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parte gritted his teeth, and Perier under
stood that his name was thenceforth Dem
mis- in the army. Therefore, he returned to
Paris, and while holding on to their stock
In the Bank of France he and his brother
Scipion started q new bank.
Became a Great Influence.
This Caslmir became great and inhu-
entail Paris banker Judge of the tribunal
of commerce, regent of the Bank of
France, a. deputy for Paris. In politics he
followed events. for the sake Of order, !. e.,
not to risk losing his money: but in the
revolution of 1880 he let himself be elected
president of the chamber OF deputies-or
speaker of the house-and as such read to
the Duke OF Orleans the declaration call
ing him to the throne as Louis Philippe,
King OF the French not King of France,
to show that he was put there by the peo-
pies will.
All the same, this Casinir was no re-
publican. He became the famous minister
OF Louis Philippe. pursuing republicans and
dispensing their societies. One day Paris
mob had built barricade. 1t was deli
cate moment. Should blood be shed all
Paris might rise
"liow shall we dispense the mob without
blooished?" the king asked.
And Casimir had idea.
We'll mobilize a couple of fire engines"
he said, "and We'll turn the hose on the
mob"
It was the first time it was ever done.
and the Parisians were so amused at the
device that the incipient revolution was
quelied by their laughter. His name was
Casimir Perier. Thenceforth they called
him "Casimir Pompier''--or "Casimir
Pumper," which is the French word for
fireman. When he died after visiting the
cholera hospitals some years later. the city
OF Paris built him great monument at
Pere-L achaise.
Now. will you believe that jealousy about
a woman In tina days OF their youth could
survive the great Napoleon and this CAST
mir when both were dead and fall upon
the spirit of Napeleon's nephew and that
Of the son OF Casirnir like an impalpable
mist? Ii did,
Old Jealousy Was Revived.
casimir had son Casimir. During his
fathers lifetime he had gone into the diplo-
matte service. He remained in il until the
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: ONLY TWO ARE LEFT
Ex-PreSidents of the Republic
of France.
PROVIDING FOR L0UBET
French People Seeking to Give Him
Dignifed Employment.
CAREER OF CASIMIR-PERIER
Descendant of Burgeois Family of
Bankers and statesmen-Great-
Grandfather Started Revolution.
CAREER OF CAsIMIR-PERIER

Special Correspondence OF The Star.
PARIS March II. 1905.
Ex-Prcsideut Louhet is troubling Tepubll-
can France. They fear he viii get himself
elected senator again. The local interests
of his home department wish Il, and 81
Louhet wishes IT, though French republic
cans declare Ee ought Hot-because q re-
public las t;s dignity. The French think
au eE-ures.sant ought not condescend to
LEI himself be voted for or against IN View
or lesser Office.
Indeed. o. IS instructive to observe the
haste with which they have sought to pro-
vide diguincd employment for NJ. Loubet
The day hc ceased 90 be president he was
named lie member Of the extra parlamen-
tary consulting committee on French rail
ways. Now he has been made member Of
the similar consulting commission or
French agriculture
Both employments are OF honor, paying
salaries OF about 81. 100 each. but, on the
other hand demanding complete public
confidence. French agriculture ia peculiar
~ protected by tariffs. and apart from
constantly arising tariff conflicts the COM
mission must keep an eye on many spe-
cialtes. such as the haras, or government
stud service, TO improve the breed of~farIn-
ers' horses, the vexed question OF farmers
home dlstilieries. or legaliZed moonshining
Experimental farms and farmers technical
instruction, and the recommending of meri-
torious hayseeds for the farmers decor9r
tlon-the order Of agricultural merit
As member OF the railway committee NJ
T,oubet viii have 20 work on some OF the
saIf-same problems that are occupying Mr.
Roosevelt but how differently French
raflways are more disciplined than ours
The government makes railway laws that
come out almost yearly. and In them
E,~anch business men find passenger and
freight rates hxed-with the right 10 appeal
70 the commission In case this or that rate
appears 70 them unjust.
Commission Called a Halt
still stronger. look at the case of the
p. T.. NJ trunk line at the present moment
II was bound by the necessity OF things to
ind a quick connection with the Simplon
tunnel The rich foreign city OF Geneva
offered 1t 100000 francs of subsidy to
choose n route that would pass near Gem
ava. The p. l.. NJ. limo accepted; but the
Minister OF public works stepped in and
said. Halt! We VIII study up the routes
ard let you know which IS best for
France.
The consulting commission on railways
must begin the study. 1t will listen to the
= arguments OF delegations and petitions: It
will travel over the ground on honorable
tuukets: 1t will measure distances on maps,
take account of gradients. connecting lines
and rival foreign lines; 1t will listen to the
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COMMENDED BY PRESIDENT.
Report of Congressional Investigation
of Hazing Highly Praised

Representative Vreeland Of Nev vo,l,
chairman of tie subcommittee cs the House
committee on naval affairs which investt-
gated hazing a Annapolis, has received ne
following note from President Roosevelt:
My. Dear Mr.. Vreeland: Let me exprsss
through you to all five members Of YOUR
subcommittee my admiration for the excel
lent report you have made on haziag. 1t
is first-elass document. and ought TO be-
controlling in the matter
Sincerely yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT ="
The other members OF the invsstisstl,,e-
committee We're Representatives. Dawson
Qowa), Loud (Mich), Padgett CTenn.) and
Gregg (TeX)
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Vetoed by the President.

President Roosevelt has vetoed bin
passed by Congress for the creation Of Z
new division Of the western judicial djf-
trict Of Texas. In his veto the President
says the proposed division does not have
enough cases to justify its establishment.
In ave years. he says, there have been but
e. criminal Gases and 2e civil cases origfl
nate in the seven counties. Del Rio is de-
scribed as small place in q sparsely set
tied country. IN the opinion OF the Preti-
dent, the fees OF the proposed court would
not be Sufficient to pay capable deputy
clerk
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VIII Of ]. Henry sisson.

The will OF J. Henry Sisson, dated June
II, 1895, was filed today for probate in the
District Supreme Court. All of the property
OF the deceased Is bequeathed to his wife,
Lucy c. Slsson. In a codicil. dated FebrG-
airy Is, 1905, and also hled today the testa-
tor provides that in the event of the death
of his wife before her son, John 8. Powers,
the estate shall become the property Of
the son.
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Nearly Forty Years Ago


In
entirely
5 in
to human
Of ycern
of the
gne
surpass
principles
Bdt Golden
the remedial of all the foregoing
especially
In Discovery
of gastOnes
constipation with
n-ments
Golden OF
Bhoow, King sud Elingvcod
depended
quoted of Cherba
of
the cuaive ctiono of all the others
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QUEENS ROOT (stiliingia sylvatica)

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authority on Materia Medica and Therapeutics
Gays Of Hydrastls Golden sean: very useful
stomachc tonic stomach tonic) and in atomic
aeh( and headaches accompanying same. In ca
tsuh Of the gall duet and jaundice, IT is of
peelal utility. Constipation, dependent upon dit
feTent deficient secretlons. with hard and dry
stools. may be overcome by the remedy. Chronic
eatarrh Of the iptestines even II 1t has proceeded
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NJ
NJ. D.
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Sold His Ancestral Chateau.

Seven years ago this rich man--fifty times
millionaire-made an extraordinary deal.
He who could not possibly need money, he
who Is as proud as Lucifer: who oherishes
the memory Of his ancestors like China
man or Frenehman: who Is bound to look
on Willie not only as the cradle Of his
race, but also as the republics birthplace
this man turned round suddenly and sold
his ancestral chateau OF While for a sum-
mer hoteli
Since he threw over the presidency Of tho
republic as contemptuousiy as a man throws
away an old shoe. Caslmir- Perier has given
his whole life to a great work of charity.
He is the money hacker OF the gigantic So
cial Hygiene Alliance. that Is uniting for
systematic interlocking intensive work over
all France. all the specialized societies such
as societies against tuberculosis, against In
FAINT mortality. against alcoholism. against
unhealthy lodgings for workingmen. and 50
on. 1t is said that he has never refused q
beggar or a begging letter!
Well this tender-hearted man, this BEN
efactor Of his fellow Frenchmen. went out
Of his way to treat contemptuously the
memory of-whom7 Not OF his father or bis
grandfather. because they both inhabited
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
Terrell csIs o. ao..psr,.

Washington, sept i2.--tovernor
Terrell. Of Georgia. called on seere.
'AFy bonAparie Tuesday 10 request
that the baitlsshlp Georgia. which IL
about 10 be- turned over to the GOV.
eminent ~ bath, Me. be put In CON.
mission ~ Georsia waters. either Al
savannah or Brunswick No olielal
seton has YET been taken by the au.
'bofi'les 81 Georgia IN the matter OF
pr''snilng . silver service ~ tbs neg
Lui'isship, hui u l. understood that
The voting lady vim uiil act a. apoa
sof Nill MAKE presentation az a
piece ~ silver
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
MOB BATTLES WITH
FRISCO POLICE FORCE
Six Shot as Striksbreakers Are
Escorted Through Streets.
GUARDED BUILDING Is sToRMEo
Conflict Was Aftermath Of Recent
Strike Among Ranks Of street Car
Men--Labor Trouble Had Been Set
tlsd--Nonunion Men Retained.

San FranclseU. Cal. Sept. l2--As
All Aftermath to the recent strike on
the United railroads, a riot broke
out Monday night when the street car
company started to march about 300
slrikp.brcakers from the eur barns al
TURK aud FILLMORE streets To the fer.
~ building.
Many shots were fred by the on.
GERS Cscortiug the men and half u
dozen persons were wounded.
The slr.kc'breakcrs are guarded In
the Ferry building by the police, and
~ men have bagn arrested. A large
mob IN In front Of the Ferry build
mg storminE the structure and waiting
tor the police to brlng out the prls
Oncrs
Through lane formed by police.
men the strike breakers, thoroughly
frightened were hurried into the Fer
~ building, To which the police 70.
fused admission To the public.
A score Of men who said they were
able To identify the kuards who had
used rcVOlvers were admitted
Policemen searched the men for 70
Gently discharged weapons Many
Of these were found. aud the owners
were Immediately hanJcuffed They
were placed IN patrol wagon. which.
by strategy. obtained q lead NJ half
a block before IT. departure was no.
iced by the crowd waiting outside.
With cries 81 Lynch them," hun.
dr,ds started up Market street. In tho
wake Ut the patrol wagon.
The demands % Vengeance were
heightened by the report that hisf a
dozen strlkc.breakers had been. NIL.
ed by tho shots nfcd by tho quarts
The wagon had ~ prisoners safely
reached the lockop
Reports from the hospitals of tho
city indicate that dozen persons
were wounded. but none seriously.
The mob waA dispersed by the police
after the slrlke.breakeru had been
later hurried aboard q departing Tor.
~ boat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13

Washington. Sept ts.--Americau
shipping and commercial interests
about Havana, Cuba. are to have the
protection ~ an American wnrship In
Cuban waters while government OF
ticials show an inclination not to dis.
cuss Cuban AFFAIRS In any particular
beyond making public dispatches from
Mr.. Sleemer. the American charge At
Havana confirming dispatches print.
cd In the daily papers, there can be- no
ioubt about the attitude 81 the on.
cials that the cruiser Des Molnes.
which cleared from Norfolk, Monday,
IL sailing on a state department mis-.
sion. and II Il dumored In ofiiclal
circles that she will proceed lmmedl.
ately to Havana
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
RESULT OF ELECTION.
Republican Plurality Greatly reduced
In state Of Maine.

Portland. Ne, Sept l2,--The result
or the election In this state Monday
when the Republican plurality for gov.
ernor which usually approNmates Pa.
OOO was reduced TO about 5000. while
at the same time the total vote VAS
greatly increased over the figures Of
four years. Is attributed by the lead.
ders Of both the republican and dem
ocratic parties to popular feeling over
the prohibition laws. Although the
republicans reelected Governor vii
liam T. Cobb and all The four con.
gressmen OF the state and will have
a working control Of the state lcgis.
lature. the pluralities were 30 gcner.
ally reduced as to occasion surprise
In many quarters.
Both GOverAOr Cobb and Congress.
man Littleneld, m whose dtstrict he
most vigorous battle ~ the campaign
was wagei. are OF the opinion INA, me
Sturgis Law. providing for the enforce.
ment Of the existing prohibit lorv law
by state liquor deputies. was the lead
ing factor In the result
The Democrats made rcsubmit,ion
~ the liquor prohlbitory amcndmcu,
10 the people a pau ~ their plat
form. while the republicans stood
squarcly for endorsement NJ the pro.
hibitnry plan and IT. strict enforce
ment. The result was evident I'm The
cities the Democrats carrying all ~
the q municipalities of the state with
the exception ~ four az the smaller
ones The vote of the countr, d.,
'ric's, however whore the rc-submls.
sion idea has never gained any no ice.
able following, more than Offset the
Democratic gains In the Cite,
In the second district congressional
wher" Samuel Gompers president ~
the American Federation ~ Labor.
conducted vigorous campaign 20 de-
ieht Congressman l.ltjleAeld. vi
Iittl"h"ld's majority was reduced from
that of four yea ago by several
thousand votes rhe congressman
at'rihu "s the result not to the cam
palrn arninst him. hut 10 the general
sentiment regarding he S.lrgis law.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
Rnaln,er pl.a from ss.la..

Shreveport. La. Sept ~ the
southbonnd passenger train on the
Iron Mountain railroad Was dsfAihd
az Gallon. La. ths locomotive over.
taFninG. Knainesr Icon I.sady was
scaidsd 10 death. and Fireman a. n
Blake received iaJuFiss which MAJ
prove fatal None u the passengers
we're hurt. The cause Of the accident
is unkbovn a. yet.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
Thousands san Negro Hanged.

Gainesville, Ca. Sept. ls,--Dave
Moore, a negro. who assaulted the =.
ycarold daughter Of Jim Hood. OF
White county, some weeks aFo. and
who was convicted a. special term
Of white superior court ten days ago,
was hanged nj Cleveland Monday In
the presence of two thousand people
The scanold was erected about one
mile from town. but early In the day
hundreds gathered around ~ be- pres.
ent when the trap WAS sprung. Moore
made \ full confession There was
no demonstration toward violence. the
p'VpIc allowing the law TO take Ia
coarse, although there was an EFFORT
made In take Moore from the officers
when he was nrst captured
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
ENCOURAGING REPORT.
On the determination Of Yellow Re
Eer 10 Given Out


New Orleans. Sept. t2-Onc OF the
most encouraging ppOrts Of The pres
eni summer 10 eNlerminate yellow f..
yer vas given out Tuesda, by Juan
}. Fernandez consul general here of
the Republic OF Honduras
u indicates that tropical countries
from which II has been charged yellow
fever affection has In the past been
transmitted 10 the southern part of
the United states. are successfully rid
Ing their territories " this disease
In Honduras. With an American sur
geOh In charge precautions have been
carried 10 extremes Houses ~ the
very poor In some cases. have been
burned 10 des'ro, hl'h and new houses
nave been supple, In their place.
Frequently the clRhinE worn h,
beEsars has been burned. better ana
eleaher clothing being given 90 ,hs.s
nnioriuna,es Working on the mo.
quito theory % yeliow fever lpfscil,p
ei''erns hsT" been screened anI suI
panr has been burned IN doors and
PETROLEUM spread over he surface NJ
s'agnaui waisr Weeds have been
ru' 10 Er'ai quabiiiie. A. r.sur
durtas the last too Months In com
muhi'i's ~h~rs las, yesr ATTY or more
case 81 JeHos fever wsre r.ppr.a
%" on' oass hss ben reported aar,as
toe las TO monthA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
olri'commlss svleISe

New Orleans. Sept II In an effort
~ e"acssl her spprosehlss death from
her mother. ida iiaEnsHot. ~ years
~ aEs after 'wslis~inG esrbone lid
shn SaifidaI ln'sst made M cutlery
aiitonsh iyinK In eohvaisloaa Cor hair
on boar 9Th her mother asissp In IA
sii7lhiHk foom When found. the
Elfl Nss past h1ps Hhs had a,tas
relied With . Eift hIssa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
Snake Bite klIla Child.

Ashburn, Ca. Sept ~ Tho little
2Jearold son of Harris Dupreo was
bitten by a ground RATHER on Friday
aud died eighteen hours later. The
parents Of the boy I'D not know he
had been bitten until saturday morn.
inE lie sas Immediately taken 10 .
DOCTORS once. but {, vAs too late 20
save the little fellow. and he died on
the way back home.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
WHOLESALE MURDER
H DRUNKEN TROOPS
Refugee From Siedlice Gives
Interesting Interview.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WuaDueu nave Not peen Hteo"ueu w.
/. 90 Troops viii Not Permit Physi.
clans To Enter the Town-Refuaees
Are Starving.
aeaf of the Associated Press inter
Warsaw, Sept. l2.-The correspon'
viewed refugee from Siedlce Tues
day. The man said.
Il was staying Saturday at the ku'
pick hotel In Siedlce. Suddenly, at
eo'clOck in the evening, heard two
shots. which were al once followed by
a FOlley. In few minutes a mum
Der OF Jewish women aud children
rushed into the hotel pursued by sol
der. The shooting continued for
IA hour. ana then came To an end
Then The only noise from the streets
was the crying and moaning OF the
wounded. At midnight several sol.
alers passed the house singing mar.
tial songS learned that troops
had been searching houses In an #
Cor % discover members o! the ter.
florists bJad. To tnis end they went
thrOugA the Wiktorjd hotel and pill
lagcd tac vine room. They 40 In
'toNicat,d rapidly aud coming out on.
30 thr streets began Wholesale mur
De- and plumber A. O'Clock sun
.day morning. terrori,ts were occupy
sahg house on Pienkna street. threw
ID bomb AZ the soldiers Ba, cries
1werc at once brought into play and
sthc bOmbariment ~ houses on Picnk
h. and warsaw streets began The
Ikupi,chi hotel where | was sta,ing
'was destroyed Refugees we're dee
Ting through the street and a. they
'fla tte soldiers were constantly ar.
.irr ,o,lcys o. them
81 rln v'h the others and man
arrd 10 reach church In safety
Hnrs three hundred fugi'i,es most Of
Shsm women. already han congrogat
81 THIS Was at I O'Clock Sunla,
n.lrnluG
81 1al passed down SokoloWkR and
Polywa streets and found tina, The
mar,D' pace had been burned
~ mo end ~ Two DAYS lack Of
fIol aud water forced the refugees
in ia. church 20 leave II We made
ou- way through streets covered With
debris There were many lead bod
o.. and wounded persons lying about
W nnally reached the village Of RIOS
Rp.sc
Most ~ the families ia Siedlce !
who Larricadcd themselves In heir |
hlasc- out ~ fear " the soldiers
haVr nov been three DAYS without sup
pnos The wounded have not been |
cared FOR az he soldiers vii no, per |
n physicians 'o enter the town
Thi- refugee would not give hi |
name a. he feared persecution A. IA, |
hand. ~ no police.
u.br,w refugee who escaped /
frum si.ilce wiih his wife aud two
wounded chiliren. uhen seen b. The
cprr~.p 1udeni In WsrhS 'sis morn
tns. said
{ rai q snail khrivarc s'ofe on
y ukna ~t-.-'' Saturday ~ mldnlEh j
- ncr. p0'.s mo 'he store and a.
s'r1,sI 10 Toy cpIid 30 and us
o. 49, go" hii.ne IN 'ar Ksrr-; TIE
ss'I'rf, n-s an rieasna street. ma.s
q 1.--cs.sr' fSgs 20 a. ~ sn 80
fp1f ur'r Nurist niEh' Thra
r. 49, g., .sssrr 'hs' 10 vsr- fnrr 3
q 'ee We msir az 80 ihfums
a. stress sat no Ssrirsn see
ael4s 80 Ssrs a'luasf gsrvtns
Osh~s T~furtss sr-iafe az -
pnart~sf pIBsfsrers s~rs fss~rsfs
Shs gasssi isrssra Ssitirs o. Noe
d. On their wpY hass
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13

Nsv YSss. sept isl--Kahs. Loeb
a 60 Monday announced that that
nfn hal ssgassd t1.Seo.ooo 10 gold
eagles In ioaesa fuF rapport ia
asf the erdsF a asersfaFy shaw. Q
hs'ioasi bsak sstias f0S kuka, iOsb
a To. NAY asas % the Usi,sa ssatss
sasusssufY fos ts.sso. 80 pssaiaE the
sT'''sl u ,hs sod a fhis sssaisy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13
Married Friday: Died on Sunday

Iiallohurs TIA, sept &C. c.
Krllcr bridegroom at only "a few
hours. IN dead. Mr. Kridcr aud Miss
Mae Wilson were married Friday
night Mr. kridcr was apparently In
perfect health until sunday. when he
suddenly expired The cause of his
death II supposed 70 have been heart
failure. The deceased vas for a mum.
b"t of years q HucCessful naval store
OPERATOR hut NJ the time Of his de-
mise was half owner ~ the HnEle
hurst HARDWARE company, and n mem
hot Of he TRY goods nrm Of Bran
nan, Cromartie 4 Krlder Captain
wilson Mack Strong. Sir BrAnnan
and the Young wife Wcnt to Salisbury.
" & with the remains
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13

s"'f'lh W. s~pt ~ MaJas Rich.
sfa sylvester. chief ~ psilss ef ws.n
mcgee. % g. Esd president % the 10
's'ns'iSosl Assoeiall0s u Chisf. n
r"'fs, sf'''sa ssFs Tuesday ant bs.
Ess Sfe'imisssy Arrangement sas tss
W. m~sslaE ~ the intsfnstlonaI
shlsfs ~hieA. ~ saSaaesd. would Do
held ~ N9Ff5tk.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13

co'sHahiA. = e Sep, ~ A SPECIAL
- - sia's fror ssmts- a.. ,h.,
oHs ~ 'ss mpsf tEs'f . afss Ia q
nnaHeiai saY TIA ~vef sishss sss,
~ d-'''p'"d 80 plssisg mil 81 e.
s"~isr Lanssf oo@psay To -
ErsEs's h'ss Sas ssosssiesss "a.
~rtifs p'ast siiasvs naehisstt sss
~rrA ~ - lanh~r sompaay iss -
'si a.ss Nors iAsa sas @iiiiss sss
as'f issi - iessssf sssuss g.
ga 80 ear' ySs>s la fAs ls-.s sss
- 'as yaff s~ts siss burs~4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13

braats. nspi it--AFmT ~ Rasy
ssfsses@s ffon fiasis1a. laalsi Frszes
SsEfs9sa. AsSieo. GesmssF. f,sfa4
lspss. 0ssi-psla sal sbaln az ssrs
70 sstgnf lhs snnasf needles NJ ths
s''asasfisa - hiI'aEy sstge = -
Laiisf STATS TIA zoe "a = : -,
ints sstes'ifs sssslsa Tssa4sf
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13

NsS Tors. sep ~ -nrs hIehxas
hsa@ aad Nls James Qslsa whllw
sseA-.HS a sifa@t 10 Fu RsnsaNay
psf# sifhrs 1f an altons5ila Afs.
sfHs had s.s,a ifsF bsi1E taksa ~
? s'fefhi iisr e0g.peahsa sseap~4
tiH slSsi al isa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13

vana. San,I Clara and PinNr dol Rio
provinces The weakness Ot the rev.
omtlon In the last named province
already has been proved by the defeat
OF Pine Guerara"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-13

iadiahois. Miss, espf. ta,-a.
Sssiss Ss' 90 asFs6 ~ . negro $50
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