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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-09-26
Notice of Foreclosure.

VIII EREAS, Agnes b Fitzmorris OF Madi-
son IN the County of Somerset and State of
Maine. by her mortgage deed dated October
q, 1908 and recorded In Somerset Registry of
Deeds, Book 2S3, Page 5g4 convey ed TO me.
the undersigned; certain parcel OF real es-
tate situated In Skowhegan In the County OF
Somerset and state of Maine, and bounded
rs follows: certain lot or parcel OF land sit
uate in said Skowhegan in the village, so
called, on the south side of the kennebec
River. and described as follows, to-wit: begin.
ming at stone monument on the south side
OF Bloomfield street and at the northeast cor.
ner of Charles Adams lot; thence southerly
on said Adams east line, seven rods more or
less to stone post thence easterly parallel
with Bloomfield street four rods, thence nor
therly parallel with said Adams east line to
Bloomfield street; thence westerly on the
south side Of Bloomfield street to the point
begun at and being the same premises con.
veyed to Agnes b. FitZmorris by Parker NJ
Sanborn October n, 1908; and
VIII EREAS the condition of said ~ ort gage
has been broken,
NOV THEREFORE, by reason OF The
btecct )f the condition thereof claim fore
clDssIe Of aid mortgage.
Dst ted September -, 1912, At Skowhegan,
N aine.
3w39 PARK Err NJ. SANB0kN.
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SOUTH SOL0N

The frost of Saturday night was
freaky, took some pieces of corn anC
left others.
Coons are doing some damage tc
corn this fall Warren Rice caught
two, and Arthur Rowell has four il
his possession.
Arthur Jewett Was up on the farm
Sunday a short time, looking after his
apple crop.
The neighbors took hold Monday
and cut Tom McCarty's oats for him
he is sick with typhoid pneumonia, but
seems to be on the gain now.
Miss Cora Heald has been very sick
lately, and is little better now.
Mrs. Dora Davis has gone to Water
Vile to visit her daughter.
n. A Carlson and family of North
Madison, We're visiting at N. Holm
bergs, last Sunday.
Dan Jewett attended the fair at Wa
teryille and visited his brother, Phil
ander during the fair week.
Geo. Emerson of Skowhegan is get
ting out shovel handle blocks at Myron
Jewett's.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-09-26
NORTH ANSON

Harry Getchell, who has lived with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Reed for a few
years, has gone to Sidney to live
Mrs. d. NJ. Marshall of Oakland
was visiting relatives here and at New
Portland the last of the week. Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall have had a board
ing house at Belgrade Lakes during
the summer
The Help Somehow" club of the
Emblem Sunday School will hold a
poverty sociable in the Emerson school
house, Tuesday evening, Oct l, at 100
O'Clock. Ice cream and cake will be
among the enjoyable things of the eve
ming, and fine will be imposed on
any wearing jewelry or good clothes.
Mrs. H. E. Ware went to Palmer,
Mass, Monday, with her daughter,
Mrs. David Bodfish.
The annual meeting of Foster Pub
lie Library Association will be held
at the library, Monday evening, Oct.
It'll
Mrs. Edna Thorne recently visited in
Waterville and Bowdoinham
Mrs. Buzzell of Pittsfeld has been
the guest of Mrs. G. A. Porter.
Perley Green, who has had the mis-
fortune to sever an artery in his wrist
recently, is reported as doing we'll.
Lawrence Beale has a position as
weighing clerk on the railroad be-
tween Pennington and Portland.
Mrs. Samuel Allen of Norridgewock
has come here to reside with her son,
Ostie Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Pierce went to
Waterville, Saturday, for visit with
Mrs. Maude Pelcher. Mr.. Pierce re-
turied, Monday, and Mrs. Pierce re-
manned few days longer.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-09-26

FACT that the author was unknown liz
terfere with his determination On
the night of its first presentaf.on IN
New York ii met WITH instant sue
cess, every critic in the town coming
to the front with commentator re-
views. The story of Over Night
concerns the mishaps that befall NO
young married couples who start On
their honeymoon trips on the itay
Line steamer 'Hendrick Hudson
bound up the Hudson River to AltalH'
The husband of one of the wives -oes
ashore to look after some baggage ana
the wife of the other husband also
leaves the boat to send a telegram
and these two are left behind win
the other mismated pair still on hoafd'
Many amusing complications eHsle
over this device of the writer, and "a
is said that it would seem as tho n
the tangle could never be straig ~
ed out. The author, however, slc-
ceeds in unravelling the thread- az
the end, and everything ends happy
as it should in all perfectly good ia &c
comedies. While the subject mater
of Over Night" might seem to tread
on delicate ground, it is said thai Ar,
Bartholomae has carefully avoided
any suggestions of the risque. MI
Brady promises a first-class product
ion of the play, and has engaged d
capable company for the delineaLoh
of the various characters. Seats Cd
sale at Bucknam's. Prices, $50, 5 NJ
75c, soc, 35c. Special cars to Madison
after performance.
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SOLON

Mrs. Nellie Smith went last week
to East Dixheld, to spend few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. V. o. White.
Elmer kolbach has moved onto the
o. o. Vittum & Son farm below the
village and will work for Mr.. Vittum.
The A. c. w. Chapter of the d. A.
R., will meet at Bingham with Mrs.
Lillian Washburn, Friday, Oct. 4th.
The carpenters are putting the fin
ish inside on Fred Adams new house.
A great many from here attended
the fair in Embden. Monday. Schools
did not keep, the boys played ball and
the Senior girls had booth.
Scion is pretty we'll represented in
the Maine colleges and training
schools. Carroll Jones and Miss Mil
lie Young in the u. of NJ; Lee Ward,
Marion Whipple and Ruth Manson, in
their second year at Colby, while
Berle Cram, Esther French and Claire
McIntire enter the freshmen class.
Miss Matte Young has year more in
Pennington Normal.
Mrs. Wellington Smell and Miss
Lizzie Moore are the guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Moore.
At the next regular meeting of Key
stone Chapter, o. E. s., there will be
a rehearsal. 1t is hoped all the Off
GERS will endeavor to be present.
The Nortern Maine Packing Co.
have a crew of men and the shop was
opened for canning, Monday; the
sweet corn that is being hauled seems
to be of good quality, but great
deal of the crop is hardly ready to
pick yet.
Joseph Watson returned from the
Maine fair, very sick.
Mrs. Lydia Rowell is at home on
account of Ill health.
The immediate neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Badger gave them little
surprise party, Tuesday evening. A
little token of friendship in the form
of pretty rug was left and very
pleasant evening passed. Mr.. Badger
intends moving to Skowhegan very
soon. They will be greatly missed
by their neighbors and friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Fenlason and
daughter of North Arson, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Rice,
Sunday.
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ATHENS

The NJ. E. B. Society held its an
nual Sept. Fair and Sale in Grange
hall, Wednesday and Friday, Sept II
and 10. Wednesday the sale opened
In the afternoon continuing through
the evening. From to $780, salad
supper was served in the dining
room followed by ice cream and cake
sale after the social hour with music
and games. There were three pretti-
ly decorated booths one for the sale of
aprons and useful articles, one for
fancy articles and one near the en-
trance for the sale of fruit punch and
candies. Friday evening, the enter
tainment consisted of the laughable
play THE, Old District School," with
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No matter where marriages are
made, the important thing is where
they get on the market.
A house can not fly though it may
have ever so many wings.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-24
MOB ROYALTY
CONNAU GIFTS JOSTLED
BY GOTHiMS CURIOUS
When They Appear On Street:
Titled Visitors introduced TO
New YOrk'S 900"

NEW YORK. Ian. - The royal
trio of ConnaIrh's the duke. duchess
and Princess Patricia-had their first
opportunity today and tonight 10
maN" something l!h" an intimate ac.
gu1in'ancc with American life. They
viewed II In At least three distinct
phases
From tho tower of the hirhes, Office
building in the world. they surveyed
the forest Of downtown skyscrapers.
and with The a.d of glasses they
viewed the entire metropolitan dlstric,
for = miles around A. the foot o'
The tower. after they had shot down
- floors in AN elevator they came face
70 face with their first American
mob Nor" than 500 persons bcse:
tho c1cal party and by mere force
they made their way 10 automobiles
Toni-ht the ruyal visitors mo, nearly
30" members ~ Sew York society. AZ
bail in the home o: Ambassador
Reid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-24
CAUCUS 0. K.
PUT ON STEEL TARIFF
BY THE DEMOCRATS
Efforts TO Place Steel Rails and Pig
Iron on Free List Voted
Down.

WASHINGTON. Jan o3.-A-ter an
Intellectual effort on the part Of some
members TO place steel rails and pig
iron on tho free list and increase the
proposed duties ou lead and zinc.
Democrats OF the house in "a caucus
today ratified IN" iron and steel tar
IL schedule. drafted by thor col
Leagues on the ways and means com
mitte". addin- an Amendment 10 in
clude balinE Vir" In the free list
The Threatened f-ht between Ma
jor ~ Leader Underwood. Keprc-ou-
tative Fitzgerald. cIairuna Cf the ap-
prOpriatiOus comm .'r". and other
leaders and democrats who approve
of the recommendation OF the com
mittee ON public buildings and
grounds for a slG.no1. .o'p public build
ing bin was postponed until next Mon
day nrhi. when special caucus will
be- held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-24
BRYAN RAPS
COL. HARVEY
HELPS TO BROADEN
DEMOCRATIC BREACH
Lines Up With Governor Wilson,
Branding Harvey as Unde.
sirable Support.
Significantly Remarks That "a
Man Is known by the Com
pany He Keeps"

LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan 33-willianf
!. Bryan takes the side OF Governor
Woodrow Wilson in his break with
Colonel Harvey and Henry Waiter
son. justifying the action Of the New
Jersey governor I'm requesting that
his name h. Withdrawn from the COL
umns of Harper's Weekly. In a let
ter seat from the East. made public
here tonight. Mr.. Bryan says:
'Th" recent break between Cover
nor ti'lson and Colonel Harvey illus
tr7'og the impossibiliiy of co-opera-
tion between men who look al public
questions from different points OF
view. Colonel Harvey became a sup
porter Of Mr.. Wilson when he was Sc
lacted as the Democratic candidate
for governor Of New Jersey. and he
continued his support when Govern
or Wilson began 10 be discussed as a
candidate for the presidency. OF
course. IL is absurd for Colonel Har-
vey's friends 10 talk about his bring
ing Governor Wilson out No man or
paper could have made Governor Will
son available as a candidate II he
himself had not attracted attention:
IL would have been impossible for
Colonel Harvey 10 have prevented
discussion OF Governor Wilson's avail
ability.
Rsps Colonel Harvey.
But let US ASSUME that Colonel
Harvey was doing al that he could
for his choice. What was the situa.
tom His conspicuous support was
not only az no advantage. but u be-
came actually a dlsadvanfaec. u did
rut bring 90 Governor Wilson the
.f41s Tor ufHrH I.r.-af H~rva-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-24
Call 70 Assemble ShIps.

CHERBOURG. France. Jan. %
The French minister Of marine has
ordered the maritime prefect OF this
naval port 10 assemble a division Of
the third squadron OF the navy. CON
sisting Of the armored cruisers Gloire.
Conde and la Marseillaise. togej her
with division Of destroyers. Of Cher.
bourg on January p. in order to carry
out war maneuyers in conjunction
with the coast fortiiCations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-24
French Fleet Sails.

TOULON. France. Jan o3-The
hattl"ship cruisers Edgar Qulnet. Leon
Gambetta and Ernest Renan. accom-
panied by five submarines. sailed from
here today TO carry out maneuver
practice between Nicc and tho Hyeres
Islands IA the Mediterranean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-24
French UIfimafum
Handed To Italians
FEDERAL ROAD Bill
PROPOSED IN SENATE

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Jan.
Ex-senator Gore OF Oklahoma
will advocate an annual federal
appropriation OF from $1,000
600 to Sl2.000.0O0 for the next
ten years to be expended upon
roads. To derive benefit from
such funds States would have
10 appropriate double or treble
the amounts received from the
government. He is preparing =
bill for this purpose.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-24
Steel Corporation
Is MOI a MONOPOLY
HITCHCOCK SAYS
TAFT Is HIS MAN

WASHINGTON. II. c.. Jan.
23.-"1 am for Taft as strong as
a man can be-" declared Post
master General Hitchcock at
the White House to-day. Il did
not realize until n day OF two
ago how far these stories about
my alleged differences with the
President had gone. probably
shall have something 10 say on
the subject"
Mr.. Hitchcock manifested
great indignation that his loyal
ty had been questioned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-24

PARIS. Jan. 23.-Should Italy re-
fuse 10 accede To Frances demand
that the Turks arrested on board the
Manovba shall be turned over To the
French authorities. France Is pre-
pared TO recall her ambassador from
Rome and designate French warships
to escort and protect French steam
ers in the Mediterranean.
Camille BarrcIs the French am
bassador TO Italy, Is due To arrive in
Rome tonight lie has been instruct
cd 10 reiterate firmly Frances de-
mand. The French government ex-
poets that Italy will yield.
French Warning.
Frances words of warning 10 Italy
on the subject of the seizure of the
French steamers Carthage and Man
ouba and the arrest OF number of
Turkish nurses were partly infu-
enced by an interview which. IL was
alleged, Tomaso TittOni. Italian am
bassador To- France. gave to the
Paris correspondents OF Italian news
papers. intimatng that Italy would
not surrender the Turks that she had
taken from on board the Manouba nor
abandon her rights 20 capture vessels
carrying contraband Ambassador
Tittoni to-day denied that he gave any
interview.
The Temps to-day prints an ed
torial OF a friendly nature. requesting
Italy to accede 10 the principle OF
rights before "A mere incident be-
comes a conflict"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-24
PRESIDENT FARRELL
TELLS INVESTIGATORS
Neither Possible or Desirable TO
Have Monopoly of Steel
Trade.
Says Steel Corporation Is Boy
cOtted by international Har-
vester Company.

WASHINGTON. Jan. o3-Emphatic
denial that the United States Steel
corporation is a monopoly as
charged" was made 10 the Stanley in
Nestigating committee of the House
today by President J. a Farrell. in
continuing testimony begun yester.
day. He declared that il was not the
purpose of the corporation Ito gobble
the export trade of the world al any
cost"
"A monopoly Of the iron and steel
trade IN this country" said Mr. Far.
r"il. is neither possible nor desir.
able"
Mr.. Farrell surprised tho commit.
tee 10 day with the statement that the
steel corporation and the lnternation
al Harvester company have had no
business dealing with each other for
period Of FIVE or six years.
The information. coming on the eve
Of proposed Investigation Of the
Harvester company by congress. in
which II was sought to show as one
existing condition that the Harvester
company and the Steel corporation
had inierlocking directors and that
the latter gave rebates to the former
on steel was doubly surprising.
Espor, Trade Under Fire.
Representative NcGilliCuddy, of
Maine. questioned President Farrell
ABOUT Tho export business OF the
/ s;eei corporation and rebates given
! To certain companies.
Isn't it a fact that the Interna-
tional Harvester company gets larger
rebates than are granted smaller con
Germs? asked Mr. McGillicuddy.
We have done no business with
the International Harvester company
whatever Tor i've or s.X years" Mr.
Farrell replied The international
liar' ter company has had a boycott
on this corporation. j, all grew out
. OF a controversy with one of our sub.
sidiary companies and the Harvester
company. IL started as "A mere quib-
be between statesmen and resulted IN
"A complete severance of business re.
latiOns. There IL absolutely nothing
in common between us. We don't do
business with them"
Directors IN Two Concerns.
Among the board Of d.i,ctors OF the
United States Steel corporal on are
Eibert II. Gary. George r. Baker
George ". Perkins and Norman Il
Rcam. all OF whom also are directors
of the International Harvester com.
pany. MIR. Gary i chairman az the
. board OF the United States steel cor.
puratiOn and Mr.. Perkins Is chairman
ut th" finance committee OF the lu-
tcrua'ional Harvester company.
President Farrell was injerrogafed
at length relative TO "a reported inter
national organ .zdtiOu of st".l manu-.
factuTers tD cont-ol the price o. steel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-24
MEAT MONOPOLY
EXPOSED
AT TRIAL OF Ten
ACCUSED BEEF BARONS.
Tried to Destroy Competition by
Purchasing and Closing
Rival Plants.

CHICAGO. Jan. Evidence that
the National Packing Company was
one Of the agencies used by the al
legged packers combination 10 destroy
competition vas given today I'm the
trial OF the ten defendants charged
with criminal violation OF the Sncr.
man law.
By the books OF the company. the
government showed that the corpor
alton acquired by purchase y compel
titors after its organization in March
1909. and that the price paid for these
concerns was SN.uun.nnO
\ majority OF them were immedi.
atoly closed
The packers have cOntended. accord
ing 10 the theory of the government
Tat The sole object in organizing the
National Packing Company was To- op.
crate the fifteen independent packing
copan."s purchased iD 1902 To put IN
th' proposed billion dollar merger.
which was abandoned because OF the
inability to finance d,
Bought Out Competitors.
This contention was r.futed by the
R"f"rum".f today when evidence
showing ult 'h~ National Packing
'"MFdh! purchased is coiar.fiu-
't'.iIr."r after l'- tr..U. xdt!or
These N'r- th- Continental Pack.
.rs company. United llr.~-,.,! H,..
'H..G .G.tt. SEES N,rA Blfsl,r-.
l'r"- "i l."'f association. Western
i'.. ri.s 'Ha;trt. - .rttn Iarkiac
t. f'. .-.D. tHfHt .... EItiN lfru-
''. f...E .a I.f..4r. OBJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-24
THREATEN TO RECALL
AMBASSADOR AT ROME
Unless Italy Makes Amends for
Seizure of French Ship and
Passengers.
French Fleet Suddenly Becomes
Very Active in Mediterranean
Waters.
Italy Seize Another Ship.

Perrin, Arabia. Jan. 93.-An
Italian warship stopped the Aus
trian Lloyd steamer Bregenz in
the Red Sea yesterday. The Bre-
senz was bound from Bombay TO
Triests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-24
TAFT CHOICE
OF OKLAHOMA
FOR REMUNERATION
FOR PRESIDENCY
Roosevelt Men Routed by Taft
Supporters in First Clash
of Campaign.
PrOgressiyes Tried in Every Way
to Stampede Body for
Roosevelt.

COAL GATE. Okla. Jan. 23.-Presi-
dent Taft was indorsed for reuomina-
tion by the Republican party for
president at The Fourth congressional
district Republican convention here
tonight after Roosevelt supporters
had made determined effort TO STAN.
pcdc the convention Defeat came
only after a hard struggle and during
which spectacular methods wcr. used
to impress tho delegates with the
boom which the supporters OF Roose-
Welt had SCI in motion. Edward Perry.
district chairman. led the fight for
Roosevelt,
Previous 10 the assembling Of the
del, gates this afternoon huge hal-
loon was released near the convention
hail. Painted on II was one word
" Roosevelt The balluOnist before
his leap unfurlcd a fag bearing the
lettering: He will land
Effort to Stampede.
As Perry began speaking after the
convention was temporarily organ
lied. small hoy dressed in Rough
Rider costume, rode a horse up tho
center ai~l" Of the convention hall.
lie Was lifted 20 tho stage while Per
~ suspended his address for the mo
Inent. The lad. waving his diIninu
tive somhrcro. shou'"d. I want Tel
dy' Cheers followed.
The defeat ~ the Perry forces br-
cam" evident early. ON the vote FOR
temporary chairman o." Perry pcop'"
had q uoU"ufary vision ~ victory.
when i' Wa, aLrolI...I t'at tl..r
candidate hs! been chosen. . 90 80.
\ canvass of fh- vu'" disclosed 4u
a,on.I SUPPORTER 30 p-.s .!.r. T-c
L.t h..r '.,r'.l. --i. 'o t.i..
Tie I. '.f Pos .'..'... fH ct' are
OBJ. f--- on DO. chosen 90 rin-. ohn
sl. -...'' '.. f.r'. I-"- .l.tf.4.
-.-..-.- 30 l...l.. .a f4-"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18

London--Navni experts now design
inR movable deck which may be slip
ped from sinking liner. Naval do
HIencrs prove that Tinnlc'n squip-
ment could not possibly save more
than 900 lives.
Montgomery. An Alobama'a Dcm-
orrniic deiprhtcs instructed to vote for
Underwood 10 last ballot.
Duluth. MINI. Government inspcc-
tor says lnsu4lcicnf lifo boatp exist 20
alarming extent On Great lakes.
New York Accident Insurance
companies ln fHia country and ENG
land WIZ lose two million as result
of Titanic disaster.
Chigago Republican in ~ Illinois
district congressional conventions elect
as Roosevelt aud two Taft delegates
Mckioo City~-Gofman consul ht
Cnihuahua nlea with government
ol1lin tor uulf million pesos fer dam
age go property Of Germans in Juarcz
Brockt0n. Mass Miss Catherine A.,
MaWire. IN perfect hoaith. dies as
result Of news that nephew rs drown
cd on Titanic.
Vlcksbure. Miss. --Arkansaa river
lcvce collaDses ~ miles north of Ar
Kansas city. Heavy damage 10 ARE
kansas city - expected.
Omaha Roosevelt charges TAFT
forces with using "oyil instruments go
do dirty work" ana ways presidents
managers with helpless ncauioscenco
for Taft are relying solely upon sup
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-18
COBEMISsARY MAN
CHAsEs H0B0s
W. q. Paul. Agent FOR Holmes suppls
Company ~ Mc(arfys, Uses Gun on
Men Who Invade Car.

Two hobOs were compelled 20 sun.
init to ignomlnious flight early today
when they attempted 10 rob the com
missionary car OF the Holmes Supply
Company. az McCartys, a small sta
ton on the Santa r. coast line. west
Of Albuquerque. While Paul was
asleep the hobos entered the car and
attempted 20 bind hls arms and legs.
Paul made a desperate fight and sue.
ceeded u freeing himself Securing
a gun, he chased the tramps out OF the
car, Santa Fe officers up and down
the line are on the lookout for the
men. officer r. Slnclalre, Of the local
force was sent today to lsleta ia work
on the case Il Is supposed the hoOos
were unarmed and this accounted for
the fact that Paul "a still alive. lie
was considerably eut and bruised IN
his rough and tumble fight and his
back was wrenehed when he and the
tramps rolled off tho buns IN which
he was sleeping,