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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
CIRCUS DAY A SC0RCHER
Thousands Braved the Heat and
Were Well Paid.
nin9ling Brothers Made Good TheiP
billions OF Surprising Merit Tues.
day Afternoon and Evening".

The thermometer in the nineties and the
sun blazing down from cloudless sky had
no terrors for circus-g oers Tuesday and
nearly 10000 people swetered under the
immense canvas OF the Ringing brothers
while they famed themselves and wit
messed one OF the best exhibitions Of the
kind ever given in Burlington. The only
criticism that one can justly make OF the
much Of it. Three rings and two
stages and something interesting
doing in and on every one of them at
the same time Is almost too much Of a
tax on the eyes. And yet If one could
not see all Of it he certainly saw enough
to pay for all the discomforts occasioned
by the great heat.
Ply ten o'clock in the morning thu
streets were we'll filled with people from
all parts OF Chittenden and neighboring
counties. who lined up along the side
walks and found other points OF vantage
from which to soc the parade. Much was
expected OF this and no one was disap-
pointed 1t was very long and with an
unusually large number of open cages
cont aiming the fierce animals of foreign
countries. Other features were a largo
herd of elephants some Of them monsters.
richly caparsoned riders. allegorical
floats. chariots and bands. a pipe organ
and a shrcking callopo. which has come
to be regarded as the proper finale for a
iCircus parade. The hundreds Of horses
showed good care.
BY one o'clock all roads led 10 the ex-
hbiton grounds on Archibald street and
an hour was devoted to an inspection OF
the menaeerie, which contains much Of
interest and some that is rare. There was
Ia rhinoceros. a hippopotamus CRATES,
all the wild animals OF the jungle. Jap
nnese monkeys. and to many, the most
Interesting of all. baby tigers. lions, ele-
phant and elk. The animal tent is one
OF the largest ever used by circus ana
II was required to shelter all the animals
which the Ringing brothers carry with
them.
Preceding the circus proper was gor.
geous spectacle. The Field OF the Cloth
of Gold" which embodied in changing
scenes the meeting OF Francis Of France
and Henry VIII of England on the plains
|of Ardres France. in June OF $50. Hum
dreds Of rich costumes and a monster ball
|let were featured in the production. Tns
varied acts which then followed one an
other IN rapid succession represented tina
highest type OF skill, whether in the line
Of riding. acrobatic feats, trained animals
Tor deeds Of daring. There were eIephan's
which stood on their heads. sQuadrons Of
horses which went through ballet move-
ment, trained pigs and dogs and clowns
galore. The equestrlans and gymnaets
include the pick Of the performers OF TINS
country. England and Italy.
The evening performance was witnessed
by about 400 people and. as in the after
noon the Ringing brothers made good
all advance promises.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
AUTOMOBILES In VERMONT
Burlington Has ~ Of the 373 Machines
in the Stutc,

That automobling has taken hrm
hold uron Vermont is evidenced from
the fact that there are at the present
time 373 registered machines in the State.
| This number includes eight motor cycles.
Enthusiasm in the matter of eating up
space Is daily on the increase and hill
climbing contest is more than likely to
be a reality in the near future.
The machines are distributed about the
State as follows:
Burlington. q; Barre. 30; Rutland. 81;
Brattlehoro. q; St. Johnsbury. u.s. st. AL
| bans, 10; Woodstock, II; Newport. II;
! Windsor. 10: Bellows Falls. TO- Montpcl-
Ter. 10; Richford, =: Springfield. Is; Bris
toll. 8; White River Junction. s; Hard
| wick, 5, North Bennington. A. Norris
| vile. 4: South Londonderry. 4; Benning-
| ton. :; Montgomery Center 4; Brandon,
! 6: Randolph, 3; East Berkshire. 3; Essex
Junction. 3: Wells River. a. Waterbury.
| 9: Arlington. .; Proctor, .; Manchester.
9: Felchvile. 2; Bethel. 2: Rochester 2;
| Lyndonvile. .: Barton Landing, 2; South
BARTON. 2: Sheldon Springs, .: Rupert. .;
North Troy. 2: and one each in Jefferson
vile. Vcrgcnnes, Enosburgh Falls, Roy
alton, Richmond. Middlebury. South Roy
alton. West Burke, Winooski, Wilder.
Saxtons River. Barton. East Highgate.
Island Pond, Derby Line, East Corinth,
Center Rutland. Quechee. East Brain
tree. Bridgcwater. North Pownal. Gran
itcvilc. North Clarendon. Pawlet. More
town. Hartford. West Hartford. Chester
Depot Castleton. Guildhall West Dunn
mcrston. West Pawlet. North Montpelier.
Chelsea. Post Mills. North Springfield
North Troy. Derby. Dandy Four Corn
crs, Berlin. Westminster. Jamaica. North
Hartland. Orwell. Tunbrdsc. Marshtield
Cambridge. Waitsfcld. Bradford. and
West Burke. Three automobiles are also
registered under the Vermont law by
owners residing outside of the State.
Those residing in Burlington who own
registered machines are Col. II. w. Hall.
DIR. l.. Hazcn, Ernest A. Brodic. DIR. VIII
liam II. Englcsby. Henry r.. Spear. L. r.
DR.. John w. Morrow. DR. d. G. Haw-
ley, II. l.. Ward. Luke w. Hall. Capt
Il. r. Woodbury.. Il. /. Kent, DR.. IL
Nelson Jackson. Mrs. II. Nelson
Jackson Edward F.. Morgan, Dr
]. n. JENNIE. Dr. ]. Holmes Jackson, +.
| T.. Kimhall. c. r.. Rand. A. G.. Whiting
DIR. Sam Sparhawk. w. q. Reynolds
George A. Churchill. Frank W. Wood
Charles S. Van Patten, T.. Frank Lane,
| Albert Crabtrec. l.. Y. Fireman., Max w
| Andrews. Clinton =. Wright. Charles ID
Ordway. D. C. Simonds Victor l.. Cross
e. W. Spear. o. 8 Presbrey. Henry C.
Clark, Arthur u. Clapp W. G. Il. Fland-
crs, T.. L. Woodhouse and w. A. Whit
ing.
Tho officers Of the Burlington Auto
mobile club are: DIR. d. c. IIawley, presi
dent: q. 8. Prcsbrcy. vicc-president; f.
A. Brodic. secretary; @. \. Churchill
treasurer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
THE NEW SECRETARY OF THE NAVY

To reform the civil service has been Mr..
Bonapartc's chief ambition. and it may
he on the program that he is to revise
the somewhat Anticipated naval methods
in civil administration. AS cur new Sec
rotary has been noted for antipathy tn
politicians and machine methods, we may
hope that he will be insensible to pulls
of every kind and inclined to dispose of
officers according to their merits and not
according to their influence. Independent
in his circumstances, inheNble in his de-
termination to accomplish what he be-
leves to be right. indifferent 10 position
and influence thorough gentleman by
instinct and training, our new secretary
is precisely the kind of man we need in
his position. II he will devote his fine
talents to the study of Navy needs ard
naval characteristics. and for sufficient
length of time, he can do a great work
for the service and the country.-Army
and Navy Journal.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20

time that he was picked up Saturday
night by Officer Ryan in the hall leading
to the Salvation Army rooms and taken
to Jail.
Coficy was in city court Monday
morning. where he entered a plea Of not
guilty to the present charge. although he
acknowledged the two previous allega-
tons. Officer Ryan was called to the
stand and testified that 'Coffey was so
drunk that it required the service Of n
hack to get him to Jail. He was fined
SIS and costs OF sl7Ta. the alternate sem
tcnce being 1872 days in the House of Cor
rection. Coffcy did not attempt to make
defence hut asked for an appeal. Bail
was fixed at 800. This offense places
Coffey in the list of habitual drunkards.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

last OF unclaimed letters in tho Burling-
ton postoffice for the week ending
July IS, 1901
MEMS LIST.
Arthur Barbour. Ray G. Day. Ralph
Goodrich, VIII Green. P. c. McRary. $.
A. Pierce, George W. Smith. David Spe-
mas.
WOMEN'S LIST.
Mrs. L. White. Miss Lille Way. Miss
Anna Sullivan, Mrs. Churchill. Smith,
Inez Peppin, Miss Alta Jones.
WINOOSKI STATION.
Joseph Borden. Clarence Leclair. Mrs.
L. Morse. Henry Peltier. walter n. For
ter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
DISCLOSED ON SOLDIERS.
william Jones Tells Same Old story u
City Court.

1t was the same old story told by Will
liam Jones In city court Monday morn
mig but he told 1t in a STRAIGHTFORWARD
manner and as a result It was accepted
and he was fined. 1t was JOness second
offense for intoxication and he pleaded
guilty
two soldiers on North Winooski avenue
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
HIS THIRD DRUNK.

Thomas Corey Returns from Rutland
Only 10 Iand In Jail.
Thomas Coffey. who has just completed
30 days in the House Of Correction for
being drunk. returned to Burlington a
few days ago. He started out to cole
brate his freedom and had such q fine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
AN OLD VETERAN MISSING.

Although Francis Nj. Tcnncr. Civil
War veteran has been missing from his
home at Hydeville since May Il. last,
no active steps have been taken to dis
cover his whereabouts. The old man,
VIII" has been living alone In a house he
longing tn James W. Coms;ock. left
home on the day named. saying that he
would be gone "A few days. Before lcav.
ing he made arrangements vita n neigh.
l'or to feed his II hens. lie has not be, II
heard from since. he was known to
have considerable money with him when
no left home
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
HABUTAI WASH SILKS
a Regular 5sc Quality At

-Habutai Wash Silks. an
Most suitable for Shirt uN
Waist Suits. Offered ut NV
great reduction, 29c
yard. ie' '"'"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20

Scrofula, dyspepsia. rheumatism. kid
ney complaint. catarrh and general de-
bility are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20

showing very attractive new COL
orings, patterns, and in every case
PRICE REDUCTIONS are such
as to put them within reach of
those who might have considered
they could not afford first cost.
Detailed description follows: I.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
SILK
DEPT
CHIFFON TATFETAS
A Regular S1.OO Quality At

Black Bonnet Chit 9P
fon Taffeta. \ very AN
lustrous finish AMI i OO
guaranteed wear. Spec
ial at Toe a yard. Per var"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
CHIFFON TATTETAS
A Regular OOc Quality AZ

Chiffon Taffctas. In IN
plain colors, changer AVN
BILE effects. Reduced wv
to only SOC yard. Per y.r,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
SILK and SATIN FOULARDS

Silk and Satin FOu- IN
lards. Very neat tigur- HUC
cd effects. Regular 5Sc wv
to SIC a yard. Special
at 39c. Fer h"r"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20
:: Old Bee Hive.

ELOW are some special
offers in SILKS
worthy of unusual at
tention. The Silks are
the newest Wpaves.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20

FIGURED SATIN FoULARDs
A Regular SSc Quality At
Figured Satin Fou- IN
lards. Very handsome AUN
dress patterns in lot. wv
Special offer at SOC a
yard. Fer f"r"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-20

Rough Weave Pom m
gee Silks. Most stylish VC
silk of season. In pop l ~
ular colors. Another
special. 79c q yard. FER '"r"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-04-22

Their" is Il larg" bowlder lying In a
field near For"mark, England, which is
known throughout Derbyshire as
''hangman's stone" The exposed por.
ton Of the bOwlder rises about six
feet above the surface Of the surround
ing field ana has Il narrow ditch or in
dentation running across the top. The
mark, SO tradition says, was made in
this way: y sheep thief in the dead
OF night, while leaning against the
bowldcr 10 rest, placed his booty above
on the fiat surface Of the stone The
man had the sheep tied with n rope,
and in its effort to escape the creature
slipped on the opposite side, and the
rope, catching under the thiefs chin.
ChOkcd him to death. The indcntation
in the rock was made by the friction
OF the rope while the dying man was
engaged in an effort to extricate him
self
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-04-22

"Old Hunks is one of the crankieSt
and most disHgrCcahIc men | ever met.
out they say he has II delightful home"
"We-l, it's true. He spends three
fOurths of his time away from it,
Exchange
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-04-22
PAIN rs
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS

artists use to that put in Barrels for House Painting and in all Paint
materials Remember as
nu'l IN labor with good White Lead
going PAINT this Spring,
talk with We Tnand WILL gladly valuable
nation, whether wish Pint Barrel, whether or
will valuable ON PAINT
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-04-22
W. all Paper.

Our new line of WALL PAPER is now
ready for inspection.
We have superb variety of Patterns,
and a wide range of prices that will be
of profit as well as interest to YOU.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-04-22
PittSburg Division.

PittSburg Division.
EASTBOUND.
No. 10. Express SS...........arriVeS 6:O5 D. m.
No. l6. Cumberland L'l..arriveS& 64O D. IN.
No. T.. Limited Express. arrives 1912 D. III.
No. ~. Mall ............ arrives l2;21 p. III.
No. 6..Llmited Express. arrives l2i7 p. III.
For leaving time see same Express numbers
eastbound on Main Line
WESTBOUND.
No. O.. Express leaves 300 a. m
No. H.. Pittsburg Limited leaves 4:i6 a III.
No. l3. .ConnellSville Ii. leaves no a III
No. IL. Chicago Express leaves $50 a M
No. 5..ChiCago Limited leaves 3.O5 =. m
No. ~. Mail ............. leaves 3.l5 p. III.
For arriving time see same Express mum
bers westbound on Main Line
*Except Sunday.
No. - is local train from Cumberland to
PittSburg and No Is from PttSburg to Cum
berland.
Through tickets, east and west, for sale at
Cumberland, NJ. e. CLARKE,
+, FrrM,ERALp, Ticket Agent.
General Manager u. Il. MARTIN,
Dcc3 Manager Passenger Traffic
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
Siel Mmfresums um Ni@ts.

Die Detsttibes, pOlbiisn, Imbulan3
nebit Ieraten, iOtpie aud eine An3ahI
8ertrster Der Na9mittass3eitunse ell
ten gefsrn na9 Der Wef Waibington
Strabe, ba elm gilruf bon bort iOfor-
tige Ollie bsrlansts. Sort angetom-
men, fanb man, baB fi9 me6rere
iunse guri9sn berteilten. baB absr Bel
Nntunft Der poli3si bas S9ladtfslb
bsrsits 9eidubsrt mar unb baB ielbit
bic grinnerung zines ausgefodienen
Samples einigen Der borti9en Bemobner
nur nod gan3 buntsl i'm @sod9tniB
geblieben mar. Wsr bic @ombattan-
ten getpeien, Obsr Tim mas es F&
sigentlid 9s6anoslt bate, lieb fi9
ni9t ermitteln. Nle 9erbsieeeilten
3cgen anfdeinenb b6Qig befriebigt bon
bannen, lieben aber bic Setettibs
Mannine uno Simon auriid uno
ipdtsr wurben bann @sorg' S9obb
837 Wef 80. StraBe, elm Waf4iniif;
6arrb 0uif, Elm sdnntteQner. 999
Bef Warplanb Strabe uno Wm.
Owens. Der glei9falls bort mobnt,
eingefedt.
S&obb f&eint In bem 3iuif9en ben
9reien aussefo4tenen 2ampfe ben
2ar3eren 9eaogen au baben, feline ge-
i9tuolenen Nusen, zines berielben
3sigte iosar cine berbd9tige 8ldue,
lieben biefes bermutbeu. Ser poliaei.
ri9ter tpirb bas nsbrige bsior9sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
Snbianapplis, Snb., Mittpp6, 7. Stunt 19O5
Sabres=g s=gerianimlmns
Der German Snbeitment & Securities
Gpmpanp.

Dbise @sieli9ait bielt 9etern abenb
i6rs Sahrss. .gsriammlung uno Beam.
tenua6l ab, bic bon ben attiensSn'
6abern gut bsiu9t mar. Die geri4te
Der 9samtsn ssietsn Elm prd9tisss @ss
beiben bieier erft 3iuei Sabre alten
COMPANY. Sbtpobl isit bsm 8sfsben
jdbrli9 cine Siuiosnbe bon 6 pro3ent
besablt wurbe, bsfinbet f9 benno1 elm
llsberIdub bon beinnbe $4,000 in
Sdnben bes S9abmeiiiers. Sas 2a.
pital puros srit bor fur;em auf $780,
600 sr666t, bas idmmtli9 unb boa
ein9e3atlt iit unb bsfen Nntbeile f6
meiifens in 5dnben bon tpobl6abenben
Seutf6en Der Stabt bsfinbet. bereu
Namsn ni9t nur gutsn Slang baben,
ionbern aud Wertrausn erpsdeno fino,
unb audi 8ertraueu nsrbisnen. Die
@eislidaft ldBt fih nur nit gutsn i1nb
ioliben nnternebmun9en Elm, uno fnb
bersn Msrtbpapisre auf Mnleibsn bon
Snpot6eten etc. bsrart, bab bic 8eieQs
idaft su iebsr 3sit WiIsns iit, bieieI.
ben 3u sarantirsn.
Der Sirsttorsn=&atb fir bas foms
ntsnbs Sabr bsfsbt, mie aus Der Wa6l
6erborsing, aus fOIsenben 9erren:
pbil. 5. 6auB, 5ranf s. &upert,
9so. Ssibsnitidsr, sluguf Woerner,
@brift. Bernlosbr, Serb. u. MusGsr,
@ottf. Wonninser, Wm. Mspsr, 2slpis
Msier, German &inne uno Sabn %.
Nsumann. Jolgenbe Serren tuurben
CUR llntsriu9ung Der 8ader srnannt:
Oscar o. Wusler, 4urt Nsumann
unb Soiepb 8alous..
Die Hirsttorsn orsaniFrtsn f9 ebsn=
fals na9 Der Sabres 0eriamnluna
uno ertpdhlten fOlsenbs geamts: prdf.
bent, pbil. s. 9aub; @ice=prdfbeni,
6ranf 8. &upsrt; Sdabmeifier, @so.
Ssibsnifidsr unb Setretdr, 9luguf
Woernsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
SiSieite 5nrabereim.
Seitern Nbenb in Sisuns.

Der Siihieits Surnberein bielt eefsrn
1bene in ieiner Sale cine tpe=
gen oes bsborifsbenbsn Bunossturn=
feites isbr gut bsiu9te @erIammlung
ab. gs tpuroen 8 nsue Mitglisbsr
aufsenommen unb eine slei9e Nn3abl
bon 8nridldgen our Wit9lieoi9aft Iie=
fen Elm.
gs tpurbe elm 3omite ernannt,
oem Der Nertrisb Der Sauertarten
iiber9eben wurbe unb iinb Iol4e bur9
bic Serren 5rsb Mad uno Otto graf,
iOtpie in Der Surnbaqe 3u bs3ieben.
gs tpurbe bsf9loiien, au gbren Der
Seuti9en unb Der California &iege
am Montas bor benz Bunbesturnfef
einen 9ommers in Der 8urnbalIe ab-
3ubaltsn unb am "a. SUM- fir ale am
8unbsatirnfefte bstbeilietsn xurner
Elm Sommsrna6tsfsf gu beranfaltsn.
Die Selesaten Der gunbesta9fasuna
bdnbigten ibren gsriat elm.
Der SirettOrenratb bieli cine tur3e
Sisuus ab, in tuel9er bef9IoHsn tuur-
be, in alernd9tsr 3eit eins griinoli8g
Henopirunq Der 6alIe bornebmen uni
bisielbe gum 8unbesturnfsite prd9tiq
betoriren su lahen.
Goeann trat 0ettasuns elm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
Tram; 0snais ~ 0rabe &C.
trase1.

8om 6aufs ieinsr gltsrn, No. 1909
Olibe StraBs, aus tpurbe gsfsrn
Jran3 9ennis unter sroBer getbeiIi-
suns gu @rabe setragen. Die 2eiden-
fsisrli4tsitsu waren einfa9, absr siu.
brudspon. giele glumsnipsnben asua=
ten bon Der gsliebtbeit bss Sobten.
Der gruber ees eri9ohenen iunsen
Mannes mar gleidfaas CUR 8esrbigung
eingetroffen.
Der Coroner bat NIT Der Inter
fuaung bes Sales bsgonnsn unb bic
Rutter, fouie au9 bic S4wefer bes
mod fii9tigen Jreb Ssringer puroen
gum gsrb0r pors.lafsn. Die ausia-
gen Der beibsn 5rausn fbrosrtsn our9.
aus ni9ts Heues au Sage. Sie S9ue-
fter ersdbIte, oaB 0snnis gum 9auis
fam, uad ibrem grubsr fra9te, oab
beibe gssenisitig miteinanbsr rangen
unb bob bann 9ennig, Der Obenaui
lag, ben nnter ibm liseenbsn Serinssr
3u f9ieben beriu9ts. Sbr Bruber
babe bic Waffe our Seite sebrebt,
porauf bisislbs losging unb Ssnnig
traf unb t6btste.
Der 8ruber entfob, tpdbrenb fe i'm
9auis mar, Tim Wafer unb Elm RiRen
3u beiorgen, unb felt Der 3eit iab lie
ibn ni4t pieoer.
Die Musiagen Der Wutter fimmien
nit benen Der 8o9ter tiberein. Mut.
ter unb e,1msfsr oes Glh9tlinss tpa.
rem bic ein3isen 3eusen Der S9at.
tuel&e ale Dor9dnse iouobl iaben, als
aud b6rten.
Serin9er bleibt ipu<los beri9mun.
ben, obslei& fi9 bic 8samten srnfflid
bsmHben, ieiner babbaft su iuerben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
Temerwebrmamm bernria9t Nen=
i9examfamf.

Gin GROCER Menf4enaui1auf wurbe
eefsrn beim Wo. gpribsnbauie an
ber Snoiana Ius. uno Wi4igan Str.
baonr9 bsrurfa4t, bab Mnbretp Mi0er,
Elm 6euerwebrmann Der @ompa8nie,
bort eri9isn uns angebli9 In betrunte.
mem s3uifanbs eine 3sitlang Elm
S@redensresiment bort fiibrte. L@ie
berlautet, murbe WiIer beauftragt, am
Na&mitta9e Jutter 3u fabren uno ct
foq bann In betruntenem 3uftanbe 3us
rtd9efebrt unb bonn @apitdn Der Com.
pagnis Samss George bisIerbnlb bon,
Nienife 3eitmeili9 iuspenbirt iein.
9ur& bids Mabregel mhtbeno ges
ma9t. fog Willer bann ben Captain
3u gOben gei9lasen unb bemielben nit
benz Gube einen 8ritt 3wif&en bie Au'
gen periebt baben. Captain George
bate cine mebrsre 3oll lanse Wunbs
i'm @eF&t. Sie anberen Jeuerwebr.
leute ipran9en bin3u unb es gelang H.
nsn Willer feft3unebmen uno bis au'
Mntunft Der poliaei 3u balten. WiIe,
wuroe bann sur Station gebra4t,
tuanbte iebo&, ebe man i'm einf8loB.
nod einmal feline Qraft an. 10 bob e
aud bort nod wieber erft be3wunser
merben mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-07
Yeriumal= Noti3ea.

Sn Der ct. pauls gpiscopaL&
fanb geHern bic Wsrmdhlung bon Grl.
gbna @otb nit Ssrrn 5elir Tonnegut
itatt. Sur bic ndafen Ierwanotsn
nabmsn on Der 9O43eit tbeil. Na&
Der tir9li9sn @srrmOnie tpuroe TN Go
lumbia Club seipeifi uno bann trat
bas iunge gbepaar eine &eiie na4 benz
WsFsn an, um f& BET ibrer @adtebr
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