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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-10-12
Quarterly Report of the Berea Banking Co.
AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS, SEPTEMBER 30, 1905.
LIABILITIEs

Capital Stock paid ia. in cash s2j 0C0 90
Undivided Profits . g. 17gaf
Deposits subject % check ton which
interest j. not paidl 10 296 80
Time certificates of deposits ION which
interest Is paid . II si2 rs 50 129 81
Due National Ranks - s43 rs
Bills rcdscOunted ........ 4Ss5 81
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05
Young B,lde Prevented From
Seeing Her Spouse.
OCCULT FORCE Is A'L'GID
Husband Seeks Police Aid in Breaking
Influence Railroad sisnalman Has
Over His wifc-Deeperate Struggle
in a High Tower.

POuGlikEEPSIE, n. Y. July A.
i'ec'ar'hS his bride If Il few months is
hcid under the hypnotic influence of
Martin kavanaugh, Il New York Cen.
tral signal tower man. William r. Vou
flucgcl, 4 clerk III twenty.siX. living M
no. III East Fifty-iiist street, New
York. appealed ia the ponghkecpsip
police yr.itrrl:,y for tile arrcs, of Kava,
naugh anu related Il wild experience
he had had in Ilavanaughs tower
trying ia induce his wife 10 leave the
man anu return home with him.
thc woman is only nineteen years
old. She was Alice linhba. daughter of
an ice dealer at EsopIs an, nrichboi
OF JG'lEc Parker. when Won Fucgcl
made her acquaintance on Sunday
school excursion three years ago. On
February ~ last They were married in
rev York and began housekeeping
Wife Left Homo.
Last Thursday The young wife left
home and Joined Martin kavanallt,h.
with whom she has bccn friendly he.
fore her marriage, in this city. Won
Flncgcl tracked her here and reached
Navanan2h's tower. Two miles north
VI thiS CITY. III midnight Saturday.
He asked his wife 10 return home.
She refused. saying she could not
leave unless Martin told her To 20.
Then her husband tried Ia carry her
oni OF tho tower. She resisted AMI in
the struggle her clothing WAS torn an,
husband and wife half fell down stairs
locked in each others arms. After
walking short distance she broke
away and ran back toward the tower.
falling III swoon ON he track just as
IN express was hearing down on her.
Won FlncGcl pursued. lifted her from
the track and' lai,l her On The bank.
Weeping and bcSging his wife To re
turn with him. he knclt nj her sidr.
When she rcsaircd consciousness she
accompanied hcr husband Ia Il hotel in
this city. Sunday she wont home with
her mother tn West Park.
The husband Armed.
When brought Into court this after.
noon ON charge Of disnrdcrly conduct
kayanangh sail Won Flucgcl had
threatened To shoot him. Thercupon
Two loaded reviewers were taken by
the police from the husbands pockets
Judge Morsrhausor upbraidcd The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05

The Hampton Young Mems Chris
tan Association baseball nine barely
escaped a shutont Mt the hands of the
Country Club Of Petersburg In n very
uninteresting game on the National
Soldiers Home diamond Yesterday af
tcrnoon
II was llampton's of day, and that
Is the true story of the crushing defeat
1t received from the lads from the
Cockade City Some Of the supcrst.
tinus members of the local nine recon,
Gle themselves with the opinion that
as yesterday WAS tho thirteenth game,
OF the season for Hampton, of course
nothing but defeat WAS due Tho team.
BE that as il may, the Hampton nine
went down and the 'otCrShurgcra were
victOriuus. Twelve costly errors were
made by Hampton anu of The ten runs
credited 10 the visitors not Il single
enc oil them WAS earned. llamptnn's
single run was ON an error. so The
game passed without either of tho
mines earning Il run.
Several hundred people turned out
to sec the battle. Hampton has had n
most remarkable record. winning clcv-
en- ont OF thirteen games This season.
ami for that reason the local fans
hoped to see victory pcrchcd on tho
Crahtown banner. lut il was IIamp-
tons of day and that day came. when
the nine was pittcd against one Of the
strongest misconceptions OF haSrna llists
that has bccn llamp,on's way in scv-
clal scasons. Had the IiamptDnians
backed up their pitchers us he visitors
did the score might have been nothing
To nothing or at least one to nutliin;;
For Instance. in the ninth inning. when
two men had gone TO the bench ami
1t looked as though The visitors would
have To content themselves with seven
runs. the Hampton team went 10
pieces and three Of the pcicrshiirgcrs
walked into home Davis missed Il
long drive and errors on the part of
buchanan ut short assisted In he run
getting in the last inning.
To Play Return Game.
Notwithstanding that yesterday was
thciI of day, hampton is going 10 get
n return game with the Cuckadc City
lads. Wit; the ITamp; nnlns in tEcir
proper condition Il raya battle would
he the outcome and il is thought that
Petersburg will consent To meet the
locals for another contest
The Rev George Il. Rogers went in
tho box for Hampton ut the beginning
of tho game and pitched six innings.
He allowed the visitors hut six hits.
struck out three of them and gave one
pass % first. lie WAS succeeded by
Rowe in the seventh inning lamp
ton got but four hits off of Jones, who
has eight strikc.outs to his credit and
gave one man pass.
However, the best story Of the game
is told In the tahulaicd score l,alow:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.

The Coming and Going of the People
You Know.
Mr.. and Mrs. i.cXlcy Lee. of Phila-
delphia, spent the Fourth with Mrs
Baker Z. Lee, in Mallory avenue
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05
TO
REV. JOHN JASPER
Famous Negro Devne l1onored by
the coored People of
Richmond.
Try Assoda,cd l'ress.)

} RICHMOND, VA, Juiy i.-,-In the
presence Of m enormous crowd of
co!Orcd people. n monument was I'M
veilcd in ono OF the cnlnrcd Gene
lcrirs here toda" tn the Rev. John
Jasper. pastor of the Sixth Mount
Zion church. who won fame by insist
inc in his pulpit ut"rancca that the
sun and not ilte earth do move" a
granddaughter Of .Iaspcr's drc& the
veil.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05
BARELY MISSED
A SHUT OUT.
Yesterday Prove an Off Day for
Hampton and Petersburg rouk
The Game Wifi Ease.
THE FINAL. SCORE WAS 10 TO

Country Club From the cockade City
Second Nine to Defeat the Hamp-
tonians This season-somc Attribute
Defeat to Fact That the Game Was
Thirteenth of Season for Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05
LITTLE BOY is BURNED.
Powder Exploded in the Face of Son
of Cant. Robinson.

Thomas Robinson. the son of Capt.
and Mrs. !. G. Robinson, who reside
on Hampton Roads, was quite severely
burned by the explosion of powder at
his home shortly after s o'clock yes
tcr,lay afternoon. The little fellow al
tempted 10 light The powder with n
match, when il exploded in his face.
His face is very painfully burned and
his eyes may he injured. DR.. Harry
u. Howe attended the injured youth.
DIR. Howe said last night that while
Tie burns received by Robinson are
painful, lie does not consider them
CT dangerous nature
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05
EAST HAMPTON WON
FROM HARRIS CREEK
Game Was Played in East End Yes.
terday Morning and the Score
Was II to 6.

Tho Harris Creek baseball nine was
defeated in Il Onc-Si,lcd game ny The
East hampton team yesterday morn.
ms. Tho game occurred in the corn
field diamond in East Hampton at 10
o'clock yesterday morning anu the
final acnrc was II 10 q in favor of the
East Finders. The Hampton nine was
made up of the best players in that
section of The town
The two mines lincd-np as follows:
East Hampton. Position. Harris Greek.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05
A Delightful
Ride.
Come and so with us ON next
Friday, July 7,

to Yorktown ami West Point on steam
or iamrton Roads. This is the an
nua! excursion Of the First NJ t.
church Sunday school. Steamer will
stop ut Yorktown going Ia West
Point. and returning will stop
al Yorktown and stay there long
enough to see the historical part Of
'lir town. Fare for the round trim,
flon. Children under IL years, soc
Steamer will leave Hampton wharf at
1:i' sharp, Old Old Point SIZE. Re
irc"hmcnts for sale on boat. 7-4.3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05

towerman for his conduct when the
lives of hundreds OF passengers de-
pended upon him. Kavanaush wrote
out his resignation and The cnse
against him was held open. The wife
was sent home with her parents. who
sided with her husband. and also OK
pressed the belief that Kavanaugh had
hypnoiized her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05
win Give Enjoyable Musical.

q Very enjoyable musical will be
given in the Christian church tomor
row evening. Miss Common of Balti-
more, will render several solos anu
Miss Ferguson is down Oh the pro
gram fora recitation. The entire pro
gram is said to he very good anI those
in charge of the musical promise an
enjoyable evening to all WHO may at
tend. a{
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05

Summary-rhlec base hits. Martin
Ncrce. Left ON basc*-llampton. &;
i'etcrsbnrs, 4. stolen bases Curtis,
Rowe, richardson, Collier, Acrcc. -
tnihhcrt, q. Harrison. >. lit by
pitched hhil--By Jones, l; by Rogers.
|. Struck out-l'y Rowe. .; by Ros-
crS, >; by Jones, s. Time of game
1850. Umpirc-l.ieutcnant Echocn.
Play Poquoson Friday.
the Hampton nine has arranged Il
game with the team from poluoson for
Friday afternoon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05

G. Harrison. IF ~. 4 OF o, o o
Jones, y. ......... :, 0 . o q
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05

However. the best story Of The game
is told In the tahmlalch scnre hollow:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05
Two Sent un.

Two inmates of the National Sol
liers' Home were sent to Hampton
jail yesterday by Mayor Furness, of
Phcebus, on tho charge of drunken,
ness.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-07-05

For the past week Cheyne has offer
ed his best $500 portrait for $50,
This price will hold good until all the
stock is used up. Those who come at
once VIII get them. 1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-24

Mct6cn. 3uIllbrCn 5000 Nll,
id)cl; &crlun0t BON Ocn Glcuolorcn
1867 @llidcl UlcuOtorcu Norruth
37LG5O @uidcl.
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@croct SanSci9cntbiimcr


III UITGUNTTHs
Wobetne SipetIt6dtae Sdufcr nit feds 3tn'
mcrn an Der g~acffcitc her @rooesS truBc. 5tpt'
ifcn SIirncunt gpCuue mo Subcites Sirnbc.
Snben ccmentirie 1cuer. ccmcutiric5 Irotiulr,
GIGit GcpiluItcrte Gtrubc. Scfcn, Surfaces mo
Warnor 9rcppcn. grci5 $775. @rIno8iuS $50
bro Sobr. .llntcr Icihten @coinGunacn bet
tnnit. Wnn rtcbme bic iHirmouni gocuue Cars.
@. :. Gallagher, 9nuuutcrucbmS
d2s-) 9tr. 2s0s. ,5cirmourtsglb
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Er. 1924, Gf,0nlrip'ors.Sfras Sirr.
met M Serreu 3u uetntetbelt. - Setui.e
aeir1ftf. unb Peiue. ~@Gps Blew, Srnn,'
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Sombdroftr. SmmeIT. Rnu' mre Seib'
SrIcins. ghcf. 9eI.-s8olte 2552 B.
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Sine lIciuc ,Surn. ciupCrtbtCt fir e%SciliRcls
5Iht, 'lmruiIihe @cbduoe nclI. 10 Mtlnutcn BON
her Gtienhuhu NM I Stiuoc 5ut clettrlibCu
Gdr. RtuiG iiir Cilct iductln NuuiCr. GiQcns
Thinner GCbi nab Dem gHciicn. Ircta $3.50.
500 0upot6cf. NuDcrc5 IN Der EffIcc $40,
Nutloiun. (2D6-D
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seine Qrofc WctiommIunQo Ndnmc. 0nt bcr.
ttltrt mo out belcudtct. SiuquuQ Onu FGItis
more Strubc iplunbI, mic bon san StrdGc. 5rci
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irgerh cilt SinmCr mictbcn. Scrucr mCroCt
RuntCtic ilhcrupnmcn. giudjufruQeu IN vi. <,
Rpro.@nns Strnkc, uocr Hr. i2i, ct Baltimore.
Gtrdkr. tECpi2g. 2Iilcl
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Rr. 2t8, glubs, ndbe SotpnroaStrGbe
Ror8iglitbe 8eiue, Sptriiuoien u. nntons
giearreH. @eftes 9tcr am 8apt, 2unfh
iiir 6ef6nftslente bon it.30 BORN. bis
2 lIbr Rnthmitiags 1elepboH e. 4 y.
Ipt. Yernon 300s-N. (U'dr32)
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Gorbcfts@ie Der Rolp. unb Sorrett'Strube.
SunpiGunrtier oes S%eiunguereius sWitlos
ote". Sin9Itunoeu ieoer SonneritdssIbeKo.
RerinmmlunG,u oes n9cr.enrLn l Dlebaer.
BersInb" ie6eu 2. ituo 1. 9tenft1g i'm Mo-
moi. 5eIepboH Wt. gtrnon 26s6 y.
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Sshn u. ntttsr,s .eeIambte.tane.

Yr. 1922, NfisFrnif' sIrnRt.
~SeNens8 armTtdoter aSereiH- etrInrmelt
Itt f.beu triten Sienitls i'm Ulonat In
Der Sane. Sane ffr Beretue une Sst'
Iibieiten Al bermietbeH.
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ebrtuo's Canton qirOertruuS.ean,.

3. Ctr. II. 5nlt'gloe., Guut1u,
Sunpt ntnrt,tr 6cs Canton ltcoerfrnlB 49,
Giraftulhe iceen Tonne,itng Hhero. -
3nncilsECrctn pCrfdmneIt lid ieoen Gt'n'
finp Nbcuh. yiniipHui NiCr ON SupI.-
9bciupenfe IcIcp6uu; gBrlie 1853 3
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Sin aut ~pcICGcncr gcarubnibpIup auf ocr
rYultimorcr OcincterD." 9tibcrc Nuaflin't iibcr
gir6elnbcilcn crthciIt 2. Sinlrn 5rcaenns, Mt.
100, Sppiiue Ylncc. (293-3O6)
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UT. il04. 8Drb'NenirnI'hOemt
Der -gorooh Smmsrirdbrenoe couesrttK
bon baltimore" h1riamu,eit Ht bier
ieotn WoniGa - Wecrar rrebm \ Gone
9ier an Sdpt. nIn oeuif6er art otrsfi
BON Sub.
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4, ". bale

P~orbuh'&de Bougbs uuo 9nrOline'St-nse.
Sanptonartier oes nRaperrsWldnnerGcrs-.
RI .rGdc Gougbs unb GIroliteitr. Ber'
Understanding iehen SoiInerttoa nbeno,
9ieIir Wti9lteoer ptutomnIen. Sor3flqs
lidcs Bier Der Acknowledgement i'm Sdp'
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Nr. I 20 bis ff22, SnrIcrb. ncemie.
Sauptunnrtier hes .9baIla' Dlinrerbprs-.
Saue uno 6ommergarten biuiq Al oer'
m,e.ben. @uter BIde fit M~uiternrOtten.
5einiie 8eirdnte. SrsisSool. 6. 4 o..
felerbon - Mt. EeritDu $3.50 y
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Su %Ocrfnnfcn.


Sin @rocerp sgdocn nit Gouutb. @turihtunI
uuo 2NobubHus, ctt outer Rlut fIr hcn rcdDtct
Niurn. Nud5uiruNcu IN Der ciiire ors oHurrr'
ippnocnteu." t20I-3O3l
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q. spabns Hcnaurnut.

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GcriammIunaSloinl oes osIntonin : Com
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1903, ,. II. y" ulo aTIilrIit5 lir. -.
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then. GCiui;r fielr 90rit mn auhPre
@ctriuIc. IcIcpbuH: g. X =. gGplic G99 r.
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Ut. 135, Sdrrifons. n0bc 0eginuionsefr.,
1eD. 1iintbet. IT,. T-du COS Eter. Rar'
HIer gunft bun ~ his / llbr Ta6mtt'
TAGS. g0c beutf&eH 9'diev fRo Slm a.
inCbe elu1tlaosu.
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2115 Gnluettpn' Hpuo, Hags 6reOertd.Aue.
Sic btilCt ACiIle i'm @eficuo. Wiabl'
8eticH 5u ic0er 3eit Seihdit5liTib cine
SpeBi1lttnt. - saupiGuartier ot} Gar
rolinn Irheiitrs WiuHuerGors".
QlprtI20.1O
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Gin ocntihcr Barber, ocr nod MIDI 0clauiig
Gnpliib lprchcl funu iudDt ACfhdiiiuunu.
Itun uorclitrc: uM. Z. 22," ,0urrcipunOcui'
Siiicc. t2Q7l
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lhcl; %crluuOt nou Ocu GlcOotoren
I5l Nuldcl; C]Icuutorcu Norratb
2tS,GO2 @uihcI. Ncrtdulc: $1,000
NuihcI &nbr Ut 5tIL 10000 Nmuuor
SIT 50HI, 2OOOO6cbruor III 30, 10000
Gcbruor 1T 5OlS, 10000 &anlror ST
$685., 10000 ,\uhr nj Jl@u.
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Cine C%riuhrCuC ocuiicbc Srdu iutt StCIC ans
Nadhit. 9iuh}uirGqc1 in Nr, t00!, Enitcrns
Husuuc, GinAunR BON Gohruu Nucn. ESQ
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ehmlhta .mifentrnn..Nnn,."

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frnuSs0 aniennercius, Canton Snlmcrlp.
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rScfpcr. GoHiInre SIT. as. \. 6. 81 Sri
foes Bier Au iFncr 3ett. Iclcpbcu: Y.
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Ncm Orleans %. Git. -
Ger oiii5icllc @erif)t iJoer aas Wroi
iircn 0ca gcIbcn 6lcbcr@ m lIcm Or.
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Qicbt Iolgcnoca: Ncuc vr.r1anm0cl
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bis 0otltm 1850, (o02s'oI, tcmt.
@riummt5obl Scr Go0e@'a,t bis "a
tum 1870, ncuc Scrdvuoero1 tciuc.
3ohl Der ultcr 9cbonouml "it,lru0cn
Noticntcn SO, 3obl Ser al,s Der Wc.
b~ouohln1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2SG7.
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Gin liuohCn iir Nul,surbcit in ciHcr fCilcIl
Tumtlic; outer Gubu. ltutSufruqcIt IN Nr.
22t3, 6ulup.A ucuuc. l29D
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nn niihp' Sarlebct AMI SaIdre, W6beln mo
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Sorn. tnta' SifaRe, /. 6llr, ldunorD Wuiloiu1.
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Hcriauat

Gin Wdobcn iir ole ulaCmctue 0uuauruclt
fem lSuidcn uno Nlipcln. ilctnc Sdmllic. ~
erfruNcn in 9ir. 1928, &cit Baltimore StruIc.
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p 3nbr i'm Yun6c. MldnU 30 Anbrc al. irdr bi0
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Ncntigc SdluBrotc:
YGrie

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Sin Scutihcr il 9uicr opu y [ubrcu fubt
Gciddlttpuup lruCnh mclhcr 9trt ltud{uira
acn in Nr. tl?3, Sccntur StruEc, Suenit'F uInt.
eco
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qcntihca Mrpeits .Nntlpelinnos. Whrcnn,

Icutidlca MrbeitS Nndupciinn0s lWitrc0n,
Htr. 2l9. Silo Sburp StrGBc, uuicr Der Nlfitdt
bCutidc @nuonCriCr. @rbeiter lno Sienitboicn
81 bcihuitlQCn piiuidcIl. lpuucn iih pcrflnIih
chet in irGHfirtCn Nrlcfcn an ben HpCntGn hcr
C5eicIidatt Subnnn Z. WicDcr, Gr. 2t9, Sin.
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e~lustuntt cribeilcn miro. Sprcbituuocu non 1
biz , llhr, CSuU2S1O
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@crlnnst: Srancn unb NGbden.


Gine ao6in cutter Nluifc in eincr feiucu
TumlIic; l|tbCrulcr pubu; quite Nctlldtb; fem
Enihcn oocr PilNclr; Niclcrcn5cn ertoyNcrIlW
pilates. cor -
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SHIRT IN COLD STORAGE,
Family Thought 1t Shank Of venison
However.

Burlington, Noy. Ia prominent
Burlington business man left this city
last week for a trip through the state,
and upon departing remarked to his
family that he would probably send
some venison home before his return.
When a few days had passed, an ex-
press package came TO the family, who
supposed 1t to be the coveted venison
and the package was promptly put in
cold storage.
Meanwhile the head Of the house
made his tour of the state and as he
forgot his night shirt in one Of the
towns visited he telephoned to the hotel
where he left it, giving directions To
have the shirt expressed to Burlington.
This was accordingly DONE Upon his
return home the family greeting was
warm and of the heartiest, and it was
explained that the vcnison had been
kept for the Homecoming feast. The
remark was not fully eomprehended, but
matters were cleared up somewhat when
the parcel in the refrigerator was nm
done and the venison 50 iealously guard
ed was found to be none other than the
forgotten night shirt, which had been
kept in cold storage for three days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-01
Swiss Change National Hymn.

Ii is not often that nation changes
its national hymn. The Swiss have,
however, formally announced their in
tention of so doing and of adopting the
less well known Swiss Psalm, or Can
tique Suisse instead OF the hitherto
universally sung 20 Monts Independ-
ants"
The reason of this change is that
the latter has always been rendered
to Carey's melody Of God Save the
King" which Ii identical also with
the German Hell Dir i'm Siegerlsranz, \
and the Switzers are beginning to find
this sameness too confusing. Hencefor-
word, therefore, they will change their
tune to one which shall be their only,
and, indeed, the melody accompanying
the words, "Sur nos monts quand le
solell," etc, Of the ACantique Suisse"
is, If anything, more inspiring than the
old one.
1t is also BY true son Of the Alps,
one Zwyssig, 70 whom a monument was
erected on the Lake of the -Four Can
tons" a few years ago. That the "late"
national anthem can have had but a
small hold on the peoples affections Is
proved by the way the new" one il
readily accepted on all sides From Rey-
nold's Newspaper.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-11-01
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