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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17
MOONLIGHT ON BAY TEMPTED
SEVERAL EXCURSION PARTIES

There were three parties of merry
makers last evening. who charmed by
beamng. but cool and pleasant smiles Of
the goddess Of the Moon, decided TO spend
the evening I'm sails down the bay. The
time was about as propitious as has been
known thus far this season, with balmy
'breezes floating up from toward the sea
and tanning the cheeks OF those out
and the bright shimmering light Of the
moon added 10 the brilliance and the
charm OF the occasion.
Three parties who could not resist the
temptation for the sail embarked. and
for a time walked the welkin with their
laughter and song, while being borne
down the bay.
The annual moonlight sail Of the Young
Mems Christian association was the larg
est affair of the evening. Fully 600 peo-
pie boarded the steamer New Shoreham
for the trip. when the the hoarse blast
OF the whistle ordered the deck hands to
cut loose from the wharf.
The excursion was 10 Newport harbor
and return and the committee IN charge
included Edward Baker and Reuben Ire
land The committee had provided every
thing that could add 10 the enjoyment Of
tho occasion. the item OF refreshments
being well attended TO and music being
furnished by the Four Friends orchestra
The party had n delightful sail and re-
turned shortly before ~ o'clock.
The United order of the Golden Cross
Crown commandery. had sail 10 Bris-
tol h1rhor on the Corsair. The start was
made soon after the Young Mems Chris
tiau associations excursion had cleared
and a fair crowd was on board the boat
rs she steamed down ther ivcr. The COM
mittee I'm charge was composed of James
Mclean John Mcleod and Alexander
Grant.
Tho Brown symphony had moon
light s1il on the steamer Islander last
night going 90 Newport harbor and re-
turn. \ big crowd was aboard the steam
or. and on the trip the sail was enlivened
by the singing ~ college songs by the
symphony society
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17
BUNKER
HILL DAY
OBSERVED

Boston, June l7--Although not a legal
holiday. practically all the business ac-
tivities OF Greater Boston were sus-
spended today in observance Of the ami
versary OF the battle OF Bunker Hill.
The patriotic celebration OF the ami
versary, centered as usual in Charles
town, the scene OF the famous fight
a special detail Of police patrolled the
district all nisht TO insist upon the obedi-
ence OF ordinances which REQUIRE that the
noisy part OF the celebration shall not be-
gin until 4 a m.
Promptly at that hour the patriotism
was manifested by an extensive explos-
ion of Are works.
Two parades were arranged for Charles
town during the day. one consisting OF
military. naval and civic bodies. includ-
ing eiackets from the visiting warships
for the afternoon and an electrical parade
for the evening
There was parade also in the town OF
Medford I'm celebration OF that city's two
hundred and seventy-fifth anniversary.
Races az the Country club i'm Brookline,
play in the state tennis championship Al
Longwood. bicycle races at Revere and
Cambridge and other outdoor events at
tracted large numbers OF people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17
PIANO RECITAL
Little Miss Davis Receives Warm Applause
for Her Clever Work on The Plane.

4 pleasing recital was given last even
ing by Miss Mae Davis, a young lo-year-
old pupil ~ Miss Marie Therese Brazcal
at room s3 Conrad building.
She was assisted by Miss Elizabeth
Cooke violinist and Miss Henrietta Celia
BRA zeau elocutionlst
The recital was well attended and Miss
Davis won considerable applause for her
clever manipulation of the keyboard.
The program follows: "Marche Turquo," ="
Mozart: "Grandmothcr Tells a Shudder-
ing Tale" Kullak "Skylark. Tschaikow-
sky. Miss Davis. les AdieuN T. Sar-
asate. "Anaryllis." Louis XIII. Miss
Cooke. Les Sylvains. Chamnade. I.
Moroccan" Wollenhaupt Miss Davis /.
reading "Midslmmer- -NLghla-n nHaA44a.2.-
Part 1. Shakespeare Mics Brazeau;
Spinning song" Meudelssohu Miss Ds-
vie. reading. Midsummer Nights
Dream Part e shskespeare. Miss Rra-
leau. "Etude de sohole." Ravina, Mise
Davis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17
SEWER CONTRACTS AWARDED
BY PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT

The successful bidders for sewer con-
tracts, TO be let by the department of
public works and highways. were Charles
Crankshaw and Frederick f. Shaw.
The contracts for the construction OF
sewers on Blackstone boulevard and on
Northup avenue were awarded 10 Fred
erick H. Shaw, while the contract for
sewerage on Mil street was given TO
Charles Crankshaw.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17
THE NEWS'PATTERNS

low There is no garment quite so inn
portant during the hot weather as the
bathing suit, Any woman who can sew
makes her own bathing suit. Ready
made ones ali look alike. and then, too.
they all NJ alike, whether worn by
woman OF "a or a bust measure. BY
making the garment at home individuality
can be expressed In many ways. Not
only in material. but in the trimmings.
The pattern is easy TO make. and with
a few yards OF mohair one may fashion
a stylish garment at a very small cost.
sizes-32. "a, 3s. 3s. 40, AZ, "A and 46 inches
bust measure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17
MAYOR WEAVER SCORES AGAIN.

Mayor Weaver Of Philadelphia has scored triumph and
follows by turning more rascas The company
not TO have the right lay rails without paving
cent for the privilege As the mayor Offices the city
Councils knew the time had arrived when would pay
and sustained the mayors Of those franchise
dnances.
The latest phase OF the trouble the long supne
city contracts that gdgd the graft
dent Roosevelt has hand controversy as an
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17
PASSED EXAMINATION
Harvey D. Fletcher Of This Oily Enters
West Point.

From the information that has been re-
ceived in this city Harvey II. Fletcher
son OF S. G. Fletcher OF 400 Pine street
has successfully passed the examination
10 West Point Military academy and has
entered that institution.
Young Fletcher Is 10 years OF age and
Is a graduate OF Peace street grammar
school and Technical high school.
Mr. Fletcher's appointment was made
by Congressman Granger
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

the United States selected by the Durham machine
implicated ballot stufng With such
Mayor Weaver and the president interested political and
should be recognized factors the
conduct of municipal affairs in the Quaker city
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17
The Grow1er.

THERE is a
young lawyer here
In town who had
been with a legal
firm as head clerk,
so TO speak. for
some years. The
other day a friend
OF mine met this
young wyer on
the street. He
seemed greatly dis
tressed.
What's up, old
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN TIA
NEWS.

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17
What Others
Are Saying

Nobody doubts the capabilty or the
integrity OF Mr.. Morton. II anybody can
put the Equitable on its feet again. Mr..
Morton may he depended upon TO do t.
His name will restore confidence. his
energy will make the new organization
as effective in working sense as the
old But II will not be enough TO restore
the old conditions. The public-the policy
holders-have had look behind the
scenes and many eyes have been opened
with respect 10 the methods Of the in
surance business. II has been seen that
even under honest practice the estab-
lished system Of life insurance Is unjust
To the insurer in that IL costs him too
much. Sacramento Union.
Somehow, the reputed Alexander
HYDE compact TO retire from Wall street
and devote their undivided attention 10
life insurance sounds like that time when
Mephistopheles developed monkish ten
dencies when the counsel Of experts had
diagnosed his case as critical Albany
Argus.
James Hazen Hyde is out Of the Eauit-
able and the congratula tions of all good
men are now due the Equitable. II is
10 be hoped that peace will now be de-
clared. Houston Post.
III Mr. James Hazen Hyde has beer
guilty OF those acts with which he has
been charged he should prosecuted
and every one who was in n position
which imposed upon him the duty to pre-
vent the wssteful extravaganza of the
pollcyholder's money should he exposed
To the public No one who knows James
w Alexander and Paul Morton has more
confidence i'm Paul Morton than In James
w. Alexander Lexington Herald.
THE ventilation Of the Equitable affairs
has been a most unpleasant business, but
II was bound to come some time and.
after all. there may be net gain 70 the
public I'm it. not only by reason OF re-
forms In the conduct OF the Equitable.
but because OF probable 'braeing up
in such other companies as r~ay happen
TO need it."-Duluth News-Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

New England contemporary which is advertising coming
article How Make Money Home have forgotten
nterpng individuals who attempted do that thing
plunged themselves into a OF troubles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

The Shade Of the Father of His Country need not be pertubed
concerning the Oriental treaty be made the national capital
There will be entangng alliances in for this republic
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

The phase Of the Equitable scandal hide and
game Hyde did really sell why Mr. Ryan has been
doing rather queer fooing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

dropped here Justify the assumption that
the of in the latest subscription the funds OF the
University of Chicago large the friends of the institution
had hoped
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

Gasman Addcks has been adudged in contempt by Pennsy
held contempt by the decent citizens OF
<his country for good many years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

Meat has fallen materially in price and is yet OF good quality
There nothing effective getting beef down to reasonable
price good stal-fed investigation once in while.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

Some mlonare leave New York escape taxation, while
Others according reports from South Dakota leave the Empire
state to escape matriomny.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

tribute of the Massachusetts bar the late Chief Justice
shows that all the great of the do take
teaching and politics
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

could you help poor unfortunate
person. sir" asked the blind man
Sure thing" answered Chugeer How
would $40 week strike you for acting
as my chauffeur r7'-Detroit Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

The small boys reign in Boston began today This
the day youngsters there forget they of the elect and
lust BOYS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17
SHELDON A BANKRUPT;
LIABILITIES $4,000

Kansas City. Mo. June i7-Charles NJ.
sheldon. broker formerly prominent in
Kansas politics. has been adjudged n
bankrupt. vith liabilities OF s3l2.5O0 and
assets OF 1900.
Banks and trust companies scattered
over the United States are th1 principal
creditors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

Lawson he poorer than he year Thomas w
should refrained from breaking into literature
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

There Is family living out In Elm
wood that owns a cat This Is not so
strange. because undoubtedly many fam
ilios out there are the possessors or q
feline pet.
But this particular cat has a peculiar
habit II catches snakes Already this
summer II has captured seven Of tho
MrlEgling aft4F1ai--and brings them into
the house with az much pride as II IL
had 4 cellar -maraudinE rat The size
" the snakes vary. some are six inches
lorg ana n few ~ them have been over
foot IN length She plays with 70 while
'aking eood care 20 keep out OF reach oi
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

MANI" was asked OF the young lawyer.
Been discharged - discharged; Just
think Of It after four years of good SER
vice have given that firm was the
melancholy response
TOO bad-yes, it's too bad" were the
next words from his sympathizing friend.
TOO bad? Wen. I should think II was
and 10 think Of the affdavits I've made
for the firm. too said the young lawyer
as he moved away AZ funeral-like gait.
90
once upon a Time there was Deacon
OF a Church who had n Beautiful Record
for well Doing. one Day he met a
Hypnotic Young Blood, who Patted the
Deacon. on the Shoulder Blade. called
him a Hot Member" and proceeded TO
make his Deaconship imagine he was
Young again.
In the Past-the Dim Past--the Deacon
had been one of the Boys. and IL Ap-
peared as II he had not Lost all OF his
Sporting Blood. The Hypnotic Young
Blood succeeded in getting a High Ball
dewH-tAe- long hairy-covered throat of
the Deacon. and IL was All on
After that they came Fast and Furious.
The Deacon imagined he had Holes in his
Legs as In the old DAYS and that they
couldn't make High Balls fast enough for
Him. AT the Third dip into the Festive
Bowl he was Young again. at the Sixth
he felt like Ordering Faster; at the
Eighth he Began 70 get Wealthy and NJ
the Tenth began 10 Scatter Money
Then they Hired n Victoria and drove
10 the Next Place. In getting out Of
the Victoria the Deacon stumbled and Lit
on the Sidewalk. When asked II he had
Hurt Himself he responded: Hurt! thic)
guess Nit--thats the Way Always get
out Of n Victoria -
At the Next Stop he Tapped Up Three
More-then Wenc All 10 the Bad He
Waited into mirror and gave up Ten
Isrge Silver Plunks 10 the Proprietor
He slid on the Floor and Tore his Sunday
trousers.
Then the Young Blood took him Home
and left At once.
what the Good wife said 10 him Next
Morning. when the deacon Came To. is
not for Publication.
IL Is Rumorcd. However that the Dea-
con when Looking himself over In the
Bathroom made the Sage Remark: 81
Verify see that one Fool Trick Is Liza ble
10 Ruin Reputation that has taken
Years to Make
Tho moral " this little tale is that n
YOU have a Class travel In IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

that Field Marshal Oyama has been given
the tip that he been superseded peace maker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

Once he gets lid down, President Roosevelt be
trusted o it all right
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

How things grow these days!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

seems to be implicated stufng such
Mayor Weaver the president interested political and
sona honesty should again recognized important factors the
conduct Of municipal affairs in the Quaker city
England contemporary which advertising coming
article How Make Money Home have forgotten
that various enteprng individuals who attempted do that thing
plunged themselves into a of troubles.
dropped here justify the assumption that
the of tan the latest subscription the funds OF the
University of Chicago large the friends of the institution
had hoped.
Shade His Country need be perturbed
concerning Oriental treaty be made the national capital
There will be "enanging alliances in for this republic
fallen materially price and yet OF good quality
There nothing effective getting beef down reasonable
price good sa-fed investigation once in while
Gasman Addcks has adjudged contempt by Pennsy
He been held by the decent citizens OF
>hs country for good many years
The latest phase the Equitable scandal suggests hide and
game If Hyde did really sell out why Mr. Ryan has been
doing rather queer oolng.
Some mlionares leave New York to escape taxation while
Others according reports from South Dakota leave the Empire
escape matriomny.
The tribute of the Massachusetts Chief Justice
Mason shows that all the great of the do take
teaching and politics.
The small boys reign in Boston began at M today This
day the there forget they Of the elect and
just boys
Lawson says poorer year ago. Thomas w.
should have refrained from breaking into literature
It Field Marshal Oyama has yet been given
the tip that he has been superseded peace maker.
Once he gets the war lid down. President Roosevelt can be
trusted sit it all right.
How things grow these days!
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-17

BoWEN-In this city. on the 10th inst.
Horace Bowen. in the elst year OF his
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
gsrbdmsmiRboasr vSradfsblsr"
i'm uereu 0eiete

Gin mabri9sinlider Srudfebler in
benz reuen StaatsssisBe mag ebarlss
Souarb, Der oss S9winbeIs i4uloiQ
befunben trurbs, Dor benz 3u6tbauis
bewabren. Ser Intrae auf Neuber-
banolune if gsisat tporben uno Der i'm
Srude dni9einsno uss9eIahene Sbeil
bes @sisbss birfte cine groBe &Ous
tpielen; srt rs9t wi9tis 1T Die Sa1e,
penn bic Wsslafuns a6f4tli9 ge=
f4a6.
6otuarb uurbs i9ulbi9 beiunoen,
bon elmer 6rnu NnberiOn 81 unter benz
gprmanos erbalisn 81 baben, oaB Ell
asent elmer Nep OOrter 5abrit lei.
Sas @sfsb lautet babin, oas Sober,
Der f9 bur9 i6riftli6e GdIi6una
@elo, 8ut &c. usrI9aft, elm Sabr
3,udtbaus uno bon $40 biz $1,000
Celebrate srbaltsn iOats. SOparo bal
nun aber feinerlsi i9riftli9e urtunee
benubt, ionSsrn ieineu Sanoel mtino'
LID a5gei9lOhsn, 10 bas isin Jaa mad
benz neuer @eisbe ni6t ffrafbar udre.
Sn benz abbrude feblen Ohenbar BIZ
Borts bss bisbrissn Statuts DOber
our9 irgsnb psl6s falIasn gOripiege-
lunesn". Wis bic Singe lie9en, tann
alio nidt nur 5omaro, fOnbern ieber
anoere S6winolsr burdI9lhpfen,
tuentl er fid nidt = i9riftli9 binoet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
Sas straBenrsinisanss=0 De-
partsmtat.

Sas StraBenreiniaungs Separte=
msnt an Der SHELBY Str. nabe Der
Fountain 1T bas er6Bte gitl3eluntere
nebmsn, pel9ss Der Staot brett se-
bBrt. Gtua 100 3uatbiers, Dorwies
genb MaAlsisI, % Wassn, Is Stru=
Benfssemai9inen uno 4 Gprentslpa=
gen, gu oersn geoienung etma 80
Wdnner angeftslt fino, iOrgen fur Die
&sini9ung unierer StraBen. Die
birette 2situns ftbrt Superintendent
CHARLES @arrarb. Sn @srbinbung
nit oieism Sspartement betteibt Die
Stabt bort ibre eigene S9miebe. Se=
ienfabrit unb &eparaturtpertitdtte.
Die Waidinenbeisn nubsn in ettua 2
WO4en ab unb cine Ansabl Nn9eitel=
ter fino %betdnbig nit Der 0erfeuun9
neuer geisn bei4dfti9t. Inter BEN
alien gontraftipHeme ioattn bic Sc
i9dftstrabsn i'm Staot=@ Centrum sin-
NAL tdali4 eereini9t uerben, mdbrenb
bic b~erbeherten Straben Der IuBenoi=
ftritte ofmals muir einmal in Der Wohe
gefe9t uuroen. isBt aber, no bic Staoi
bic Nnlase ielber eignet, ioaten ale
bsrbehsrtsn StraBen Der IuBenbitritte
rseni9ftsns aDei Reinisungen in Der
Wo6e erbalten. Der 8ei9dfts.beil
Der Stabt Diro nur Na9ts gefegt,
oiele bsr Iubsnoiitritie absr mhHsu
tpdbrenb Deg 3agss sereinist ueroen.
Sieie Metbooe Der StraBenreinisunq
miro Der Staot i'm eritsn Sabre biel
8elo tOftsn, ieood 9laubt man 9r6Sers
@riparnife in ipdtsren Sa6ren MAIDEN
3u tOnnsn. 10 baB Damn bic Soften bel
StraBsnrsinigun8 fd nisbriser bslau.
fen tperoen, ME inter BEN altsn goG.
tractIpfeme.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08

Ole lotale Carrie Der
eagle, elmer Der sr6Bten Sriiosri9afts-
OrganiIationsn unisrsr Stabt, bic cine
Mitalisoi9aft BON tiber 600 biefsen
girser BAT. belt gefern i'm gneliib
Opera SOuie ibre Sabrss @ebd9tnib,
feier ab. &iater Samuel &. Slad,
aus Columbus, O., belt bic @ebdat.
niBrsbs. Der gOrfbenoe Deg @omites
Der Geisr. Otto 9. Ssluie. belt nod
elmer Spmne. pel9s Der tabernacle
gbor oortru9. bic gr0fnunasaniprabe.
Webrsre muIitaliI4e Sortrdse tps9Isl.
ten nit NnIpra6en ab.
Gin 6unb b. anIdsinsnb bsroif,
tet, errests an Der erie uno WaIbiua=
TON Ctr. burd iein ionberbares @s.
babren unb our4 iein @suiniel aism.
lias Mufre9uns. ba fid Dos @erudt
bsrbreitet bate, oas Sbier Tel ton.
Die Strabe entb6lterte fi9 iOfort uno
rrr aus f9ersr gntfsrnung iab man
fi4 bas Sbier an. Die &abIerpuli-
3iisn, tusl9s man als @etter In Der
Hotb berbsirief, ma9leu benz 2eiosn
bss arntsrl Sbierss elm fhneues gnbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
@etterbertht.
go aibington, s. Rai.

anr 2. stuHSsn. .uOsnS = ubr mOrssHs. .. gaai.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
@%eriammlnng nnb See
amtenmabl
Der section oas 50:
ciaIen Gurn>O eretns.
0hnftger Ttmans:I aus
tuetS.

Die SamenisttiOn oes Socialsn
SurnDersins belt ssftern Nadmittag
i6re Sabrssberiammlun9 ab. Gina
so Witglisoer paren anmeieno.
Die 8eri9te Der 8samtsn erpislen
elm bur9uss bliibenoes gsreinsiabr.
Sic Mitslieoidaft bate cine etfrsuli6s
3unabme u. Die S4abmeiiferin tOnnte.
trobbem bic Iuseaben Der Settion 9rob
tparer, beri9tsn, baB Der 2ahenbefano
bic bi5i6e Gumme bon 1916. IS be-
TRACE. Sslbfpertdnbli9 wa, es oaber,
baB bisie 8sridte nit freuoigem Sei'
fall sntgsgsn gsnommen tuurosn.
Man f9ritt nun CUR 8samtsnpa6l
nit benz folssnoen @rsebnib:
prdfosntin-Gran Inna SiebOlot.
Wice : prdfosntin - Trau Wnna
pfumm.
Sscrstdrin-Grau Waris S9miot.
Sinan3s Secrstdrin - Jrau Garrr
3lein.
SdaBmsiferin-@arOline &ieg9er.
Bie aus Der Wabl eri9tli9. wub'
ten bic Samen Die 8eroienfte Der alien
Yeamten pobl 3u f4db'n. benin ei9pnts
lid mars cine Wieoertpabl.
gs tpuroe nun bei4lofen, BOB biz
Samen bic gspirtbuna Der 2inber BEL
Der GdluBfeier Der Gonnta9si9ule i'm
Surnerpart ii6ernebman rpiiroen.
Serner tpu rben bic leBten Nrran9e-
msnts fur bas 20. Stiftun9sfsf Del
Settion, tuel4es am Is. Weai i'm Seut'
i9en Saus ftattfinbet, beratbeu.
Sierauf 8~ertagung
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
Sdwer bsrlett ing Soipital
gs6raat.

So9n grOB, 1872 Sno Wef Str,
traf, als er geitern @a9mittag nit
isinem 8ruoer ipa3ieren cling, cine @n-
3ahl 2euts, Die fi9 bintsr Dem capitol
Souie nit einem @iirfelIpiel per=
snisten.
@rob b%ebauptete, baB elmer Der Spie.
Ter falide WHrfsl 9sbraudte unb er=
belt FIR feline @ufmmerfiamteit BON
einem berislben, einsm Bigger, mittelii
&afiermsifsr sinen S6nitt qusr tiber
bic linte 8ruf binpsg, cine 4 3oQ
brsite, fat einen SUB LANCE Wunbs
peruria9snb.
gr tpurbe f6perleibenb in's SOTpi-
tai gebradt. Sad Sinbon, Der f9 in
Dem gurentris9e als gifenbabn3srf6re,
sinen eroben &ubm srparb unb 5eIb-
@ornst Doung, trugsn ben Sdwer:
berleslen 3uerit in feline @obnuns.
Die Wutter, iouie au4 bic beibsu
S9pefern bes 8erpunbeten fisIen
beim Nnblif Der Wunbe In Obnma1t,
uno Or. pObl bonn Sispeniarium ar.
bsitete mebrere Stunben, e6e er Die
6rauen aug iprer Betdubuns ertusdts.
Der Wn9reifer entfam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-08
6efeRea Der Selepbon=0 siea:
fdaftsn.

Die Nsu SslspbOn. Co., bic Wsp
Gong Sifanes Telephone @o.-unb Die
Snbianapolis telephone 60. baben sur
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