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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-01

SVuSus ASA your aOStCf @HOuI aver
PectOral for these severe cases
no se.retsi We publish &C. kvsrco
las ofall our preparations. Lowell, sfass
.ONE CENT A WORD
WANTED-Northern couple want
two nice connecting rooms. furn-
ished: desirable central location.
E. News Office.
LQsT-Diamond scarf pin with ri.
in center $1,000 reward if
reAued to c. p Cieopolos, care
GresEeAple rircan.
wANTEDS ~ lady Of experience
wants posf Ms st1Rograpber.
Ready to beSIrSA2rk December 1.
Address. Box 127[Eunswick. Ga.
LOsT-A coral necklaA ON Union
or Prince streets. befWAen Al3sa
and DartsmoEth, Find%A return o
News Office and receive eAew ar
.-----------
FOR RENT-Two furnished looms,
hot and cold baths, electric Nights
and all other conveniences AIisa-
Bile for light housa Z stbiug buiy
corner Newcastle and Howe nets
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished Il n,
conveniently located. Address~,
Nauc Onaa
FOR sALE-Fine Jersey COW. APP
ply to T. F. Winter 81 Newcastle
street.
LosT-on Monk street. a silver
bracelet with two charms. Finder
leave at News Office and receive
reward
FOR SALE-ONE safe, two roller
TOP desks. one standing and one
typewriter desk. All practically
new. Above can be seen and ex-
amined at w. L. Miller's Office. A
B. & A.. terminals, w. L.Miller.
WANTD-A secondhand National
Ca REGISTER for cash Bar regis
ter preferred. Address. w. Fl.
ter preferred Addess W. y. Gill,
No.24S- Broad street, Atlanta. Ga.
WANTED Thirty women to open
steamed ovstors We are paving
10 cents per Gun. 81 Augustine
Packe~v Company, at st Angus
tine. Fla.
FOR SALE-Prettv corner lot 90 nv
30. Aloermarle and W9lf streets;
Improvement going an an around
II, Price $3.50 hale cash. Balance
Ola terms. See Il a. Wrench.
WANTED-A good nurse. Apn'y 90s
Union street, between hours Of
and 10 am.
WANTED YOU TO BUY COAL AND
WOOD From KNIGHT COAL
WOOD COMPANY. HAVE THE
BEST nv THE TOWN. PHONE.
4H8. KNIGHT COAL AND WOOD
COMPANY.
statesmen WANTED-sen retail
trade. our localitys S65 per month
and expenses to start or commits
sion FXpetence unnecessary Her |
mingsen Cigar COMPANY Toledo O.
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OFFICE 2o7 GLOUCESTER ST.

OFFICIAL ORGAN or
Glynn County.
Glynn County Commissioners.
The United States Court Of Bank
fuptcy for this district.
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YOU TO BUY COAT AND
WOOD From KNIGHT COAL
WOOD COMPANY. HAVE THE
BEST nv THE TOWN. PHONE.
4H9 KNIGHT COAL AND WOOD
COMPANY.
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statesmen WANTED-sen retail
trade. our localitys $65 per month
and expenses to start or commits
sion. FNpertence unnecessary Her
mingsen Cigar Company. Toledo, o.
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The Old Reliabie SHOEMAKER
3. l. JoEDAf|,
When you want a good Job 40
TO Jordan, Corner Oqiethorng
and Gloucester Streets. Won
can pepend upon Him.
Shoes Made ta Order corns
Cured If you have any.
3. [, JORDAN,
Cor. Oglethorpe arS Gloucester.
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Just received q large lot Of baby
long c7oaAs. children eioaks and
ready-made dresses,
SID Levison.
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Then again, why should Chairman
McLendon Of the Georgia railroad
commission tell his secret to officials
Of the Southern and keep it away
from those Of the other lines doing
business in the slater
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The grim Reaper is b-ng havoc
with the prominent citizens of At
lanta. Or. r. D. spaiding is the last
one to answer the simmons.
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WANTED-A good nurse. Apply 90s
Union street, between hours Of 8
and 10 am.
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FOR SALE--Prettv corner lot 90 nv
30. Al5ermarle and W9lf STREETS;
Improvement going an al around
II, Price $3.50 half cash. balance
Oh terms See II A. Wrench.
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WANTED-Thirty women to omen
steamed ovstors. We are paving
10 cents per Gun. 81 Augustine
Packe~v Company, at st Angus
tine, Fla
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WANTD-A secondhand National
Ca REGISTER for cash. Bar regis
ter preferred Address. w. Fl.
Ter preferred Adde'S W II. Gill,
No.24S Broad street, Atlanta. Ca
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
sJUDG E MA l1'j KEs (; I APOLOGY [)u(;,'I'
Was Not Equal 10 Task OF Hol ding I
COMrt-Ten Years for. PnvIinlc. AN

Was Not Equal 10 Task OF Hol ding
C0urt-Ten Years for. PnvIlnlc.
n NEWPORT NEWS, VA, September
s2S.--After being out for II We hoiirs, the
jury In the Circuit Court Of Elizabeth
City county to-nigh ght returned a. ver-
dict In the case OF Julian Pavlinic,.
charged wi tn numbering his wife, find :.
Ing prisorler guilty and fixing punish-.
iment5 a tSten years In tho penitentinry.
The usual motion to set aside the yer.
dict was made and will be argued later.
While the attorneys for 5Pavlinic ara
having nothing to say on the sub ject,
1T is generally Understood that the con-
duct OF Judge Blackstone will: he used
Judge refuses to set as! de the verdict,
This was the prisoners q third trial..
fone jury failing to agree and another
giving Pavilinic eighteen ~ ears 4 d j the
tpenltt n ntiary. .sf The prisoner NJ himself t
claims that 8he should be either hanged
or set free, and his counsel declare
him insane. 38 Il Nj. $s NJ
5# w hen court convened I his morning,
there was a. great crowd IN the court
ioon1, xious to witness tho develop
il11ents{ 7, that were. .expected to follow The
scene Of yes terday, /, when the Judge
persisted in sleeping 81 on the bench un-
tl18theslaWyers and off Gers5 OF the court
decide d dsaupon S an adjournment. The
Smorbidlys3 curious were d dlsappoirted,
However for the aftermath was not
OF $sthe sensational order. The Judge,
upon taking the bench, simply stated
that he wished to apologizeS to 5coun-
lScil VI for HIS cond ltion yesterday. He
lWentSon to say that llcswas very n vel
tindisposed yesterd y. and \ did not feel
5cqualSsto the task OF holding court. ssy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
PREPARES ITO III R 7 F0NvlLLE I
Must Ansyser for Receiving Fart & Of
8s Money stolen by Jones. K


$8T Special to The I5Ti1nes-Disp tch.1 81
WIN NSTON- SALEM 4, N. CT, September
}2S-UnitedS States District Attorney "A.
e. Ioltons is busily engaged preparing
for the prosecution in {: the most ! m 4
port ant case Ito be tried at the October
term Of the Circuit Court at Green's
8boro. This 81 is8theA Indictment against
Percy Fonville who, II t is char ged, re-
7ceiyed large portion #of u the money
5abstr acted II rom 4 he ss Charlotte 5$ Ma
5tional Bank last year < by Frank Jones,
the assistant cashier. .if5 Fonvllle Is out
on a s o. 900 bond, and sEs when last
heard from was wi til his Fat ther in
Alabama. issS
}STga ] ones ran away after his falcation,i
hut v a few weeks later returned and
surrende Tered sfto the authorities When
sllissa case was II called IN in the L. ed eral
Court at Cllarlot tteI. Jones went upon
the 5 stnnd and pleaded guilty. HI told
St faJ w whol le u tory OF n b s wrong d oinE
and simpl lcated aFonville lett he two being
fins dealing in ottongfutures.
Jones 81 was given a ng Sst erm 4 inFS the
Il deral pr rison In At Ian ta: .5S
District Attorney sHo ten says that
shessWill u likely be- broug ht frolrl$A atlanta
|to Greensbor sto Atestif u a gainsts Fon-
VIII le. The ter ID eni esa the allie legations
ma de# # against Z iii a b n the mar IL who
took ahouts 3oS .0OO;g y fr M tlie5 Charl otte
bark II T he case = s SAiat for w ed nesday
October 9 TIL and Il the District Attorney
thinks Il will require several ays i to
Idispose Spf IT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
7577 7E, ~ 3T3l
CAROL|NAsCASE#H HOLDS Vi PF'Iss
Papers In Case OF Sheriff Hunter Reach
ts4 Suprc me Court n. sfsS 5Si3s

Papers In Case of Sheriff Hunter Reach
Supreme Court. sfs5 L gs5s.
3s7yvAsHINGTON,SD ID h. CT, eptember 2ss
---T IT he papers in Il he y a ppeal Ssof Sheriff
Thonla F Hunter, of .Buncomb be coun-l
ty,s North Carolina, ag aims t h ! alnes H.
Wood, the gent Of the Southern Rail-.
road Company, who wa 81 found guilty.
by: a. State court II in Buncombe county
ofBviolating the N Norti Carol lirla rail-
road srat tie ~ aw,s3 reached the Supreme
Court OF the United States tosd ay.8
ssss Mr. " Yood was lcted and sentenced
to- &thl + tyS d avs mpri isonment wEf en-
Jud ge5 r tchard, Of 81 I ne United States
Circuit Court. ant tervened nEhis& behalf
and discharged him onFa.swritf &habeas
corpus, on the ground t hat the rat
law was 11nconstitut iona !. u The pro-
5eeeding. as Il comes Il to- Il the Supreme
Court, lis IN the N ature IL of a NJ appeal
by til eg State.S thong h IL T. is inf Hun
.ter's nam 9, ,sss he was In Escharg e. OF
Wood as the. executive officer Of, \ the
county IN which he Swas 81 tri ed. n Il his
pet itiou for an zap cal Hunt ter cont ends
that j udge Pritchard' S d ecisionsWas err
fins that he assumed jurisdiction
and admitted testimony to VIII ich excep-
gtion was aiken. ! t Y also is declared
that gJud gef Pritchard was out of order
tins holding the law to \ 20 lnconstitu,
Etional and HI b assuming that because
hesS h ald n taken gnizance & Of the rate
law n o. previous case, !, heShad scontro:
sofIthe ,litigation6 under tile aw. n;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
COMMISSIONERS NAMED
,ne OF 8 the el.Appointments !. "A In A mhc rxt
ss Causes sSurprise. ~ F,,.
3stif Special TO The Times -Dispatch. 1 sSS

1 h si.AMHERsT..s} 81 Al eptenber 2s.:A n.
from Jud geE B, T /. G Or lon, appointing.
.Messrs,S r 4 & II. Eubank and III 4, Ware
commits ssioners Of revenue OF this coun-
5tyS for the term be ginning January i st
next. Mr. FL bank Is u the present com-
for the distri ct, and has had
the o flee for a number Of Years. Mr..
Ware lis at present a member Of the
board Sof supervisor RS from T Temperance
{Distrint and had Just received 8H the
term 1t was not known that he was
ali applicant h for commissioners. He
wi succeed Mr.. A. D, Beard. who has
held n The otf1ce. 6 or eyeral terms, and
WHO was alsoS candidate for rel ap-
nn IN tt,1 ar, I.
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FALL c LEAR 6 6 lR' us l. MIND \ j

Mentally Anlicted Child AppareatlyISs
ii 4. Cured by Three story p ron. ~
$rrirl,s renlar BILE 8escap Is from death. t
is believed, h will resul the cliret etspt
her 4 mental 4 attlict on. n ct tie Fowells
four years old. q fell from as tllt orys
window Syeaterd ay. IS $ he Isl one tS1irssI
an d sforsithe past two S!y ears llas h heAnS
a III Inmate of gva rious 4 IL st titntio t,i
.ccourlt of her$mental ondltlon. stss
ear s51 W hen le mo tilsr5s Ia %c3rnsR
tossvisit,a her 8 ould N not Fscognizsa
the par
al since the fall she LA 81 DC gun 40
and seems "a Il e reco grliae n her III 1Not hAf
Physlcians who d nj rsS a Il dtnR her shsss
fllevess he q tfeet fetk
cure. hut shsy n ls.s "a sss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
LIQUOR ii 3IssuESIs 5: FoRC K :I ED
Action OF Indiana NIethodists May Make
Issue IN Camp aign. 8 3. KS sa5
SsF{ IA Times Dispatch Bureau. ss


iA M Washington, D.. CO. Sept. 2s.ijR
ID 1t is believed that the temperance
question will play more conspicuous
part In the campaign next year. than
In any IN the previous history Of the
country. The defeat Of ofSvice-President
Fairbanks yesterday M by the Indiana
sMethodists for the place OF delegate
to the quadr ennial conference &of the
denomination has pro badly precipi-l
;tated a temperance discussion such as
the world never sew.
<, Mr. Fall banks 8 friends In Washing
ton are bitter IN their denunclations
of the reflection cas- upon the Vice
President by the diana conference,
and are determined that9i E he is to be,
punished for having ocktails at dim
lner, President Roosevelt shall also be
included, since he drank one or more
OF them, and the dinner was given&!n
his honor. It is thought hat the in
Scident Of the turning 81 down of Mr..
Fairbanks may cut some political fig
5ure, because OF the. admittedly pro-
thounced growth OF the temperance
movement in the w est i and South IN
the la st few years, and that an tterpt
may be made to put1 presidentia can
gdidates on record on the liquor ques.
}tion. s iSfs s # sS
TEs 4 In the case Of Mr.. Roosevelt, there
Is no secret that he takes lintoxicants
occasionally. q and that they are served
literally at Nv hite u House functions
quite as freely, indeed, as d Turing the
cleveland reg line. His administration
ssnot d ifferent Tin this respect. how.
ever from that OF any for long tim,
back with the exception Of Mr.. Hayes'a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
TWO L y 4 WOMEN { e \ !. AR e KILLED. !
Ground to Pieces by III Norfolk III ana
West crn Tender on Norfolk Streets f#
Special 8 to36 The Times D Dlspatch.)

Ground to- Pieces 4 by Al Norfolk 55 and 4
West crn Tender ON Norfolk streets.
825 Special to The Times D lspatch.) .)
N'tO'RFOLK,S'V RE u q a.. eptenber Is. s.-A1rs.; 3;
Florence Holmes, ,sS thirty-eight years years
old. iwifeSof Henry Holmes, and Mrs.
Mebele Munsell. lthirty-on years .aold,5
wife wifi l Sof8U G.. Munsell, 9TH OF Spring
held, ,J Mass, We're struck by Norfolk
and Western locomotive tender on the
lower end Of Main Street, two blocks
from the Heart OF sTt he acity. h at Z: 80
O'clock tonight and v Instantly killed
The bodies OF the ladies' were literally
Gu to pieces and nangled beyond
ognlti Their &husb bands, 7s no were
not far away. identified them by frag-s
4ments of their lothin 8. .R III 81
4$3 Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Munsell lTweres
here aWl tn &thei III husbands s as delegates
3toSs he Convcntlo on OF Al the h Students;
Bible Society OF Ameri ca " hich will:
meet here next wee It'll kindred or oir;:s
sganizations. They arrived i Il theSclty
this is#mornings and were stopping q "a:
boarding g-llouse on Talbot Street, Their;
death vi IS i he most horrible that Elia s;
occurred Sins Mort ol k4 for deca des. en-
Hkillcd ID they were on the eir}$way to meet
san incoming II boat II aboard which they
expected AZ the arriva l3$s# q & friends who
We re to- q tend the anne .conye 4 tioni
55ssyhi ch they ,y ere d ele gates. Tlle
{ 5electrIp5sli ghts & the g rne ers was no I
burning q nd !, ere. ne III er
hina ers 81
the gines (which was bac &.
a. Two blocks away when he accident
occurred d 81 were the hn $ ba I'D sl5 Of the
EH'pmen. T Icy 1 Il oad gone to- another
wharf a u he foot tsg of Jackson Street
Ifto NEE other friends. They went to
I3the scene Of the accident. not know
ling who had been kille ID v and Il t was
Enot ot}$untili they had looked II for their
wives and examined bits OF clothing
I that they real lied s,wha t. h lad happened.
| Holmes becoming crazed with "a grief
threatened ed to END 4 his life by jumping
into the water was necessary to
Erestrain him. .5C Coroner * iElit ;S took
lscharge Of t he remains mpanelled "a
Jury and will conduct the inquest on
I TUESDAY. T whol g train crew was
farrested d. but eleased sion ba Il .5sss5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
3HoR:I:s;E7C0MMlTs d SUICIDE 1 j GU >
neliberatelyS BUTTS Head :Against Wal
Els 5ggg5Es s5 lint n 1T Falls Dead. ~ ssfi1

Del,beratelyS Butts ead a Against Wall
5IS Suntn 1t Falls Dead
GIN C1NNATI,S II Sept ember 2 S,7--4As horse
owned by ] oseph5 4 4 am pllo'lse Of thlss
scItv. deli iberately co mnlitted sui side toss
day BY buttlng2it Its head agatnst SaEstonsi
wall The animal WAS hltched q, 4
Fhnrgvgleft standing in the street. le9
tie Z owner went into nj ace 4 q. bust
ness 6 for4 a. few minutes. wal lksed
slowly toward the wal g 50 llareS ava ys
and fell8 over dead at teri tri kin stt ts
shead against tho wall ten Or tWellya;
times. s a score of p erso MS wi messed
the suicide. GGs8i
reason why s5 the A horse should dest troy
Itself and will Inform the F'resid dentasso az
the circumst tances. al tho gh he w l5.r.ln
the risk OF being Gale d a nature Sfa ker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
Tickets |: (, Is Opening $ Service. S :,

a announce men i Z wa ! 4 made yester-
day that ns n result OF some change
OF plans, about $50 ticket ! OF atllnis-
sion TO tn e opening session OF the
Episcopal General a Convention on
Wednesday will be distributed lin
4 Richmond rhese tickets q will adj
mlt TO the gallery & and Ri porning.
chapel of Holy Trinity3 Church, pres
have been delivere,lst 10 the vest ~ ~
each church. In Henrlco Parish, there
heing about one ticket IA to @ each;
twenty cOnmunicaats. co ,rhe floor Of
/ the church ts reserved for those oN-
ghcially entitled to be present. and
the GO omlnl ttees 9 { ArrauHene will
i not have any lckets n I q distribute
4 F#thts por Ion of tbs house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
WI 0NTEST T5ELECTI0N3
Vets An Berryvtlles Charge THAT Local
S.$ Option Election Was IRE Rulnr. sss

5& (SpeciaI to The sl Times -Dispatch. }
3sisyY1NCHEsTER,sV " 81 ptember . s. -
The result 81 the recent local option
election at Berryville will Ebe Z contest
ed the ''w IS. II ttor1 eys arshall
Mccormick q nd Conrad 8Kowns lar,,&Sr e ~
,resenting the liquor interest 81 having
filed no tices sof fAconte test wi tn the county
clerk OF Clark X Jud ge# IIarriso Il to-d day
set he fourth Mo ndays5 Il In !. N ovember g
as the5a time for the hearing .5 The
s"drys.. carried Berryville by q mai or
sity of&6 2 out ii a to tai Sof ST. The
petition alleges that the ballots were
lyf printed .2s55t ha he, returns
we're Improperly " ma de, ,s5.. and III that II a
number Of persons q ualif1ed to vote.
and who w ould have 5vot te q wet "
were denied a the privilege of voting
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
sulCIDESlN (; i 3TyN DEPTH l:l !

Former Isnpnmns En- Etncers WeiEh His
ti55E q, f3odys Down With Iron. i3S3
8 sIsFIEMlNGTON N. j., eptember, 2s,-77--
George &; Lowell ged about II fty-tVe
wears, & committed suicide by drowning
liz the Solltl1B Branch River, near + lenl-
ing ton Junction, HI iss$ 20 dy was dis
covered Y lying q In two sif fee e OF wat
2Lovellsstieds his feet tfer and fast
ened a; rope about h s55 y eek, TO which
hes attached sse piece q { II ron Il, S@5
Isl I,ovel worked as an en- glneer on the
Panama II Canal .lp to evera tbs
q 20. Fs5 Ia recen tly came 4 to n leming ton
to visit a. bpother-in- g law H ef Id he
had been robbed Q e $1ho I'm i Fl deli
|phia,5 and 1t is believed Ill s, Z loss caused
llhim To- end his u ifc.s sd Il q 5s4$ 2
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CLOSE Ct. 5.BRIsTo SAL 00Nst

Those 4 on II Tenncsse e Side Must close
sst85 iUnde y supreme Court % ecisi.,n. 5
i} BRISTOL A, September 2S.--The
Supreme Court Il Q e Tennesseelst to- lay
Sustained Chancellor Haynes. the
lower court u In N his opinion tha t the
$Pendlctons$ law; by which a1oons are
to- be bolishcd insg sever Sit towns in
I the State, Sis constitutional, ptte:
detects Z ins he enactln 81 claus which.
constituted the ii basis OF the suite
attack the law. III 585s 5ss
IN accordanoeE with this decision all
saloons in Bristol Knoxville 9 and y acls--#5
SON mus ts shut Il up shop permanently
t3gz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
.vVlFE's LoVEl5vv0oRT q { si$225;, : :, 900 300
ury 4! Gives Banker Judgment AGAINST
HOrse man, Who Hna Fled. 3 49,

Jury Gives Banker Judgment ABntnAt
4 .ist$ Horseman, Who Has Fled.
FRANKFORT. rs y, & Sept ember 2 s.:
a jury In the Fedora ! co urt% to-day
award ed Clarence T homa s, a. Cincinnati
broker, a judgment forS 81 5000 dam M
ages against w Sl1.S Grad dy, IA Versail lies,
lSy.SSs horse eman, af ter ne .Sof the most
sensational ;s though shortest, l tria Isl oil
record. Grad dy. who Is "a married man
witlga family and fwea ltly, was charged
with alternating the ctions {of 4 the
wife#of the broker, whom lie me T. d,r-
ing the l1l lss reunion Il q "a Baltimore
several 4 years ago. Il II Il
x Shortly after#t suit was Nle d Grad !
.dy mao D an a signme,it and left Ken,
lucky 4 o II save his WifeSand I'd dau hters
further hunli alton and his where
abo,lts are unknown TX tiers from
Grad VIZ to II NJ Mrs III T honlas, which: were
read g In 90 urt /, advised her ST get rid
and get his lie insurance,
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And. Of course & Old RicI,moon nd got into
the game e.@eEo Cd and fflia rd.3 AndSs ich-
:mond plucked sthe prize III rs
". Miss ~ q ItII bson, North
1--WE third Sire Teet,fWalked 8aWay8s1vitll
IthesE mon ey: You' Il 4: find Il her5win ming
&line N print ted Il In ano tlier place. here
SwereGs SO many " o tn or good linessst that
.itS&Wasi a. very hard matter to decide.3
picked OUT the est. Some of the lead
Ing closer records S sswe'ye gIS put s down
und derSf q u special IL head Rj as S6wor rthy i Of
.Distinguishe d Mention ButSthere are
Still lotsa of 0 he q clever ones besides
thees e 49, 7 Thegfs5 he king the-things Idea
and 81 the bows7with hou t-strings thought
were leaders from lthe st art. 81
S2a Of8coursef Its wasn' t possible to print
allStheSr eplies.s For lack OF spa ceg and
I for faults OF meter &, and y rhyme; we
We've rled to- set down here the best
|. of Swh at came to u s. Those who were,
not successful this week need mot feel
the least discourage ed. .sSa They are "a e
careful3attention. and tha t our one mo y
I$tiYeS was to searcll&t throug h every line
|; ;tha was sent for the one a tina t was
mos Il worthy Of the winning prize. NJ .5
chance TO red eem themselves .sGthis
wee ks%S The thing ma de- such al hit and
| lseyerybody go ots SO Interested SinS itgth t
we've doub bled the prize and are ggo-
lSln g. give wee Il tn e.
hest fifth line to the new limerick
printed elsewhe In this issue. The
winning llnef9w Will u be announced next
Sun nday. bs Let every DO dyg come int and
Ina keT this contest even bet ter and
more hotly cont tested than thesS last.
Here are a few pointers to be borne
5inSmlnd ;s BSsa 53 II 42Es 8
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4 and Il rhyme the first nd Il SECOND not
the third and fourth, as many cons
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i ljconsidered fairly Ell gible for thatsrea-
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MA no DsON,l4 Il II 23d ST
Special aDistinRuislcd Mention.
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Il ID Acting upon a mo ion, q committee
was appointed a to o btain ii from the gan-
cral lnedical l,r ofess lo !, co mel so sta ate-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

n Make your lines as. amusing n point
edt8and d origi inala as YOU cam tt5s5
Il suits are announced below:
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It's IA bla ck555 eve SsfOr@5hanlnlOckS Ss and