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Putnam patriot., 1909-05-14
Eastern Connecticut Teachers Association

The thiriy-third annual meeting of the Eastern Connecticut Teachers As- soeiation will be held in the congfega- tionaI church in Putnam, Friday, May II. The morning session will be al ib o'clock, and the afternoon session at 2 will be by ticket. The fee for member ship is twent y-fiye cents for women, and fifty cents for men. Citizens tickets will be issued free of charge 10 school officers and others interested in educational work.
 The New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad will sell three-fifths fare return tickets to members who have paid one full fare in coming to the association. In order to secure the reduction,it will be ns cessary for mem- bers to procure certificate counter signed by the secretary, who may be found, both morning and afternoon, in the vestibule of the church.
 Dinner will be served by the Ladies' o4)st11 (tIciCftO lcV tEuSfttfRs at op S1ft - per place, in the gymnasium connect ed with the church.
 The order of exercises is as follows:
 MORNING
 Organ Recital MT. l.. 0, Williams Prayer Rev. Frank ID. Sargent Address-The function cf the public
 school, Hon. Mason i. Stone, State
 snperinfendent,of education, Mont
 pelier, Vermont.
 Address-The work and the worker,
 Charles S. Ghapin, Principal Of
 Monfclair State normal school,
 MonteIaif, New Jersey.
 AFTERNOON
 Aadress-'Ihc development and use of
 the imagination, William l.. Felt
 CT, Pfipelpai Of the Girls high
 school. Brooklyn. N II. Aadsess--The daily prDzram. William
 E. Chancellor, Superintendent of
 schools. NofsaIk, E1nn. Annual business meeting.
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-14

-The Hartford County Teachers
 Association will hold it's annual meet Ing in Unity Hal. Hartford. ea FfI- day. May s4sh. Addresses will he ds- iivered by thfee prominent instrnctoss.
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-14
77777 T 777-' 2 ' hIxh School Netex.

Two photographs were taken of tho pupils of the High school this week. one within the building aud otse e11s side. x
 x. Ray absrmap. n1apAger = 1| trssk feam, wiIi mnks arssno o61 z with kiinnelr Hltrh lhTN
Putnam patriot., 1909-05-14

nesday, witness telling of cypher code used by Durre and himself eom- mon to the criminal fraternity. Dupre loaned him screw driver from gas hose tool kit to enable him to open various boxes in the Bradley house. Nearly every night for two months had stayed al gashouse.
 Cross examined by attorney Torrey Miller's direcr testimony was in the main substantiated. He claimed to have met Dupre in Boston in October and was asked to look him up If he ever came to Putnam.
 Fred Wood, Louis Dupre, and Eu- gene 0sier knew that he was going to Pomfret. Wood sat4 officers were on his trail. Called Dtpre up on tele- phone from Webstef and questioned him about police, Dupre saying that they were after him. Came from Web ster on the ninth and saw Dupre who told him to be cautious as officers were watching. Dupre gave him g. De- nied telling Dupre that he got the things from Pomfret school boys, and told of selling two pocketbooks and rugs that he got from the Bradley place to Dupre.
 The cross examination WAS very long and the witness became trifie muddled with regard to dates but not with relation to the salient facts in the affair.
 Arthur l.. Rhoades. carataker of the Bradley place, found the house had been entered twice in January and identified number of the articles.
 Captain of Police Murray of Putnam testified to the arrest of Miller; Miller had French clock in his pocket, a gun and wallet containing &. Miller had told him about Fred Wood and Eugene Osier having some stolen goods as we'll as Paul St. George, and later admitted that Dupre had some of the stuff, too. Murray described how he notified the fellows at the gashouse that if they had any Of the stuff they had better bring the things back land most of the goods had been returned. Said Dupre had told of a letter that came there for Miller and that he ,had opened and destroyed 1t.
 Eugene Como, son-in-law of Du- pre-, said that he was sent from the house one night to the police station with black grip and two umbrellas; that was all that he Knew about It. A recess of twenty minutes was taken. At 4 o'clock the accused changed his plea to guilty on two counts and Judge Reed stated that he would pronounce sentence In Ithe morning.
 This Thursday morning Louis Dupre was sentenced to pay hne oi S1OO on each of the two counts and costs of $149.S3.
 The case of Henry 5. Thompson, who 1t was alleged passed worthless draft on Landlord K. c. Rogers of the Put. nam Inn, and who was extradited from New York, appeared in the City Court and was bound over to the 5u- perior court, was nolled by the acting States Attorney last week. The req son for the nolIe prosecute was that Daniel Danahey of New York, upon whom the draft was drawn, came for ward with a statement that he had au- thorized the drawing of such ldrafts, and would have honored the same if he had not been away at the time it was presented for acceptance. Thomp- son paid costs of s75 and made good the draft of $50, besides spending some weeks in Brooklyn jail awai ting trial.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-19

Das dber iifs: 6em 9eben airf ben
@run6 i9ouen iinb bod ben Ritb
boben, 3n ingen: 8eit, tuie 6tit Su
i6onl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-19
Bonn gferSe.

Die bem 9entiden bon ieber eisene
8orliebe fir ienen barnloien, ge'
miit jooIieH Sders un6 Spott. ben
mir als Sunor 5u beaeidnen pfIeeen,
Offenburt fih aud in ieiner Spra6e.
Ginen beionbers barfbaren Stoff bot
bier II. u. bic Ebiernelt, inioiern mir
Reniden in Der Sprade nit auerIei
Sbieren pengliben uro tbnen gieif-
seitent nerben. 9ies gilt gans be.
ion6ers Don ben Saustbieren, benz
Iieben 8ieb ODER ben Iieben 8ie6ern,
rpie fie Der Bauer bier unb ba pobI
nod nennt, nit beneH INNER elm ge.
piiier eemiitbli6er Derfebr unterbaI-
ten Uuroe. 60 perben mir nift iel.
ten nit ben Pfer6en uergIihen, q.
Q. penn mir Die Obren ipisen, iteif
baIten oSer bdneen laiien; ebenio,
penn mir BITE Ropfe suiommeniteden;
mir tbun es sonn ben Pferben i'm
StaIIe sleih. as sebt pieSer ms
@eidirr, iasen mir, eIei9 als tpenu
man uns Dor einen @aeen ipannte,
un6 manHer, ben Der Safer ftibt,
iaIdgt ,pobI iiber bic StrGnge ober
iteIlt ii6 anf bic Sinterbeine lin Der
ReeeI ~ CT lit tpiSeripenitig, min
niGt nit porpdrts), uie elm mutb.
miIIisss g5isrs. p6brenb elm onSerer
gut bsidIaeen 1T, oils bGtte ibm Der
Sufihrieb Giien unter bic ssiibe se.
legt. 10 bab er beauem aud ouf
&iatteis eeben tanH. Sat iener dber
teim BeidGaeen ses Pfer6es eiren
gtaeel niGt burA bie bortisen, (on.
bern bliph be pei6en EbeiIe 6es
Sufes sstri6eu. 10 1T bas 9Terb Der.
naeeIt unb Mnb birten. uno uenn
eia geenA bernnseIt %. B. bIooe,
bpmm) 6bsr osrbobrt %. 5. eigenfin.
His) III, 70 eebt es NIT ibm eben audi
10 fsiimherSns4 bospzrts. boB er ct.
nam berarfsem IdSmeHgferbe sIei6t.
ainen ia,sten U,ewi4sn m,b man an.
ipsrnen, usx ihn auf ben 8rob sii
bripssa pie sineR trdeen @oiiI; einen
Ietd,t ,tfss1ieeH bdlt Man hn Baum tpie
sin oIs Ntr6sdneer bsianntes @ferS,
.udhreNb H1an eiWeH anSeren ebe elm.
NAL Sis 8hssl hasbsn Idbt. Wsan.
DER, Der &bssetIt kanseIte, sat fiA Do
BET H,ew oereaIoppirt. unS enoIiG
Fsts hifer RHb ieaer trot feinem
@beHhsbeH auf GebsiS bes elrStes
ssne pdbre pferSdhsr bupdmaden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-19

SrobIiGe Ierf6en Iitb niGt bios
sfiidIid,e. iop6ern in Der ReseI au&
cute Wenihen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-19
Der anberbients Beinams.

&6nig BbiIipp ~. bon Spnnien,
SeiIen Gitelfeit feline @rerBen tonnte,
batte raid binter einanber &ouiiiil-
Ion, SIan6ern, gortipgaI unb 9ntalo-
nien 6irr6 ihIeffe Bolitif un6 nod
i9Lehtere &riegfiibring perLoren.
StuneidIeriide SofIinge batten uber
trot oiefer upsliidihen greisniiie 6a,
flr gsorat, bab Der &onis ben Bel.
rtarsen .,ber 0rebe~ erbieIt luID ui6
fiibrte. 9ns drserte notiirIid oie
undbbdngisen 8iirger. BON oenen
eipbqe beidloiien, Den iRrperoienten
gsubmestitcl Ses &oniss pirffmn unS
bmierub au bdeitieen. sic lieben
Elm arobes Sddeo nIt 6ar Buppen
oes Rorrigs anfertieer, bobrten m
biefes elm Sod binetn, iarisben bar.
inter Die bosbaften Borte: -Se ntfbr
man tuesninunt, bdto GROCER iuiro
es," uno bGpsten 6as 10 gedroerte
Bappen ndbhiHeapehe am StGot'
banhe su Moorto aaf. Sest lahte
mon iSberaa, no ber 46<ttg dls Der
.@rose" besetAnet tuIrbe, urto rtd +:
,Dos God pirb i1runTer gr6berT
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-19
0ermif1tee Jnlanb.

= Sn BEN @sidditstbsil BON 5Or
Dortb, Esras, ridtete Elm Ssuer eiuer
Sdabsn uon 100000 on.
= Su Baltimore, Wtb., itarb Of
9lltsrsi6pa6s bic sinit isbr ssfeiert
S9auipielerin 5rau Sane @ermau.
- Nad eiuem in 0aibiuston be
fannt sesebenen 8sridt tpurOs I'm lsster
Sabre fur 80 0ttllionen Sleioermolll
importirt.
= Sn ieiner Sommermobnuns 1t
@obuiet, Wtaii., iturb gilbert u. ROps
elmer Der eriten uno bstanntefteu Sabri
fantsu BON 3weirdoeru.
= Die oissidbrise aspfslsrnte in bsr
Yereiuisten Stautsu iibsrtrifft OieieniSI
pom lssten Sabre uuo 1T nm so BRO
gent bsiier, ole in Canada.
= Sn @aibinston, .. g., purOl
befannt sessben. baB bic leste @rtra'
SeiiiOu oes @on9refes eiueu SOitenauf'
panb BON $5OO.O 900 usruria6ts.
- Milton, Del, purbs bsinabs boil
itdnbis burd 5euer SeritOrt. Wfebl
als bunOert Sduisr nebit einsm rieiiser
Soliboi lie9en in 9li9e. S6aoeu $780,
600.
-Sn Der Stabt 0atsrpills, Sas.,
lit oas Slu1sn usrboten. Das duBeritl
SraftwOrt, bas profanen PsrIOneu
bort seitattet lit, lautet i by chow
der.
- slus Colorado springs, @olo.,
niro 9emeloet, oaB oaIelbit 6oberi
8omad. Der .@ntosdsr pom Cripple
@rset. als usrbattuiBmdBis armsr Wianu
9eitorben lit.
Durd bas lSnfOrmationsbursau
oes Oepartemeuts iiir 9anoel uno slr'
belt in Waibiuston buben wGbrenb ber
lssten 6 Do6en 5000 gerionen Be
ihditisuns erbalten.
- RrOfsliOr Biliam Ssrnburot aus
@aibinston. .. g.. Elm befanntet
Pabaeose uno Sdriftiteuer, wuroe in
Der giahe uon burlington, ST., bon
einsm 3uss iiberfabren unb auf Del
Stelle setOOtet. Gr mar 60 Sabre alt
- gin ben Solsen elmer burd eineu
unsliifIiteu llufal berbsissfiibrtsr
@asusrsiituns itarb in 9ieu Yorf Us
8. s. Sedbum, Elm Setter oes friiberer
@ouuerneurs BON Sentudp uuO Wtit'
9lieo bss rsoaftionellen Stabes Del
r9iew Yorf Times.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-19
AuSlaub.

& Die in ben Soblen3eden in giOua
Scotia aussebro6enen slrbsiter lluru'
ben sreifen INNER psiter nm iih. SIM
@anSsu iino in Der Propin3 stpa Sebn'
tauieno Wiann am Strelt betbeilist.
- 9si eiusm Seuer, bas auf .'Sun.
Ions Sslano, Ont, wiitbete uno sinen
Sdaben uon minOeitens 100000 an'
ri6tete, fano cine Srau, Die nidt ibenti'
fi,irt perosn fOnnts, sinsn qualpollen
Sob.
Der Ssr3Os Der abruHsn. Better
hes S0niss Sictor emanuel pom Stas
lien, bat nad ben lesten in Slababao,
Snbien, einsetroffensu 9tadridten ben
@obwin. sluiten.9ers, Der miubeitens
24,6Oo SUP bod lit, eritieseu.
& @is aus Dresden telesrapbii9 &C.
msl6et pirb, ipiro bort cine Serfii9nns
Oss aSniss SrisOrid susuit uist beiprO'
den, burd pelde bic srOBen 9aballerie'
llsbunseu Der iddiiideu Grmee nit
9tidii6t uuf bic ipate oiesidbrise Grnts
absebro6en wurbeu, I'M bic Selbfrii9ts
5u i4onen.
- Sin sinbenOsr Slisitrubl bat in
oem Stdot6sn Bersiabern, Der alteu
Seits in Der baperiidsn gfalj. eint
fur6tbare Seuersbrunft ueruriudt. Dus
uralts SdloB 1T niebersebrannt. unit
Sduls unb airde unb cine sun3e Rsibl
BON 8obnbauieru iinb ein &aub bel
Slummeu Ssporben.
= Wie aus Miiiuden semelbst nirb
ipurbe baislbft Der 20. @eburtsta9 oes
Ssr3osS Or. &arl Tbeobor in Baperu
bss sroBeu ausenurStes aus bem gBit
telsba6er Sauie, auf Sdlob Poiieu
boien am Starnberseriee nit sroBer
5sftlidfsitsu bssansen. Dem Subilal
nuroen gang auBer9smObnlihe @brun
gen 3u Sbeil.
- Stad telesrapbiidsn Wfelbunssi
aus @lsue 1T bic oOrtise 5eisr Der 300
Iidbriseu 3usebOrisfeit Der Stabt ;ur
Warf 8ruuOeuburs i'm Ssiisin Del
Oeuti6su aaiierpaares Slau3uOll uerluu
fen. Der Sauptfsitutt mar bic @nt
billuus bes Denfmals oss @ro6el
Surfiiriten, uelde Der Saiisr nit cine
,iinoeuOsn sniprade beslsitste.
: Der bemotratiids 8erein in 9ia
itatt. Saoen, bat einen Gufruf ,u
Sammluns uon Wtittelu fir bic Gr
rihtuuS zines @arl S6urB,D ,Deufltein,
erluiieu. Sn bem aufruf bsi6t es, bi
Staot uno 6as Saoener yano ehrtel
nur li9 islbit, nenn iie oss Selben as
od9tsn, pelher bel Raitatt fiir Die Srsi
belt sefdmpft uno in Der @sfanseniduf
lselitten babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-08-19
Die @iHhmiiblen SpllaHs's.


Rs4t Ianee mebr Hfr6 es 6arern,
uHb 6onn1tb ut uar einen Lan6i6ait.
lideR @es Grrler, UNI ben es a1oere
aGnber beHei6eten. Die Binomiib.
len um 8oauSam berum. 6as @nt'
5iideu bon Vbalern un6 Rdtitrfrern.
ben. peridtpinoen eine nah Der an.
oeren. Ddbrenb friiber mebr als
taitiertb @inbmiiDIen 3tpii6en Saan.
bam unb aIfnaar iih befanben,
30blt man beute tulrm nod bunbret.
benin ba 70 piels %iiblen dbgebrannt
fiHb. taben Die 8eriiherunasseiea.
i&dften bic RrGmien be6elltenb er.
b0bt, ia maude nebmen iiberbaupt
feline 8eriheruneen auf WhibIen
npdbr on. limb lit cine @in6miibIe
einnlaI dbssbrannt, 6am 6enft fein
Better mebr baran, iie pieber auf.
sllbauen; Der Dnupi bat Sem 8inoe
ben Stang dbgeIaltfen. epiest bod elm
Sdornftein Dueenbe bon @in0miib.
lenfIlaeIn.
Dele SonSperfer Ie6en freiIih
ben @ef6eI nitt germ, oenn Die Sc.
geIusaAer, Strob6odbeder, Sdmiebe
ainS 9arunerleute batten nit Slid
tperf an Den gtiibQen elm gutes slus.
tonwren. auf) bic 0tiihlfnapper
Fiiblten itd spobIer, obeIeih Die Ir.
belt niht 70 reaelmabig mar pie ieet
IN 6en 8antpfniiblen, 6a5u oud an.
ftrersserSer. benn penu nad eini9en
Gosen Stiae Der @inb pIosIid iih
erbob, bonn bieB es orbeiteit, Gag
ainS geadt. oft ipoherIapg aht3ebn
Stunoen tGgIia. @elh Elm Soqen.
I6rm mar bonn in folder MitbIe!
&oren unb Sehen bersins einem BET
Dem @eitanpfe un6 @ebammer;
pieIe gGiIler iino 6dber aud reht
ifaperborie.
9ieRanten. tpelfe bic W&iblen fiib.
ren. finS foft burdipeg benz Ebier-
un6 BfIan5enreih ertIebnt. Gin bib.
6der Brand in friiberer 9et mar es,
bic WHiblen al berHeren, tpenn cine
Sodseit ober Elm SiibiIolrn gefeiert
tpurSe. Do binsen Damn oqe 9lttri-
butte 6es Gaperbes, u1nfbIun9en bon
8irIarbsn urb SIaeeen, 5tpiihen ben
sSIiiaeln, pnb unten burh Danbelten
beb16tiseR S6tttes bic @efeierten.
&eutSutaee sdfiebt bies nur nod
ielten. Der 9nn1pf Der Shorniteine
lannebeIt Die Griinerunsen bes Dol.
fes an Qltbewebrahtes, 8ietat 1T elm
ieItenes @efiibl eefpor6en. Oas
merit man ben 3annbamer 8irS.
miillern 6eutIih an. 8on Crime
rairaen fonnen iie freiIih aud MIDI.
sebren. 60 siebt Oenn etner nob
benz anSeren 6as Dad Der ltreItern
preis, nn6 baIS miro es ipie eia
We1rhen flingen. fpenn man bon ben
idboren 9aanSamer WinSuriibIen
'priht.
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@ifenbabn Seittabelle.
S.Iapars. sadapaHHa uno @sHsrn Balm.


Sn araft ben "a. Suui 1906.
Giolia-8rldbt SCRANTON fir Rsp gorI
I'm 2.05, 3.20, sos. 500, 1920, Born. ,
t2.i0, 1926 unb $40 Ra&mittaas. 8Hr
Rsp yorf unb philadelphia, um 500 gsrni.;
f2.40 une 3.35 Ra&mittaas. air
Epbsbaund, $40 RaHmiitaas.
gl0rolids sir Buffalo nm 1 is, 6.25u. 600
RSr.; t.55. $40 unb ft.f0 Ra&mittaas. s}iir
Binstamton, Glmira unb 3pilG Gtnfatfontn, unl
1910 Rpr. unt LOS Ra&m, fir Sspsop
Syraeuis une Utica. um IFS unb 6.25 Wpr.
f.55 1a&mittass. Sspsap. @srdeuit mi
Utica 3ue nm 6,25 Wor. I6uft i6aIidb, ausa,.
neutmtu Spnniass. 8hr Rputrois nm 9.OC
Wpr.; los uub $40 Ra1m. WittcIIpn ae.
rmpbattcn. um 400 Rabmittaas. 8ina.
B hampton Neepm peatipu, I'M 6.i5 Nadmittaoe
Dloomsburs 9ibif1on-gSsrIGRf Suanipr
Ihr Hcrtbumbtrlanb I'M 6.35, 10 90 Rpr,
| .55 uub $40 Ra&m. 8ir plymouth um {. O,
Ra&mitiaes.
Sonntaae.8hae.
eholia-8tr 9sp gorf nm 2O5, 800
sos unh 1920 MSrstus; 3.35 uub 3.4C
Rahm.
R0rnIiG - Mir Buffalo unt LIS, uni
6.25 Wor. 1.55, 6.40 unb 1f.f0 Radm
Bhr 8iusbamtOu uuS 3pifhtnfattpusu, 9Ot
unb 1910 9ormiitdas
UIoomsburg 5ibiilon-S SStrIGsf Srdnfoii
am 1920 Mpr uub $40 Ra6mittaes.
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8arnm bic SanS. ihre Snuse bcr'
aushGnaeH,

penn iie erhist iiitS. bat man Ianse
Seit iib rpidt su erfldren oermodt. .Sn
8oGts. unb in S6serfreiien iaste
man ii6 irrieertpetie, ber Sunb itede
in Ieiner Saut tpie in eineIn liiftbi6.
ten God obne Boren. Der Suno
idnpise baber nit ber8unge upo laiie
bieie 8ur &bfiibIune aus Dem Wauls
5anaen. Sn Birfli6feit itapist aber
Der Sunb SurA feline Soait, serobe 10
gut nie Der Wsew6, dber feline
gtppeitdBfouSemna lit m BET Dbai
nidt erbSHi4 unb tritt Hidt anffal'
IenS In Grfheintnpe.
gseuer6itss bat mon nun Eir bua
Serousb6wgen bsr 8aasQe 6es ertie'
ten Sunbes foIpeube GrxIdrans eege.
ben: Die Bdie bes SaiHbes 1t Dor.
,uahDeife stis&opsan: Der Gsri4'
finn III ben $sanoe bon bodAter BE.
be,tuns. Die gafeubdbIe IN SoteI
10 fem eeba,a. bic hir bic RieGtAd.
tiqteit uif,tlqen 1Gienut,ri@etH iifse
70 itors erttpi6eIt, opb bel beitieiinie-
ter atbmuns rid,t seraisepb, 9ufi
burd bic Raie bfubirh Su ben 9Th
miHasorgoueH setorssu banH. Oes'
bats muS, ipam Der GssH0 nj 8ai.
IkonAe Der Grbisung ongsftrengtss
atbme, bas IsaiI seoffret neroen
benw an Die StelIe bsr gbdfendts.
wuna tritt bic ThmAaE5WuRso. Btrs
r,un be Janee 9lmss einee5oest &C.
baIten, 70 fiillt fie ben tiHtersu Sbeil
Ser TsinSbsbIe ponfovrune1 aus, iisS
bic obere 8anS Der 9iHtsesaDurseI
lsat iih Binter Sem @airnten fsft an
Bsi suriid9sooener 9tsu9e Dilros
afSo feline 9s6t b,irh bas Uoaid ~
ben atbuuspssorooRsa eesonoen. Sei
araeftrerWter a1lHnsaS xasb aIio biz
Ar.ae bsrolssdtrsdt pefbeu.
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eadaiuauna G Bbomins gaIIss.
(9aureI Qiuie.)
3pifttn Scrdnton unO BiIfts, Barre.

3pii&sn SCRANTON unb @iIfss.Sart.
3aas strlaFtn Ssrautrn UNI 10. 2.O0, 2 %,
100, 500 unb 600 Ruratns. lin S 40 MUr.
gene an @o&tntaatn unb ale ud6foIasnts
,pan,is Rinutsu, unb nm ZOO Wcrasns an
Spuntaasn unb alt ua%fcIasnts ipdu,ia Wi.
uuitn bis unb tuflufSs 10 no RaGis, In Ril.
Ets.Saut III Winufen ibditr dnfcmmsns.
Grprt6iHss, uur In pittsirn dnbaIttnb, Str.
dHtn Suantpn dus Stunet t6altt, ausas,
uommsu SOuutdas une 6tttrtdatn. BON 7.f9
Wcroens bts 7.t9 assnes. unb trtftn In Wil.
Ess.Sdrrt 30 Wtuuitn fp6ttr tin
OtsictE DttuR ,ptft.n SCRANTON. Rd5 Gua
Part eana pdrl, petsrsburd uub Duumrrs.
Gstot Eatrpld n FIR dtpddb,fBrbsrnbt 3Hss.
Ssat IL Rraft I'm 8. SuItf9G7.
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Gia eraneafenHsr.

~9iebsr Dontor, sore Sraii @e-
mssU kstom teute IN Der Rir6e
paRpewb Der prebist einen 70 idIiu,-
use@ p,fsenanidG, bob oIles nod tAr
,inresfdbeH batl"
d. bds ht rixf 70 I&IiHwR -
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Evening star., 1909-05-27
HAPPENINGS IN ALEXANDRIA
|J. o. q. A. TO HOLD MEMORIAL
EXERCISES NEXT SUNDAY.
Similar Services by q. A. r. Post
Monday - Rev. Mountain Of
Brookland Talks to Knights.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

special Correspondence OI nc
ALEXANDRIA. Va. May q. 1909.
Arrangements have been completed by
Alexandria Council. No. 133. Junior Order
of United Americans, for its annual
memorial day exercises. which will be
held Sunday afternoon. at 4 o'clock,
at the National cemetery. this city. Ad-
dresses will be made by several speakers
and choir from the First Baptist
Church will furnish music. Members OF
the order will decorate the graves Of de-
ceased members OF the order In the vari-
Gus cemeteries in the city during the aft
ernoon.
Memorial exercises under the local post
of the G. A. r. will be held at the Ma
tional cemetery Monday afternoon. At the
conclusion of the exercises a salute will
be fired by the Alexandra Light 1nfan-
try.
aid Council No. 4o9, Knights Of Column
bus, was held last night at st. Mary
Hall and during the evening social ses-
sion was held. Rev. Father Walter
Mountain Of the Apostolic Mission House
Brookland, D. c.. gave an interesting talk
taking for his theme The Indifference
| Toward Religion" Afterward a luncheon
was served at the Hotel Rammel.
A mass meeting of the republicans O.
this city will be held June % to elect del
esates to the state convention at Newpor
News, Va, July Is to nominate republi
can candidate for governor. Leaders o
Evening star., 1909-05-27
MANY HURT IN TROLLEY CRASH
Slippery Tracks on a Baltimore
Street Cause Bad Accident.

BALTIMORE. Md, May 27-Over
thirty persons were injured, some OF
them seriously. as the result OF COLL
sion between Gilmor street car No. 1S'
and PENNSYLVANIA avenue car No. 1sO4 at
the corner Of Fayette and Greene streets
shortly after noon yesterday.
The collision was caused by the slip
perry conc ton of the rails. the motor
man of the Gilmor street car being un-
able to bring his car to a stop after
going down the grade from Paca to
Greene street on Fayette.
None of the injured We're taken to hos
pitfalls. but those most seriously hart were
taken to their homes In carriages and
private ambulances.
Car No. 1S3 of the Gilmor street line,
in charge of Conductor Joseph L. Girls
topher and Motorman Richard Roberts.
was approa ching Greene street from the
east, and when running down the hill
on Fayette street car No. 1sO4 of the
Pennsylvania avenue line, in charge of
Conductor Louis S. Brosenne and Motor
ette street, bound north. Seeing the dan
ger Of collision, Motorman Roberts ap-
piled his brakes, but with little result,
as the slippery condition of the tracks
and the momentum of his car caused 1t
to strike the Pennsylvania avenue car
over the rear truck.
The crash was heard for blocks, and a
large crowd Immediately assembled.
Every assistance possible was rendered
hurried into neghboring stores and other
buildings and medical aid was on the
scene within a few minutes after the
collision.
Evening star., 1909-05-27
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