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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-28


AS part payment on this pretty 9 room
modern brick on corner. Price $3.50
Jay F. Knox
40 ROberts-Banner Bldg Bell 4lt0-
RIO GRANDE ST. BARGAIN.
room modern brick, 90c block, park
ing and paving paid. Price only SSsOOi
D. G. HeIneman. 2O9 Mills st.
A BARGAIN.
One Overland 5 passenger touring
car as good as new, fully equipt
Only run 1000 miles.
One Overland 3 passenger 25 horse
power, only run 500 miles.
One HupmObile as good as new, only
run 1000 miles, fully equipt- See
Marsh Auto Sales Co.,
4O7 Caples Building.
ADJOINING PEARsON's LOCATION.
Is lots in one body, with trackage
lots, 130x120 1T. corner. with one Is
rm. brick house with brick partition.
one room cement block house and
one room adobe, plastered; also
pumping plant which has just been in
stalled. These houses are In firstclass
condition and are now rented for SO
per month, paying 10 per cent and
viii more than double this in short
time, as this price was made before
the location Of the Pearsons. The
prices on the above are for quick
sale See US at once.
Rio Grande Realty Co,
216-217 American Bank Building
FREE-FREE-FRE
Charming restaurant, private dining
room. . blocks from city hall Free
rent, free walters, free hot water and
steam and a few other things free
What's the matter with you that you
don't investigate this2 Fearful sacri-
flee, $500 down Hurry.
WANTED TO RENT or see horse and
wagon or buggy for light work morn
ing Bell 1914
WANTED-Young American boy for
delivery work. Address Franklin, care
of Herald.
FRESH MILK COW for saIe-5O4 Gold.
FOR RENT-Furnished single rooms
with sleeping porch. 1141 z. Rio
Grande- Phone 2l64
SALEsLADY WANTED in jewelry and
leather goods department. Apply at
once to manager of main floor, Popu-
lar Dry Goods Co
FOR sALE-One all around gentle
pony Bell phone 1897
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms;
no sick Phone 4277.
TWO OR THREE. strictly modern
beau LlIul unfinished connecting light
housekeeping rooms on Washington
Park car line; nice location Bell 2443.
FOR RENT-From Oct. 1st z room
modern house, COS n. Oregon; has large
stable, etc. very desirable place. $40
per month.
Ask Hodge Realty Co.,
202 Roberts-B Banner Bldg. Phone SIS.
FOR RENT-9 room house. close in.
Ask Hodge Realty CO.,
Phone S15. 202 ROberts-Banner Bldg.
FOR RENT-S1O per month for room
brick in East FL Paso.
Ask Hodge Realty Co.
POP ROberts-Banner Bldg Phone S15
IF YOU WANT CLEAN. COOL ROOMS.
running water and distilled water for
drinking, go to 80 w. Missouri, 1
block from library.
FOR RENT-Large living room with
private bath, . beds If desired, every
thing new, even to the building. 1867
San Francisco.
NICE CORNER ROOM with private
screened sleeping porch in steam
heated house; men preferred. 119 4
Fisher St, corner w. Missouri
furniture. Address
P. o. box SCI
good woman for general
1912 Noble.
BARN suitable for horse and busy. |
$500 per month. 618 n. Kansas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-28

Money Loaned.
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MONEY TO LOAN in small amounts on
real estate, furniture, etc; business
con. Mrs. Howell, 2204 Texas. Pm. PIG.
MONEY re LOAN Ar PERCENT.
VIII you let 20 or 40 cents a day
stand between you and a home. Con-
vert your rent receipts into a home.
We have helped thousands to own
their own homes and win help you
81 you viii adopt our plan. Write for
booklet
STANDARD HOME CO.
SI9 and 800 Herald Building,
III Paso. EeEas.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-31
To Make a Dry Shampoo.

Dry shampoos are all the rage now
aWongs- society ladies and the more
prominent stage beauties Here is a
formula much used in the east II
cleans ,nyicorates and stimulates the
hair and scalp. while removing SUI
plus oil. dust. daudruf. etc. Obtain OF
amy well stocked druggist six ounces
Of pUlFerized orris root, also obtain
two ounces of viiane powder Mix
thoroughly and keep il q tight box or
jar. Sprinkle a heaping tablespoonful
over and through the hair. distribu--
ing with the fingers DO this at night.
Next morning comb and brush thor
cuEhiy until all trace Of powder is re-
moved The results are a wonderful
glossy. clean, soft and fluffy head of
hair.
Men use it daily Women one to
three times a week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-31

current Fiction
Reprints that were $3.50,
now 25c to SOC.
New fiction, not net, $3.50
books S1.08.
New fiction at price fixed by
publishers.
Standard Authors.
In single volumes, Scott,
Dickens. etc, that sold at SOC
and 75c now SC and Csc.
Poets.
Formerly 75c now 25c, with
gilt edges, make nice Christ
mas gifts.
Books in Sets.
At half original price.
Trades and Hand Books.
Books for Carpenters, Ma
chinists, Electricians, Locomot-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-31

Grove addition on Observation-Disclosures
half street south of Fourteenth avenue
was presented by Commissioner Rey-
nolds and accepted by the commission
Mr. Bailey was required TO place d
bond OF $500 to insure the grading Of
the plat 10 the street level.
TO WIDEN ELEVENTH AVENUE.
Commissioner Reynolds. 10 whom
Ms John Hau5erC. NJ l. Hen
derson and r x. Rhoadz for the
widening of Eleventh avenue from
Twenty-secoud 10 Tweuty-third
streets reported in favor of the petit
ton and the Improvement carried. y
cut OF four feet is TO he made along the
north side OF the avenue
4 six-iuch Waterman on Eighth
street between Fourth and Fifth ave
uues was recommended by Commits
siouer Bear Yesterday afternoon. and
after the project goes through the pro
per channels, the main will be laid.
OBJECT 20 STAND.
Numerous objections have been re-
ceiFsd because Of the peanut and pop
corn stand on Market square near Sec
c.l a. aV-e by the commissioners and
ys-t roaE afternoon the question of re
uoyal vas zap for consideration Ac-
ton was deferred TIL tomorrow after
noon. Tnsi ghrliness and the possibili-
~ az Frightening horses were given
a. grounds for objection
WILL PAY ORDERS.
on motion of Commissioners Rud-
greu a resolution providing that the
the city treasurer pay all city orders
ont Of the saloon license fees when
collected. was adopted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-31
WILL HOLD EVERETT
ON CHARGE MURDER
Coroner'S Jury in Buffalo Tragedy
Finds That Samuel Cramcr
Met With Foul PLAY.

y coroner's jury al Buffalo yes
rerday afternoon recommended that
William Everett be held responsible
for the death OF Samuel Cramer and
that he be charged with murder
Everett is alleged 10 have shot Cra-
mer with a shot gun following a
quarrel which occurred in their cab
in two miles west of Buffalo. Both
men were woodcutters. They had
sold a load OF potatoes and the d.
vision of the proceeds is what caus-
ed the trouble between them.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-31
City Chat
a home OF Reidy Yros-

Buy a home OF Reidy Yrua-
Kerler Rug company. cleaners.
TrtCity Towel supply company.
For express. call Spence & TrefL
Let William johnson do your TN and
furnace work; 1916 Third avenue.
H. T. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work; 1526-152s Fourth ave
nue
The Rock Island roller skating rink
viii open Wednesday evening, Nov. /.
Everything new. Big band concert.
There's a window OF witches at Nc
Cabe's. If you are down town tonight,
stop and look at IL. Take the children
Attend Court OF Honor dance at Bes-
elin's hail. Thursday evening. Nov. .
Admission Is cents. Bleuer's orches-
ira
Don't miss the grand opening OF the
Rock Island roller skating rink tomor-
row night. Band concert outside. Lat
est music. Everything new.
We are the exclusive agent for the
celebrated New Home sewing machine
T. Richter * Sons. 219-22I West Sec
ond street, Davenport. Iowa.
Wall paper and hanging cheaper at
Broteman's than anywhere New loca-
ton, 639 Seventeenth street Also var
uishes. paints and painting Phone
1851
The ladies OF the Central Presby-
terrain church will hold an A B. c.
sale Oh Friday afternoon. Nov 5. be-
ginning al O'Clock at the home of
Mrs II. s. Cable. sls Second ave
nue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-31
NO NEED TO FEAR
DRINKING WATER
Report of Lewis I. Birdsan on
Efficiency of Filter Is
Confirmed.
BY STATE EXAMINATION
DIR. Edward Barlow Decides That
Supply From City Mains Is
Fit for Daily Use.

That the city water supply Is safe
for drinking purposes and not the
source Of infection of typhoid fever is
the substance OF the report submitted
by L / Birdsan, superintendent Of
filtration through Commissioner Bear
az Yesterdays council meeting. The
reports of the city chemist and bac
teriologist have been verified by DR..
Edward Barlow Of Urbana. director of
the Illinois State Water survey. The
daily analyses have shown an average
Of $500 bacteria in one cubic centim-
eter OF the raw river water, AS in the
water as il passed to the filters and 30
in the filtered water. Gas bacteria were
in practically all samples Of raw river
water while in the filtered water they
we're absent. Samples taken through
cut the city. including some taken
where there were cases of typhoid IN
nearby houses, showed satisfactory re-
suits Analysis of well water taken
from shallow wells showed that the
well water is the probable source of in
lection.
AFTER THE DEAD ENDS.
Examination of water taken from
the clear well at the filter plant shows
that the water is satisfactory for drain
/ ing purposes, as does an examination
Of the water from the fountain in Spen-
Ger square. This is true OF the water
throughout the city except where the
circulation in the mains is retarded
because of dead ends An investiga-
ton OF the water taken from the dead
ends has been started and il will pro-
baby reveal the necessity OF doing
away with the dead ends as much a.
possible
WATER SHOWS COLOR.
Considerable color is shown in the
water because of the high stage OF the
river but the colorinc matter is in no
wise harmful to health As the river
falls, the coloring viii decrease. Be
cause it is not harmful. the coloring
has not been removed
Commissioner Jonas Bear has post
ed d notice in the plants Of the city
water department informing his en-
pIoyes that drinking of intoxicating
liquors will not be tolerated. The no
tice follows
Employees OF this plant are hereby
notified that drinking or having in
their possession. intoxicating liquors
On these premises. will not he tolerat-
I'd and anyone violating this rule viii
be discharged
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-31

Chang Yin Tang, recalled a. Chi
nese minister to the United States,
VIII be succeeded by s Alfred SEE.
now connected with the Chinese for
eign Office. SEE IS only twenty-seven
years old and was educated in the
public schools Of America and at
Cornell University. His father was
attached to the Chinese legation at
Washington for several years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
SEES AMBITION REALIZED
IN DEATH OF HER SON
Mother of ,Inu Stabbed Says She VIII
Have Chance to Speak at
Iubor Meetings.

!, ne" YORK. March 19.-"Organized
I'd opi owes me q debt. Organized Ia Dor
StsIppcd my son to death. and now
orsaniZed inbor has to nav what it
oNcS. ana what II owes mo is the
right To speak at its meetings and lct
me do what ! can TO show il thar o.
.S tntncu capital on top of organized
labor is tho solution ia tho nresnnt
undcrhalanccd system Of capital md
la bor.r
Mrs. Louise Warner. mother OF John
{. warner who. mistaken as a strike
rIH1akcr Vas stabbed TO death last
l sn,l: 'h da neclarcd Yesterday that her
Teaillatioh OF her lifc's ambition.
James AtliillEan was acquitted Of q
charge Of killing Warner yesterday.
and Mrs Warner congratulated Multi,
I'm I'm mother to-day upon the YER
All my life Mrs. Warner said. II
l"Ne been Interested in the problems
OF labor and have not always had an
opportunity 10 help. What I wanted
was the chance to talk at meetings
OF unions and labor organizations and
90 what could to aid. Only a; few
PRIVILEGES We're given me. Yet ] was
very earnest
Then PRAYED for opportunity. T
PRAYED for the open door through
winch could 20 to my goal. And in
my prayers ] would say, Dear Lord.
Ihou knoWcSt what that open door
Is TO lie. aud ] Will DO patient and
wait until Thou chooscti the way ana
:endcst ii TO me-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20

han US long as he continues TO give
the word, nearly all Of them have told
the Tammany chicftain that continues
support of Mr. Shcchan Will mean alb
Sulutc ruin To the party
Speaker Frisbic said. before lic went
to see Mr. Murphy. that there was a
GROWING demand among the upstate
Democrats for an immediate settle
ncnt OF the senatorial contest
NC must have Il Democratic repre-
sentative in the United states senate
wren Congress convcnes OH April A.
said Mr. Frsbic. That was one or
the things that induced so many to
vote he Democratic ticket In the last
cnmpais hat a Democratic victory
would mean increased repre-
scntatlon in Congress. where the tariff
question, with its vital bearing on the
cost Of living, will conc up at the
extra session. The sentiment in tho
Democratic party throughout the
length and breadth of this state de-
mands that the deadlock be broken"
Speaker Frisbic sa Id that unless the
contest be settled prior TO the opening
OF the extraordinary session Of Con-
gross there is danger that the score
or 50 of upstate Democrats who are
near insurgency now, will break away
and Join the out-and out insurrectos
IT would be Il shame to force these
men, who desire to be loyal, to break
the party ties that arc dear 10 them.
and Yet that is what will happen" said
Speaker Frisbic
Mr.. Sheclian. it was said at his ONCE.
spent the day at the Oakland Golf
Club on Long Island. Daniel +. Co
halan. Mr.. Murphy's right-hand man,
was said to be with him on the links.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
MURPHY WARNED
To DROP SIBERIAN
Democratic Leaders Visit Tam
many Boss, Who Also
Talks With Din.
BREAK EXPECTED THIS WEEK
Legislators Will Probably Hold
Caucus Tuesday
Night.

New York. March l9.--Tliorc ii Il
H fene5ar tlm pr AMONG influential
! i 1a,ive deadlock over the election OF !,
t rh,ted States Senator, 10 succeed
! d Jna,1mcey =, NJ. Depew will be BROKEN
uulinP the present week.
| mere We're some Developments ycs-
tcraay that seemed TO confirm this
IMPRESSION Most important among
arlends Of William L. Shechan To the
| effect that some Important public ut
1fri,a6 ! from their candidate for the
for within the next forty-eight hours.
What the nature Of this utternucn
WOULD DO they did not propose o say,
Mr. Sheehan will releasc the Demo
cratic lawmakers from their caucus
pledges to him. now that 1T has been
alnIlS demonstrated that he cannot be
Last evening Mr.. Murphy delivered
TO Governor Dix n message to tho ct-
feet that provided Mr.. Shcchan would
|, release the Democratic members from
their caucus pledges. it would be
agreeable to the Democratic, leaders to
call new caucus. The Tammany
unrestricted cnucus that tho Insur-
gents must enter uncontlitionallS and
be prepared by its action, even though
II should result in the election OF
Danlel j.. Coh2!an or some other Tam
many man as little to the liking OF
the insurgents as is Mr.. Shcchan.
The insurgents have already indi-
caucus the action Of which Mr. Muir
ply will be able to control
Another indication That the end of
the senatorial contest is in sight was
tho information CLEANED yesterday rs
| the effect that 81 new conference or
caucus OF the Democratic Legislators
| would lie called some time this week.
probably Tuesday evening or WcdncS-
day morning.
Governor Dix had /, talk with Tam
| many Leader Charles t. Murphy yes
terday. Mr., Murphy went to the Cover
nor's suite at the Waldorf and spout
about a quarter Of an hour there. After
his talk with Mr.. Murphy the Cover
a friend, Expressed his belief that The
deadlock would be broken this week.
Mr. Murphy was very busy ycster-
day. After talking TO Governor Dix
tecnth street. where he conferred with
Speaker Daniel =. i'risbic. OF the AS
scmbls, and senator Robert T.. Wagner
senator Wagner and Assemblyman
Smith arc leaders Of the Democratic
majority Of their respective houses
was chairman Of tie Democratic con-
ference that was held some three weeks
ago in IN attempt to break the dead
lock-, When that conference adjourned
it did so subject to the call OF the
chairman
Speaker l7risbic told Mr. Murphy yes
tcrday only what the latter has heard
from d ma jority OF the upstate lead
crs. and from majority OF his own
that Mi:. sieehan should withdraw.
from tic race In order to save tho
Democratic organization in this state
and the Dis administration further
Embarrassment. Mr., Murphy has made
{, careful poll Of he members Of the
Democratic state Committee and or
the leaders in his own organization.
While he has received assurances that
they will stand with Him for MIR. Shcc-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
CAVALIERI LINGERS
IN ST. PETERSBURG
Russian Winter una Orthodox ,.c,t NJ,
Not Hamper Her JOY in Living


cavalicri is inclined to admit that i,i Ru a"
s STA Is nc home Of her heart The
Franc opera mere is oyer ana still She
fingers on. There arc attractions that
outweigh the rigors OF North i,ussi;,
winter combined with orthodox Lent
;, ~ mas heen so since she first visited
IMAM she likes to say. That was while
lhe fabulous tradition OF diamonds and
ruhies that Otero, Cleo dc Mcrode and
the PARTISAN beauties of tho Cafe
Chantant took back with them was
sun fresh. II was when Lima Cavalier
was herself brilliant young, star Of
the variety stage and had not climbed
into tho world OF high art Those
We're The days OF her guitar and The
Ncapolitan chansoncttes. Each winter
Russian friends as long as her free
dom from operate cnea Scmcnts per-
mitted.
!, As ~ the eorresponden, sat with her
IN her drawing room at the Hotel
q AnSlctcrrc one of her military ad-
mircrs called 10 ask for her photo
graph inscribed with sono little mes
sage and her autograph She prom
Used, but the likeness OF her own beau
tiful face did not happen to be handy.
There was no photograph Of herself
told tho. correspondence that she has not
been photographed III more than a
yGar.. and when one Of her imperial
admirers asks her for her picture She
Nine. Cavaliers admits suffering from
nerves. for Wien her military visitor
went out tile clattcr Of his sword pro-
vokcd her 10 clcnch her white hand
AGAINST hcr temple. This and tho las
/ situdo that; is the accompa nimcnt OF
| nerves are the legacy OF her illness and
| disappointment last summer. Other
| wise her matrimonial ''misundcrstand-
| ing Is not uppcrmost in hcr mind
F.; she preferred not TO talk OF him. hut
! that was less from any wounded feel
"a al No Al ~ Ia,
topic TO be wcar!somc There arc GAL
feeling. ana some of them are friends
( Of years.
| she always occupies tho same room,
! IN the Iiotci d'Angleterrc. Following
| the st. petersburg habit She rises lat,
and takes. her bath at noon. In her
comforta bic. unprctcntious DRAWN 2
/ room. with spirit Lamp coffee boiler
| ana Il few oranges scattered around,
| she passes what time She has when
alone among French newspapers and
books. for, as she says: Ono must find
I some DIVERSION"
/ There was Paul Bourgeois "Womi-
| mite. When Cavalicri takes pleasure,
! II philosophy sic does not express her
, ful service TO her musical art ana rna
sonabl" enjoyment fiji her scheme OF
| occupation.
"Wiit Never Marry Again"
| II Will never marry again" she told
| yaiuc my liberty so much--for wha /.
! after all, is liberty?--out because de-
votion to my nrt is the only constant
satisfaction l can feel"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20

who have interests in Mexico arc anH-
ons 10 hevc him continue i'll that office.
There arc some iinanciors. il is said,
who think Senor Limantour can exert
moro effective influence for ,ranquil-
1ity in tho republic from Tho pest or
minister OF Foreign Affairs and virtual
Nicc-Prcsidcn;. These arc the consi1-
crations which arc making President
piaz's task u difficult one. II Is limited
that among Tho new members OF tho
Cabinet may be some who were nolit-
ichlly affiliated with the party that sup
ported Francisco ]. Madero for Pres
idcnt III the last election The rcvoiu-
tionists here admit that much will de-
pend on what course is pursued by
president Daz this week. though they
are by no means preparing 10 give lp
The Struggle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
GERMAN ATTACKS
NEGRO EDUCATOR
White Man Hits Booker Wash.
ington With Club and Is
Arrested.

New York, March 1g.-Gpo,i com
plant OF Booker T. Washington, the
WIS locked up by the police Tonight.
charged with assault upon DIR. Wash
sion Tho latter received so severe
= blow on his head from !. club that
lie was at tho Flower Hospital for
over an hour late Tonight having tho
wound dressed
SiAty-tliirh street house. 1T which
Washington called about 10 o'clock
,,,i,,eno, to 80, sec friend. but no one
doorbcll Thinking tic man lie wished
70 see might appear any moment
,Mn wa walked up ana down in
h ne Ni ,,,,l Tor more than half an
~ n man having the appearance OF Il
cantor, who emerged with IL BIZ cinb
IN rs hand according 10 tic com
piatnant. and struck WaSliingtop
WASHINGTON said he rct,irnc,l thn
nloW with his fist. and held the man
.,i,, the police arrived. The ianifci'
t6 1oIu 1,c Lee ,,g TO Washing ton 'as
The alleged aSsuilan,. who Is !, largo
herman, gave his namc as Albert til
Ulrich told the police ,ha, 10 ,.amc
up from tho basement with his "Im,,
,whcn his wife complained that 81 negro
Ia. Inv pccn hanging around the hallway
thc man aud asked him what he want
ca around there. no answer being
Even promptly, he grabbed Tho negro,
ignorant that lie was attackinr. Z IN
prominent educator. III I!o MI Mn
which followed Ulricli welded his
c!up. and received the return blow
"nich Washington admitted he struck
MN. ~, me police station Washington
l.auc nc admission OF his own idcntity
n an, Wien WI he was forced TO do so q, Ito
oiilccrs ut the station house were =,
Iirst lonfh to believe him. Ulrici, d"
handed the rolorcd mans arrest and
~ was not until Washington, XVI
proved MS identity by cards ana III .
,,ers ana given Il full explanation Enr
ms presence in New York that ,Iio
cdMcut 1r was allowed TO 20.
Washington WAS so afra i'll tba't ~
asScratcd REPORTS of the affair Womb
,,. INC newspapers that he called
np ,nc Associated Press ana rather
oeiittlcd the incident.
Wcro You badly hurt?" i.c was
asked over the telephone
reply ~ ms
speakng?'' -"
Prom tho Flower Hospital
rms is the only admission Wash.
,hSton made Of his injury, but at he
hospital later 1t was said that l,c hid
suffered two decorations OF tho scaIn.
each about four inches long: that his
ileht car was split, and he received
several body. bruises
Washington came 10 New York last
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-03-20
HOUSE runs AWAY on ICE.
rwo-Story nniIdin. blown Part Way
------ AcrOsa Like (,fnmnlaIn.

. rs
Wtstport. - a. March 1o--Pcoplo
living along tic shore of Lake Cham
piaii. were treated on Thursday to the
novel spectacle of house running
a,,wyiMy across the ice. The owner OF
Willsboro Point which futs far out
, into Lake ChampIain at It's widest part.
opposite Burlington. VT, wished to
move q house 30 a site about half 8
nile further g long the point. To move
II over the land would be a laborious
tasH ana would make. necessary the
destruction Of many shade trees, TO
diaenGagc it from tho foundation and
push i down on the Icy sur face Of
the axe aud slide It along TO its new
the problem
This was done, but while the work
iinen we're arranging tho skids to pisl,
II on 70 the land G sudden gallo or
T v,t came out from over the Adiron-
uaSN Mountains, struck tho house
ana J, started AZ lively gait up tho
tnkc ~ took a. southeasierly course
,pr We Vermont shore. and was soon
-; ~ = forty-mile clip over
w, irozcn Snrfacc OF the lake
/ Inc sight or this forty foot. two
| S'ofS building az 1t twistcd. tumbled