that a mysterious I
4 Miss Smith" would 20 out and :
4 do likewise thereby stealing 1
The Stars idea. 4
4 In this issue Miss Grey tells :
: how she found the object OF her !
search. and the interesting as 4
4 slgnment is closed. 4
Next Sunday. a week and a =
half after The Star began its 4
series by Miss Grey. the Times :
win publish its plagiarism 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
Sen aior Mitchell
In Town

John n Mitchell. United states
senator from oregon. now out an.
der bond and on hia oWn recoE-
nizancc pending an appeal under the
charge OF defrauding the govern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
RAN OVER BY
TRAIN

An unidentified man was run over
and probably fatally injured by a
train AZ INTERPLAY on Tuesday morn
ing
lie was brought to Seattle on tho
train and conveyed "a the Seattle
General hospital
lie is not expected TO live through
the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

VALLEJO cI oct lin the
Young courfHa iili Bartlett fin
iHhed his testimony today and takes
his place Ha assistant counsel for
the prosecution. Ensign Charles L.
wade went on the stand this after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17
Cynthia Grey AT Last
Finds a ChivalrOuS Man

GEORGE A. GETTY MANAGER OF THE BON mAReHE
PARTmENT, WINS THE TEN DOLLARS OFFERED
STAR TO THE FIRST MAN MISS
eHEY-wiTHoUT TRYING TO FLIRT WITH HER
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10000 .44444444444.

Give another commercial body. The chamber Of
mcrce Of MS members have become hafnacled
usefulness Aud have brought Seattle the
their Anticipated methods and their petty
biekerngs.'-rhe People OF Seattle.
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views relative TO the Hawaiian
islands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-17

Wide-Awake Seatt1eites Plan
A New Commercial Organization

MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO FORM THE COMMERCIAL CLUB or
sEArrLEn-ANrl. CONVENTION ATTITUDE OF FEW LEAD.
ING SPIRITS IN LOCAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REsPoN.
siaLE FOR NEW SCHEME
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The Pioneer One Cent
Paper of the Northwest
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Towa aud Vniags nrsny
Taid far nasF Headers

Miss Mabel Frazier Is visiting Ia
Schenectady.
Walter ~. Boals ~ New York is
visiting az Rose Manor.
Rev Dr. Rowley will preach a. lhe
chapel sunday at . D, m,
Robert Temple of Brandon will
spend sunday here Nth friends.
Miss D. Irene Graves has rtiarnea
from lhr south where she spent O. q
winter.
Frank sheldon oi Boston, who 's
Re- aking irip ln his automobile ID
expected in Town Saturday io speed
memorial day
Mrs Fred 80. Graves and daughter
Mahlo afr be- NrH York GOA thoIr return
from ih. south Nfh Graves Us silll
under ihe care oi hDr doctor In NeW
York.
o. a. Booth b. iho possessor oi "a
Illy nn which nrr two blossoms, pure
white aud beauties THE bulb was
/ brought from Grresr o. years ego aui
has been ln ihe family over ,.uce.
Tho iumou. John Robinson clrcu..
consisting of ll ears, is io Boz here
june "a This show b. one of iho old
osi and ncs' known In iho country and
ranks in size larger than t.o Walter
Main shows.
Gods Armory and lhe Christian Do
will boz the Sunday morning topic 90
the Moihot ist Ep.copal church and
the evening theme viii he "Ihc lntoili-
I gent Patriotism uf the Loyal AOldirry
| Of ihr Rebellion. The Pastor Rev
/ G.. ". RoWioy IN. d.. viii preach. APP.
propriaio music. All seats free.
The Memorial Day sermon will be-
| preached by Rev q. s. Mills 90 The
! SECOND Congregational church sun.
day evening Ills subject Wlll bc
"Mar ln Heaven There viii be-
| special music. a most cordial invl-
tafion 90 the service IN extended t0 the
local GAR posts. iho veterans az the
Soldiers home. Camp Frank Ray, >
I 90 ". the Spanish War veterans. Co
! *. WIG, and al other interested
I friends. Seats will bc reserved for
an the organizations. The hour Of
service is5.J0.
Thomas +. Gone. whose death in
Troy occurred Wednesday, morning
after short Illness. was native Of
l Pennington but for a. number 20 years
/ had resided in ihc former city. lie
was an old employee of The Wheeler
81 Wilson Sewing Machine Company
and was well known throughout The
city He rs survived boy his widow, who
was Miss Catherine Duffy; four daugh
ter. Mary. Katherine. Anna and
,gre. Cone. and three sons, Edward,
| Francis and Harold Cone. The funeral
took place this morning from 81 Pat
r'ck's church several from here being
present.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-26
MRS ANN GUILnNAN DEAD.
Taken NJ While RETURNING After Calling On
flsr Soa.

fltf nuhi
Mrs Ann Gullilnan, widow Of the slate
Francis 6ullilnan aud d highly ne
sprcled resident OF the village died
suddenly from heart disease Thurs lay
afternoon. She had not been in good
health Tor some time, hul on that after
noon was feeling so well that she came
zap street and had made a visit with
her son, Daniel A,
While on Der was home Mrs Guilt
nan was taken suddenly ill was help
cd into tho residence oi Mrs Casey on
Norih.si aud soon after expired.
Mrs Culliinnn hal hocn resident
of This village about % years coming
from che count, of Limerick, lre. She
nas married here iothe Aio Francis
Gnlilnan. Tor number oi years %
urll knonn business man, az well ns
constable and collector for several
terms. Shr aas nn active member ni
lho 81 Francis Del Sales church, and
parish and ~ iho So Monlcas society
connected with thr same. She ia sur'
ylycd hy sis sons aud one daughter
lior funeral viii ho held from n
Ffuucis do Sales church sunday morn
Inc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-26
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
New, 90 s,hs Town sna village roid
uftsnN

Nsw, 90 s,hs Town sna village roid
nFisnY
John DeForge and wife were both
arrested yesterday charged with .nioA
icai.on and lodged .n jail.
Mf aud Mrs. Charles Jones ~ sil.
ser street arr the happy parents of O.
ten pound boy born Thursday
Mr and Mrs Daniel Robinson atriy.
Cd from NoN York this morning aud
are NJ Understood their summer home
iur thr remainder of the season.
Goods Armory and the Christian"
and "Ihr Intelligent Patriotism 90 iho
Noble Soldiery of fho Rebellion" will
be- ihe PASTORS themes 90 Che ME
CHURCH sunday
Invitation, h.,e been issued Co ihe
wedding of Miss Grace &. Slhlov ard
CLAYTON J. kins'ey a. ihc home oi Miss
Sib'ey's father. e.. II. S'h'ty. coo 4
O'Clock. Thursday evening june IS.
The members of Camp Frank Ray
are requested to meet 90 The camp
room, sunday evening May 2-th nt
0.3O O'Clock to attend church. and
Tuesday. MAY Both OF O'Clock for
the purpose of paradiug with the
GAR.
Judge Norman Madison va, here
today and accepted bail $500 each boo
the case, of Mrs Lihbie fairbank,
and Henry q. Reynolds of Manchester
who have been in jail here several
weeks charged With adultery.
The private school taught by Miss
Maude Carpenter went % the Soldiers
Home cemetery this morning and dec
GRATED with lowers the graves OF the
veterans buried there. There were
some patriotic exercises. The party
consisting Of - pupils carried with
them the national colors.
The names 81 the scholars who sug-
gested the winning names for our
matchless school shoe will boz posted
IN our shoe departmental : O'Clock
Saturday afternoon soon after the
Judges decide. a can see them there.
Contest closed Saturday, May 70.
Riichie's shoe department.
Exercises incident to memorial day
will be hold IN Pownal Center Satur
day under the auspices Of the village
schools, and during the same a dag
will be unfurled in the school yard.
A patriotic program has been arranged
consisting Of music, recitations etc.
After this the graves Of deceased vet
Grams will be decorated.
Farmers and fruit growers are re-
marking ON the quantities OF blossoms
on fruit trees and bushes this season
which is generally said TO be unequal
ed in several years past. The pros
pect for large yield of all kinds of
fruit and berries is very bright. Some
persons think however that the frost
OF Tuesday night will do some consid-
cradle damage but it has not been
learned as vet that 1t has. The
weather has been good for the hay
crop and an abundance OF grass will
be cut this season.
Henry L. Stillson, Grand Secretary
OF the Grand Chapter OES of Vernon
has completed his annual report which
will be presented TO the Grand chapter
at It's annual convocatiOn to be held a
Brattleboro the first week in June. /
shows the order TO be in Hourishing
condition with a total of 81 chapter,
and 1924 members a gain during th'
year of one chapter and 493 members
Phyllis chapter of Rutland reports thu
largest gain with 80 limitations. Their,
is a balance in the general fund o
S3007 and the masonic home fund o
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-26

HOUsE PAINTING.-lnsdeo or outside. G
III r. Farnum the paperhanger, III Pleasant
street. lV7u
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-26
WANTED

WANTED Two fancy ironers at the Ben
w nlngton Steam Laundry. rs North It
t2lt2
WANTED drst-class ironess at wrights
w Laundry lltu
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-26
Notice

Whereas, Johnnie Gregg has left my
home / hereby forbid all persons har-
boring or trusting him on my account
as | will pay no bills of his contracting
after this date.
A. Myers.
South SALISBURY, May "a, 1905.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-26
TO RENT

r OST.-iC montns-old brndIe bull dog. short
Ii tail. long ears, new collar with no name on
{. Fin der will be rewarded by notifying or re
urnin the animal TO Charles W. Firth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-26
TODAYS STOCK QUOTATIONS
Selling Price, TOds, On New York EXCHANGE
At Noon.

Today's quotations on the New
York stock exchange a. reported al
noon by J. r. williston * Co, OF !
Nassau street, New York city TO the
Bennington Security company are as
follows.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-26

20 STYLES Black Kid and Patent
Leather Oxfords from
IS styles Tan Calf and Brown
Kid Cxfords from ...
S styles White and Gray Can
vas Oxfords from $500.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-05-26
FISHING TACKLE

Rods, Reels, Lines and Baskets,
loop and patent fasteners. Snelled
Hooks in single, double and triple
silk worm gut of first quality. Silk
body Trout Flies of all kinds, includ-
ing Bennington, ""Deer Cabin and
"Deer Lick Bait Boxes Leader
Boxes, Fly and Tackle Books. Fer
rules, Ring Tips, Keepers and Rings
for repairs.
Spaulding Official National League
Base Balls, Mitts, Gloves, Bats, etc.
Second growth white ash baud turned
Base ball Bats, air dried. Electric Pock-
ct Lamps, Ingersoll Watches, Bicycle
Playing Cards, Razor Homes, Strops
and Handles, Marble Camp Axes.
Compasses, Lather Brushes, Dice and
Dice Cups, Oars and Row Lccks,
Tobacco and Cigars, Guns, Ammuni-
ton, etc.
J. |. MCGURK 424 Main ST.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Golsene 9o@sett.

Muf so Sabre zines reid seiesneten
gbelebens fbnnert Serr uno Srau
SObann 9irfd auriidbliden unb mas
lit nattrli6er als oab bieies in unferm
3eitalter Der S9eibungen INNER ielts.
ner tperbenbe Ssff i'm trauten Samilien.
treiie i'm 9auie Der So9ter unb bes
S9pieaeriobnes Serrn unb 6rau
WaIo 1920 Union Ctr. tn TnniQer
Weiie aefeiert tuuroe. Sic 5aupt=
puntte in Der 2ebensreiie Der Subilare
bat 6err WaIo in feiner anfprade
tpdbrenb Der Subslfsier 10 ausfhbrli9
in Worte sebra9t, bab mir bic bette
geiareibune aeber. tuenrl mir bic Nn.
fpra9e bic ME fotgt tautet uieoer 9eben.
< Mm Is. Stunt 1885 au Mutterfabt
In Der &beinpfal3 unb an 20. Mpril
1889 3u 8ielsbetm In Baoen erblidten
Sobann 9irid. refpsctibe Waria glab,
bas 2iGt Der @elt. I'm ibren Wiegen
tparb es niat ~seiunaen. baB biefe
Beiben einft, in Der e9miebe bss Sc.
bens sefefeIt. 9emeinfam ben Sang
burd's 2eben MAIDEN miirbsn. unb
bod bat es f9 10 augetragen; benin bic
@ei9i&te faat uns, baB am 10. Sc.
bruar 1855 bie obeneenannten Sobann
unb Waria, Ct in ieinem 20. unb Re
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

Serre 9aute. &obsrt SIP.
fmmons, Der @rs6auf9ampion, tuurbe
tueserI thdtli9en MngriHs 3u 81 Strafe
unb Soften p%erurtbsilt, neil er ben
Beamten Der v6umane Society" grao'
burn, Der i'm bon Grauiauafeiten sesen
sinen iunser ge3dbmten 26men obs
balten molte.
Spencer. 81. s. u. @&ea,
70 Sabre alt, elm rei&er. uoblbefann=
ter Mrs. biefer Gtaot, 1T geforben.
e9el bate ben neritanii&en uie ben
guraertries mit9ema9t uno mar elmer
Der beRbefannten Demofraten bes 2.
gongrebbihrittes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20

tungsmaHsr b69feus fieben Sage
leben tDnner, mas frsili9 mod LANCE
aenug tpdrs, Der Mil5branobaaiaus
unb Der @bolerateim aber nur brei
Sage.
Wan f9eint nun bod bel oiefen nn=
teriu9unssn etuas Obsrfd9li4 5uWerfs
segang.n su isin; benn nod ben un=
terfu9uns.n bon 4onrabi iff bas Wai-
fer elm anberorosntli9 bet6mmli4er
gufentbaIt fur piele trantbeitserregenoe
2ebewefen, bic aud innerbalb ldn9erer
3eit oft iiber bic barmloien Batterien
bss @aKsrs ben Sisg oapontrasea,
anfatt ibnen au unterliesen. Sie 8ers
Iude 3pnrabi's nit benz Wil3brano=
baailus. sinsm gitsrba3ilus uno benz
Sppbusbr3ilus baben ge3eigt, oaB bic
barmloisn, i'm 2eitun9swaRer porban=
benen 8afterien fi9 meift cine 3eit
lang fart %bsrmebrtsn, absr oann al'
mdbli9 fiarbsn, 10 oaB fdliebli4 bas
BET 3immertemperatur 9sbaltene Wais
fer nu nod bic bineingebra&ten tranf=
bsitserrssenben gatterien In boiler Gif'
tiafeit ent9ielt. Der Mil36ranobaail-
lus blieb suif9en 264 uno 816 Sa9en
am 9ebsn unb bate mad 3-4 Wo4en
anbers2e p6llis Derordnst. Ser@iter-
baailus batte nod brei WOnaten 9efsat
iinb lebte 500 Sage. tpdbrenb Der Sps
pbusba3inus erf mad mebr als bier
Monatsn berridsnb eeuOroen NOR.
aber 499 Sage lebenoig blieb. Sns
merbin tuerben sepife Sanatiter, bic
bas Wprt bon Der @eiunbbeit oes Wais
iertrintens tenosnai6s i'm Munbe ftib=
rem, bieieparole etpas repibiren miifen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
Sas SrinfwaFsr lit bsfannt aIs

S16 SrtnImaner lH DeIaWnI aIa
hauptfd9ii6er Srd9er bieler 3ranf-
heitsteinie, bic aud barin entbalter
fem f6nnen, uenn es gans rein unb
tlar nusfebt. Sol9es @aRsr fanrl
aber fosar, ME erf in lebter 3eit fefs
geffsIt tporben iH, biefe 2eims LANCE
3,eit lebeno uno in boiler @ifti9teit
ent6alten, tpdbrsno man oisber i'm
MQgemeinen angenommet1 bate, bob
bic franfheitsesreeenben 8afterien fi9
In reitem WaHer nidt bermebren t6n-
len unb besbalb f&nea abfferben. Die
len ansebli9 i6btli9en ginHuB bes rel.
men Wafers auf gatterien bot man
erfldren wollen bur9 bic Wirfune bes
2i9ts, our9 niebrige Semperatur,
our9 Str6mungen i'm Waher, baupts
Id4li9 aber bur9 ben Wettbetperb
anoersr uni9uIoiger 2eime uno ben
Wangel elmer seeigneten Nabruna far
bic gatterien. 81 bod beiipielsweiie
ermittelt uorben, baB Der Spp6us=
basiaiis t~uenisfens 81 Wg. fidfOfs
haltiger Waterie in sinem 2iter @aher
3un 2ebsr brau9t, Der @bolerateiul
fosar minbeftens 400 Org. Der 9p.
p6usba5iaus fol- In getp6bnli&em 2ei-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
0runoeigeutbums uebertragnn8en

Irtbur groun an SObn ploeger,
Bots 6 uno z, Blod l In 2outnain &
Co.'s Sibof Mbbition. 1915 Bel 100
SUB jebe, uerbehert, OfIeite bon Sbel-
bp StraBe unb n6rbIi9 bon 2a@ranbe
Mbe. $1,000.
@prus Barrett an college Sei9bts
&ealep Co., Got IL in Suqipan's
Suboibifion bon 6let6er's erfter Mbbi-
tion, berbeKert, Norbof.gd boz, IL.
Ctr. unb 8roodRbe Mbe. $4,000.
9ernarb SHERIDAN an elizabeth
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-02-20
@aibmgtOn's GebnrtS
tags=Teier
Oes Oeutih Nmerifaniiden
Deterdnen Dereins err
frente ft4 zines rte
fi9en 8eiuhs.

Sn tpiirbiser unb tiinfflerild fd6ner
Beiie feierts geffern Mbenb Der Deutids
Mmeritanii9e 8eteranen-W erein Wafb-
ineton's @eburtstag. Ser 9ei9mad.
poa beforirte Saul Der Slbfeite 8urn-
bale mar f9on lanse bcr Be9inn Der
Seftlidteit oi9t beiebt uno I'm 8 ubr
leitete bic gttp Banb bic patriotii9e
6eisr nit einem Wari6e unb elmer pa.
triotii9sn Weife elm.
Na1 berielben betrat @apt. @has.
s. S9miot bic Babns, UNI In fur3er
Nnfpra1e bic Nnpeienben gu beeriiBen:
v@eehrte Jreunoe ! SIN Wamen bes
Seutf9-N merifanif9e @eteranen.@ er-
ems belize i'd sic tpiltommen. Wir
bofen, baB oas beuti9e prnaramm ben
&uf, tpel9sn mir uns II, friibsrsn Sab,
rem ertporben. baben, re4tfertisen tpiro."
.gs lei ritt Die Mbh1t, fubr Der Neo-
ner fori, in LANCER &eoe bic Nerbienfte
Waibington's, bic ia allen bsfannt
feieu, 5u bsleu9ten, aber elm flei.
ner @orfaI our 3eit Der @ebolution
seniige. ba ct bic sroBe 36at bes vga=
tiers ieines 2anoes" in uenisen Worten
Oaritsle. CUR 3e;t als Der enslif6e
8eianote fOuie au9 Der gefanoie Der
bamals iungen Ser. Staten in Grant.
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ten erifaunt ben Worten bes 8efanbten
iinb tpunberten ft6. mas tpobl Ben.
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auf bieie prablerifden Wortsn,
bic i'm gum She'll ia iebr unansenehm
bertbren mubten, ertpioern tueroe.
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8las uno %anttportete, bab Nmerita in
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einsn Soiua babe. Der r,iat nur bic
britii9e Sonne in ibrem 2aufe auf=
bielt. %fonbern Der biefelbs fosar bortbin
3urtidianets, mo fe beraefommen NOR.
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tpeienoen auf bas po~r3utragenbe Pro.
sramm aufmerfiam uno mtinidte oetts
felbsn nod tur3en Wortsn bes DANES
einen a%miIanten Mbenb.
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net uno In Dorsiglid arrangirter
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seoiesene prOsramm our Musfibruus
gebra9t. &
Der 6nbnenreigen Der Wdo9entlafe
hes Ghbieite Surnbereins, bic 8e=
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2ebenoen Bilber, fotpie aud bic
Concert : Nummerr bes Or9efers,
lie ale figten f9 barmonif4
au einen herrliden, an Nb=
tue9ieluns rei9liden prssramm 3u'
fammen, pie maj es nur BET ben
Mufabrungen Der 0eteranen au fss
BEN @eleaenbeit befommt. Ha4 S9lub
Der gorfhbrunssn tuuros sstan3t
unb omar Bis in ben frfhert
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ten geiu9er Die Gefli9teit Der 8eie=
ranen beute frtb berlisBen, ba mars
nit benz feften 0oriabe, aud Der nd9=
fen WaibinstOns @eburtstassfeier bsi-
s~utuobnsn.