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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-16

dac sdowod, re mocarstwa w obec
tel noty zachowuja sic bezczyn-
ME, u a moze dop6ki ME odbedzie
sic zapowiedziany zjazd cesarza
austryackiego carem rosyjskim.
Londyn, 1890 wrzeSnia. - Ko-
respondent petersburski pewnej
tutejszej gazety, zapewnia ma
podstawie informacyj zyskanych
w najwyzszych ko4ach DIPLOMA
tycznych, re rosyjska polityka
balkaiska dazy do i7olowania
Buigaryi, do powstrzymania mo-
carstw cd interwencyi i do do
puszczenia, by Turcya pobila
Bulgar6w, azeby potem zajae
Buigarya pod pozorem wystapie-
mia W jej obronie uczynit ia
SWO1m WaZaIeIl.
Londyn, logo wzeSnia. - Ra-
da ministeryalra odbyla sic wczo-
raj cd goiziny 8 do Ago ME mo-
INA sic dowiedziec, co bylo pred
niotem obrad. Zaraz potem Je-
dnakowoz zostala ogloszona bro
szura Balfoura, Nv ktorej tenze
wystepuje jaho zwolenniik VOL
nego handlu pewnemi modyfi-
kacyami: istnieje przeto przypu-
szczenie, re zgodzono sic ma wy
razone tam zapatrywania. Mani
strowie rozjezdzaja sig, zatem
rad gabinetowych przez jakis czas
ME bedzie.
Wellington, Australia, 16 wrze-
snia. - Premier Seddon wniosl
w legislature Zelandyi bill bar
dzo drastyczny celem zapobieze-
mia monopolom. Bill ten poleca IL
stanowienie sadu dla spraw mo-
nopolu, ktory bdzie mial wiadza
badac wszelkie skargi ma pod
wyzszanie cen przez trusty wy
dawac wyroki. Ostre kary So wy
znaczone "a wykroczenia.
San Juan, Porto Rico, 10 wrze-
snia. - Eskadra Conde Leoni-
das Guillot, dwaj socyaliSci, sta
wall przed saiem oskarzeni to,
IL wystepujac jake mowcy ma
zgromadzeniu American Fede-
ration of Labor" zniewazyli fla
ge amerykanska i zagrazali zyciu
gubernatora Hunta. Jeden Mich
radzil, po powrocie gubernatora
zrobie poch6d czarnemi chora-
gwiami i przedlozyt gubernatoro-
Wi swe zadania, a gdyby ich ME
wypelnil, "sprzatnsG" go. Drugi
ttwierdzil, ze flaga ameAykahska
jest szmata ochraniajaca zHo-
dniarzy wyzyskiw4ezy. Obu ska
zano ma E miesiecy wiezienia kar-
nego. Skazani beda apelowali,
gdyz w ustawach ME ma mic
zniewazaniu flagi amerykahskiej.
Sedzia uzasadnil wyrok oswald
czeniem, ze flaga stoi ponad pra-
Wen.
San Francisco, I6go wrzesnia.
- Tom King Yung, attache woj-
skowy chinskiego poselstwa we
Waszyngtonie, a rownoczesnie
sekretarz chihskiego konsula w
San Francisco, popelnil samoboj-
stwo udusiwszy sic gazem. Are
sZtoWano GO "a nleprzyzWolte "a
chowanie sic zmartwienie po-
pchnelo go do sanlobojstwa-
New York, 16go wrzesnia. -
Pomimo, ze wyznaczono olbrzy-
mie sunny ma powiekszenie budo-
we nowych budynkow szkolnych,
ME udaio sic zaspohoic potrzeb
szkolnej mlodziezy. Pierwszego
dnia przy zapisywaniu zabrak}o
zupeinie miejsca dla 5000 szkol-
nej mBodziezy, $4,000 musi sic
zadowalnia6 polowa dni szkol-
nych. Utrzymuja, re liczne straj-
XII przy budowach So powodem
tych stosunkow.
Bluffton, Ind, 1890 wrzeSnia.
- II 1etni Ralph Nc Bride un1arl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-09-16
Z z|EM POLSK|CH.

Poznafi. - Przeciwko komlsY
kolonizacyjnej wystapiono ME
dawno temu zarzutem, re "a
kupila szesc wiekszych majat-
k6w obszaru 10000 hektarow Cd
Kndbanku, chociaz mogia byla
czasu swego taniej tie majatki ma
bye wprost cd wlascicieli. w O.
bronze komisyi wystepuje teraz
,,Berl. Korresp.", chociaz niewy-
tl6maczona rzecza jest dla niej,
dla czego komisya przewaznie
kupuje majatki rak nianieckich,
Ia majatki rzeczone zapiaciia ko-
misya 1,7Io,ooo marek wiecej, niz
Landbank = nabywajac je, sam
daf.
Sandomierz. - z Sandornierza
donosza, re tymi dniami banda
zlodziejska, grasujaca W okolicy,
wtargneia W nocy do miasta
przystawiwszy drabine, dostala
sic przez okono do palacu ks. BIZ
skupa Zwierowicza ukradla
wszystkie srebra, a nadto - co
wazniejsza - krzyz biskupi z re-
likwiami swieteni. Nazajutrz
banda ia okradia dw6r W Wlo-
stowie, nalezacy do pahstwz
Karskich, bedacy tuz w pobli-
zu Sandomierza.
W1ociawek. = w powiecie tu-
tejszym ley miasteczko Kowal,
gdzie proboszczem jest ks. Full
man, bardzo gorliwy kapian. O.
toz pred dwoma tygodniami
wyjechaia koleja do Czestocho-
wy kompania pod przewodnic-
TWEEN proboszcza. Ia powrotem
do miasteczka wyszh ludnosc ma
powitanie pielgrzymow, z nia
muzykanci. Naczelnik powiatu
Zenienl1o posial straz, ably muzy-
iantow ludnosc rozpedzic. Z te-
go wywiazaia sic bojka, a re W
tiumie znalazi sic ten, co dal znac
policyi wyjsciu muzyki, zostal
poturbowany odpowiednio przez
lud. Z tego wynikly aresztowa-
mia, a jednym pierwszych 20
stal aresztowany ksiadz. Wy
wieziono go niewiadomo dokad.
Przy wywozeniu ksiedza powto-
rzyly sic zbiegowiska i awantury.
Podobno killoa osob zabito VIE
lie raniono.
Minsk. - w tym roku niezwy-
kle duzo mielismy wypadkow po-
gryzienia ludzi przez wsciekle
wiki. Przed kilku dniami pare
wypadk6w wydarzySo sic W oko-
leach miasteczka Smilowicz.
Wkoscianin we wsi Slobody, Ja-
milewski, liberal grzyby W leslie
ze swa 10 letnia corka. w chwili,
gdy sic nachylii ola zerwania ry-
dza, niespodziewanie wysunal
sic z pod jodeiki wilk i chwycii
go "a reke. Znajdujaca sic pare
krokow dziewczynka, spostrzegS
sly CO sic dzieje, krzykneia prze-
razliwie, rzucaiac przytem koszy-
klein grzybanli ma zwierze. =
Wtedy wilk puscii trzymana W
zebach reke rzucil sic ma dziec-
ko. Lecz ojciec, zapominajac o So
bic, myslal tylko o tenn, ably ura-
towac swe dziecie. Rozpoczela
sic rozpaczliwa walka pomiedzy
wsciekiem zwierzeciem czlowie-
klein. Silny chop ME dai "a wy
Crane, choc pogryziony stra-
szliwie, ostatecznie zwyciezyl.
Wilk padl uduszony ma ziemie.
Odwaznego czsowieka byso trze-
ba odwiesc do domu, bo isc ME
mial juz sill. Obecnie 2najduje
sic w Whine W lecznicy ! jest ma
dzieja, IL zostanie uleczony. w
tel samej okolicy inny wilk ma
padi ma pasacego bydfo wloscia-
nina poranii go dotkliwie. Ma
stepnie wpadi do obory we fol-
warku Hreblonka, nalezacym do
hr. Krasihskiej, tam pokasai
kilkanascie sztule bydla. lnny
zn6w wilk wsciekly napadi ma ja-
dacych wloscian, pokasal konie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
DEATH LAST NIGHT
OF GEORGE K. TAYLOR
Veteran Clerk ofthe Supreme
COURTS Com Occupied 4
Position More Than
Quarter Century

Mr., George Keith Taylor. for more
than quarter OF a century clerk OF the ne
Supreme Court Of Appeals OF Virginia,
and for a greater portion OF his three
score and ten years Virginia court
clerk died last night about $3.50 o'clock
at his residence. 230S East Grace street.
after an illness OF about three weeks;
aged nearly seventy-two years. alt u
Taylor had been In declining health lor
long time, and several weeks ago ne
went to the Buffalo Lithia Springs IN. the
hope Of benefit. but without avail a eih ne
his return he has been confined 20 MS
home The end came last night rather
suddenly. $500,
Mr.. TAYLOR was a native OF Hanover
county where he was born October 3.
1881. His youth and young MANHOOD
were spent in that county, and Whlle a
very young man he entered the once OF
the clerk of the Hanover County Court
as a. cleputy, Afterwards he removed
to Caroline county, and was soon a1ter,
wards made clerk OF the court OF that
county, a position he retained for many
years. During the civil war he was en-
ployed In clerical capacity ana dlo not
enter the struggle. Removing 20 ms
city after the war, Mr.. Taylor was eject
ed to the post OF clerk of the Court OF
"A v :
George IL. Christian about twenty-seVen
years ago. and has retained that POSI-
ton ever since and up to the day OF ms
death. During the Readjuster- Repupll-
can regime he was retained IN office, Pc
Ing about the only Democrat VINO was
not superseded during that politica! reVo-
luton. No man was more widely Known
to the bar OF the state thnn MS LIS s gan
tie, unassuming gentleman. he was Per-
sonally warmly esteemed by the Judges
Of the Court OF Appeals and by all VINO
had business with the office.
~ -179'l HIS FAMILY.
AR Taylor is survived by one brother.
Mr., John r. Taylor the voneraple c!erk
Of Hanover County Court, who IS now
undergoing treatment ut tne Me''1ot, ~
HOSPITAL. Another brother, Major - NJ
"a vior. died about four years ago. MT,
Taylor was twice married, his first wife
hainp Miss Rebecca Lindsay Coleman, OF
Caro1ina county. After her death some
Years he married Miss Annie HaWes
Coleman, her sister. who died fourteen
years ago. He Is survived py clgnt GNU
Ore. Mrs. Robert T. Marshall. OF Mount
Carmel KY: Mr., Garland B. Taylor OF
barton Heights; Mr.. John J. Taylor. OF
Montana: Mrs, Mary A, Tyler wife OF
M. Henry M. Tyler. Of this city; Miss
Fannie II, Taylor. OF this city; Mr.. James
M. Taylor, OF this city, and Or, .Ihomas
NJ, Taylor OF Kent's Store, Fluvanna
county COZ One son, George Keith Taylor,
died some time ago. Mrs, Tyler Miss
taylor and Mr., ], NJ, Taylor We're Will,
their father when he dled'
Mr.. Taylor was member Of the Ma
sonic fraternity, being connected with
Dove Lodge. NO 81, OF this city He
was n tommupicant OF ST. Johns FRO
testant Episcopal Church, OF this city.
s'1 The funeral services will take place
from ST, Johns Church Monday after
noon at s o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

(special TO The Times -Dispatch)
NEW YORK, August Elm splenold
Il to is knot breeze. over a wlndward
and lecward course Of thirty miles, the
gallant sloop Reliance. to-day beat Snatn-
rock Ill in commanding style by exact
Is nine minutes, actual time, or seven
minutes and three seconds, after deduct
Ing the one minute and fifty seven Sc
combs. which the defender comedies 10
Sir Thomas Lipton's third challenger on
account OF her sailing plan as at present
measured
It was royal water fight for the an
cient trophy which carries with II me
Yachting supremacy Of the world, and BY
Z : strange coincidence the first victory
IN the cup series Of 1903 occurred on the
affty-second anniversary or the Gay Oh
which the old schooner America cap
tured 1t In her famous race around Inc
Isle OF Wight. The Reliance peat the
British, boat three minutes and twenty
four seconds in the thresh to windward,
ana five minutes and thirty seconds In the
run down tho wind.
The nautical sharps. who had already
made up their minds on THURSDAY that
the Reliance could take the measure OF
the challenger In any kind OF weather
regard to-day's test as conclusive. al
though they hardly anticipated 50 over
whelming victory 81 4. I, s.s &,
The race even danpened the ardor OF
Sir Thomas, who insisted. after Thurs
days fluke, that his confidence IN the
beautiful craft designed by Fife was
greater than ever. Still. like a true sports
man, he does not acknowledge defeat ana
hopes for better luck next time. The
single criticism he and his friends make
Of 3to-day's race is that the only shift OF
the wind which occurred was to the adj
vantage OF the defending yacht.
AS this shift OF the wind occurred on the
Ewindward beat, even granting that IT ac-
counted for Reliance lead at the turn.
the time the defender gained on the
run home was more than ample to have
given her the race. Il K
Wonderful Boat.
1t must be conceded, however. that the
Shamrock showed herself wonderful
boat in beating to windward perhaps the
ablest craft in this respect ever sent
n cros. the western ocean on cup hunt
Ing expedition.
For twelve miles the single sttckers
raced like a team OF horses. and during
that portion Of the duel the patriots made
no attempt to conceal their nervousness.
The racing conditions to-day were ideal.
A thin haze hung over the Jersey shore.
obstructIng the view OF the spectators
gathered there, but out on the ocean "a CO
course the sen was flooded with sunshine
from vault of fleckless blue. a long
ocean swell heaved up from the south,
and twelve knot breeze, fresh and
strengthening, blew out Of the southwest,
throwing up fleeting white caps on the
sparkling bosom OF the old ocean. The ma
rine picture was superb.
AS the direction of the wind would have
carried windward course from Sandy
Hook Lightship into the Jersey shore,
the committee was obliged to set the mark
seven miles further out. This delayed the
start about three:quarters OF an hour,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
Are Sentenced to Five Years
Imprisonment.
GREAT INTEREST I, SHOWN Sic
D'Aurlgnacs Are Also Sentenced to
B Imprisonment-Mada Humbert
Made a Rambling Statement In
Court-WiIl Sue Crawfords.
(By Associated Press.)

PARIS, August 22--All the members OF
the Humbert family were found guilty
to-day, The foreman of the jury an
nounced that the verdict was affirmative
concerning the questions OF classification
and swlndling, and negative upon the
subsidiary question:. The verdict con-
siders extenuating conditions.
The court sentenced Madame Hum
bert and her husband each to five years
IMPRISONMENT and to a fine Of 100 francs,
Emile DAurignac was sentenced to
two years imprisonment.
Roman D'Aurlgnac was sentenced &c
three years Imprisonment.
y Madame and Monsieur Humbert Will
undergo solitary confinement, during their
term of Imprisonment.
The expectation that to-day5 would bring
the conclusion Of the Humbert trial re-
ncwed intense public interest In the case.
The courtroom was again crowded.
Among the throng were a number OF
American lawyers and tourists, who Sc
cured favored places through the efforts
~ the United States embassy.
The prisoners maintained the same out
ward nspect of calm. Nine. FIumhert
walked in haughtlly and surveyed the
crowd with a scornful air. DR.. Floquet,
Who examined the prisoner before she
20 no into court, found her to he in good
haaith and showing no signs OF ner-
VOWS breakdown under the strain of the
elimination Of the trlal;
Advocate NJ. Hesse addressed the court
at length In defense OF Roman D,,Aprlg-
mao, after which Madame IIumbert arose
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
Will, U.|iS'',.|i:, !:
new BOOKS J | S
That Question Decided Yes
terday by Registrars.
TO REGISTER NEW NJ " VOTERS RS
The Various Boards VIII Sit for that
Purpose for Five Days Both Before
and After the Primary
Election.
TO REGISTER NEW VOTERS

The members OF the registration boards
of the seven wards Of theEcity met yes
terday afternoon In the Hastings Court
room with representatives OF the CITY
Democratic Committee. and decided to al
low the Judges Of election IN the coming
Democratic primary the use of the regis
tration boks now In the custody OF the
boards It was also decided that the va
r,ous boards would sit for the registrad ton
Of voters and transfer Of those desiring
transfers for five days before the primary
and five days after that date. 10 provide
for the details Of the registration the
boards will meet again in the courtroom
on Monday at s O'Clock P. NJ,
At the meeting yesterday afternoon
there was but one representative OF the
Madison Ward board. while the board for
Monroe Ward was unrepresented' Mr.,
Traylor, the only representative from
Madison Ward, stated that so far as he
was concerned he saw no necessity for
opening the registration In that ward be-
fore the primary.
In the matter OF the use Of the books
in the Democratic primary OF September
22d, the registrati boards took the view
that as this was a legaltzed primary It
was entirely proper to permit the use OF
the registration books without putting
the election officers to the necessity OF
making copies of them.
Here are the dates on Which the regis
tration boards Of the various wards will
sit for the enrolment of new voters, the
places of such sittings being announced
later: September 18th. 18th, 18th, 18th and
10th: then again after the primary on Sep
TENDER 2Sd, 2ith. 18th, 26th and 2sth At
these slttlngs any man residing In any
precinct of a ward may register under
tho terms OF the new Constitution. no
matter In what precinct the board is sit
ting.
Yesterday Was the last day on which
aspirants for the Senate and House and
membership OH the City Democratic Com
mlttee might qualify 8 candidates IN
the coming primary, All the seven hspir-
ants for the House had paid up before
noon, as also had Mr., Arthur g. Ear-
man, the only candidate for the Senate.
and a number Of members Of the City
Democratic Committee who desire to
on the committee,
COMMITTEE GRANDFATHER.
In some OF the wards there are yacan-
there are aspirants entered. Here is the
entire list OF candidates for the COM
rnittee:
clay Ward-Clyde W. Saunders, Thomas
j, Dance, j, j. Mitchell. r, NJ Tiller and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
LOTTERY MEN MAY GO
TO THE w. IS. COURT
TO The Times pispatch.)

fspeclal to The Times Dtspatch)
HARRISONBURG, VA, August a.
The preliminary hearlng OF the cases
against jim Whelpley and ]. +, Gas
Rims. who were arrested Wednesday az
ternoon. as stated In Thursdays Times
Dispatch. for violating the anti-lottery
laws OF Virginia. wns set for to-day,
As the prisoners weer being taken from
tho Jail to the magistrates Office, Deputy
Marshal John D. Rodgers, OF staunton
served a warrant on them charging v|o-
latlon of the United States antl-lottery
laws, The prisoners counsel raised the
question that this gave the United states
Court Jurisdiction
The magistrate reserved his decision
until Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

LORD SALISBURY DEAD
AT AGE OF Is YEARS
End Of Distinguished States l1t':f }.
man was Feac eful Without
the Slightest Evidence Of
Pain-SketChofs Life. VAR.
( (ByAssociat ted .Press.) ii

BY ASSOC!d ACoS9.J
HATFIELD HOUSE, ENGLAND, Au-;
gust 22.-Lord Salisbury died at 800
o'clock this evening. 81
LONDON. August 22.----The end of the the
distinguished statesman was peace't;u Y
one, without the slightest evidence OF
pain. When death became imminent the
attending physician summoned the walt
Ing members OF the family, who gathered
+ at the bedside and took farewell OF the
dying man. who, however. was uncon-
sc,ous Of their presence.
Within few minutes OF the death q
brief announcement was handed to the
newspaper men. and simultaneously tho
death knell from the tower OF the church
OF which the Rev, Lord William Cecil. a
nephew OF Lord Salisbury, Is pastor, : told
the people OF the little village OF Hat
field that the long struggle was over. \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
LEON, ALPH:|0NSE
and CASTOR ARRIVE
.Trlplets Born to Mr.. and Mrs
orange Coles Named AZ
ter Famous Trio.
ia The Times Dispatch,

LOLA, VA, August 2s'--44eon' Alphohse
ana castor, are natives Of Pittsylyanla
oo,ntv These strange gentlemen arrived
AZ the home of Mr., and Mrs Orange
r,o,as A. NJ. August goth. All three are
a'T' -, a' 10 flrst at meal times, and CASTOR
&, L a,tn, Coz, my dear Alphonse,
~ p a.se II. Womack, the attending physi-
49, ~ 10 given the honor of christening
th y" Ntripl e and named them after this
famous trio
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23

Ing the necessity of maintaining a posi-,
ton as member of this great household
on an exceedingly slender income. He
tried to improve his fortunes In the Aus
tralian gold fields He made some money
and returned to England There. despite
the protests of his family, no marrlen
Miss Anderson, daughter OF barr'sler'
She came to him dowerless.
The future premier was driven to sup
porting himself by journalistic work. ana
it Is true that even when his years were
young his political and economic oP.mlons
as az nressed in leaders that he wrote
for London newspapers, and which ap-
reared also in the Saturday Review,
brought him into such prominen,ee that
he earned a nomination for Parliament,
He left no doubt of his calibre In any
body's mind on that successful campaign
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
= I-077TT--7I q "a - IT1- Nv
Sketch oflHls Career.

Chief OF four cabinets Of the English
emnire. nineteen years a Cabinet Minis
ter. fourteen years Foreign Minister.
twelve years Premier of England
premier Of great strength of character
and Of almost despot1c sway; IN MS
vn,tb an adyenturer in tho gold fields
Of Australia and n journalist In London,
the llre OF Robert Cecil, Marquis Of Sails.
bury, and chief OF the great house OF
Cecil, ended at the ripe age Of seventy
three years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
MODELS FOR THE
STUART MONUMENT

monument competition havo arrived and
Aro on exhibition here Three came IN
yesterday. one OF them being that Of
Mr.. George r. Brewster, q distinguished
young sculptor of New York. Four or
ave others are still to come,
The selection Of the model most favor
I'd will probably be made very shortly,
Great interest Is taken In the event.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
NEGRO SHOT TO DEATH
BY POSSE OF CITIZENS
.iBxAssoc!ated Press,)

HENDERSON, KY, AUGUST 3,-Joe
Sanders, a negro. accused OF attempted
criminal assault on a young girl last
nnsse ~ citizens which went to arrest
I'm Sanders was standing in his door
When tm the men approached. holding a shot-
gun. He was struck by four loads Of
I buckshot " y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
FOR SELLING AMBROSIA

(speclal to Tho Times Dlspatch.) 5is
IRYiNGTON, VA, August 22.-In Lan-
caster County Court to-day n Jury fined
Carol Harding 5000 and cost for selling
Ambrosia. a grade Of beer sold in local
option district u
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and prevented the masslng Of the ex-
curslon fleet. as usual, in the form OF
great marine amphitheatre back Of the
starting line, Instead Of being kept back
by the revenue cutters they formed a
column OF huls and stacks, extending
three miles toward the Jersey shore, the
yachts around the line completing the
shape OF a fish-hook, The course. south
west, carried the yachts directly into the
eye of the wind to a point on Asbury
Park. i45
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-08-23
The Start.

The honors Of the start, as on Thursday,
were captured by the American sklpper,
Captain Wringe timed his apporach to the
effort to keep off until the gun doomed,
he almost lost his bowsprlt as he luffed up
Ia cross. Barr, as usual, went over In
the windward berth, four seconds behind
Ills rival Both were close hauled on the
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lcontlaued on Fifth Rage.)
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lcaas.aard on s+ssa EaSs|
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p,,,, IL ont +oha coo men prophecy effec-
i....n,,its yro,n action OF formers meet
Ing at Rocky Mount In regulatlng price
of tobacco---Blg. tobacco stemmery 3 HIn-
I'd with much tobacco at kinstoh---1too
80, 1ohn S. Cunningham addresses farm
nrs at Wilson and forms branch OF farm n,
ers. Observation-Disclosures golf match at L LUZ
willie. *
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