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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
SprcdJcr Gannun's 9iciic.

ct. Gbomos, 8. @. s. 10.
MGr5. Der Gompfer vgliidcr"
bon ser Sanlburg. .9lmerifns2inie, Der
Spre6er Cannon lmo on0ere Gon.
greBhlit1lieOer nah Ocm SItbmuS be-
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numofonol inipi5iren mollet lan9te
belltc Worgen nit Ioge9onbrit6 at.
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Ganipiers am 6reitag 9lbenb einen
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nete fomen bcute Worgcn m'S 2au0.
Tie Sonne ltroblte iebr fparln uno
ie6r piele inben lid naG linnenen
GleiOeru Strobbiitcn ilno griingeiiit.
terten Gegcnidbirnen I'M. Ger Cam-
pier iebte nm DiittogS5eit icine Teiie
tort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
Suiuelenoieb criuiidlt.

q en 2orf, 10. M1rs. - sllif
sic 9eihuIoigung, fir $4,000 Sinpe.
len aus bent Gripat Beniionat SrdlI.
lein 2oofmooo'S geitobIen 5u baben
muroe Der 27-idbrige Bert Curtis
beute bier perboftet. gs miro be.
bauptet, oaB Der 8erbaitete am oers
gangeneu Gonneritag oas Yeniionat
beiutte, Inn einen ser Stubenten 5u
ipreden. 3pei Stunoen ipdter lultrbe
Der 3iebitabl i'm Shlaiiaal benerft.
Ger Erin3ipal ino 5lpei Stnoenten
ioentifi5irten Curtis, lporaui er per.
baftet mltroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

Eaiic snr Hciie in's Ynslauo &c.
iorst s. Iainc, Wr. 413, Git.Yalti-
mote-Strahe. nahe GoitnmhDnie.MDe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
Yife's 3abnpcbtropiem
farircn In
eimer Winnte.
2)
6abem gle aatarrh 1?

Wesbaln eoniuItireH Ste Hidot
einen glrat. peIcber Ssatdrrb.
stranfbeiten Der ssdfe, oes Sal,
Les. Der euriae unb ber C6ren
iiir ldnger. als 28 Sabre Tn
oiefet Gtaoi bebanbelt Hat2 -
g3enn Gle reid finb, tpirb 90,
men nidlt sii bteI abherIaHgt,
uno tueruI Gle nrm itnS, To
brau6en Sic MIR fir Bite mebi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

bralh in ser iSobrifotion 3un @cr-
tbe bon $t5S,O00,000 inportirten
deQen 1928, 100000 i'm Goriabre.
NobnotcriaI mar 32.2 Rro5ent Der
Ginillbr, 2IrtiteI fijr fernerelt We-
bralh IN ser 6abrifation 1915 Eros
gent. Der @crtb Ger GcntcntsGinfnbr
mar $47000,000, Der Giniubr Don
apier $4,000, 900, bon 9aiunnolle
$S,500,000, Don lmgeidbltifeneu DID
monten $100O,00O, bon 1eidliifc-
nen, ober nidt 9eietten Giononten
$t5000000, SSbcr $24333, 900,
S5Gute $l5,000,000, @umni $32,.
100000, Nobeiien $SS00,000.
Seioc $4L500,000, 3finborrcn
$23, 100000. Die Guontitit oeS
importirten GementS mar 7t4000,-
600 &illno Ii. ser @olle 95,000,000
Gfuno. 2lQe oieie 9(rtifel 3ei9en cine
3unabme; MIR bic Giniubr BON @olle
lit nm 100000 Erm0 5ltrltdge8on.
9en
@oIlen &orrimon 5miu.
GEN.
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Itdcn 8onOels Gommiiiion iaqtc
berte 2lbcnO, Die Gomniiiion babe
0oS 3cugenpcrbGr bcjiiali6 ser Sor-
rilnon 9obnlinien beenoet mo be-
rltbe IeBt Die tSra9e, pb 0oS 9lInoeS.
areiS0eridt iiir Oen iitolihen 9}ep-
9orfcr Giitritt criud)t neroen iollte,
6rn. &orrinan 5u 5luinBcn, gcmiIie
6raltn 5u bea1truortcn, iiber Die er
bel ocm &crbor Dor ser Gonmiiiion
sic 9lltSflmit perrpeigerte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
einr uerbad adlttoe Nuiter

uno elm nidDt gun8 qutes q pilrbe Wemnno
NJ iidb nebmen uuo bod tillen neuie tbre Wlas
gen nit alen Sorten eielbaiter GuadfaIbereieu
an, Die 9tr8ueien beiben NIin. Die Bernedrois
ner 0i5nbe uelbe ole grtefier. ejeIebrten uno
Suttureu oee 2. 1abr6llHoerts ipuretf. Tpirten
ben glniung pom Nranfbeiten in rgenh elmer
unreqelmdbiefett Der geber nnf uno iuoem ie
i'm Gflan8enteidb nadh 9eliuittefn fudbten CT
fannen iie luas bcnie ais .St. gernarb Hrdu'
terpiaen" beiartnt III, uno 70 popuIdr mo ers
folgretb mar oas. oub os 3abrbunberte Idng
Elm ptrilites llniperfdIs6eiImitteI gefanni
ipurne Vie al Beaaaarn siriiliietpiaen bnbeu
ais eir geber8 eguIirungsmitteI nihf ibres
8Iei6en. CO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
q o ms ,Subelfe eier.

Nom 10. MGr5. - lie I'M Sabre
1911 itattiinoenoe sSeier oes iiinijig.
item Snbrestages Der Eroflomation
Der Staot Rom ais Sauptitaot BON
,Stolien miro iebt 6ereits erortert. IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11
auf einen
9aunl beben.

Gruiciiioncllc Hcflame nno bcsabl.
tes EOb m6sen eincm Mrtifel AZ mG.
Riacr MadJfraee perbrlfcn, aber ,uenn
oericlbc nidDt bnrd inneren 0ertb in
oic SObc fommt, 1T es nntlos, ibu
onrd gn5cigcn iueiter sn idieben.
uSale's Suneg Of Sorebonno anb
Gar" erreidJte idjon Iansc ben gipfel
baoardl, oaR cs mic perieblte, Suiten
oSer GrfaItuns 5n fnrireu. Gs brinat
Id)nelle Grleidternng bpn pebem
Sals nno grunditis. Man ncbme es
lit 3cit nno perbiite ernltIid)e aranf.
belt. SIR slpotbefer uerfanit cs.
Mau baIte cs in Sieiem perSnoerlidlen
gSctter 5nm 8ebrand btreit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-11

6IIE 8H VtNIUFtH UFE Ut. LlVEp
leb's, Nr. 3i1, Eurb. .Faea.str. Cfftee.Gtufben
8 biz 10 ubr Uorgens ultb t2 1br Wittags
bis tihr abenbs.
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
BLANCHARD FEELS
HE WAS SIGHTED
Visit 20 Jamestown Exposition
Was Unnoticed by Omcials.
May Oppose Continuing
Louisiana Exhibit.

NORFOLK. VA-speclal Friends
OF Governor y. Il. Blanchard. 90
Louisiana. declare that be was ls-
nored a. the jamestown Exposition
by officials OF me fair with the exc
cepuon OF ons day. he has been 500
iournins az ths louisiana building
since last Monday morning. bat he
left last night FOR his home. His
frte ads slleEe that no exposition ON
cisl took any notice OF his arrival. al
though he had proved himself one
~ the best friends that the exposition
had IA tho far South. and his arrival
had been announced IN the public
press.
Thinking e. impossible MS arrival
could be known % the exposition Of
rcials the Governor. ia company with
DR. W. a.. Stu0b- executive cOmmis-
sioner from Louisiana 90 Jamestor %,
called on Harry ST George Tucker.
president OF ths exposition. and Al
yah r. Martin. director genera. the
Governor being introduced oy DR..
Stubs. The Governor then returned
- the Louisiana building. thinking
that his v.Sit would Do returned. bat
no officials visited him.
wednesday the Governor spent In
New York Yesterday re was again
~ the LOuisiAna state building, but
received no Official attention The
| Governors feelings IN the matter were
expressed IN no uncertain terms
through Or. Stubbs
An erort Is being made 20 reopen
/ the exposition nsxt year LOUISIANA
has already been asksd 60 retain hei
building and exhibit. bat DR.. Stuoos
! says that Loulsl&n& can be COUNTIES
out IN visw OF the slight 20 which
l Governor Blanchard has been subject
1 al
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
MOB AT VINEGAR BEND
LYNCH TWO NEGROES
One of the Victims Had Murdered
a Cuban and Other Had Aided
in Escape-Taken From the
Jail and Strung Up.

MOBILE. AI.A.--Sp ccial Two ne
grOes. Frank Lucas and Abs Sumer-
al. we're lynched near Vinegar Bend f
sometime last night by an outraged Z
populace- Sumersll shot and killed
Julio Bosza- a Cuban. near vinegar
Bend on Tuesday. and was captured
by a posse near Yellow Pine. Ala. (
Thursday evening. and brought 20
vinegar Bend yesterday morning
Frank Lucas. the other negro. IL a.
legged 20 have assisted Sumeran I'm
eludinG arrest Both ueEroes we're
confined IN the prison stockade az
Vinegar Bend. During the night a
mob visited the prison. forced an en-
trance. took the negroes out and
strung them up 20 telegraph poles
Lucas was hung 90 "a pole alongside
the tracks or the Mobile and Ohio
2 Railroad a mile beyond Vinegar Bend.
Sumeran was taken mile further
and hung "a another pole. The nrst
T frtmauon thst the citizens % vinegar
+ Bend had OF the lynchhirC was
orouEht by passengers ~ an incoming
f Mobile ana Ohio passenger train, who
saw the oRdics % the men hanging
as the train rushed by.
That "a lynching was brewing was
plainly visible at Vinegar BEND
throughout yesterday. The fight that
Sumerau had put up against capture.
and the killing OF tho cuban wrought
The populace up 60 point OF frenzy
Throughout the dsy cooler heads
trie3 90 prevail. and as late az last
night 90 was thought that the men
were safe from moiestati0n by the
angry people. So guiet was the work
90 getting the men from the prison.
which is located 40 the north end of
Vinegar Bend. that persons within
less than a hundred yards % The place
dlG noe know what had occurred. This
negroes are said Co have been gaEEed
2 90 prevent an cutlery
long distance message from
Vinegar Bcrd is 20 the eject that THE
- community is greatly excited ever th-
70 double iyuchinE although 20 a Ger
3 taiu extent it was believed that SUM
q erau would pay the penalty for Dis
r crime sooner or later at the hands ~
- Judge Lynch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
BAR TO RlMEL CAUGHT
IN NORTH DAKOTA
Daring Desperate Is Wanted at
Maysville, Mo, for Stealing
Carload OF Cattle.

STArNToN. Special Word
has reached here or The rccapture ~
Bartn RImcL one OF the coolest ana
most daring d~sperado-s in the coun-
ty vln has been arrested ia North
Dakota. whittier he had Ted from the
hand 90 Justice
Rimel is Nen known in these part,
as criminal ~ The blacklist type.
Last year hc was convicted az horse
Stealing and sentenced to tho pcnitrr-
t.nry While iu JAN At Pcudleton. W
Fa. he burned the prison down and
made his escape Pie was -ecapturrt.
but aElin erecteI his freedom by
jumping through th- window ~ a
rapidly moving train
lie is wanted in MnyNile. No. his
ola home. era The charge of having
stolen whole carload Of cattle. He
Was lately arrested ga Wyoming Tor "a
serious crime ana stole or on the
sherlr-s horse. Az the time Of his es-
cape h- was waiting Orb De conveyed
Co tho peuiteuuary
After answering charges in Missouri
Rimel wlu be takel O. Pendieton Tor
trial
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
OPERATION FINED
MINERS FOR STRIKING

LINTON. IND -Sreci aI-Thr~e hum
lrsd men employed iu the summit
coal mines. went ou strike several
weeks ago because ths owner would
not discharge the mius boss
After they had been on strike eight
days. the officers o. the organization
1ecid IL the strike unauthorized. and
made each or The strikers liable 70 a
dne by the operator OF 81 for each day,
or a total OF 2400.
The money WAS withheld from their
wages. and now the miners have sued
TO recover 10. claiming that the m
INK o. the strikers is an act beyond the
power OF the operator % perform.
State President Van Horne threat
ems 20 take the union cards from the
miners who have Instituted suits Tor
their pay unless they withdraw them
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
ALBERT Ike HUNT
DEAD IN RICHMOND
RICHMOND. VA.--SpecsaL-

RICHMOND. VA.--Spccisl--
Major Albert Lee Hunt oistin-
xutshsd Confedsr&ts veteran and vel.
known throughout Virginia died al
hss homo. sic Park Avenuss this
morning. after a lingering and dis
ereEeinE ulns<s
Major HUNT wos etxty-nins years
cid. and the father OF A Il. Huntt.
ne prominent Richmond arcnttscx-
Bern a. Battle Cresk. Charles
county. Ma. n Juns 1k1S. As5cr
Huuts rax6s his nems IN early life a.
Aisxantr4a- Va
AT TIE outbrs~k 90 tho Cfvfl War
he vas engaged IN business a. Men,
phts. ToRn-
Hs al enss voluntssrsa fer service
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Wa,ch for Our Next eek's AID.

On the Alexandria. Rides. Company A.
Seventh Virginia Infantry. which
formed IL part Of Lon sstr-ets Division.
He waa soon transferred % .. D.. ID.
Stuart with whom he remained untI
Genera Stusrt's d~sth. Being then
Transferred fo General wade HAmp-
tons star Major Hunt served as a
member 90 Hampton's star until mo
war ended
AZ he close 20 the war hc entered
in The wholesale grocery business
with his wartime comrade. Major vs..
] Johnson. the nrm being johnson 81
HuGtt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
SNEaD'S MURDERER
SENTENCED TO HANG
Thomas Johnson, Negro, Is Con
victed IN Less Than One Month
After Re Had Committed
Nest Horrible Crime.

KING WILLIAM &. Special
Thomas johnson. negro about
thirty i've years old. WAS sentenced \
20 be hanged yesterday on Friday. De- (
cember 18th. Tor one OF the most oru- T
tai crimes ever committed IN this sec
ton He murdered Mr. G p Snead
on road In that county OCTOBER Sth.
and though ne has not admitted how
the murder was committed. all the
signs show that % was done with an
axe The back OF AR. Snead's head
was crushed. showing the marks OF
the blunt edge OF an axe. and across
the right eye. from the forehead 20
almost 20 the ear. was frlEhtful
cash. inches deep. lie died at tho
Memorial Hospital here. TWO days
after being found. without rcgaining
consciousness
Johnson was arrested IN Richmond
by Detective wiltshire and Constable
r. II. Halter. ~ Chestnut Hui. about
two weeks ago. Il was done after as
clever detective work as is often sceu.
There was no clew 90 the murderer.
and one had On be looked Tor. II was
believe. that Mr. ~neaa was Killed
for TN. purpose % robbery fc was
in the habit 81 coming go Richmond
on Saturday 20 draw money 90 pay
the employees OF his sawmin. John
son had worked for him and knew
this. NJ. Wiltshire learned that
Johnson had taken two large pieces
OF meat 90 his home the night Air
Snead was murdered. He then began
20 learn - ST. Sncad had bought amy
In this city. and found De had He
then went 60 Johuson's house in King
william and found "a pair OF blood
stained trousers. Johrson's daughter
had come 20 Richmond 70 work. and
the detective learned from her that
Johnson had brought meat Co the
house. the same as MI Sncad had
bought. He also learned the same
facts concerning a quantity OF peaches
From this the case was made. and
yesterday. after celebrating ten min
utes. the Jury sentenced the negro %
die He was captured. tried and c0r-
victed in less than month after tho
crime was committed
AR. wiltshire has been much COM
mcrdel for his work iu the case.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
AUGUSTA COUNTY Is
AKxER TAX DODGERS

STANTON. vA--SDscial.-A gen
eral campaign has been launched
against tax dodgers IN Augusta c0un-
~. an6 TIE C1rcpft Court has ordered
thoreugh examination % the books
and sn investigation OF each man's
proDerty assessments and valuation
As result sf fhs investigation up 70
this time. twenty Of AuEustss prop
erty-owners have been summonso %
appear before the grand jury nsxi
Wednesday 10 give an account OF their
assessments ana 10 answer TO certain
charges made b. the jury.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

Conditions are out OF Joint tn
country where the things Thomas r.
Ryan did can be done 10y the means
he employed. II our financial and
industrial system IS 20 constitute a
field for the conspicuous survival OF
the most cunning and the most an
scrupulous. that system VIII not last
long whatever may become OF the
man and those ike him. the system
must be purified. IL as 10 This task
an euinently conserving and cOnserv-
ntive task-that President Roosevelt
has set himself. and we rejoice IN
his recent declaration that ne viii not
be frightened away.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

is there 40 RELIEF from the oomi-
nation % the dcmsgoEue7 Must ne
always be in evidence and iu power
The only remedy We can think % les
IA the people themselves. II they
would take the time and the pains 20
more fully inform themselves on AL
matters relating 90 political and gov
ernmeutal arat-s they might De able
60 estimate thts class OF politicians
and shun them wh-n voting Ume
comes u would be a great tIessir z
20 our country ana our Government
y the demagoEue could be kept in
private lie.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

Now all the goods ia transit must
De watched lest some trust sell is
goods. We are getting so much
watching nowadays that u IS a won
der our honesty does not revive or
else that some thief is occasionally
caught our meat and drink. our
drugs and our clothes are all inspect
ed. As yet the mothers and the ba-
bies are only advised. but their time
is coming Nothing but an executive
order Is necessary. Pilot Nichols did
-. even get & letter or dismissGl-he
s--- s,isctrocute1. r7-o -.------
head may be cut OF by wireless asAa
then we shall hear ot osfauiting direc-
tors snapped up by an airship anc
hurled into space after being snap
shotted while slipping stocks in side
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Serr Orleans STATE:

Chicago IS tom up by discussion OF
the question as 20 Why schoolmarns
don't get married. A Miss Goggin. a
teacher herself. Is the leader OF those
who maintain that teaching U2Ges
- -~- - S->--N - -. men do not
ike ''bossy'' women. But there are
others who do not regard the RrEu-
ment as conclusive. and who hold
that the women teachers stick 10 their
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Nov Orlcan. st.te..

Some nervous gvomens notions as
20 the safest place 70 deposit money
continue TO AFFORD amusement 70 the
multitude ar intervals. one q these
pcrJurbed women entered the bank
where her savings were deposited and
asked for her money. she was
promptly accomnl ota-et with a larse
pile OF bills. which she rolled up. and.
lifting the SKIRT OF her dress 10 the
heighth or her knee. she deposited the
big wad IN the leg OF her stocking.
and. after ciinching & with q safety
pin. she walked out. only 70 T-rur1
within couple % hours In cslmer
frame Of mind 10 Tedeposit her money.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Boston Globe:

The F'rcuCh aer0UauT VINO VS. 0e-T-
en by only three or four miles says
that he greatly regrets that he didn't
know where the German balloon had
landed. since II he had known how
close a finish * was 20 be. instead o.
Dropping down several miles inland.
az he dfd. ne would have continued
on right 20 the shore line. or even Tor
"a mile or 50 OUT OF sea. 20 Win the
victory. The experience of the gen
tleman from France ought to teach
him the great truth that when YOU
are playing q game the only proper
way is 70 play 10 20 the limit
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Binghamton Press;

4 Pittsburg department store man
ger announces that his female clerks
must not dress their hair a "a pom
padOur II he can cure them OF the
habit he might try 90 reform Pitts
burg miluOnaires. A man who can
make a woman dress her hair In &C
cordance with his wishes can do al
most anything.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Binsllamton Press:

u = possible o y 10 CAUTIOUS
about derositing your money. Last
week Absalom NaEee. a jersey far
ruer. received a large sum ot money
IN return for his farm, which ne sold
FOR cash. Fearing 20 put hls cash IL
bank. Magse carried 70 with him,
his pockets bulEirE with bills and
coins lie was knocked on tho head.
killed and mangled and his money
was stolen by unknown parties a
mans pocket is about the poorest
bank or earth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Charleston News and Courier

TT0 "aI""8 y I0c present T070T|E
disturbance az our fnsncial affairs
are not FAR to seek and are expressed
ly the President ll his phrase. "dls-
honest dealing and speculative enter
prise" The underlying conditions
are sound the "sySt-m lin which
the Government az Washington is a
silent partner-is rotten. and though
we applaud the course OK the trtAs-
ury in this emergency We must pro-
test that the Interests % legitimate
business require the absolute divorce
u government and banking
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

pockets Science has been called 20
the aid % moral principles. Law IS
distanced IN the race and the only
wonder IS that we seem 60 be ss bad
re ever. and the punishment OF crlmi-
nails and others is taken out IN talk
Give it 70 the Ananias club straight
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Nfontrnmerv Advertiser:

IL IL said 20 10 "a characteristic Of
the balioonAtIcs that just IS soon as
they get their fset cn the ground ar
ter a lonE-Gistance Night. they make
tracks Tor ths nearest restaurant
bRilOo1ery. but should imagine inst
sailing around through the atmos-
phe~e would produce = dne thirst
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Nc,r Nnrl, Wnrld.

a Newark burglar who rried si-27
out 90 a chnd's savings bank lea this
apology.
have usver robbed a child before.
but 7 need the money just
now However. I ana sorry % take
the money and YOU may stake your
life upon 10 that II ever 7 have Sl.27
90 spare Z shall return this money.
Probably the burglar VIII never
have "S1.1. o. spare" but az Least De
had the grace 20 be ashamed of his
action. The ThoWsses. Heluzes and
rarn~ys who helped throw Wall Street
into o conniption ~ by rambling with
other peoples money have failed 60
express coutritlon in terms as grace
ful - those OF Newark "hard-up
burglar"
Charlotte Observer:
It has come go light that one ~ the
great life Insurance companies ct N-v
York lent Hartman nearly 10000
600 with which 70 fight Fish iu the
Illinois Central war Until the rather
recent Insurance exposures policy hold
ers we're nor opposed 10 have any
business 20 know what was done with
rheir money and in fact. dli not know.
They had no part except 90 pay 4 IN.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

We don't know wEs5ner or not Il
was wise for President Winston, OF he
Agricultural and Mechanical college.
10 havo told the students. II his de-
nuncfation OF hazers and hAElng. that
II IS more gsntsuaAniy 10 Sight 1t out.
but 10 Is trhe. and II ne had cared 20
tell the whole truth he might have
ADDED that II IS less covardly. Dr..
Winston would be pardonable for any
thing ne may say OF do 10 stop this
detestahle prActtcs III his Institution
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
St Louis Mirror

What strange blight has fallen upon
the energies % William Travers Je-
rome. District Attorney ~ New York
lie is NOT in evidence. yet a lot of cNi-
denco is being handed go him by VII
liam T.. Wins. Maybe 10 is cigarettes
that aiis Mr.. Jerome. that puts him
So frequently Orb the N0CatiNc. or
maybe IT'S the fact that the big i'm
surarcc traction and other thieves
rlt up 10000 as a campaign fund to
elect him 90 hIs present position. The
District Attorney doesn't seem CD do
much but take vacations since ne
distinguished himself rs lacer1ting
EVELYN Thaw. IL looks as ~ William
Travcr- Jerome has lost his grip on
something maybe himself or else
something has Eot q grip on him
maybe the great grating interests
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
Baltinnorc sun:

Blonde are expensive enough ale
ready without the druggist putting up
the price * peroxide 90 hydrogen.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09
NflIwnukcc ScntIn.;.

Ar. H1rrimans statement tnat
money" is "a liquid has rirg q
truth about &c. 10 generally ha~ a
way OF running out quickly
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

work because they ike e in prefer
once 90 household cares still others
insist that more women teachers
would get married n there were not
$50 many single men who are fools
Thor. isl wide field for debate.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-11-09

Have the Government experts found
that earthquake which WAS Indicated
by the seiSnog graph having oc-
CURED somewhere IL j. somewhat
disturbing 20 know that an earth
quake Is going about loose.