davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11

In the death Of George Grenvillt
Benedict the state has lost one of hel
foremos, citizens, the city Of Burling
ION one Of its staunehest supporter,
and the newspaper fraternity its hester
and q beacon light. He had served
bis state in her most trying times and
was not only good adviser but also
an interchangeable worker. For Atty
four years he was connected with the
Burlington Free Press, forty years Of
which he was its editor in chief. 1t is
with pleasure that we remember the
only time we met Mr., Benedict and
recall the pleasant words which he
spoke regarding our taking up our
labors in the old home state, prophecy
ing and wishing for the JOURNALS
continued success.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
Manchester. Vi. April 10. 1907


TDsT0R or MAScEEsTrs JorEskLs- -
1saf sir
The question has been a,ked slroagl
year columns Il The Town Of Manehes
,er j. noa going 70 TAKE sdvaniage al
Z ihs Rev las regarding skilled super
visioa o. IL. sehools. Allow me 10 say
that The lAw requires aniou Of Al
least thirty schools. and we hase bat
eleven. The School Directors u MaH'
chester have ,hoBghi ibe experiment
worth trying. and have been billing
and coo.ng" slih the neighborine
towns W ths end for some time.
There are number o. things 70 be-
considered, and think the towns are
sciing wisely in taking the necessary
time for The requisite consideration.
II union il formed i viii not be
effective until after the first Of July,
and m account Of the summer ssos'
iieas i will practically be the FIRST Of
abcf, 80 there seems 10 be plenty
10y ne
Ono obstacle To the proposition
scems to be the expense, This il bas-
Ell pToportiousteIy on the grand lists
u the several towns. and II union
we're formed comprising the towns Of
Dorset. Sunderland. Arlington and
Manchester the cost would be about as
followsi Dorset. $500 Sunderland,
5000; Arlington, 5000; Manchester,
1880; which is somewhat above the
present salaries Of the town superin-
lendents. But il seems 10 NE thai
much more can be accomplished by n
live superintendent who is = skilled
teacher. and who makes the schools
his one thought and entire business,
Than can be done by any local person,
however accomplished, who is hamper
ed by local prejudice. political, re.
ligious, or sectional, 10 which the most
Of our towns are subject. As for the
other expenses each town is left to its
own judgment in these, the same rs
now. While the superintendent can
advise, and il he is a good man will
advise, he cannot compel. He is
simply the servant Of the various
towns. not the lord Of any.
What We want, is the most good 10
the children, for the money expended.
The educators Of the state all believe
that better results can be obtained
from skilled supervision in Vermont,
as this means has been productive OF
good in Massachusetts, and other
states.
Respectfully Yours,
w. b. EDGERToN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
Press dispatches sent out Saturday

Press dispatches sent out Saturday
last read.
Senator Redfeld Proctor has writ.
Ten W Secretary Of State Elihn Roo
calling his attention 10 the action oi
The Quebec authorities 10 licensing
scining in Mississquoi Bay, part Of LAX.
Champlsin. in alleged violation OF 4
promise made last year by Jean Pro
yost, Minister OF Fisheries, In Quebec
II is understood that Secretary Roo
intends " bring ike matter 20 the no
ticc Of the British Ambassador, Mr.
Bryce.
"'Thcre is Mr.. Proctor wrote, 4
United States government, hatchery
built and operated by the United State.
Fish Commission, SIX miles up Mississ.
quol river from the place where the
Canadian licensed sciners are operat.
ing, and the Quebec government, be.
sidcs It's shameful breach Of faith, di.
rcctly Injuries and insults our govern.
mcnt by licensing SEEMING TO catch oil
fsh that are on the way up 10 our
hatchery, where their spawn would be
taken and Matched and young fish be
pui back in the lake for the benefit of
Canadians aud Americans alike.
II IL especially noticeable that when
Senator Proctor takes his pen in hand
70 make inquiries as 10 the why's and
wherrfores OF certain things. those TO
whom be addresses his remarks gener.
ally sit up and listen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11

There Is an organization called the
Eugenic Association, which is de.
fined in the articles Of incorporation
70 mean The science Of 40 propagai.
Ing the human race an will lead 10 the
highest attainment in mankind. spirit.
nslly, mentally, morally and physical.
ly." The purposes Of The organization
A. set forth, arr TO encourage al in.
innate acquaintance with The laws gov.
erning The propagation 81 the human
species. 10 study and encourage the
Application Of The laws u heredisy 10
The improvement 81 The human family,
and 70 propagate throaga the inter.
marriage Of persons found best adapt.
ed 10 each other for The npbuilding and
bctisuneni Of mankind" A. we IN.
derstand il this Is revival Of the old
trial marriage idea lhai was ex.
plotted a good many year, since. We
do no, think il will have mlny follow
er in the east although il Ass beo0me
popular in some sections e eoun.
TRY. There seems 10 be ea dis
inclination nowadays a. Il
classes Q. people 10 set
rsSxe business, trial OF OF
mach sslhshncss il being
tbe youth Q. today.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11

In the press dispatches Of last week
u was announced that there bad been
10 far seven combinations Of towns for
the employment Of skilled supervision
OF schools. To show the widespread
interest in this matter We would state
that we have had several letters from
former residents Of this and neighbor-
Ing towns relative 10 the az LEGATION Of
this new law here in this inc horhood.
One person writes 1T Is 10 in-
trcduce new people wit q as
into the schools and re tat
there are other places (
gressive, and the people u
themselves OF this opporiu .hu ihc
state offers" Get into u soon as
possible 80 rs 10 get the beHeieent re-.
suits rs soon as possible. The cost is
As nothing compared with the benefits
10 be derived
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11

marth. Miss Josephine Bedding, Miss
Helen Searle and Mrs. Sears, the mem
bers Of the Senior class and many stu.
dents were present. The casket was
hidden with flowers, conspicuous
among which we're magnificent veaihs
from the High School and Epworth
League. The bearers were former
scboolmaies Harold Cole, Ralph Moon,
Kenneth Bruce and Frank Dean. The
remains were taken 10 Pittsfond for
burial. Miss Hitchcock is survived by
her mother. three brothers, Charles.
Guy and Nelson. and one sister, MARY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
STEAMER BURNS.
City Of Troy Destroyed Near Dobb!
Ferry, but All on Board Saved.

The steamer City Of Troy Of the Cit
liens Line, which left New York al 9
o'clock Friday night for Troy on its
third trip Of the season, took fire about
$50 O'Clock and burned TO the water
edge. With smoke pouring from every
quarter, the boat brought up alongside
Edwin Gould's dock near Dobbs Ferry,
where all the passengers, some So in
number, we're landed in safety and
where the crew, numbering 4s, aban-
doned the steamer only after cour-
ageous fight against the flames. The
accident leaves the line without a
steamer OF its own, the steamer Sar-
atoga, the sister boat Of the City Of
Troy. having been wrecked near Tiv-
oil October 4 last, but the officials an
Hounce that two new steel steamers
viii he built for next season.
TWO NEW STEAMERS.
William c. Geer of Troy, a director
u Che Citizens Steamboat Company,
received message from Secretary
Campbell Saturday noon authorizing
him TO make the announcement that
the company will have two new steel
hull steamers built 10 replace the
wrecked Saratoga and the burned City
Of Troy. The new steamers will be Of
the order Of the new Peoples Line
steamers Adirondack and CIV. Morse,
except that they will be smaller in d.
mansions, and will cost about s5O0, 900
each. The new steamers will be placed
in commission At the opening Of the
navigation season in 1908.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
Estate Of JOHN r. PAGE.
Order Of Publication Of Win.


STATE or VERMONT. District Of Manches,.
ef, IS.
ne " REMEMBERED, that Al a session Of
the Probate Court holden at Manchester,
within and fof said District on the sth dsy
Of April A. d. iyoy.
Present. Hon. W. n. EDGERrON. Judge,
WHEREAS, q certain Instrument IN writing,
under seal, purportina to be the last will and
testament Of John +. Page. late Of
Manchester, In said District, deceased, hay-
ing been this day presented TO said Court Of
Probate and duly filed 10 the Register t,fhec
Therefore, II is ordered that all persons inter
seted In the estate Of said deceased he no,ited
to appear before said Court, at the Probate
Once In Manchester, In said District ON the
sth day IN May A. y, 1907. by publication
Of this order, three weeks successfully prcyi-
Gus thereto, IN the Manchester journal. a
newspaper printed at Manchester aforesaid TO
show cause, Il any they may have, why said
instrument In writing should not bc proved
and allowed as the last viii and testament,
OF the said deceased
W, D, EDGtRroN. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
TN THK DISTRICT CousI ov rHg tJsIrxn sr INN
L Il For the Dis. ri1i "A Xersnoni

TN THK DisTRIcT CouRT op rHs UsIrEn sr ARM
L For the District u Vermont.
In the matter II Ernest g. Walker, Banhrupt
To the creditors VI Ernest q, Walker a Man
chester IN the County d Iienninston and district
Aforesaid, q BANKRUPT.
NoIIcs Is HssEny GivEH that on the 18Th
day u April A. ID. 1907 al ten O'Clock In the fore
noou nesting u the creditors a the said Erncst
G. Walker, BANKRUPT will he held al the oiios a
Y. {. Archibald In the Village u Manchester
Center, in the Town II N Manchester, la the County
u bensinston, In said District Tor thr following
purposes;
!. To consider a proposed sale II ali the tsr
sonal property belonging To the estate of said
bankrupt excerpt such AZ IN exempt from Al.
tachmcnt and execution under the laws a inc
STATE d vermont. Including a quantity II can.
hed R"ds, scales and tools COMMONLY used In q
meat nzrhec harnesses, wagons and other
vehicles; and bs,& accounts. And II obbrrtla,., to
such szbe ID not msde, II obctsd TO- II Il ordsssd
iorthwith 70 attend ssi~ n said personal prun.
.rty At publ6 auction to the highest bidder tksrs.
Tor fof cash.
2. FOR creditors to prove their riaims
}. To examine the BANKRUPT.
=. To examine and pass uj1n al acnounss for
espenses u AdminlstrztLs,. includlnS The
appraisers srss, and 10 order psysest n The
same.
5. Fee the purTnas a DECLARING and directing
me Pa ymsut d = dlvidssd VI MT less than ods
tsath q ons par ceat uysu all debts allowed pr,or
" and on the said 18th day Il A pril A, d ip1
D. To Transact such other business a. NAV
propery oIms before said mcstisx,
DATED at tenniagtua, In said District, this Nth
DAY a March A. .. lSU
". ., SHELDON,
Vxw. ksseree In BANKRUPTCY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
Al changes Of advertiser
must be In hand not later than
Tuesday morning.

risie Push and Game
H. u. Thomas II Stowe
A. lssHe. The Wlndhhm
siers vani bis peli 81 mai
door. - Randolph Herald
And BIZ IL such MI abb eia #nl
has made such an cnyiahls record sbai
they won'i gei i'll Mont. ,elier Argus.
Blu, they want II Just ihe same.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
Obituary..
MSS NARY A. oAsrrLp.

Al Arlington. Monday. April slh, at
Up. M, Miss Mary A. Garfield died Of
paralysis, after an Hines. Of only a
few hours. She was nearing her
eshiieih birthday. having been born
September losh. ls27. Daughter Of
Nathaniel and AlmeA lHa~lcy) Can
ied she represented t~o Of the oldest
fa - IN the village and township.
i = her Immediate family. she bad
tas wed four brothers, Zadock, Iii,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11

The 81. Albsns Messenger asks WIS
IL nov the oldest Vermont newspaper
editor In p-oin, Of service. We would
say thai the Hon. ID. X. Simonds Of
This lown is entitled 10 that bonor,
having started in a, Newport. VI, IN
iSs. and continued without a break
until 1906. thirty Ave years u bis worn
being on the Journal. Mr.. simond,
WAS one Of the charter members Of th,
Vermont Press Association.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11

The gross earnings Of the Rutland
railroad for the month OF March were
txzl ,e0l.ll showing an increase over
The corresponding month Of the year
previous OF go $3.50. This certainly
Is not bad showing for single-track
road. We wonder how much they
saved in taking of the early morning
train SOUTH the very careful way that
they light The outside Of their station
during the winter months and by not
waiting for the Sunday morning paper
train in Troy'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
AMONG The PEOPLE.

ThAs .esssssH 10 sssE ta thsss ~hs - ssy ssss.
fssi ss.sI tsssf ~essf Nss 50 49, .esn.thses ~
~sg " sg6uFnsrt. fssaes 80 nssnsee o. BssssEi
sof.ssslas fss ths s'~hAf sss< Ne seAst 60
tssassanas tns ~. hot 90 nsa heAd s@fss zee -
sfseasisis tet efssss@as ssrsssses thessizs n.
htsst $40 10 fhs ssasnt 10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11

wbse fe&1ssfsnf . ttsngs a. aaffess sab
sssssss seeeas sst isA ~ Ssss Fprs1ss sssssss
ss ~sfi - gssssnt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11

We sss si~syt y8sssse ts tstess Hsms "a
taasrsG tree sHf sepFts, bef tnaEf te ssssg
ssss kns~ ~hs sNs wvtts# h. - o. NNt fsA te
elss ~ fsSf Nssns rssfsentter fsss tesnesy
Us@s ees1Fs u AGA ssGs4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
Estate Of SIMEON PEPPER.

order OF Publication OF License.
STATE OF VERMONT, District Of Manehss-
Bfti1t RlanmseRrp, thai, a, . session
within and tor said district, on the ID day
PR2sEhT:HoN' Va. EporRron, JUDGE
WHEREAS. Clark Hafwood, Admins
traitor OF the estate Of Simeon Pepper, late
OF Rupert, In said District deceased, has
this day presented 10 said Court his petition.
In writing, setting forth that II will be
necessary TO sell all Of the real estate Of said
deceased, Tor the payment " The debts and
charges VI administration: and also that Il
will he beneficial for all parties Interested
OF said deceased viz: The Nome Place of
said deceased in the Village Of Fast Rupert,
and therein making application TO said
Court for license 10 make such sale,
| " IS ORDERED, That all PERSONS interest
ed In the estate Of said deceased he notified
| TO appear before said Cour, At the Probate
Once In Manchester, In said District, on the
goth day OF April, 4 D. 1907. by publ,ea-
ton OF this order, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
previous thereto, In the Manchester Journal,
newspaper printed at Manchester afofe-
said, TO show cause II any they may have,
why said license should not be granted.
Sow w. B. EDGERTON, Judge.
r. InE DISTRICT cousr OF rnr usIrEp srArrs
i For the District II Vermont.
In the matter u Pred n nurb~e BANKRUPT,
To the creditors u Fred y. Burbre Of Msnehes.
ter In the County d bennington and district
Aforesaid, a bankrupt.
NoTIcB ~ HssEny Given that on the 18th
day u April A. II. 1907 al ten oeIk In the iorcnaon
a nesting VI the creditors q the said Fred n
Burbee, BANKRUPT, will be held At the offer u r.
&. Archibald 10 the Village ID Manchester
Caster. Ia the town n Manchester, In the County
q Benninxtoa In ssid District Tor The following
purposeG
!. To oaaider and act upoa an application a
Edward g. Bscon Trusts, II said BanLrup fi~d
on the 18th day II March a. u. 1907 srttng forth
that the engine, btalcr and other machinery bc.
longing To the Estzts d said BANKRUPT are sub.
Martin "a g yfn rs,:sf rs fm as s. 70, ~. AN.
one hundred and seventy ave dollars si7s0o,
and that II would be for the benefit VI the Estate
that said property should be r~de~med aud dis.
charged om said lien thereon and pray Ing tina no
may he emposerrd 10 pay out II the assets a said
Estate In his hands the said sum a ono hundred
and seveaty Ave doarss i75.o 90, being the amount
q said lien In order To redeem said property
therefrom.
Z. To consider and act upon all pendiar con.
tested claims.
the payment II a dividend u not less than one
tenth II one PER cent all debts allowed prior 10
and On the said 18th day II April a. u. lpt7
To ascertain and detsrmins the amounts a
outstanding sEpenses n administrator and 10
whom payable and to order the payment a the
same.
S. To transact such othsr buainess as NAV
properly opme before said meeting.
Dated at Manchester, In said District, th,s
7s,h day u March A. y. 1907.
VI u. SHELDON,
@-1w. keferee In bankruptcy.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1907-04-11
PLACE FOR SALE.

Acre and half Of Land, Eight Room
House, Large Hen House and Yards,
Room for Horse and Cow. Water in
kitchen from spring ] own. II sold be.
fore June LIST, will take 3lsU. Build
ings all new.
J. b. CONVEY,
47-3mo Box 50, Manchester, W.
The evening world., 1907-08-27
BACK FROM HAGUE
PEACE. CONFERENCE

Representative Richard Barthosdt. OF
ST. I<osas. one lt the American dele
iate- 10 the Pcsrr Conference az the
Hasue, was . passenger on ihe Kaiser
wilfelm II which arrived from Bro
men this afternoon. Mr Bsr,ho.dt was
enthusiastic about III. Hagae confer
ence and what II has accomplished and
Rhat ii has set out TO accomplish.
'~r,he conference he declared, has
been disappointment only to those
81 " As MO-
grammc mapped our bX tine Interpar-
ilamen,ary Union will be carried out
thanks 10 the determined stand Of The
American delegates and the active CO.
operation OF the deicSutes from GSr.
many"
There was big pool on the Kat.er
las sunday Louis sherry. tne r.stau-
n1il lt4statfa GaFpst manufacturer eoFH.
blusd To win 1t
They paid $50 for the maximum ngure
-+t- it---4t,
day and ~ for the minimum figure.
Julius Lesser acted as auctloneer and
after he had sold tho various figures lie
announced that he was ready tor a side
fered TO bet hin. 100 100 that the eSact mile
age OF the days run would not ba on
any OF ihs Egures in The pool. The bet
Was taken
The daps run was $50 miles The ng.
urs WAS In the pool and Mr.. Lesser had
bought 1t Including the 500 side be;
he netted 1850,
The evening world., 1907-08-27
IRISH NJ. P. AND
FORTY WITH HIM
HELD AS RIOTERS
Farrell, Noted as Leader and
Writer, Charged with Fac
lion Fighting.

| 1loNGFoRD. trelard. Ans. "a James
p, Farrell. lri.l Satlonalist member OF
Parliament for North Longterd. and
forty othcrs ~ere arrested carly To-day
and arralgUed before - rpecial court
convened tot the purpose OF the
eharge ef tt,!ns rart ia "an unln Nful
nssembiy ;lHoly 10 cause rio,
Mr. Farrell had been holding meet
,ngs throughout his. constituency, at
whicA exciting scenes occurred betwSsn
Nntionaiists and members o! the Sim
Eein Society. In addition. many cattle
have Deen driven from, the grazing
lands disttcs. which the prosecution
alleges was encouraged by Mr. Farrell
and othar speakers
Large forces ot police are betns dos
patched here, trouble being anticipated
Mr.. Farrell Is the editor and psopri-
stor of the Longford Leader. ii National
ist newspaper circulating III the eoun-
ties OF Longford. Westmcatlf. Roscom.
mon and Leitrim, and Is the author ~ q
History OF The County at Longfori 4
&c
rell was returned unopposed from North
Longford succeeding Justin Mccarthy,
who resigned.
OF the ofricial Gazette VII contain
ln-Council declaring that certain coun-
tlp. and districts ar- IN state o, dis
turbanee and empowering the Lord
Lieutenant TO order extra forces of
Mr. Farrell and the other persons
taken into CUSTODY ~tsh him Were com.
mIttsd for trial al the Ass.xe Cour;
bail being allowed,
The evening world., 1907-08-27
JURY FAILS TO
ACQU|T HUSBAND
Verdict Declares Mrs. 6cher,
Found Hanging, Met Death
from Cause Not Known.
tspee.al . NC E,.nln. we-Ls !,

LONG BRANCH, y T., Aug ~
An inquest was held to-day at the
City Hall here on the death OF Mrs
Paul Ga5er who. on Aug. q, was found
dead In her home on Broadway with a
moose around her neck made o, piece
OF sheetinK and which had been tied
70 beapost. Coroner Joan r Teney
and County Prosecutor Henry NJ
Nevins heard TIE evidence Paul Gebes.
the rcpnted husband OF the suman.
who was arrested in New York and
brought 10 Long Branch 4 week ago,
was called to the witness stend and
gave q good account OF himself.
More than dozen witnesses were
heard. and none OF them could say tha,
Gebcr was seen in Long Branch within
n week prior 10 the finding OF the dead
woman.
Marks Mrs Geher,a hodY--Were
proven al the inquest TO have been
made during a quarrel between the
woman and Cieher. The latter admitted
he struck iis wfs several times,
Geoer stntcd he had been living with
the woman since the early p1Et or iESl
November and she passed ms his VIE
HIS reason Tor nos taarTSshE arf Wsha
That an income OF so month from his
home would be cut on X hi did so, as
would good sum of money Ne would
inherit on his mothers death.
He said III. woman was very much
attached 10 him and loved him no
matter how he treated her, He proved
that ne gave her money and declared
no was good 10 her the greater portion
OF the time He concluded by stating
that he left Long Branch on the morn.
Ing OF Aug u and did moi return until
brought here by Detective WaliinE.
Goher is good looking. about tweatS-
three years- old and appeared In court
to-day we'll dressed.
:sJE-t nj Il
feturned verdict TINT the women
came TO her death by some cause un-
kpown.
The verdict does not e1oncrate Geber
and he was neld.
The evening world., 1907-08-27
s PISTOL
STARTS FIRE AND
PANIC IN A HOTEL
Melancholy Finn About 10 Re-
turn Home Fired Shots
in Bed.

Rarnirs sgapowder ra;n .u,sice
I pistol -daY startcd x mrs taat fftght-
ionea The rolyElo! ciisatcia ~ ths IN
I,erilaa6nar lia,tl II Wes and clark,
ison rtraes a stopping pblfe. ja5 inn
nigren;s frain tho north. ot lsaEoph
Martin Kuhlman, = Finn registered
ta; the Iuaernatiana on AGs, Is He
said ne came .rom Salt LAKE CITY He
was miner 81 psor hcaith on his way
back 10 tee Oh country huli,man
MAS n mclanenolg prepoAuoH. He
spent his days sittns, about tie 'l!iAs
LOBBY sarety .pea.Eins TO any oae, ant
staring Tor hp4rs straight aaeaa al
nothing,
Tho other patrons figured !, out that
something must be the matter nth the
moody Finn The proprietor tnally sent
him 10 ST Sincent.s Hospital After
keeping him several G-"s the hospital
people returned Eiu saying that phS=S
eaily he appeared TO be In .atTlv good
shape. but that MS mind vas appar-
emily affected bg 100 much broodtnI on
one subject
.>t,er his hospital experience Kuhl-
ma t1att trss - Say tAAa eHsr He
surged bench all ot yesterday
without speaking word 70 anyone
This m0tning hc came downstairs 70
Breakfast. ate II in silence smoked
/, b!s chna pipe few inmates and
,aen went oacS 10 his bedroom on the
secoHd nuor There he lndressed.
stretched himself on als bed, psft.s
pistol ap usatnst n!s breast ana pul!ep
the trigger tslce
4 iodser IN ihe mex, room heard the
shots. but being drowsy paid no atten-
ton 10 taen the Waterman Emil
Te!scher. did not hear me shots but he
smelled smoke Telsche. traced the
s,ns,l 10 kuhinaps room and broke lii
,he door. The fash OF the powder had
set fire 20 lSGaimans winskers. 70 his
unacrgaTnGpts and 10 the bed ciothiag
Aitnoueh Hprtlsied By the SIGHT Tel.
xcher had WE enough 70 run out into
;hn han and sei a Grc bucket. Tie
aTrK gIIT OF yT-ItrT WIS sufficient to tx
,InguISA the !lrnles.
There ~as a pSrsc among IsIs FOR
slsners In thc house but IL didn't last
.4e4+i z--a4. lance sI.E-
econ said the Finn had died instantly
3ne OF the Bullets or both Of them had
ranged downward into the heart.
In kuhlmAn,s Rocksts were tickets
.teowirs rs had ehgaR.I sgrEfaEe PAS
sage on tie CInard Casarla, sailing
about the time ne flrci TIE outlets into
himself