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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
A NEED IN MONTPELIER.

That Montpelier should have gotten
along for ten or dozen years without
permanent home for its municipal af-
fairs i not a strong argument against a
city hall, as is now agitated. The Times
may be pardoned the suggestion that
the city of Montpelier has arrived at
the age and dignity where the city
needs separate building for the hous-
ing of its municipal officers. The pres
ent makeshift of an office here and an
office there and possibly no office at
all does not comport with the impoc-
lance of the capita, city Of the state.
Ii one were TO look for the city Judge
(and may we avoid him!) he would
20 in one direction. Ii it were the
genial CITY clerk and treasurer that was
sought, then the seeker would 90 in
another direction. If, perhaps, he was
after some OF the other officers, he
would wander the streets until happy
chance threw the officials in his way
This sort of thing may be inexpensive,
bat it is demoralizing to the dignity of
any community, and for Montp'aier it
il particularly SO. As the capital city
Of Vermont, Montpelier is looked to for
progressiveness and for leadership. So
the present agitation, which is not new
by any means, looking to the proper
housing of the municipal government,
is viewed with favor outside, as it
undoubtedly is inside of Montpelier.
That city should vote next Tuesday to
take some proper steps toward remedy.
ing the defect. The necessity seems to
be recognized.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
AN UNUSUAL STATE or AFFAIRS

AN LNI60AL GIAlE vi Art Alhio.
The settlement Of three.y years con-
tract between the local electric railroad
and its employees, which was effected
Wednesday night of this week, afforded
D feature that was rather unusual in
the field Of labor matters. 1t was that
in spite Of the fact that the old agree
ment expired on January 81 there was
no cessation Of work because new
agreement had not been drawn up by
February I. Indeed, as affairs turned
out, whole month passed before the
new agreement was drawn UP and signed
Yet the employees continued at the
motor and the bell-cord, confident IN
the good faith Of the company. Then
when the new agreement was reached
it was dated from the time of the ex.
piration Of the old, although month
had interviewed, and the men received the
benefits OF it from February /. This
would not have been possible in most
affairs Of the sort. There is generally
q distrust and unfortunately too well
founded which forbids reliance of EN-.
ployee on employer and vice versa, when
it comes to a drawing up of new
scale of wages or the settlement Of
dispute. The one looks on the other
with distrust and his every move is
viewed with suspicion, while the other
returns the suspicion with interest. But
in this local matter there seems to have
been an unusual degree Of confidence on
both sides, and at the close Of the con.
ferenecs each commended the other for
its evident willingness to treat the mat.
ter fairly. Both the workmen and the
company are to be eomplimented on the
result of their deliberations.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
CITY ELECTION
Warning.

The legal voters Of the City of Barre,
Vermont, are hereby notified and warned
to meet on Tuesday, March 9th, A. d.,
1906, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, In
their respective wards at the several
voting places hereinafter named, for the
purpose of electiRg a Mayor, City Clerk,
City Treasurer, First and Second Con.
stables, three Directors Of the French
Barre Library and three Auditors, all
of which shall hold Office one year; also
one Assessor to hold office for three
years; also to vote upon the question,
shall licenses be granted for the sale
Of intoxicating liquors Ia this City ~
and for the purpose of electing
In Ward 2-One Alderman for two
years and one School Commissioner Tor
three years.
in Ward 4-on Alderman for two
years and one School Commissioner for
three years.
In Ward Gone Alderman for two
years.
The following are desigated as voting
places, viz:
Ward 1-church Street School Build.
ing
Ward 2--spaulding Graded School
Building.
Ward s-summer Street School Build,
ing
Ward 4--Beclsley Street School Build
ing
Ward 5--Blackwell Street Hose House.
Ward Getty Court Room. City Hall,
Dated at the City of Barre, Vermont,
this 10th day OF February, A. D. 1906.
WILLIAM BARCLAY, Mayor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
KILLED FouR MEN.
Bandits in Finland in a Dramatic In.
eident.

Ilesingfors, Finland, March a.--The
pursuit Of the bandits who last Monday
night entered the Russian State bank
here. killed the guardian and secured
$3s 800, resulted yesterday in another
highly dramatic incident and cost -four
more lives at Tammersfors. where two
OF the fugitives were coFnered. One oil
the bandits got possession Of the town
hall and held 1t for hours, but finally
was subdued by stream OF water di.
rected by the firemen
While CommissaIy Of Police Bamshin
was examining the two eaptiyes, one OF
them grabbed q revolver from the belt
of the chief Of police and with It killed
Balushin. The bandit then dashed up
stairs, where he barricaded himself in
a room commanding the stairs and lobby
and the street outside. There he defed
the police for three hours, meanwhile
haranguing from the window to a crowd
of thousands of persons, many Of whom
were in sympathy with his socialistie
speeches,
Two policemen who tried 10 pick off
the desperate from house opposite,
We're killed by the bandit who was an
excellent marksman After all other
resources had been exhausted the fire
men were called out and poured a flood
Of water into the window Simultanc-
ously picked band of police and fire.
men stormed the stairs. One OF the as
sailing party was killed and nine were
wounded before the bandit who fought
desperately with a big knife, could be
overpowered.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
SOME CORPORATIONS
ARE DELINQUENTS
State Tax Commissioner Says That
They Must Pay Their Taxes
Charters May Become
MN
Null.

! Burlington, March 2.Although a mo-
ties was issued to every corporation in
the state from the office Of ]. E. Cush.
man, state tax commissioner, that unless
taxes were paid by March ! an addi-
tional fee would be charged there are
q great many, the exact number not yet
having been figured, corporations which
have failed TO pay their tax A list OF
these corporations il being prepared and
an effort win be made during the present
month to collect the amount due. #
the taxes are not paid by April 1, the
charter of the delinquent corporation be-
comes null and void, there being no pro-
vision for the payment Of the tax after
that date.
For weeks the force Of clerks at Mr..
Cushman's Office was busy preparing and
sending out blanks containing the list
OF the new law. This involved q great
amount OF work but it was done 50 that
no corporation could plead ignorance.
These notices We're sent out about o
month ago and were delivered in time
so that every corporation could save the
additional fee by paying before March I.
This not only includes corporations
which have organized and are doing bust
ness but also includes those to which
charters have been issued but which
have never organized, The tax for a
corporation with capital stock Of $780,
OF under II $40 year and the additional
fee If the tax was not paid before yes
terday is $3.50. For corporations with
a capital stock OF 100000 or over $780,
600 the tax is SIS with a proportionate
increase ii not paid by March !. The
tax increases in proportion ~ the CAPT
tai stock increases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
A Street Crowd critic.

A man and a dog came out Of 4 store
in ID street. The man held a copper wire
trap with rat in It, and the dog barked
and leaped excitedly as the man waved
the trap teasingly over his head. They
had barely crossed the pavement to the
street when two passers- by stopped To
take look at what they knew was GO
! ing TO happen. Then two others follow
ed suit, and negro who was driving an
empty coal cart reined in his horse and
gutfawed so boisterously at the dogs
antics as TO draw several people from
the opposite side. The man kept on
waving the trap, the dog kept on bark
/ ing and the crowd kept on gathering
until it fairly blocked the street.
On the outer edge of the commotion
two men were overlooking the scene
One had black beard and foreign ac-
cent, and when woman who was max
| ing a short cut to her work had squirm-
ed out Of the mass this Is what she
heard him say;
/ Look at their faces and see for your
self"
Can't say agree with you," objected
the other man, who was plainly local.
you are talking about mobs, but this
Is merely casual crowd Of we'll mean
| ing people"
Exactly. They have probably the
means to crafty the average wants Of
man; can go 10 theatres aud dances,
buy books and take trips and vet ii
gives them pleasure 70 see rat torn
to pieces by dog. Suppose they were
50 isolated and could not get even 50
lawful an amusement as rat batting, and
a cry should 60 up to them; This fell
low is not At to live; let's kill him
what do you suppose this crowd would
dor"
The plainly local man laughed with
the forebearance due TO d stranger with
in the gates and proceeded to move on.
Your shade Of yellow is just shade
too Deep" he chuckled when he had
stopped laughing. This crowds all
right; no harm to kill rat; about the
best use you can put him To; don't know
how il is in your part Of the earth, but
this Ia the good old United States"
Il tell you, my friend, it is not d
question Of my country or yours. II
is the fact OF human nature. Excite
ment is as essential as salt. If 70,
can't get it lawfully as q crowd you will
get il unlawfulIy az a mob. Ii you
doubt me- read DE Maupassant."
The man with the foreign accent was
wrong, OF eourse--oh, Of course. So was
DE Maupassant, but
The woman looked back TO see if she
could study faces with the foreign mans
eyes. The man was holding his trap
50 high that she caught a glimpse OF a
furry scrap; its body stiff; its eyes
glazed with terror Then the man made
motion TO open the door Of the trap.
The dog barSed frautically somebody
called out Sic 'em'-and the woman
hurried Warrington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02

Louis A rockingham, the young man
vino gave up sure thing for an uneer-
tainty when he resigned a. speaker Of
the Massachusetts House Of Representa-
tives to become candidate for mayor
Of Boston, will be provided for ae-
cording to report. AT any rate he has
gene to Panama and il said to be slated
for something. His response to the @eall
to duty" may not have been entirely in
vain, even if it wasn't appreciated by
the voters of Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02

Former Town Treasurer Charles II.
Bigelow of Broolfeld joins those who
have been 'yindieated." BY the way,
there is lot 81 vindication in Vermont
these days, which naturally leads to the
conclusion that somebody is working
overtime IN bringing false accusations.
That's the way il looks on the face
Of the returns, at any rate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
Pittsburg's s4o.ooo.ooo Deal.

pittsburg, Pa, March 2-Pittsburg's
street railways and gas supply have
practically passed from the control Of
the Philadelphia company TO the United
Railways Investment company Of San
Francisco, and deal that involves near.
ly S40,000,00o is about completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
JINGLES AND JESTS.
A Harsh Suggestion.

"Wby couldn't George Washington
tell lie at the cherry treeg" asked the
small boy.
Because" answered his father, who
is rough and ii'reverent man, "he. was
caught with the goods. Washington
Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02

The latest thing is the street car
funeral. That is, the body Of the de-
ceased is placed on street ear and the
mourncrs follow in other ears. Yes, it
was tried in Chicago, that city which is
addicted to fads.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
The Practical Girl.

The girl OF musical bent had elected
to learn the flute.
One day she read that kissing spoiled
the lips for flute playing.
'0n reflection" she said, Il believe
my real taste IS Tor the violin" -Phila.
delphia Ledger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
Made Him Sing.

A LoYeland young man they called Hi
Once filled himself up on prme pie;
It brought him such joy
That he sang ship Alloy"
And Wait Til the Clouds Roll By
Denver Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02

There's nothing made In vain, I'm told
! hear Il with citation.
Yet wonder II that maxim old
Applies to conversation.
Washington Star.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
His E1perlence.

> No rest for the wicked. they say.
That's wrong" the old convict con-
fesxed.
~Now, I've been quite bad in my day
And frequently found there's arrest"
Detroit Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
Financially sneakInn.

Tom Miss EiderlcIgh's money Is her
pnly attraction.
Jack-Well, that should add interest
10 her charms. Chicago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02

Russia y resting quietly now, with
Gully an assassination or so at frequent
intervals. But for Russia it is quiet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
Iudge Parker Speaks in South.

Jackson, Miss, March 2.Judge Al
ton i. Parker has accepted an invita-
ton to address the Mississippi legisla-
ture March "a.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02

And Mr.. Clement did have look at
those vouchers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
BODY ON TRACK.
G. B. Gum of Ilion, New York Found
Dead.

Little Falls, N. Y., March 2.--The
body Of G.. b. Gum, aged 70, retired
gun manufacturer Of lion, was found
on the New York Central tracks near
his home in that village last night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02
MARCH SIXTH

Money deposited in saw
ings account not later than
MARCH 8 will draw in
terest from March /. Isn't
it about time you were
starting that savings ac-
count you have been
thinking about for some
time +? Haven't you wait
ed about long enough ?
Why not call at the Gran
lite Savings Bank and Trust
Company Monday even
ing (open Z to 81 and
make your first depositf
After you " get the habit =
it will be easy for you to
save a little every pay day.
NOW is the best time to
begin. One dollar opens
an account.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-03-02

3i-2 per cent interest on saw
ings. New accounts invited.
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05

Die RofpspaIme erreint
I'm Our9fduitt cine 6Obe bon so SUB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05
Su[an D. 1ntbonps Nadfolatrfn.
Rep. sImna $. Sbaius Stuoien aito sbatis.
feit ais Qreoiaerin uao ~slcritim.

Rep. slnna $. Sbatps Stuoien nno Sbdtfs.
felt ais @reotseriu uno s~iersttn.
&eDerenO @nna s.. Sbatp, auf tpel9e
nu9 Dem @bleben @ufan 9. &ntbpnps
Ser ManteI Der 6ibreri9aft in ser
amerifanii9e 5rduenbetpegung CUR
aagemeinen grlangung bes Stimms
re9ts fir 5rauen gefanen lit, ftebi
f4on felt geraumer 3eit nit i'm @Ors
bersrunbe Der 8~epeguns. @ereits i'm
Sabre 1904 tuurOe ie our prdii6sntin
Der National Qmerican Woman Suff=
rage @fuciation ertpdblt, pGbrenb GU
fan 8. @nt5pnp Gbrenprdfioentin De,
Organization seporOen.
Nnna 8. Sbatp tpdro in @n9lont
seboren nno fam i'm Otter BON flint
Sabren nit i6ren Gltern na9 Mi6i.
gan. 2eiOer CAB es in Ser Ge9ent
feline S9ule, uno 0ds pibbegierigt
&inb muBte bas 2efen aus religi0ien
Wo6eni6riften erlernen, nit Oenen Die
WdnOe bes elterli6en !0auies tapeairi
tporen. 3roB0em mar bas junge Mdo=
den i9on nit Is Sabren in Der Gage,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05
llad) Dem ounklen erotbeil.
Der nene 9outmanoeur Der Sd)ubtruppe fai
Seutfd,=S aowenairifa.

Sberit 8ertbplo b. Oeimlinq, Der
iiinsit ernannte Nu9foleer bes Dor
GINGER 3eit na9 ser 9eimatb suriidge>
tebrten &ommanbeurs Der @59ubtruppe
in Seuti9zS iopeitafrita, @eneralleut=
nants b. Srotba, bat ii9 our9 feline
frubere Sbdtigteit in jener 8oIonie bo>
bes 8eroienft ertporben. Wit Ridfi6t
Oarauf bat man ibm au9 on leitenoer
SteIe fein Nuftreten i'm Geidstage
peraieben, in Dem er als &egierunesz
tommifdr bur9 cine ansu i9neibige
Reoe Dor Sturgeon peientli9 Oasu beis
getragen bat, buB Die Resierunssfproe>
rung fir Die Grri9tung zines ielbft>
itGnbtgen &olonialamtes nit einem
@taatsfefretdr on Der SpiBe abgelebnt
tpuroe.
SsimIins, Der 1853 in karlsruhe
geboren tpar6, frat 1871 als Iban.ae
geur in oas Seer elm. gr beiu9te Die
&riegsataoemie uno tpar in ser soloez
aeit tbeils i'm 9e%neralitabe tbGtis,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05

anbere gu lebren. sic entfultete babel
einen 10 tief religi0ien Sim, unb ibre
~ieltene SGbigfeit, Dor Der SeffentliGteit
gu fpre9en, fanO 10 Sablrei9e 8etpuns
0erer. DAB man ibr cine YreOiger>2iz
Gems fir Den SiTtritt perI9affte. Ginise
Sabre fpGter trat SrGulein Sbatp in
Die tbeologif9e @btbsilung Der 8ofto=
ner llniperittdt Elm, an Der tie 1876
grabuirte. Na9oem tie msbrere prez
OigerGmtsr b%etleioet, itubirte 5rdulein
Sbafp nod MebiSin an ser 9oitoner
uniuerftdt unO ertparb ii9 ben Dot
tortitel. Inter oen Nrmen Bottoms
iu9te uno fan6 lie binrei9eno 9elegsns
beit, lire meotsinii9en &enntniHe gu
bertpertben. Seit mebreren Sabren
lebt &epsrenO Nnnd 8. Sbatp in pbi=
ldSelpbid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05

Der Wessr Benjamin Ristp. 18
Sabre alt, 1929 Wst q. StraBe,
puroe bon ben Beamtsn WiIan
& aoa& abssfaBt. aIs er sinen Der.
iu9 ma9te tn bic Rubbp @strsibs.
banbluns einaubre&en. Rietu tuurbs
nod Drummer Slider abesfhbrt unb
oes einbru&s uno @rObbiebfabIs be.
f9ulbist.
&. U. Reoorab, IL Sabre alt,
776 2et4am Strabe, tuurbe Tienftas
BOZ, benz 8eamtsn Brablep abssfibrt,
neil sr innerbalb Der Staotgren3em
stnen S&ub abfsuerte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05

80 pI1As einem 9afian :
8 10 Il Of n. Der Baron
3iittpib aus Berlin paiiirte in &piel.
preubif4<S 9lefien, NIT feinem @utos
mobil cine Gtrabe. Die einem &irdbOf
entlans fiibrt. plDbli9 rannte Elm
pafant, Der S9lofer Reimann, iiber
Die Strabe. lin linn aus5upeiden,
blieb benz Mutomobinenter ni9ts iibris,
aIs sesen Die Wauer bes JrieSbofes
gu ffeuern. 5ier entitanb eine il Wee
ter srobe grefae. 3eimann puroe
leiSer bod bonn Wasen erfabt unb 10
f@rer beriebt. bab er ftarb. Das Nus
tomobil mar b0nig 5ertriimmert; feline
Snfafen blieben unperlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05

Sas9e9e 9aIeHIoe
6 ie lit MIR fetten Siibnern eiasn
ooer foI9en, Die ui9t geniigeno faIf=
baltiee Nabrune aufnebmsn tDnnen;
aud Observation-Disclosures f0nnen oia
nrIa9e fein. Mun tperfe iolden 9ib>
nerr binrei9enb seriebene Gieri9alen
Dor, sebe ibnen 9eleeenbeit, alien
&altmGrtel mad 8elieben freFsn gu
t0nnen unb fittere otter 9riines.
Der Iuremburgifhe mi
niiter Gpi6en peilte ouf S6lob Soz
Ssnburg Bel SOlS unb tonferirte tpie=
oerbolt nit Gem @roBber5pg @ilbslm.
Das 8efinoen bss @rokbersues 1as
fih i'm 2aufe bes Triibiabrs bebeutenb
aebeFert. Cine lIeberitsbelune mad
2uremburg finoet aber ~poridufis niat
fat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05
9ie Sgeier BEG vSeutIMen-S aaesA

Sie Sitter bes .Senti&en-S cages"
ON 6unntas ben Is. gull I'm @erma'
olts Elm 5reubsnfsf fur ale
Teuti9en Der Stabt unb umgsgeno
fsin. Msr bic beuti9s Spra@e, bsut.
i9e Site anb beutf&e @ebrdl9s auf'
re8t erbaIten min, Der fsiere ben vDeut
i9sn.8ae" nit Grau unb ainbsrr gs.
msinfam nit beuti9en 5reunbsn In
gottss i9bner Natur I'm parfs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05
Sberft Sertholo b. Oeimling.

ibeiIs Sem Srontbienit suec '6eilt. .Sm
Wfat 1904 tam er mad SiiO. Deftafrifa.
Gr fdmpfte bier i'm @usuit 1874 err
folgrei9 eeeen Die 9ererp am alter
berg unb f9lug ben 9ot!sntotteni 1rer
9enbrif Witboi in ben tagelansen uao
berluitreiden &Gmpfen am Muob nm
Die S~abrestpenSe 1904 gu 1905. sSm
Wdra 1905 geIans Seimting Die Ger
fplitterung Der 8anoen Worengas,
pel9er lebtere i'm Mai 1905 iber Die
ensltfde @rense setporfen tpurbs. Snz
folse zines Stur5es nit feinem pferbe
mubte SeimIing na9 Oeutf9lano gu
riidfebren, mo er an Den 8eratbunsen
CUR llmarbeitung oes Greraierresles
ments fir bie Snfanterie\ She'll nabm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05
90 9te af0kte 1ttto baJs

90 9te 9r6bte ttmo tais
enthusiastically bon e@mttt.
bIattttess ,tt0 1ImtsenkAdem
ftat aue treuot8en atno tsat'
rtgem 0ret8mtKe. @tx hub
ieoerSett 8ere berett bet BET
AuSwabt beb&Irt@ 80 1etm.
9extextsantt 0xoS. 60.
241 &taN. 0te. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-05
Fl. sdugerfeft bes NOrbs
6itli6em SdmgerbnnOes.
Spe5ial.G~ orreiponoen5.


0euart, q. g., WOntas. 2. Suli.
2risers NuoitOrium.
9a9ts II ll6r.
6atte Der Wettsrgott ben Sdn9erri
am bOrlsrssbsnbeH absnh ben Spab
ettpas nerborbsn, 10 bat e, ss rei4li9
tuiebsr gut gsma9t. Der Sag mar
seraossu IDEAL une bic 8auisnosn,
mel9s fi4 i'm Olympic parf stnsefun.
ben baiten, senohen In Jolge bshen
aud ben prd9tisen aufsnt6alt i'm
Srsien espaart mil Wuft. Sung unS
Sdngsrluf aus bolfem bergen.
Der grfoIs Der Sdnssrfeftes TIT &c.
f9srt uno guuossprdfoe Carl 2enB
befinb.t Fa in Der ss~bobsnfen Stim-
riung.
ais mir ons Isbte' WaI Dor Is Sab-
rem bas Sdnesrfsf In Nspnrt bata
ten, glaubtsn mir nit IS. 600 geiu9sr
Der Jeff.S taot bic 8rsn3e Der M69li3-
felt srrsidt ;u baben. Nber au9 oas
BADEN mir bersits ibertrofen, benin
ibsr 100. 900 gsiu5sr fnb am bsuti.
gen Gage In Newarf etngstrOfen, cine
8siutsr3abl, tuel6e beifpislOs In ben
g9ronitsn rnisrsr Stabt bafsbt."
Ob bic 3a6Isn, bic bon 5srrn 2snb
angssebsne S6be errsi4en, oaftr mill
len mir isin Wort nebmen, BERN gum
3dblsn tuarsr bic Weni&enmenssn.
tusl9s gum Sdnasrfef gefOmmen wa-
rem, iatiirli9 niat. Msit uirb Ssrr
2snb bon benz S6atbefiano ni9t abge'
piasn fein, benin bic 5sfsStabt es-
pdbrt tpirtli9 ben anblid zines Bic.
MEMORIES uno bic 0erfebrsfacilitdten
sruisisu fi9 als bur9aus ungsntiseno.
Sa Rrueger's auditorium fanb bic
SiBung Der gunoes.S elssaten fatt.
Der Saal ma9te NIT ben mebr als
100 Sdngerfabnsn. pslde bon Der
grifuns bss Balloons auf Die Ser.
iammlunQ nisbsrbingen, einen rs4t
feftli&eu uno impoiantsn @inorud.
SIM Scale bsfanbsn f6 ca. 800 Dele
gaten, wabrsno bic 8unoes.S irsftoren
auf Der gtibns Plas senommen 5attsn.
Der gOrfbsnbe, gunbesprdiosnt
Carl 2ens, sr6fnste bic 0eriammluns
nit elmer turssn g~esrtBungs I'm.
ipra4s, uorin er Der 6ohnuns aus-
brud CAB, oaB bas FL. Sdnserfsf,
tuel&es unter 10 9hnffisen guipieien
bsgonnsn battle. su sinem 9lOrrsi9sn
gnoe our9sefibrt uerben m6se.
Die @Ouiins.@ si9dfts tuurbsn i9nsQ
erlsbist. DDS Wanoat.g omite beri9s
tsts, oaB 147 0ersins psrtrstsn isien.
gs tpuroe banrl bas protofol Der leb.
ten gunbss.3 asjabuns bsrleisn urb
banr CUR grlsoigun9 rleusr 8ei1dfts
gei9rtitsn.
Der 5inana.g sri9t bss S9abmei.
Hers auguf @6rb ergab 5oIgenbes:
ginnabmsn tudbrenb Der lsbtsn brsi-
idbrisen psriOos s2648. %. aussabsn
$1970.51 10 bab In Sdnbsn bss
S@abmsifsrs $677.77 bsrbIsibsn.
5israuf lam bic 2aroinalfrass bes
aansen abenos CUR 0srbanbIuns, idra.
lid. psl4e Staot bas nd&Rs Sdnssr.
fet erbalten folte. Ssrr Sismann
bon 8rOOtlpn fslte untsr alssmsinsm
8sifaa ben antrag. bas nd9ffs Sdn.
gerfef nod Sem Dort 3u uerlsssn.
Ha4oem anbsre Stdote, pis Waibing.
ton, .. g., unb @iltssbarrs, 3d.,
als Jeffabt borgsi9lassn tuarsn,
tuuroe Der antrag 8tsmann's q 10
. or als Gsftaot 3u erbeben, nit
risFssm gnibuiasmus anssnOmmsn.
l1sbsr ben 0erlauf Der gon3erts urb
oas preistngsn beri4te Id bas nd9fs
WaI, ba ss beuts f9un au fpdt unb Id
febr ermiibet bin. A. F..