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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
| FARGO 4 R FIRM 1 I | I /.
get |. CO|NTR RACT|
FOR VENTtLATlNa THE CENTRAL
s5 s6 SCHOOL BUILDING I'm THIS n.
5li sSS.; NJ: CITY. 4.

II AT 9 meeting Of the school board in
this city Friday evening bids were op-
ened for heating and ventilating the
central school building. and the con-
tract awarded to the Fargo Heating
and Plumbing Co, for $500. = =
With this work finished the building
will be in first class condition, as
|ft is to have new radiators throughout
and a new heating and ventilating
system installed, up-to-date in every
particular. ',..| .:.. ST s. x. ,s ..z
3E The contract calls for the compile
ton Of the work in time for the open
ling of school in September.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
old Settler Picnic.

1; y There will be, an old settlers picnic
on the: Jos. N: Kelly farm, one mile
west of Garske, Saturday, July 17th,
s:5s /: :,s:ss 81 Il. gs:s.
a al Among 9th there win be2 %,
dresses sby promin nent sp Z eakers, PIG,
mic dinner, games and sport of yari,
GUS kinds and q general good time to
len who: are present, z5.s y; s..s ii
Everybody is invited TO attend.
Il The commit ttee In charge H. G. Al
shortrfdge. p. All Deshane, ana Wv
Baker vi 554s is 55.$
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
[: iC||.:tHl|AU.TAl=
QUA CLOSES I
MONDAY
ATTENDANCE 3! |, is GOOD AND PRO.
B. GRAMS ARE GIVING Salts
S j:5s S:.y FACTION. /, ,'%-. :. -" =,

{5$ s'' = FACTION. -, =. =.
The Chautauqua assembly this year
ts well attended and the programs are
giving good satisfaction. H. +. i, :. j.,
Dnrng; the past week the following
speakers have appeared on the pro
gram + :: ,z5s$ty ' /; r.. s
Friday, July 9th, Hon. John Lind,
ex-governor Of Minnesota. On this
occasion the Norden Male chorus. Of
this: city, also sang. s:ss:S -. ..,' ... :
Saturday, July 10th, J.. Wesley Nc
Cullum, subject, Failure Of Success
Land the Success Of Failnre."s 81
Sunday, July 10th, Illustrated leo
Itures by Wesley Me- Cnllum, '.To
and; the olcano oes and
ihanake Ralna o Italy, e. ]. 4: s. $.
Monday July u ]. :. Wesley Mce eul-
ldm, That There Boy. 4 IS ,,... p !
Tuesday, July 18TH. Hon. q.
Worst, Our National Resources as
Viewed in the. Light Of European Con
ditions.ss, .i :, s ::s' n &c !,
Wednesday, July 14th. was Indian
Day. On this occasion there; was a
tlarge number Of Indians. on the ground
In camp: and the day was given over
to their exercises, which were very
interesting. There was. also . special
lprosram BY the Good Roads conyen
! ton which was p session On that
day. s9 :,s .5.5 & s s:.:::s s2.' ! d
Thursday, July 18th, DIR. r. T. Young
igave q lecture On birds. On this daJ
occurred the meeting Of the Audubon
Isociety. 3 ,gzs:.
Despite the Indictment weather :o1
Il several days the. lectures were al
4 well attended and well received, III
n The program tor the balance OF ,tht
session IS as follows ..zxs* :sF>s= 4.
h Friday, July sixteenth. +s5..;
i Recognition Day @. I. s.. G. Gradual
I. ating exercised IN.
ta9:30 q. M, 40 D. q. 80 s.. "a;
Three half hour concerts BY theatrica
4 band. :15 b. Matinee. Sketch
Back from the Club. S 100 D. M.
4 Lecture BY Hon. r. o. Hellstrom, sub
Il ject, The Growth and Development o
Y Reform legislation Governing b th'
il Treatment of Crime and Criminals
4 4:so p. m Baseball. so p.. m:--11z
Ihibition drill and fancy; steps, Boys a.,
Il Girls clubs $50 4, lGaxam (
Il Sights present s. 3 OIL j asner Al
Hens Irons WIN. u u atizas,on of Ten
! Inyson'a poal.
Saturday, July evensssntsl
d i $3.50 a. g, 800 d M
8 Three half hour concerts by thsatrica
i band 3: l55 D. attnee, sketch
/ ||Azeb ana BETH. cialties by Arcl
j Iie Mccall and 6, Don riplettt 8
j p ms Bass All p. 81 4. IlIustraa
!, lea lecture Nv Pro-. Brannor
i isubiect Trip Throagh the yellow
j Istone Park on otnu a Bicycl I. 80 y
Maxam and sights present The seI
II sational drama Escaped from stth
III lHaren
"a Sunday, July ishteertf.
} 9:s0a Sacred can't
800 so B
Three half hour concerts by ttheatr
cal band pblic 1orship 3es
Sermon Rev ttheMs.
gI fshantta qla Sunday achoo
ul 40 acred eantata Ruth
seeaeo. 81 81
I chorlis b. i illustrates ~
-tnea Isl Eay.s III
f,asaas q
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-16
Horseback" IF :l.,..:.z.3s , Is J. ,yss,.ss.
Monday, July Nineteenth.

.. n " HoI'eay' y July NIneteehth.
/ s:So e. M, 1880 p. M, 1880 p. m.-
Three half hour concerts by theatri-
cal band. 2:15 p. M Matinee. sketch
"a Dollar for a KISS" 4:30 p. M
Baseball. 1890, p. m. = Illustrated leo.
ture by DR.. r. T. Young, subject, "The
Life History Of the Mosquito" $3.50
p. m.-Maxam and Sights present
Kit Carson. &.'".Er
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10
sssaniidjer sriiblins.

SO griint nnb bliit in Gelb un6 sslur,
Sm Jrhblingsfhmnd prangt BITE Natttr,
'gee Sabres5eit, bic bier am 2anb,
Spnff beinab' sanslid] nmbetannt.
Spnit brannte oft bereits int Wears
Die SpHne gliibenh erbentp1rts,
Spd) fam eS babel aud tupl ppr,
Sak man beint gsprber tiidbtig frpr.
90 8insen benn tn bieiem 2anh
gUtnter nnb Sumnter Sanb in 8anO,
Dem Griibling gab matt feline Seit
Sn bieier 8ei6en We6ielftreit.
Odd anbers Tam . In bieiem Sabr,
$50 iuirflid einmal Sritbling mar,
fS tuar ntd]t at falt, 's mar ttiGlt Az GeiB,
Der Sriibling f09 berbient men 8reis.
Bur eims mikfallt mir pffenbar,
Safs er bisber 10 trpdeit tuar,
Sfrnn fiirdbte id) beina9, er lit
UuI betmlidJ Trpbibitipniit
Der Ban6e nun, tute SIR ia tuift,
Hnr S3ies 5nsmtramen lit
Ste ranbt nns jeoe Srenbe gern,
SodJ bpffentltdJ erliidJt tbr Gtern.
ttnh fdme enblid he sum 2rad,
Man iueint' ibr feine Eranen mad,
9enn iie beitanb aus !@enhetei,
Saetnbeiligfeit nnb SBrannei
llnb berri1t @ermnnit banm miebernn.,
Wtad3t man 0eiete nidt, bic bnttnt,
Damn rnfen tutr nergnitgt mnb frpb:
nSerr @irt, Elm 6laidJden ~ a M u"!
llnb uenn bic @laier bann gefiillt,
lln6 nnier eriter 9urit seitiflt,
Damn ruff: nHru6ibitigl tnbs' it,tn
Sm e,u'gen 5rieben ielig rnb'n."
Odd leioer lit lie nod nitbt tot,
9'rum beift sn fampfen bas 9ebpt,
SIR i'm b'rnm ftdrfeu iuir iins 10
gsit einem @lnie N a nj o."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10
Wtiifiett es glambe1t,
8enm Seluobner bon Sun Slntumiu
es 10 felt bebanptcn.

8enn bon einem 8eipobner San
Mntonio's cine offentli1e grfl1rung
abgegeben miro, 10 lit Ser 8eipeis po-
iitip. Sbr miiBt es gIauben. 2elet
oieles 3eugnis. Seoer Ser an 3if-
fenidmer5en leioet ieoer Wann, ie-
De Srau ooer atno, Sic geierenito=
rnngen boben, lperben beiln 2eien
oieles 3engniiies profitieren.
0ers. S. 80. Sot6fib, 525 9eort1
StroBe, San 9lntonio, Seros, ipohil-
baft, ioet: nMein Mann Iaat,
Doon's Einen iino bos eitl5ige Oeit-
tel gegen geieren-Storungen. CT
berlpiirte eine ir1teniipe 2abnbeit in
Der @eeeno ieiner geieren, ipoourd)
es ibm i6iper ipuroe, iid 5u biif-
fen, ettpas 81 beben ober ireeno
ettpas 5u tlln moour6 Die 3ifen-
mnsfeln a1geitrengt tpuroen. geod)-
Dem er Die 3eugniiie bon 2ellten
geleien batte, bie 9oan's geiereil
Hillen nit erfolgrei1en &einItaten
gebraudt batteil fiiblte er fih oe-
mogen, bon Der 8eror Drug So.
cine Shahtel gu bolen. Gie 9iGen
reeulierten prompt Die Sdtigfeit Ser
u1o entfern.
ten Die 2abmbeit i'm &iiden."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10

gietOria 9ibiFun, g. S. & g. u.
Nnfunft-
Moo. g 5o2-guerO, gietoria, 7:3o na1m
Nbfa1rt-
SO. 301-giero. @ictoria. $3.50 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10
Die Il Sabre a(te ssrou Mor.

Nle IL NSuDIe QlIe SIQH W(Qr.
garet Slener nabe Moreantotplt ii,
8entudp mobnbaft, fiitterte oieler
Gage iuie getpobnIid lire Subner.
Oobei muroe Tie bon ei,tem !9ubi
auf ben oberen Sell ser 9ano gc.
pidt 9ie @reiiin aoIlte Der faun.
iihtbaren 8erlesung feline 9eadj.
tllng, bod balo iteIlte iib glutpereif-
tung Elm uno iest baben Die g[er5te
Die 9offnung aufgegeben, 0os 2e6en
Der Jrau 5ll erbalten.
auf merfipiiroiger @eile ian
in @rteiia, Miii., cin iunger Neaer
namels @obert Sobnion um's Be-
ben. Gin nod Siioen fabrenoer
Baifaaier5us Ser Mobile uno Obio
gabn traf i'm uno mari i'm, ani1ei<
memo imberlebt, ouf bas Nebergeleiie.
Oprt milroe er ober bon einen ncd
georoen gebenoen 3aee iiberfabren
uno eetotet.
sSn oer @egeno iiiolid pon
ct. 2ouis boben am sanlitas idlinl.
me Stiirne getobt rllo pieI Sda-
Den o1gerihtet. Der Sturm NOR bon
i6peren &egenfaaen beeleitet. sssl.t)
in ben Staatcn genneiiee uno Offc-
bona 1T 0urh Wino unb Megen
lpieoer niel llileil ongeridtet lporoen.
@iner Der befannteiten &onare-
aliiten-greoieer bon &onIas
gitp, @aGace so. 5bort, bat ,id5
5onntog abeno in ieiner 8reoiet nit
9rober @ntidie6enbeit geeen 9rebi..
bifion ausdeibrod,en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10
Seras.

Son ben iiebaebn Mngeflagten,
bic an Der 2pnherei in spler teilge.
nommen babell iollten iiro ie1s be.
reits bonn Mibter ipieber entIoiIul
tporoen Die 8erbanolungen bcl
lesten Gage baben Die betriibenoc
Eatiabe ans 2i9t gebroht, oab ia5t
a1e 3eugen an elmer geiorgnis CT.
regenoen @eodhtnisldip11e litten.
Sic fonnten iih auf nibts beiinne.l
iino ibr Grinnerungspermogen ifien
aon5 berloren eesansen gu iein.
Wie aus Ga Grange gemelSet
tpirb, lit Die vSair" ilno 8Iulneu.
4usitelung Der Gaiino-@eielIidaIt,
Die mabreno Der lesten orei Gage Der
pergangenen Wohe bort obgebalten
Duroe, iebr erfolgreid setpeiell.
ane 8eralitaltungen unb Sho,itel-
lungen iparen biibih uno oer ge.
il1d NOR iebr gut.
SSn @aradadie bot man cine
ganoe iueenoliher gronoltifter ent-
oedt. Die Ssungen biIoeten cine
pollitanoig orsaniiierte Geiellfdaft
oeren ein5iger 3tped es mar, 9i,t-
Ter in 9rano 5ll iteden. gteun
granoitiftungen iolen auf ibre 91-
tigfeit auriid5iifiibreu iein. gincs
Der Mitglieoer Der galloe bat aQes
eingeitanoen unb aud Die geanlen Der
anoern Mitglieoer genannt.
Der in Der gt1be bon 81 9aio
liegenoe fleine Srt Goblin lit poll.
'ltdnoig abgebrannt.
= Gin Sunge nomens Setter
Warep ipnroe in Guero bon eil,er
y6lat Gar Der Solltbern 1acific
gabn iiberfabren lmo 10 ldmer
nerlest, bob er itarb.
SIM @Iter BON "a Sssobren
ltorb in 9allettspiIle 8rou @laris
Salie.
Die 6irma Gaiiens Bros. in
@nloed, Sapette Goulltn bot l.b
fir 5abllngsunfdbig erfldrt.
= Sn Soliiton itarb 9l0olpb Stop-
pei unb aus 9renban miro ser
5oo BON Srau &enrp Stol5 gemeloet.
Mns Souiton rpiro eemeloet,
mon slalibe, 6oB bort in 6olee bes
ieuen 9i5ensgeieses $50 Saloons ge.
fG)foiipn tper0en miiroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10
Die best srprobtsn Trtande.

Seit breibi9 Jabren baben fH
9utt's pilen als Elm Seeen fiir 0ran.
fe erpieien. Sic finb tpabrli9 bes
2ranfen Greunb.
Cine bekantte Cbat$aebe.
Sir bilioie ssopiider3en, Opspepiia.
Mageuidure, Malaria, Dartleibigfeii
uno dbnlibe 2eiben iinb
TUFTS Leber PiIIen
Elm abipImtes 8eilmittel.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10
Nia einen snten Tremno ni6t frGn=
fen.

u@enn ib Suiten-Meoi5in brauhe,
ipeiB id, mas ib 5u tun babe" er-
flarte Nrs. @. 8. gInep bon geals,
We.., snoboem ih 10 SIalden bon
Or. Sings Seem DISCOVERY NIT gutem
erfolg in meiner 5omilie eebraudt,
tpeiB id, 0ob es Die bette Meoi3in
fir SnIten, Grfaltung nno 2unsen-
leioen it," Seber, Der es berIrf)t
fublt oaiieIbe. @rleidterung fonlmt
iogleid unb Die raibe 9eiIuug Iber.
raibt iie gs lit bor5iiglih fir grors.
ditis, Mitbna, 9lutipeien, Group,
Ga Grippe, Shmer3en i'm Sals,
grult ooer 2unee. SOC nno $1.O0.
Brobeflaihen frei. @ara1tirt BON
alien Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10

Gum gerfauf BET alien Sanolern.
9reis so Gents. Soiter-Milburn
60, Buffalo Seem gorf, oIleirise
agenten fir bic Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gud oes Nanens =
9oans uno nebntt feine anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10
Die ugeorooeutlhe 9lQaenteill

= Die uNorooeutlde 9lagemeine
3eitltna" meloet, ooB Die @eeieruita
Der Ser. Staoten bon ser beporlte6en.
ben &iiroigung oes oeutlh-anleri.
faniid Sonoelsabfonlnens Wfittti-
lung eema6t babe. Die oeutide
Sanoels=, Snoultrie- uno @eIhafts.
melt rednet i6on ieit Monoten nit
oem slufboren Ser ieilleraeit getroffe.
nen Bereinbarungen nno perfolgt Die
Sarifbebatten i'm aongreB Ser Ser.
Staoten, obne iid irgenbmeI1en
Sanlionen biil5ugeber,
sln Der griibiabrsparaoe auf
oenl Sertpelbofer Seloe iperben, loie
bon beitllnterri1teter Seite perlau=
tet, Elm @roB- llitb elm 8ariepal-
9a[on teilnebmen. 9agegen meroen
an ben aaiiermanonern ie elm 3epbc-
lin-, elm @roB- unb Elm HoriepoI-
gdllon beteiliet ieilt.
Gaiiagiere, Die nit oen Danl.
pier Guadalupe" bon Nene5ueIa il
goroealr algefomnlen fino, beboup.
ten, @altro's Jrellnoe batten pcr.
iitdt, cine 9iepolution in Srene
all. iesen, Der 8eriud lei aber uliB.
gliift. Die @ieoeripabl oes 9rGii.
oenten @ome5 iei iiher.
SIN giloi8 Halais gu Gon-
Itantinopel, ser Meiioena MbSul So.
mio's, 1at mau nab nno nad ST.
100000 OIL baarem @eloe gefirloen,
Die oil peridiebenen Stellen bes Bo-
laffes peritedt pareu.
Ser &onig bon england lit
nod elmer Mbipeienbeit BON atpei Mo,
noten in 2onoon tpieoer eingetrofien.
Sn Der fran3oiiihen Stoot
@nriens tit ein 0eilfnal fir sen
beriibmten 0tomanidriftiteller Slilcs
0erne entbiillt noroer.
Die portugieiiibe Gesieruns
bot erflart, bob es augenblidlid3
nift Der rihtige 3eitpunft lei, I'M
Dem Yrdtenoenten Don Miguel Die
nod BortIgal sll erlallhen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10
Giieniuaaren.S SpeaialitGten, 8ras-
id)neioer uno 8asSfen.

StpeeperS, gortenihIauh. 51eeren,
9a,lms nno S9neioer. Sioe
Cutters. Die innerbalb u 8ou bonn
3aun ooer Blumenbeet ideiben. Nene
8rasIbneioer ltrlo @aSofen iperben ges
GET, alte ilmeetatli6t ober bermiefet.
@rdsihneioer. Sefen. 8icbcle. Softer,
Shl5iier, ShIiiiel. S6eeren, Sdaen
tperben repariert. ssreie 4blieferuia.
0fnft @uilins, binter S01 Sitsgouineree
Gtrobe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10

= Cine Gepeide aus gue,los
Apres melbet, es lei bort alles I'll.
Zig uno Die Oronng iei ipieber her.
aeltelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10
g. u. G ". g. 8a6n.

9. $. G g. u. (Saupt- -ainie).
Infiinft-
SO. 9-9on1 Often. .....7:35 porm
SO. 7-8om Often. 900 nadlm
No. 10-@l 9afo IT, 8eiten. .7:30 uotbm
Gbfabrt-
go. 10-gl 9afo H. @eiten. .7:3O nadm
No. 10-Nad bem Often. 1880 nahrt
No. 8-Nad) benz Often. II 40 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-10

SSn Der Sallptitaot Werifo iino
Nodri6ten BON einem furhtbaren
Strrm eingetroffen, Der on Der Suite
bon ghlcatan getobt bat. gr ion
groben Shaoen angeribtet baben,
bod iino Die ildberen Gin5elbeiten
nod niht befannt.
@m Samltag bat bos III Der
Sauptltaot Merifo beitebenoe Cop.
pelauortett ySelltonia" iein fii1lfl,no.
3luan5igjabriges Subilanm gefeiert.
Sn Wasatlan entitano, in Sol.
ge Der por5eitigen grploiion aines
6euerlperfforpers Elm Seuer, oltrh
Oas iiber fiinf8ig 9auier 8eritort
iuur6en.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-20
CLOUDBURST MAKES
FLOOD IN COLORADO

PUEBLO. Colo. Aug. 1s.-This city was
aroused at 3 o'clock this morning by
food warnings from the upper Arkansas
valley and within an hour 5000 persons
were upon the streets removing their
household effects out Of the danger zone.
The work proved needless, for although
the riven rose seven feet above normal
there was no flood in the immediate vi
cinity of this city.
Great damage was reported, however,
III the neighborhood of Canon City. 40
miles from here, where the Arkansas
overlooked it's banks and a steel bridge
was washed away. ,..r
In Royal gorge the river was reported
to have risen 20 feet, washing out sew
eral miles of track on the Denver and
Rio Grande. Telegraph and telephone
communication with the upper valley
was cut of and details were lacking. All
trains on the Denver and Rio Grande
bound for the west were held in Pueblo
last night and no trains from the west
could get through this morning.
A sensational report that Howard,
village eight miles to the west of Pueblo,
had been destroyed, received here this
morning, proved to be entirely. I'M
founded -
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-20
COMMERCE IS THEME
OF MANY DELEGATES

DENVER, Col. Aug. l7.-More than
1900 delegates, representing every city of
Importance in every state west OF the
Mississippi river, attended the opening of
the twentieth trans Mississippi CONNER
cial congress here today. The morning
session was devoted to welcoming the del
egatess by Governor Sanroth. of Colora-
do, and city officials and responses by
governors OF a half dozen western states
Because Of the many speakers scheduled
for the first session. none OF the projects
fathered or backed by the congress came
up for more than brief mention.
The real work OF the congress began this
afternoon. Among the topics up for dis
cussion are commercial opportunities in
the southern countries. the consular serv-
ice. the sugar beet industry and municipal
control OF railway terminals. ..i
Tonight insurance will be the feature.
In the next few days action will be ta-
ken upon many subjects OF Importance
to the west These will include good
roads, irrigation. conservation, freight
rates. national highways, the Panama ca
nal and trade with the Philippines.
Committees will be named to thoroughly
investigate the subjects in question and
make recommendations to aid the federal
congress. .-,..
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-20
PAID TO PULL, OFF
FAKE" BANK ROBBERY?

SPRINGFIELD. Ill.,, Aug. 17.-"I receiv-
I'd SIS to Pull of a fake robbery at the
Farmers and Merchants bank at Frank
I'm, Morgan county. There was no money
taken and II was all a put up job
The foregoing confession made to Sheriff
Gran. of Morgan county, by Joe Vigus,
alias Joe Grant, is declared by the sheriff
to have cleared the mysterious daylight
bank robbery asserted to have been COM
mitted last Thursday E $40.
Grant was arrested short time after
the robbery When searched he had SIS
and revolver In his pocket He is a
prisoner in the Morgan county jail and
insists. that the deal was fixed I'D to pro-
tect employees Of the bank.
Cashier Getty Wright and James Triple
are under arrest on a charge OF conspira-
cy. Wright has furnished bond and re-
fuses to discuss the case
According to Vigus' confession he was
aceosted by Triple and offered the lob
of perpetrating the robbery. He assented.
he says, and went, to Franklin armed
with revolver, His instructions were, he
says. to- enter the bank, draw the re-
volver, then rush behind the screen and
make pretense at taking the~cash
Vigus says he did this, and that he left
the bank without obtaining any cash. He
later received the stipulated price for the
job, he says. He was on the way to the
railroad station to board a train for
Springfield when he was arrested.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-20
WOMAN WAS UNDER
SUSPICION Il YEARS

PHILLIPSBURG. ~. J.. Aug. 16-Mrs.
George Frey. who for years suffered
under the suspicion of her neighbors that
she had foully done away with her hus-
band. - now enjoying her day of tri-
umph- With the long-missing husband
seated beside her. she is driving through
cut the countrysi calling the farm
ers' wives from their homes and exhib-
ifing the man for whose strange disap-
pearance she had suffered so much. She
cries: Here Is my ,husbandi See he is
alive. I did not kan him
After quarrel with his wife five years
ago Frey ran away and went 20 Chicago
where he says he has since accumulated
q modest fortune as building contractor.
Following his disappearance. ugly rumors
spread and scores Of suspecting resi-
cents Of this vicinity went TO the Frey
farm turned over every square foot OF t.
ard searched every nook and corner for
his body. Although Il was not found
Mrs. Frey continued to rest under the
Suspicious OF her neighbors and had been
practically ostracized. until the return of
her husband on Sunday.
Frey said he had come back to take his
wife 10 Illinois with him. but she has
replied that she has lost all love for him.
and that another man Is DESTROYS Of
making her his wife. But she Is enter
tanning Frey IN her home as \ guest and
using him 20 refute the rumors concern
husband another chance to win her love
and that II he fails she viii obtain a d.
voree and marry the other man.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-20
GIRL BATHER FINDS
MANS BODY IN LAKE

CHICAGO. Aug. i.-When Miss Ruth
Rogers leaped- feet foremost from a raft
in the lake at Manhattan Beach yester-
day, she touched with one of her feet
the body OF a man lying on the bed OF
the lake. --. ere 49,. -;,<.~
Her cries for help when she. arose to
the surface brought former Congressman
Charles S. Wharton, DR.. w. H. Fake and
DR.. H. B. Clapp. who were swimming
near.
Mr.. Wharton dove and satisfied him
self that what Miss Rodgers had touched
was really the body of man, and after
repeated efforts the rescuers were sue
cesEful in bringing II to'the surface. They
were astonished to find that breath still
remained. although the victim was I'M
conscious. When he had been resuscitat-
ed after on hours work, he said he was
John Tuzhock He is % years old.
He was unable to say how he came into
his plight. but it is believed BY those who
were at the beach that in diving from
a post he struck a great rope stretched
as a life line, and was rendered uncon-
scious.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-20
7-YEAR-OLD GIRL MAKES
1900 MILE JOURNEY ALONE

NEW YORK, Aug. 1S-Because her
father failed to meet her, 7-year-old LII
liam Esther Ringheim, who arrived here
on the Mallory line steamship Concho
from Galveston. is now in the home OF
the vessels chief steward. in Brooklyn,
awaiting the coming of her parent Her
mother in Galveston put the child aboard
the ship. advising the captain that Mr..
Ringheim, who. lives In. Clyde. N Y,
would meet her at the pier here. and the
little girl made the voyage of 1900 miles
alone. When the father failed to meet
her, the steward. whose heart had been
won by the little girl,\ took her to his
home. '.-..
ocean vessels will be able to enter.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-08-20
MANY GREEN BUGS
INFEST LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug. IA plague
of small green bugs. following a local
thunderstorm. almost drove Louisville
folk frantic last night. Wherever a light
was shown swarms of the little insects
appeared. Persons walking under an arc
light or passing a brilliantly illuminated
show window experienced much the same
sensation as that which results from be-
ing nit with a double handful of bird
shot. Peek-a-boo waists and feminine at
tire of the open front description were
speedily driven from the streets, the
luckless wearers squirming and clawing
desperately at the center OF disturbance
Night workers and reporters on morning
papers scarcely dared swear lest thei:
mouths. as we'll as their shirts, should be
filled with the pests. Electric fans moved
down legions of the bugs without appre-
ciably diminishing their number.
Hanging on the TANKS of the invading
host came a horde of gallinippers-an in
sect popularity supposed to be a mosquito
suffering from exaggerated ego-whfch
preyed on the little green fellows. The
gallinippers also slew their tens of thou
sands without turning the tide of bat
tie. t-. ..-' .ses 81.
The little green bugs, which were exact
duplicates in miniature of grasshoppers.
were as restless and uncertain OF move
ment as grasshoppers and. held unchecked
sway over the city until daylight brought
relief. ~