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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-16

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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
nRusrEE's sALE-HAv1NG peRN suB.

TRUSTEE'S SALE-HAvING BEEN SUB.
stitutcd az trustee IN the place OF Walter II.
Saunders In o certain deed Of trust. dated 18th
and |. Ernest. Jas. K. and Walter s. Boone, TART.
ners as Boohe Bros, and recorded In deed book
~. page lqG, OF the clerks Office OF the hustings
j. Andrews, F.. Is. aud w. Ii. Thomas, mart.
ners as Hun, Andrews 81 Thomas, the sum OF
each, dated 18th day OF June, 1894 payable ono.
Two and three years, respectively. nfter date, and
Default having been made in the payment OF h-st
bond and Twelve interest coupons each for 90. II,
attached to eaid bond, and eighteen, interest
coupons for Ss9.7l each attached to second bond
third bond, and thereby the whole amount DO.
came due end payable, and having been required
by the bensiciatiGs IN said deed Of trust so to do
O'Clock u. M. cell ut auction to the highest bidder
IN in, front OF the Courthouse in Roanoke, Va. tho
Inc In the city of Roanoke:
lat. beginning At "a point ON the sonth side OF
Tazewell street los feet east OF ommsr street.
thence with Tazewell street east 35 feet 3 inches
10 j II Wertz's lot, thence with said lot south.
wardly il feet and 6 inches to a point. thence
point thence northwardly 1SU feet 4 In shts to
beginning.
ID. Beginning at q point on the north side OF
or Park street, thence In n westerly direction
with John Street 90 feet to a point, therce in a
northeriy direction 81 feet TO an alley; thence
70 a point on the &c me thence in a southerly direc.
tion W feet TO the beginning, being lot 70, section
] Of the Lewis Addition.
Sd: one-half undivided interest in a lot begin.
ming 3 at 2 point on John street 100 feet west OF
PARK and In a westerly direction on John stree e.
oo feet to q point. thence north % feat to a point,
thence east 6O feet TO s point, thence south !2 feet
to the beginning, being lot q, eection of ito
Lewis Addition.
4th. Beginning on the cast side Of Henry street
%0 feet south OF Pine, thence with Henry street
south. 80 feet to Il point, thence east and parallel
With Pine 1927 feet to an alley. thence with said
alley north 80 feet to a point. tneuce west 13a Y
feet to the place OF beginning.
9th. Beginning ut the northwest corner OF B
street and Chapman avenue, thence in q v cs.er ly
direction parallel with Chapman avenue so feet
70 0 point. thence north parallel with u street
100 1i:l2 feet to IN alley, thence east With said
aliey 80 rect to Is street, thence south parallel
with said b street 1870 lila feet TO beginning.
being lot No. !, section IS OF the Rorer
tract to the city OF Roanoke For a fuller de.
scription OF all said property reference lie made to
above deed.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay cx-
penses OF executing this trust, incinding trus.
tees commission OF 5 per cent, unpaid taxes ard
insurance, ard TO discharge the principal OF
S5,s2B IS with legal interest from Jmne 10, 1851.
JAS. u. JOHNSTON, TX,
9l III / Z W NV Substituted Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
THE TIMES, THURSDAY. MARCH = 1909
Going to Church,

robert bonner is tho shining light of
Ut. John Halls church and thinks there
ne'or was u man like his pastor. John
II. inman goes to tho Same church to for
got ehe wickcdncss of the world, or to for
give 1t. Cornelius Vanderbilt is tho main-
stay or DIR. Grcer's church, and no has
p0keu out a very fine fellow in DR.. Greer.
Grant used to worship Mt DR.. John p.
Newman S church. Newman, now bishop
OF Omaha, was the f%orerunnor of TalmnoeI
he paved the way. Old John Jacob As.
tor was tho prop of old Trinity, but Young
John Jacob has not become permanently
Identified with any church yet. Tho first
Cornelius Vanderbilt was very fond Of DR..
Deems and did n great deal for tho Church
OF tho Strangers. Ormo Wilson found
Miss Carrie Astor Mt tho Swodop borcian
church with her inothor and married her,
II. -. Cinflin and >. V. White were pillars
OF plymouth ohurcl, when Bceohcr Was i'm
j. Piospont Morgan loves
Billy Rasnsford rs u Brother and gives rs
much rs any ono to st. Georges church.
ihe Rockeiellors are Baptists. John will
have n great quantity Of oil to cast on tho
troubled waters when tfs timo COMES
Now York Press.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
Crowning q Gear.

When n new car Is crowned, from five
TO SIX hundred thousand of his subjects
from all parts OF tho empire assemble Mt
Moscow, populations being sent from all
tho provinces, and representatives from ey-
cry tribe within his Immense domain.
from Siberia and central Asia md from,
tho Pacific to tho Arctic sen. Among them
arc Poles, F~inlandors, Laplandors, Cos
sacks, Circassians, Georgians, Bashkins.
Turks, Tchcrkcsscs, Abassians, Kalmuoks.
Iartars, hnrapapaks, Daghistanis, Arma-
mans, Kurds and n multitude of wander.
ing peoples in tho heart of Asia, forming
q c%oncoursc of moro than 80 nations which
recognize tho rulo of tho great white cznr
throncd beside tho Nova, and which bring
him on his coronation their tokens of nj
logianco.
Moro than so languages and twice thai
humocr or dialects aro spoken in Russia.
and tho nowly crowned ruler receives con.
CALCULATIONS in all Of them, tho represent
atives, according to usage, addressing him
IN their respective tribal tongues. Tho
pageant Is mado rs gorgeous and spectacu-
lar as possible, In order to impress upon
the representatives of their distant and
scattered peoples n sense of tho grandeur
and power of their ruler, and 1t Is without
doubt tho most magniticont performance
OF the kind now to DO seen in tho world.
1t costs on an average four or flvo millions
or public money besides tho private out
lay, which may represent IN equal amount.
Now York Tribune.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
Cremation Growing In Favor.

The movement i'll favor Of cremation
ns against earth burial is growing in
England. The other day Mr.. William
Rathbone, OK NJ. p, stated in public
that he had made provision for crema-
t1on Ill his own case on principle and
with n view to promoting the reform.
AT this moment u new crematorium is
almost ready for use at Liverpool. 1t is
u neat building of red sandstone, simple
and chaste in design. The main door
opens into a small chapel. From this
room the coffin will BIO carried after the
burial service is read into Il small apart
ment beyond and there placed upon an
FFTon franc running on wheels and rails
In a line with the furnace and pushed
9olselessly into the abode of flames.
From the chapel the clergyman, fol-
lowed by the relatives Of the deceased,
will ascend q stair on the opposite side
from the door by which the coffin has
been removed into q small gallery over
looking the door of the furnace. From
this gallery the service prescribed for
she grave will be read and the mourn
ers will take the last look of the coffin
as 1t disappears within the furnace.
The situation Of the crematorium at An
field is wisely chosen, being in the heart
or a pretty suburban neighborhood and
accessible from all parts of tho city.
There is an office, with n cottage for the
caretaker attached, at the entrance gate.
The crematorium will be opened for
public use not later than April L.
Westminster Gazette.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05

rENRUSTEH'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE CT A
Il deed :of trust executed September %, 1899.
by ID. Gallagher and Others, and recorded Ia
deed po9k 81, page 347, of the Roanoke corpora.
ton conrt Clerks office, ]. as substituted trustee
In the place OF the trustee named in thu said deed.
default having bee made in the payment 0t the
note secured hereunder, and being require4 go
DAN OF MARCH, 1906, vt - o'clock m. in front
ofthe courthouse in Roanoke city, sell by public
auction, 10 tho highest bidder. the property con
veyed In the said deed described as follows:
Beginning ut a point on the northwest corner
o., commerce and Jefferson streets. fronting
DO tcet on latter street to RoapDke street,
win iatter 35l:e feet to Commerce street, thence
VIII la,asr 81 feet 10 the beginning.
~IhhmSICash Sufficient to pay the costs OF ex.
i9tefest from September %. .s9a, and the residue,
Aahy' payable one year from the day OF saio.
~ A. 4. KING,
AE"'Ss Substituted Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
TRUsTRES sALE.-wHEREAs. A. oER

ITRUSTRES SALE.-WHEREAS. A. GER
.n Han usca OF trust was executed by Mary G.
q rect trustee, bearing date the 2Tth day of Sen.
TEMPER, 1870, and recorded In tho clerks ofn CO art
nc -; nusttbgs court Tor tho city OF Roanoke, Va,
IN ueea oook ~, page 1877, to secure the perform.
ancc OF certain conditions and avmen spec,ned
IN certain bond executed blythe said MARY q.
LonGon OF even date with the said deed for the
payment or six hundred dollars (S6OW to the
National Mutual Building and Loan Association.
Oh view iork, IN accordance with their articles of
association; aid whereas, the said George j. poet
has resigned the salu trust and tho Iudpe az the
nust,1 gs conrt at the ary term did appoint
Jnnius McGeheo as trustee In place aud stead of
George j. Pcet %tynstee. after legal nj tice So pro.
vlded by statute to all tho parties In interest. and
wherear, defanlt has been made in the ms g n, erta
ana condltions mentioned in said bond and deed
OF trust Tor moro than three months, and after
having been requested so to do by the benelcinrw
the National Mutual Building and Loan Associ,
a.i9n' Oh new foTk, shall by virtue OF said decd
at public auction to the highest bidder ON'SAT..
UhDAf, APRIL 4, 1egG, AT 8 O'CLOCK y. M ON
deed Lf with tbe AZ im anS props9ty fG]Somyeyod in eaid
aud described Ms followe, to-wit:
beginnihS at Il point on the north sido Watts
hundred feet westerly from the westerly side of
Lewis street, fronting fifty (50) feet on Watts
rtfeet lor NINTH avenno> and running back OF that
ono hundred and thirty lSO) feet to an allow. and
known az lot 20. section ID, az shown ON tho man
OF the Lewis addition of the oity Of Roanoke.
T~ERMS-Cash sufficient to pay all costs Of or.
ecutine this trust, including q commission To- tho
trustee and TO pay on sAid arrearages:due thereon,
amounting In the aggregate to Eve hundred and
cighty.six dollars and ffty-eight cents (Ssss KY
az ofMarch 18th, lSo6, and the balance, IL any, in
twelve and twenty. four months, with inter.st
thereon from date. the purchaser exccutInr ma.
Sotisble notes for deferred ayments and secured
JUNiUS M1oaEu.E
DC lus substituted 7 rustec.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Valuaae Mineral Springs and
farming Lands for Sale.

I'm SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1898. AT lin
~ O'Clock =. IN" I wiiseell on the premises "a
erty known az "u prop
EGGLESToNrS. or NEW RIVER WRITR srr
,u. PHUR SPRINGS.
rms property consists of abort NT ,cres -,
gO1G iaTming land, several valuable mineral
spainSs, long and widely known for their medic
luai qusntles, and an hotel and cottages ~ 4.
s,tuated in Giles county on She cast bank OF Nevy
.lser IN thc most picturesque portion, oc thar
stream, ana within one half mile OF BygIc ston's
oepot on the Norfolk and Western raiirosd
~ VIII De hard to find q more charnInv place
In farming lands, W i"'ost
i sen as commissioner of Montgomery oircuit
o Ud't III tue chancery suits OF Wood, Marsh Is Co.
anu orsln Adams w. VIM. fgglestop ct. ala and
sMM; bgglcston vs.. the New River SulpSnr
IhhMS OF SALE:-Opc-foureh cash. balano,
on SIealt or one, two and three years, eGnajGin.
staiments,. for which Sonds with good seeuritv.
bearing Interest. will be required.
possession given as soon az the sa,e q. co,-
hrmcd by the court. ARCHER A. PHLEGAR.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05

TRuSTBE SALE.-DY VIRTUEOF DEED
y or trust dated 22d day CT February, tSoS. and
recorded in the clerks office of tho hustInSs
2onrt, city or Roanoke, In deed book So. page 2f6.
~ which Robert j. Hawkins conveyed to the nm.
derelgned trustee csrtoin real estate therein set.
OUT, III trust TO secure to II. II. Woodrum paw.
ment OF the sum OF 81 ,DSS. 80, as therein evidenced.
ana dcIault having boon made In the payment OF
part or the said debt, and being requested so to,
90 oy the holder thereof, I shall, on TUESDAY.
MAkCH III. 1896, In front OF the courthouse in the,
elty OF Roanoke, proceed TO cell at pn bic auction,
10 inc highest bidder, sll the property conveyed
In said deed, to wit,
That certain lot; or parcel OF land, situate In tho
Guy or Roanoke, with the improvements thereon,
beginning at point on the souths.& OF the Nor
iolR and western peilroad IS feet more or less
from the northeast corner OF what Ii known aa
tne hamprich" property lying on the north eide
OF the tracks, being and fronting en- the Norfolk
anu western railroad; thence with the Norfolk
and western railroad In an ~eastssly direction "a,
rect more or lessto the northwest corner OF prop
erty sold toEnma Turner by K. Il. Woodruff,
ana running back between parallel lines 80 feet
more or less to q 10 foot wide alloy.
IhhMS-Casnl rs to the cam OF $49T.rb, to-
Rether IN the cost Of executing this trust and
auy nnpnld taxes due on sale property; the eun,
Or $3.50, payable in 81 monthly psymepts OF
Sl2o0 each, beginning TO fall due on 25ad day of,
March, 1919, and continuiDs to fall due on 22d
DAY OF each month consccutlTely thereafter for.
10 months, with interest on each payment from
feorEary 2s, lSS, until raid; baiarce, IL any.
paya5le In one and two years after date with In.
teiest, deIorred payments "a be evid anced BY ne
gotiAole notes OF the purchaser ana secured nv.
dee or trust on the propelty sold.
2fWd ). w. JAMISCN, Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05

= VS.. II vINToN LAND
M tmpfovsment Company OF Rosaoke, Va, ct
city OF Roanoke, Va: AA'
TO the vinton Land improvement Com
SANK OF OF GCSahSke ,sN va, a corpo.ation; the
Fidelity Loan and Trust COMPANY, a cor,
rs,Ion. 7 v thS wssssateS aIings Bank. a corpo-
Morriss, j. b. LowenSare, c II. H n%er E. :; !:
ceased; r. W. Stairs, , A.: johnson, {: b. JOE eS-
S &c as Il V. White 3 Co, j. HrWaiters.
Viii Burk, George d. Williams and Chas' a.
, t. Parrish, administrator OF James Pa.r,ah' Ge'
@ss j. e HscatI Mep L. Wreln, A.. {. Free.
S&SIdon, L; Royster, W. /: Priene, Wiia iSan a.
ham, deeeased: Mrs. Thomas j. Nottinehsmn B
a; D96ie, RI Taylor. r.. A. Whit.Eead, D..
CLAYTON MRS.. A. ASJt asis .onlt e. + +, ssiI ss1n. M. y
B. B.1 ESogsrsi F = TsIney, Charles Myers Sssrsn ~. R:
Hamburger, Geo. Grayatt, Jr, Mrs christian NJ n has. =.
Payis, William a. wrenn. s. a. Kics, H.. G.
wards, A j. Dalton :. s.,Dann, Mrs. M. re
Jordan, N; 7; q. Jordan, Jos. a. Gale, M. ?.
b htg Men1it wi y a. Inns hn1sfoyd: J.. II. wingate. E.
:. Firebce and N. Daily, partners as FirshSc
y Daily; II. NJ Wharton, X. M. Anderson,
g. \ NJ; G. Fircbce; M. W. Burk1 <. ID 'Ppl.
,cr, administrator or y. ID Fuller, deceased: a.
u. Dicklneon, A. n. Dcrr. administrators d, b
Win VIII annexed OF X. u. Derr, deceased.
:. Is, M. Hapkle, H.. l.. Page, j. w, Old and
fon and each of you are hereby notified that
pureuant to a decree OF refe romeo entered by tha
corporation court for the city of Roanoke. Viz
glnla, on january 3lst, 1895, In the cauee in chan.
Gerry pending in said courf IN the above short
style, wherein you are defendants. will nj INV
oMC9 IN the hiIk Building In the city of Roanoke.
siLgihla, on Tuesday, Mason 10th, 1885, at III
. CLOCK, q. m. proceed to take, state and renort
rceted by said decree. "
kirst. All the real estate owned nv the de-
lendant corporation, the Vinton Land Improve
mont company OF Roanoke, Virginia.
second. Allthe liens upon the real estate OF
the uclendant corporation, The Vinton Lard I'M
proremcnt Company OF Roanoke, Virginia, and
the priorities OF the said liens.
Third. What notes OF the defendant corpora.
LOB. inc finton Land Improvement Company
OF Roanoke, Virginia, secared by the deed OF
Trust executed By said corporation. dated March
!0th, 1S9a, to william Lunsrord, trustee. canvev-
ing the real estate In the bill and o, hibits in this
cause mentioned, remains outstanding and mn
pald, In whole or In part, and who are the hold
crs OF the said notes aud what amounts attn
remain unpaid upon said notes.
II is directed by said de2ee that this order OF
puoncatlon shall DO In lieu OF personal services.
on the above named day the same will be adj
lourncd from day to day at the same place ard
hour until completed. S ANN
Given under my hand as commissioner In
ohanccry OF the hustings court for the CITY ~
1896. EVERETT bER Y ING afJ'
sn " Ming, pa. Commissioners.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05

Il RUsTER'S SALE.-RY VIRTUE OF A.
u decd OF trnet dated ade 18th day OF Jaly. 1899.
feco;dod in clerks o1lcs of husGngs court for
slty OK Hoanoke, Va, In deed book rs, page 1855,
III whish K. II. Woodram and .Anna r. Wood.
rum Ills his wife, conSeysd to the undersigned Ger
secure to the Roanoke Trust, hoan a,d Ssfo De-
poeil Company the sam OF $3.50. ae therein Set
out; and default having been made In the pay
meat Of said debt, snd having been requested so
70 40 nT me holdes thereof shall ON SATUR-
DAY. THE 18th DAY Qs MARCH, 1895, AT
y oCLoCk NOON, in front of the conr,houae
IN tho city OF Roanoke, Va. proceed to SCH at
public auction to the highest BREEDER all That Ger.
eain TOT or parcea OF lard lying IN the city of Roe
noke, Va, On tho north side % Campbell avenue
and snown as et IS, section 10. on plss and map
IN r. korera tow Nts made By Edward S,
Halter, surveyor. This property has on it a
good two.stony frame dwelling and Is situated in
one OF the sest residence sections OF the city.
TEhnS-Cash as to the cost OF executing thls
tlust, Including %trustee's commission OF 5 par
cent. and the sum OF Sl,463 as together with amp
napa,d taxes that may be due. sslauee, IL any,
payable In one and two years from date Of saIo,
with interest, deferred payp. ents to be evidenced
ny negotiaole notes st.a secured by deed of trust
On the property sold. 8. w. JAMESON,
sISG' Typstc0.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF A I,ECRgE OF T1r
nuetings court for the city OF Roanoke. Viz.
TIE chancsry cause OF Note and .Schoitss a nssG, IN
t liss ! viii Hie on s%HST GGqanppsPy T Il en-, Tn I&herfIn pend g
M1RCH, 1895. ct ii O'clock q. m. |sr n ia OF
at public %aaction, to tho highest bidd, {, In from,
| oiho e GEaLs ~ nt nee for The city of Roal oke, Viz
Virglssa Brewing Company OF the mar Wins nc Ss
S iss1. . per share, s.ideneed BY certificates OF stock
.owe: N""e as Aoi~
NJ. iS 80 shares
NS. shar>s
apoD the lsaowiins terms: one fcartn 81 sha ne.
s Raitch ans the msn rey, to b, paid n sash on day Of
go asys TON date q s sais si' ,siS go s. asa da'p osy.
hug interest at aAo rate 81 ELI pes cent. a ScS anna GSsa
o ops AZ 70 ,h DC sscn ed by pl:dges or the STOCK sod,
PJepnase' money may DO paid in cnsh On dsy or
apsa the above sock being sold to him to- satt-.
i isiy se Of SSnJ s ss g e0mm:asioner Of the good
mens above required, and Rayi In. tho OF t ey.G cash psy.
fsiiI;s to do g, the ) ock val be inmeId,s. sls
'''O' s. 8 3. Fl Fs n,geSs osSid sS.c, ), oonn,.ma.
So9ve commissioner has executed bond az,
" aaiitd I pS the above mentioned deere.
MARUH, 1896, AT u o'CLOEk 1p IA in Ut
OF sne courthouse OF thos city OF Roanoke will!
S Sessri fSe nae, n.e.s =, PUBLIC auction the following
BeHinniE" at ~ Oh iand, s'tpated m said city:
snali street 100 !set from the southeast coraer or
cSsn uan ahu Eighth ctr ,ets, thence with Mar,
" polha on NORMAN road ,hencceonth 81 de.
Srses oS o minutes west Y feet to a point, thence
nostn oS degrees 10 MINUTES west IS fer to .
poant, thence south 81 degrees 30 min stes west 81
deet 70 an allJY thence wits ssid alley north as
uesIoes ~ minutes west 125 feet to a point.
tnence porth :fdegyees so minutes east 1C6 feet
.9tne place OF heginr ing. THIS sale il made nv
sHtuc OF the authority conf ripad IN q
oeed OF trust fr5m Francis u. Eemp to che under.
r ressoES.S aI 10 TN the loth day Of \ svembcr, 1892, and
page I'll. ueeu pooh o.
TERMS OF SADR.-Cash as 30 the costs ~
sale, rs we'll rs the sum of SI,SD. with intere
aaereon from tho 10th day OF November, 1893; and
as 10 tno residue, apon a credit Of one and two
yea,s from the day. OF sale, with> interest from
SAID date. ssid deferred payment, to be secured
" q aesa OF trust Ipon the premises conveyed.
1l4td LCoIAN II. COC4E Trustee
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-05
Christiansburg, Va, Feb. 4. 1904

cult court. do certify that A. A. pble1ai a.
Speclai commissioner appointed to sell tho land
Gnoer a decree In suit OF Wood, Marsht& co. and
1geleeton ya. The New River Sulphur Sprinre
Soc, CT ais; mas executed tho bond required by the
ETehrno 49,, aiSen under my hand this 4th day OF
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-26

whose eyes blnked before the sun.
and men who said they had never been
awake at midday. To shield them
selves they had made their beds in deep,
messy caves, and by night had toasted
and supped in the brown nuts which they
had put up IN the shadow of rocks, to es-
cape observation.
In the city the moonshiner must work
at night, because by day he would be
located. Children playing over a side
walk noticed the heat of a sidewalk COW
ering daytime moOushiners Neighbors
across the street remarked upon the sin
gular c.Osed-up appearance of n house
from whose chimney issued constant
fumes ana smoke all day. The moon
SINNER must not belle his name. TO do
so is quick detection.
The revenue men of the mountains tell
strange tales of these people to whom
night is day. They are white from not
having seen the sun, and desperate from
not knowing the birds and flowers They
90 not know the sound of music and their
women never sing. They kill as quick
5 look, and, if killed. die as martyrs to
their occupation. The sons take it up
with renewed vigor. They are the only
people on earth who Systematically choose
night fer their daily living. despising the
the daytime. And their wild faces deep
voices, uncertain walk and perverse views
Of life stamp them as q world apart a
dark race of white men living unlawfully
and hunted down by men whose aim in
life is to stamp out the race as they would
stamp out sewer rats. Frank Harris.