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The Washington times., 1905-12-17

spread to Germany. and before the end
of 1906 the German colossus built as it
is on foundation or cay. will begin
10 crumble into dust. The days of more
than one prince are counted, and ] am
not afrai1 TO say that altogether the
year Of 1895 will bring the most aston
ishing events
''In France the political situation Will
continue TO be rs unsettled as ever. and
to certain extent, more dangerous.
though the danger WIN be mere imagin-
ary than real. and In spite of violent n
nancial crises and struggles between po-
liticaI parties the country will emerge
unha ,med
- am rot able tn say whethe- we
shall have any great war. Inat depends
on too many different circumstances, and
the book Of destiny reveals nothing bat
neither does it reveal that Europe will
remain in peace.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
MONARCH SLEEPS ON THE FLOOR.

The Shah Of Persia never. under any
circumstances sleeps on a bedstead:
and no matter where he has STAYED.
whether # be Ia royal palaces or ho-
tels. he either has had the hedstead
removed from his sleepin-- apartment
or else has reiegated II to some remote
corner 80 as to enable him to sleep in
the exact center OF the room on a
couple OF huge cushions or soft Oriental
mattresses stretched upon the floor And
Just behind the cushion upon which his
head rests there IS always a small table.
upon which are five portraits The cen
ter one is OF himself It IS danked on
either side by those OF King Edward
and Queen Alexandra, while beyond
them on either side are the pictures Of
the Emperor and Empress OF Russia
These portraits accompany him every
where. and may be said 10 watch over
his slunbers in his own dominfons as
well as abroad.-London Tatler.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
NO WASTE IN IVORY.

Ia the billiard room a dozen tables
were in full blast and through the hum
OF conversation the click OF the ivory
balls same sharp and clear.
What becomes OF your worn-out bill
Hard balls2" said an idler-
Well" the man at the desk replied.
when bail is only little of it is sent
to the factory 10 be trued up We get
the balls trued up until they become too
small for use. Then we sell them at so
much per ounce
After the sale they are carved into
various small trinkets, but in the main
they are made into dice. OF the forty
or fifty balls rolling and clicking busily
here this evening. il is safe to say tha
20 per cent Of them few years hence
will be working inst as hard in the form
of dice Chicago Chronicle.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

realized that strong navy Is The best
guarantee OF peace
.'As true American patriots they have
ever placed the interests OF the country
oove all interests OF parties. We can
do nothing better than follow their ex-
ample and we viii do So"
The Washington times., 1905-12-17

ma jestY. is there no place where can
not be overlooked? I'VE good mind to
have your window blocked up.
For the moment the King was really
annoyed. but he soon passed IL on as a
joke when he saw that Miss de keyser
was ON the verge of tears.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
TO RAISE OLD wARsHIp.

With the permission OF the Russian
government, an Italian company is
trying to raise a British war vessel
which sank in Balaklava Bay. Crimea,
during the war of 1896. The wreck IS
believed TO contain a large sum of gold.
The Washington times., 1905-12-17
USELESS FREIGHT.

The husband walked: What's that
hea-2
burglar. or iS't only -ha' a'nts?'
He walked some more. Adieu to fear.
Twas only "wifey' at the pants,
Now Orleans Tfmes-Democrat
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
Nene 9meorporationen.

Solesnbs 8sieai6aftsn reidten beirt
Staatsietretdr ibre Sncorpurations'
papiere elm:
,8riumpb Safe & Sod @ompanb",
@onnersbiIe; 2apital SIS. 900. Die
rsctorsn: Charles g. Ble9i9miot,
@barles s. Ble9f9mibt unb Samss u.
collins.
empire Snbefme1t @ompanp .,
Snbianapolis; 9apital $40, 900. 6. S.
Moams, prdfbent; 8. 8. Stein,
8icesprdRoent; u. 6. 2pustt, Sefre
tdr unb S9abmsifer.
vWiami @ounip N9encp Company,
peru; 2apital 500. 900. Yirectoren:
8. 6. @biting. glsm 8rabss, 9arrp
5. Mafsrs. 6. $. Mnbreus unb Wils
liam 6art.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18

- Die bette 5 Sent @isarre tn
Der Sta bt, Muao's .2Onefenou@.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18

Der SnbaIt zines papier=
taitsrs on Der WaibingtOn uno Nsp
Serfep Str. 9ertstb seftern Abeno in
granb unb bi9ts &au9woItsn bsrbrsi-
tetsn fi9 tber bic Strabe, ben bel Ohes
men 5enHsrn i9lafenben Biirssrn bic
2uft berpefenb.
3 auerIaub e.
gomaro Nsa, Wohnbaus, 8albott
Nbs., nabs 20. Str, So, 300. = $.
u. 6snton, Rsparaturen, 1874 War'
tinoaIe Npe., 500. - 9enrp 8rinf,
Wobnbaus, 700 Sf Worris Str.,
$1,000. = Il. g. Barrier, Cottage,
6arris Mbe. nabe 0ictoria, 81, $50.
= Warp 5Ofman, Wobnbaus, geder
nabe Waibinston Str. $1.335. =
Grant Zach, Wobn6aus, Wet @aibing=
ton nabe Solmes Mpe $1,000. = s.
s. WanbiIs, Cottage, 9omes Nbe.
1abe Obio. 81, 400.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
&etne 0eiabr.

Na9 MusIafunsen bon Or. u. %.
BraptOn III FIR Snbiana teine @efabr
ftir @elbfeber.g rtranfgngen borban.
ben. Wie Der 9err Doctor fa9t, if
bas gelbe Gieber ni9t anfedenb unb
nur tibertragbar bur9 ben In 2ouifiana
unb anberen iioli9en am Msere gsle.
eenen 2anbsstbeilen lebenben 9ifen-
Mosauito. 6erfisgsn fam berfelbs
absr ni9t au uns, fobaB es MUIR n6tbie
if. ale gifenbabntpa9en unb S9iHe
gut 3u tesinf3irsn, um feline @ini9lep.
pung 3u berbiiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
Nt6ts wie Ee1.
Die Heblaus in Hbeinbehen.

Waina IL. Iug. Sn oeu @s=
martunsen 6abnbeim unb 3ornbeim
in &beinbehsn, fno grOBe &ebIaus,
beroe entbedt tuOroen. 3ablrsiae @sb-
fode fino iOfort 3erf0rt. 3ebn Sud-
perfdnoise Fnb iebt in benz ertpdbnten
Gebiet anueienb, UNI Der 8sb6lferuna
BET Der getdmpfuns Oss Jsinbss nit
&atb unb $bat our Settle gu feben.
2aut ben Beri9ten 1T ernfe @efat,
fur ben ganaen @einbau tn isner Sc.
gerb b%or6anoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
Gin Trenno In Der Notb.

Tim Dir 3u seigen, baB i'd Elm gutter
8erl bin, Jrsb, ffeue i1 au9 fur bid
ole Btrsf9afi", fa9t gbparb unDsriau
au 5reb Olien, ole beibs unter Der I'm.
flage orr S9ldeerei In Der Station obs
aeliefert tuurben. 8eibe tuarsn mie
bsrlautst In elmer @irtbi9aft an Der
Sbslbp Str, nabe Der @%iirtslbabn,
selegentli9 zines pool=S pislss In 2si=
lerei 9sratben. unpsriau mobnt Ola
&ingolo Str, tpdbrenb Olien feline
NoreRe als 2024 Sbelbp Str. ansab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18

2pcal.B etterbert9t
S6auer unb wdrmer beute Radt; Sams
flag, S6auer nnb fibIer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
@etterberimt.

gar 2. etunosH sHbsuO 7 ubr wOrssus, 10. Aug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18

@afbtnston, Is. Nug.
SIR Snbiana: S9duer berte Naht uro
am Samitas; tiibler I'm SanitaS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
4lug clue alte Tram.

Cine ainberufaire Iisfer!s seiisrr
abenb ben MnlaB, Der Mi9ael 8.
Suuiban. 214 Wef Rap Ctr. nit Der
pOlisei in Conflict bra9te. Suliban
mar nit ieinem tleinen gnteliobne mad
Der bena9barten Npotbefe segangeil.
auf Dem Eidweae, als beioe am 0auie
Der i4on beiabrten Grau 8eniban bor=
bsitamer, gerietb Der tleine Sunge nit
Dem gnfeltinbe Der frau &sniban In
Strsit. Sieie elite binaus um Die Rin=
Der su trennen unb Der tlsine gntel bes
Suaiban fsl Tim, tporauf lssterer fa
nun ms Wittel sele9t unb anssbli9
5rau &sniban sei9lassn babsn fon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
Mns ben @eri9ten.
NahIaBseriht.


Sm Na&laBeeri9t tuurben foleenoe
Sefamsnts our gefdtigung einses
rei9t :
Sasisniee Der gliie Wilosr; als
Na9labberualterin wiro Jannp Win.
DIETER fun9iren, bic $40. 900 8irg-
i9aft felte;
b~asisnise Der berfforbenen Warga'
retbe eeibsnfidsr; Jreo 8rOfart, Der
$500 8irsf@aft fente, miro als DO.
minifrator amtiren;
basjenige bss perfforbensn i@bw.
gdel unb bss ~bsrfOrbsnen German Rte
ger, in BEL ben Jdasn mirb bic Marion
Sruff 80. als Na9laBberpalter fun=
giren;
basieniee Der perfOrbenen Sufan
Wc@omas;
b~asisnigs bes Granees uribarb, in
psIasm 5als SssstieI Wi9arb. Der
500 Btirsiaaft fslte, als Mominis
frator fun9iren tpiro.
Neue &lagen.
Watbis Winters rsi9te 9sifern esqen
l6ren @atten gilbert cine 4lage elm, in
tpel9sr fs berlanst, baB berielbs fur
ibrsn Unite rbnlt forge; berielbe ion He
am l.. b. %. b6swilis berlahen uno
ieitbem ni9ts gu ibrem nnterbalte bei=
getraaen baben.
gornelia Summer retdte 9e9erl
ibren 8atten 9. Summer cine S9ei=
ounsstla9e Elm, a%enislben bei9uloigeno
fe ssi9lasen uno umsang nit Jrauen
3%wsifslbaftsn Gbarafters sepfogen an
baben.
Sobn @ourtnsp iu9t BON Der Sn.
o~ianapolis FRACTION & terminal SO.
$40, 900 sdabeneriab gu erlansen. CT
fabrt in isiner 2lasei9rift aus, baB CT
am IA. Wai b. s. an proipset unb
2aursl Strnbs ben Strabenbabnpasen
beReisen wolte, als berfslbe pl6BliG
tpeiter fubr. er tuurbe auf bic Strabe
ssporfsn unb sos f9 febr i9limme
gerlssunssn an QUITE uno gein 3u.
Toli3siseriAt.
Weil Der Sunge 6erbert Conner
ntebrfad ieine1 gispagsn bsitiss. trobs
benz er es ibm untsriaste, mari Der
Negsr Wiliam &Ounbs ben gisbaten
nod inn, cine tisfe Wunbe iibsr Dem
Nuqe bsruria9enb. SIM poli3eigeridte
rpuros Der robe patron au $25 Strafe
unb Soften perurtbeilt.
Dem Yerfuhrsn Der @robgei9wore.
men i~ibertpieien tpurbs Sen Semitic, Der
Dem Yolissiri6tsr iinter Der Nnflags,
bic Nusrhtung zines BafebaQ- Clubs
in go. 239 0irginia.I penue geftohlen
gu baben. borssffbrt purbe.
Die Ne9erin Jrau Sobn Green
tpuroe bonn polissiridter auf ldn9ere
3eit nod Dem arbeitsbaufe geianot,
nit benz gsmerfen, baB, usnrl tie tpies
Der fret fei unb uisber bdusli9e @ir-
rem entfdnben, Der gbemann si1sn
ldngeren Sermin suoittirt erbalien
werbe.
Na4 bes &i4iers Weirung 1T bies
bic ein3iss Mrt unb @eiie, Grieben
auii4en Dem 0aare au haltsn. bas
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
.Nvres Bulletin
MmsmgS.Werfattf bon
Spikem =6arbinem

Sn banbsefertisten unb anbersr eritfIaiiis
gen Sarbinen baben mir eine An;abI in
sipei brei nnS bier, 9aaren 9lusruabI, ipeIte
mir sam balben Hreiie ~Serfaufen. Ginses
i9lofen iinb 8attenberss. 9trabii6e. sous
ta9e, Marie Intoinette unb Colbert Spisens
Scrbdnse. reselre6t $500, Sc 25, $3.50,
1878, S7.25, 81 so unb aufwarts bis gu
$500 unb $500 pro 9aar. 9reffen Sic
Sbre gustpabI iett unb sabIen Sic bic
SaIfts-S3 90, SIS. is, So. 25, So. SO,
1898, 1915 unb aufwarts bis ;u $3.50
unb. S22.5O
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
Mmaesoaem.

WitIiamN. @reper, 8erH9e=
rungs,. Grunb. gigsntbums-, Nnleihsn-
unb Wtetbe.A 9ent, 3immer go. 81 i'm
SiBgeralos gebdube, 6 Oft Marfst Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18
Mrgentinien

&egeIung Der Ginan3er.
Buenos Mpres, IL. Nuguft.
Die Seputirtentammer nabm heuts
eiTen Nntrag an, nod benz bic aus.
mdrtiae S&ulo bon Mrsenttnien ton.
pertirt tueroer ioa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18

. lyon s unter, 1903 Norb
Senate Mbenue, murbe unter Die Nn=
tlaae 9efe DIT, glisa 5unter tbdtli9 an-
9earifen au baben, ba er BET bieier
@slegsnbeit aud Elm MeRer se3ussn
baben ioa, 10 trug ibm bisies cine tpsi-
tere Mntlage Elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18

Soispb unb Sra 2lsfi6sr, 2nabe.-
6 outs uro gli3absth Bserman, Wdo-
unb 6. 8roeling, Wdb4sn.
= Ehns tnh Que Nrnnf 4nnhe -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-18

Soispb unb Ora 2lsf6sr, 2nabs.-
2ouis uno gli3absth gserman, Mdb-
9en.-6. unb 6. 8roelins. Wdo4en.
= @6as. uno Cue grOOt, 2nabe. =
5arrp unb 6slen @sbsrbolm, Gnabe. =
Carl unb Sasel Dates, 2nabe. -Du9b
unb SaneMc@oHrsp. Mdoden .-Sobn
uno Ona Sinsss, Wdo9en. = 2ewis
uno Map grosIsp, Mdb9en. -WOnrus
unb Glen Mint, Wdb9.n. @sorge
uno SOfs Sauisr. Wdoden. : 2uta
uno Marp SOple, 3nabe. = &ab unb
@Ga Care, Mdb9sn. = Sobn Il. War=
garet Smitbe, 4nabe. -Jtelion uno 6.
2uenoiera, Wdo9en.-8eo. uno Marp
&u1sn, Rnabe. - u. unb Marp ga
RoIa, 3nabe. - Wm. uno Sennie
YaQe, Mdb4en. - Otto uno Sannie
BENG, Rnabe.-Sobn uno Grau 9orn'
berger, 2nabs. = SObn uno Marp
2aneer. 2nabe. - Wiate unb gfel
Meper, Mdb9en.-
Uetraut.
WaIace &pnsrion-Nenes Spuntle.
Wartin 8arnluner-Sennie Walterion.
&obert SoIben-Wimie @parte.
Sobn 8ou-Winnie @nermar.
Abner SadiOn-pattis Gorenon.
Omsr 4btinion-8ertba Summers.
@so. 8romn-Massie Sanders.
Clarence Neli9b-Warp Clements.
5apas gartiIe-Mnrp Sebingfon.
2suis 6arnion- Saois 2sblsr.
Rap goans-Bertba Stout.
geforben:
Warp SObnion, 26 Sabre. 1915
Weif Worris StraBe.-Sbomas@ra
68, 1884 Msf Waibinston StraBs.-
Salie Wsrritt, 81, Staot. = Sarah
@ulp, SIS, Srrenanftalt. = Wm. Gar
mes, 35, Stabt. - Moelina @uerrieri,
Is Monaie, 220 Norb gaf GtraBe.-
8ertruoe &apbasl, IS, 1919 NOro
Slinois Strabe. - gfa Sanoloa, l,
$40 Weff Wc@artp StraBe. - MlOn3r
6letsr, z Wonats, eleanor 6oip.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-11
A Progressive Age

In this age Of progress, new invcn-
tions and discoveries are met with
without number, but attention has
recently been called 20 one, which will
prove a great blessing 10 mothers and
children. and 10 al people In general.
10 Is a known fact that n cough or a
cold nearly always produces consti-
patton. The liquid supplies of the
body run To the eyes, nose and throat,
instead Of passing out OF the system
through the liver and kidneys, and
for the want OF moisture, the bowles
become dry and clogged The dis
coycry Of a cough syrup which moves
the bowles, acts on the liver and kid
neys, and is at the same time, cure
for all coughs and colds, Is an aC-
vancement In the science OF medicine
which is accepted and appreciated by
physicians and the public generally
as the correct idea, and Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar seems to
have filled long-felt want.
The idea of Laxative Cough Syrup
was originated by the we'll known firm
of Il G Dewitt d Co, OF Chicago who
calls the attention of the many readers
OF this paper when In need OF an ex-
celent, safe and harmless remedy for
coughs and colds to procure Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. There Is a
picture OF Red Glover Blossom on
every package.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-11

-Somic m.n praciL" aid Sydney
Smith. "ns n they thought ain j. o
10 tn4pn out ~ a man as Eve was
taken out ~ Adam. by casting him
into a profound slumi.cr." 80 NJ any
rate thought not South. who. prsacb.
ing one day ht whitehall. observed
King Charlcs II. and several OF bis
attendants asleep STOPPING down.
be- cried out 60 one Of the dellnqucnis.
My bri. nm sorry 20 Interrupt you.
bat n you snorc ~ loud you will wake
the king" Ills majesty thcrcupon
awoke and. turning 10 hl- n.aghbor. ~
marked with his accustomed good ma
turp: This man must bc made n bish-
or. Remind me ON the next vacancy"
Latimer speaks Of woman who suf-
fercd from insomnia. and who. oil
soporifcs having failed. was taken 10
the church Of ST Thomas of Acres.
when she fell nc once into a refreshing
slumber Mail
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-11
Duties on Our Products Removed.

OYSTER BAY, y. Y. Sept. 11.-At
the conference between President
Roosevelt and the Russian peace en-
voys VI. Witte, by direction of the EN-
peror of Russia. presented TO the pres
ldent the following communication:
Some years ago. in consequence Of Il
misunderstanding in the Interpretation
of the most favored nation clause. there
We're established IN Russia on several
articles Of American production Gus
toms duties OF a higher scale than
those levied on the same articles when
imported from other countries. His
majesty the emperor of Russia has
commanded me to inform the president
Of the United States that he has been
pleased to order the discontinuance Of
the levying of such higher duties on
American products in order that hence
forth the American manufacturers
should pay the same duties as import
ers from other countries"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-11
An Old Cure For scurvy,

Scurvy used to be regularly treated
when It was possible by burying the
patients up to their necks In fresh
earth, practice officially recommend
ed in the British navy less than a CEN
fury ago. Twenty Of the crew Of the
frigate Blonde were SO treated on the
shore of Donna Maria bay, Santo Do
mingo. Holes were dug in the softest
soil on the beach. Into each Of these
man was put and buried to his chin,
while detachment Of their shipmates
was told off to keep the flies from
their faces. They We're kept In this
position for two hours, and the treat
ment was so effective that four days
later all the sufferers were able to re-
Join the frigate.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-11
lie shut the Fire In.

A bright lad was given n dime the
other day by visitor TO whom he had
been exhibited as the pride Of the
household. The youngster promptly
lost the coin under the bed in his room
and In searching for IL with n lighted
candle set fire TO the bedding. He
found the dime and went downstairs
without saying word about the con-
f,agration. A few minutes later the
head of the house shifted suspiciously.
81 smell smoke" he remarked. Some
things burning" ITS my ROOM" adj.
mitted the youthful prodigy, but" he
added reassuringly. with fash of the
brightness I'm which the family took so
much pride, the fire can't get out. l
closed the door tight" The fire de-
partment arrived in time to save the
house. -Philadelphia Record.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-11

he wiiainsisn n@ss tsisss 80
NsfmoHi dsiif hssspsf@fs ssgs ssIiig
~ ''gsii8sbass' be- pfiHiias liss MsFg
ilassss isaisf eshisssihs bee rslaliohs
siih Vera Rogers al ihs stale pTisea.
We ell khos SIC lsalsF sas bad shoa 81
Bai $40 people ~ Vsrmesi ssFs Ia =
siiasiisa sisfv uhsg sasiei b. kso~
90 whuis iraih snd he brssPapsfs
shoaid have bssn gsiiig u . bFsseh
u trust hai ihsy dissaised 90 tsiisd
80 iFaih, u Nc have = hAsiy ipss So
take 10 hsd maeh rather izss u Ell a.
on0s q i haze il essF win lhAs "a sst
ID iiiiis 81 = iiuss aHi have he sgohy
iohs dFash esi.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-11
"a. 49, .Itl.li..

Estisz j. tisr nfei ttihs 40 iaaFa ts
a. abi 49, iasi ttias 80 learn g. ds
Hgtt kafns hetsf iasm u st ED sHi
shd iieif lives sbi u,sif haggihass
thruaRh tie naflet so u nanslinas
morh q gaF tims sd fnnst aisays
D. - u IL q dusy D. make u an sde
aaate sasinu - piassnFr. u is soase-
ihing shirh sii mas aisFesfsia and 80
las much D. o. pith dsnsecratisinx
pisassFv As ionE 80 9is4saFe - con
rnad g. tls tisi.rs O. musir. tiisrs.
turf o. sntesapistiab iHus, b. tia
tied abi - tie pFisiiare - fru ubs
can have tbs rssIulr~si cuiiurv. IL IL
important O. s~urs ssjsynsssts uhsrh
al fn~a may have and not dsff~riate
The ruparfty q tie f.sor - io~. That
there may - moch happin~-s u must
- IN u,s many. ami th~sr can have
only a simple tapplnrsA Tho Eccd
thines q NE must - found IN Tie
COMMON arss IN tho elementary things
whish are Be,s%ary 20 nfe i,scif o.
which even Que all Occasionally
have. To dispange '-physioai- Enjoy
ments- though aii cnjoym-nts are such
la 60 try 60 limit enjoyment 20 Tia
rich or tie eipcaicd Boston Cooking
School Masasise.
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Am.ri-as HI.,.,., Ia pa.H.,.

TANDiEI. Sept. II. - samuel r.
Gummcr'. the American minister. md
n number ~ European inhabitants
have abandoned thrlr Residences IN the
suburbs aud removed - the RENTER ~
The town ~ the request ~ ihr N1roc.
can authorities. WHO said they were
unable e. guarantee" their security ow.
ing g. the disturbed condition u the
surrounding districts. Severe fighting
continues between i,aisuli's and other
tribes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-11

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nsFs A. n.Ss gas fs.ass-

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eAish EasF Frsgll IA knse latss So
niIliaE EIafliRE - a. haaH q $40
sain,si slaaa shalissF hsss tssa n,ads
- 49, Gagtssts sht ~ taWsil ~
a. tRigFasllR - thtaEa iiuaFs ~
tafs hsga hssa saonrssialg naafai ~
iela tta aaiaaals ansks alsd liauHs pc
faTaasa li,ssF fanflieas
CiRalsliaa - A. hiasi iR daEs hss
iara nrgFsssd silhasi klfns ar sni
saat eat fasnF nee liiAss al,a,sl t.aan
sfsiaa taee isnse lasFu.ut sfraHtinE a.
tlT raIgFa $40 eil tpEiH nrs rkisss
ilasais naltf ih nstaisF
"Ntsl 80 hatr lsaTsfd sait ~.
taFFa rf1sns as haisr ii,al sss.s ass
10 HsF Fsasare q sesistat ~ sash-
go hnsIt in a hnnaan hsihs eilh Its
hssistg, fealhfai sHd slEss.E ets ffea
q NeifE HaAtrs
a. his tlaauiasa ~ CARVED nae
seiifaai a. fiFrHisli9a ~ iis aaEs
fs'a sasas sIsrFbns iaatihs t'sta dFf
feF ilma thes aesfaias possibilities
- $50 hssitsis - safenFs ih uasas
- tlalrsal ihlaIlns. uhr - tha hags
ssirsifsi - rNl~fiFasaiihs sas isrk-
ihf ih 49, esasi ansaahl - haiF itts
FifFaiaiieh sac ssiista,i o. raFu :
seiifr elih sarrnss. shd, aaruFiihs q
iH- rsWrsi haH tngan o. ssas b.
i,iafus sfaaFsaiif i,ah
IA shathrf Fafrsimrat So saFFua
- -. a "a
q nh aFeia eiitaai daias a. shinszi
iseflaahrHi ihlaTp.
~ tsfFrl sac fsanssFtf = saFsnaa
ih siir ifFsfh aFsaf ant Il 20 So t'hi-
trfsiif - ftiraFs nnif ~ nsla,iaFs his
rffirfgasHts.
The euft b aaif b. be- iafzhrf.-
% sad, 4 safmst u sin b. nsFiai
90 - sihrFs uhli aHs'iy H sii 80 -
sFs@i sAi issiiHs hrnrhi g. msasiasi.@
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-11
BAkv sriLL UNSAFE
A. srrssii-s Message rs-.- pis~~s.t
90 ths rssk@.t.sts@l ts.tttstss

A. srr..iiss s-...s. rs-.- nis.-s.,
90 tss r.ss-.t.sts-t ts.tissss.
TiFLik F~gt 1.-The Fst-fnnf -
HAIKU f~isssts nat hfinT siiii roniin.
uas. Toe "a = smaller srair. and thas
few eefe kiiisi ~ psnnd~i. Iiis
ifppsss api issiire. b. says. ar siiii 81
saEei IN prpteniinF inr~niiaFisfn sol
pliiasiHs. Tiss diF~snf - iiir Tsshbs.
ioEinai Institute "a HAIKU t.irefats.s.
sayins. we arr starving shi dyins. -
aud iinrlosinz The dispsirh q n~~~sis
ties
Tho worst brws rpn~. fruin Tie Pan.
srcsgrski district. wi,rru u IL f-s,sft~i
that many Armenian Villages u-r.
wiped out AMI hundr~is - p~rsons
kill"i. Help IL sigw IN reaching there
owing 20 The distance from III. mills.
tary c.nirrs. II. whsle % The Tartar
population has Fisrn sud has l-nrn lu,n.
81 ~ I.1 sun.i kuris from the
Pcrslan hank % ihc Alas riv-s The
vic~ruy has protested a. The Persian
authorities
General shirinkin has orier~f the
governor % EilSsi'-ihppl 60 Investigate.
a.. truth II arvusations against sonie
u the Tartar police commissarlcs That
they arr cporcmiing with The lnsur.
gents.
IL il reported that the Arlneninns
md Tariars In shusha have bcrom.
-r-onclis,l. that the population t1s
bc"n dlsarmc,i and that the foreign
residents have r'turnci 70 their homes.
General Tnkaischwlls tcicgrnphs that
the disorders arr ccasing