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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-12

I0I forth in a new suit OF green,
the meadows dotted with
IsA daisies. and here and there a
bunch of tiger lilies waved IN the
breeze when one Friday afternoon the
teacher at the north district school
heard a knock.
The class in reading, then in evil
dence. were halted in their singsong
of concert utterance, and Alice Page
onened the door to find two stalwart
Young men standing there. With a
quick impulse of propriety she stepped
ont and closed the door behind her.
only to find herself clasped in a big
hrother.s arms and to receive a smack
that was heard by every pupil in the
little schoolroom. With a very red
face she freed herself and then pre-
sented a small hand to the other young
man with the remark:
II think you are both just as mean
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-12
TWO OPEN LET tiers
IMPORTANT TO MARRIED WOMEN
Mrs. Mary Dimmick Of Washington tells
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Her Well.

1t is with great pleasure we publish
the following letters, as they convinc-
ingly prove the claim we have so many
times made in our columns that Mrs.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-12
CHAPTER XVI.

LICE PAGES first impression
of Frank Mason did not do
him justice. She thought him
a big, good natured, polite
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-12
CHAPTER XVII.

ANDGATE was just budding
forth in a new suit of green,
the meadows dotted with
daisies and here and there a
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-06-12
CHAPTER XIV.

he effect of Albert Pages Wig
orous efforts to attain success
was not lost upon his friend
Frank.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

eusar GureS 6@tHtex - Grfs naaIstdt
1870 4tanb 1ea: Ii Rfaxb 13ie: lo-la
Pfurb 1871; 8weite Ouagtdt 90-l8 Btaat
12as ; Is Hfunb 12ae ; Ii Rfusb 13e : 10
8funo 13}e.
GaIifornii@e e4tnisx-s BID 8 Rfaxh sfe;
8 bis 10 Bfunh Sc.
G4mItern-GHaI. Gureh. Is BID 20 Fhnxh
TN Dur@f9nit., eie; Is Rfaxh Dar4f@mttt.
&c. 10 bts IL 4tr2s 9&e.
6ribHid.S pe6-RImer oxaitib 6ureb 17}s
eewdblter euoar Curb l7}s, 81 Rf,xh Ia
Dur&f&nitt Ice /; 8 bts 9 Bfsnss I'M Dura.
t@nitt lac; 10 bts IL Rtsxh !a Dur9i9mt.
l23e; 3 Hfanb TIM Dur4f4xtt. !!3msI. 1oae
8 4futb i1 Dur&i&nttt, EQUAL, la2e.
eped. gnsI.-Sewa9Ita, 8 BIZ 10 Hfrush
tm Dur@i@nttt, l4fe; u b Il Rfnkb hi
Dur&f&ntt. life.
epe6-RIare CetteH, 90 b8 70 Pfuxb tp
Dur@i&nitt. 10te; Mare Sstte1. 20 BIZ 90
Rfunb, l0fe; 2lase DeJieS, 2S ID 90 Rtusb.
sae; 10 Bis 20 Rfs.. sje: IL BID is Pfusb,
loo; &Iare Sth6ex, - ID 90 4fmb. 8e;
Radea IL b 1e 4fsnh Ole: Aass Na6ea {
ID Q Ptanss TIE
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

0epodeItes e~@wesxeHeiiH - GRo4exIoSes
6anep pig $500; 3Iarss Dem sls. 30; Saass
9 $500; Short Clear sl4.50: Ruzpf
S13. 30.
Geborrtes &txhfet9 - 6@txtex, req
eets. 13te; xabHfetex alos; Sxxexi. 15{;
Qn69eg 16e.
S4na5 - tn zterces Il. Dual. s}e; 3
naaIitdt 9t; 8. nuaIitdt ca:
&trfe 0erdu3erte Sratuurf sle
6rantfarter 73e; Bologna In Ddruits &C. tn
Tu& SIC.
RidIes-2400 I'm Sab $40; 1890 tn Sat
%; 1900 TN aaIbfab $500; 200 tn Gas
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

Sra4te
AspfeI-@ute 9o&dpfeI 2.25-2.N pei
Tab.
8cnaneu $1.50-2.00; Eeine sl-Sl.25
Granberries $6.O0-7.00.
Srauben Nalasa $3.50.
Gitronen $3.00-8.26 per Rife.
Dransen $2.50-3.25; California eeeb'
Iinss 81. 7O-1.90 per Rife.
grbbeeren Snbiana 81 90 biz $l.60.
@emafe.
Rotbe 3iiben $1.50 per Tob.
3raut, 9ouanb seeb SIS per Tonne; Rotb'
traut 81 80 per Sat.
California geIerp 65c-$1.O0 per 8an&.
BIumentebI 81 per Dutenb.
DIFFER gIant 16e pei Dutemb.
salat Sc per 9funb.
3miebeln $2.25-2.60p pet birnbert Bfunb;
SLIGO per gufbeI; ipanii&e 81. 80 per Crate.
&artoffeIn $3.50 pei Cad; SOC auf Der
@eIetien.
Suinois sib $ aartofeIn 800 pei Sab.
4arinips $500 per 5ab.
&abieie 15e per Dutenb.
BetsrfIie 50c per Dutenb Bum&es.
Spinat -75e per Gab
Beibe Naiben $500 per GaS.
T~utaba9as $l.10-$1.20 per Gat.
SpargeIn 10e Bis acc pei 1un1.
&bubarb 15c BIS zoe per Du&enb.
@riins 9rpiebsIn Be- per GuSeno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
OfpeerteS.

SnbianaYsIs RaHees4reHe
0eu6bnI. BIB gutter 10-I2e; prsz.a BIZ ets
pd5lter l4-l6e ; Sanep 82Srsee, soless
Deuow 10 BIB 22e, Sapa 2s-S2e.
Sn Badetsn:
Sstofa 1895, Zion $685., Sefe5 S13.25;
Caracas S13. %. DiHuort5Y SIS. 10. Drtd
Sasa 8lenb $14. co. aiIgoa& s18.s rs, ssssi
HIenbeb Sara $l2.60.
8uder-Domtnoes s.62e; 6tad,u6sr TAT
YuIpertfrter 6.37e; zIfx palpertNrtx s.lss,
fetaer sramulrter 6.17e: Cubes e.6as; Gons
f~eetioners' U 6.12e Ribsepoob Y 6.s7s; Skbs
mtg Y STE; empire a6 72e; SssaI Grtss
goIben 6 6.87c; Ntnbfor grtra & S.s2sI
Ribseroos 6 b.62e; seIber [. ATE; IL .
Der 6.l2.
MiRe-BrasiI nea Sc Biz Toe; SiEberts Ias
gtanbeIn IA; uei&i4aIise HaxbeIa l5s;
Serbian RanbeIn 16e; Eeaxats Be BIB Bic,
seroRete &c Bis Sc; Gnsuf9e BaIxiHe
Ganop-7c; etamsem geusij4t 7c; gros
Ger sen.iiGt &c; Banner Eria Be-; srsaa
8onbons loo: Rs. 2 Cream ssnsij@t g.
Setrofnete 6ri&te-AepfeI, an Der eaxxs
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e tti TVS;
Sttron 18e bs 14e; RoFnen, 2 groux, ps
Rfunb, &c, 8 Groua 7}e, ( Gronx IT'S ,acs
n~1enfreie tbis Sc, GaItfornia R,seateI TVS;
Guiana nc, tntporttrte SuItaxa liz ts lIs
California Aprttoien Sc BIB l2e.
Gfs-Ras go OF. Tef), Sas, s-IIes %
gaIone.
etdrfe-PearI. 8fc, Champion Slot. l IN,
8 8fanb Raaete 8. Rom, l Rts. Bafes.
4X-6&e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

6rti9es RtnbFst&-&efIt@s 6tsers - 81
"a; bieiise eters 8l-9s: beRee Ntxba
$40 bis 900 Rfuno Sc; ttefoe 4afs zoe
BIS $50 HfurS 6}e 3ibe $50 Bic $50 Hfana
7c; Stier gorberpierteI 63e. 6tser 3inters
pisrtsI l2c, Rino 0txterpterta lie, Htsh
RorberpierteI 52e. Rub BorhespserteI 6e, &sit
6interuierteI 82e.
6ril9es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sc, 3txters
uierteI 113e, BorberuterteI 63e.
5rti1es S@aiReii& - 2dusn,tr per E'.-xh
lie ; e@afs Sc; e@esie! l8e; Rods trls
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
0etset0e.

Netex - go. 2 retber 9oe, Gut ss!es
fen. S8e Don RabIen; SO. 8 rotbu "a,
Suit S3e; B~asexwsBex soc
2orn (neaes) - 30. / peis 6ie: 20. 4
peiS 553e; 80. . wetb 55ie; go. Z rsst,
53e; Re. 2 wett s:mii9t b5fs 20. 9
uetb 8eurii&t 66c; go. 1 pets ssmiie,
b5e; Ro. 2 seIb b5}c; 30. 8 seb 65Kti
No. 4 seIb 53:; go. q serti&t Sole;
No. 8 aenrtf&t 55fe; 30. 4 seuriei 68e :
4oIben Doc.
3afer- 80. 2 wetbr 33}e; 70. 8 pets.
833e; 20. 2 0emii9ter 3lt:; 70. 9 sssfH4ts
3l3c.
3eu Ro. 1 aiinotbs $40. 90; 80.
2, $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
3 apanif4e MnIeibe

Gonbor, 6. SuIi. Sic Nnlsibe
BON $50, 600, 900. pel4e Sapan bier
lu9te uno fir wel&e es bas 8abatss
monopol ais ei&erheit BOT, III 10 gut
wie absd9lohsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

Die @eamm I r o 5 II I.
tton bon 3uder IN Rublano fir
6ds Sabr 1905-1906 fdGbt man aui
100000 pubs. Il pub slei9 80
pfunb.)
90 q brenb Der Re B n
neun Sabre tpurbsn in gnslanf
$1,000 Mptorpagen regiftrirt. bon
oenen $500 fir 6anOelssmede @ertpen.
Dung fanoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

Motber RIeeIamen 81. 76-8.75.
@nslii&er 2Ieeiomet. $S.50-s.75.
MIibte RIeeiarnen $8.00-S.50.
MIfaIfa 8Ieeiamen $4,000.
Beiber &leeiarten $500.
@ewdbIter Timotbb $l.8o-1.7s.
Srbi1drer Biz gutter Tintotbp 81. 85-l.SO
5anep 8entudp 8Iausras s1.00-1.a5.
BIausras in Gbaf 6Oe.
GnsIif9es gIausras $I.45.
Or9arb @ras 81. 70-1.8O.
Neb Top in Gbaff 75e-$1.1e.
8afer Rorn 75c-$l.00.
Nntber 3uaerrobr same1 $1.00-1.26.
Neiber 9aferiane1 40c
Sribiabrs @erfe $1.25.
@eibes unb seIbes Rom $l.00-L25.
Heb Sob GnfIase $1.1o-1.25.
Com Seas $l.76.
giIet ST. 30 BIS $1.85.
6riibiabrssNe 81 40.
SetspiebeI, rpeibe, eeIbe unb rotbe $3.50
per BuibeI.
SaB : 8artoHeI, 9eIbe Seriet, Beruuba,
gelbe Yiani entono uno iieIt9e Queen $500 Der
Sab; rotbe N~anienenb $2.75; TraFIianifGe
3artoHeIn, friibe 8 No9ea zoe per BuibeI;
friibe Dbio 65c per B,libeI; friibe Moie Soc per
8uibel; friibe Bmrbanf SOC per Buib.I; frabe
9ebron 45c per TuibsI; RliraI Eeu BORT urie
Green Taountaia 40c pet 8nfbeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

9ttotbH-E ertGafspretfe: -. 90 BOO.
Rice - Beriaufspreiie: SO 00le U
Geittorn - gertaufspreiis: it xue be.
0uaIttdt, 81 bis Gle.
3afr-eef9dt 1885,; IN ben ksSres
$8.00-$9.00 Ser Tenne. Reuer 8S-85e,
etrob-Pretie, ie mad BEN graS. n BAL
len, So. 100000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

U 0 m. 6. Sult. Die fur9tbaren
Stiirme i'm n6roliden Stalien balten
an. gs fo1en bisle Wsni9sn urtss-
tommer fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

3dnbIer besobIen feIgenhe Rretfe:
Butter - Country. 49, 6reoriert 20
eIaix 23e.
eier-11e per Outenb.
3Ibner Sc, Hdbms 8. Turieb8-l0-12c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
Sentidlanb.
Ret9sta s-N bseorbnete BE.
eifenbteS q gebiete.

~ III sSA " Hete ue-
reienbte g q gebiete.
BerIin, 6. Suli. = Mebrere
Rei&sta9s : Ibgeoronste tuerben benz.
nd&f nod ben bsutiden S9utsebieten
8ogo uno Ramerun In Wef. urb
Noropsfafrita abrsifen. um fd aus
sigsnem Mussni9ein elm l1rtbeil iibsr
bic oOrtisen DerbdltniHe biloen 3u t6ns
men. Sn So9o tperbsn bic plantaasn-
8striebs elmer singebenben 8efi9tigung
unter3ossn perosn, tudbrenb In 2ame-
run bas 8abnprciett geprift tuerben
foa.
Saurss' BerIiner &eife
3weifeIbaft.
gerIin, 6. Suli. Die MusfHb.
rune bes &siisplans bss fran36fI9sn
Soatalifsnfibrers Sean Saurss gilt
nun bod als s%usifel6aft. Saures bate
betanntli4 cine ginlabung Der bsut.
f9en @enoHen, in Berlin 6ffentli9 su
rebsn. angenommen unb tpolte am 9.
Suli iber bic Nufgaben bes Soatalis.
mus our grbaltuns bes Wsltfriebens
iprs9en.
Die BerIinsr geb6rben tpolen aber
In llsbersinfimmuns nit ben bsftsbe1=
ben 9Orf9riften ueoer bas beabf9tiste
6fentli4e Nuftreten. nod iibsrbaupt
irsenouel9e politii9e getbdtisung bss
fremben So3ialifenfabrers oabisr gs=
ffatten.
prof. 2oeffler's neueS q iibs
mp un9 ge9en &inber=
eu9e.
8reifswaIbe, 6. SuIi. Ser
befannte 8atteriOloge, proiefOr 5risb.
RID 2osffer, bat elm 1suss g~erfahrsu
CUR Smmunifruns Der &inber sessr
bic Waul- unb 2lauenisuGe entbsdt.
prof. 2oeffsr immuniirte iiinaere unb
dltere &inber 9lei4mdbig gut, unb iiber
bic eraieltsn &eiultats tpsrben benl=
udaf 3ifermdBias gelese osrbfsntli9t
tperbsn. Ssitbsm Der ausgs3ei9nsts
Gelsbrts Nnfanss Der neun3tger Sabre
eemeinfam nit ublsnbutb Elm 0srfab=
rem sur Smmunifruus segen Waul-
uno 2lausnisu9s aussearbeitet bat,
fnb bic Sdubimpfunss. grpsrimsnts
unabldffs fortseisBt poroen, unb bic
isBt sntoedts Metboos bat an9ebli9 su
gang iibsrrai4enoen grgebnihen ge=
fibrt.
1eber 9ttamen orga a.
niftrte 3 auarbeiter
entIaen.
gffen, 6. Suli. Wie esmelbst
uiro, Fnb bic LANCE anoauernbsn
Strsitisteitsn i'm gauseperbe in cine
t~usitsrs srnffs phaie getrstsn. Ser 9lrs
beitseberbunb bat, na9bem ale neuer'
li9sn ginisunss-W sriu9s gsi9sitsrt
fnb, bei9IoKen, idmmtli4s OrsaniTrte
alrbsitsr gu sntlafsn. Die MaBrsssl
triHt tibsr a9ttauisnb Wanr.
geiIegun9 bes r9ibernia"-
3onfIifts erpartet
Berlin, 6. SuIi. gs bsrlnutet
aus gutter Nuele, baB Der preuBii9e
banbelsminiRer Mblsr ssnsigt III, ben
Wiberfano gssen ben gintritt Der Rs-
gisruns in bas aOblenipnbitat auf8u=
ssbsn. Sas mtirbe bie 8eilesuns bss
b~ielermdbntsn r6ibsrnia". 0onFifts be-
beuten unb bic &egierung gum gir=
HELEN ibrer gemiibungen peranlaieH,
bura gruerb elmer Mebrbeit Der Ats
tien Der v9ibernia.@ eieni9aft einsn
Sell In bas Spnbitat gu treiben. Solte
fi9 bic Welbung befdtigea. 10 utiroe
Der gntfGluB freili9 als Elm Ridsug
Der @egierun9 bor benz aamd9tigsn
Spnbitat aus9sle9t perbsn.
s d. nbsm6rbe
rtnperbafte
Berlin, 6. Suli. gu Wilfomif9-
ten In OfpreuBen bat Bic poii3ei eine
Nrbsitsrfrau Namens @ennat tn Daft
genommer, uel9e unter Der srdbli9en
Intlage fsbt. ibre eigenen fanf Rinber
per9iftet su babeu. Inter Der 8en6l.
tsrung bss Orts bsrri9t anldBli9 bes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
Hnklanb.
8 1ma9t Der u bmir
IttGt.
Hnklanb.

e t. Petersburg, 6. Suli.
Die Na9ri9ten bon Der 6albtnisl 3rim
unb aus Dem 2aufaius meloen, bab
baielbit Der Muffanb In bolsm @angs
1T. Die @eniur ldbt uur tur.e uno
unseniesnbs Nadri9tsn paiiren; ielbf
bic Ssianbti9aften haben bon ibren
@onfuIn 3u 3beObOFa teine Ta8ri&ten.
Man msiB absr, baB bic Mrbeiter gu
3beooofia aui Seiten Der Weuterer
inb. Die Bemannunssn mebrerer
S9iHe i'm Safen babsn fia ben 2ebte.
rem ansefdloRsn. Die @ei&iBe bes
.auia3 pOtemtin" fnb auf bic Staet
eeri9tet. neil, mie man annimmt, bic
tdbtif9sn Bsbbrben benz y2nia3 go.
temtin" tsins 2oblen lisfsrn MOLTEN
ober fonntsn. Man ertuartst ieosn
Mugenblid elm 8ombarbement.
Nur feds Stunben entfernt, auf Der
anberen Settle Der 6albiniel, lie9t Mo=
ntiraI @boufnin's @ef9waber, befe5enb
aus feds ariessi@iHsn, unter ben 9e-
i9tssn Der Getuns. 9absi finb arii.
gers S9ifs nod ni9t mitge3dblt.
OFenbar tpagt ss gboutnin nidt, bur9
sinsn gerfu4, Meutereri9if tpessu=
nebmsn. bic 3uberldiFstsit ieiner 2suts
auf bic probs su HELEN.
Die abmiralitdt bsrbdIt fi9 f9msi.
gsnb, bod faste Der gbef bes general'
fabes, sbmiral Wirsnius, auf btrsete
Mnfrags. Wbmiral ghOutnin let bsauf.
tragt. benz Srsibsn beg yania3 pOtem=
tin" Elm grtbe su MAIDEN. usber feline
pldne babe Der Nbmiral iOwsit feline
Mittbsilung sema4t. Sas 64la4t=
f9if isi ni9t In 6dnben Der 8eman-
1una. fonberif bon &ebolutiondren,
bic Al ObeHa an 8orb fanlsr.
JoIgenber& ebolution
su Obefa.
g t. petersbur9, 6. Suli.
Die 3eitunssn welds bic traurigen
gorfdQe 3u Obefa beipre4en, fnb ein'
fimmis in Der Nnf9t, bab bieielben
ni9t elm bsrein3sltsr Nusbru9 ionbern
Elm Symptom Der ausemeinen tief9e-
benbsn un3ufrisoenheit finb uno bab
iofortise WaBreseln ersrifen ueroen
maFen, trentt ni9t glss i9ief seben
ion.
.Naiba Sbisn" propbe3eit. baB Der
Ruin bss 6afens bon Soeha, oes
5auptortss fur ben ruifi9en 8etreibe-
EXPORT, sroBss unelid unb tbeilweife
Suasersnotb mad f9 3iehen pirb.
Meuterei IN etnem ruff l.
9en 8arbe=H q | mente E.
BerIir, 6. Suli. Gin 2or.
rsiponbent aus 3attOwib, S&lefen,
melbet, bab BON benz 2ithauii4en @ar-
beregiment au Warf9au ans ieoe-
aompaanie 18 Wann befimmt tpur=
ben nod Der Wanbi9utsi st 9shen,
bab bisfslben aber f4 tueigerten 3u
ge5en. Der Obsrf bes Resimentes
uanote fi9 barauf an ben Militdr'
@ouberneur bon Wariaau, Der cine
Nbtbsiluns aOfaden nod benz 2ager
oss Resimentes f9idte. @inige Weu-
tersr fsusrten auf bic Rohaden, bic
bas Jsuer erpiberten. Us uurben anf
beiben Soften Is 2eute tobt gsi9oRen,
beoor ss gslans bie Wsutersr gu per=
1affe1.
W urabien bereitet I'D u
Mbreife bor.
g t. petersburs, 6. Suli.
Wu,abiep, Der Gbef Der Griebeasun=
tsrbdubler, bie mad Wai5instOn geben
iplen, tpirb am Sonntag bier antom.
men unb bonn 3ars,1 smpfanssn tusr.
ben. Wabrf9einIi9 mirb er NIT iei-
mem @sfulss an, 20. Suli bon bier ab,
rsifen.
lleber einen WaRsnainRanb bat man
bier nod teinesAnf4t Der japanii9en
Reaierun9 bernommen.
Streif Der 9odarbeiter
betgelegt.
Rrpn = abt, 6. SuIi. Der
STREET. Der Dodarbeiter tuurbs beige.
Ieat, na6bem TIRE Mrbeitsaett auf 9
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07


nit semiKem 8urbebalte.
Granfrei@.
Die 2ei9s Admiral
Sones'.
paris, 6. Suli. Die 3ersmonie
Der 1sbersabe Der usberrsfe abmirat
Sones' an oie 0ertreter Der Ser. Gtaa.
ten fanb I'M $50 bsute Na9mittag in
Der ameritanif9sn Stride in @essn-
mart bobsr Rs9isrun9sbeamts unb
Offsiere Der Nrmse unb 6lotte ftatt.
9as ameritanii9e Warine. Yeta9e.
ment nabm UNI 3 u6r Nuffsaung Dor
Der Qir9e. Worber mar bort i9on
cine frans0Ff&e 8ruppsnabthsilung
eingetrohen.
Die 2ir9e mar i'm Snnsrl berrli9
NIT Blumen sef9midt. Ser Sarg
rubte auf einem 9atafalfsn Dor Der
2anssl. Sen. porter iibergab bic
9si6e an ben Spe3ialssfanbten 2oomis.
Na9 S9luB Der 2ir9enfeier trugen
Warinsiolbatsn ben Sars mod elmer
2afstts. unb Der 3us sins iiber bic
@liieeif9sn Gelber unb bic Msranber=
Bride nod Der gfplanabe bes Snba-
libes. BORT puroe Der Sarg auf Elm
@srit ssftent, mo bic ameritaniiden
tnb frnn36RI9en Sruppenabtbeilungsn
pOrtibersOsen unb militdrii9e gbrsn
ermtsien. Sarauf tuurbe bic 2ei9s
mad benz Babnbofs In cine tsmporar
einseri6tete 8obtentapeIe ssbra9t, mo
He biz CUR Nbfabrt bsuts absno um 10
19r berbIisb.
Sunis.
6 u 5 nj ines Boot bers
unsl Il t.
perrpbtIle, 6. Suli. Gin
fran3Ofides Submarine Boot nit 113
2euten an gorb iant bier auf ben
Weeresbooen.
5errpbiIIe, 6. Suli. Der
3ommanbant bes rlnterfse.8 ootss unb
3tpei Wanr tuurbsn in bic 9uft gef9leus
bert, ebe bafelbs fant. Sau9er iagen,
baB bic 2suts, Die in benz Boote einse-
f9loHen fnb, nod auf ibre Sienale
antuorten.
paris, 6. Suit. 9spefdsn bon
6errpbiIs, Sunis, meloen, baB bic 8e=
mannung bes perunsliidten iubmaris
men 8ooiss serettst uurbs.
Sapan.
gu gbren & o m 9.
Sotio, 6. Suli. Der Witabo
CAB beute Baron 2omura, benz gsbpG-
mddtigtsn fir bic Sriebensunterbanb.
lunssn In WaibinstOn, 3u gbren elm
@abelfrhbfad, benz aud bic ibriaen
Witglieber Der Delegation be~iro6nten.
TranfreiM.
Marpfto. 2onerena.
parts, 6. Suli. Girt &aoOlin,
Der beutiae BOtidafter. bate beute
Mbenb cine 2onfsrsn3 nit premiermis
niftsr Rousier be3isli9 Der Warotto.
2onferens. Man ertpartet, baB bic
Isreinbarung am Samita9 enogiltig
absef9lohen pirb.
SasaIteQteb
pa1is, 6. Suli. Sas Budget,
uel9es beute In Der Ssputirtenfammer
far bas Sabr 1906 einssbra4t uuroe,
meiff cine 3unabu1e bon SIS. 400. 900
ssgsn bas 8oriabr auf.
Jtalien.
Sthrme.
U 0 m. 6. Suli. Die fur9tbarett
Stiirme i'm n6roli9en Stalien balten
an. gs iolen bisle Msni9sn untss-
tommen fein.
8rpkbritannien.
Sapani9e MnIeibe.
2onbor n, s. Suli. Die Nnlsibe
BON $50. 600, 600. pel1e Sapan bier
iu4te uno fur uel9e es oas $abatss
monopol als St&erbeit bot, III 10 gut
uie absef9lohsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07
&ublanoS Obnma@t
Gegeniber bem Welterern DDn ber Sdipar5e1
MeersTlDtte.

Gebole in enen GarSe= 9iesinente 81 Guardian. - 9entbe &eidags=M6ses
orbnete Doaen bic afrfanfdem Sdussebiee 6ereien. -Se l1eberrefe
abmiral Sones' 80 Earis ben MmrHanern ~H6erse6en.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-09
Exits and Exits.
From the louisville Courier-Journal.

From the louisville Courier-Journal.
Lew Fields, the comedian, is prone to
forget that he is a manager as well as an
actor, and it is because of this fact that
he rather annoyed Secretary Alfred NJ.
Downes of the fire commissioners office
the other day. Mr.. Downes called at the
Lew Fields Theater one evening and asked
to be taken to see the actor manager. He
was shown to Mr.. Fields dressing room.
where he said:
Mr.. Fields. 1 wish to ask you about
your exits"
oh" answered Mr.. Fields, "let me see
1 have seven altogether, three in the first
act and four in the SECOND"
mo. no." interrupted Mr.. Downes. Il
mean your eXtts-your entrances. Don't
you understands
My entrances? Well, I like my first
entrance the best-Bhere L come on with
the dentist wagon"
Good heavens, man" exclaimed Mr.
DOwnes. ARE you crazy, or mad? I'm the
secretary of Fire Commissioner Hayes. 1
don't care anything about your stage work.
l want to know about the exits and en-
frances of the theater,"
oh" said Mr.. Fields, YEARLY, that's
right. I'm a manager too. Well, you
want to go over and see Oscar Hammer
stein. He can tell you all about the kind
of exits you're after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-09
Hard and Foolish.
From the Boston Herald.

From the Boston Herald.
Sam Collins has a head as hard as flint
and one might beat 1t with a sedge ham,
mer without making any impression on it.
In his speciality he does more daring
funny falls" than any other man on the
stage At a recent professional ball he
was marching sedately down the center Of
Terrace Garden with Bessie Friganza, a
sister of Trixie, upon his manly arm
wife. Edgar Smith and Marie Dressler,
and Bonnie Magin, Maurice Levi and
Trixie Friganza, Frank Mayne and May
Mckenzie and several other couples. As
he reached the center of the room Mr..
Collins feet slid from under him on the
glazed floor and he fell fiat on the back
of his head with noise which sounded
like the collapse of house The march
stopped where 1t was. Bessie FriganZa,
with blanched face, bent over the pros
trate form, for Collins lay still with closed
eyes and immovable features. All crowded
about and each one shouted advice to all
the rest:
Give him air."
Get a doctor"
call an ambulance"
In the midst of the hubbub Mr. Collins
gravely opened his eyes. and, without
touching his hands to the floor, bent up
ward in the middle until his head and
feet nearly met and then, assuming an
erect position, seriously remarked:
Thanking you, one and ALL for your
kind attention. this will conclude my por-
ton of the entertainment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-09
TINY LENSES FOR ACTORS.
Made to Fit Close to Eyeball and In
distinguishable to Audience.

From the New York Press.
The enterprising optician has come to the
rescue of stage folk who are afflicted with
near-sightedness. Glasses fitted with tiny
lenses are now made for use of the actor so
afflicted, and who, in Difference to the char
acter he Is portraying, may not wear the
regulation eyeglass or spectacles.
These special glasses fit close to the eye
ball and are hardly distinguishable from the
front of the house, save when the footlights
are at their highest pitch of illumination.
The nose piece, or bridge. connecting the
lenses Is covered with a flesh-colored ma
terial, which aids the illusion.
1t is said that Richard Mansfield is re-
sponsible for the innovation of the oculistio
boon. At any rate, he is credited with
being the first actor Of note to wear them.
His example has been followed by others,
and at present there are few theatrical Of
ferings in which there are not several pairs
of the new glasses worn. The careless OBJ
server of Harry Davenport in 1T Happened
in Nordland' will catch an occasional
CLEAN of CLASSY reflection as the comedian
circulates about the stage In his successful
efforts to entertain.
Chorus and show girls are debarred
from the privilege of wearing glasses. 1t Is
no uncommon thing for the visitor behind
the scenes to see several members OF the
musical play wearing eyeglasses, but when
the cue is given for appearance on the stage
the glasses are dropped down in bodices or
placed in a convenient place to be picked
up at the exit. In the blaze of light to
which minor members of theatrical COM
panies are subjected eyeglasses would be
an incongruity. And oftentimeS the al
fiicted ones are put to great Inconvenience.
Deprived of their artificial source of vision,
they are almost helpless and depend, to a
large extent, upon their co-workers for
guidance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-09
The Future Program.

The following is Puck's idea of theater
program of the future:
Slaw and Shirthanger
present
Costumes by D. liner. London.
Shoes by A Wright Foote, New York.
Wigs by Hare & Pullem. Iondon-Parls.
Cheese for banquet by Smith, Brooklyn.
Rubber babies by Stogem & Smilax, Paris.
Scenery by Spotlight & Wings. London and
Paris.
Hamlet"
By Mr. J. Stiggamore Fakir, adapted from
will shakespeare.
PEOPLE IN THE PLAY.
Manager for Slaw & Shirthapger
Mr.. G.. B. Raggem
Business manager ditto
Mr.. Runner Gettem
Stage manager. Mr.. Jim Smith
Assistant stage manager
Mr. Jim Smiths brother
Second assistant stage manager.
Another Smith brother
Ballet mistress. Miss Skinny n. Shocking
MachiniSt. MT. Oly NoLi
Master of properties.
Mr.. ]. Merpont Jorgan
Electrician. ...........M Mr.. Pluggen SWitsch
Wardrobe mistress. Mrs. Goudat Padden
Assistant wardrobe mistress,
Miss FeTrat Padden
Hamlet. 10 ne SeleClSu