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The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1905-10-25
DIR. Ellis Extracts Teeth Without Pain

DR.. Ellis has just received the latest
outfit for giving Somnoforme. Som
noforme is the ideal anaesthetic as
anyone can take it, there being no
danger from weak heart or lungs.
With its use DR.. Ellis guarantees to
extract teeth absolutely without pain
or danger. 1t is positively harmless,
painless aud pleasant. 1-tf
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1905-10-25

If you don't get the paper promptly
please notify The Western News
office.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1905-10-25

and 1900 of the Political Code.''
The polls of which election will be
open al o'clock in the morning and
continue open until O'Clock in the
afternoon of the same day
Dated this Goth day of October, A.
D., 1905.
HENRY GROVER,
LSEALI G.L. SArrERLEE
J. B. OvFRrURF,
Board of County Commissioners of
Ravalli County, Montana.
Attest:- 1-tf
GEO. A. REESE, County Clerk.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1905-10-25

Seed rye for sale. Hamilton Flour
Mill Co. 40 If
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
Ostatnia nadZieja Znik}a,

GdY stawni lekarze powiedzieli
ze w. M. .Smithart z Pekin, la :,
chorowa{ ma niewyleczalne suchoty,
ostatnia ~nadzieja znik}a, ale DR.
Kiog's New Discovery ia suchoty,
kaszle i zazieb,euia, wyrwa}a go z
srobu. On pisze: TO wielk'e lekar-
stwo wyleczy}o mnie zupe}nie. o.
Gallo mi zYcie. Cd tego czasu, u
zywa}em jes przez 10 lat i uwazam
je "a nadzwyczajne lekarstwo IA
gardfo p}uca." 3
ajlepsze lekarstwo ma kaszle
choroby gard}a i zazleblenia; take
zapobiega atakom zapalenla p{uc.
Gwarantowane SIC i 81 90 butelkl
u M. J Kowalewsklego, aptexarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27

|bqdziesz ze NINA " niebie.
Ze wsp6lnej ich kapio}ki
kt6ra wonnosci przedziwne:
nabra}a, pozostalo jednak
~wspomnienie take: OTTO "
ogr6dku, kedy zb6jnichs
wyla}a ia drugiego dnia wy.
ros}y pachnace ziola, z kt6.
rych nastepnie try Marye
mascie do namaszcze-
MIA ciala Chrystusowego pc
z krzyza, pred z{o-
do grobu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
Kulturkampf W kol0niach

Ministeryum Rouviera sta
ra sic stanowczo przede'
wszystkiem o laske Combes'a
my6lac, re reszta przydana
mu bedzie. Nastepca Com
bes'a, Bienvenu Martin, przed'
stawi} izbom projekt separa-
cyjnej ustawy, O kt6rej prasa
francuska m6wi, re jak po-
przednie jest ola Koscio}a
regulaminem wieziennyn',
tylko, re zamiast ,,carcere
duro" stawia Kosci6l IA
przecietnym etacie wieznia,
majacego troche Swiat}a "a
kratami. Ia to minister kolo-
nil, p. Clementel, chce sic
widocznie odznaczyc dlatego
przygotowuje projekt ustawy
rozciagajacej kasate zakon6w
i zakaz kongregacyjnego
nauczanja ma kolonie i kraje,
zostajace pod protektoratem
francuskim.
Kto vie, jake us1ugi odda-
wa}y zakonne szko}y i ochro-
ny ~wplywom francuskim i
cywilizacyi We wszystkich
tych odnogach zamorskich
zrozumie, jaka ME-
strate wyrzadza
ojczyznie, jaka pope}nia p.
zbrodnie wobec
kulturalnych zdobyczy ludz-
W tych dzikich krai-
mach!
: Ale "a to tenn szersze pole
zostanie otwarte ola dzialal-
nosci cywilizacyjnej pred
stawicieli republiki masone-
ryi, PIP. Tocque i Gaud, ola
rozsadzania przechodni6w
d%ynamitem i ola karmienia
murzyn6w ludzkim roso}em...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27
z legend Q Najsw.
Maryi Fannie.

- ." rEEi " -E.f .-r-
;gi zb6j, co napada1 ludzi p<
drogach, mordowal i ogra
bia}.
Tedy wypadlo Rodzini<
5wietej do Egiptu uciekac
Ale Dor ciemny ze zb6jecks
zasadzka strachem ich PREF.
wowa}; wholly przeze6 dwie
drogj, jedna ma prawo, druga
ma lewo. Ma prawo droga
%prowadzila przez gesta oil.
szyne, obok mieszkania zb6ja,
ma lewo przez chaszcze ]
wertepy, W kt6rych }atwo
by}o zab}adzic.
Swiety J6zef i Marya Pan:
ma z Jezusem zdali sic ma
wole Boza, nabrali otuchy i
puScili sic W gaszcz.
w leslie zmrok juz zapa-
dial, ch}odne opary z ziemi
podnosic sic zaczyna}y. Boze
>dziecie przezieb}o i za}osliwie
pop}akiwa}o u matczynej
piersi.
Usiadfa tedy Marya Parma
pod drzewem, ably nakarmic
.Jezusa, a przytem kilka kro-
pei pokarmu spadfo ma oset,
co wyrasta} u Jej kolan i z
tego mu ma listkach bale
plamki pozosta}y, adv by}
naznaczony, jake jest oset-
klein Naj6w. Fanny.
Zciemnialo sic coraz bar
.dziej, a wsr6d boru straszno
by}o nocowac.
Zb6j, co ma podr6znych
PREY drodze czatowa}, us}y-
sza{ glossy ]udzkie W gestwi-
ME i skierowa} sic W to
strone, jak zwierz drapiezny
skradajac sic chy}kiem.
Mysla}, re przyjdzie mu
mordowac.
Az OTTO poczu}, re mu ma
ramieniu maczu ga cd nasia-
k}ej krwi az czerwona, dziw-
ME ocieza}a, tax, il ia udzwi-
gnac ledwie zdo}a}.
Spojrzy pred sic, a tn W
oczach mu nagle za6wieci}o;
spojrzy zn6w i widzi najwy-
razniej try ksiezyce mad
owen miejscem, gdzie Ro-
dzina swieta spoczywa}a.
Dojrza} W gestwinie Marye
Panne z Dziecina i J6zefem
skulonych cd ch}odu i desz-
czem zmoczonych ma s}ocie.
Zamierza} spytac: skad sic
tn wzieli i dokad chca!... ale
mu wargi zdretwia}y, nieswoj.
sko mu sic zrobi}o, mrucza}
jeno, jak dziki zwierz, "a
skoczony niespodzianie w
ostepach i kroku ruszyc ME
smial dalej.
Schw,vci}a go jakaS moe
niewidzialna i wcisne}a W
ziemie, ably tax stall W odle-
g}o6ci cd Dzieciecia Bozego,
jake zbrodniarz niegodny
zblizyc. sic do swietego Ma
~jestatu.
Rozumia} tedy, 10 mu sic
tknac niewiasty, ami dziecka,
ami starca ME godzi, DO cos
zapora miedzy MIN a mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-27

dom moi przy drodze "a Of
szyna. Wejdzcie j zanocujcie
Wesz}a tedy pod dach zb6
|jecki Najsw. Parma z Jezu:
sem i J6zefem 6wietym, 8
iona zb6ja powita}a ich "a
lekniona, ale gosciny ME
odm6wi}a.
Widok dziecka PREY piersi
zdja} ia litoScia, DO esama
matka by}a; %rozumiala, ze MAJ
1jej umy6lnie te tr6jce W dom
nas}a}, ably wszystko troje
luSmierci6 W sposobnej chwi-
iii, rzek}a tedy z dobrego
|serca:
49, Spieszcie sic moisludzie,
p6ki czas i niechajcie nocle-
gu W tenn miejscu. Jam jest
zb6jnicha, a MAJ moi smierc
wan niechybna zgotuje gdy
z lasu wr6ci.
Ale Najsw. Parma ia uspo-
koifa, zeby pr6znej obawy O
Mich ME mia}a, BIO Bog z mimi
Pred p6jsciem spac wzie}a
sic jeszcze do wykapania
Jezusa W wanience ma zapiec-
ku, a widzac zb6jniche, re
spoglada jakos za}osnie ma
dziecko swoje W kolebce
rzekla do niej, by swego
ma}ego take W kapiel w}o-
zy}a.
- Jakzez to uczynie 49,
odpowie ma to Naj6w. Fannie
- kiedy synaczek moi trad
ma ma ca}em ciele?... Me
godzi go sic kapac razem re
dziecina.
Matka Boska kaza}a jed
max podac sobie zwrzodziale
i w}asnemi rekoma
W kapjel go zanurzy}a obok
Jezusa swego a gdzie jeno
cialo woda obla}a, tam W
oczach >znik} brzydki trad il
rany wygojone sic zabliznia-
{y. Pozna1 zb6jca, re to cud
i sumienie W MIN odtaja}o;
cia} z}otem i srebrem p}a-
Gle "a takie u"zdrowienie,
dziekowac re }zami,
lecz sic spostrzeg} nareszcie,
ze te wszystkie skarby swiata
marnoscia tylko i re TREE
ba wyp}acic sic Bogu inaczej,
skruszona dusze z PLAN
i ofiarowac ia temu
Dzieciateczku, kt6re przysz}o
z tradu grzech6w ludzkich
SWAT oswobodzic.
TAX tel postanowi1 uczy-
mic i pokute rozpoczac Stu
Pan Jezus zas ma reku
Maryi Fanny ~przem6wi} W te
slowa do nowonarodzonego
zb6jatka:
- Jakosmy sic kapali ra-
zem, tax kiedys razem po-
mrzemy!
I stale sic tax 80 DO syn
zb6jcy ME poszed} "a przy-
nawr6conego OLGA,
jeno dor6s}szy z ]otrzykami
sic wdawa}, niepomny nauk
i przestr6g ro3zicielskich.
W jednym czasie "a zbro-
l>oS r~r~ Tl-..-L.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

sleep In thick grass or weeds, or some
times curled up like a kitten on
broad limb No matter nov soandly
they may be sleeping you can never
catch one mapping. for AZ the slight,
est sound OF your approach he wis
clear the ten or fifteen feet between
his nest and the ground and be of like
sflash in the underground. About the
only way to get these fellows is with
hounds. and then generally one or two
Of the dogs get pretty severely chewed
up.
in the hill - lynxes usually stay
in thick undes III o. u caves during
the day, coming out % work havoc in
the quail coveys by moonlight ThSas
II the night be bright. the hound hunt-
er has real sport rouslns the round
eyed owls with his shouts Of encourage.
ment to the dogs, which are not al.
ways ready to rush into the teeth OF an
angry cat.
Il is almost Impossible 60 trap cal.
though a hungiy lion may occastsnallt
be caught in this manner, Now and
then cat can be run into a trap pre-.
viously set along runway, and in this
way the Mmbermcn Of the Canadian
pineries take Haany OF the cats hat In
fes; the great forests OF the North. The
further south you go the smSlss the
lynxes become until the iamffy winde
up with the little pampas ent OF hs
South American plains. Our lynx, hsHA
ever, is the most savage Of all and the
hardest for any dog. no mattos how
good ne may be, 70 master. N fight
, cat has immense advantsse over a
sog in that he can hEht with sl fovrs
l,d usually does 10. There Is little
Sorse can befall srsen pack OF dogs
han to shake an old lynx Out Of tree
bto their midst. When lynx aghts,
ke doesn't bite and let 60 lk6 . wolt
b DOT. but bites and hangs on like z
Nlldog. while his claws ksep up sort
b snare drum accompaniment on the
hogs ribs. II takes a mighty good dog
10 do up a lynx. and when d thorough.
bred hunter gets such a dog &c takes =
uighty good price "a buy hin.--L@s
Angeles Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

enforce a law which requires the ex.
animation OF chs teeth Of boys in the
boarding schools IN teeth, as in ev-
eTything else. the boy is father 20 the
man. A generation bred from Iyspep
tics means a people whose shattered
constitutions will crowd our hospitals
snd asylums The strain OF modern
existence is often put down as the sole
cause for modern lunacy Il is, no
doubt, contributing factor, but be
lieve very much OF It is due 10 neg
lected teeth, accentuatod in two or
three generations.
q attribute a vast percentage Of the
deterioration In the national physique
h England. about which 40 much has
been said, to bad teeth Were
nulu-millionaire Z would found more
dental hospitols instead Of libraries"
New York Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12
JUDGE GETS FIERY.
Would Flil che Federal Jails with
Vags IL Necessary.
speelaI 10 DaIIy Leader.

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Tulsa. .. U, Jan l2.-six ieen, con
victed by a jury in Judge samp. Jen-
ning's court at i2 o'clock Saturday
night were sen. TO the federal jail
at MusScgee to forve thrae months fcr
vaprancy
In his passing sentence on the SIX
men conyicied, Judge JENNINGS prom.
ised he would az every federal jail
in the United States with gagran,g.
III it wse necessary TO remedy a CON
iiton here that has been growing
worse every day.
During the past two weeks, Che
city has heel overrun with tramps
who are camped along the railroad
tracks and on the Arkansas river
They have heen stealing aud pnrning
property until The citizens enlisted
the United states marshals TO take
steps To drive the army away. satur
day night the officers made thnty az
rests and secured sis coi.ictions.
They were given the limit Of Tie law
for having no means OF supputt.
Judge Jenpings talbcd to the mon
FOR fully half an hour aud gave tnom
some valuable advice. and told them
TO let the word get out that he was
gong TO clean up his district of all
tramTs Sunday and today. there has
been a general exodus. every galn
hauling the fraternity out Of town
The men are attracted here by Oh,
railroad work many being shipped in'
by eurloyrent agents. There lis
enough railroad work 10 The future
10 employ about ftty men, while every
day. there are almost that mouy shin
ped in Tho officers VIII arrest every
man who comes 20 Tulsa who bears
the stamp of "yag" ON hint
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

All cities with few exceptions, tINce
shs origin of their plan 20 tine inelospd
camp. md many still show marked
features Of primitive fortidcations. In
eli early scheme Tor defense the in
closed square was considered the hest,
From the time when wagons were
merely parked "a the plain to the time
when buildings Were constructed with
blank walls 10 tue enemy. anu tlclr
facades 10 the open square. this plan
has been universally adopled. AMI
many OF the great squares or market
places of great cities SIN SNOW undc-
niable evidences OF these precnutions
Tor Gefonse. liz ;he old city Of Brus-
sels the square upon Which faces its
wopderful city hsli is approached by
streets so narrow that they must aur'-
~ have DeeH constructed wifi the idea
III desense IN minb.-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

Mrs Carrie Nation said 10 repre-
sentative o6 the Daily Reader yestcr-
day that she was getting TOO old nov
10 tear sp saloons and throw hem out
in the street, bus inferred, iu vehement
language. that the young people ongh
to &c al II one atj all ~ q solid
nhalanu "a would tbat an people
were rs GRAVY as : am said Mrs
Carrie 10 ,bey we're they woula
Smash the hellholes tha, are smash
ihg MS overy day There are many
good things about Airs. Nation and al
who heard her talk yesterday in the
legislature commented upon her adj
dress favorsmv. At one time during
her talk. when she was throwing the
hot slot into the Republicans the
Democratic members broke into lcad
applause md cheers but sly Carrie
turned the tables and SAID on weii
the -eason dill not say these same
things to the Democrats is because
they are dead And cheer care
from the majority memrers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

Beautiful eyes and handsome faco
are eloquent concentrations. Bright
eyes are windows TO @ womaas neart
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea makes
bright eyes 35 cents, Tea ar Tablets.
Ask your druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12
City in Brief.
POULTRY ASSOCIATION
MEETS NEXT WEEK
Mrs. Nation sJoke.- May Pipe
Gas Shartell Views
Park

o. " Brown of cleveland PaSneo
county. cashier of the Cleveland Ma
iioaal bank was Ia the oity yestegday
on business Sle spoke favorablY Of
the chances Tor Guthrie to De cor
nected with the RE, eland gas ieids
later by pipe ine, which project is
being gostered by eastern capitalists.
This scheme has aeen astir TOR soRIe.
time aud 10 is mafe than likely hat it
will he carried cut
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

socreta-y T.. Z. I.averty Of the Okla.
homa Poultry association. repclts tha.
a good deal OF preparation has been
made for the tenth annual exhibition
which ia 10 ne held IN this city next
Tuesday Wednesday thursday Fri.
day and Saturday Mr. Laverty has
been hmsily eneased Tor the PAST two
months making arraneenents for tbe
exhibition The frame milding re
Gently vacated By tile LYON Implement
company viii be used for mos, OF tho
exhibitions Applications have besu
received from fanciers AN over thc
south and west 20 make entries. The
show promises TO be ole OF lhe big.
gest. bes, aad most successful OF th,
kind eye- given IN The territogy
a sunstaut'sl irenhun, lisg Ans been
secured. the three largest prices beine
the following
rrol 3 . Buck Siciu gold 10 eN
hibitor o, largest and best display OF
Asiatics
Association. Sio in soll 10 o>!rbitor
OF lragest AMI hest Display OF Ameri-
can class
Association. slo in gold 10 eyhihitor
Of largest and REST display OF Awerf
rAuean class.
In addition 10 these there are nueiy
seven odier puzes OF dtF5ren1 amounts
AI an,r'es gil clo'e January ~ a.
7p m. md ar birds must to iU M,
snow room ly 9a u January ~. Thf
Judges a1e NJ S Fee and Frank C.
Buck ol ue cl4 and ,hey viz tegr
scoring prompt wedua sday nonms
The FIRST premium win he Indicated By
blue ribbon second 4 red ribbon
and hirtlg white vib5on
rhe ooo or the show Nili De opfn
ed 2lolday evening frma 20 4
O'Clock. and on The mcrninss arer
noous and evenings "a an me remaind
er OF the DAYS 81 The exhibition. Fe
stock Of an description viii be 3 rousht
aud il Is expected 'hat some ser'
6ae rrbbfs and pet dogs viii le on eS
hibltlon. 4 majority Of the stock Nil
be for sale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12
When Hungry the California Vsristy
IS Like a Mad Bulldog.

When Hungry the California Vsrlsty
IS Like a Mad Bulldog.
California has in her hills the largest
and most Kind hearted of the great
fighters. the grizzly, and at the same
time the smallest and most treacherous.
the red lyn Most hunters cal them
wild cats but they are not--the real
Wild cat has long tail. and lives only
in Europe; in fact, he's about eXtlnc
now. and old hunters dread the wailing
midnight cry OF hungry lynx mere
than they do all The growls Of a eTizz
ever let out For when Z lynx is mac
dened by hunger he fears Reither ma
nor beast, ana most OF the animals o
the forest give him the road without
waiting for him to ask for II. In Can
ada and even in the aorthsrn row OF
states of this nation the lynXes grow -
be much larger than they dc here. IN
the warmer climate Of the southwest
There. too. they are hunted for thelf
fur, but here that fur is worthless. and,
gave for those killed by an occasional
1unter, the lynxes hold uuaisputes
-ay IA the foothills.
The trouble IS that the rascals DO
not stay in the foothills bun wander an
sver wherever their fancy smells Cbicis
en-, for that is their special delight, aud
they 5errorize outlying poultry farmers
accordingly. They never make the mis-
take that the tabled fox did OF getting
into o hole through which they cannot
return With a TAT hen or young tuf-
key Ia the low lands they stay around
the thick willow groves. never ventur-
ing far by daylight, but never forget
ting the way 90 an uRguarded chicken
coop by night During dc day hey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

John Shartel uowed The PARK
grounds yesterday in company with
Sir. Wells Of Oklahoma City, CITY En-
ghi,er Gamble and g. ~ Beadles
prelimnaries win be pushed MS rarit
~ as possible and WORT viii soon bs
begun on the park in earnest. The
street railway is 20 run directly TO he
ground.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

fon WiI r. Little Of Perry was
here yesterda! accusing tire Demo
Gratis of menacins the passage OF the
statehood bill In other words, he
SAYS thal The Democrats will defeat
tiet I'm ir possime. The Democrats
10 congress have as little shcw Of de-
seatine mat statehood Oni as tho min
oriiy have IN chs oklahoma Legislature
cf reversing the organization AMI plac.
ing Democrats into positioas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

Cora Did e man ever kiss you
against your will!
Ethel-No, but I've fooled dozens ef
them. m.--Town Topics
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12
} awton. okIs. Jan. le.-.senator

lawton, Okla, Jan, l2.--senatos
Bailey Of Eevas has tolegraphed ..
q. Thomas Of This place that he viii
use his influence In defending the
claims OF the lessees OF Okiahoma
school lands which. il is ALLEGED SIC
being 1eolpardized by the amendment
10 tie Hatuilton statehood hir by
which the lessees are not glsan tha
preference right Of purchase when the
lands are sold Senator Bailey he
ileyes that Tie provision IS au inJnr
ious one DO the lessees.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12
The Irish
PaWDbrOker

With the farce comedy star tri-
umviY3te--W Wesley & Mack
and Maize Trumbull a
company ef 25 sun makers.
Cleau Farce II Pretty Girls
Catchy Music Modest Dresses
Prices 25c, Soc 75c, SI.OO
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

Thirty-seven per cent of the Ameri.
bsn people now live Ia cities OF more
Lhan 1000 inhabitants.
HUNTERS FEAR THE RED LYNX
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

Takes the bum nut heals the
wound; crros the 9ain. ur Thomas
Edectric oil tie household remedy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

Ladies admitted Gree at tie skating
rink
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12

Ladies ada ltlod frce 8. % sssuas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-01-12
Brooks Theatre
Sunday, Jan. IS,
The same excellent company
seen here last season. The
Big Fun Crowd
Joe w Spears Bomous Comedy

zoe ". spear's Fomous 0omedy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-19
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Piles is a fearful disease, but easy to cure II
you 20 at II right
An operation with the knife is dangerous cruel
humiliating and unnecessary.
There IS just other sure way to be cured
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VISITING FIRE ladies
FROM MAsSACHU-
SETS ON ANNUAL TOUR.

The District of Columbia Is playing host
today to fifty red-shirted veterans of the
Volunteer Firemen's Association OF
Charlestown. Mass. The men who fought
the fires in Boston's suburbs many years
ago are making their annual pilgrimage
Last year they visited Philadelphia and
this year their itinerary includes this city
and Baltimore. There are just half hum
dred Of them and they are all CARRIED in
the picturesque costume OF the f1remen Of
a generation ago. before fre-hghting be-
came a business. The visitors called last
night at the Congressional Library and
this morning they 1ourneyed to Mt. Vernon
to see the home and tomb Of the father OF
his country Many Of the members OF
the association are accompanied by their
wives and families and they made very
respectable company in point Of numbers
and otherwise when they assembled In the
lobby Of the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday
afternoon, after their arrival on the $50
train.
The last time the Charlestown volun-
teers essayed to exttnguish fire was In
1873, and they worked hard and faithfully.
They had been called upon to save prop
erty from the flames many times before.
Hard duty for twenty-four hours at time