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NEW SCANDINAVIAN UNION.
lis Probability fastened by the Retire
ment or King Oscar.

6pt1A Cdhe DcSpNc1 70 IKE sun.
LONDON, Feb. 11.--Tho retirement of
King Oscar may hasten the fulflment OF
another Of the Kaiser'a ambitions which
Is included in bis great Pan-Gernan plans.
The probability is now increased Of the
separation Of Sweden from Norway in the
near future and the formation Of a Scan
dlnaviAn union. OF tribund. comprising
Sweden. Norway and Denmark. Such
combination. the Kaiser believes, would
rely on German support more than on that
Of any other Power and he even hopes
u secure its cooperative aid in his great
naval scheme.
Information regarding the imminence
OF this important International develop
ment comes this week from the diplo-
matte authorties Of each of tho three coun-
tries involved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
Costa nIcan Railroad Repaired.

s9ecfal cable bespdteh % THE SuN.
PANAMA, Feb. IA telegram has been
received here stating that the railroad be-
tween San Jose and Port Limon, Costa
Rica. has been repaired and traffic resumed.
Nearly sforty miles Of the Costa Rican
Railroad between the capital and Port
Iirnon was so seriously damaged by
succession Of twenty-five earthquake
shocks last December that It has been
necessary to delay passenger and freight
business at various points ever since and
traffic has been seriously nterfered with.
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WASHINGTON FORECAST FoR TO DAY AND To MORROW
For eastern Neu York, 'nop today and probably
10 ro-ror nth slooiy rising ar1psr azure: fnersGs-
ting eaR 70 soufhsda riuds.
For View England. fair 10 day, followed by snow
in west and south portions at night snev 10 NOR
row. frcsh northwest winds, shifting 10 southeast.
For eastern Pennsylvania. New jersey and Dcla-
war;. snow 10 day. with rising temperature snow
or rain 10 morrow increasing east 10 southeast
Vinds
For the District OF Columbia. and Maryland.
snow TO day. probably turning 70 rain. clearing
and colder 10 morrow: increasing east TO south
east winds
For western New YORK, snow 70 day, with rising
temperature. snow tomorrow. fresh east winds.
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mission will be begun by Simultaneous at
tempt Of the Bishops and clergy to awaken
England's conscience by addresses from,
the pulpit.
It Is estimated that Ioo, 900 people have
attended the Torrey-Alexander mission at
Albert Hall since the opening last Satur-
day. But, although this Is indicative Of
,indoubted interest II cannot be said that
the meetings have awakened keen en-
thusiasm There has been sympathy at
tentlon and enrnestness; there have been
converts and confessions, but none OF the
burning. quickeuing passion which denotes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
VANDERBILT's PARIs HOSPITAL.
Romantic story Of Why lie Decided TO
Found IL Not True

PARIS, Feb, ii-An erroneous story has
been in circulation for some time in regard
TO W. K. Vanderbilt founding hospital for
the poorest people Of Paris The story was
that while Mr., Vanderbilt was passing
through Paris he was attacked with rheu-
natlsm and by chance consulted Or Georges
Gautier whose treatment benefited him
wonderfully. Mr.. Vanderbilt was so aston
ished at the moderate fees Of DR.. Gautier
that he donated n sum Of money to COM
memorate the occurrence.
Tho facts are that Dr. Gautier has at
tended the Vanderbilt family for years He
Is personal friend Of the family, and Mrs
Vanderbilt. with the concurrence OF her
husband, selected DR. Gautier as president
Of the hospital which Mr. Vanderbilt has
long desired to found The building will
be completed In March and will be opened
by the Vanderhilts on their return from a
Mediterranean cruise.
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that revivalsm has been aoce pied IN the
full seIlso Of the word.
DR.. TorTsy, despite his eloquence and
eafnsstness, does not seem TO klndle a
responsive flame In he hearts Of his hearers
Or. Alexander's singing OF tho solos moves
the audiences far more deeply, but the
hymns, with the exception OF the GLORY
song seem TO leave the audiences lin
moved. Many condemn the tunes fos
their jingle, and say they are too sugget
tive OF the music hall. Nevertheless. Their
10 no present sign Of lessening Of the at =
tendance az the meetings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
GOLFERS WILL NOT SAIL,
German Ships Fear TO Accompany Baltic
Fleet Past Madagascar.
Special oabl. De,patch to THn s

Special Cabs Desp1teh to THB sun
PORT LOUIS, Mauritius, Fob lit Is I'M
derstood that Admiral Rojestvensky has
not for some time received any instructions
from ST, Petersburg He wishes tho Ger
man colliers who awaited his arrival at
Madagascar to follow the feet into Eastern
waters.
They refuse to do so. fearing an encounter
with tho japanese. whom they believe to
be near. The feet cannot possibly leave
MAZDA ascar before the end of February.
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MOSCOW Noble, Decline to Serve.

Special Casis Despatch 70 THE sun,
Moscow, Feb. l1.-The Assembly Of
Mobiles met yesterday to elect Provincial
Marshal of Nobility. Prince Trubetskoi
declined TO stand again for the office, owing
to want of harmony shown in the Assembly
during the recent debates upon the pro-
posed address 10 the Car. All the former
marshals in the Assembly took the same
ground so no election was made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
S'N N THE GALLERY TAINTED.
actress Who Didn't, Tied IN CollIns's cut
Hand ~ Weber Music Hall

.p "hiie doing a stage fall in his part in
n, hKgtly fgg.edy last night, at the Weber
,.ls'' ll7I. sam Collins cat his hand badly.
~ W, -Aplcr -ooue he knocks over a table
and then falls over IL.
~ ~ mug Doe hin the table so hard that
fsi ,'t' N-.c7 vent all TO pieces. Collins
W., oh % broken dish
W ttn H. fhe blood caused consider
',o .,,il- '.n iu tho house. and a man in
h,,,9 'F tainted one NJ tho actresses
,iha lp collins. hand and he went ON
N''h ni- part ''''' " ''''' '''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
MOVING PICTURE co. LOSES,
Dir. Doyen Gets Damages for Public Use
OF Views OF His Operations.

Special cable Despsfeh to THE SUN
PARIS, Feb. ll.-Dr. Doyen, the surgeon
whose experiments with cancer serum have
attracted attention. has won his suits
against the photographers who sold for
public use films they had taken at his re-
quest Of surgical operations which no had
performed.
He sued the members Of clnematograp
firm for 100000 francs damages. The
court to-day awarded him 5000 francs
damages against two OF them 500 francs
against another and 200 francs against
fourth.
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CHINESE LO4N GR4BBED UP.
snbicrip,lon List Closed In London AFTER
One Hour

'"T"' T ~ " 'ITIFTT y 70 T III ~
LONDON, Feb. ll-Lombard street was
crowded today with intending applicants
10Y the Chinese Government per cent
god loan II 10000 offered by the Hong
hons and Shanghai Bank. force OF
ponce with difficulty kept the entrance to
The bank clear.
mo managers. at II o'clock. an hour
e'ef opening. announced that they would
rSelV' mo- mow offers. The loan Is now
PREMIUM. II was originally intended
not :" c.u-e The list till Monday.
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=. r. THOMAS REcoVERING.
shoulder DNlocated in Cuban Auto Acct
dent Is Painful.

Special Cabls Dstpaieh 70 THR Sun.
HAVANA, Feb. 1.-THE battle Of flowers
On the Prado to-day was a small affair
Anew automobiles and other tirnouts were
present.
r. R. Thomas. who was injured in the
automobile accident yesterday, is doing
veil. Several stitches have been put in
nus face under the eye, where he was cut.
ms dislocaled shoulder is still very painful
Edward Havey. the mechancian, who
was injured at the same time. ia apparently
ooing well. II was thought at first that he
vas badly burt, hut it appears now that
ne only su0ers from bad shaking UP.
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Cen. GrlnenherK Ill.

Special tdoIe Deip1lc6 70 THE SUN.
PARIS. Feb. IA message from st.
Petersburg says that Gen. Gripenberg,
who recently left Mukden on his way to
st. Petersburg after resigning the COM
mand Of the second Manchurian army. is
lying seriously i'll at Irlcutsk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-12
LADY HALDON BACK TO STAGE.
Former Actress VIM Soon Appear In the
London Music Halls
.spcclal -. De,pllch . IA So.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE London music
hall stage will shortly boast a pceress among
theperformersint the person of Lady Haldon.
She was well known on the dramatic stage
dozen years ago and frequently acted in
tho company Of Bernhard when she was
Mrs. Drew, the widow of an American
D. F. Drew. She retired from the stage
and married Lawrence Pak, who has since
succeeded 10 his fathers title.
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CHASE OF RUSSIAN CRUISERS.
American Cutter Fails 70 stop Them on
MindanaO.
Special casIe DtIp1feh 70 TIM sun,

MANILA, Feb. 1.-Two Russian auxiliary
cruisers were sighted five miles northeast
OF the coast Of Mindanao last Wednesday
by a United States coast guard cutter
The cutter + gnalled to them 10 stop One
OF the vessels displayed the German flag.
Tho other did not answer. Both put on
steam and escaped, though they were chased
for two miles
This message was delayed by the military
telegraph authorities.
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Daring Act OF a Japanese.

STfllI IlbIs Dtsp1ItH 70 The Sun.
TOXIC Feb. 1.-THE publication Of the
official Ii, Of naval honors discloses the
fact that Lieut.. Yokowo, the commander
Of torpedo boat attached to the bsttleship
Full. swan into the harbor of Port Arthur
three times last July, towing fish torpcdoes.
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KING SEES RUSSIAN ENVOY.
Count Benckendorn Pays visit 10 the
Engllsh ruler.
Special caais D,

Special CaAis Despaich 70 TIN sun.
LONDON. Feb. liking Edward received
Count Benckendorf. the Russian Ambassa-
dor. this afternoon.
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rorl, tt'L NNHNn QrlNlNr prevents Pnru
" D. H-g t1| fHr Doe fll name ana look
"'N''-ie 81 80 Grove 25c.-Adr
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Saka &.Gunt}1atty
Rreadway 33d g s4h Snssl

Entrance from the IL" Station Into Our Store.
An enclosed leads directly second floor from
the Thythrd downtown station The station
by enclosed bridge, You or leave
shop without descending to the
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ENGLAND'S GODDESS SUNDAY,
S0CIETI'S PLEASURE SEEKING
AROUSES CHURCHMEN.

Crusade Planned TO stir Up tho Nations
Conscience-Plea Made for Workers
who Have to Serve the Wealthy Class
Seven Days n Week-Archbishop Aid.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-22

has a well equipped foundry and
machine shop there which he values
AT $500. IL the citizens Of La
Junta will form q stock company and
subscribe sufficient funds TO Offset
this amount ne will move the plant
To La Junta There is a splendid
opening for an enterprise Of this
character in La Junta. and Mr..
Hudson says he has been assured of
all the work for the Santa Fe from
Newton west. This work alone
would make the enterprise a paying
one from the start The Arkansas
Valley has the best moulding sand
in the United States and all of the
necessary raw material is available
n a price much less than in other
communities where foundries are
successfully operated. This matter
was referred to 4 committee con-
sisting of r. c. Todd. c. NJ Harri-
son and c. A. Beerbohm to investi-
gate and report at the regular meet
ing of the Board of Trade next
Thursday night
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-22
once, A,,i.ss 10, sesse" ns,ss,ss.

oHees Assisss Tor 0ostoW 0usosses-
General J. H. Whitney of the
Massachusetts, State Police, arrived
from Boston on No. 9 Thursday
morning, having been assigned To
take charge of Schidlofskas. the
Boston wife murderer. and escort
him back to the scene Of his crime
The murder was one of the most
horrible and dastardly in the GRIM
inal annals of that state. find has been
given more newspaper notoriety
through the yellow journals of the
effete east than any murder of re-
cent years. The dead woman evi-
IDENTIFY fought hard for her life. Her
head was nearly severed from her
body. and there were knife wounds
in her breast. back and on both
hands.
General whitney was born in the
shadow Of Bunker Hill monument.
is veteran Of the civil as well as
the Spanish-American war. and has
been an officer in Boston for the
past thirty years. He will return to
Boston as soon As a brother officer
arrives with a grand jury indict-
ment. and all the necessary formali-
ties have been complied with. so
there will be no loop hole through
which the murderer could escape
the fate that awaits him -electrocu-
tion. Schidlofskas was more COM
posed yesterday than at any time
since his arrest last Sunday morning.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-22
nsS Part 0soeositisu.

There was a very good attendance
at the Board Of Trade meeting
Thursday evening to consider the,
new park proposition recently sug-
gested by T. T. Woodruff. Mr..
Woodruff owns tract of thirty
seven and one-half acres adjoining
the city on the south. the estimated
value of which at this time is
$1,000. Mr.. Woodruff has sug-
gested plan by which this land
can be acquired by the city for use
as public park. The plan is to es-
tablish park site in the center Of
this tract. and lay out the remainder
in building lots. some of them
facing the county road. or the ex-
tension Of Ration avenue on the east.
and some facing San Juan avenue
on the west, and the remaider
facing the park. This would make
a park four blocks long and two
blocks wide. enough for the needs
Of La Junta for several years to
come. The lots would prove desira-
BILE for building purposes on account
of their proximity to the park. and
would naturally increase in value.
80 that the owner could well afford
to part with twenty acres for the
sake of what he could hope to
realize from the building lots. Mr..
Woodruff offers to dispose of the
whole tract to syndicate for
3 900. about one-half of its esti-
mated value. with the understanding
that the central portion of about
twenty acres be donated to the city
for park purposes, upon such terms
as to improvements As can be ar
ranged by the syndicate. II is also
suggested that a stock company
might carry the property, issuing as
many shares as there are lots. Two
hundred such stockholders at S25 a
piece would meet the requirements.
A plan has been drawn cutting up
the seventeen and one-half acres
surrounding the park into fifty-six
lots, 75xl27 feet in dimensions. with
eighty foot streets and twenty foot
alleys. The lots face the park on
either side and Ration and San Juan
avenues. These lots sold at slOO
each would bring in sufficient revenue
to purchase the entire tract offered
by Mr.. Woodruff. and it certainly
does seem as though La Junta ought
to be possessed of a sufficient num-
ber of public spirited men to take
up this proposition and have it
cinched before it is everiastingly too
late. A committee of five was ap-
pointed to take the matter up. view
the proposed site. prepare a plan.
solicit subscriptions. attend to all the
details, and report at the next reg
ular meeting of the Board of Trade
next Thursday night. The COM
mittee is composed of the following
gentlemen: James McNeen. K. A.
Steen. E. w. Pierce. A. B. Wallis
and A. L. Stubbs.
J. A. Hudson addressed the Board
Of Trade and submitted \ PROPOSE
ton whereby he would agree to
move his foundry and machine shop
from Rocky Ford to La Junta. He
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-22
sooG soar LOCAL vGns
Trade with II. G. Todd.


Trade with the La Junta Drug
Company.
For RENT Five room brick house
inquire Of V. Albera.
Four-room new house: $3.50 buys
it: rented now at SIS per month. R.
B. Cook.
II you have an old chair you do
not want. send it to the Furniture
Exchange Company.
Two room house. three lots. $3.50;
about $50 down. balance inside of
six months. r. b. Cook.
Charles Gorsuch is now located at
Salida. working as a machinist in the
d. & r. G. shops at that point.
II you have any furniture you do
not want, trade it to the Furniture
Exchange Company for new furni-
ture.
Eight-room modern house: finest
Of localities. steam heat. baths. etc.
A snap and on easy terms; see me-
r. h. Cook.
Five acre tract: about 100 assorted
fruit trees; small house: 500 down.
$3.50 on easy payments; twelve min
utes walk from postoffice: will take
you there in two minutes with my
auto R r. Cook
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-22
Catholic, Rev. =. .. cslisnsn.

Mas and sermon every Sunday.
except first. at 10 a m.
On first Sunday Of each month
mass and instruction al 5 a. m.
Sunday School at 3 p. m
Evening services at 7::3D O'Clock.
except second Sunday Of month. also
on first Friday for Sacred Heart
League.
Confessions every Saturday. ex-
cept the third.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-22
1rssby,s,isa a, the rhsssss.

Atll O'Clock Pastor Bluhm will
relate the story of the Sunday School
Triennium at Toronto. emphasizing
a feature of religious work that is
destined to become the dominant
factor in the Christian activity Of
the century.
At p. m. will follow a popular
address on Pilates Fake Hand
Wash"
Sunday School at Woodruff Hall
each Sunday at 9:45 a. m. and En-
deavor meeting for young people at
7 p. m.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-22
vsveeee Safe 00siee.

The entire stock of dry goods,
shoes. gents furnishings. hats,
pants and shirts. every article in the
Mendelson store must GO. regardless
of profits or cost.
v. ALBERA, Trustee
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-22

The pastor will eonduct public
worship at IL a m and 8 p m
At the morning service the ser
mon will be on The Genius of the
Kingdom of God" and at the even
ing service. Evil: Its Source and
Method"
Sunday School at 9:i5 a m Rap-
tist Young Peoples Union at 7 p
m. Midweek service. Wednesday,
s pm
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-22
cmuacn AssovscGnGsvS-
osssoSiss, as.. ~ q Ashsy. 1sssss.

The Rev. King. Of Greeley, will
preach at the Methodist church Sun
day morning. Other services at
usual hours. Everybody welcome
Seats free. Room for all
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-22
Chamberlain'S
collie. CHOLERA AND
Diarrhea Remedy
v. ALBERA, Trustee

Afew doees Of this remedy will
invariably cure an ordinary at
t.ck OF diarrhea-
Il has been used in nine cpl
denies Of dysentery With psgfect
0occess.
Il can always Be depended
upoa, even in the Dofe severe
seesc6 Of cranp colo and chol-
era noebae
1t h equally saccesufu1 for
summer diarrhea and cholera
tafaasum In children. aod 10 the
means ofsaving the lives of many
eAihren each year
Whes reduced WteA Wu1eG snd
SUeeesned 10 IL pleasant to take
Every Daa of family sAoah
eDsp thb feoedy IN his bone.
Day it Dow. Il oay save life
Ru3. 99c Lansg SoE. &C.
La Junta tribune., 1905-07-22

ssss,ss Church. ae.. s. C. os.'s-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
liamsburg. and Mrs, w, B. Stokes, OF
Bolllng's Island, Va.
Noland-Merrill.

Miss Rosalie Sinclair Merrill. daughter
of the late Professor George f. Merrill
and Mrs Christiana Munford Merrill,
was married Tuesday evening April
25th, at $3.50 o'clock, IN Grace Street
Presbyterian Church, 10 Mr.. Preston
Wexford Noland., son OF tho late Major
Richard holland and Mrs, Katherine
Wexford holland, The Rev. Robert Graf
tan holland, of Ohio, brother OF the
groom, assisted by the Rev. Jero With
erspoon. olficated.
The church was decorated In palms
and candles Mrs. D. W. Lindsay, of
Kentucky, was matron Of honor There
were two maids OF honor--the BRIDES
sister, Miss Ethel Merrill and her cousin,
Miss Julia Gardiner Tyler, OF Williams
burg, Va. The groom was attended by
his best man, Mr. William II. Parrish,
and by Mr.. Richard Wortham, Mr..
Charles y. Antrim, Mr.. Mcchesney Var
brough. Mr. James Rutherford, Mr..
| Richard Johnson, Mr., Carey Sheppard.
Mr., David -. Merrill and Mr. Gessner
| Harrison,
The bride came in with her matron Of
| honor and was given away by her bro
| Their, Mr.. Robert Munford Merrill She
| wore white crepe de chine over chiffon
] built upon tatfeta- with q berthe Of old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-26
york, Monday, April 18th, to Mr. y. VI VI
Wan French, Of 9owhs 9 al va va
Mr.. and Mrs. william Miller, ~ &. New y "
York, were Sin Richmond for l1asl q ana hll
were guests at the Jefferson Hotel.
Montague Returns

Governor Montague returned to the city
on an early train yesterday from Waynee,ss- ,
boro, and spent the day THANKSGIVING orr lt
cial business. Il.
The Executive EXPRESSED himself as Is (,
we'll pleased ut the reception acc9rdeu
him both at stauTitori and Waynesbo,r,o TO-
nrouress Of ills Senatorial campaign.
THE Governor will remain IN tho city
during the week, and VIII be engaged
with tho state Board OF Education, be-
ginning with tomorrow.
?, While ar7,nHements are being made
FOR tho coming Montague rally, 70 DC
held in tho Academy OF Music, they have
tho definite liking or vote. It is thought.
however that the meeting Will likely be
held on Saturday evening. May 6tll.
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duchess lace, Her bouquet was a shower

duchess lace, Her bouquet was shower
of lilies Of tho valley.
The matron OF honor also wore white
crepe de chine. trimmed with duchess
applique and carried American Beauties,
Tho maids OF honor were In white point
dcsprit ar\l lace. worn shaded green CIR
dies. They had clusters OF ma!den-har
ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. holland will be at home
to their friends after June LIST at No. -
North Fifth Street. Guests from dis
tance who attended the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs, Lyon q. Tyler and Miss
Elizabeth Tyler, OF Williamsburg Mr.
and Mrs, D. w, Lindsey, Jr,, OF Ken
lucky; Miss Haxall, OF Washington; the
Rev. and Mrs Grattan holland, OF Chill
licothe, Ohio; the Rev ana Mrs John
Floyd Hughes Of Norfolk, and Miss
Gray. of Norfolk; Colonel John Cussons,
Of Glen Allen, Va. and many others.
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y, $3.50 a,4.nue. Nor,olk. and MI,
n ni, ~. ivv,iJsrd Duke, Of Richmond, were
inarrlsd yes.efsayt fsa t,tis chMrs IN
oclncK; IN an. ane sa'sNr. .75nka vii fn at
i,eT, = fheir gtiet,ds at No. 2Ioo Fast
~ rstai' sirsat aftar May 9Th.
IL, 4, dAiasa,Aa 10 4ho daughters
IA .,I az; "a EeVoli,tior1 Congress-, in
81 d. t sl,,, etnnI ara ia tred ercksburs Wis.
ting rIl the many n 's'sl p ''1
,...,,,,. ~, .,,,,o (, p,nh.
Mr. y. a. MvSittyIays s ally h,,ro Sheso
City. i,
J.
beer, spending the winter with Mrs. jun
LUIS Morris, will leave In g few days Ior
has charge of this Charlotte county road
construction. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Gailbraith ana
Mics Gertrude Gailbraith, OF 1ticHI IlIs
erloksburg.
TESS