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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12

A MILLION acres Of pubic domain IN
Nebraska, stolen by the cattle men and
fenced in, have been restored to the ma
Ii pal domain and thrown open to set
element and it is hoped that before the
war on the illegal fences ia over three
million acres will have been recovered.
These cattle men generally make some
pr-lcase Of conformity with law their
Airci me1 so through the forms OF home
stealing piece Of ground, and as soon
ga they get title they assign II TO their
employers. But sometimes the cattle
men simply stretch their bnrbed wire
feaces over the ground they find ii con
veuient to use. TWAS in Nebraska that
Il federal Judge last fall sentenced two
men who had confessed 10 fencing about
a2j, 600 acres Of public land to be COM
mitted TO ihc custody Of the marshal for
six hours ard he ut once surrendered
them lo their owe attorneys; but the
government is recovering its property
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12
Briggs to support the Administration.

Trenton, n. j, Feb. l2.-U"ited
States Senator elect Frank O. Briggs, IN
40 interview today frankly declared that
as the representative Of a str'Dg protec-
ZIONIST state, and state that had given
President r ,osevelt a plurality of more
than so, 900, he expected to support the
policies Of the republican administration
at Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12
TraIn strikes Funeral Procession.

New York, Feb. l2.-Tnree persons
were killed and many Injured when q
Long Island Railroad passenger train
dashed into funeral procession at noon,
today. on & grade crossing at Penny
Bridge. Meeker Avenue, near Calvary
Cemetery
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12

Willie " lied and Winnie wheezed, while
Wiutry winds whined weirdly. Will wri e
gled whil- Winnie wheez-d retchealy v 49,.
dom whispers. winter winds work wh~ezes.
Wbsr. fore We wri'e, Use R-nnedy's Laxa-
tive Cough Syrup" Nothi g els 50 good.
Sold by ". +. Creighton & Co. 40l King
street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12
Terrible Mine DI.aster.

St. Petersburg, Feb. II Forty men
were killed outright and scores injured
Oy 40 explosion 10 the mines at Baksm t
today. The bndies Of the dead we're all
horribly mangled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12
PAT DAILY Knncked Ont.

London, F,b. l2.-Jack Colds vain,
of Lindop, k"ocked out Pa DAILY, an
American light weight, 10 the fifth round
OF their fight for the light weight cham
pionshlp before the National Sporting
CluO, last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12

WHILE number Of people of Lam
caster county, Va, we're exciiedlv dis
cnssing the Thaw case in a store which
is built over the water on the edge OF
Indian creek, the weight Of the argu-
meats and Of the gathering caused the
foundation to give way, and the store
sank to the bottom Of The creek, carry.
ing with it the disputanls aud the stock
Of merchandise. Fortunately no one
was drowned. This brings to mind rem
inisceuses Of the Cluyerius case, p years
ego. This murder afforded such theme
for discussion that the proprietors OF
certain s.ofes in this city where men
we're wont 10 gather were compelled to
ring bells when attempts we're made to
discuss the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale

Seven room frSme Cottsee ON north colpm-
street. lot 1913, cellar under entire r"iid-
ing, heated 0y latrObes, hot and cold wat'r
bath, price. ............... $500.
Six room frame. just complete, two squares :
no ia OF King street. price -. ........ s $50
Feed hpuse and three lots in Del Ray, on
Mt. Vernon Avenue. price................... 500
52l south Lee street, 3 room brick
pro- .."stl 800
Lots in Del Ray, ST. Elmo. Braddock
Hoights.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12

ArgoRe1 salmon sid III vns-pOupd Tai
cans, bee~use 0nly the IA l. esss te 6ft-G
bv mach merry Fiat and oJe,half pUu.. ID
cans sfe 6lled by hand. Hand WORK IN f.c-
torres il crude and antiquated. l5cts. can,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12

To stop Cold with "Preyeniiesn Is safer
than 10 let It run and cure afterwards, Taken
4 the sneeTe Stage" Preveniics will head OIL
III colds and Grippe and perh IS save sou
from Pneumonia or Bronchitis. Preventifs
are little tooliisome candy cold cure tablets
selling in rents aud p cent boxes. If you
are chilly, il you beein 20 sneeze. try Pre-
yentics. They will surely check the cold and
please you Sold BY T. S. Leadbeaier 6 Sons,
druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12
Fifty ninth Congress.
Washington, Feb. y
SENATE.


An appropristiin of $4,000 10 pro-
vide plsy grouuds for the sch III children
Of this city is inc q 'e1 n The D strict Of
Columbia appropriation bill reported to-
CAV to the Senate.
The Senate psssed bill providing for
an investigation into be sfairs OF the
Mexican KickaI 90 India 3, by h Sea-
ale Commit ee on lodi affairs
Mr.. Nilsson goi nefTe the eena'e the
administration bill PERM I'M az rppeal
bV the goserumenl N or minsl ca'es.
NJ. R,yuer opposed the bill us unxi'e
leg slauou.
HOUSE.
The House voted today Immediately
after conveDing to Disagree to the
amendments made by The Senate to the
for iieation appropriation bIl and ap-
pointed cnnferees.
Cupferess were also appointed on the
omnibus lsh, house bill
The Hnu-e ssed hill for the sp-
p iieIm n f al audiIipu U. ;. juc g. f"r
h n rhern dIs'rlc' OF Alanama
Toe naval appropria ion bill was taxi n
up under the FIVE minutes rule.
10 opposing a further increase OF the
nsv, Mr. Slayden said that talS OF var
with Japsn is not only ridiculous but
wicked TIE. p,serty of japan aud the
wealth. 4 the Uni Ell States forbade such
a cpuh,ct.
On n point of order the House knocke"
out OF the naval appropriation bill a pro-
vision giving the additional grade To
fifteen rear admiras and three comm :
d res who served wi b ere ii 10 the r'g-
u,ar OF volunteer forces dun g the civil
s~r md who were retired PRIOR To jun
30, 1899.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12
The Cold Wave.

New York, FEB. I2.-An intense
cold wave which swept down on the CITY
late yesterday afternoon hhs csu'ei the
greatest suarrng aud iuconvroirrce.
The thermometer It'd" lowered sonu
the zero mark, aud 4 col wlui add-d u
the discomfort. Coming with ut warn-
ing the sudden drop ~ [ mperalute was
r-spuusb bic for several deaf ADJ pr ba
hle dea h of n pam per II otner p 70 :.
Jennie Bradley, ION les somt 60
years old .wss me OF the YIN. >he
WAS picked up o. Se" Fu e. n
str G. today almost uBcnr -ciOd~ t. "a
cold apd taken to BE- Ne~ Yoik Ii" UHal
ia q serious cnndi'i"n rom o>u'e
Stephen Hogan, 80 year did : I'D
suffer ng ON tie cold ~Sud nbg %
Ninth avenue a1d tagtn O. b "a.
w l.. Spellm,D Was by NO tn+' III
nuls"cr picked up. All d. pit { s'r
10 bad -hspe from expO.u'e. L c Oy
OF male CHI d, abru ne a. OIL, wos
found frozen alm,s II fl - th- fasbiOr-
abls district of West + d avenue.
Among the tenement dwvllers great
suffering has been csu-'d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-12

Another conference was held 81 the
w lite Hou.e Yesterday be'@eeD rbe
President aud Mayor &C 10 "a I'd the
s4u Francisco sch D. GOA d, Looking to
40 adjustment OF the J,pauese scu Vl
question. Nothing resu,tef irIn The
TWO hours task. Secretary Bot VAS
pr sent at the cnuf-reuc-. Tle -I'ua-
ton was thrashed 'ut on 10th s'd-s with
GU discovering 2 basi- ~ cOmr' mise.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-13
MISSIONARY CONVENTION.
Meeting ~ Fort Worth One of Best
IN History ot the Work.

Those who attended the annual
meeting of the Texas Christian Mis-
sionary convention at Fort Worth
have returned. and report that this
meeting was one OF the best I'm the
history of the work \ feature Of es-
peeial interest vas "a paper read
Monday morning by MIR Chalmers
Me pherson. pastor " the Main street
Christian church Mr Mcpherson s
subject vas "Our TweRty one Years
Work The paper was a rehearsal
of the history uf the convention from
the date - iu organization up to
the last mesttus Nj Mcphvrson
has attended esers 1uv uf ihe tsea.
ty-amo conventions aud has heen
prominently Identified ~i's th"
wafk ue ~aa in possession uf mueh
Information that esa apf Possessed
b., athef nae mhvfs eft ths souyeuttoa
nssausv 20 tts historical talne fa"
convention tots1 ta hase Goa 'haHa
sut apisa af thr paH pFiHtft f7E
1ls'r.HHtIna Iu fbr state
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-13
Clay PIERCE IN TEXAS RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS


Saa Aaspni0. Tex june W
ltetail i.iener Dealers assSess siou
81 Texas met here yesterday. ~lth
.yerY large eity In the 8ta;e repre-
scented Ths purpose was to discuss.
the attorney generals ruling ou III"
Haskia- Het3rrgor bin and - fofmu
late plans tn avoid twenty days Of
enforced prohibition,
The meeting vas executive sn
character. but Attorney T. Onion
was present as legal adviser. Thoss
present rufus. To discuss What took
place. but the members of the asso-
citation practically admit that they
''are an against II"
They have been looking at the
ruling Of the attorney general from
all sides. hoping 10 find loophole.
So far the closest scrutiny has dis
covered none II they do not close
they will have TO stay open and take
all the risk that violation OF the law
entails. which is rather dangerous
Some of the dealers frankly admit
they had rather close than take the
chances. Others will stay open on the
belief that no judge nor Jury will
convict them. This plan will prob
ably work in Bexar county, but IN
other counties the officers might
not be so lenient.
Another meeting Will be held In
short time. after which 1t is said
public statement will be issued by
liquor dealers.
II there is any possible chance TO
test the law in the court it will be
done The dealers are ready to put
up all kinds OF money toward that
end
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-13

/ Paris. Texas. June lg a spc.
4 c!Al train arrived over the Frisco
! yesterday at o'clock. carrying s.
W Fordyce and J u Johnson. the
st Louis attorney. counsel for II q.
I Clay Pierce Il aas reported that Mr.
/ Pierce accompanied them. but the
| most dliIigent inquiry failed 20 eth
/ er confirm or contradict the report
/ It is generally believed, however,
that he did accompany them and
that he has kept In the background,
The sheriff's office wired Sheriff
( Matthews OF Austin TO know IL MIR
/ Pierce was wanted aud received an
answer 10 arrest him regardless of
the expense.
! After receiving the reply the off,
GERS searched the city for him. but
were unable 10 locate him Accord
! ing to one report he was accompan-
I led by a special officer and went
. through TO Austin to surrender.
ehartering a special train here.
/ 1t was learned from a reliable
source that the Santa Fe ran spec
( ial up from Cleburne TO Paris for
the purpose of carrying Mr., Pierce
to Austin. but after the order for
the special had been given 1t was
found that he could not make the
trip to Austin and decided to trans
act his business through the FEEDER
al court here
Judge D. Z. Bryant came over on
the 10: i5 train yesterday morning.
AS soon as the Frisco special arriy-
ed Messrs. Fordyce and Johnson and
third man, supposed to be Pierce,
entered a carriage and drove rapidly
to the Federal building.
Judge F.. b. Perkins of Dallas
Joined them here and a lengthy con
sultation was held. 1t is supposed
that the purpose of the visit is to In
stitute injunction proceedings to re-
strain the receiver appointed by the
state from taking charge Of the prop
erty of the Waters-P Pierce Oil COM
pany.
Judge Bryant stated last night
that no application or papers OF any
kind had been presented to him yet
aud none have been filed in the
4 clerks office.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-13
PARDON GRANTED AIKEN.
Man Who Escaped Prison Then
Surrendered Gains Liberty.

Austin, Texas, June 13.-Gover-
nor Campbell today pardoned John
X. Aiken, the convict who escaped
from the Huntsville penitentiary "a
years ago, and who came from his
home near Hot Springs, Ark, few
days ago and voluntarily surrender
ed to the Texas authorities. The
board of pardons as advisers this
morning recommended that fun
pardon be granted to Aiken. and the
governor Immediately took up the
matter and issued the pardon. Aiken
is now at Huntsville where he went
to finish serving his term of fifteen
years. He was charged with murder.
He will not start from the peni-
tentiary until the pardon reaches
there, which will be tomorrow
II. T. Cook. former revenue col
leetor of Arkansas. who has been
here since Aiken came, in interest
of his application. left for Hot
Springs this evening.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-13
RAT MILLING FE>TtN Al.
~. Louis Citizens plan War of E>-
termination on Rodents.

ST Louis. June Ia Next Satur-
day night is the date SET for the rae
killing festival In St Louis. All over
the city will bee waged the most eN-
traordlnary war ever carried agaiusf
an ensmy II will be- the var of the
people against the rodents. % Nill
be war 90 the death. pu quarter. uo
flag or truce var Ut vNtermiua-
tiou Hy saturday night. lt i- caps,
ted. there sill Dee au army - taH.-
uUp persons ready for the FRAY
pr John e.. Harper of t1ts S9urh
f'agv avenue is promoting che fat
festival Ward Improvement assoc
Citations are co-opsfstlng stfh blm
The Newspapers aFv dHiIy Publishing
iettsrs fruwB people sho susNwsr the
b.st piaus Zoe kiHus thv radents
Poisson "a hut as popular ta traps
hut both msaps Rfe ssFsssfet NHt
eHp @lli ats fe fgHppyA tHf Fae.
aard Tlabhed s8aast frffrtei
.aaset. persuaded Hf esa3ei aa.a
feafh
Nrst eaaHas uarrHe . etgs. isi
.u tsaH au.a # t...Hf.HHf Har
ssttfa rtTs 4.t '.r. rI.EH
.H n~N uaaEaE H. HEesf Hn
af .s.s HssH ra. trae.et @
-..aH as.s frrn ..- A# .a
et .e EH e .. t".af
at lt #HH aN aa
- - . .. .e
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-13
AGED nan IS MISSING
J, n. Crdia of CIarkSville Disappears Sud
denIy from His Home.

Clarksville, Texas. June Ii.
X. Grain. aged 6S. who has lived in
Red River county for the past fifty
years. has been missing from his
home in the English settlement, nine
miles northeast OF this city, since
June .. on that morning he arose
al the usual hour and left the house
without either coat OF hat About
three weeks ago he rented his farm
aud stated 20 members OF his family
that ne preferred 10 be free from
the care of the place during the com
ing year A few days later he was
served subpoena to serve on "a
special yenirc during the present
term IT the district court. aud stat
I'd that be had been feeling ver,
badly for several weeks. and would
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-13

Mrs A. Gardiner, who resides in
West End, was thrown from a buggy
yesterday afternoon and quite pain
fully hurt, although no serious in
juries were sustained. In company
with two daughters she had been to
Freedman looking for wash woman
and was returning home when the
accident occurred. The horse be
came frightened at switch engine
and wheeled sharply around almos
upsetting the buggy. Mrs. Gard1n
er was thrown out with force enoug
to render her unconscious for a shor
time. A physician was summone'
| to attend her and she soon revived
Aside from this injury only fe"
slight bruises were inflicted by the
fall
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-13
Weeyils Near Town.

d. A. Lawson, who is cultlvatlns
the DR.. Sweat farm near the city,
reports boil weevils in his cotton.
He brought four or five plants 10
this office today showing the effect
of these pests. Several squares on
each stalk had been pierced by Wee
wills. The appearance Of weeVlls Is
causing farmers much uneasiness as
il is feared their rayages VIII prove
disastrous 10 the cotton crop on
the county
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-13
HAS TWENTY-FIVE CHILDREN.
Size of Citizens Family Keeps Him
From sitting at Murder Trial

Terrell. Texas. June 13.-In the
examination of the yenire for a jury
in the Woodall murder case. in dis
trict court. a citizen of the southern
end of Kaufman county, was asked
how many children he had. lie re-
piled that he had twenty-five. The
immeusity of the figures staggered
the court and spectators.
The yenireman was rejected IL is
probable that this ease will Dee
brought 20 the attention OF PreN-
dent Roosevelt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-13

Information comes from Nash
that boil wceyiis have made their
appearance iu the cotton fields at
thar community pr ~ W Miles eX'
hibtt,d stalk ~ rottou at Nash
thir morning that was covered with
weeyl.s. NJ Miles said they wrrr ln
bits cotton in great aumhers
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-13

very likely be unable to come to
Clarksville at the time set for the
trial. The old man has three sons
and three daughters, who are unea-
sy over his mysterious disappearance
A searching party was made up Mon
day aud several of the lakes in the
vicinity have been dragged and the
woods carefully searched in an eff
fort to find the body. but without
success
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-06-13
THE CHAUTAUQtA ASSEMBLY
Young Mems Chautauqua club In
,ted To Erect Tent on Grounds

George l.. Griffin. secretary OF
the Young Mems Chautauqua club.
has received the following commun-
ieation which explains itself
have been instructed by the di-
rectors OF the Waxahachie Chautau-
qua Assembly 20 express TO you
again our high appreciation of your
services to the Chautauqua in the
past. and our sincere thanks for
your untlring efforts In assisting the
board 90 entertain the great thronss
ot people. also 10 extend to YOU e
cordial welcome to erect your tent
on our grounds tle season, and
pledge you our cooperation in ans
aud every way possible. Trssflng
That this assembly may be che most
prosperous aud suceesstul Tor all of
us. 7 am
Most cordially
b. NJ PARKER
.zs.ar..sa.. tAavaH.aHtr RNa.tsfEzu.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-04
Actor Jumped 60 Death.

CHESTER. Pa. March i.-In an ef.
fort 10 escape being burned TO death
John Comfy. a comedian OF The vani-
~ Fair" company, was Instantly kill
cd by jumping from window OF the
Arcade hotel. where the theatrical com
pany was stopping The flames broke
ont on the first iloor OF the building
aud cut on the escape OF all the mem
bers OF the company. Fircmen rescued
no the occupants OF the hotel except
ConlE who seemed 10 have lost his
presence Of mind and jumped from n
third story window despite the warn
ing. OF the fircmcn. Mrs. Watson. also
a member % the company. was severe
ly burned. She Is In a hospital In a
serious condition. The loss Is $1,000.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-04

'eighborhoo
NlcARAeuAN VICTORY.
Honduras Loses Key TO Position at
IN Corpus.

Honduras Loses Key To Position nj
Ia Corpus.
WASHINGTON, March Am I'm
portant engagement between the forces
of Nicaragua and Honduras has been
reported In cable message from the
American consul. Mr.. OlIvares, Mt
Managua, Nicaragua, as follows:
"lil Corpus. key OF position ut Tegu.
cigalpa has been taken by Nicaragua.
-Four battalions OF Ncaraguans and u
strong force OF lIondurans were en-.
gagged. Action brilliant"
The American legation at Teguclgnl.
pa. Honduras, has Informed the state
department that the government OF
that country has called upon the Sal
vndorlan minister TO get from his gov
ernmcnt categorical reply 10 the
question whether II Is an ally or enc
my Of Honduras.
A report says that naval expedI.
ton Is leaving a gulf port OF Honduras
to attack Bluenelds. Nicaragua.
Indications that at least -four OF the
republics may become involved have
led the state and navy department OH.
cials 10 consider the expedlency OF In
crcaslng the American naval force In
those waters, and Il Is probable that
within few days several other ships
win be ordered to reinforce the Ma
rlctta and the Chicago In protecting
American Interests there.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-04
MULL.GAN q ROCHE ~a 1R1
Moa THREATENED LyNcHlNo.



Ery crowd After Fake Artists.
MARIETTA. o.. March i.-waltcr
W. SAVAGE of Syracuse. y. Y. ard An
dy Corothors. charged with drucglng
and aHaultug six small glrls Last
NIGHT narrowly escaped violence NJ the
hands Of largo crowd that for a time
surrounded Che iail.
Savage "a ma advertising sketch artist
AMI lins boom here about week. occu
pying n window IN the Dime Savings
society building lie has made
specially OF getting young girls 10 nj
low him 90 make their pictures
During thc afternoon Dc had six girls
between ihc uges OF twelve anl four
teen years of age m hs room. lie
gave thcm WHISKY. Wine ana beer. On
which Dee cfn i.icrcl some Kind OF
drug Th, police found tic girls 90
fhe room mconsciort Both men and
iho SIX girls were taken 20 ihc city
ial
Under guard of tho entire police
forro thc mon were rushed TO tn caun-
o. lan which is on the nth llor OF
the courthouse hull'lr.
Ic sheriff Hud dcl1i.cf. assisted hy
Che poles. rre uuari'ng rbc two p-is
onen aa'nst lyn,h.ng taaf was
Threatened hy tic entire ponulacc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-04
AIrrntn,,n Nefernn Dead.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. March i.-Wn-
Ham n. SOwdcn. who represented the
tenth Pennsylvania district In the
Forty and Fifticth congresses.
died last night az his home here from
dropsy aud heart disease. lie was
sixty three ycars OF age and graduate
OF thc Harvard law school lie scrvel
ms q corporal la the civil war and was
wounded at Anilciam. Mr.. Sowdcn
was delegate 10 the Democratic na.
tional conventions la 1881, 1884 and
1870. lie wns defeated la iSSs be-
cause. Il u said, OF his protective tarin
views
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-04

See him reeling down the street,
Is II anything TO you'
Sodden brain and stumbling feet,
Is It nothing. then. to your
You, who calmly say, "Oh well,
They have sold and they win sell,
SO we'll ope their doors to He'll
BY our votes"
See that mother pace the noorl
Is II anything your
See her listen ut the door
Is IL nothing, then. TO your
You who make her weep and Pray.
You, VINO lead lis feet astraS,
Put temptation In his way
BY your voter
Hear the wee OF beg for food,
Is II anything to yous
sob from cold for lack Of wood,
Is II nothing. then 10 yoni
See their worn and tattered othesl
See them shrink from fathers blowsl
See them sinking meath their woes,
From your vote
Will you help TO cause II all,
Is II anything 10 YOU
Win you fail TO heed their call,
Is itnothng, then. TO your
God viii count their crowns aud tears,
Hell record them when lie hears,
He'll remember through the years,
How YOU vote
A MOTHER
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-04
ARCHIE ROOSEVELT Ill.
rrcsidcnrs youns son uns ninh-
therlr-irointed fn white House.

Presidents Young Sou HES niph-
theri1-irointed in white House.
WASHINGTON. March President
Holyclfs young son. Archie. has
O.rhllodl. hut q o. said Dr. g. DOT So
ri1ry m Tic patient has been iso-
aloi n thc southeast room OF the
White House nnd O strict quarantine
o. being ma'nn'leL.
Surgeon General H.yry. iho pr'si-
0oufs physician. ra'l that BE- was nnt
cail,l ln Co zee Archie iast Friday. Dr.
H..oy at Unrr beam ihe use az anti.
toslu and srut f9r o. trained nurse.
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