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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28

exercises will he: music by tbs band /:
prayer. Rev Geo. f. Lake; reading, Mrs.
II. r. Bryants dirge b. the band; ad-
dress. The Rev. T. y. Moody; reading,
Mrs. !. L. Welcome; hymn and doxology
by the choir ana congregation led BY the
band; and the exercises Of the day viii
close with toe henedlction
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28

Baaa and Montpelier each increases
its influence I'M the Republican state
convention hs one vote because q he
growth IN the Republican vote, while
Rutland drops three delegates
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28

The teachers and scholars aie % the
Iast ana hardest round oii The whole
EAR ilse time Mhen the outdoors call
IS the strongest.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
Limitations.

Who first called . woman "a eat"
Was neither observing nor niee;
There's very wide difference, I'm sure,
IN The sicws thai they bold about
mice.
OF course. both are purriDq and soft;
And alike they. viii scratch yon, but
still
"A woman rant ran up tree.
Nor a cat up a miliiper's bill
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28

Fortunately the veterans have another
Try with the seathef ou "Wednesday
ID make up for the failure of yester-
day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28
Last Summers Suit

Hard luck | found dollar biii
In my last summers silt.
For JOY vent and blew Il 1T,
With several more 20 boot.
Catholic STANDARD.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28

IF Alfonso and Era escape a wedding
present III TIE shape of 4 bomb tins
week, tliey may consider their honey
moon well started.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28

There viii lie some interesting DEL
selopmcnss Ii Burlington on june q.
Reason il ii the Democratic state eon-
sention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28

Only Two weeks left before the can
Gus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-05-28

There lives ID some oatlandish place
Il SADLY tliSp1ltaiians raee
Theirs is 4 very curious case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
improved service.

We've new Ready-to-wear Suit, Coat and
Skirt Department. Everything new, except the
location.
The new chief comes from one OF the oldest and
most progressive OF frst-cass houses in the east.
A new tailor for the alterations comes from
New York's ;nost exclusive ready -to-wear estab-
lishment.
New goods are here from the most reliable
makers in erca-seected with discrimination.
Variety is greater than ever-values as they have
been - unequaled by any
Here you will find the very newest and most
exclusive models of every modish fabric, and at
the very lowest prices consistent with satisfactory
service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04

Outer dress was never so pretty, so elaborate
or so quaint. Designers have never presented so
many charming and really stunning examples of
their conceptions. Our displays are representa-
tive of the elaborate as well as the simplest
practical ideas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Confined and exclusive modes.

It has been pleasure to present styles OF
be had of In these white leads, al
though of the attractive delicate shades and
colors among which might BIT mentioned the gray jasper
rose, light blue and pink
this class will be found excellent variety of tailor
made silk waists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04

Never before has Dame Fashion stamped her
approval on such wide range of styles and fab
rics-such fascinating styles, Foremost is the
Elton i'll a multitude of different efects-then the
more severe looking REFER, and then the jaunty
PONY and Princess Suits for women who like the
extreme in fashions.
The fabrics were never more beautful-hand-
some imported voiles in plain black and colors-
lightweight Panamas in every conceivable shade
exquisite wor steds in the soft grays and nvis-
ible plaid effects-and the staple broadcloths
in the most approved colorings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Prices range SIS to SIS.
Separate skirts.

Many novelties are displayed They include
imported wolfe skirts in the latest models unined
or with silk drop; handsome chiffon Panamas and
serges in the best shades and styles; also COM
plete assortment of skirts in all the new gray
shades
We specialize in extra SIZE skirts. Women
with waist measure up to SO inches can be fitted
with little or no alteration.
A varied assortment of White Wool Skirts in
fifteen choice styles of the season. Materials are
serge Panama, wolfe and molair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04


med with long willow plume that caught place with opaesent
bead buckle is quite novelty.
VICTORIANhaped Hat OF horshair tipped with caiche OF
black hree-quarter plumes is a French innovation.
LOUIS XIV Turban of heiotrope maine trimmed with
treequarter shows the style pictured in quaint old paintings
VICTORIAN Derby Sailor of black adorned with wloWy
feathers of ciel blue. A regular derby shape
PICTURE Hat that tips from back to front banked in the
real bm and large feather that lays
graceful around the with American beauty roses
brought through the
THE DUCHESS of Devonshire Hat like that pictured by Sir
Gansborough This of leghorn and has trimming
cach black tips finished in back with loops of black velvet ribbon
VERY stylish French SailorFIa is white chip trimmed with
ae ribbon long rose-cooed pumes that
held in place with bead buckle shaded to match.
SHORT FRENCH Derby of handmade Irish lace and made
charmng quaint with long 3on wowy plume This from Suzanne
Blum.
THE GARDEN HAT shades of deserves special
abloom enwined blossoms of honeysucks
and small June full bow containing yards
of aile ribbon gives stunning effect in back.
MANY WOMEN admired the cute hat by Mud Adams this
Peter Pam This led French maker bringing
style that called the Peter Pan Tuban 1t made OF black hand
hoear finished the side with large black quilts
held in place with handsome gilt buckle
REAL dssy tall girl in Gainsborough effect with
flat bn entirely of fine Chany lace, with exquisite long
pumes with backward sweep and banked in back with mane
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
The opening
ispIay of
More than 100 French hats will be shown.

T1erben two h
ohe European
osWhode Ind xc d
Snlotim
the hat within ~ a
Below give unta few of econsder
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Our Alteration Dept.
Under new MANAGEMENT.

This department has recently been reorgan-
led and we have placed in charge the best tailor
we could find in New York. He is fully capable
of experimenting this department with entire sat-
isfaction to our customers, and is assisted by
competent corps of ta;ors and dressmakcrs.
We promise great things for head tailor,
and women unable to secure ready-to-wear APP
parel without alteration will find his services of
utmost Importance.
Every garment will fit perfectly before it leaves
us. Less time than ever before is required for
alterations under the new conditions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04

ANOTHER Black Gainsborough Hat is of horseha
draped with webke white plateau, caught here and the
with black applique medalons. Long white pumes al
maine banked up in the back of this hat give it mo
distinguished appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Prices range Sl4.75 to Sll5
Summer gowns
and costumes.

Never before have summer dresses been so de-
lightfully fresh and enhancing. Soft taffetas in
beautiful colors delicate lace over colored silk;
dainty point desprit and organizes with hand
some lace trimmings, and variety of linen and
other wash fabrics are generally used
One of the dantiest conceits is handsome fig
ured silk organdie in effective floral patterns,
deliberately trimmed in lace, and with sunshade
of same material
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Wash waists.

Lingerie effects in evidence These clevery
designed of fine nus Persian lawns French Swiss
and organdie deliberately trimmed with exquisite German VAL
Italian and beautiful imported embroderies exceed
ingy rich designs Short sleeve models favored largely
those fancy waists with deep lace trimmed cuffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Dress waists

Of rich soft silks plain and embroidered beautiful laces
delicate crepe chine and finest chiffon taeta silk fashioned
by the expert workers after original designs and copied
from exclusive French models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Prices range SIS to S29.75.
The new coats.

For short jacket coats covert still regns SUI
preme and little the wonder. No cloth is as prac-
teal and serviceable We are now showing all
the best shades in the newest models. We have
also varied line of black broadcloth and cheviot
jackets in up-to-date styles.
The newest coat is the three-quarter length,
made of fine French flannel and other lightweight
fabrics, in nobby stripes and check patterns.
We make speciality of coats for short-waist-
ed cut in odd sizes and in lines particular
ly adapted to the short, stout woman.
Prices range S6.75 to $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-04
Waists we're never quite SO
dainty and charming.

The models far attractive and pretty than
The displays indicate what great extent designers
have succeeded in bringing decidedly features in the
practical as we'll the elaborate styles.
Especial directed to the following styles, to
which and attention has been given
in the selection Every detail in material workmanship fit and
finish has been closely looked into We the waists
with unbounded confidence in their merits:
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

and one for my brother Weltop. and a little tool chest and wind mill and some candy and nuts.
 Maurice Renner. Dear santa claws: want doll and doll buggy and pleas bring me some candy and bring me some nuts and bead and some toys So good by
 Vera Phillips. Ninita, Okla. Dear Santa Claus: Pleas make your tracks in our chim- ney this Christmas for us.
 Paul and SilaS Phillips. Ninlta, Okla, brown street house No. 79.-Santa claus: Iwant an ap- pie and orange and some candy.
 Pearl Phillips. Dear Santa: 1 am d little girl , years old 1 want d new dress and little dog that l can pull and an orange d 1oll aud some candy and nuts. Your girl
 Cricket FausSet.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

bring me SIX bananas for ant Josie likes themto So Santa won't be greedy If you will bring all this | will write more next Xmas
 from Josie Slight. Dear Santa l am little girl five years old and | want new dress and a rlhg and some candy and an orange and banana and cec0nut and nuts of all kinds. this is all
 Letta Fdusset. Dear old Santa Claus Will you please bring me a ring and Xmas book and orange and banana and candy and nuts and album and please bring my little brother d little rock horse and some candy and orange and banana and little wagon.
 from Mamie and dick fausset. Kendall Mont Dec 06 Dear Santa am little girl Eight years old Sept the r l will tell you what I want 1 want doll and doll Jacket Hood X Bootees for my doll have little sister she was 1 years old the 24th of last June She Wants nice doll and a little stove if you havn't enough toys to go around just bring eac3 If us new doll and we will be Happy your little friends
 Gladys X Hazle Wright good By. Goshen, Ark Dear Santa Claus: We thought we write and tell you what we would have you bring us. We'll we will take sled gun and any thing else you can spare.
 Charlie and Wade Hayes Elm Springs, Ark Dear Old Santa: For fear you forget us 1 will write you and tell you what we want. Pleas bring Baby Carrie nice rattler and a rubber doll Little Brother Vey wants pair of gloves and candy, nuts and oranges. Reed wants train and good knife with chain on it. Bring Nolan something nice and 1 want little trunk, toy piano, candy, nuts and bananas. Your Friend,
 Dollie Webster. My Dear santa claws: l want doll and doll buggie and pleas bring me some candy and nuts. So good by
 Irma Phillips Dear Old Santa Claus. Please send me rocking horse and a drum for me
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

and drum and horn and noaS ark and some candy that is all he will be years old Christmas l am II years old.
 From Florence and Otis K. Wilson. Lowell Ark. Dear Santa. want a doll little rocking chair pretty book some candy oranges and chew ing gum.
 Your little girl
 Patty Gowan. Dece 1906. Dear old Santa claus. pleas bring me album and some oranges and candy. pleas bring my httle sister Elsie little doll that goes to sleep and little broom and little Iron and some candy and some oranges. please Santa bring my little brother johnny frinch harp and some candy ard some oranges We'll Santa that is all for this time from Ola and Elsie and johnnie Stobaugh.
 Dear old Santa please Bring me magic lantern and paire of skates and nuts and candy just to suit my tast. don't forget me Santa.
 from Elmer Slight to Santa. Dec. IS l906 Dear Santa: As Xmas is all most here. l thought l would tell you what 1 want. We'll Santy would like to have nice Doll Bugy, for I've got pretty Doll to ride m it. Now please send it to me for l will be disappointed if it don't come. By By I'll ever be your Ruth Ritter.
 Dear Santa am little girl seven years old. I want new dress and a ring and some candy and nuts of all kinds. Your little girl
 Ella FausSet. Dear old Santa lam little girl nine years old and live in the west part of town now dear Santa this is the first letter to you and l will tell you what 1 want I want story book and doll buggy and gold ring don't bring any doll 1 have one bring me a nice cup and saucer and plenty Of nuts and candy and oranged Santa
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21
Letters to Santa Claus

Dear Old Santa :-I want doll that goes to sleep, a doll buggy, little pair of scisors and some candy Now Santa please don't forget me.
 Your little friend
 Ruth Farley. Dec. 15 1906 Dear Santa Claus. Pleas bring me Air gun, Tool Chest, Nittle Wagon and Little Looking glass. will close
 From your little friend
 Emery Henson. Dec. II, 1906. Dear Santa Clause. T well try and write to you and tell you what l want you to bring me. 1 want nice rocking char and some of your good candy. I am a little girl seven years old. live with my Grand Pa and Grandma Pierce. I live one mile west of town. So you can hnd me. good by old santa for this time. your friend.
 Hazel Lucille Brown Dear old Santa clause Please bring me stove and trunk tea set and story book and some candy and some nuts and doll If you have any left for l only IA doll Good by
 Your Friend
 Kathleen Hewitt. Dear old Santa Claus. Please bring me big doll that goes to sleep and also an orange and some candy and bring my little sister Minnie rattler and some candy am a little girl five years good by santa claus
 Dora Buckley. Lowell .ark.-Dear Santa Claus; wish you would bring me pencil box a story book and harp some candy and nuts.
 Your little boy
 Shorty Cowan. Dear old Santa Clause I thought I would write to you and tell you what I want for Christmas I want some candy and some peanuts and doll bugy and doll and some bannas And please send my little brother gun
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21
Try 1t Once.

There is more actual misery and less real danger in d case of itching, skIn disease than any other ailment Hunts cure is manufactured especial ly for these cases. It relieves instant guaranteed.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21
Don't It Jar You7

To have cough that you cant leave oif-even when you go to bed? Put it away for good by the use of Simmon's cough syrup. It heals in- tlamation of the throat and lungs gives you rest and peaceful sleep.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21
Acusrsntsed Cure for Piles

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruding Piles. Druggists are authorized to re- fund the money if PAZO ONT MENT fails to cure Tn 6 to IL days. soc. -l2jan-lYr.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

This is the season of the year when we get the most pleasure out of next summers vacation.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

Your stomach churns and dIgests the food you eat and if foul. or torpid, or out of order, your whole Syste m sui. fers from blood poison. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea keeps you we'll B cents, Tea or Tablets
 Nelson X Searcy
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

The office that has to seek man is usually very inSignl ticant one.
The Springdale news., 1906-12-21

"Popular songs" are SC. dom lasting.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

Or las.
Hie i'm 2eben mar tn peniser gum
Sprinsen dufgelegt gepefen, unb bod
bur9sudte es mid beim eriten Wprt.
Der @ffe!" bdtte i9 beina6e laut
gerufen, benin er mar es = es mar
augenf9einli9 Der &affeefled auf
Settle 1876. Die 4ufgabs brebte fi4
eerabe INN bas, mas i9 in Der
Ra4t nit 10 GROCER gnergie ftuoirt
bate.
1nb i9 ma6te mid burtig ans
S9rei6en. Nd9 elmer fursen, aber
iiberleaenen ginleituna bra6te i6 bds
tppbltlingenbe: .Man fOnnte bier
allerbings permeinen" an" unb oann
elite i9 iiber bic linfe Settle bin,
bur6flog nit ungef9pG9ter &raft
bic re9te, i9 errsi9te ben 4ffen, iags
te an INN ppr6ei, fling on, berum5uz
tappen unb bann tonnte i9 ni9t
elm Wprt me6r.
Sd fiblte, bub etpas feblte; aber
i9 fpubte, aues Spetuliren fOnnte
mir ni9ts niiben. Wus man ni4t
fann, bas fann man ni9t. Ilfo
puntt barunter unb fort! unb buz
nit ging i9, lange ebe einer bon
ben anoern audi nur 6alb fertig
mar.
Gr lit a6geitiegeH, bu9ten meins
2eibensgefGbrten, pber audi: er 1T
por6eigeIprungsn! = benn es mar
cine idpere Qufgabe. =
rSieb' NAL an" iagte Der Qbpos
fat, pd6renD er lag. nOu tannIt
mebr, ais i9 ba9te! Oas lit ia Der
rein( S9peigaaro. Su bait ben
lebten 9untt ausgelaFen, uber bu8
ma4t ni9ts peiter, man iiebt, bab
gu in bieien Sa9en gu 9auie Bit.
4ber parum bdtteIt Su ba geItern
70 iGmmerli9e Qnsit Dor Dem pros
5eb?"
sd fonnte ni9ts".
Gr la9te. v6aft Ou ettpu bieie
Hu3t ben sun8en Pro5eB selernta"
rSa!"
r9at Dir iemanb sebolfen?"
vSu!"
rOds muB ia elm berteufelter Re-
petent iein, Der in elmer Na3t 10
biel Sus in Seinen S9Gbel triegt.
Sdrf i9 fragen, mas fir elm 3aubs<
rer es fpdr?"
nGin Nffe!" erpiberte i9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18
Ter @intcrro6.
(gine MISUNDERSTANDING etuSie.)

(gine misunderstanding Gtubie.)
Ser Winterrpd errei9t cine 2dnge
BON 110-120 Gentimeter, bat cine
I4On gefiitterte 8ruit, fur5en, oft
iammetartigen gals unb ldnge 8ors
berarme. Gr lit man9maI slatt,
mdn9mal bebdart unb ipielt ale
5arben. Dim ielteniten lit Der tpeibe,
Der beqrotbe, Der rOisnfarbsne unO
Der li9tgriine. gr beiibt As Sa=
f@sn. Ser Winterrud lit iebr se>
lebrig; am let9teften lernt er bas
S9ieben. Seine 9eimatb 1T Der
Norben. Sn 9rie9enlanb, Siib>Stuz
lien, &egppten unb Gentrulzafrita
finbet er fi4 boot felten. Ssin
grObter Seinb lit Der mad linn be-
nannte Marber, ben man in ben ielz
tenften SGlen ertpif9t.
gu ben merfpiirbigIten gigen>
f9aften bss Winterrpds gebDrt Der
Spmmeri9luf. Wenn ndmli9 bic
tpGrmere Sabrss5eit nabt, roat er fid
oft in @eieni9aft bon bunberten ieis
nesglei9en, nit elmer Summer beriez
ben, in !9D6len Suiammen unb riibri
Ii9 ni9t, big i'm elm fulter Norbs
fpinb aus ieinem S9lufe %riittelt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

Cine Stunbe ipGter eilten piele
Sdritte bur9 bic unbeimli9e Salle.
Wie elm Srriinnieer mar @rnit
ROrben mad benz 9%errenbaufe bon
9rpB<9ertorf seftiirat uno bate Die
S4redenstunoe gemeloet. Hun itanz
ben lie ale lumber unb blidten ent=
iest auf Die 2ei9e.
Wortlos, ftarr, graupeiB i'm Sc
ii9t ftanb Hprben babel unb blieb Der
2ei9e CUR Seite, Biz man iie. ra9=
benz bic 9eri9tstomifiion ba sepsfen,
fortbra9te. Damn f9ritt er neben
Der 8abre climber.
SIN Sauie bss alien 9errn bon
9eiben bsrridtc elm @ufrubr ionbsr=
glei9en. Sur Der Spbn bes 9auies
i9ien nidt Defenders erf9iittert bon
benz furdtbdren 8orfau.
yGs mar INNER elm unbeimliGes
6aus", iagte er. nSrGulein @ertrub
bate nidt bortbin seben follen."
@rnft fab ibn BORN urfspou an.
ySft bas 4Ies, mas bu au 1asen
peibt9" fubr er auf. rSrdst bu es
@ertrub mod INNER na9, bab iie bon
beiner 8~etperbung ni4ts pifsn
ponte2"
6srbinanb bon 9eiben audte mit=
leibis lG9elnb bic @9ieln. Ood mod
lange persaB grnit ni9t ben 8lib
beritedtsn Sriumpbes, Der babel aus
feinen Musen brad.
sd perbe ben M0rber finben!~
'idnur fid grnt Horben in ienen
9asen un5dblisemal. $50 pabr i9
lebe = id perbe ibn finben! Oas aI<
lein ion nod Der Snhult meines 2e-
bens iein!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

Ser 5err profeHOr iiBt an feinsm
S9reibtif4. Der Oinee 6arrenb bic
ba fommen folen. 9a tritt bic Wars
iefrau in bic offene Sbiir unb bilt
ibm ben Heuseborenen entsesen.
profeHpr: Sci mir BON 9eraen se>
ariibt, Su iinsiter Sprpb meines
!9aufes! Seeen fei Dir unb Seil!"
,Darten sic mod cen Soeenblid, "
ruff bic Wartefrau unterbrsGenb,
mir fin nod nidt ale auiamm', =
es fpmmt nod Gener!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18
SUE Gefunobeit.

Sin 9enbarm perfolgt einen @asa=
bunben unb bolt i'm i4lieBli9 feu>
9enb elm.
r5olgen Sie mir gum @mtsburs
ite6er!"
r@esbalb benin? = Meine Papisrs
finb bod gang in Srbnung9"
r49 mas, Sic baben bod gar feline
Paptere!"
r@epib; bier limb iie!!"
vSa, pesbalb laufen sic benin fo9"
sd babe &arlsbuber Wafer ges
trunfen, unb ba 9at mir Der Softor
2aufen p~erprbnet!l"
vSie haben aber bod aber geIeben.
bab i9 btnter S6nen berrenne!"
sd babe eemeint, 9err @enbdrm,
sic bdtten audi &arlseuber Wafer
eetrunfen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

profeHor 4ftus reift i'm Sdnel5us
nod Miinden. I'm bic Mittags5eit
ruff Der Sdcffner: ~Gser! breibis
Minuten!"
Der profefor: rSie betonst ba
nit sroBem patbos cine relatip llner>
bebli9e Sbatfade. Sb mir bier breis
big Minuten Iufentbalt baben, 1T
fir bic Welt i'm aagemeinen tpis fir
Gser i'm befonberen gang nebeniG9s
lia. Dagesen bGtten sic b~erporbebsn
miifen, baB in bieier Station WaIens
fein am 25. Jebruar 1884 ermorbet
iporben it'll"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18

Sntoum glaubIi9erM mel
fe bat ii4 Die Wittpe zines @aftpirtbs
in Wif BEL &iel UNI $1,000 Wart tes
triisen lafen. Our9 8ermittelun5
zines @genten faufte fe einen Sud
nit 9~olbItaub, Der aus einem ruff
f9en 8ersperf itammen unb inFpiee
Der Wirren in 8ubIanb fir Den orits
ten Sbeil ieines Wertbes gu baben iein
fonte. Ser Sad nit Dem tpertbpc[e 2
Metan traf audi elm, es Seigte iih ober,
0ab es sun5 sefpDbnli9e MeifinefpGne
tparen. RaGoem Der Sdninbel oufs
seoedt mar. purbe Mnseiss segen o.n
Qgenten eritdttet unb es gelans ser
Rriminalpoli5ei. ibn gu ermitteln uno
gu rerbaften.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-18
SaS Si8naIement.

rOu bin i4 sufammensefabren i'm
Coupe nit IN 9erren, er fagt, Sic
fennen ibn. gr beiBt 2Dp."
r2Dp beibt erg Sd slaub'. i9
fenn' tein' GERM NIT Raulen Com.
Mie fiebt er benin ausg"
rNuf benz re9ten 8ein labmt er,
unb auf benz limten Dug Is er blinb."
.Was fir 9aar bct ergA
r@ar ia 5aar bat er. limb 3Gbn'
aud nif4t. BLOB e paar srobe War<
gen bat er unb { babe glaf' is meg"
.Mh, iebt peib i9 = Sic meinen
ZEN i9Dnen 2Op, ben Tenn id!"
= 2ogif& d. ~...@ie slauben es
tpobl ni4t: Shr alter Ontel NOR Bel
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