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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-02

LONDON, Aug. .. Sir Ambrose
Shea, speaker of the legislative assem-
bly, Of Newfoundland from 1855 TO
1861 and governor of the Bahama is
lands from 1887 to 1894, Is dead. He
was born In 1878
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-02
Four Drowned In Swan River,

DULUTH. Mimi, Aug. BY the
capsizing of a small sklff on Swan
river, five miles north of Vera, Edith
Tichenor, Godie Tichenor, Everett
Tichenor and Mrs. ]. NJ. Pogue were
drNwnpd
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-02

SHREVEPORT. La. Aug. 2.-There
Is one case of yellow fever in the de-
tention camp near Shreveport, The pa
tent Is a drummer from Chicago.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-02

A lazy liver makes q lazy man.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the natural,
never failing remed y for lazy liver.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-02
Small Lots OF Summer Merchandise.

We ar going Ia clean up all the odd. and end. by
pricing them low that it's the next thing TO giving them
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
DIR. DEAN ARRESTED.
Lebanon, N. H., Physician Figure in
Divorce Suit.

Lebanon, n. II, Sept. rs. Or. Elmer
+, Dean, d leading physician Of this
place, was arrested Tuesday afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff Claude Murray of
Canaan, upon an action brought BY Ed
gar 81 Woodward, a druggist, also Of
Lebanon, for $4,000 damages, for the
alienation Of bis wifes, Phoebe a Wood
ward, affections
The writ was Immediately reeeipted
for by several leading business men.
Tie case dates back TO the granting OF
libel for divorce by Judge Stone at
Laconia in 1904, in which suit for d.
voree, p. Dean was nalIad as co-respon-
dent.
The attorneys named on the writ are
Branch d Branch, and Scott Sloane.
The text Of the writ recites that the
defendant on the 18th day Of June,
1897, at lebanon, and at other times
between that day and June, 1903. had
uniustly continued to iniure the plain
tiff and estrange his wife from him,
so that he was compelled to sue Tor
divorce; and that his domestic peace
comfort and happiness had been de-
stroyed.
The bond Of $4,000 il for appear,
ance at the November term al court
fcr Carlton county to be held the third
Tuesday in November in this place.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
Good As It's Old.

There was man in who kept a
small diapers shop and who had an as
sistant who was new to the business. One
day an old lady came in and asked for
some silk. The youthful assistant
showed her some saying: 1--WE can do
this for you at 6s. Sd. yard.a The old
lady asked for something better, but the
assistant replied that they had nothing
better. Whereupon the master came
forward and said to the assistant: I'm
surprised at you showing this lady stuff
of that quality: take it away and put
it back on the shelf Then, turning to
the customer, he said "You must ex-
.cuse my assistant, madam, he Is new to
the business, but if YOU will allow me
/ will show YOU something very super
Iior.D He went away and returned.
bringing the same piece Of silk. This.
madam" he said, SIS very superior
article, los. Cd. a yard. If it were not
for the fact that | bought it some time
ago we should have to charge you 15s.,
for, as you are doubtless aware. owing
to the recent epidemic among the silk.
worms the price of silk has increased en-
ofmously of late"
The customer took the silk. paid for
it, and went away. The draper thereupon
leetured his assistant saying: Youth
never make a man of business, you've
no commercial adaptability mark nv
words and remember what / said for
the next time" A few days later the
draper was having his dinner leaving
his assistant at the counter. Hearing q
noise he looked out and saw the same
old lady belaboring his assistant with
her umbrella He separated them and
asked the assistant what he had been
doing. ooh, said the assistant, Il was
merely carrying out your instructions.
She asked for some tape and | showed
her some. ] said: We can let Won have
this at Sd. the dozen yards. If it wasn't
for the fact that we have had it in stock
some time we should have to charge Isl,
for, as you are doubtless aware, owing
to the recent epidemic among the tape
worms, the price Of tape has gone up
Of late, Then she hit me
with her umbrella. British Medical
Record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
sTAFFORD's MAKING OF YER
MONT.

Judge Wendell P. Stafford, native
Of Barre, who is now associate justice
Of the supreme court Of the District
Of Columbia, continues to win laurels as
an orator, Judge Stafford gave his adj
dress, Making Of Vermont, before the
first annual reunion Of the Vermont as
ISOLATION of Northampton, Mass, Tues
day evening, and from the latter part
Of the address we quote the following
words, breathing loyalty to the state
Of his birth: : Unity Of ideal, pnpose
and effort, that is what makes state.
The people Of the New Hampshire grants
were made one by their resolve to de-
fend their homes against the court at
Albany; BY their zeal in the colonial
cause and contempt for the tagging poll.
cy Of New York; by their welcome OF
the Declaration Of Independence, so per-
fectly suiting their own case; by their
ambition to frame government fit
for the sons Of Puritans; but most Of
all by the efforts they put forth, by
their toll, their dangers, their hard
ships and their suilering=. The outcome
OF THEN long trial and struggle was that
peerless and costly product, nation
ia people one in purpose, effort and
ideal. She was one people then she
is one people still. The qualities that
marked her out to be 4 nation BY her
self are hers today. She has always
had an individuality and character of
her own. To say that word or deed
was like Vermont has always been to
praise it and to give it the highest
praise. She has been first on many
fields. She gave the first blood Of the
Revolution, at Westminster; received
the first surrender Of British flag, at
Iiconderoga; was first to seize and sell
the property Of tories; first to prohibit
slavery BY bill Of rights, and first to
answer I.incolns call for volunteers. /
am proud that she could not be en-
shaved, herself prouder still that She
would not enslave Others"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
ABOLISH TOLL BRIDGES.
Vermont Bridge Commission Makes
That Recommendation.
Makes

The Vermont Bridge Commissioners
are sending out the following circular
letter to the selectmen OF the several
towns Of Vermont lying on the Connec-
ticut river,
Your attention Is called to No. 157,
Acts Of 1901, under which this Commits.
sion has been appointed. We have adj
dressed you previously. on this subject.
It is the plan Of the Commissioners to
meet the citizens of each town border
ing ON the Connecticut river at eonven-
lent places 70 ascertain the wishes and
needs OF the people of Vermont in re-
ference to the bridges spanning the Conn
ecticut river.
/ We wish information upon the follow
ing points:
lin case where a toll bridge now
exists, the burden of paying toll should
be taken from the citizen and tax payers
and the bridge made free. We wish in.
formation as to the value of the exist
ing structure, rates of tolls, by what
law such tolls are collected, and the re-
latlye amount to be paid BY the town.
and state Of Vermont to make the same
freew having reference to the proportion
that should be paid by New Hampshire
| III this connection.
Your attention Is called to decision
Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States in The Covington and Cincinnati
Bridge Co. VS.. Commonwealth OF Ken
lucky, 154 U. S. 204. decided May 26.
lS94.) In that case the court held that
the state Of Kentucky had no power to
regulate or establish tolls for crossing
bridge that connected Ohio and Ken.
lucky.
The question is left undecided IN that
case, as to whether the two states. in
absence of legislation by congress, can
fix, by reciprocal action, the rate of toll
and fare over bridge connecting such
states.
The history OF the charters of the cor
lporations that have erected the toll
bridges crossing the Connecticut river
should be investigated.
However, we suggest that the time
has arrived when the toll bridge Ga
relic Of the past) -should be abolished
in terms that win be just to all.
| There seems to be no reason to bur-
den the people and fetted interstate
commerce in order to favor some corpor.
alton.
2-If there is no bridge across the
Connecticut from your town, and one
is desirable and reasonably necessary for
the convenience Of the public, the Com
pensioners are seeking information on
these points.
3-lf bridges have been made free at
the expense Of the Vermont town in co.
operation with the adjoining town in
New Hampshire, the Commissioners are
ready to hear the facts and any spg-
gestions as to whether the state Of YER
mont should reimburse such town, and
to what extent, SO that the report to
the next session of the Vermont legisla
Itnre may be complete.
THE Commissioners will meet all
persons interested and hear testimony
and suggestions at Brattleboro, Oct. 5th,
no o'clock a. M; Bellows Falls, Oct. 5th,
3 o'clock p. M. Ascutneyville, Oct 9th,
3 o'clock p. M; Claremont, n. H., Oct
9th, 100 o'clock p. m. Meetings at
lother places win be announced later.
Gilbert A. Davis. @. O. Ford, james b
Seaver, Board OF Bridge Commissioners
of Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
A PRISONER SHOT.
Fort Ethan Allen Private Is Not in a
Serious Condition.

Fort Ethan Allen Private Is Not in a
Serious Condition.
Fort Ethan Alien, Sept. 2s.-As 4 "a.
suit Of the accidental discharge Of tie
earbine in the hands Of Private August
seligman, Troop E, sentry IN charge
Of two prisoners who were digging saas
in the rear Of the 9th battery stable
Private Gordon W. Gingery. froon r
general prisoner, was shot Ia the aesbg
part Of the right hip and at present II
confined 70 the post hospital. ria oon.
dition is not regarded as serious =
ligman does not know how NJ camo
70 discharge his gun, but It il believed
that the man, thinking that M n;aee
was locked, unconsciously pulled nv
trigger. seligman was placed under az s..
rest, the officer believing that tbe sce;
dent was purely accidental.
Gingery was placed in tie puara bo,,ss
Tuesday by the officer in chsrge ~ tbe
guard, charged with neglect II AM ~
he was a mounted sentry IN CHARGE e
general prisoners. He dismoppta1 gros
his horse, left his earbine in his sa tsdi,'
boot and began talking to his nri $500.
For this conduct he was placed * az
guard house to await tho actiar ~
general court martial. r r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
DENOUNCED HAzINc.
President Buckham Says It win MAJ b.
Allowed in State Uniyersitv

Burlington, Sept. 2s-Tbo ,os
academic year Of the UNIVERSE, tqsna
mont mon. opened Yesterday with a reeistrs
ton Of l26 students in tie fre sissi 4.
class, this class being BY far tbe IMAM
e enter in the history Of TIC instit IN ssS
Inc registration Of freshmen ~ s'su '' n,
opening day last year was i09 sns
me exercises in connection with -.
opening took place in the ebsna ~ elle
s-lo o'clock. After a brief dsTot * \,
service President NJ. II P,e lIsIsotiogal
livered brief address to the sf,,5sr w.
n ne course Of his remarks. tbe pras;
dent heartily denounced hazing 5eoI plssl-
n unmistakable terms THAT sp af-'r ~.
versity. y the Uni
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
JINGLES AND JESTS.
This One Dies Hard.

The man in uniform passed through
the ear, returned and discovered Pat
still with the pipe in his mouth.
Didn't ] tell you to stop smoking in
this carp" shouted the conductor.
I amt smoking" replied the man
with the pipe.
What are yon doing with that pipe
in your mauth, them
What if / have me pipe in me mouth.
Sure have me feet in me boots, but
amt walking, am Milwaukee Wis
consin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
Word to the wise.

After swing around the circle the
happy couple had settled down in a
cozy fiat
One morning as she took her custom
airy place at the breakfast table the bride
placed a large revolver by the side Of
her plate.
sW-why, my DEAR" stammered the
astonished husband, "w-what does that
meant"
1T means, George" replied her bride
lets, that we have biscuits Of my own
construction for breakfast and that no
adverse criticism viii be tolerated. -
Chicago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28

By their unanimous nomination of
Lieutenant Governor Curtis Guild as
gubernatoriaI candidate the AIassachu-
sets Republicans show they have moth
ing against the promotion rule. zed
Stanton Of Roxbury might have wished
three years ago that Vermont Republi-
cans felt the same
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28

Look about you; statistics show that
there are now living nine persons, six
teen years or over, who viii be presi-
dent Of the United States during the
next forty years. This is on the as
sumption that no man shall be elected
more than twice. The choice is exceed
ingly narrow
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28

Vermont's three colleges are now
hoasting Of the biggest ever classes,
in which respect they are very much like
the other institutions throughout the
country.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
SEVENTY SEVEN SUICIDES.
Were Committed in State Of Maine in
the Last Year.

Augusta, Me-, Sept. 2s.- From figures
compiled BY DIR. A. G. Young, registrar OF
vital statistics, it is found that ii the
last year in this. state, seventy seven
persons committed suicide against fifty
Tor the preceding year. OF The number
sixty We're males and seventeen females.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
NO HOPE FOR FUSION.
AntiTammany Combination Fails Ut
terly in New York.

Ierly IN New York.
New York, Sept 2s. Five minutes
suificed to dissipate hope Of fusion be-
tween the Republicans. the Citizens UNI.
ion and the Municipal Ownership League
on city ticket when representatives
OF the three parties last night received
the report Of conference committee
that it was unable to agree on eandi-
dates.
When the conference adjourned each
of the parties issued statement set
ting forth that they had made every
effort to accomplish an anti-Tammany
combination and throwing the blame Of
failure Of each on the other. Senator
Cutting intimated that the Citizens un-
ion would not place a third ticket in
the field but that it would do its ut
most to secure the election Of Jerome
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
Women, Attention.

DO You read the Housekeepers' De-
partment in the Boston Daily and Sum
day Globe? Have the Boston Globe
delivered at your home every day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28
BARRE DAILY TIMES

Entered at the Posfofhce at Barre as Second
Glass Matter.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-28

Sheriff Peck is now sick; the state
is also quite nauseated
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

@eIe9entli& Der 2irmes fattete
sefern Geo. WueQer, Braumeifer bsr
@incennes Brauerei. ieinsn biefigen
Greunben eiilen Befu9 ab. Sn Be-
aleituns ieinsr e&wiesermutter unb
feiner beiben 3inber mar er Bel ieinem
@oufin, So6n Benedict abgeifiegen.
9err Wueller bat fi9 nattrli9 bier febr
amiiirt unb er bat fi9 aud an Der
airmes bier In re9t herborragenbsr
@eife betbsiltgt.
@inen untpiberifsblt9en ginbrud
aber ma9ten bic bort pertauften Brats
warife, bon benen ct fi9 far etnen
gan3en Dollar einfaufte, um He nit
fid nod @incennes 3u nebmen. Dieie
Whrfe, ale f&6n In sin padst einge.
tuidelt, batte 6err Whller feline S9pie-
sermutter tiberseben. Natiirli9 bIieb
man auf Der 2irmss Bis faft sur 3sil
Der abreiis, unb bann gins's In be,
gile cbne Die @hrffe bon banneu.
Ssrr Benebift bat btsielbsn in Bemab.
rung 9enommen unb ct wirb bdfi,
forgen, bab He nidt berbsrben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
S@wierise Opsration
e9sint erfolsreid perIaufen su iein.

Wiliam Sohn goulton, Elm Is
Sabre alter Sunse, tuarbe aus Dons
tsrs, q. .. na& benz bisfigen Siato-
nifsn'6 6oipital gsbradt, I'm fi4 eirsr
@sbirnsO Operation su unter3ieben.
SurG cine @rubs, tuelde i'm S9ds
beIfno9en fid befinbet, uuroe i1on
felt Sabren Elm Druid auf bas 8ebirn
bss 2nnbsn ausssiibt, 10 baB bsrielbe
gum She'll fdmaafnnia 1T. 6erbor-
rasenbs Spesialifen bes Ofens tonn'
ten ben 2naben ni9i turiren unb 10
snti9lofen fi9 bic 6reunbe bes anas
ben, bsnislben na9 bier 3u bringsn.
Die Operation, uel9e cine Der f9tpie-
rigfsn if, Die bisber In bisIer Nrt IN.
tsrnommsn wuroen, i9eint bon @rfolg
beelsitst 3u iein, wenigiiens glaubte
man cine gsherung wabrnebmen sll
6nnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
Tar9terlidbe Mouiente
GrIebt elm bIinSer 9afiasier.

Gin giienbabn l1n9ltf, tuel&ss
sladli&erueiie teine Meni9enlsben to.
iiete, ereianste fi& ssifern Mbenb nabe
New auguifa an Der Big A gabn.
Die 2ofomotibe go. $50, tpel4e
ieinerseit bier In benz purbue. .lnfaGe
mar. bsfanb ii9 NIT einem aus fieben
Sra4tmagen bsfebenben Gra9t3uge
auf Der Gabrt nod 8anfafee. gor
Nortb SnbianapnIis uieisn bic 3us.
Ieute etua 20 blinbe pafagiere bonn
3use; nur elmer, 6. .. Sbler aus
epOtane, Wai6.. tueigerte f&, fsinen
plab. auii&en ben @dbsrn einss Wa-
gems. al berlaRen.l
Die Glange eiaes Der Rdber an einem
Der Wagen tuar 3temli& ab9enubt uis
es beibt, unb aIs Der 3us tiber eine
@ei&e fubr, entsleifen bte fiinf lebten
Wassons uno Sbler ssriei6 unter eineu
berielben.
Der nd&fe @asen tpar Elm Napbta-
Bebdlter, Der 9unberte bon @alIoner
feines Sn6altes In einem fetieeu
Stroms auf ben bnrt Gefsetlemmter
er9oB. oenieIben 3eitweife faif erin
fenb. 3uslei& bate 5bler NOD bi
Ansit aussuffeben, baB bur& ir9eni
einen 3ufdllisen 6unfen bic ganse @e
i9i6te In 8ranb eeratben fSnne.
gea& Observation-Disclosures Nrbeit &c
lang es enbIi8, ben Wasaon fotpeit o.
beben, bob man ben Mann berbor
3teben fonnte.
st tuuroe nod bier sebra9t unb I
bas 8incents 1oipital bef6rbert. gube
eiaem Beinbru&. erlitt ct nod eins
Bru1 Der 6hfte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
nm i'd 1.

6raug gIi5abetb Rspper.
908 8slIsfontain Str, fisl an Der Ofi
10. Ctr. nabe BroDffbe Mbs. bon
sinsm Strabsnbabnmagsn uno 3og fi&
cine f9msrs Berlesung bss &hdsrabs
au. sic tpurbe mittels Mmbulan3 IN
ibre @obnuns ssbra9t.
6rau 2ucinbe Barnhtlt,
922 Chicago Str, tpurbe bur9 Elm
Busap tiberfabreo unb ibwer perlebt.
Die Sei9iel oss 8efdbrtss traf lie In
bic gruit unb mari fie gu gOben. au-
bsr iawsren Qusii&ungsn unb ab'
i9iirfunsen fou fie au4 nod elmer
geinbru9 erlittsn baben. Der rlnfal
srsisnete f9 an Der Rortbwefern aus..
nabs 25. Ctr. Dns 6ubrpsrt iol II
i9arfem Srabe bic StraBe entlang &C.
iagt iein. Der 5u6rmann ipuroe nod
ni9t ermittelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
@ta berambt ietm.

Gin Wann, Der feinen Namen als
Sad Gnpber. Station Str. angab,
wurbe am 6amfas bon bsr poli3ei un'
ter Der Nntla9e Der $runienbeit berbaf-
tet unb eingeipert. @npoer ersdhlte.
oab er bon StrabeRrdubern iiberfaQen
lnb ausgeplhnbert tpurbe. bod i9enft'
man feinen Ausia9en nur tueniq
@lauben.
@efern nun erf9ien Der Wann i'm
Dispeniarium, um H& berbinben 3u
lafeu uno ba ersab es F&, bab er au'
ber mebreren 3opfmunben, aud ein
b3lig sermaImtes e&laHelbein bubon'
true, 70 bab er bod wobI auf irgenb.
iuel@er Weiie gemaItiamer Bebanb.
lung unterwurfen mar. ebe mon i'm
fefnabm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

Dam m onb. 25. Sept. Srant.
lin @resn, 35, wurbe oaour9 i9ws,
bsrlsbt. bob er atpif4en einen StraBsn-
babnwaggon unb einen grhdsnpfsilsl
eineeflemmt murbe. Sr mar auFge.
fanosn, UNI elmer Trau ieinen plai
anaubisten unb lebnte ft9 BET bteier @e.
lesenbeit melt nod brauBen bor.
oomin9ton, 25. Sept
3msi Stalisnsr, bic 3uianmen In einen
gusap aussefabren tparen, gerietber
sefern gegsnieitig in Streit unb be,
cine berTelben m1rbe bon feinem2anbs
mann eri9oFsn. Cine garser.poii
ma8te fi9 3ur 0srfOlsuns auf uno be
WbrOer, tpel9er f9 enti4iebsn iusieer
ieinsn Tamen ansugeben, .uurbs einse
fansen unb in bie Sail 9efperrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

9enrp %. Olm feab, 1917
pleaiant Str, Wit9lieo Der 9ppogras
phia go. l, TT gsifsrn gsforbsn.
Grauf Banning, Der Dor
Wo4enfriff on bef WafbinstOn nabs
Dslapars Str. bon sinem Straben.
babnmassn tibsrfabrsn tpurbs, iif ss.
fern isinsn 8srlssunsen erlessn. Der
Branb mar in bic @unoe getreten unb
Symphonic Observation-Disclosures bat'
ten f9 sinsefelt. Seine bier wob.
nsnbe s9meifer tpirb fur bic 8sifat'
tung bes 8eriforbenen Sorge tragen.
Snbem Befinben Der bet
ben Waeebonisr, tpelbs bur9 ibrer
2anbsmann am Jreiiag 10 i&wer ber'
tpunbst murben, if iotpsit tsine Bsie.
runq 3u peraeidnen. Iu9 tpurbe be-
nh@tiae gantro Waffili nod eifrieffe'
gsmabunssn Der pOIi3si hsute Mlittal
eingefanoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
Smbianapplis Smb, Mpnae, 25 @ephmber 1905

berrli&em Sonnenuntsrsang, tbsr bas
6eifgetuabI f4 perbreitete, oa f9oiien
3if9enb. tpie feuri9e 6dlan9sn, Risien=
rateten gum Ha&tbimmel auf unb Der.
tanbeten. bab bas Geuerwert beson=
men babe.
2ange nod erfrsuten f9 bie Beiu9er
auf benz Geifplabe unb es mar ipdt Qe.
tperben, als Der lsbts 2aut ber Grbb=
li&en berballte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

einem giienbabnun9ltd nabe
gem MuguRa wurbe gefern 6. D.
Sbler aus 6pofans. Wafh.. berlebt.
ct murbe nod Der biefgen Norb Sn'
btanapolis Babnfaiipn gebra&t unb
bon bort nod benz ct. Wineents 0ofpi-
tale tiberftbrt. Muber elmer aus9es
renften QUITE bate er nod einu 1ein.
bru4 babon gstragep
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25

g @mersufdgsm Hi9ter:
rSie haben BET bem Wirthsbausrumz
mel audi cine Sbrfeige betommeng 90.
BEN sic auf Semanben Werbaht2"
3euse: n9m. bas is f9per gu fagen,
mel 9llte Is ia gar net babel g'peien!A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-25
everett eambers, sl6

everett Sanders, 316
Domnep Gtr.. Elm Drapfubrmann,
uurbs beute frib bur4 einen 3ug an
Der Senate abs. unb Big Sour 3rsu.
suns srfabt unb i9wer suseri&tst. gu.
erff Iaisn sr ni9t i&wer perlebt, ipdtsr
aber tpurbs CT befinuungslos unb bic
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